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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17

trebne, ali kako da sc to IL
vede? Razmisljajmo o tome i
nastojimo naci nacina - ka-
ko da Sc poduci nase tajnike,
jer smo svijesni cinjenice da,
ako su tajnici spremni i spo-
sobni, da objasne svako pita-
ME svojem clanstvu, kao i
onima, koji jos nisu clanovi,
da ce nase sjednice biti "a
nimivije i da &c lakse upisati
move clanove.
Usvojena rezolucija ma kon-
venciji -- dobro zvuci ma pa
piru, ali ju izvesti u djelo,
jest sasma nesto drugo. Ko-
ga da Sc pozove u ured? Ako
Sc, recimo, odabere nekoliko
tajnika, koji su udaljeni sto-
thu milja cd ureda, sto &c
spreciti tajnika, koji je u
daljen pet stotina, iii dvade-
set pet stotina milja cd u
reda? Ako ina pravo, da Sc
uci i upoznaje sa poslova-
MEM tajnik odsjeka, koji je
udaljen jednu stotinu, iii ne
;; sto mamie iii wise milja, cd
ureda, zar nema to isto pra-
vo i onaj ma dalekom "a
padu? Gdje / kako &c Sc po-
staviti granica i tko &c ju
postaviti? Ako bi Sc zaista
odazvao veliki broj tajnika,
a svima Sc nebi moglo udo-
voljiti, zar to nebi donijelo
mnogo nezadovoljstva? To je
-jedna strana owe slike do
ista jake skupa, ako bi Sc,
recimo, zaista odazvao jedan
oveci broj tajnika. A druga
strana jest bojaznost, da &c
Sc vrlo malo, ako uopce itko,
odazvati "a ovu skolu. Nasi
tajnici su u najvecem broju
tvornicki radnici / sada je
pitanje: Da Ii on, iii ona, mo-
ze napustiti svoj posao da
polazi owe tecajeve u Pitts
burgh-u? To vrijedi i "a .one,
koji rade po raznim uredima,
iii imaju svoje posebno "a
nimanje, iii kakovu trgovinu.
Etc, brace moja, i sami mo-
zete uvidjeti, da to nije pita-
ME, koje moze da rijesi jed
ma rezolucija, pa iako je ona
bila donesena u najboljoj ma
mjeri u tom duhu usvojena,
u sto ia ne dvojim.
Ali nesto Sc mora poduzeti,
jer ovako Sc ne smile ma
staviti. U Zajednicaru cd II.
aprila izasao je jedan vrije-
dan clanak cd strane odsjeka
broj 81. Uvjeren sam, da je
pisan po predsjedniku cd.
sjeka, bratu Milanu Petraku,
i clanak je ma svome mjestu
Ispod recenog clanka ured.
mix je donio svoju napomenu
koja glasi: "Gornje prepo.
ruke su primlJene ma sJed'
nici Izvrsnog Odbora, odrza.
ne 10. aprila 1867. l odobre.
ne, da Sc stampa u Zajedni'
earu, pa da sc o tim vaznim
pitanjima povede rasprava".
ia cekam cekam, i jos
cekam, da &c sc netko javiti
iznijeti svoje primjedbe
misljenja, jer IL wise raznih
misljenja ipak bi Sc moglc
stvoriti nesto, sto bi nam svi'
ma donijelo koristi. To mi j
cekanje dosadilo, kao sto j
dosadilo ozeblom cekati ns
sunce, pa eto - ia Sc jaw
liam. Da je receni clanak bic
polemicke naravi, da je ne
koga izgrdio, vec bi Sc ne
tko javio, ali S tvarno ra
spravljati je teze, pa Sc nj
tko media u raspravu. Ured
nici Zajednicara su jedini, ko
il su u wise navrata iznijel
svoja misljenja, a pogotovt
urednik hrvatskog dijela, pr
je vec "a to i bio napadnut
I "a meme nije to nista no
vog, pax sc madam da, ma
kon sto Gu iznijeti svoje mi
sli u najboljoj namjeri, da &
Sc vec netko naci, da me IL
grdi i prikaze mole misli ,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17

