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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
NISM0 P0TPUN0 SHVATILI VA7N0ST
KAMPANJE "a IzGRADNJU Sk0LARINE

akcije su dobro proracunate i
one donasaju koristi snagu
n asoj Zajednici.s Ovakovim
radon odgaja Sc omladinu
nasu da nam Sc neotudji, vec
da zauzme mjesta svojih ro-
ditelja, da bude svijesna svo-
jeg roda. Nije Ii to zaista
vrijedan podhvat Zajednice.
Ovo je bas ona vazna i zna-
cajna strana, koja mas cini
bratskom organizacijom, jer
ako nebi bilo toga, kakova bi
razlika bila izmedju mas i tr-
govackih insurance kompa-
Mia.
Ali mi trebamo stalno ia
cati ovu stranu poslovanja i
poci jos dale, jer to je CLAW
nj preduslov i garancija da
nam Zajednica nece izumrije-
ii, niti nasa narodnost izgi-
mutt.
Sagraditi j ustanoviti jedan
stalni fond $kolarine Il tako-
djer biti Cd neprocjenjive ko-
risti nasoj Zajednici. U ko-
liko cemo wise skolarina bit
u stanju podijeliti u toliko ee
Zajednica bi tt joS popular
Mia. Omladina &c "a ponosom
gledati ma svoju pomocnicu j
biti &c zahvalna istoj kao i
svojim roditeljima, koji su III
upisai u istu Cd najranijih
dana.
Pisac ovih redaka je du-
boko uvjeren da &c ova kam-
.panja uspjeti ! da &c jednog
dana fond skolarine biti to-
liko mocan da &c biti u sta
;njn, podupirati sve veti broj
vfijednih potrebnih studena-
ta i 50 sve vecom novtanom
pomoci
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

Nasi odsjeci gnijezda ma
sa opetovno bi trebala staviti
ma dnevni red svojih sjednica
pitanje kako da Sc sto wise i
sto cesee doprinese u fond
skolarine. lima mnogo nacina,
ako ina dobre wolfe i razu-
mijevanja. Mogu sc upriliciti
posebne z a b ave, izigravati
razne predmete, upriliciti ma
le kucne zabave, izlete it'd, a
sve u korist ovog fonda.
Amerika q je najbogatija
zemlja ma svijetu, ali dnevno
Sc cine ANA sakupljanja
(collections) / apeli, sad "a
ovo sad "a ono j nikada kra-
ju tom sabiranju. Pa kad je
tako q tako jeste, jer j mi
smo ukljuceni u ta rama sa-
biranja, pa zar nemozemo i
mi tako ciniti barem medju
sobom. Kad re vec dnevno sa-
bira, apelira i moli i to pre-
ko radio i televizije, zaSto ne
bi mi to Chill preko naseg
glasila Zajednicara. Odazovi-
mo sc ovom pozivu bolje ne
go smo to do sada ucinili. O.
dusevimo sc, jer ovo je vri-
jedno odusevljenja. Ovo je "a
opeu narodnu korist i dobar
glas naseg naroda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
Jedna cd mnogih

