I love TV commercials. They're good for kidneys.
One of the best is the jet test pilot. He climbs out of the cockpit and whow-e-e, he's got to have a coke.
But the real dilly isn't even out yet.
That would be having the gal shave her arm pits instead of her legs. Or how about this: A sexy looking gal slapping a razor strap with a straight edge and then shaving her legs?
Dear ole' Dad sure would get a charge out of that.
Up on the North 40.
FOR SALE— Three bedroom home. They's spooky lights up here.
It's getting so the neighbors are moving in faster than we can get acquainted.
Max (the Chevy man who I hope has lots of borrowin' tools) Snodderly will be moving next door in a few weeks. The Charlie Pfeiffer and Jack Collins and families are in their new homes down yonder a piece and Tom Schreiner is "going up" with his new home, the first residence to be built east of Tenth Street.
And then there is the nursing home job which is going full blast to which we all have testified on Sunday.
That article we printed about a school-age youngster crossing a street was clipped from the Vermont PTA magazine by Mrs. Winston Rashleigh.
Best wishes to Janet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Niebruegge, this fall at Colorado State University. Janet gave us a hand with the county fair duties this year.
Thanks to the use of fair facilities and the courtesies extended by Marvin Hoffman and his staff, we managed to get the job done in good shape.