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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Glendale News Notes
Sudden Illness Interrupts Quiet
Week End For Mr., Mrs. J. NJ. Clark

Hugh Farrar. of PALMYRA, who
underwent surgery in University
Hospital. Charlottesvil le recently is
convalescing in the home Of his
brother and sisterin1 paw. Mr. and
MS. King Farrar, d ear Palmyra.
Mrs. Arthur B0wleS. Of Palmyra
Is visiting her son-in-l3w and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Robbie Holland.
in Wilmington
Mrs. Annie P johnson, whose
birthday was June -, received
many gifts from relatives and
friends for the occa sion.
Rev. w G. Hughes, leader. teach
er and Sunday School superintend-
ent at Oak Grove Chapel. presided
at Homecoming Day at this chapel
Sunday, July 5.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

spent Saturday night in the E. w
Blanton home. Thurs day night sup
per guests OF the Blantons were
Mrs. Conduit Mathews and Phyllis.
Of Guinea, Mrs H B. Wilkerson
and Sally were calleis. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W e. Hedrick and
Ralph and Mr.. and Mrs Blaine
Vance spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. D. w. Suite and family at
Manteo Peggy Hedrl ok visited Beth
Blanton and J. c. HIedrick visited
Stevie Musulin, Satul day.
Mrs. JAMIE Bolen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Canoe and children, Of
Washington. D. c., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mis-. ] G. Amos
and Mr.. and Mrs Lee Moorefield
and daughters.
Mrs. R. C. Wilson accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pool and son
to Washington, D. CI, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Hedrick and
family recently CALLED on Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Erwin
Mrs. j. B. Blantoh i spending
and Mrs Arthur NeWcomb and
some time in Richmond with Mr.
sons. Beth Blanton spent Monday
and Wednesday with Sally Adams
Wilkerson in the home Of Mrs. Kitty
Garrett in Cumberlahd nd.
Miss Louise Edwards. of Burns
Vile. n c., spent the week end With
her sister, Mrs. Robert Prime"
wilson
Mrs. c. E. southa Il and Gene,
Of Tuggle. were SUPPER guests re-
Gently Of Mr. and Mrs. Junior
NfcoraftaId ami ia mill,
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DiIIwyn Ri. |

MI. and Mrs. Everett Ransom
and daughter, Kay. have returned
from Florida after weeks stay.
Last week they visited his parents,
MI. and Mrs. Y. W. Ransom. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Tindall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones. Of
Richmond, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs v. r. Jones, over the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. " w. Ransom
visited Mrs. T. A. Collins and Mrs.
Rolf Wood, Sunday.
MI and Mrs ~ A. Wood and
son. Jack. Mr. and Mrs Lightfoot
Harris and son, Charles, all OF Rich
mond, spent last week with their
sister. Mrs. Rolf Wood. after re-
turning from Florida
A large crowd attended the
Maxey and White wedding Saturday
at Sharon Baptist Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Guinea Mills Items

Miss Cathy Vance celebrated her
fifth birthday. June q with a pic
nc supper and the traditional cake
and ice cream. Those present for
the occasion were Mr. and MIS-
Fred Goforth and daughter. Sherry
Ann. of Farmville. MI and Mrs.
W. c. Hedrick and Children MI.
and Mrs Blaine Vance Nj. and
Mrs A. r. Mathews Mr. and Ms
John Vance. Jean and Glenn Vance.
Wyatt Moorefieid Of Richmond
spent the week end in the H. II
Moorefleld home.
Bottle Explodes
Vernon Ball, who is in the Navy
stationed in Tampa. Fla. spent
several days with David Erwin
David suffered cuts on Ills chest
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

