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The Clubhouse Gang
The Clubhouse Gang
The Clubhouse Gang
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The Clubhouse Gang, is an account of how three close knit boys aged 7 to 10 spent there summer holidays in the year 1950. Across the globe some countries were at war. At home life was easy, crime was low; boys were un-tethered. They explored, they built, they searched, they learned; sometimes the hard way. The hardships made them different; they developed skills and character that helped them face the world. This story continues into our teen years.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAlex R Casey
Release dateOct 18, 2014
ISBN9781311393777
The Clubhouse Gang
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Alex R Casey resides in Prince George.

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    The Clubhouse Gang - Alex R Casey

    The Clubhouse Gang

    Alex R Casey

    Copyright 2014

    The Clubhouse Gang

    Prologue

    The Clubhouse Gang is an account of how three close knit boys aged 7 to 10 spent there summer holidays in the year 1950. Across the globe some countries were at war. At home life was easy, crime was low; boys were un-tethered. They explored, they built, they searched, they learned; sometimes the hard way. The hardships made them different; they developed skills and character that helped them face the world. This story continues into our teen years.

    All characters appearing in this work are fictitious; any resemblance to actual events locales or persons, living or dead is coincidental.

    Content

    Chapter 1

    Introduction

    Chapter 2

    The Clubhouse

    Chapter 3

    The Blackout

    Chapter 4

    Defending the Clubhouse

    Chapter 5

    Cigarette Smoking

    Chapter 6

    The Old Army Bugle

    Chapter 7

    Raiding Gardens

    Chapter 8

    Raiding Apples

    Chapter 9

    Target Practice

    Chapter 10

    Rockets

    Chapter 11

    Go Cart

    Chapter 12

    Raiding Bananas

    Chapter 13

    Peanuts

    Chapter 14

    Outdoor Swimming Pool

    Chapter 15

    The Battlefield

    Chapter 16

    Kick the Can

    Chapter 17

    The Slough

    Chapter 18

    Building Forts

    Chapter 19

    Secret Passages

    Chapter 20

    Dogs in the Street

    Chapter 21

    Bats

    Chapter 22

    Teeter-Totter

    Chapter 23

    Parachuting

    Chapter 24

    Trolley Line

    Chapter 25

    Hiking

    Chapter 26

    Black and White TV

    Chapter 27

    Walking on Stilts

    Chapter 28

    Black Joe

    Chapter 29: Movie Theatres

    Chapter 30

    Zinc Soldiers

    Chapter 31

    Turn the Table

    Chapter 32

    Lawn Camping

    Chapter 33

    Building Bicycles

    Chapter 34

    Tent and a Rabbit:

    Chapter 35

    Broken Window

    Chapter 36

    Circus

    Chapter 37

    Payback

    Chapter 38

    The Speeder

    Chapter 39

    Bad People

    Chapter 40

    The Lumber Yard

    Chapter 41

    Behind High Fences

    Chapter 42

    Old YMCA Building

    Chapter 43

    Pennies on the Rails

    Chapter 44

    Testing Ones Courage

    Chapter 45

    Oh So Close

    Chapter 46

    Rounded Up

    Chapter 47

    Very Thirsty

    Chapter 48

    Idle Hands

    Chapter 49

    Learning to Drive

    Chapter 50

    Edison

    Chapter 51

    Cave In

    Chapter 52

    Train Robbery

    Chapter 53

    Blood Suckers

    Chapter 54

    Rumble Seat

    Chapter 55

    Leaving the Tracks

    Chapter 56

    Down Town Park

    Chapter 57

    City Dump

    Chapter 58

    Birds and the Bees

    Chapter 59

    Finger Licking Good

    Chapter 60

    Taken for a Ride

    Chapter 61

    Wake Up

    Chapter 62

    Knife in the Store Window

    Chapter 63

    The Woman from Hell

    Chapter 64

    The Gadget

    Chapter 65

    The Backfire

    Acknowledgement

    About the Author

    Other Books by Alex R Casey

    Copyright

    The Clubhouse Gang

    Chapter 1

    Introduction

    The year is 1950; North Korea invades South Korea. The Great Depression is only a faint memory, and a gallon of gasoline costs eighteen cents. James Dean becomes well known from doing a Pepsi commercial. Most of the moms are home-bodies; only a few have taken up part-time work. No one locks their doors at night. Most homes only have the basic necessities; nothing worth stealing. This was the time of black and white television: only the well-to-do owned one. Kids had one change of school clothes: when they become worn; they become clothes to work and play in. There were no allowances: kids found pop bottles and sold them at the corner store, and bought candy with the money. One could cash in the 12 ounce pop bottle for 2 cents; 32 ounce bottle for 5 cents. This is a time when children spend most of the daylight hours out of the house and return only when mom calls, hunger calls or it gets too dark to see. There was a nine o'clock PM curfew when young kids must be off the streets. Here is a rendition of how a few close knit boys aged seven to ten spend their summer holiday time together.

    Chapter 2

    The Clubhouse

    The political center of activities is the club house; this is the hub where most every activity starts from. The club house is located above dad’s single car garage situated next to the back alley. The garage attic is taken over by the local neighbourhood kids and has become

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