. Here�s RED HOT GRAMS, with a picture from 1945: �My little brother Johnny (right) and nephew Lyle spent many a summer day down at the creek by our southern-Nebraska farm, fishing for sunnies. They used fat worms for bait and the bucket to carry the fish home. (I was a little older, and raised the worms on sour milk and coffee grounds.) It was brought to mind as we just had a family reunion in St. Paul Park, and drove back down to the old farm in Nebraska to see relatives. Johnny (now John) is now 70, and Lyle is 68. A joy to remember!�
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