DC oVu Aoou VI SoAAAoSiJu ~
tvara u trgovacko poduzece
20 obliku starih, zaista ja-
kin insurance" kompanija.
Bratske organizacije u Ame-
rici Sc danomice jacaju, a to
znaci da one, kao bratske or
ganizacije, imaju podlogu i
buducnost. Zamisljati. 81 ne
sto drugo bilo bi stetno po
sve mas j nase buduce clan
stvo, jer 81 nije moguce "a
misliti, da bi takovo clanstvo
imalo sve one pogodnosti,
koje ina danas kao clanstvo
bratske organizacije. Mnogo
puta je vec istaknuto, pax
ne mislim ovom prilikom u
to ulaziti, da mi nismo samo
neko osiguravajuce poduzece,
vec, povrh upisivanja naseg
naroda ma zivot thu osigur-
ninu, ma bolnu potporu o.
sakatninu, mi promicemo ma
rodnu svijest i narodnu kul-
turu te u izvanrednim slu-
! cajevima podupiremo n a $ e
clanove i povrh one pomoci
"a koju izravno placaju.
Dakle, princip bratstva, kao
temelj nase organizacije, tre-
ba da estate da Sc jos po-
jaca, a da Sc to poluci, tre-
ba uvesti novi duh u nase
odsjeke. Svima nam je po-
znata cinjenica, da su sled
nice nasih odsjeka vrlo sla-
bo posjecivane. U koliko su
posjecivane, to su u naive
Gem broju nasa starija bra
ca sestre. Mladji narastaj
dodje ma sjednice, plati cla-
narinu u najvise slucajeva
wise ga ne vidimo dok nije
vrijeme da opet plati clana-
rinu. U n najvise slucajeva,
sjednice su mrtve, suhoparne
| i nista Sc ma NINA ne ra-
spravlja, sto bi zanimalo Sire
clanstvo, a pogotovo mladje,
Pa onda, nije nj cudo da su
slabo posjecivane. Ina da-
pace odsjeka, koji ne odr-
zavaju redovito svoje sled
nice. sto je najgore bas en-
glesko-govoreci odsjeci, dak-
lie odsjeci sa kojima ruko-
vode nasi mladji, su bas ii,
koji po wise mjeseci ne odr-
zavaju sjednice. Trebamo ta-
kodjer imati ma umu da bas
odrzavanje redovitih odsjec-
nih sjednica je jedan cd u
Rslova bratskih organizacija.
Kada &c jednom bratske or
ganizacije prestati odrzavati
sjednice, one &c biti uvrstene
u red insurance" kompanija
morati &c placati porez ma
svoj prihod. Svakako, ako do
toga dodje, tai porez ce biti
prenesen ma clanstvo j zatim
&c toliko wise morati placati
u formi svoje clanarine. Da
do toga ne dodje, i ne treba
da dodje, prilicno je sigur-
no da nece doci, ako &c nasi
odsjeci odrzavati svoje sled
nice drzati Sc nasih pravila,
koja ukazuju kako Sc imaju
voditi sjednice kako sc po-
stupa sa novim clanovima.
Sto da Sc radi?
/ Aktivnosti odsjeka najvise
ovise o vodstvu odsjeka. Ako
je vodstvo, cd predsjednika
i tajnika pa dolje, aktivno
dalekovidno, ono moze u
vesti raznovrsne aktivnosti u
odsjek i uciniti sjednice in
teresantnima. Ali nije nj tc
tako jednostavan posao, ka-
ko bi 81 netko mogao zami-
sliti. Nasa prosla konvencija
je to uvidjela pokusala ma.
ci nacina, kako da Sc uvede
wise zivota u naSe odsjeke
Usvojena je rezolucija u ko.
joj Sc istice potrebu odrzava.
MIA wise tecajeva "a tajnike
nash odsjeka, da Sc tako bo.
lie upute u poslovanje "a
jednice. Upoznati poslovanje
Zajednice, nije tako ! a h k
fstvar, kao sto je to bilo reel.
mo pred 80 i wise godina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17

