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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
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Topo Gigio
Every one of them.
Topo Gigio was such a little weirdo.
I preferred Señor Wences. Close de box!
Hated that stupid mouse!!
I had the game and loved playing. I also remember when Topo came on Ed Sullivan show, and Professor Backwards those were the days. These pictures are a great reminder!
Wasn't there a sealtest building downtown many years ago? I remember going in there to get a scoop of ice cream when I went to the movies, or the dime store. I think it was a sealtest store.
It was located where the parking lot beside the library is now; and it was a small red brick building.
6:42 The ice cream parlor was named Shore Maid. Directly across the street was the back entrance of Read's Drug Store.
Joe, please stop. You are making me feel so old. But I do love seeing them.map
And a Bryers Ice Cream plant was where Shinns is on Snow Hill Rd.
Shore Maid.....best banana splits!!!!!! They sold a "HUGH" banana split, & if you could eat it all, they gave you a pin that said, "I was a pig at Shore Maid"!
a "HUGH" banana split? named in honor of mr. hefner perhaps?
hey! that mouse has something in common with obummer! 2 things actually:)
In the 50's and 60's every home I went in had bronzed baby shoes.My grandparents in Felton had a pre 1900 pair bronzed that had a flap.The left foot shoe tied on the left side.The right foot shoe tied on the right.
The photo with the sealtest ice cream features the puppets from a show with kukla (sp) fran and ollie.
The nighties were called baby doll nighties.
I used to have a croquet set. We played hockey with it and I broke my kneecap! lol
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