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Disney All-American college band. Great experience. Good pay(about $315 a week after taxes). E-mail me at jhicks54@hotmail.com for more details but they should have placed a flyer at your school.
-james

And if all else fails, fast food restaurants.

Local temp services, even if it is "just" manual labor - nothing wrong with good honest work. Just avoid the "work today get paid today" places.

TubaAS wrote:Go to your local friendly repair technician and see if he needs a grunt, doing chemical cleans, that kind of stuff. You never know, you may actually like it.....

Yeah, that's it--put him to work buffing tubas!

Make yourself available to area band directors for teaching lessons or possibly helping in marching camps. Also, if you are in an area where fine arts councils produce summer musicals, then get involved if they need live music. (hahahaha)

Tom Mason

Hook up with a guitar/vocalist and play some happy pub music as a duo.

Transcribe some Jazz solo's for those less deserving..

bloke wrote:What about taking the Oktoberfest thing to the car dealerships? Drinking a lot of beer and casually testing out new automobiles seems to me a good combination...

... and here I thought you were in the instrument sales and repair business

Do they still have Fuller Brush men . . . Tupperware parties . . . Avon . . . Amway . . . the seed place (forgot the name) ? ? ?

Go to the nearest ice plant and apply. They pay well and it will either get you in shape or kill you.

Wild game processing for the winter...fun stuff.

Sou