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Subject: Re: (none) (really Maryland +1 dialing)
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> In article <2655@umd5.umd.edu>, dzoey@UMD5.UMD.EDU (Joe Herman) writes:
> ...
> > As long as we're strolling down memory lane,  does anyone have a
> > collection of mnemonics/name that went with exchanges?
> > My folks still say "Juniper 8" for the 588 exchange.
> 

I'm amazed I could remember this. 
From my youth:
   374-xxxx   ESsex 4      in Newark, NJ  (my Grandma's #)
   322-xxxx   FAnwood 2    in Fanwood, NJ
   382-xxxx   FUlton 2     in Clark, NJ

and from some long forgotten TV commercial (for some reason I think it had
to do with upholstery):    Call Murray Hill seven seven five hundred, 
                           that's MU7-7500