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Author: Wiley Channell

There are some things in our society which tends to destroy the fabric of our life as a family. The simple things we so nonchalantly ignore are deteriorating the ability for families to enjoy togetherness as a unit.

Is there a major ball stadium anywhere in the United States of America barring none which can report there is not one red cent of taxpayer money helping there business. Maybe the working blue collar dude is not paying for the brick and mortar building.

Does the city or state provide an incentive rebate or reduced rate of taxation. I'll provide a little secret the tax break for the head of a blue collar wage earner bellying up to the ticket window is a joke.

I would be afraid to ask what it would cost to take junior and sis out to the game if television in the $$millions were not paying to help keep his ticket prices low. Some of our ballplayers are being begged to suit up and play because a signature for one year less than multi-$$ six figures is sneered at.

Right now as we go to press there are forces at work to keep low to middle class wage earners and their families away from the ball park. Back in early days of the game of baseball blue collar sporting fans jumped a trolley headed out to the park and he still had jingle left in his pocket when he got home.

I would suggest all professional ball clubs commit to fostering a subsidy for all kids free entry to any sporting venue. There is simply no way any child under 10 years will be at a ball park without Mom and Dad or both. If there is room in the car Grandpa will want to crowd in also.

America has no choice but to see the high salaries the political subsidy play and the abnormal TV payoffs. Baseball fans will only be played for a sucker just so long then it time out see you later alligator or after while crocodile. It's been good to know you.

Big daddy moneybags I wish you well in your grand ball stadium with flashing scoreboard which now reads, "Please Come Back You Hear." Bubba's turnip truck turned around and came back and he climbed back aboard.

Sign at Bubba's house for the paper boy reads,"Stop the paper indefinitely have gone to better parts of the world."

Family life with love and concern not money and greed needs some attention by you and me.

Throw smoke if you will but sooner or later Bam ! over the fence it goes and where it stops nobody knows.

Any body going my way?

Author Bio:

Wiley Channell

Major Wiley B. Channell USMC (retired) Full name Wiley Brownee Channell grew up Argo, Alabama and Trussville, Alabama. Attended grammar school Argo 1st thru 5th grade, 6th grade Trussville elementary. High School Hewitt-Trussville High 7th thru 12th. Graduated 1954 and attended Auburn University 1954-1959. Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Administration Class of 1959. Joined u.S. Marine Corps and attended OCS Officer Candidate School Quantico, Va. Commissioned 2nd Lt. October 1959. Served as an Engineer MOS 1302 with secondary MOS 0402 Logistics Officer. Retired Major USMC 1979.

Married: Wife Robbie Amerson Channell.

Four (4) Children: 1. Mrs John James Coleman III (Liz), grandson John James Coleman IV (Jack); 2. Ms Cynthia J. Channell (Cj); 3. Douglas Jackson Channell (Doug), grandson Taylor Ford Channell; 4. Liles Bonneau Channell (Bo), grandsons Zachary Sullavan Channell (Zach), John Liles Channell (John Liles).

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