fiction in the journal

[Jim]

Dear Don:

I remember the series of articles which were written by our then Director,
Allan Pollard of Houston.  They were stories about a real sharp technician
and how he dealt with the everyday problems such as handling an emergency
call from a Concert stage, etc.  I felt the stories were really inspiring.
They taught us good business practices.  They taught us good interpersonal
relationships.  The articles were so good that it was the first thing I
read each month.

Jim Coleman, Sr.


On Fri, 30 Aug 1996, Don Rose wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We don't need "fiction" in the journal. Thanks. Don Rose, drose@dlcwest.com
>
> >Anyway, in the '73-'74 journals there was a series of stories from a young
> >couple "in a southern city" who had just started their tuning business.
> >Dan and Connie Goodson's tale, a real boddice-ripper, has all the elements
> >I need in a story, namely:
>
>