Cass-Clay Milk Products,

another California dairy to have 'Hoppy" image on their cartons.

Cass-Clay at the height of Hoppy's popularity during the 1950s, Hoppy's image appeared on all Cass-Clay cartons, and kids collected bottlecaps with his picture to exchange for prizes.
I am not sure but, I believe the Cass in Cass-Clay, stands for Cassidy. I haven't found anything to authenicate this, and there is nothing on their web site stating this. Do you know? if, you do e-mail me.
Visit their web site @
http://www.cassclay.com/index.html

Hopalong Cassidy Bike

Was anyone of you lucky enough to have your parents buy you one of these? I would of love to have had one, but I was lucky, just to get a ten dollar used bike, much-less get one of these beauties.

Bond Bread

Does anyone remember how much better Bond Bread tasted, just because 'Hoppy' told us that Bond Bread was one of his favorite breads? I do, I made sure that was the only bread my mother bought.

Producers Dairy

During the fifties and sixties, William Boyd was a spokesman for the All Star Dairy Association headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky. A picture of Hoppy and his horse was used on milk cartons for those All Star Association members, of which Producers Dairy, a California dairy, was one, and today, is the only one of these members who still has a picture of Hoppy on their milk cartons. The image on the right is a sample of these images.
They also produce this milk on the Bar -20 Farm.
Visit their web site @ http://www.producersdairy.com/home.html

Hopalong Cassidy Savings Club Button

If you read my story about meeting Hoppy, you will remember about the savings club I was talking about. Well, a friend sent me this picture he found on the web somewhere, of the 'Hopalong Cassidy Saving Club' button, I don't remember getting one, but I do remember that bank, I wish I still had it.