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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04

SHERIFF'S SALE OF
CHATTEL PROPERTY
Shirley V. Mansfield
Plaintiff
VS..
Helen Davis, ct al
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04
3 & V WEDNESDAY
TENpINETTFC

TEAM HIGH SERIES
G Re eauga National Bank
1856; Paul Robson & Co. =
1919.
TEAM HIGH SINGLE GAME
Paul Robson & Co. 682;
ChardOn Rubber No. 2 $50.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SERIES
TheIma Bruce 478; Carol
Jacobs 468.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SINGLE
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04
B& V RECREATION
Thursday Night WOmen'S
Team High Standings
-rr%Hr ~nn,

Chapman S h oeS 1891;
Plank Road Tavern 1907.
TEAM HIGH SINGLE GAME
Chapman Shoes 718; Nc
Bride Bros. Inc. 661.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SERIES
Ina Stone 453; Liz SunSky
451.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SINGLE
GAME - Ina Stone 191;
Emily WalenSa 167.
OTHER HIGH SINGLE GA
MES { 159 and over } Liz
Sumsky 1865; Elaine Strong
16O.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04
Plaintiff
NANCY HEISS
Address Unknown
Defendant

Plaintiff says that he has been
a resident of the State of Ohio
for more than one year last past
and a bona-fide resident of the
County of Geauga for the ninety
day period next preceding the fill
ing of this petition for divorce
Plaintiff says that he and the
defendant were married at CIcye-
land, Ohio, on or about the 9Th
day of June, 1859, and that no
children were born as the result
of this union.
Plaintiff says that although he
has conducted himself as a duti-
full and faithful husband towards
the defendant that she, contrary
to her marriage vows, has been
guilty of GROSS NEGLECT OF
DUTY towards the plaintiff in
that she has refused to live with
plaintiff, has absenied herself
from their home and has con
cealed her whereabouts from
plaintiff ever since May 5, 1861.
WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays
that upon final determination Of
the issues he be granted an alb
solute divorce from the defend
ant and for such other relief as is
just and equitable in the prem
iSes.
John J. Sheehan
Attorney for Plaintiff
$40 Hanna Building
Cleveland IS, Ohio
Main 1-4277
600
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Bowling Scores

GAME - Carol Jacobs 1859;
Carolyne Schafrik 1877.
OTHER HIGH SINGLE GA
MES (159 and over } Thelma
Bruce 1865; Marge Ashba =
1866: Ruth Burnett 100.
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of Geauga County hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is a
true and correct list of DeIin-
quent Personal Property haV-
ing been returned as delin-
quent by the Treasurer of
Geauga County for the year
1861. Advertised in accord
ance with Section 5719.O4
Revised Code.
Wilma F. Kronk,
Auditor. 2c2
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04

John J. Shechan
Attorney for Plaintiff
$40 Hanna Building
Cleveland IS. Ohio
Main 1-4277
Gc2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
HVVWhW WENWN "
(cONTlNUED)

CLEVELAND Pm, immac. S-bedrm
duplex, conv. to everything. S22!
incl. utils. MRS. SPAULDING
WO. 6-0160.
COVE POINT BEACH, MD.-S7I
mo. year-round incl. cleo. gas
auto. heat. 4 rms, bath. scr. pch,
shady fenced I'd. Ideal retired cpl
Must see to apprec. ia. 7-4243
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

ARL., CLOSE IN-3 bedrms., 2 fire.
pls., screened porch off liv. rm..
powder rm., separate din. rm.,
rec. rm.. equip. kit. big garage.
mr.. bus, schools. shops. $3.50. AID.
4-6710 or 627-3326
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

ARL., 616 N. Lincoln-2 badrms.,
bath LIST fir. large rm.. bath
2nd fir, rec. rm.. bsmt., Diet. ga
rag sp $143 mo Cal az M seg4.44 TEN
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ANDREWS AREA - Rentals avail
able in District Heights and North
Forestville. 3 and 4 bedrms. Inn
med. occupancy. RE. 6-705S.
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New House

