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Retire (v.) - (1)To withdraw, as for rest or seclusion.
(2) To withdraw from one's occupation, business, office, or usual field of activity.
(3) To stop working.
No matter how a dictionary defines retirement, any self-respecting edition should mark the entry with an asterisk: Does not apply to Frank Daylor.
Retired a decade ago this month from Philip Morris USA, Daylor spent 34 years there "making flavors" — particularly for chewing gum. Those of a certain age may recall a few products he helped develop, both at PM and at his previous employer, Beechnut.
Remember Clark's Teaberry gum, a former PM product (and inspiration for the Teaberry Shuffle)? Or "Yipe Stripes," the striped gum by Beechnut?
"I tasted a lot of chewing gum!" Daylor says with a laugh now — but the years of tasting haven't stopped him from continuing to experiment with flavors.
He makes a mean egg nog for Christmas gatherings and whips up specialties like clam chowder for get-togethers with the PIGS. That's the Progressive Investment Gourmet Society, founded at St. Mary's Catholic Church in the late 1960s as a retirement program for the late pastor. Over the years, Daylor reports, members have broken even and more on their investments.
"But that's not the true focus," he emphasizes of the monthly meetings in members' homes. "It's really an eating and drinking society!"
A native of Fall River, Mass., Daylor grew up the youngest of five siblings in an extended-family household of grandparents, aunts and uncles.
While studying chemistry at Fordham, he reconnected with his future wife Joan, a high school classmate. (Coincidentally, Joan was also the daughter of a man who was drafted into World War I with Daylor's father in 1917.)
After his brief military stint and a few years in upstate New York, Frank and Joan settled in Henrico.
Their three children attended St. Mary's and other parochial schools, which led Daylor into one of his many volunteer careers: advocating for Catholic schools. Founder of the St. Mary's Parent-Teacher Organization, he went on to lead the area-wide federation of home-school associations and play numerous other supportive roles — including TV appearances on behalf of vouchers.
Meanwhile, he also served as one of the original Eucharistic ministers at St. Mary's Church and went on to become a lector, while Joan was the "guitar lady" and a volunteer for diocesan English as a Second Language programs.
Daylor speaks of his children John (a realtor and the father of his three grandchildren), Patricia (an optometrist), and Christine (a United Airlines employee) with obvious pride, and readily admits to a lack of foresight when it comes to career advice.
When John left a solid job with benefits and a steady income to go into real estate, for instance, his father remembers thinking the move was "crazy."
"I've never been so wrong in my life," Daylor says now, with a nod to his son's success.
A lifelong interest in football — which he admits he played in high school "without much notoriety" — got him involved in his sideline career as an official.
Even today, he can reel off names of standout players, coaches and teams he observed in the 1970s — from Barty Smith, a Freeman grad who went on to the pros, to Benedictine's Carroll Jarvis — and recall high school, college and minor league games he officiated from Kilmarnock to Emporia to Bluestone.
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Racial tension was a constant at games in that era of desegregation, busing, and redistricting, and player complaints of namecalling and epithets were among the challenges facing a referee. But Daylor's favorite anecdotes recall the light·hearted incidents — such as the halftime when a janitor inadvertently locked in the Huguenot H.S. team.
Since the home team spent halftime in a facility near the field, it took everyone else awhile to figure out why Huguenot hadn't shown up for the second half. And Daylor says he couldn't resist teasing the freed-but-frustrated HHS coach: "You're late! That's gonna cost you 15!"
In another favorite memory, Daylor officiated a night game at Westover School between the Bon Air Bruins and the New River Marines from Camp Lejeune. When the contest ended in a tie, officials thought they were through; but to their dismay, the teams insisted on playing overtime and the game dragged on with no score.
"It's alleged," says Daylor, with a playful grin, "that after several possessions, one team [missed] a field goal, and I [signaled a score] and said, "Close enough! Seven-Eleven closes in five minutes!' "
Every third Wednesday of the month, Daylor joins approximately 70 or so other retired coaches, officials, principals and sportswriters for breakfast and a round of similar stories at a meeting of the WARTS.
