my first paying job while in high school was at Siegel's. I worked the counter putting merchandise in paper shopping bags and when the cash registers weren't busy, Mr. (Myer) Siegel had us sweeping the green stuff on the linoleum floor into piles, picking the cigarette and cigar butts out, and re-using the green stuff on the floor. If I can clarify some of the history, the original L-shaped building was next door to an American Motors Nash dealership. that building burned to the ground on October 24, l956 with damage estimated at 250,000 dollars (according to the Fosters Democrat archives). The store re-located a couple of months later to the old dealership next door where it remained for the next 25 years.

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