Posted by FBH44 on August 22, 2015 at 03:22:51 from (64.85.217.13):
Give me your ideas, please. You guys have exactly the same values I have. Our church was gonna demolish the old rectory some years ago, and was auctioning off the contents of the attic. My wife and I bought the three old plywood choir boys, laminated paper fronts, classic beautiful old 1930's, probably 6' tall. Beautiful, red dnd white cassocks and surplices, huge red bows. Mounted on 2x2 posts for the outside Christmas manger displays. They're singing, holding up hymn books. Imagine Norman Rockwell and Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed. The boys look like 15 years old. Problem, we do not use them. They are stored in a closet, and when you open the lcoset door you forget these old boys are in there..... 6' tall big old guys with their mouths wide open scare the living be-hoosus out of us. HOWEVER we do not want to give them to just someone / any organization that won't take care of them, or will stick them out in the rain, or will just toss them into the back of the garage with the trash cans and rakes and shovels after Christmas. What would you guys do with them?
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