Jamie added, “This is one of the hearts of this community. We even helped Avery sell 1,300 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies for her troop.” We’ve raised money for the boomerang backpacks for schools, you name it. “Someone bought it but they kindly left It there for everyone. We raised $1,300 by selling that TV up on the wall there.” He pointed at the big screen. The school, the bar, and the church help each other raise money.
“Indeed yes!” Co-owner Kenny called from behind the bar. “I’ve heard you have some real interesting auctions here.” RE/MAX Owens looked up from studying the many plaques and signs on the walls. Bike Mike had the pulled pork on a hamburger. I’ve tried hiring chefs, but I can just manage the kitchen better by myself.”
We looked at our seven bulging plates and gaped at her. “She did all of that on her own you know. “It’s a saloon! Use your hands.”Ĭhef Jamie reemerged from the kitchen and wiped her hands on her apron. I heard Retired Jack murmur, “I see that it’s a no silverware day for me.”īanker Paul Finley handed him a package of silverware. Ruthie and Kenny brought out enormous, steaming plates of food. Although if you want to give a plug to the parks department, we are doing this cool survey to find out how to promote more active transportation methods.” Tech company, software, parks board president, Kosciusko County Velo Club…”Ĭusick folded his arms. RE/MAX Jeff Owens introduced his wildcard. He offered with one hand, “I can be Retired Jack.” Jack drank his chardonnay with a flourish. We bantered about Jack’s moniker.īuilder Charlie shrugged. But Ruthie smiled and brought out a wine glass with chardonnay sure enough. She wrote down various soda, tea, and beer orders, but Wildcard Jack Brunetto, Builder Charlie Wagner’s guest, asked if they had chardonnay. Menus appeared in front of the seven of us. Her husband says everyone’s a friend to her.” “Yeah, two days later.” Jamie shook her head with an affectionate smile. “And how long before you called me and said, ‘I bought a bar?!’” When the last owners boarded up, Ruthie called and told me we could have a great shuffleboard place if we just came to Claypool and bought the bar. He jerked one thumb at a petite lady sitting at the bar with the opening salvo. Co-Owner Kenny Archer gave us a single welcome nod as he moved tables around.
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