Ronald MacInnis:  

Let's see. After I left U.N.H. IN FALL OF '68 and moved to Boston were I began a career in laboratories as a technician. I worked in product development for a producer of polymers for household products (floor polish & printing ink. I worked in a dental products lab, workrd quality control for Colgate-Palmolive. I made artificial heart parts in one spot. Some of my science background was useful. I flailed around unemployed in the early '80's until through a housing change when I moved to S.F. and stared the physically challenging part of my working existence. For a little over 6 months I worked as a bicycle messanger in San Francisco. It was fun almost every day, except when it was rainy or very windy. One blowey day an empty trailer truck overturned on the bay bridge while I worked on the streets! After a couple of very close calls an old friend in Berkeley suggested that I might apply for a job as a stagehand at U.C. Berkeley's Zellerbach Theater. I've speant over 22 years at this, and I belong to two unions, the U.P.T.E...Expand for more