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IJA Opens Record Book

Have you got what it takes to be a record-holder? Maybe you can do two diablos with one hand. Or the most successive neck catches with bean bags. Or juggle the longest while idling on a unicycle.

The IJA is joining the ranks of institutions interested in hearing about your record-setting performance. The IJA Hall of Juggling Records and its curator, Dr. Steven Salberg, will track superlatives as submitted by members.

Be creative in your feats (but not dangerous!). In an attempt to make the record gallery as broad as possible, the IJA will categorize the records according to a variety of age and experience levels.

The best proof of your record is a video of it, shot from a single camera in a single take. But you may also submit independent verification such as a newspaper article. IJA affiliates may also verify records, or you can submit the signatures of several witnesses.

Records may be published in Juggler's World, and all records will be made available to interested parties. Record holders will receive a certificate of accomplishment.

For more information on the IJA Hall of Juggling Records, contact Dr. Steven

Salberg, Hopatcong, NJ.

New IJA Life Members

The IJA would like to thank the following people who have signed on as IJA Life Members since publication of the Summer issue of this magazine:

86. Kevin T. Wenzel, Irving, Tex.;

87. Patricia Kelley, Rockaway Beach, N.Y.;

88. Richard Moll, Minneapolis, Minn.;

89. Ray Calkins, San Francisco, Calif.;

90. Randy Mayo, Charlottesville, Va.;

91. Andy Howard, Marietta, Ga.;

92. Dave Parnin, Fort Wayne, Ind.;

93. Jane Hussey, Arlington, Tex.;

94. Albert Lucas, Tampa, Fla.;

95. Bruce Tiemann, Pasadena, Calif.;

96. Beth Tison, Baltimore, Md.;

97. Don Tison, Baltimore, Md.;

98. Doug Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio;

99. David Wilkins, Fort Wayne, Ind.;

100. Richard Foley, Castle Rock, Colo.;

101. Dan Berg, Marietta, Ga.;

102. Dick Powers, Oceanside, Ore.;

103. Cliff Anderson, Capitola, Calif.;

104. Dave Walden, Boston, Mass.;

105. Russ Kaufman, Laurel, Md.;

106. Holly Greeley, Naples, Fla.;

107. Bart Landenberger, Bedford, N. Y.

Life Members pay $300 for a lifetime membership and first-class subscription to Juggler's World. They also receive reserved seating at convention events and a special membership card. The money collected from Life Memberships goes into a special fund that is not used for operating expenses, but which insures the long term stability of the organization.