The Beachcombers

- Season 5

(1976)

Nick, Jesse and a companion of Nick are associated with a terrible plane crash in a remote region.

Nick must settle on sitting tight for protect with his severely harmed companions and setting out without anyone else for help.

In the settlement two Indians appear with the little Indian girl Sara. She is Jesse's sister, and the two men find that now even the brother could take care of the little one.

Nick and Margaret mistakenly think Relic and Sadie are taking part in an extramarital entanglements and Relic ends up being sought after with a rifle toting Sadie accordingly.

There is great excitement in the settlement, because the next day is the salmon derby. For the largest salmon caught on this day, three prizes will be given to the adults and three to the children. Even the Indian girl Sara wants to join.

Margaret and Relic are caught on a canal boat weighed down with substantial development gear and Nick's endeavors to save them are entangled by the tricky condition of the hardware.

Not far from the mainland, there is a small island where a lot of goats have been living a peaceful and tranquil life for a long time. By a government decision, the life of the animals from one day to another is endangered: on the island a ferry port will be created and a bridge to the mainland will be built. A commando appears to make the first blasts. Suddenly all life on the island has changed. But little Margaret is unwilling to stand idly by.

Jesse and Hugh battle to spare Nick and the Persephone, which has been overwhelmed by substantial oceans.

The little Sara, who has a weakness for the disgusting relic, gives him a flower. But he has little left for this attention.

To educate the troublemakers on the nearby save a lesson, Jesse is named by the elderly boss to act boss.

Gus is resolved to get a science set that would enable him to make undetectable ink yet it ends up being a troublesome undertaking.

Sara is wiped out at Christmas time and her fever makes her see Santa Claus as a soul coming to take her away.

Nick and Jesse endeavor to help an elderly man hoping to sail toward the South Seas in spite of his weakness.

Relic and McLoskey have brought forth up a cash making plan including dynamiting fish and Nick is made up for lost time in it.

On a lonely beach Hugh discovers a stray dog he wants to keep. But the animal is too shy. A little later, a member of the Canadian animal welfare control shoots the "gurnard", as Hugh calls the four-legged meanwhile.

As Jesse makes a sail with Margaret and little Sara, they end up in a dangerous situation that the boy masters fabulously. The admiration that Margaret feels for Jesse therefore, she considers love.

Hugh is traveling with the "Persephone" to recover trunks. In this activity, he is teased by a few young non-stewards from rich parents who rush by in a jet-boat. When they board the "Persephone" and Vince, one of them, comes too close to Hugh, this defends himself, Vince crashes and injures himself.

To compensate for missing Margaret's graduation from review school, Hugh guarantees to get her a costly blessing yet an absence of cash undermines to wreck his designs.

One day a man emerges in the small Canadian coastal village, bringing with it the breath of the big wide world. It's Molly's old boyfriend Sam, who moved out many years ago to make a big fortune, and who obviously succeeded.

Sarah is enticed to take a stab at bumming a ride and this prompts unforseen results.