TAKE YOUR TIME
And watch the show in stages,
A couple of chapters a day, maybe,
Book marking your last page, as you go.
Bookmark the Table of Contents page
to return to which ever Chapter you like,
is another option.
I recommend a bowl of popcorn,
and a Beer, to go with the show! 

I have again completely remodelled, and moved this site
in Feb 2006, since Geocities had cut 
back on web page size and Bandwidth,
for their free Web pages.
I decided to take a couple days and move all the pages
to my paid server, with more bandwidth, and no ads!
I think it will be worth the effort once I get all the links
and all the bugs out, from the change.
Hopefully on 1&1.com you can view it in one go if you want,
without it quitting half way thru.
It is a massive site, with lots of pictures,
and this is the reason for it's problems.
But what is a history show without photos?

I want to thank Brian Wolfe for sending me a big box of photos.
Finally Mar 2015 I have them scanned, and ready to go.
Now I just need to the time to create more pages for them.
You will see Brooke Hodgson also sent a box of pictures,
and I am half way thru scanning his.
Other folks have been kind enough to send photos, and credit is given for them.

I'm encouraged by the guestbook entries.
it seems someone actually is reading
 and looking at the information.
I encourage additions and corrections.
I know some have sent corrections already,
and I am hoping with this new edition
 to get them all done.

If you still don't see your correction done,
let me know, I'll see what I can do.
I know I had a hard drive failure a year ago,
and might have lost some important emails at that time.

Also I hope my comments and stories,
don't offend anyone, that is not my intent.
It is my recollection of events a long time ago.
Good, Bad or otherwise.
I am sure there is a few that probably could tell
some bad stories about me,
and I encourage you to make your own web page, to tell your story. 
I know I am not perfect, and don't profess to be in any way.
Please don't take these stories too seriously!
They are meant to bring a smile to your face,
not a frown.