Hey Don you go to school with Keener S.M.U. 75 or 76? I was on the
11th floor. You by chance wern't a floor Don were you?

Don White wrote:

Reggie Smithers wrote:
Don,
I was thinking lobster, do you enjoy polar bear?



Nope!
A group of my buddies started the first polar bear swim back in the late
'70s and I could have been a founding member. Just too sensible I guess.

Dry wrote:
Hey Don you go to school with Keener S.M.U. 75 or 76? I was on the
11th floor. You by chance wern't a floor Don were you?

Don White wrote:

Reggie Smithers wrote:

Don,
I was thinking lobster, do you enjoy polar bear?



Nope!
A group of my buddies started the first polar bear swim back in the late
'70s and I could have been a founding member. Just too sensible I guess.

No... I was a 'working class hero' by that time.
Do you remember that old Halifax Cable sports show hosted by Bill Maden?
He and a half dozen other weight room regulars from the South Park
Street YMCA organized the yearly New Years dunkings at Black Rock Beach.
Bill also did commentary on the televised St. Mary's football games.

That was Bill's nick name at St. Mary's. He got the nick name from me,
whenever there was going to be a party he would just bring a six pack,
always claiming that the workout schedule wouldn't allow more. haha I
later lived with John Gallingaugh and Mickey Fox, did the Arizona trip
twice with the team, last one Ross Quackenbush had to do a roadside
sobriety test that was 1984, he was working for Pitney Bowes, then Kings
then St.Marys, small world Don.

Don White wrote:

Dry wrote:
Hey Don you go to school with Keener S.M.U. 75 or 76? I was on the
11th floor. You by chance wern't a floor Don were you?

Don White wrote:

Reggie Smithers wrote:

Don,
I was thinking lobster, do you enjoy polar bear?



Nope!
A group of my buddies started the first polar bear swim back in the late
'70s and I could have been a founding member. Just too sensible I guess.

No... I was a 'working class hero' by that time.
Do you remember that old Halifax Cable sports show hosted by Bill Maden?
He and a half dozen other weight room regulars from the South Park
Street YMCA organized the yearly New Years dunkings at Black Rock Beach.
Bill also did commentary on the televised St. Mary's football games.

Dry wrote:
That was Bill's nick name at St. Mary's. He got the nick name from me,
whenever there was going to be a party he would just bring a six pack,
always claiming that the workout schedule wouldn't allow more. haha I
later lived with John Gallingaugh and Mickey Fox, did the Arizona trip
twice with the team, last one Ross Quackenbush had to do a roadside
sobriety test that was 1984, he was working for Pitney Bowes, then Kings
then St.Marys, small world Don.


Sure is...
Mickey Fox... he was quite the basketball player. (probably still is)
Did you actually play with the team.
Were you involved with the pickup teams 5 or 6 years ago that Bruce
Rainnie of CBC would drive around the province playing high school kids
in exhibition games?

Mickey is teaching math at Sackville high. No I was never on par with
these guys as a ball player my skills were more intellectual, par,par
bogey haha. We keep in touch every five years or so !!

Don White wrote:

Dry wrote:
That was Bill's nick name at St. Mary's. He got the nick name from me,
whenever there was going to be a party he would just bring a six pack,
always claiming that the workout schedule wouldn't allow more. haha I
later lived with John Gallingaugh and Mickey Fox, did the Arizona trip
twice with the team, last one Ross Quackenbush had to do a roadside
sobriety test that was 1984, he was working for Pitney Bowes, then Kings
then St.Marys, small world Don.


Sure is...
Mickey Fox... he was quite the basketball player. (probably still is)
Did you actually play with the team.
Were you involved with the pickup teams 5 or 6 years ago that Bruce
Rainnie of CBC would drive around the province playing high school kids
in exhibition games?