First Song - Drifting with Tim Holt

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western Fair. Ritting along your soul. And I will come to all-star Western Fair. Starring along with the great Westerners, poor-willing and the riders of the Purple Sage.

Our all-star Western Fair guest for today is the all-star Western family, Jennifer, Tim and Jack Hoeff, appearing in a story of the West Britain especially for them. My name is Cotton Seed Clark and here are the riders of the Purple Sage.

Suu City, Suu, Suu City, Suu Your hair is red, your eyes are blue Let's walk my horse and dog for you Suu City, Suu, Suu City, Suu There ain't no gal that's true As my sweet, too City, Suu I drove a herd of cattle down from old Nebraska way That's how I come to be in the state of my way

I'm at a gal in Iaway, her eyes were big and blue. I asked her what her name was, she said, Sue, City Sue. Sue, City Sue, Sue, City Sue. Carrots, red, your eyes are blue, I swap my horse and dog for you, Sue, City Sue.

The Ozar Western Theater, once again bring you a half-hour of enjoyable entertainment with an authentic Western atmosphere. The Vakers of Webbers brand are interested in keeping alive the traditions of the old west. of the old webs in song and story, for they believe those old time provisions are a valuable part of the American scene.

Good bread is an important part of the American scene too, and Weber's bread is good bread, well mixed and well baked. Gold and brown crust, firm even texture and distinctive flavor, make it appealing to look at satisfying to eat.