Third prize is a basket of merchandise donated by DCHS second prize is a Pam Dull print of the Lift Bridge, donated by Mick MacKenzie and framed by Kelly and Gary Reed, and Barb Mattson and first prize, a handmade quilt and rag rug donated by 4-Corners Crafters. Stop in to buy the tickets at DCHS and take a look at them. You can still buy tickets this week though, to win one of three beautiful prizes. Our fundraising raffle will be drawn at the November History Sunday.
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The program, held at DCHS, 1101 John Ave., and is free and open to the public. Search for other Chinese Restaurants on The Real Yellow Pages. Maybe you can share your memories of Bob's Chop Suey restaurant afterwards. Get reviews, hours, directions, coupons and more for Northland Chop Suey Chinese Restaurant. The restaurant is featured in the exhibit, as well as a print showing a cozy booth in Bob's, painted by artist, Claudia Stack. You'll also be able to take a free tour of our current exhibit, "Open 'til 9: Thursday Nights on Tower," which recalls the days when stores in Superior's downtown stayed open late for shoppers.
Find out why she says she loved every day of working there. 11 for our History Sunday when Doris Magdzas talks about her 20 years working as a waitress at Bob's Chop Suey House. With its private booths and tea served in a beautiful teapot and cups, it was a favorite dining place for Superiorites. What are your memories of Bob's Chop Suey House?įirst listed in the 1959 city directory as Robert (Bob) Huie Complete Chinese and American Menu, many today remember it as a cozy spot above the House of Charm beauty salon on 1307 Tower Ave.
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