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Peerless Potato Chips, one of the oldest businesses in Gary and a venerable snack institution in the area, has cooked its last chip. Peerless Potato Chips closing after 89 years By Carole Carlson Chicago Tribune Jun 26, 2017 at 5:25 pm John M. Hogg, Peerless president, said the 89-year-old business at 1661 W. 11th Ave., was an apparent victim of the Central Grocers Inc. bankruptcy. Central Grocers owns Strack and Van Til supermarkets and had a distribution network of about 400 stores, Hogg said. "They owe me a bunch of money," he said. "I'm not getting paid," he said of Central Grocers, which could sell its Strack and Van Til stores to Jewel-Osco, which made an offer last month. "That's all folks. Thanks for 90 years," read Peerless's Facebook post that ignited a stream of stricken responses from fans. "R.I.P. Big'Un," wrote one post about the trademark red chip bag. Another wrote: "Out searching for Peerless Potato Chips." A stunned chip lover said: "The end of the world may be drawing near." Scott Hogg, who worked inside the plant, said its 15 workers have all left in the past two weeks. "It was a good 89 years," said John Hogg, 70, of Valparaiso, who's battling lung cancer. He said his father, John Hogg, started the business right before the Great Depression in 1928. The family built its current plant across the street from the original one to accommodate newer, larger equipment like a continuous fryer and a potato peeler machine. "The shortening used to come in tin cans," said Scott Hogg as he walked through the quiet plant. He said the company used Atlantic potatoes because of their soft skin and high water content. Early in the year, they came from Florida. "Once, we found alligator eggs in the shipment," he said. The plant stood empty Monday. Two red and white Peerless delivery trucks sat in a garage by the loading dock. Scott Hogg said the last bag of chips was produced about a month ago. A couple of empty bags sat in a packaging machine ready to be filled. Scott Hogg has fielded phone calls too, he said. "People are calling from all over. One guy was crying," he said.. John Hogg wasn't wasting time mourning. He's planning to move from Northwest Indiana. "I'm moving to Vegas. I've always been an old poker player." Join this channel to get access to perks: / @thesteelcitystorm NOTICE : All Our Videos Are For Entertainment Purpose Only And Should Not Be Consider 100% accurate. *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS