Jerry Peltier can still remember the first time he was in the Forest Lake Fourth of July parade. It was 1952, and he and his cousin were asked by Earl Spry, a local Buick dealership owner, to drive a car for the parade. He was 14 and had no driver’s license, but the dealership owner entruste…
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