Mn and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Clark. Of
Richmond. arrived at their country
home here Friday evening. July 3
Mr. Claik was taken desperately
Ill and vas rushed to stuart
Circle Hospital Saturday morning
N Richmond Last account Mr..
CLARK Was resting easy. We trust
he VII recover speedily.
Homecoming Day at Oak Grove
Chapel was.a big success. pr. 10
seph Johnson. chaplain Of Lynch
burg Baptist Hospital, brought the
morning message to capacity con
\ gragauon Mr. johnson is a native
of Mt Zion neighborhood Many
relatives and Old friends attended
Rev Gallon Mlstead. guest mini
ster ID the revival through Fri
day at 2 o'clock each evening
preached at ? O'Clock Sunday His
text was taken from ST Marks
Gospel fifth chapter second verse
A very bountiful and delicious din
ner was spread On a huge table
Under the lovely spreading oak trees
which everyone enjoyed. Among
those attending from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace John
son. Of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs
] R. whitley. Of Richmond, the Hon
J II White. of Roanoke. and
brother Prot H P White. Of Rich
mond also Mrs. Bessie T. Jackson
and Mrs Annie P. Johnson. of
Glendale.
Visitors in Gold Hill for the holi-
days We're Mr. and Mrs Horace
White. Of Roanoke. Mss Wealthy
Snoddy. Of Roanoke, Mrs. Arlene
5 Lloyd Of Richmond
Misses Nell and Gladys Poe Of
Richmond. visited their parents
Ar. and Mrs. w. E. Poe over the
week end.
rhe'''as Z Moeelv bold de
votional service at Buckingham
Baptist Church Sunday School. Sun
day morning June %.
Wheeler w. Loving. Of Palmyra,
underwent surgery recently in Uni
versity Hospital. Charlottesville Mr.
Loving is convalescing nicely.
Mrs. Bessie Jackson and Mrs. An
HE P. johnson were business visi-
tors in Dillwyn. Monday.
The Senate of the SEVENTEEN Gen
eral Assembly Of the state Of Mis-
souri, honored the late Senator
Frank Lee Wilkinson with Me
mortal services. May q at four
O'Clock in the Senate Chamber in
jefferson City, Mo Mrs. Annie P.
1 Johnson, the next of kin to Senator
wilkinson in Virginia. was honored
with an invitation.
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Mt. Zion News
Mt. Zion News
Plans For Mt. Zion
Homecoming And
Revival In August


The annual homecoming day VIII
be held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Sunday. August ?. Revival services
viii BEGIN the second Sunday in
August with an pm service and
continue each evening through Fri
day. No preaching services will be
held through July while the pastor,
Rev. j. R. HODGES, is on vacation
Sunday School viii meet each SUM-
day at 10 am.
Mrst j. L. Toney and Mrs r
A. Martin spent their vacation last
week with their mother, Mrs Mary
r. Davis.
Friends of Mrs. Walter Piercy are
sorry to know she has been n the
hospital and trust She may soon be
well
Mrs. Lee Hudgins. Of Richmond
is spending some time With Mrs
Maria Flippen and attending re-
vlval services at Oak Grove Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Stinson and
their son, John Carroll Of Rich
mond. spent the holiday week end
with Mr. and Mrs J N. Putney.
Mrs. Kenneth McAlister and chill
dren. Nancy and Bobby. also of
Richmond, were Sunday guests IF
the Putneys.
Home Fran Hospital
Vernon Bickford returned to his
home here Sunday afternoon from
NOV Hospital where he had been d
patient three weeks. He VIII return
to the hospital for treatment.
The quarterly Business meeting
was held at Mt zion Baptist Church
Thursday evening. July ?.
Mr.. and Mrs w l. Wheeley and
Mrs. A. D. de Bettencourt left Sun
day for Orange County, N. O..
where they attended Homecoming
at Wheelers Baptist Church.
Clarence Thomas was business
visitor in Clevelend, ONO, this
week.
Frank Landes. Of Dixie. called
Saturday in the de Bettencourt
home He has recently returned
from Akron, Ohio, where he at
tended the funeral OF his sister.
Miss Lenora Landes. She lived in
this community with her parents a
number of years ago
Large Crowd
A large crowd attended til e
Homecoming at Oak Grove Chapel
Sunday. Dr. j r. johnson. chaplain
of Virginia Baptist Hospital. Lynch
burg, preached al the morning
service. Rev. Carlton Milstead, pas
tor OF the Arvon Buckinghan
Churches, preached in the alter
noon. The bountiful lunch. renew.
ing Of old acquaintance and max
ing Of new ones all added up to
make a wonderful day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cave and chill
dren, Cindy, Mark and Kim. spent
the holiday week end with Mrs.
Caves parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. D. Shupe, in Tazewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pendleton
and children. Of Richmond. were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Davidson and the Lester
JoneSes at Jamestown
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hudgins en-
tertained with a backyard supper
July in honor of the seventh
birthday Of their grandson, Edward
Wayne Apperson.
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Guinea Mills Items
Cafhy Vance Celebrates Fifth Birthday
tunbling out.

