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OVERSEAS
MEMBERS
Forbes,
Alfred - Auckland,
New Zealand
Garden,
Bert - Hanover, West Germany
Kremo,
Kris -
Zurich,
Switzerland
Leslie,
Lindsay - Newport-on-Tay,
Scotland
Rosto,
Eddie - Oostdorperweg,
Holland
Sagemuller,
Herman - Baldingen,
Germany
Twigge,
Norman -
Palmerston North, New Zealand
Waterman,
Dave Parker -
Amsterdam
Holland
Weise,
Roland - Berlin,
East Germany
Ziethen,
Karl-Heinz -
Berlin,
Germany
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The new members during the past few months have a star following their
names. We welcome you to the I.J.A. and wish you fun and friendship
through juggling.
CORRECTION
FROM BOBBY MAY
...I
worked on the bill at Empire Theatre Glasgow with "Martyn and
Florence", Topper's Father and Mother. Toppers Father
originated the bounding clubs and invented other
juggling novelties. He also was a very good prop builder.
ASBURY PARK
REPORT BY JUDY BURGESS
It
was a gorgeous day for juggling at the lovely home of the Whites in
Asbury Park. They have 2 horses, numerous dogs, and a swimming pool -
which the small children at the "Jug-in" loved. Those in
attendance were Ernie Gruenbaum & Mary Lou Westerfield, (a dancer)
from N.Y. city, Jerry & Effie Greenberg and their
daughter Lisa from
Brooklyn
, Mr and Mrs. Willy Weinholdt and Ricky and Tommy (their sons), Joe and
his sister Jan Temple, Jack & Danny from N. Jersey, Stu Raynolds
with his three children Cathy, Bobby, and Jimmy, Roger Dollarhide, Bob
Geer, John Teeple and his brother, Phil Berube, and Judy
Burgess. The Whited' relatives and friends completed the group...
The
Weinholdts, whose sons Ricky and Tommy can pass 7 clubs and are working
on
8, are moving to
Florida
permanently. So this was a good time for us all to wish them luck and
say how much we'll miss them at the
New Jersey
-
New York
Juggle-ins.
Jay
and Effie Greenberg have a
cute 3 and 6 club routine that Effie does very smoothly and naturally
for someone only juggling a short time. Lisa will soon start passing to
make a nice trio. Jay was also working on a pirouette while spinning a
ball on his finger above his He throws a ball up from one hand,
pirouettes, and catches it
while keeping the other ball spinning.
Joe
Temple passed and is
working on new 3 club tricks. Jack and Danny are friends who sort of
"guessed" how and pass 7 balls and 6 clubs right and left
handed and received tips from Stu Raynolds about club making.
Stu also gave pointers to John Teeple about club weights and
sizes.
Phil
Berube, who has known the Whites for many years, was "chief cook
and bottle washer", but he did find time to
pass three clubs back and forth with none other than Mrs. White (who
throws a pretty mean club). Stu Raynolds and Judy Burgess passed 8 clubs
with double turns, then remembering that Eddie Tierney passes 8 with
triple turns, tried that and it worked.
Mr.
Tierney said it looks bigger with triples and most people agreed. 8 with
triples is also a bit slower, much higher, and gentler. They used the
junior Lind model Stu Raynolds club for this juggle and it works
beautifully.
Bob
Geer did magic and juggled. Ernie, a new member, is working
on 6 balls, and Roger Dollarhide who claims he hasn't practiced in a
while got some good runs with 7 balls. Roger also showed slides of the
72 convention and then took many orders for copies. We then left
Saturday evening after a full, happy day of juggling.
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