"Now who put that name together, I don't know," he chuckles. "It was there before I retired."
The acronym, he explains, stands for Worn-out Associated Retired Taskmasters Society; and as the name would indicate, "It's an organization of no particular structure."
Speakers range from journalists to professional athletes, and conversation is heavy on "the good old days" and "keeping up on who's where. It's a keep-the-home-fires-burning kind of thing."
And the acronyms go on. In addition to WARTS and PIGS, Daylor has volunteered for ACT NOW ("Awareness of Crime Today, Neighbors on Watch"), a program of the Henrico County Division of Police.
Daylor got involved with ACT NOW, which provides citizen patrols at county malls during the holiday season, after graduating from Henrico's 10th Citizens Police Academy. He learned about Citizen's Academy when he playfully confronted his friend Jack Polly, a CPA alumnus who surprised him by riding by in a police car.
"Aren't prisoners supposed to ride in the back?" Daylor teased Polly — only to find himself recruited to attend the next academy.
The latest acronym in Daylor's life is WOW ("Widows or Widowers") a group from St. Mary's that meets for socializing and support.
Since the loss of his wife Joan in Nov. 2002, Daylor has incorporated visits to her Westhampton Cemetery grave site into his daily routine (along with near-daily visits to church and the Y). Keeping the calendar full is one way he copes, and the WOW events help somewhat.
"I think it will perpetuate itself," he says of the new group. "It's a good thing to do. We have no yearbook and no diploma," he adds with a smile, "but we already have two graduates [who left the group and married]."
Daylor says he and the children also try to cope by trying to live as Joan would want. A month after her death, for instance, the family agonized over whether to hold their annual Christmas Day party. But since Joan had started the tradition — a response to people who rushed off from Christmas morning masses saying they had to go cook — they went ahead with the celebration. "We were very, very glad we did it," says Daylor.
Another celebration he continues in Joan's memory is a trip to New York City for St. Patrick's Day — an event the couple first attended in 1956 and revived after Frank's retirement.
In 2003, the first St. Patrick's Day without Joan, Daylor wasn't sure how much he could enjoy the parade or the big post-parade party.
When daughters Patty and Christine volunteered to accompany him, he wondered, "Does that mean they don't trust me? Or that they want to carry on for their mother?"
Suffice it to say that all enjoyed the trip, and that Daylor will be returning to New York City for St. Pat's in 2004.
"We're keeping something going that Joan loves," he says with a smile. "And she always loved watching me make a fool of myself!"
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Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia-Pacific said Wednesday that it reached a deal to buy Buckeye Technologies Inc. for about $1.46 billion.
The privately held Atlanta-based paper, packaging and building products company said it will buy all of Buckeye's common stock for $37.50 per share.
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US Open champion Justin Rose birdied the first hole with a blind shot he hit to a foot of the pin, and stayed ahead until completing a 4-under-par 67 for a two-shot lead over Jason Dufner in PGA Grand Slam of Golf on Tuesday.
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The 36-hole exhibition, which concludes Wednesday, is for the four major champions of the year. British Open champion Phil Mickelson chose not to play and was replaced at Port Royal Golf Course by three-time major champion Padraig Harrington.
Dufner, who won the PGA Championship, opened with a 69. Masters champion Adam Scott struggled late in the wind for a 70. Harrington, who won the PGA Grand Slam last year as an alternate, shot 74.
Rose opened the round with a shot so far off line that he was in the rough near the second fairway. Facing a blind approach over trees and water, he cut a 6-iron to tap-in range for birdie.
''It should have been the shot of the day,'' Rose said. ''It followed the worst shot of the day.''
Rose made three more birdies on the front nine and was tied briefly by Dufner and Scott. But while Dufner and Scott struggled on the back nine as the wind picked up, Rose challenged the course record until bogeys on the 13th and 14th holes. Rose made an 8-foot par putt on the 15th, and he was the only player to make par on the 16th.