Never occupied. 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
rec. rm.. lge. screened porch. Rent,
$40 monthly. Located off Rock
Phone 427-7272.
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RI, n, 10 min. D. C.-Det. 5
rms, ~ baths, gas heat, newly
dec. Adults. refs. S110. AID. 4
1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

ARL., N.-3 bedrms. nicely furn.,
conv. to all. Minis. D. c., Pen
tagon. with utils. ia. 2-8254.
ARL,, S., 7OS 25th ST rms,
scr. porch, conv. to Pentg., atrpt.,
city. OV. 3-1413, OF. 4-70OO.
CHEVY CHASE, beaut. new 2 bed
rms. den, mod. kit, rambler.
MRS. SPAULDING, WO. 6-0l60.
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ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
yorktown area. S175. CROMWELL
MANAGEMENT CO.. Arl. office,
IA T-hQ7A
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APIS, UNFURNlSHED-VA. APIS. UNFuRNISHED-VA.
OcONTINUED)

ARL.-Entire small de-
tached house. AMI. own utils.
Years lease. Bachelors only, 1 or
Q. Refs. exchanged. P.O. Box 463.
Arl, 10, Va.
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ANNANDALE-2 bedrms. with air
cond., arbored patio, garage. lge.
yard, Quiet residential area. Call
MRS CLAY, CT. 6-0RQ6.
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KENT FORESTS bedrms., i bath,
fenced I'd, vacant. J. M. HALL,
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SILVER sPRING-TAKOMA AREA
Unfurn. effic. mr.. bus line for
lady working in 8. 8. Reas. JU.
b-S191.
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LANDOVER HILLS

3-bedrm rambler. 740 block Tay-
Tor ST.. S1e0 mo. plus utilities. Call :
MR.. COVELL, SIP. 2-7162.
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ARL., VA.-6-rm. bungalow, gas
heat. large wooded lot. fenced.
10 min. from White House. adults,
available Nov. 10. $125 mo. IA.
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mANOh-Semiqet., compl. re-
dec. 2 bedrms.. modern kit, fun
bsmt., fenced yard. Cony. every
thing, S1lS.b0. CHI. R-b636
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GLAssMANOR = 3-bedrm, brick.
bsmt. $l25 mo: MUSSELMAN RE-
Atty. RE. 7-7170. =
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BETHESDA, ZOOS Glenriddle I'd
Attr. brick, .split-level, 8 bedrms.,
ia baths, fin. rec. rm., util. rn1.,
laundry rm. with washer and
drier, ample storage, air cond.,
loo. in country club area, conv. to
parochial and public schools.
FRED A. SMITH co. Elk. 3-24S6.
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FALLS CHURCH, Broyhill Pk.---o
Fenced yd. S1so mo- D'i JA'' suol1fsl az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country, storage in sep
arate rooms. packing, overseas ali
cargo. Phone NO. 7-Ol04; UNION
STORAGE CO., INC, Est. 19O6.
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3-bedrm. rambler with washer.
dryer, carport. Mr.. schools. 50.
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4842 N. 9th st.
1882 Lanier Place NV.

Three-story brick home, contains
ment with fireplace and air con-
ditioner. Oil hot-water heat, dish
washer. disposal. gas stove and re.
frigerator included in rental of
S295 per month. Ideal for displo-
matte personnel. Available after
Nov. /. For inspection. call DE. 2.
$500. or B. F. SAUL CO" 920-
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1915 N. 23rd RD.' AhL.. secluoeo
charm overlooking the Potomac,
near Key Bridges bedrms.. 3
full baths. liv. rm. w/firepl.. lge.
din. rm.. kit, full bsmt. w/liv. nm,
2 garages. swimming pool. pa
acres. plenty parking space. In
spection by appt. MR.. CASTOR.
ia. s-053O between 10 and /.
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CITIZENS REALTY
:. A-g00o FM b-3R2,

BETHESDA, near wildwood shop
ping center, schools = 3-bedrm.,
2h-bath rambler. tile bsmt. S225
mo. EN-. b-1647,
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GAA IIdHTIsI JR.s.l MD sTsa!s .l3I
able l, 2. 3 families. IA. 4.2211.
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COOP APIS, FoR SALE