last week when a soft drink bottle
exploded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pool and
son, Of Statesyille, n c., spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Will
son and family
Mr. and Mrs. irwin Flippen. Miss
Mary Godsey visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Smith Sunday afternoon.
Calling in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Blanton and family Sun
dag were Nh. and Mrs Eddie Smith
IF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Blanton and Joanna. Of Farmville
Beth Blanton returned with Joanna
for few days visit
Mrs Leslie Lane, Of ndron,
spent Tuesday and Wednesd with
Nh. and Mrs. w. c. Hedrick and
family. -,
In Hospital
Mis- Sarah Corson Is a patient in
southside Hospital We wish for her
4 speedy recovery Visiting Miss
Pauline Corsoa al the Corson home
wera AIs and Mrs Bruce Spencer
of Tarlnville, Mr.. Barr, of Amelia.
and Mir. and Mrs. John Wood, Of
BIckingham Many other friends
have called in the Corson home.
W. N Rowe and w c. Hedrick
were in Richmond on business, Fri
P' VI I'LL NJ. \ !. Mathews ar,
spending few days in Tennessee
Clyde Vance has just returned from
a week visit with friends and
relatives H sevierTille, Tenn
- ~. 49, Il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Maria Baber On
Deans List

Maria Baber, freshni Jan at Lynch
burg College. from Gainesville,
was recnetly named to the Dean 5
List for the second semester com
pleteds last month.
She is the daughter Of Mrs. Frank
H. Baber, Of Gainesville.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Tina Twir|s To Top

10, of Avondale. and Nedenia
johnson, IA. Of Hyattsyille.
are also expected to represent
the State.
If the team has only one
share Of Tina's confidence
and desire to win. Maryland
will knock down several high
awards. Says Tina:
They tell US nobody ever
wins the first time out there
but I guess I have as good .
chance as the rest Of them"
Some Of Christina Temples
other activities may help ex-
plain her confidence.
With her B-plus average.
Washington-horn Tina made
the lists Of the National jun
Tor Honor Society.
She now holds three titles
- Miss Majorette Of Mary
land. State Senior Strutting
Champion and Eastern Sea-
board finalist.
With . bit Of luck. she may
bag two more. Tina IL COM
peting In three categories -
twirling. strutting and Major
cite Queen Of America.
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But she il not leaving
everything to luck.
II understand wen be
parading on grass out there"
she says. land that makes It
rough"
She feels that q majorette
has to muster all her knowl-
edge while in competition.
Especially when the baton
begins to slip from your wet
hands,"
THAT, the sun and ner-
vousness can make things
quite dificult." she adds.
For the strutting COMPETE
ton, she'll be wearing q new
blue velvet outfit designed by
her mother. Mrs. Temple also
did the photography for the
umbrella twirling' number
Tina win do in competition.
And II Tina can impress
the judges as she daxzles
the little suburban town Of
Riverdale when she parades.
Maryland win have an inter-
national champion on Tina
Temple come next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Fifteen-year-old Tina
Temple takes Is years Of ex-
perience with her to the in
ternational majorette contest
this week in Ohio.
The pretty Riverdale girl IL
one Of the three Maryland
champions competing against
hundreds Of girls from the
United States and Canada
at Russells Point.
Poise. looks and confidence
20 with the 5-foot-3 blond
who picked up the baton only
four years ago and has been
dancing in front Of audiences
for Is years.
She twirled her way to q
State championship the flrst
time she entered the COM
petition. She also placed in
the Eastern Seaboard events.
Accompanying her TO the
Ohio contest which opens to-
morrow are her mother, Mrs.
James Temple; her brother.
Kenny. IA. and the River
dale prize-winning maj0rettes.
Two other Maryland
champions, Sharon CarricO,
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
Upsher Evans
Speaks to .......
Women SLeagne

"Disengagement through =
out the world seems the best
possible solution of p e C e,
lest someone makes the fatal
mistake of Pushing the but
ton" to start trouble, said
Upsher Evans, at the a Il :
member meeting of the Ge-
auga League of Women Vo-
ters and their husbands, in
West Geauga High School,
last week.
The audience, numbering
almost a hundred were vital
ly interested in adopting pro-
per policies to insure better
relations with foreign count
ries and to help establish
permanent peace.
Mr.. Evans, who has travel
ed and lived over most of the
globe and has a major in
history, projected some pro-
found statements. Said h e,
Throughout the pages of his
tory, every arms race h a S
ended in military conflict. We
are at the three quarter mark
in the arms race, with dis
aster in the balance"
Hungry people aren't in
terested in the theology of
communism but they are To-
val to the uniform of the red
star that feeds them. The.
most constructive policy is to
feed the half of the world that
is hungry"
Questions on communiStic
influence in Tibet arose. MIR.
Evans assured his listeners
that the disturbance in Tibet
was not political, but a myth
illogical pagent stemming
from religious beliefs and
customs which retards them
to the fourth century.
He congratulated the Lea
que of Women Voters on it's
attempt to tackle such a SER
ious subject, certainly t h e
most important problem of
the year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
Charles Merrill
Elected to
fraternity

