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At age 16 or thereabouts, I would go to the Adventure Car Hop on Route 22 in Union, New Jersey. A "car hop", in those days, wasn't just for eating, but for finding ladies. Pretty ones, hopefully!

I had just graduated High School in June of 1960. I was sixteen years of age. I turned seventeen just a few days after graduation and I was really proud of that fact.

My father worked all week repairing luggage and selling luggage so that my mother and sister could spend a month each summer at the Jersey Shore. Bradley Beach was the spot.

The first traffic circle in the United States was built in Pennsauken, N.J., 1925. The U.S.A.’s first steam train was built and tested in 1826 in Hoboken, N. J.

My father, continued to play piano at the Workmen's Circle, a Senior's Community Center nearby their apartment in Elizabeth, New Jersey. But he was still bugging me...

During the period from 1971 to 1974, I found myself idle during the weekends. I had time on my hands and someone like myself, just couldn't sit still!

This is a true story which spanned a period from an estimate of a total of 12 years. After watching, the family Sunday Night, Mutual of Omaha show, "Wild Kingdom".

This is a true story which spanned a period from an estimate of a total of 12 years. Every Sunday night at 9:00 pm there was a half hour Sunday...

"Sammy" was a unique person who taught me more than anyone without speaking a word. She was very wise beyond her years. Her real name was "Sang Im"...

My father loved a good joke. In past days, one could tell a joke with a foreign accent and would never get any negative feedback.

The fact that it went from a simple cruise agent booking to a nationally known famous superstar reporter interviewing this same gentleman is what was so amazing.

This is a true story about a former friend and roommate who saved a families' life and risked his own life to do so. A strong, well-groomed gentleman...

When someone decides whether to argue a point or not, they don't always weigh the reason for "selecting" that side of an argument.