ALL 8 CO-OP APIS.
Most conveniently located. l, and
3 bedrm. units, from $4,000 to
S35. 900. Excel. financing avail.
For further info call Mr., holland.
CO. 5-O372. J. RUPERT MoHLER.
INC MA Q-AnRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

Efficiency fife. apt consisting INSISTING . IF
$50 mo. incl. all utils. See ianitor
for inspection. No phone applica-
lions. Call at our office for In
formation.
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GROVE-Completely
furnished 2-bedrm. home. liv. .rm.
with firepl.. sep. din. rm.. modern
kit. Immediate possession. S155.
o. d. FIELD. INC. REALTORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

kit, with deep freeze. automatic
washer and dryer, large lot. SIPS.
CHARLES T. CAMPBELL. CHI.
$4,000.
ALEX, mr.. Cameron sta.-3 bed
full bsmt.. SI25 mo. "a. s.3S62,
ALEX.-3-bedrm. end row brk. in
Fairlington area. $115 per mo.
BELL REALTY co. XII. s-iS6S.
ALEX, AREA-3-bedrm brick ram
Ter. Full bsmt. Conv. Belvoir, bus.
Fenced yard. SO. S-9131.
ALEX. -WAYNEWO0D. ,203S Como
yer pl.-Split-level, 8 bedrms., ga
$3.50 or will sell. OWNER, SO.
ANDREWS AREA - Rentals avail
able in District Heights and North
Forestville. 3 and 4 bedrms. I'M
med. occupancy. RE. 6-705s.
ANNANDALE-2 bedrms. with air
cond., arbored patio, garage, lge.
MRS. CLAY. CT. 6-06a6.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial
Yorktown area. S175. CROWELL
MANAGEMENT CO.. Arl. office,
ia. Y-O3Ib.
ARL., n, 10 min. d. C.-Det. 5
rms, III baths, gas heat, newly
dec. Adults. refs. $110. AID. 4
1918.
ARL., 6I8 n Lincoln-2 bedrms.,
bath LIST fir. l large rm,. bath
2nd fir, rec. rm.. bsmt., Diet. ga
rage. $145 mo. Call Mon, TEN
CHER-WALKER. FE. S-2444.
ARL., 3717 s. 18th st. = 8 bedrm.,
on bus line. 10 min. to Pentagon.
Gas heat, lge. lot, porches, bsmt.
and 1aNgarage. 500. EN-. 2-S432,
ARL., Columbia pike % bedrms.
Conv. to bus. schls.. hospital, DR..
and shop. center. 500. 532-513S.
ARL., Shirley hwy. and Glebe I'd
2-bedrm., semi-det. rambler, mod.
kit. with washer, S105 per mo.
BELL REALTY co. KI. s-1S68.
ARL., s. = Semidet. 2-bedrm.
brick home, bsmt., yard, newly
decorated. Near Columbia pike and
Glebe I'd. sos per mo. ia. T.
0649.
lRL., 4536 N. Dittmar rd.-3 bed
rms, 21h baths. rec. rm.. lovely
wooded lot. $40. DITTMAR CO..
INC. ia. 4-S2SS. JE. 2-2230.
ARL., VA.-6-rm. bungalow, gas
10 min. from White House. adults,
available Nov. 10. $125 mo. IA.
IRL., CLOSE IN-3 bedrms., 2 fire
pls., screened porch off liv. rm..
rec rn.. equip. kit, big garage,
mr.. bus. schools. shops. $3.50. AID.
1910 or 527-3325.
ARL., s., close in, mr.. Glebe I'd
s sirm. brick .f fsaesl yard garage
VALUABLE IMMEDIATELY : New
4-bedrm. home. ga baths, study,
huge. kitchen-family room with
firepl. S25 500 mo. nr.,v
IL. 4-7Sss. D- EN-. 5000
near wildwood shop
ping center, schools = g. bedrm;
2la-bath rambler. tile bsmt. S225
mo. EN-. 5-1647.
75OS Glenriddle I'd
Attr. brick, split-level, 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, fin. rec. rm., util. rn1..
laundry rm. with washer and
drier, ample storage, air cond.,
loo. in country club area, cow. to
parochial and public schools.
FRED A. SMITH co. Elk. 3-24s6.
Bethesda, 45O7 Traymore St
Mr., Naval Medical and NH. 4
twin-size bedrms., ga baths. encl.
porch. lge. liv. rm:: din. rm.,
lovely rec. rm. w/firepl. Refs.
req. S275 mo. OWNER. 652-S794.
IEVERLY HILLS, ALEX.-3 bed
rms. 8 baths. 17x25 liv; rm, with
firepl; 11x2O bedrm: with iirepl;'
washer. dryer, deep freeze. garden
suitable for entertaining. 1885. TIE.
6-6523.
ROCKVILLE, MD. = Cape Cod.
INV. oil heat, 3 bedrms.. firepl.
in liv. rm., partially finished bsmt.
with rec. rm.. kit. and shower.
I SlSS; RAMsIER-s bedrms., liv.
rm. w/firepl., den, utility rm:, 2
baths. oil Dashboard heat. S125.
WA. 4-41S6.
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ACCOKEEK, MD.-3 bedrms., large
kit, with deep freeze. automatic
washer and dryer, large lot. SIPS.
CHARLES T. CAMPBELL. CHI.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
foyer. kit. bath. FE. $3.50.
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MOVING and general hauling. "a
ton truck. Any time. anywhere.
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ALEX. AREA--3-bedrm. brick ram
Ter. Full bsmt; Cony,. Belvoir. bus.
Fenced yard. SO, 8-9131.
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ioIiTH DAKOTA AVE. AM DoUG-