nRAGO nam je zabiljeziti, da smo minulih
- bozicnih blagdana primili mnogo cestit-
Hi. Ne samo ijepih cestitki sa stampanim
zeljama, nego uz to j posebno pisane cestit-
ke cd brace sestara. Cestitaj ju nam ma ra-
du jacanju Zajednice promicanju njenih
piemenitih podhvata, te nam zele srecu sva-
ko dobro, da ustrajamo radu uredjivanjem
naseg zajednicara ovako kakov je sada.
Ugodno nam je vesei mas, da nasi cita-
telI vole mas nacin uredjivanja Zajednicara
Svima sfno Cd srca zahvalni Priznanje ma
roda nam je najbolja nagrada i plaza. FL
Meki je nemoguce da sc svima licno zahval-
mo, sestre braGo primite moju srdacnu "a
hvalu ovim putem.
" Da sc pax vidi osjecaj naroda ovdie do
nosimo jednu cestitku Cd mnogih cd jednog
naseg starijeg brata, koji radi godina nije
clan, ali je dobar prijatelj Zajednice, gosp
Vjekoslav Vuckovic IL West New York N. j.
Vuckovic nam pise:
-, :''Vrlo odlicni gospodine: cesto puta do
die mi do ruku mas Zajednicar sa velkim
veseljem ga procitam kako sc ono kaze cd
pete do glave Uzivajuci citati razne vijesti
il zivota drustvenog rada nasih zaiedni-
cara
>. "Sjecam Sc godina unatrag prijasnjih u
rednika, ali ste i'll vi nadmasili Vasim ugod-
MIN nastojanjem da Zajednicar bude vec
Jednom luconosa bratske ljubavi, ljubeznim
prijateljskim njecima, snosljivosti kod ma
seq patnickog hrvatskog naroda, kojeg mno-
81 nepromisljeno bockaju siju mrznju bra
ia ma sestru obratno. Doista zalosno ali
takovi smo mi!
"Smatram 81 "a osobitu cast, da Vam
najsrdacnije cestitam i zahvalim ma iiepom
iredjivanju, kao do sada tako j buduce.
uvjerenju da necete smalaksati, nego los
wise prionuti uz pero, da mas Zajednicar bu-
de visoko uzdignut luconosa prosvete, liu-
bavi mira bozjega medju zajedniearima
ostalim Hrvatima Hrvaticama barem u o.
voj bogatoj zemlj".
f'} Gosp. v. Vuckovic je izrazio da slobodno
stampamo gornju njegovu cestitku Hvala
f11u!
Svi naA svijesni clanovi slicno ovome O.
sJecaJu tako se ma svoj nacin izrazuju
Braca sestre vole mir slogu medju svo-
Jim narodom. Vole prosvjetu bratsku lju-
bav medju bracom uzivaju u coviecnosti
prema svakom svom blKnjemu svakom ma
rodu.
Lijepa je odlika nasega canstva j to-
me, da oni oval list smatraju svojim Za-
jednicarom, koga vole vjeruju mega u
tome jest snaga velicina Zajednice.
s Mi smo svijesni svoje du4nosti. vjeruie-
MO, da u pisanoj rijec ina nesto svetoga.
Rekosmo da knjiga novina zamjenjuje pro
dikaonicu Z crkvi. mi ne osjecamo odgo-
Horm pred Bogom narodom da Zajednicar
bude laeono6a istine, bratstva ljubaN =
daha dobFe vol3s
RAD psinanja uspjsha "a svoj rad smo
poaosnk
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

Je ZaCraZlO LdkO ZVanl Educa-
tional Endowment at age 18
ma limos cd 5000 dolara "a
svoga dvogodisnjeg sincica.
u konkretnom sluca.ju rijee
je o covjeku, istaknutom pr
vaku H. B. T., predsjedniku
jednog odsjeka u Torontu,
mladom po dobi osjecaju,
koji zna ocjeniti sto je dobro
j korisno. Ovim cinom on ie
osigurao svojoj mladici bu-
ducnost, iii da Sc slikovito iz-
razimo, posio sjeme cije &c
plodove, poznjeti njegov sin
kad navrsi 18. godinu zivota
i kada &c mu novac biti po-
treban "a daljnje skolovanje,
dok &c istovremeno oval GER
tifikat biti vrstom zivotnog
osiguranja "a svaki slucaj.
A sada razmotrimo potanje
oval PRIMER, kako sa stano-
vista kostanja, tako i sa gle
dista sto ovo osiguranje mo-
Re pruziti. Mjesecna uplata "a
oval certifikat iznosi $24.57,
ne uracunavsi P yor Bene-
fits pristojbe, kojima otac iii
bilo tko drugi koji plaza "a
certifikat djeteta, osigurava
certifikat da ostane u krije-
posti i u slucaju ako onaj ko-
il plaza (payor) medjuvre-
menu mre. Certifikat do
zrijeva ma 18-ti rodjendan cla-
ma. Do toga dana roditelji SUI
uplatili ukupno $4,766.58, nu
ne zaborovimo da su "a to
razdoblje primili IA goldsmith
dividenda, koje Sc pocinju is
placivati nakon navrsene 2
godine clanstva. Dividend, u
ovom slucaju, iznose $500 "a
svaku 1000 dolara iii rs do
lara godisnje, sto &c pomno-
zeno s II dati $50 dolara, a
to onda treba odbiti cd prize
spomenute ukupne uplate i
tada Sc pokaze, da je odnosni
certifikat u casu dozrijevanja
kostao samo S4,416.58.
u tom casu (navrsenom 18.
godinom), clanu sc pruzaju
slijedece mogucnosti:
On moze povuci 5000 do
lara, i, kako vidimo, dobiti
S583.42 wise cd svote' koja je
uplacena. Ovo je najgore sto
on moze uciniti, jer time on
prestaje biti elanom, gubi sve
povlastice estate neosigu-
ran. Istina, on bi mogao po-
malo crpsti ovu svotu mje-
secnim iii godisnjim obrocima
i ma tai nacin povecati svoju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

