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In article <jackson-ya023480001701972103010001@news.uga.edu>,
jackson@igs.cviog.uga.edu (Ed Jackson) wrote:

> Other points of nostalgia. In 1968, package stores could only serve beer
> and wine. And, many UGA students drove instead to Arcade, where as I recall
> a case of Red, White, and Blue beer sold for about $5.00. Gigi's was the
> most popular place to eat pizza in town. And, who can forget the Station
> complex and  T.K.Hardy's, The Circus, and Mooney's place, where you could
> eat pizza in a red caboose--that is, until he had Ted Hardy killed?
> 
> Ed Jackson

I may just be a kid and was not even alive at the time, but I have heard
things and I wonder. What about LuLu's just over the county border in
Watkinsville? My teacher said it existed until the 1970's and was located
just beyond the bridge on Epps Bridge Road. I am sure it was probably a hot
spot but know man would admit it. If it still existed today I am sure I
would hide out there at night just hoping to snap a picture of Clyde Ray,
the most evil person to have his own column in the Athens Banner Herald.
Athens is indeed a spirited town.

Ned

Ned Watson thened@arches.uga.edu