SOUTH DAkOTA AVE: AND DOUOs
LAS ST. - Corner house. fenced
yard, flowers, plants. full front
porch with furniture. private front
and back entrances. Wall-to-wall
carpeting throughout. Master bed
rm., air cond., built-in closets, new
furniture, nice bath with cabinets.
2nd bedrm., good furniture, win
dow fan. Small bedrm., single bed,
chifforobe. Liv. rfn., lew furniture,
plants. Din. rm., table, china
closet, buffet, mirror. Kit. modern
stove, wall cabinets, meat slicer.
Storage rm., spice racks and cabi-
nets. Kitchenette, table and chairs,
refgr., shelves. Laundry, auto.
washer, gas dryer, deep freeze
heayy-duty washer, cleo. ironer.
Call for information, La. 6-6719.
PARK-4-rm; house; NOV.
and Dec. S125, utilities included.
III Q-R21Q
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ALEX.-WAYNEWOOD, 2O3S Como
yer pl.-Split-level, 8 bedrms., ga
baths. encl. porch, cent. air cond.
$500 or will sell. OWNER, SO.
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HILL MOVEkS. 30 year Iep. ~
All sarv gP 9-O6RR. Id. -0bOO
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BOxLEY MOvERs--6 rooms. $40
up. Padded vans, immed. storage,
local or long-dist. AID. 2-SS22.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storage, reas rates. ia. 9-2937.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving.
beaches q speciality. s. L.. NOR
RIS, tn. 2-1160 or To. 2-S902,
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nished. Beautiful English tudor
style, 17-room, 3 story 6-bedrm
brick home in lovely residential
neighborhood facing Rock Greek
Park. Perfect for Embassy resi-
dence or chancery; 9 to 10 shar'
ing; depending on furniture re;
quired, rental $500 to $500
monthly includes Hammond or.
also considered. Miss Crigler, FE,
$1,000, Exclusive with JAMES l.,
NIXON A. co, Realtors.
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ARL., s. = Semidet. 2-bedrm
brick home. bsmt., yard, newly
decorated. Near Columbia pike and
Glebe I'd. sos per mo. ia. z
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ROGERS MOVERs-We come to
your home and give free estimate
LU. 1-543S.
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fcONTINUEDl

