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Message: [QUOTE="zymurg, post: 3490508, member: 667"] Minor league baseball, the Hartford Chiefs. How about the Eastern Basketball League. I went to games at the Manchester Armory. Was anyone else in Model UN? My most anticipated movie for a Saturday matinee; they had the poster in the lobby for what seemed like months, It was John Ford's "Fort Apache;" It was worth the wait. Boy scout camp. I belonged to troop 91 in Manchester. My mother was a den mother for Cub Scouts; my father was ab assistant scout master. My first dance was an event managed by my scout troop. Of course I had ballroom dancing lessons beforehand. I wasn't very good. I wasn't really very musical, but I did have an decent voice. I sang in choirs for years. I was never a soloist. One of my best friends in high school, Kenny Miller, years later became a choir director for the Bolton Congregational Church. He said to me: "We have the type of voices which make choirs great." I was a willing draftee. Part time jobs:I started caddying when I was about 12. I rode my bike to Manchester Country Club for quite a few years. I caddied twice in the Greater Hartford Open when it was played in Wethersfield. My first real job was in maintenence at Manchester Memorial Hospital. I washed and polished floors. My supervisor was Anne I forget her last name, but she was one of the greatest Yankee fans of all time. In her office she had signed pictures from all the Yankee teams from 1949-54. I went to church camps while I was in High School. The camp was on an island outside Potsmouth. Harbor. It was co-ed. Of course it was getting time to get ready to go to college. That madness will wait for another day [/QUOTE]

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