Pet Rocks
Walking to school by yourself
Touching base with during the sumer with Mom at lunch, and supper
no seatbelts
No feminine hygeine products being advertised
Esso stations selling a Tiger squirt gun ( I still wish I had that)
Who remembers...
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How about the 303 Motel where Earls is/Mothers was?Other North Shore memories:
Seven Seas Restaurant
Ripp's Diner on Lonsdale
Swanson's Ice Cream Parlor on Lonsdale
Mother's Restaurant, where Earl's is now at Cap Road & Marine
Hobbit House Restaurant
The Woodbine Inn Chinese Restaurant in Edgemont Village
There was another one right next to the clover leaf beside it, too.
:lol:Who remembers Supper Socco?
I can almost taste it now. Yuck.
I remember all these, especially the New Coke fiasco.bc49 wrote:Who remembers Supper Socco?
What about Block Parents signs in windows
New Coke
I remember in the early 1980's, TAB cola used to be quite popular.
Apple Valley Shampoo
Breck Shampoo
Gouchos
Kiddie Kobbler Shoe Store in Westview Mall
Slush Cats at the Mac's at Lonsdale & Kings
The kiddie pool at Mahon Park
Bear Cookies from Woodward's Food Floor Bakery
Leg Warmers
Lillian Vanderzalm's Head Bands
Breck Shampoo
Gouchos
Kiddie Kobbler Shoe Store in Westview Mall
Slush Cats at the Mac's at Lonsdale & Kings
The kiddie pool at Mahon Park
Bear Cookies from Woodward's Food Floor Bakery
Leg Warmers
Lillian Vanderzalm's Head Bands
Who recalls Mother Tucker's restaurants downtown and in Coquitlam?
Or the twin 7-11's in North Van a block apart?
The Granville Bridge and the Dusmuir and Georgia Viaducts that were to form the eventual (but succesfully defeated) freeway system in and out of downtown.
Or the twin 7-11's in North Van a block apart?
The Granville Bridge and the Dusmuir and Georgia Viaducts that were to form the eventual (but succesfully defeated) freeway system in and out of downtown.
Taken from Wikipedia:bc49 wrote:The Granville Bridge and the Dusmuir and Georgia Viaducts that were to form the eventual (but succesfully defeated) freeway system in and out of downtown.
The second Georgia Viaduct was intended to form part of an extensive freeway system for Vancouver. However, communities were opposed to the idea of cutting up neighbourhoods for the purpose of such systems and the plan was scrapped. The freeway would have cut up many neighbourhoods around the Viaduct, including Strathcona, the Downtown Eastside and Chinatown. The damage would have been greatest in Strathcona, as the plan called for the freeway to run straight through that neighbourhood, which would have likely destroyed it.
Lap belts with separate shoulder belts.
No 5 mph bumpers (made cars look so much better).
Canadian Airlines.
Keeping Right except to pass.
Having to wait to hear your song on AM Radio.
Eskimos missing the playoffs.
The Sealtest Store.
Real egg rolls (not spring rolls)
Jim Cox.
Tom Larscheid before he became the "Evil Idiot."
No 5 mph bumpers (made cars look so much better).
Canadian Airlines.
Keeping Right except to pass.
Having to wait to hear your song on AM Radio.
Eskimos missing the playoffs.
The Sealtest Store.
Real egg rolls (not spring rolls)
Jim Cox.
Tom Larscheid before he became the "Evil Idiot."
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Speaking of Super Socco
remember Big Scoop restaurants
they advertised with the Whitecaps.
remember Big Scoop restaurants
they advertised with the Whitecaps.
Bighill is Badass