(NaSCdVak Sa i. Strane)
smo 8 NINA ponosni, ali mi
smo u stanju, mi mozemo a
ko hocemo, da mnogima dru-
gina pomognemo da Sc uzdig-
>nu ma razne vazne polozaje.
Nemojmo biti zavidni dru-
gina i reci, pa neka sc skola
kako sc znade i moze, Sta me
briga, on iii ona nije moi.
Svi smo nasi, to je nasa o.
mladina, to su nasi clanovi,
to su djeca i unucad nasih
starih clanova, koji su zara-
djivali svoj kruh u rudnici-
ma, u talionicama, u suma-
ma i drugim najtezim rad
MAMA. Ali ovo je nova doba,
noW narastaj, noyi svijet, ko-
il lima bolju priliku nego smo
mi imali da stece visu ma
obrazbu da Sc podigne ma vi
81 stupanj da bude ma po-
nos mama starijima nasem
rodu.
HI. B. Zajednica je bratska
organizacija N praksi
Zajednica isplaeuje osmrt-
nine, bolne potpore odstete.
Ona sada izdaje certificate,
koji sc neisplacuju samo bas-
tinicima, vec kao usteda sa-
MON lanu. Ali ona cini j
mnogo wise. Ona podrzava hui
manitarnu instituciju u for
mi Djecjeg Donna. Ona pro-
mice ramovrsne sportske ak
tivnosti medju nasom omla-
dinom. Ona podize, organizira
pomaze kulturne aktivnosti
naaim mladjim naras-
tajem, kao plesacke, pievac-
ks ] Slazbens grippe. Svs t.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

Su IlarOdnu, SamOnlklu kul-
turu, izrazenu u pjesmi i ple-
su i muzici.
Clanak, koji cemo objaviti
u diva dijela, il pera naseg
dobrog clana, poznatog u
mjetnika ma tamburi, promi-
catelja owe vrsti muzike -
John Valentich-a -. rasprav-
lja o nekim pojavama ma O
vom polju glasbe i istovreme-
no pruza korisne suggestive u
pravcu poboljsanja kvalitete
pojedinca, tamburaSkih zbo-
rova j programa. izvadjanih
tamburicom.
U zadnjih 20 godina osno-
vano je mnogo tamburaskih
zborova, j joS uvijek novi or
kestri nitu, j, zato mi se ci-
nj do je M mjesta upitati -,
sto sc time 5eli postici? Dru-
gina rijetima, 4elimo n tam
burv upotrebl javad sanfo kao
muzicki Instrument - prat-
nju kod pjevanja / plesanjs
III suno voljA po<aditi N TO-
me da ova vrgta 1nuItkog
iza1aja 7ansnas odeowarajn-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
TAM B U RIGA
Pile: John Valentich

