The famous Salvation Army kettles are getting a fresh shiny red look from local auto-body shops. After six years of use in bitter cold weather, the kettles were starting to have a worn look to them. That is why local auto painters volunteered to sand and spray paint all 1,200 kettles before they’re needed on the streets.
-Pioneer Press
That's an interesting story. That's really kind of the auto painters who volunteered to do that.I liked how you kept it short, and simple. I also like how you included the picture!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing to see people in today's society still taking an interest in others' affairs. It's nice to see that some people still care. :)
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