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Gayle Valante wrote:Al's Cleaners was sold to Panhandle Cleaners in the late 70's early 80's. My grandparents (Shelt) owned and operated the business for many years. Many fond memories of going on deliveries with my grandma.

Al was my Babe Ruth baseball manager back in '57 and '58......Pik Kwik team

Mike, I remember your mother although I didn't really know her.. I think she was a couple of years behind me, maybe class of '63.

I don't remember Panhandle Health ever being a grocery store -- I will keep watching to see
what it was called. I do remember a Texaco station being next to the Rena Theatre - does anyone
remember that??

I used to work at the Texco station. 1960 or 61. It was owned by Jerry Mutch.

Does anyone ...

I most definetly remember the Boat when it looked like a boat, as I worked there and put the trays of food on peoples
car windows -- what fun that was!!!

Vicki - who were you before you were a Spoor? and what years did you work at the Boat?

Jim - I think, but not totally sure, that Zeke worked ...

Vicki - yes I remember the foot thing at Huttons. And the shoe salesman was a man with a "bum" leg named Jack.
Spent many hours at the Boat playing pinball machines and remember the dime store at the bottom of the hill and nickle
cokes there. And also summer dances at the bowling alley.

Casey - yes ...

Yes we had parking meters. Picture from 1956
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Five of the best things that left Kellogg.

Saturday afternoon at the Liberty theater - double feature with 3 cartoons and a serial for 15 cents.
In the winter, spending all day at the Y with radar range hot dogs for lunch from one of the bars across the street.
In the summer, hitchhiking up the ...

Yes, we need a place for pictures.

Jim from the looks of the sign painted on the top it looks like it was just an auto repair shop after the Chevrolet dealership moved to what is now Dave Smith.
(hope pictures show here)
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Who remembers the drive-in/drive thru that was at the west end of Cameron Avenue?

The one just east of the hospital? It opened right after the high school was built. I can never remember the name of it, but it was owned by Pat Metzgar. He owned the drive-in theater in Smelterville and the Pix ...

Back to topic. Does anyone remember the coffee shop/soda fountain that was in the basement of Damiano's Corner Drug?

I remember when it was Densow's Drug and thesoda fountain was located on the main floor.

Does anyone remember Mary's restaurant that was located next to the drug store? Burnt down ...

For Jim Bird... The old Ford garage was on the east side of Division Street between the bridge and the old Safeway. It was Seber Motors.
The garage uptown just past the YMCA and Twin City Hardware was Walker Chevrolet.