Valentine #28 April 1973

Elaine Dixon tries to keep her head down at the International Camping Site in Majorca, where her job is complicated by the persistent advances of the boss’s son, Luis Alba. When a gypsy family is forced to leave their campsite, Elaine offers them shelter—only to have Luis arrive moments later, crashing his land rover into their caravan.

Jess has always dreamed of singing, but her first chance at the town hall dance ends in awkward silence. The next day, a chance encounter at a coffee shop leads her to an urgent ad for a missing vocalist in a band called the Groovy-Time Thing — and she’s determined to try. With Andy Norvel, Roy, and Sam watching, Jess steps into a new rhythm, unsure if she’s ready but certain she’s finally found her voice.

Janice and her mother are barely holding on after her father’s passing, left with a house on the hilltop meant to become a hotel but now empty and unpaid. When a quiet stranger named Dave Oldfield arrives on a late-night bus, Janice hopes he’ll stay long enough to ease the loneliness. But when she discovers a note from Westhaven College tucked in his coat, she realizes his time there might be fleeting—and that she may need to let him go.