Tamburca je omijeni muzich Instrument naseg
roda I ako drugi Slaven RADIO "tamburaju" NINA
zaostau nj Latni tamburca je bla tako popularna
nasoj staroj domovin da mnogim nasim americkim
kanadskm naseobinama hrvats doseljenici vec Cd
mog dolaska nhove dorovine, osniva tambu-
raSka drustya skupine koie putem tamburice se
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
IA TAK0 MAL0 J. TOLIK0 kN0G0!
Michael Grasha, predsi odbora Kampanje

zelite platt $74s93 "a uplacen pad-up) certifikat
lznosu cd 5000 doara? Ill., $,41658 uplaceno osigu-
ranje svot Cd s765OO djetetu dve 60
dine? JOS nesto zaboravte da &c godisn dividend
oaksat pacenje relatvno mah prisojb certificate
Ovo sto rekosmo ne puka prca nego nesto sto je e-
dan razbor dalekovdn ucnio proslog mjeseca kad
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

SvatlRo wije6 toliko 'kof-
ko je u MENU Sovjetnosd !
dobrotvornoeti.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
BY Kathleen Leary
Woman's Editor

A profussion Of pink BIOS
somed out along with debutante
Judith Porter Conger when she
made her bow to society Satur-
day night at dance hosted by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
P. Conger, 1929 Woodlawn ave-,
Kenwood.
Three hundred guests gath
cred in the garden-like setting,
blooming with arrangements of
pink carnations, painted daisies,
peonies and snapdragons. Les
ter Lanin's orchestra played for
dancing from 10 pm. on, inter-
rupted only by the traditional
midnight supper.
For her coming out party Judy
chose a Philip Robertson strap
less, bouffant gown of pink and
white Swiss organdy lace ap-
pliqued on organza. She car
ried a spray bouquet of gar
denias sent by her aunt, Mrs.
Lester P. Clark of Oakland,
Calf, who was unable to at
tend.
The deb's mother chose print
gown of pink roses and white
dogwood on Swiss silk chiffon,
and her post debutante sister,
Joan, wore pink peau de sole
with matching roses caught at
the hemline.
Two Wellesley College class
mates came down for the festivi-
ties, Miss Phoebe Hicks of Phil
adelphia and Miss Judythe Wal.
den of Boston.
Judy, a graduate of Holton
Arms School, just completed her
freshman year on the Massa.
chusetts campus, where she
plans to major in primary edu-
cation and child psychology,
She'll spend the summer prim.
ing up on the subject as an as.
sistant at the Beauvoir Summer
Day Camp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Miss Marilyn Shull Of Rock
Creek Hills leaves Saturday with
college students from through
out the country on a Eropean
tour sponsored by the u. S. Ma.
tional Student Association. The
group will visit Austria, Ger.
many, France, Scotland, Eng
land, Italy, Holland and Swift
erland before returning on Sep
TENDER II.
A June graduate of Salem Col.
lege, Winston-Salem, N. c.,
Marilyn is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Shull, jr..
9619 Byeforde I'd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Plans Underway
For Flower Show

Plans are underway for the
10th annual Bethesda Chevy
Chase Flower and Garden Show,
to be held September IL and Is
at B-CC High School.
General Chairman George c.
Sturgeon of Chevy Chase Is
working with the % local gar,
den clubs and plant societies,
sponsoring the show in cooper,
alton with the Montgomery
County Agricultural Agent and
area nurserymen.
Also assisting with arrange,
ments are R. w. Seiders. Mrs,
Herman Meyersburg, Charles +,
Wells, and Frederick w. Lang,
all OF Kensington; Mrs. Milton
Ford Of Oakland Terrace, Mrs,
r. L. Willis of Luxrnanor,
George w. Spangler of Cabin
John, ]. Philip Schaefer, Edward
L. Stock, Miss Altoona Charlton,
and Mrs. William r. Carroll, ali
of Bethesda, and Admiral r. J..
Foley Of Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
When to Season Meat Cuts

It's worth remembering that
roasts may be seasoned before,
during or after cooking. How
ever, chops should be seasoned
after cooking. In preparing
chops or steaks, sailing will
tend to draw out some of the
Juices, thereby retarding the
broWning process.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

1912 Mohawk Ia, Bethesda; and
Mrs. Donald r. Burgess, 6451
Barnaby ST., NV.
The group will receive spe.
cial commentator for the local
chapters $1,000 contribution this
year to the new AAUW head.
quarters being built in Washing.
ton.
Also "conventioning" this
week is Mrs. John c. Lang of
Chevy Chase. She departed Sun.
day to attend the 33rd national
convention of Kappa Delta So
rority in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
VIM Studio.

