Shelver Drug Store
Reply from Lee Stickland (’64): Dickinson, ND
LEE here. I feel honored and compelled to contribute to the Shelver Drug Store legend. When our Mother discovered a health-related situation in our home that exceeded her excellent German upbringing, she found it easy to call Glen and ask his input; esp. @ nite.
Glen was kind to offer ameliorative advice if appropriate or to facilitate further steps to satisfy the situation.
Darrel (Doc), Dean and I each had a paper route. Mine was the first; I took over from Darrel Haberstead . His mother ran the show for the ‘transfer of operations (money)’. It was only after Dad got the Minot Daily News man involved that I was able to make a “go of it”.
Anyway, back to the drug store. Each fourth (4th) Saturday I would collect for the papers that I had delivered.
I would unerringly go to the drug store and for only 75 cents could get a large chocolate malt, a juicy hamburger and a generous side of french fries.
One Saturday night some fellows whom I thought were my near-friends wanted me to share my collected money with them.
They got some of it. The next time that was attempted, I had 2 old-fashioned “church keys” in my pockets. Once I presented them and stated that I may draw red, that never happened again; to me or to my brothers that I know of.
So glad for YOUR efforts to keep OUR blog going, Gary. I would like to contribute to it, if that could help:
so that you have content and do not need to walk the street of CEBU to gain NEWS,
Say, I hear fireworks and I notice that it is 5 minutes before midnite, 2016. I watched the ball fall in New York on the TV in the DR 2 hours ago. Now it is our turn. YOU had your turn many hours ago, I reckon: right?
LEE
24 year Anniversary
Posting from Allen Richard (’65): Midland, MI
24 years ago yesterday, 12/31/1991 at 2:00 P.M. I married the most amazing person in the world. Happy anniversary my love!
Congratulations Allen and Susan. Wishing you many more years together too. Gary
Posted by Neola Kofoid Garbe: Bottineau & Minot, ND
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Blog (404) posted on March 21, 2009
03/21/2009
Folks, I went up and got a hair cut and a foot scrub at one of the local beauty parlors located in our local mini mall here in the Philippines the other day. The hair cut cost a dollar and then I gave the guy a dollar tip, so 2 dollars in all. I got a very thorough foot scrub with nail clippings and the whole bit. They scrubbed away all the old calluses and dead skin leaving my feet as smooth as a babies butt. The whole process took about 2 1/2 hours. The foot scrub cost 5 dollars, so with a 2 dollar tip, 7 dollars in all. Bernadette’s manicure and pedicure cost 2 dollars total. That’s 50 cents per limb. What a deal. Gary
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