Charles p. Merrill of Char
don has been elected into the
Tulane chapter of the Order
of the Golf, national honor
leadership fraternity, Ray
Forester, dean of the Tulane
University school of law, an
nounced today.
Induction ceremonies t o r
the new members will b e
held at 8 pm, April z, in
Tilton hall on the Tulane
campus.
Merrill, a law school SEN
ior, is also a staff member
of the Tulane Law Review.
"Order of the Golf was
founded to encourage legal
scholarship and advance le-
gal ethics" Dean Forester
said.
induction into the frater-
nifty is the highest scholastic
and leadership honor that a
law student, can attain.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
Geauga Panhellenic to Meet

meeting first. Then she will
turn the activities over to
Mrs. Henry v. Hoffineier, Chi
Omega, who has planned
bridge and other card games
for this months program.
Hostess for the meeting Is
Mrs. Paul S. Safko, Alpha
Delta Pi and co-hostess is
Mrs. James H. Henllein, Al
pha XII Delta. The meeting
viii be held Wednesday, Ap-
ril Is, at 8::15 pm. at the
Safko residence, go orth
Hambden, Chardon. All Ge-
auga County members Of
Panhelenic sororities are urg-
ed to attend.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
Al THE COURTHOUSE

sentenced to ten days in jail.
Civil Cases
Cases filed by Farinacci
Buick Inc, Chardon, against
William Randles, Rt. 608. of
Huntsburg and Ed Hill, MuI
berry Rd., Chester, both
claiming amounts due on ac-
count, were dismissed for
lack of service.
Farinacci Buick Inc. wa S
awarded $225.T1 due on ac-
count from Robert Stinch-
comb, Rt. 6, Chardon.
James White, Cleveland.
was given judgments O f
$263.60 and $188.86 in t wo
separate actions filed against
John Morocco, Colonial Res
taurant, Munson. Both amou-
nts were due on account.
Louise Louis, Cleveland was
given a $196 judgement and
restitution of property from
James Hall. HuntSburg.
Claiming - AS, the Hanna
Agency, Chardon, has brou-
ght action against Tom Cat
han, doing business as Cathan
Body and Paint Shop, Chag-
rim Falls.
DR.. E. c. Better, Chardon,
seeking judgment of $74.0O
claimed due on account, has
filed suit against Loddie Fri
gic, Rt. /, Chardon.
John Smoker Lumber Co,
is seeking collection of $50.O4
claimed due on account from
Hilda Kibler, Chester. Smo-
ker has also filed an action
alleging $90.15 is due on ac-
count from Charles Hill, of
Newbury.
Earl Taylor, Chardon, seek
ing $40 Judgment for damag-
es claimed In an auto acci-
dent, has brought action
against william Newton, of
Chardon.
For $120.40 claimed due on
account, J. K. Collins, Will
oughby, is suing Julian Quig-
gley, Chester.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clifford j. David, "a, New
bury, and Sylvia Klatik, II,
Newbury.
Robert Daniels, 26, Chic
ago, and Carol Kochert, 81,
1885 Mayfield Rd., Chester.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

Members OF t he Geauga
Panhelenic association viii
meet this month for an even
ing of relaxation and + IN.
Mrs. FFranklyn B Pender,
Kappa Kappa Gamma, this
years president Of the group,
will conduct a brief business
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
When You Have Loss or Claim j.

Do you have to call and report
it to someone OUT OF TOWN or can
you simply reach for. your telephone
and call your LOCAL AGENT? It
always pays to buy locally, whether
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

it be groceries, clothing, shoes or
gas. You will find your LOCAL IN
SURANCE AGENT good man to
know YOUR best interests are
his first concern.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

