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Old 10-22-2009, 09:20 AM
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Default Bar B Que Joint

I mentioned on another thread about a bar b que joint back in the day called The Chatter Box,...also an Italian resteraunt on Broadway called Valerios,..I think it was located across he side street where Christies was,...and you can't forget Burger Boy that is still on St Marys St...just saying...
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Old 10-24-2009, 11:40 PM
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Krushsister, I attended some sock hops at Little Flower gym w/ Ricky Weir as the DJ. It was a good place for the kids to have good clean fun dancing & also
dance contests.
Earl Ables was the place to go eat after a Prom or Military Ball. I remember places on Broadway to have fun or eat. There was Playland Park across from
Butter Krust Bakery. The Toddle House Diner w/Ice Box Pies. The Big Orange
Burgers & Root Beer across from Playland. Youngbloods Fried Chicken by the
Golf Course. Christi's Seafood w/ the big neon sign with the Fish flip flopping
in a skillet. I remember a Prince's Drive Inn maybe around where the washateria is at now. Jim's Charbroiled Burgers by the Witte Museum.
Those were the " Happy Days " for me and I guess for all the kids of that era.
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