Purpledice42,
Great memories. I, too, loved Lady Classen. I remember how disappointed I
was when they closed 2 weeks for Christmas and New Years. Of course, they
deserved it. What a wonderful cafeteria.
Purpledice42,
Great memories. I, too, loved Lady Classen. I remember how disappointed I
was when they closed 2 weeks for Christmas and New Years. Of course, they
deserved it. What a wonderful cafeteria.
I remember KOFM well, It was a decent rock station. . . until Lester Micheals played "Another One Bites The Dust" SEVEN times in a row one night. They lost me as a listener for good with that stunt.
Remember when channel 43 had a after-school host named Zanar or something like that? I still have an autographed picture of him.
Do you remember as a kid when you learned to tune the UHF channels? I remember my parents teaching me and it opened a whole new world. No more 4, 5, 9, and 13. Here came the old reruns of Flipper and Lassie.
I don't remember if I have replied to this thread or not. I did not grow up here, but we did visit a few times.
My family memories include going to Shotgun Sam's Pizza on May, several times. I remember the window where you could watch them make the pizza. For one of those trips, I have strong memories of going to see JAWS and hearing the song "Rhinestone Cowboy" on the radio, over and over again. I think that would have made it 1975.
Non-family memories involve bus rides down here for school activities, including visiting the state capital and one or more visits to the zoo. Oddly, my strongest memory of those trips is the construction on I-35. From a kid's perspective, it seemed to always be there, year after year.
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