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Originally Posted by william s. littlesr
during the summer of 1965 i worked there. During the day i was a dock boy, and in the evening i was a salid chef. My mother was the executive chef. Larry Grover owned the place. He was from california, and played a slide trombone with the dixieland band that was made up of college kids from Cal.
We use to run errands into town on a three wheeled scooter that was named the BUZZ BOMB. A great place to work. I have tons more info if you are interested.
Bill Little
Martha's Vineyard
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Hi Bill - I remember you! I'm Bill Dendle, the banjo player in that dixieland band. I used to borrow the Buzz Bomb when I couldn't get Larry Grover to lend me his Barracuda. My band, The South Market Street Jazz Band, just got together for a fiftieth anniversary at the San Diego Jazz Fest. Jerry Fenwick, Larry Okmin, Dale Saare, and Tad Wolicki were all there. Kenn Donica, the tuba player, died about 20 years ago. My email is:
bdendle@comcast.net if you'd like to chat.