Makem Laugh or Makem Cry and Youve Found the Right Gift for Dad this Year: Gifts from The Lighter Side can Tickle the Funny Bone or Tug at the Heart Strings
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Bradendton, FL, May 19, 2006 --( “Everyone wants to get a reaction from Dad when he opens his gift, whether it’s a belly laugh, a chuckle, a smile or a tear,” said Kim Boyd, Vice President of Marketing for The Lighter Side.Comes complete with rotating bezel, quartz analog movement, calendar, scratch-resistant crystal, glow-in-the-dark hands, and solid link metal band.If you are a reporter working on a story and are interested in The Lighter Sides products and history, or wish to speak with them, please contact Brian Hyland at Caugherty Hahn Communications, brian.hyland@chcomm.com or call (201) 251-7778.“And nothing does that better than a gift from The Lighter Side.”The following gift ideas from the Lighter Side have Dad’s name all over them.Personalized Items (Editor’s Note: Unless otherwise noted, allow 5 business days for delivery of personalized items):· 53166 Personalized MLB Jersey Print ($79.98) – Dad is part of the team when his name appears on a Major League Baseball jersey next to his favorite professional teammates.New Dad” T-Shirt ($17.98)Since 1914, The Lighter Side has offered a unique collection of lighthearted gifts of “wit and whimsy, merriment and mirth.” The catalog offers gift givers amazing choices that they won’t find elsewhere as well as a large collection of licensed and nostalgic collectible merchandise, including Betty Boop™, Peanuts™, Wizard of Oz™, Coca-Cola®, Looney Tunes™, I Love Lucy™, Elvis®, M&Ms®, “A Christmas Story”™, and others.For more information, or to place an order or request a catalog, contact The Lighter Side at 1-800-232-0963 or www.LighterSide.com.The Lighter Side offers a 100% guarantee satisfaction policy since 1914, and will exchange the item, or refund the merchandise amount.The Johnson Smith Company, based in Bradenton, Florida, was founded in 1904 by Alfred Johnson Smith in Australia and launched in the United States in 1914.