partHnent Of Classical and Near
Eastern Archaeology at Bryn
Mawr. She is presently associat-
ed with the German Archaeo-
logical Institutes excavation at
Bogazkoy, Turkey, and holds
the Minnie Cumnock Blodgett
fellowship Of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women.
Mr.. Candy graduated from the
University of Virginia where he
was a member Of Sigma Nu fra.
ternity. He served three years as
a lieutenant (j.g.) in the U. S,
Navy and Is now editor Of the
Suburban Record Newspaper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Tom Candy
To Take Bride
In Fall Rites

Fall wedding plans are being
made by Miss Jeanny Esther
vorys, whose . betrothal to
Thomas Yellott Candy, jr., Is
announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Martin Vorys of
Columbus, Ohio. The prospec-
tive bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Yellott Candy
of Sandy Spring.
The bride-elect, graduate of
Columbus School for Girls and
Bryn Mawr College, received a
masters degree from the De.
pertinent Of 0siental Languages
and Literatures at the Univer.
sity Of Chicago and a doctor Of
philosophy degree from the De.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Hold Benefit

Silver Springs annual Black
Cat Halloween party program
will benefit from a dessert
bridge staged recently by the
Junior Woman's Club Of Silver
Spring at P. j. Nee's on the
Rockville Pike. Mrs. James E.
Ratliff served as chairman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Joyce WarfieId.
Edmond Rhodes
Engaged to Wed

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. H. Deets Wartield, sr.,
OF Damascus, Of the engage
ment Of their daughter. Joyce
Elaine, to Edmond Hamilton
Rhodes, IT,, son Of Mr.. Edmond
H, Rhodes, ST., and the late Mrs.
Rhodes, also Of Damascus.
Both the bride-to-be and her
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

flance graduated in 1855 from
Damascus High School. She at.
tended the Gardner School Of
Business, Silver Spring, and is
presently employed ss account
ant with the Damascus Motor
Company.
Mr.. Rhodes Is currently serv-
ing in the u. S. Army, stationed
at Fort Knox, Ky.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Pool Porfy

Even though Old Sol failed
to make an appearance at the
Swim and Sun" party staged
last week by the Rockville Re-
publican Women's Club, a few
brave members did make the
plunge into the pool.
Despite unseasonably chilling
winds, as well as clouds, the
COP women gathered to cele.
brate the close of their season
at the Glen Hills home of Mrs.
Gerald Peake.
Eli Morrison, past president OF
the club, braved the water first,
but Karen Peake, IA year old
daughter Of the hostess, stayed
the longest. Most went in for
only a quick dip, including Peg
Smith, who arrived wearing a
conversation piece hat"
Watching from the sidelines
wrapped In pastel sweaters were
Mrs. Robert Speich with her
daughter, Terry, Mary Hepburn,
Mrs. Clyde Stout, Mary Blu.
chanan and her guest, Ruth
Pfieffle, Mrs. Emmett Barbee,
Mrs. William M. Donnelly, Mrs.
Frank Jennings, Mrs. Margaret
Porter, Jimmy Wysong with her
guests, Jane Livingstone and
Mary McQueeney.
Mrs. Gilbert Elliott was there
with Mrs. Edward Longley, Mrs.
Robert Vollmer and Mrs. John
e. Mitigate.
Marion Peake, wearing a pea.
cock blue sun dress setting-off
her blond hair, had as her
guests, Mrs. Helen Haines, Mrs.
Helen Lang and Janice Andrew,
Helen Bowling was there. too,
with Mrs. A. G. Watkins and Eli
zabeth Talon.
The lucky door prize winner
was Helen Haines.
This und Thuf
Mr.. and Mrs, r. T. Compton,
10701 Burbank dr., Bethesda, de-
parted this week on a vacation
trip to Cohasset, Mass, where
they'll visit friends.
Three area women are attend.
ing the National Convention OF
the American Association of
University Women in Kansas
City, Mo-, this week. Delegates
from the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter are Mrs. Alexander B,
10th, 1869 Allan nd, Yorktown
Village; Mrs. Robert w. King,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
GORTNER

