Ray David Drives Model T in Parade in Model T's 100 yr. Anniversary

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I was born in Hedley on jan 10 1935 on a now plowed field kitty cornered from the old Stanford Laundry. Bill Stanford was my uncle. My father, Jack Marshall owned a laundry on the property at the time of my birth. The laundry burned shortly after my birth. He then owned the Hedley cafe on main street until 1942. Anyway, there was a Mr. Plunk, who it was said drove only model T Fords all his life. It was rumored among us kids that he had a barn full of the lizzys just in case. I remember them being parked in the middle of the street when he came to town on Saturdays. I'm a retired Air Force Vet now living in San Bernardino Ca. ljmarsher@gmail.com

loomas marshall wrote:

I was born in Hedley on jan 10 1935 on a now plowed field kitty cornered from the old Stanford Laundry. Bill Stanford was my uncle. My father, Jack Marshall owned a laundry on the property at the time of my birth. The laundry burned shortly after my birth. He then owned the Hedley cafe on main street until 1942. Anyway, there was a Mr. Plunk, who it was said drove only model T Fords all his life. It was rumored among us kids that he had a barn full of the lizzys just in case. I remember them being parked in the middle of the street when he came to town on Saturdays. I'm a retired Air Force Vet now living in San Bernardino Ca. ljmarsher@gmail.com

I would like to know more if you would tell me about all the Hedley history you know! Especially concerning this Mr. Plunk and his Model T....