I was visiting my grandmother’s house, yesterday, and she was watching the quiz show, Hollywood Squares, and one of the panelists was television actor, and namesake of famous Chiffster Martin Milner.
Are you calling me a square??? 
On the evidence, definitely squarer than Mary Bergin. 
Don’t worry Martin, everyone loves long square potatos. Just drop them in the fryer and you’ve got french fries.
You’re America’s favorite!
Mike
Now if we can figure out if Kent McCord is somewhere on this board under an alias… 
Gee, I thought all he did was travel around putting in appearances at the various “Route 66” festivals and events.
Now, THERE is a phenomenon I don’t understand. It was just a couple of thousand miles of cracked concrete, for crying out loud! I drove over many parts of it often and all of it at least once and cannot recall a single adventure or epiphany.
It’s about the fact that the major source of income in the towns along the highway was the traffic that went through. Now that it’s dried up, they are becoming like ghost towns, and desperately need the tourists. Both my dad’s side of the family, and my mom’s are from areas along Rt. 66, and this is the case, as I have seen it.
It winds through St Louis, down through Missouri
Oklahoma City looks mighty pretty …
Now ain’t that the truth? 
Try singing that about the Hume highway.
It winds past Euroa, bypasses Murtoa
Near Wangarratta make all the cows scatter