JOS recenOm clanku. Medju
ostalim, tamo Sc kaze. ovo:
"Hrvatska poslovica veil: tko
ne ide napred, ide natrag'.
Pogledajmo izvjestaj glavnog
tajnika u Zajednicar~ cd 10.
julia. U mjesecu aprilu ina
demo 199 clanova mamie u
odraslim redovima, nego sto
smo imali u mjesecu marcu.
ia vjerujem, da cemo kon-
Gem godine pokazati sveukup-
nj napredak u ukupnom bro
ju clanstva, jer ce oval ma
MAX u odraslom clanstvu ma
doknaditi n a pr e d a k u Po-
mladku. Poznato je, da je lax
Sc upisati djecu u Pomladak,
nego odrasle u odraslo clan
stvo, ali mi bi ipak trebali
naci nacina da, ako nista vi
Sc, barem zadrzimo isti broj
clanstva u odraslim redovi-
ma. Moguce je ovo bio izvan-
redni slabi mjesec, kojeg sam
ovdje istaknuo; moguce &c
ostali mjeseci to nadokna-
diti, ali zivjeti u nadi, a nj
Sta konkretna ne poduzimati,
nije dobra, nj pametna TAX
tika.
Umjesto da mi njih pozivamo
k mama - podjimo mi
k NINA
Umjesto da mi pozivamo
odsjecne tajnike u ured "a
jednice, da in upoznamo sa
swim potrebnim poslovanjem
nase organizacije, ia drzim,
da &c biti bolje poslati sprem-
ne osobe, koje poznavaju rad
Zajednice, u naSa naselja,
da drze skole ne samo "a tai.
nike, vec "a sve odsjecne od-
bornike, a takodjer "a u
pravitelje nasih gnijezda. Ia
kove skole, II formi predava-
MIA, pitanja odgovora, mog-
lie bi sc vrsiti po vecerima,
da tako nitko ne gubi svoju
nadnicu, a mas glas bi dale
dosao, nego da Sc poducava
samo tajnike. Drzim da je
vrijednije poducavati wise cd.
sjecnih odbornika nego same
tajnika, jer vec druge godine
tajnik moze dati ostavku ma
svojem polozaju i onda smc
opet tamo gdje smo prize
bill.
Odmah da recem, da tn u.
logu nebi preko sebe mogac
uzeti jedan S t al n o namjes.
teni odbornik, niti casnik il
ureda Zajednice, jer nitko ne
moze da ostane medju clan.
stvom po wise mjeseci. To bi
trebali biti posebni radnici, a
ia bi i'll nazvao Field Men"
Takovi bi Sc imali posvetiti
da po nekoliko veceri u tie
dnu drze skolu, a ostalo vrije'
me da posvete upisavanju no
viii clanova pomocu lokalnit
odbornika odsjecnih cla'
nova, koji poznavaju svoja
mjesta mas narod. Istodob
no, da Sc upoznaju sa novin
mladim clanovima, i ukolike
bi sc naslo takovih, da sc
razviju u buduce vodje "a
jednice; da iii Sc MANIFEST "a
neko vrijeme u uredu, a "a
tim da ih Sc posalje u ma
selja, medju mas narod, da "a
uzmu pozicije graditelja Ia
jednice, iii, kao sto sam prize
rekao, da budu buduci "Fielc
Men,.
! Ovakovi predstavnici Ia
jednice imali bi da posjecuj,
sjednice nasih odsjeka i ds
dadu upute - kako da 81
sjednice Olive ucine intere
santnima, te da Sc po mo
gucnosti u odsjeke uvede raz
ne sportske aktivnosti, i sv'
sto bi zanimalo mladje, kat
plesacke i pjevacke grupe,
t. d. Takodjer, u nekim mje
stima Sc je do sada pokazalt
vrlo korisno organizirat
"Majcine Klubove', pa zastt
Sc to nebi preniielO u wise cd
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
onion Thanksgiving
Service Scheduled

The annual Union Thanksgiving
service for Oakland churches, was
scheduled for Wednesday eve
ming, November 81, at the Church
of the Nazarene, 9Th street, at 1880
o'clock.
Rev. Charles w. Carlson, pastor
of St. Marks Lutheran church, was
to preach the sermon. Assisting
we're to be Rev. Glenn Eagle, pas
tor of the Nazarene Church, and
Rev. w. S. Patterson, pastor of St.
PauIs Methodist church.
Mt. Lake Services
Churches of Mt Lake Park and
Loeb Lynn Heights arranged for a
union service there this morning
at 10 o'clock, at the Ev. United
Brethren church. Rev Randall
Prince, pastor of Bethel Methodist
church, was scheduled to deliver
the sermon. Participating in the
service were Rev. Bryan Blair, U
B. pastor; and Rev w. c. Rogers,
pastor of the Mt Lake Park Bap-
fist church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Promotion Workshop Set

