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Young, whose ''Father Knows Best'' had ended production a year earlier, was cast as Cameron "Cam" Garrett Brooks, a widower-[[author]], who returns from having lived in [[New York]] and [[Connecticut]] to his hometown of fictional Millsberg (elevation 840 feet), possibly in [[New England]] because of the mention of town meetings, but the state is never specified. Cam renews his friendship with Lloyd Ramsey, the editor of the local [[newspaper]], portrayed in eleven episodes by Ford Rainey (1908-2005). The people of Millsberg become the subjects of Cam's stories.
 
Young, whose ''Father Knows Best'' had ended production a year earlier, was cast as Cameron "Cam" Garrett Brooks, a widower-[[author]], who returns from having lived in [[New York]] and [[Connecticut]] to his hometown of fictional Millsberg (elevation 840 feet), possibly in [[New England]] because of the mention of town meetings, but the state is never specified. Cam renews his friendship with Lloyd Ramsey, the editor of the local [[newspaper]], portrayed in eleven episodes by Ford Rainey (1908-2005). The people of Millsberg become the subjects of Cam's stories.
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Timothy "Tim" Lewis Matheson (born 1947) starred in an undetermined number of episodes as 13-year-old Roddy Miller. Constance Moore (1920-2005) appeared ten times as Cam's blonde female friend, Christina "Chris" Logan, who had remained behind years earlier, when she was known as "Tina," as he left Millsberg for points undisclosed. Widowed with a son, she worked as the secretary for Lloyd Ramsey
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Timothy "Tim" Lewis Matheson (born 1947) starred in an undetermined number of episodes as 13-year-old Roddy Miller. Constance Moore (1920-2005) appeared ten times as Cam's blonde female friend, Christina "Chris" Logan, who had remained behind years earlier, when she was known as "Tina," as he left Millsberg for points undisclosed. Widowed with a son named Arny Logan (Brad Berwick), she worked as the secretary for Lloyd Ramsey
    
The series aired a sentimental holiday episode "Christmas Memory" on December 18, 1961, in which Cam recalls a foolish dispute with his late wife over the gift of a butter churn.
 
The series aired a sentimental holiday episode "Christmas Memory" on December 18, 1961, in which Cam recalls a foolish dispute with his late wife over the gift of a butter churn.
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