Readers share more super memories of Super Giant
that once offered Washington-area shoppers a supermarket/department store hybrid, many readers shared their Giant memories with Answer Man.Jacob was among them. The Manassas resident collects Giant memorabilia: uniforms, name badges, shopping bags and anything else with the store’s logo.
“I ended up working in the Domestics department,” wrote Tim, of Greenbackville, Va. “Stationery, records, books, sewing, sheets, pillows, pull shades and more. The best thing that ever happened to me. The employees were the nicest people I had ever met.”The couple dated through 1976, when Leslie graduated from Frostburg and Tim from the University of Maryland.“We married that November and spent the next 45 years together,” Tim wrote.
Izzy responded: “If you don’t have anything to do, don’t do it in the main aisle where customers can see you. They’ll think I’m wasting money on too many employees.”the Sanyo AM/FM radio with 8-track player that Mike bought in 1975 for his Ford Maverick. Mike got it at the Rockville Super Giant.
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