The WSCS of the Methodist
churches of the area will conduct
a promotion workshop for presi-
dents, vice-presidents, promotion
secretaries and presidents of Yves
leyan Service guilds of all societies
of the area on Thursday, December
5. at st. Paul's Methodist church
in Oakland. The meeting will be
held from 10 a. M to 3 p. m.
Conducting the workshop will be
Mrs. j. j. Cramer, of Wheeling, W..
Va. conference promotion sec
rotary, assisted by district officers
who are Mrs. A. v Gallon, Keyser
president; Mrs. Frank Everhart,
Kingwood, president; Mrs. Re
gina Stork, secretary of the Wes-
Ieyan Service Guild, of Terra Alta
Purpose of the conference is to
stimulate leadership, understand
ing and opportunities to practice
the work in a more efficient man.
ner Reservations for the luncheon
which will be held at the church,
NAV be made through Mrs. E. r.
Jones, Second street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Girls To Take Exon For
Homemuker Of Tomorrow

"Homemaker of Tomorrow Day
will be observed in various areas
including Northern and Southern
High school OH Tuesday, Decem-
Der g.
At that time graduating girls will
test their homemaking knowledge
and attitudes in written examina-
ton Scholarships totaling 100000
are offered in this fourth annual
Betty Crocker Search for the
American Homemaker of Tomor-
row.
The girl with the highest score
in the examination, which consists
of multiple choice and subjective
questions testing the students at
titudes and knowledge i'll ten ma
ior areas of home making, will be
named Homemaker of Tomorrow
for her school She will receive an
award pin and her test will be en-
tered in competition for $500 and
$500 scholarships which will be
awarded each state Homemaker
of Tomorrow and the runner-up.
The school of each state winner
will receive complete set of the
Encyclopedia Britannica State
winners will receive other awards.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Plans for Racing
Competition at
Marsh Mt. Planned

Western Maryland Ski club
made tentative plans Monday
night for a race at Marsh Noun
tain, featuring the slalom and
down hill competition for both
novice and experts. The time is
tentatively set for some weekend
in January.
Invitations will be sent to ski
clubs in the eastern United States
as soon as definite date has been
decided
Committees were also named at
this meeting in an endeavor to use
the entire membership in some
phase of the club activity. The
club now consists of approximately
fifty members of whom twenty
five are from Garrett county.
A membership drive is under
way. Single memberships are $3.50,
with family, S., and students ST..
Robert T. Hoffman is chairman of
the drive and is being assisted by
Marcella kerins in this county.
A dance is also planned during
the race weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Three Conservation
District Men Named

Members of the Garrett Soil
Conservation district committee,
who were elected on November Is,
were announced this week.
Lenwood Bittinger, Mt. Lake
Park, and Dorsey Guard, of near
Friendsville, were reelected to the
committee, while Harry Porter, of
Oakland, was also elected to fill
the third position. He will succeed
Arthur FitzWater. Those elected
will serve three-year term
Two other persons are members
of the committee, and they are
state appointees. They are Foster
Yost, of Accident, and Harry Hum
mel, of near Grantsville. Yost has
been chairman of the group and
John H. Carter, county agent, al
though not a member of the COM
mittee, serves as secretary.
Carter said it was the response
bility of the committee to super
wise all activities conducted in
this county by the Soil Conserva-
ton District The committee meets
once a month, or oftener if neces-
sary. Members will meet the first
of next year to reorganize for the
ensuing term.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Give Demonstration On
Butcherinq Body Beef

When a baby beef got too wild
and ungovernable to be taken to
the stockyard for an auction
sale, vocational agriculture STU
dents at Northern High school
decided to butcher the animal.
The occasion turned into a prof.
ect demonstration Tor the stu
dents. Assisting in the butchering
and cutting of the animal were
Lawrence Faith and Edward
Grose, vocational agriculture in
structors. Members of the Home
Economics classes watched the
demonstration.
The Home Economics classes are
using a portion of the beef in a
study of meat preparation and its
uses.
The baby beef was thirteen
months old. Several such animals
are being raised by the vocational
agriculture students of the school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Makes Requests To
Catholic Churches

