Hometown tales
Subtitle: beyond the awning
By: by Ed Vidler ; Robert Fisk, illustrator.
Contributors: Fisk, Robert.
Publisher: Edward W. Vidler
Published: 2004
Place of publication: East Aurora, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 90
Subjects: East Aurora (N.Y.) -- History.
Description: Ed Vidler, co-owner of Vidler's Five & Dime in East Aurora, N.Y., recounts more tales from his youth to the present, presenting a slice of life in small town America.
Table of contents: title: Who says I eat dog food?; title: A foot too close; title: Song from the past; title: Kent & Roat's closes; title: The Cooperstown incident; title: The hitching post; title: Core of the business; title: Cannons on Main Street; title: Random act of kindness; title: Koenig's Collision; title: Saving Dad; title: Snow scalloping; title: Tannery Brook Yacht Club; title: Pies, and pies; title: Grandmother's cookies; title: The steel-springed steed; title: Real roar; title: Murder confession at Wally's; title: The second buzzing; title: Lost in the Podonque Cemetery; title: Jest set-a-spell; title: Flute finale; title: The last ball game; title: Pasture Pavarotti; title: Old Ace moved the bar; title: I mopped the floor with the mayor; title: Return of the native; title: Porch sitting.