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Date Posted: 04:52:43 08/21/03 Thu
Author: David Daniels
Author Host/IP: fdyinet2.fin.moc.com / 65.219.124.65
Subject: Re: Great memories, Bill! Thanks!
In reply to: Randy 's message, "Re: Great memories, Bill! Thanks!" on 12:48:19 03/06/03 Thu

>>Bill:
>>What class were you in?
>>Thanks so much for your recollections! Wow---I feel as
>>though I only scratched the surface compared to what
>>you remember! I do remember the store at the corner of
>>Beech St. and Charles was Miller's---that's the store
>>I frequented the most, since it was right on the way
>>as I walked from my house on Ranch Road to Poage
>>Elementary School. It was run by an elderly couple
>>named Miller (of course, anyone over 40 was elderly
>>those days!), and it sold about all the basics. I
>>remember Mrs. Miller wasn't the friendliest lady
>>around--she was strictly business, it seemed---but
>>nice nonetheless. I have no idea what her and her
>>husbands first names were, though. I enjoyed your
>>memories of Dairy Cheer also. That was quite the place
>>when I was growing up---kinda of a state-of-the-art
>>restaurant second only to BBF (downtown at 12th and
>>Winchester. BBF stood for "Burger Boy Food-a-Rama").
>>Dairy Cheer had great food and a nice (though echoey)
>>dining room and was always a great place for the
>>family to stop for evening ice cream treats.
>>Bill, where exactly did you live? Did you attend
>>Poage?
>>Thanks again for your reminiscing. Indeed---those were
>>the days!
>
>The market at the Beech Street and 13th Street was
>also run by a family named Miller and was called
>Miller's Market. used to buy a 5 cent bag of Snyder's
>in the 60's.
>
>>
>>--Jonathan Wright (Class of 1971)
mr.millers name was charles

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