Saturday - May 6, 2017
Sun City Son
Louis Miller's Tractors
Mel's Bowling Alley

Louis is 93, uses a walker, and remembers everything. He was a member of our club for awhile.
When he was 20, he borrowed 20 dollars from his bank to get married. His father-in-law threatened to anul the marriage,
but she said she would just marry Louis again. She was an 18-year old twin, they had twins, and one of them had twins.
His wife worked for Gold's for many years until Harry Gold died.
He only finished the 7th grade, but he had the highest score in a mechanical test when he went into the service.
He told a story about his dead car. His wife said it was the battery, but he insisted it was the generator.
When she was proven right, she didn't say, "I told you so," which contributed to over 70 years of happy marriage.
Once Louis used dry-ice to free up a piston which was a neat technique.
He once drove a race car and has written 3 books.
An owner paid $200,000 to restore a one-cyclinder Fairbanks Morris tractor, and Louis got to drive it in a parade.
Louis commented that he was dreading his going.  Paul Ranney said he should have been a better boy.