FALLS CHURCH, Broyhill PIX
bedrm. ramb. with bsmt., cleo. kit.
Fenced I'd. S1b0 mo. IA. S-0426.
FIT. BELvOIR, 8 min.-Aimost new
3-bedrm. rambler with washer.
dryer, carport. Mr.. schools. so,
5-67S1.
GAITHERsBURG, MD, area-Ss5.
Handyman special. 10 rms. Suit
able l, 2, families. IA. 4-221l.
GLAsSMANOR = 3-bedrm. brick,
bsmt. $125 mo. MUSSEIiMAN RE-
Atty. RE. 7-7170. -
GLASSMANOR-semidet., compl, re-
dec. 2 bedrms., modern kit, fun
bsmt.. fenced yard. Cony. every
thing. S11S.50. CHI. s-5636.
KENT FORESTS bedrms., / bath,
fenced yd., vacant. J. M. HALL,
562-1S23.
KENT FOREST, MD.-3-bedroom
semidet. brick. equip. kit. S135.
Call LA. 9-9267.
KENT VILLAGE - 8 bedrm., air.
cond. brk. Colonial, stove, refgr.,
fenced lot. completely redec.. va
buy. DU. 10000. v
Landowner HILLS
3-bedrm rambler. 74O block Tay-
Tor st.. S1a0 mo- plus utilities, Call
MR.. CoVELL, SIP. 2-7162.
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ARsxsDsdST; END row ns Srk in
BELL REALTY CO. XII. S-IS6S.
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HENRY j. HUBb, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
00C5 NJ CIT NV

bedroom, liv. rm.. kit, bath,
S62 mo. incl. heat and hot water
See janitor for inspection.
HENRY J. RoBB, INC;
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ALEX, mr.. Cameron Sta.-3 bed
rms rms h. IH baths baths lGe. sSuig. stt;'
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ARL., 3717 s. 18th st. = 8 bedrm.,
on bus line. 10 min. to Pentagon.
Gas heat, lge. lot, porches. bsmt.
and hNgarage. 500. EN-. 2-S432.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

RAYS MUVEhN
12-ft. Van and 2 Men. SO an Hour.
rail AGO.QQA7
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Then the bench people came
over. We were doing Saints
when the police came march
ing in. We got the tap on
the shoulder for singing in
the park without a license.
"a man in the crowd said
he'd buy us a license. A lady
said she'd call her Congress
man. The police said we
couldn't sing in the park, but
could in the streets. So we
mounted an island off the
circle but the buses made too
much noise. Inste a d, we
stuffed everyone who wanted
to go into our cars and went
to Montrose Park in George
town.
Lights started going on
in Georgetown houses and
people came over. A relative
of a cabinet officer was hav-
ing a party and there were a
couple Of guitars going so we
were invited to join. We did.
Later the partygoers followed
us back to the park and we
were still singing at ! am"
At the Georgetown affair,
the teen-agers ate well, but
usually their fare is pizza for
their songs. Take the time
they walked into o restaurant
in Wheaton. They were asked
to play and In return the
Italian owner brought them
plenty Of pizza. beverages and
her pretty teen-age daughter
to dance for the boys.
And in Durham, they ended
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Here's What 1t Takes
To Be a Troubadour

up with a private dining room
to boot. At another night
club down South they did a
request Happy Birthday"
for a table of celebrators.
Afterward they were invited
to join the professional piano
player on stage. For the next
three nights they literally
sang for their supper at the
fashionable dining spot.
Once at a motel swimming
pool the teen-agers played
Never on Sunday" and had
the swimmers and other
guests doing a snake dance
under the motel balconies.
Another time, feeling de-
pressed, The Rosaires CHATS
their official name) went to
National Airport to play for
alighting passengers. But be-
fore they could give out with
some Of their 200 folk songs,
Bruce mounted a chair and
made a speech in the cafe
terra about the inhumanities
of man. A pilot heard him,
agreed with his views, and
bought the boys coffee while
he told his troubles.
Other times the modern
Ministries moor a boat off q
beach and sing for Sunbath-
ers. Bus terminals are eSpe-
cially good for spur-of-the-
moment performances, the
boys say, because you've got
a captive audience.
Although they have homes
(their fathers are all Gov
eminent workers. the boys
think Of themselves as teen
age vagabonds. And as such,
they're full Of pranks.
Once they put down their
musical instruments long
enough to blow up 200 bal
looms. They put them in a
friends car when he was out.
Then they went on dates,
thinking the friend would
never guess who did 1t.
When Bruce got home that
night he found the 200 bal
looms. plus 200 more. inside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
By Fiji GoRSKA
Editor Of TEEN

