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New Post 4/11/2000 11:42 AM
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SO MANY OF US GREW UP IN A SMALL AREA CALLED LINDENWOOD. THROUGH OUT THE LATE 60'S-THE EARLY 80'S THERE WERE MANY CHANGES THERE. IF ANY ONE DID GROW UP THERE LETS REMEMBER ALL OF THE GOOD TIMES WE HAD. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE PICTURES IF ANYONE HAS OF THE AQUA CLUB, THE SHOP BACK IN THE 70'S, WHAT ABOUT THAT MALL THAT WAS AROUND THE CORNER FROM THE SHOP. DO U REMEMBER THE NAME OF THE SUPERMARKET THAT WAS THERE PRIOR THE THE MALL.WHAT ABOUT TSS ON LINDEN BLVD. robert davis
 
New Post 4/12/2000 12:49 AM
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My dad taught at 232 and ran the evening center. I went to vdc 232. j202, adams class of '76. Best 45 in the juke box at the pool was Red Rubber Ball, remember Gigio's Pizza opening, Happy's Deli, etc...
 
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I can't even imagine what Lindenwood looks like today-and don't know if I want to. Lived there from '68-'79. I remember the mall you mention and think it might have beena Key Food store prior. What about the little "carnival" trucks that traveled throughout the neighborhood in the evenings-you could ride that little ferris wheel and get a piece of candy. And the Mister Softee truck. Gigio's Pizza. The great bagel bakery on Linden Blvd. So many good memories.
 
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Hey Rob..That supermarket was named bohacks.. I hope this message brings all of our old friends......
 
New Post 4/13/2000 9:09 PM
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HEY FAYE: OH YOU ARE SO CLOSE TO THE NAME THAT WAS THE NAME OF THE COMPANY BEFORE IT CHANGED IT'S NAME TO " THE VILLAGE". VERY GOOD. THERE WAS ONE THERE AND ONE AT TSS
 
New Post 4/22/2000 6:38 PM
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Don't forget the first Supermarket in the "shop" was Dilberts, before Waldbaums moved in.
 
New Post 5/21/2001 3:57 PM
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Does anyone remember the ice cream wars between Bungalow Bar and Good Humor? the ride King Kong? How about the old guy that used to walk around Shore Pkway that gave out baseball books on stadium facts? Mrs. Moroff??? what ever happened to Elizabeth Gelman??
 
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Mike: The old guy on shore pkway was Mr. Schwall...he used to give out books and baseball cards
 
New Post 6/2/2001 8:41 PM
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I remember Mrs. Moroff! She was tough as nails! We had a nickname for her that I won't mention here-too impolite! I believe I had her for fourth grade.
 
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