Quoted from CICERO

Little Super needs to offer the non state approved numbers lottery.

back in the day they did......it was a not so well kept secret  

Quoted from 1251

back in the day they did......it was a not so well kept secret  

I forgot to TIC after my post.  Buyers need to know what made the old Little Super successful.  It wasn't groceries.

Quoted from CICERO

I forgot to TIC after my post.  Buyers need to know what made the old Little Super successful.  It wasn't groceries.

didn't realize you were from the area...........

They were convenient for that, and other essentials

There was a diner/dinette on Broadway hill that even posted THEIR numbers right in the front window every afternoon.  Forgot the name of that place though.

Quoted from 147

They were convenient for that, and other essentials

There was a diner/dinette on Broadway hill that even posted THEIR numbers right in the front window every afternoon.  Forgot the name of that place though.

Was that the one on the corner of Congress and Bway?

Quoted from 1251

Was that the one on the corner of Congress and Bway?

Ya, either next to, or a couple doors from the liquor store

Quoted from 147

Ya, either next to, or a couple doors from the liquor store

yeah I remember that place............they hardly had anything in there other than a few newspapers................there was also a diner across the street where the dunkin doughnuts is now...............we used to go there for breakfast when we played at the Woodstone Inn 1978-82................the building down the street next to the auto repair shop used to be a feed and grain store..............when me and my friend Fred were kids we bought some homing pigeons there.....

Quoted from 147

Ya, either next to, or a couple doors from the liquor store

Don't remember the name of the place, I always remember it as Art's, after Art V.

Was a bar down on lower state near bus station...I used to deliver slips to them every week
Don't forget upper broadway bar owned by I believe "family" with vowel at end of name....played there once....visited once with friend fron school when they had stripper perform. First time for friend and he was more fun to watch then her.  I MISS THE GOOD DAYS OF THE PAST.

Quoted from joebxr

Was a bar down on lower state near bus station...I used to deliver slips to them every week

The Blockhouse?

Oxbow Inn?

While on Memory Lane, I was driving down Curry Rd and told my wife about a place called "the doll hospital" where I guess they fixed dolls! Anyone ever go there when you were a kid to get a doll fixed? LOL! I remember when I was about 13, my friend busted the head off of my GI Joe (we were getting  too old to play with them at that stage so blowing them up with WMDs etc was the next logical step) and he said "Now we will have to bring him to the Doll Hospital" which we laughed at all through High School!

There were so many places to stop in and play a number on Bway all the way down to the bottom of Bway Hill. There was Ace's coffee shop too. I knew Art V when he and his brother ran the sports store opposite Vischer Ave.

Couple places on broadway you would always seing two or three guys standing outside the door just chatting.....DUH!
Was funny seeing them doing this in the rain sometimes with umbrellas!

Stewarts (corner of Helderberg and Curry) used to be real gas station. Went ther to work on my car around 72...he had a Irish Wolfhound. Think when me moved out he moved to 5 corners for awhile.