Pastors David Moon and Allen
Pugh preached Sunday at the
Union church.
The two weeks Vacation Bible
school program will be held on
Friday evening. There is an enroll
ment of ninety.
Lois ana Linda Scheffel of
Meyersdale, are spending this week
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Lichty and are attend
ing the Vacation Bible school.
Mrs. Mary Grove, of Mt Lake
Park. has also been attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzen-
truber we're in Ohio over the past
weekend as guests of their son,
Merle and family.
Miss Lena Slabach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk, Mary and Ross Lichty
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will
Sanders.
ElWoOd SchlosSnagle took men,
bers Of his family and friends on
hay ride, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Crist CARRIER re-
turned home one day last week
from Ohio. On Friday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Troyer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byler, of Burton, o., visited them.
Mrs. Richard Hesse and daugh-
ter Ruth, accompanied her broth
er, Melvin Harsh and family, to
Franklin, w. Va, Sunday, to spend
the day with their sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Orendorf
and sons, of Florida, are guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Beckman, for a week
Mrs. Hazel Dodge and Miss Leila
Mosser spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs Albert Sisk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bit
niger, of Baltimore, we're with his
mother, Mrs Anna Bittinger, sever
al days.
Darrell Feathers and children, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul WEIGH.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Martin were Pastor Ralph
Martin and family, Akron, O.; Mrs
Mae Arts, Mt Lake; the Alfred
Yoders, John, Karen and Linda
White and Louvina CARRIER and
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold White were
in Baltimore, Sunday, and we're ac-
companied home by James White
who will visit here with friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John King and Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Nissley, newly
Weds of Dover, Del, the Elmer
Yoders, of Grantsville, visited the
Noah Lichtys, Sunday. The Mis-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

ger camp director, near LOnacon-
ing: Robert Wolford, Green Ridge
camp director; Philip Amman,
Meadow Mountain camp director;
Marvin Bethel, work supervisor.
Manella said between $50 and
300 boys received training at the
three camps each year. Some 80
boys can be handled at one time
with 80 at Green Ridge, 25 at each
of the two sites in this county.
At present they have SIS to 60
boys
Mr.. Curran explained that the
work being done by the boys is
work that probably would not be
done if it were not for the camps.
Much of their work involved in
clearing brush and other tasks not
generally performed The boys re-
ceive training in handling small
tools which equips them to serve
as forest fire fighters in an emer-
gency.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
Charge 7 Truckers
With Same Offense

Seven Truckers were charged
with the same offense at hearings
before Trial Magistrate Robert M
Maroney, in recent days.
All pleaded guilty to operating
a commercial motor vehicle with
out having a Maryland Insurance
permit. Rocco Samuel Marrara
Kingwood; Darrell Calvin Rhodes,
Tunnelton; Robert Lee Demich
Kingwood; Russell Arnel Knots
Rowlesburg; Everett Ralph Wilson,
Albright; Kenneth Earl Sypolt
Kingwood; Roy Arnold Spahr,
Terra Alta, were all fined 500
and costs but S95 of each fine was
suspended.
Ii other cases placed on the
trial magistrates docket within the
week were the following:
Kenneth Ward Wenger, Mt. Lake
Park, failure to stop before enter
ing a highway SIS.
Judith Ellen Williams, Arlington,
Va, exceeding so miles per hour,
$40.
william Huntington Grimes,
Hyattsville exceeding SO miles per
hour, $40.
Raymond Algare. Bloomington
operating a motor vehicle on eX-
p TT d temporary registration
plates, S..
James Leroy Miller. Oakland,
operating at speed too great for
conditions, 10, Norma G e
Frazee, Friendsville, failure to
give proper signal S..
Edith Mae Caruthers, Jennings,
operating at speed too great for
road conditions, S..
Sentenced For Non-Support
In the only other case on record
Robert Martin Filsinger pleaded
guilty to non-support of his wife
and two minor children and was
given a suspended sentence of a
year in the House of Correction.
Sentence was suspended upon con-
dition that he pay $1,000 per week
for support starting August 20.