public with her and for other
reasons. She seeks a division
Of property in lieu Of alimony
According TO the petition,
there are no children.
June Panek, Rt. / Char
don, is asking a divorce from
Howard Panek, Rt. L, Char
don, on grounds Of gro SIS
neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty. She asks restoration
of her former name. Accor-
ding to the petition there are
no children.
Vincent Chiodi, Rt. A, Char
don, has filed suit to collect
$279.10 from Albert Stevens,
Rt. 5, Kent ST., Chagrin Falls.
The amount is claimed due
on a note.
Rulings
Chardon Oil Co., Ito South
St., Chardon, was awarded
$170 due on account from, j
F. 10th, Fairmont and Caves
Rd., Novelty.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Clifford j. David, "a, New
bury, and Sylvia Klatik, II,
Newbury.
Robert Daniels, 26, Chic
ago, and Carol Kochert, 21,
1885 Mayfield Rd., Chester
BUILDING PERMITS
CHESTER - Don Eggett
Apple Blossom Lane, dwell.
ing; Lyndhurst Ford construc
tion, Dorothy Dr., four dwell.
lings; Joseph r. Fletcher
Kirkwood Dr., dwell; Frank
G. Wendelburg, G a rmich'
ael Dr., addition and electri.
cal; William Bart, Greenfield
Trail, dwelling; Robert Stock,
ton, Sherman Rd., addition
plumbing and electrical; Ell
win williams, Norton Drive
dwelling.
HAMBDEN - p. Rhine
hart, Rt. 1866, Garage; Joe
Pokorny, Chardon Windsor
Rd., Plumbing; John Colus
ter, Brakeman Rd., dwelling
HUNTSBURG George
Marker, Rt. 528, addition.
Montville Gene Ziegler
Clay St., garage, breezeway
and electrical.
MUNSON - John Borsi, Jr
Cedar Rd., dwelling.
NEWBURY - George Clio
gyner, Music ST., dwelling
Leslie Sharpe, Thomas ST.
addition, garage and electri
cal; Mike Palazoo, Rt. 81
| garage.
y
COUNTY COURT
Criminal Cases
L. A. DiDonato, Chester
no dog license, fined $40 anc
costs.
Herbert H. Michner, Hunts
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

New Cases
Dorothy jean Deuring. 1910
Rock Haven Rd., Chester, is
seeking a divorce from Ken
meth Deuring, Chester, charg-
ing gross neglect of duty in
that he refuses to be seen in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
COUNTY COURT
Criminal Cases

L. A. DiDonato, Chester,
no dog license, fined $40 and
costs.
Herbert H. Michner, Hunts
burg, driving while intoxica-
ted, fined SITS and costs and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Pisott Is Hired
AS Golf Pro at
Andrews Field

George Pigott will be the new
golf professional at Andrews
Air Force Base. 1t was an
nounced yesterday. He sue
ceeds Don saylor, who resigned
TO enter private business.
Pigott was out Of the golf
business last year except for
competing in the Middle At
lantic PEA events.
He was professional at Baiil-
bridge Naval Training Station
until the golf course there was
discontinued in an economy
move. Pigott was on the teach
ing staff at East Potomac prior
to and since his cambridge
service.
George played basketball at
George Washington University
and coached the outstanding
cambridge team. He was a
bomber pilot in World War II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

mems champion, David Jen-
kins.
Carols spirals, sit spins and
double f1ips q turns in the
air. brought her successive
rounds of applause. She was
the only skater alternating her
jumps from right to left and
left to right.
The competition continued
today with the mems compul-
sorry figures followed by COM
pulsory dances tonight.
jenkins trailed in second
place behind his fellow Colo
RADIO Springs competitor, Tim
Brown, after the first three
compulsory figures yesterday.
The figures results count so per
cent toward the title with the
other 40 per cent determined by
free skating tomorrow night
jenkins 81 without a peer in the
free skating.
Men leaders after yesterdays
first three compulsory leaders
were Brown 291.0. jenkins
1882, Alain Giletti of France
274.8. Don Jackson of Canada
1852 and Tilo Gutzeit of West
Germany 254.4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
JENKINS TRAILS BROWN
Carol Heiss Wins Crown,
Points to go OIympics

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Feb. 81 (AP) The queen Of
figure skating, incompatible
Carol Heiss of the United States,
looked ahead today to the 1860
Olympics after sailing off with
her fourth straight world title
last night.
None among the Is challeng-
ers from seven other nations
seriously threatened the reign
of the 19-year-old New York
University coed.
Abstracts Hanna Walter
placed second. Following in Or
der were Sjoukje DijkStra of
the Netherlands, Ina Bauer of
West Germany and Barbara
Ann Roles of Paramount, Calf.
Carols coach, Pierre Brunei.
and others said her free skating
performance was not up to her
usual standard last night.
Brunei said Carols showing
suffered from the lack of a
suitable practice schedule at
the Broadmoor Ice Palace. He
said the relatively small rink
cramped training sessions. "All
of the skaters were down little
bit for that reason" Brunei
said.
Only Miss Walter of the top
performers took a spill. She
blamed this on a combination
~ fatigue and nervousness.
Carol and Miss Dijkstra were
the only skaters to successfully
complete the double axel-a
maneuver in which the skater
leaps high into the air and
completes two and one-half
turns.
Miss Dijkstra's tremendous
leap touched of a roar of APP
plause from the 1000 fans and
won her high praise from the