Ministries still sing for their
supper.
Three Washington area
boys do it. Sometimes they
even get pizza. It's free for
a song.
Like some people light a
cigarette, this trio gets out
their guitars and sing. 1t
can be anywhere-at a bus
stop or a fountain in a park.
Beside a swimming pool or
in a night club. In an alley
or at a marina. At the
Washington Monument or in
a little Italian restaurant.
Once Don Roller, Steve
Lerner and Bruce Fonoroff
tried to hold a folk sing at
Dupont Circle. They ended
up at a posh party in
Georgetown.
Without a penny in their
khakis, these teen-age trou-
badours Travelled to Durham,
N. c., singing for food and
drink (coffee) and to check
out Southern hospitality.
They Serenaded old ladies on
front porches and students
on the Duke University
campus.
youth is a time of imagi-
nation" says Bruce, one of
the three 10 year olds. I'VE
don't want to be able to say
later, I wish I'd done that
Its unlikely these three
June high school graduates
will ever have to utter those
words.
On the spur of the moment
they start a floating guitar
game. Take their Dupont
Circle bit.
why be selfish2 Give
ourselves to the world.
Wen hold a folk sing at
Dupont Circle" the Mary
land troubadours decided.
Bruce recalls the action:
1--WE tuned up on a fountain.
The crowd began growing.
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good musicians, but they
claim to be performers.
To think up ideas and d.
alogue for their perform
ances," they hold brain ses-
sionS-cerebral popcorn, they
call it - where they shoot
ideas at each other with q
tape recorder going.
An artificial hand Is part
of their performance. Some
times they have it coming
out of a guitar or out Of a
piano lid. They also use a
nothing box" It's a little
steel box blinking lights that
doesn't do anything, but you
can't convince people it's
nothing, Bruce says.
"We've discovered that peo-
pie want to believe things
that are unusual. We make
up all sorts Of stories about
the box"
The threeSome. ell above
average students, say: Were
not oddballs."
Were just unconventional
because we're tired Of teen
ayers conforming. We're not
buns. We're conducting eX-
perimentS in human reac-
tions," says Bruce. I'VE get
our kicks this way and it's
not immoral or illegal. And
we're learning about people"
The boys have no inten-
ton Of giving up their part
nerShip even when they fin
ish college.
They're going to apply their
troubadour tactics to their
careers. We've got it all
planned" explains Bruce.
Don is going into research
science so he'll create and
dream-up ideas. I'll be in APP
piled science so I'll make his
ideas practical. And Steve is
going into foreign service. so
he can sell our ideas to the
overseas market"
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his car, coming from the
hubcaps and even in the
motor.
It's little gestures like this,
plus their adventures as
troubadours, that have their
friends asking Whats new?"
and really expecting a good
answer.
Even the name Rosaires
has a certain way-out flavor.
It's an extension Of the letters
r o S. And r o S stands
for the Royal Order of
Schlepniks, a "looSe-knit but
select group of Schlepniks,
which are lost SOULS" Bruce
says.
The Rosaires are trouba-
dours who sometimes use
cars. Once in a while they
play for money at a party,
and that pittance Is used for
their gas fund. Once the trio
was given gift certificates to
a department store after
playing a Bethesda terrace.
They've played the Washing
ton Monument, too, just at
the base.
The guard evidently didn't
want a musicale at the top
because he didn't let the
troubadours take their gui-
tars up the Monument.
To be a troubadour you've
got to be "a little hammy,"
Steve, a Bethesda Chevy
Chase High graduate says.
ut takes imagination"
says Bruce, a Northwood
High graduate.
And Don, a Walter john
son High almnus, says: 1T
takes a willingness to be
yourself, to be an individual,
to travel every road and see
what people are thinking"
The trio, longtime friends
who met at a social function
and found they had musical
interests, don't claim to be