now if it said 'Model Dairy' on it, it would be from my home town. I used to ride with the deliveryman up the road and back. It was never a problem back then.

V.

Shamrock seems to have been the big dariy company in Arizona. I remember Milkmen in Pittsburgh in the 60s and we had them in Rockville MD from 1969 to when we moved in late Dec 1971. Dallas TX, no milk delivery, you had to go to the grocery store. I hadn't seen one of those Milk Trucks since Nixon was in Office... Was looking at it and thought, Restore that thing and make a camper out of it. Went online the next day and found that folks have been doing that with Milk Trucks and other old Delivery vehicles

yes... one of the first social changes, and we witnessed it. In my home town, there was a large dairy farm close by who opened his own milk store and picking up your own milk there was considerably cheaper. And that's all she wrote.

V.

I think the heat had something to do with it in Texas.

Gone are the days!

I know, now you order it from Amazon/Whole Paycheck and have it delivered to your door, where it probably goes bad....