It might be now with the gas
When I go "up north" I spend a lot of time in TC, EJ, and BC. I'm adding Cedar Hardware to my list of places to visit in the coming months. I'm very intrigued!
When I taught HS in eastern Montana during the eighties we had a box social every spring in the "gym." Look it up. The gym was a WWII surplus quanset hut so small that anyone sitting in the recycled cinema seats on the sidelines had to tuck their feet under the seat to keep them out of play during a basketball game. The floor was not long enough for standard play so it had three ten-second lines: one in the center and one at each end about half way to the free throw circles. Players had to bring the ball forward to the fartherest ten-second line within ten seconds, then they could play back to the center line. After each game the entire community adjorned to the bar next door for pizza. Everyone, even the worst drunks, behaved themselves though the beer flowed freely. We only had 22 kids in the HS. Teams were so small sometimes coaches would run out of players if a few fouled out. The unwritten rule was opposing coach would call over a player and make him kneel next to the bench for each player the opposing team was short of (coach had to keep a full team on the floor if he had enough playable boys or it was technical foul). I remember one game that finished the better part of the fourth quarter two-on-two!
It's been six years since I sat in the barbers chair.
Is that one of those pork loin sandwiches I've heard so much about?
Now that's a tenderloin!!!
Glenn's is a great place. I get all my vehicle repairs done there. Good people!!!!!!!
