Trivia: 66-70

There will be some trivia questions posed at the reunion in June. To help you prep for such an event from time to time questions will be posed here in the Blog so you can revive some old memories and rev up your response time. To that end here are a few questions:

THIS WEEK'S QUESTIONS:
66)In Summers Point,NJ, there was a bar named "The Anchorage" where we "warmed" up for the Bonnie Parker Band who played just a stones throw from there at the Dunes Till Dawn. How many beers did you get for a dollar ($1) at the Anchorage ?

67)Sil has been called Sil since his high school days but what is his birth name ?

68)Sil campaigned to have a museum constructed in Lancaster to honor what legendary comedy trio ?

69)What was the name of our neighbor at 338 during 340 I,who liked to strum his guitar on the back porch ?

70)What was the nickname of 340 member Scott Myers ?



Last Weeks Q & A's
63) Which 340 Club address had the longest period – 328, 340 I, 340 II, or 338?
In order, 340 I (with 1,187 days), 340 II (774 days), 338 (456 days), 328 (313 days).

64) What seven 340 Club members spent over a year residing on West King Street?
Again, in order, Tee, Sil, Phil are the easy ones. John, Sue, City L (i.e. Tim G) and the toughie - Jimmy Shay.

65) What contemporary/future elected officials visited 340 Club?
Lancaster Mayor Art Morris had breakfast there before a Red Rose Run in 1983, the late District Attorney Jack Kenneff attended at least one party, ditto for future City Councilman (and now a Roman Catholic priest who will do our invocation at the reunion) Pete Hahn, and School Board member Pat Snyder had to have made an appearance at the Club if only to pick up a fellow street hockey player. An asterisk goes to current Mayor Richard Gray whom Tee met once with Biker Bob Koenig at 338 West King Street before it was under 340 Club auspices. There may certainly be more.