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Date Posted: 16:04:10 04/18/06 Tue
Author: Jackie
Author Host/IP: dialup-4.183.126.16.Dial1.Tampa1.Level3.net / 4.183.126.16
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Avenue L & E. 94th Street

Does anyone remember the knitting store on the corner of Avenue L & E. 94th Street? The person who, I believe, owned the store, had children whose names were Jack and Jill. The store later became a card shop that carried birthday corsages. I live in Florida now and no one has ever heard of those birthday corsages. Ring any bells?

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[> Re: Avenue L & E. 94th Street -- diane, 12:49:16 05/12/06 Fri (NoHost/167.206.169.98)

>Does anyone remember the knitting store on the corner
>of Avenue L & E. 94th Street? The person who, I
>believe, owned the store, had children whose names
>were Jack and Jill. The store later became a card
>shop that carried birthday corsages. I live in
>Florida now and no one has ever heard of those
>birthday corsages. Ring any bells?
Elaine's Sweet shop
Birthday corsages were made with gum drops, chewing gum etc. i had one

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