Requests to several Catholic
churches were contained in the
will of Mrs. Helen King Hughes,
widow of Thomas Hughes, which
was filed this week in the office
of the Orphans Court.
Among the requests were $1,000
to st, Peters Catholic church,
Oakland, with $500 to be used for
the general expense of the church
and $500 for the school; $1,000 to
the Terra Alta and Rowlesburg
Catholic churches for general eX-
pense; to St Vincent's Catholic
church, Kingsville, w. Va, $500
for Improvement and maintenance
of the church cemetery in memory
of her father and mother who are
buried there; $500 to the Garrett
County Memorial hospital in Oak
land in memory Of Thomas j. and
Helen Hughes.
Various requests were made to
nephews and nieces and the resi-
due of property and estate will so
to the Holy Cross Foreign Mission
airy society, Inc, and Catholic uni
versity in Washington, for educa-
ton of young priests.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Life Expectancy Surpassed
&c d. Gets Full Insurance

Alonzo D. Naylor, SO, of Oak
land, has outlived the calculated
life expectancy on which his life
insurance policy was based and
has received full payment of the
proceeds from The Union Central
Life Insurance Company of Gin
cinnati. Payment was made
through Robert l.. Hoffman, man
ager of The Union Centrals
Agency at Baltimore.
Born in West Virginia on Sep
TENDER q, 1861, Mr. Naylor has
lived in Oakland since he was a
young man. He purchased a Union
Central policy there on October
30, 1896. He maintains an active
interest in A. d. Naylor and Co.
which he founded in 1884 as a
blacksmith shop and which has
since grown into a hardware, ap-
pliance and furniture business. His
sons, Paul, Arthur and S. Towns
bend Naylor, now manage the
business.
Mr. Naylor is in good health and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
People Prepare For
Annual Deer Hunt

Motels, hotels, boarding houses
and private homes are preparing
for the rush of deer hunters ex-
pected to descend upon the area
this weekend in preparation for
the annual deer hunting season.
Hundreds of reservations already
have been made and the outlook
for good hunting season appears
favorable. Game seems to be
plentiful, according to reports of
game wardenS.
The season will begin Monday
morning December 2, and con-
tinue until shutdown Saturday eve
ming, December 7. Bucks with two
or more points to one antler and
spike bucks with three inch antler
may be slain.
The small game season will be
suspended during the deer season.
The usual deer checking stations
have been named where reports
of the deer kill may be made They
are at the sheriff's office in Oak
land; Floyd Hetz, Grantsville; Matt
Storey's Inn, Deep Creek Lake
near McHenry; Reckners store in
Swanton; Yough Motor company,
at Friendsville. Hunters making
kills near the Allegany county line
also may check their deer at the
police station at Westernport or
the state police barracks at La
Vale
Additional game wardens arc be-
ing assigned to Western Maryland
during the siX-day season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Hospital Auxiliary
Hears Address On
Civilian Defense

A program on civil defense was
presented at the regular meeting
Of the Loar Auxiliary of the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital last
Thursday evening in the board
room at the hospital Fred Itch
nell, director OF Civil Defense for
Garrett county, was the speaker.
Garrett county will be used to
care for civilians from Pittsburgh,
Washington and Baltimore in case
of emergency, and survey of
available space has shown that the
area would be able to take care of
$4,000 people i'll time of disaster
This would include feeding, cloth
ing and sleeping.
Mr. Tichnell told the group that
sixteen miles is safe distance
from any fall out, and that Grants
vile would be the most vulnerable
spot for fall out He said he had
been advised that the area should
have seven days supply of food on
hand.
A film, First Aid in Time of
Disaster" was shown The program
was under direction of Mrs. Ker-
nit Glotfelty, e-president Mrs.
Webb Dewitt, president, opened
the meeting. Mrs. William Ritchey
gave the prayer
The treasurer reported S136.05
was realized from the barber shop
night of harmony The Auxiliary
voted to contribute 5000 to the hos
pital for curtain screens, to be used
in wards.
The group decided to dispense
with the December meeting The
January meeting will be joint
one with the Board of Directors
Of the Red Cross group from the
county,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Garrett County Ranks
Fourth In Bond Sales

Maryland sales of Series E and
H Savings bonds for the first ten
months of 1857 totaled S53,216,202,
or 50 percent of the annual goal
of $64,9OO,OOO.
Royden A. Blunt, state advisory
chairman, said that for this 10
month period series E bonds
showed an increase of 2.79 percent
in contrast to the national decline
of seven percent Maryland's E
and H total sales for the 10 months
are Just about one percent under
the same period of 1856 compared
with national decline of lis per-
cent.
Garrett county ranks fourth in
the state in the percent of its an
nual quota sold with 83.5, or $312,-
$40 of its S375,OOO quota. October
sales reached $64 463. State leader
for 10 months was Baltimore coun-
ty. AlIegany county ranked sixth.
Caroline county was second, and
Baltimore city third.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Fines OF S175O
Levied Against
Carlos w. Friend

Fines totaling $1750 were levied
against Carlos Woodrow Friend,
aged as, of Uniontown, Pa, when
given hearing Monday afternoon
before Trial Magistrate Earl C.
Friend in Oakland.
Friend was charged with twenty
three infractions of the game laws,
which included possession of deer,
sale of deer meat, hunting with an
improper license, having grouse
out of season, exceeding the bag
limit for grouse and others s. r.
Pagenhardt. states attorney, said
he pleaded guilty to nine cases of
having deer meat in his possession
Magistrate Friend fined him $3.50
and costs on the first charge, and
5000 on each of the additional
eight charges, making a total of
S1,750 plus costs. Pagenhardt said
the balance of the cases would not
be prosecuted against the offender.
The fine and costs were paid at
the conclusion of the hearing.
Friend was arrested on Novem-
Der 16 after delivering deer meat
to state and federal undercover
men who were staying at Deep
Creek Lake Charges were pre-
ferred by Leo Friend, game war
den.
Game WardenS became aware of
the scheme over a year ago and
two officers posed as real estate
men and made friends with Carlos
Friend. During the year they made
various purchases, the first one
occurring last December 10, 1856
The coincidence of the three
Friends being connected with the
case caused unusual interest
among the tri-state area. The story
of the three Friends appeared on
Johnstown television and in Pitts
burgh Baltimore and New York
newspapers. One Baltimore editor
checked with the editor of The
Republican on Saturday, fearing
there was a typographical error in
the mems names. There was Car
los Friend, the one arrested; Leo
Friend, game warden; and Earl C.
Friend, the trial magistrate. The
newspaper stories usually con
Guided by pointing out that in fact
the three Friends were not even
friends.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28
Junior High Team
Gets s. Candidates

Thirty-five candidates reported
for Junior High school basketball
practice last Tuesday evening in
the Southern High School gymnasi-
UNI. Reporting to Coach Edward
Quattro were seventeen from the
ninth grade, fourteen from the
eighth grade, and four from the
seventh grade.
Back from last years squad are
Barry Sanders, Brenton Propst,
Fred Bell, Dick Stuck, Ron Colaw
and Johnny Prince.
Others trying out for the first
time are Wallace Bolyard, Clayton
Winters, Guy Hinebaugh, Warren
Coker, Harold Sharpless, Douglas
Cargo, Harold White, Tom Schai-
BILE, Charles Clary and Robert
Thrasher all from grade nine.
John Beckman, Ronald Wotring,
Dorsey Runner, Roger Savage, John
Friend, John Wildesen, Jimmy
Cover John Umstot, Terry Bell,
Ebert Riley, Porter Welch, Ricky
McManis and Frank Vetter re-
ported from the eighth grade along
with seventh graders Jerry Friend,
Roger Jamison, Eddie HENDERSON
and Marvin Guthrie.
Last years team had a record of
twelve wins and five losses and
were semi-finalists in the Junior
High PVC tournament. Three Of
these five losses were to the Keyser
Junior High team.
Home and home games have
been scheduled with Piedmont,
Petersburg, Keyser, Northern,
Thomas, Elk Garden, Parsons and
Terra Alta.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-28

still visits A. D. Naylor and COM
pany daily, his son, ToWnshend
Naylor reports. In addition, he is
president of the board of the First
National Bank in Oakland and Wis
its there several times a week.
He and his wife, Mrs. Mary Towns
bend Naylor, make their home
with daughter, Mrs. Homer
Bennett in Oakland Married well
over half century, they have five
living children and numerous
grandchildren and great grand
children.
The American Experience Nor
tality Table on which Mr.. Nay
lor's policy was based calculated
that there was less than one chance
in 100000 of reaching age &c. Life
insurance actuaries estimate that
approximately one out of 500 per-
sons living today will reach this
age, but this represents a sub
stantial increase in average life
expectancy during Mr. MAYORS
lifetime.