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USU Athetics: 82 student-athletes receive Mountain West Scholar-Athlete accolades for the 2013-14 academic year
The Mountain West Conference announced its 2013-14 Scholar-Athlete Award recipients Tuesday, and Utah State had 82 student-athletes recognized as part of a league-record 651 student-athletes who were honored.
Of its 82 Mountain West Scholar-Athletes honored, Utah State had 23 student-athletes from women's track and cross-country recognized, along with 17 from men's track and cross-country. It also had 14 from women's soccer; five each from football and volleyball; four each from men's tennis, women's tennis and softball; three from men's golf; two from women's basketball; and one from men's basketball.
Utah State's 82 Mountain West Scholar-Athletes for the 2013-14 academic year are the second-most in the league behind New Mexico's 117. Boise State had 81 Mountain West Scholar-Athletes to rank third, followed by Colorado State (63), UNLV (51), Fresno State (50), Nevada (48), Wyoming (44), San Jose State (43), San Diego State (33), Air Force (29) and Hawai'i (5).
Utah State also had the most individuals honored in men's track and field and cross-country (17) and women's soccer (14), while volleyball tied for first (5). USU women's track and field and cross-country (23) and men's tennis (2) had the second-most Mountain West Scholar-Athletes, while football (5), men's golf (3) and men's basketball (1) tied for second.
Six Utah State student-athletes earned a 4.0 grade point average during the 2013-14 academic year including three from women's track and field and cross-country in senior Katherine Vande Pol (animal, dairy and veterinary science), and freshmen Elise Maddox (spanish teaching) and Morgan Monks (family, consumer and human development). Also earning a 4.0 GPA were freshman soccer player Karlee Campbell (exercise science), freshman softball player Abby Indreland (mechanical engineering) and freshman women's tennis player Katie Sweet (mechanical engineering).
The Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award is one of the highest academic honors bestowed by the MW Conference. To be eligible for selection, student-athletes must have completed at least two academic terms at the member institution, while maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better and having participated in varsity competition in a Mountain West sponsored sport.
During the 2013-14 academic year, Utah State had 242 student-athletes earn academic all-Mountain West honors and/or the Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award.
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Kyle Davis, So., business administration, 3.75
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Joe Gough, Fr., undeclared business, 3.52
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It was a straight down the middle afternoon for Coach Rob Meade and his North Adams baseball squad last Saturday as they welcomed the Northwest Mohawks to Seaman for an afternoon doubleheader.Straight down the middle it went as the Green Devils and Mohawks split the twinbill, North Adams taking the first game 6-5 and Northwest winning a pitcher's duel in the second by a 2-1 final.
Game One was a walk off thriller for the Devils as they scored three times in the bottom of the seventh to erase a two-run deficit and capture a 6-5 win, making a winning pitcher out of reliever Caleb Wagers.
The visiting Mohawks led 2-1 after three and a half innings, but the Devils rallied with a pair in the bottom of the fourth. A Cody Hall double plated both Blake Bradley and Hank Sparks to give the home team a 3-2 lead. That lead vanished quickly when the Mohawks got to North Adams starter Sparks for three in the top of the fifth to retake the lead. Wagers came on in the sixth and blanked Northwest for two frames, setting up the dramatic bottom of the seventh.
With one out, Ethan Brown singled to center and Cole Roades was sent in to pinch run. Nathan Davis reached on an error and Kenny Branch walked to load the bases. Mikey Sheeley reached on another miscue in the field that chased Roades home and left the bases full. Wagers drew a walk that forced home the tying run and Sparks then singled to right on an 0-1 pitch, bringing home Bradley and making walk-off winners of the Green Devils.
In the win, the Devils banged out eight hits, two each from Sparks, Hall, and Brown. Sparks pitched the first five frames, allowing three earned runs and with his two scoreless innings of relief, Wagers picked up the win.
Game Two was a classic pitcher's duel with Austin Copas and Devin Gardner on the mound for North Adams and combining to throw seven innings of six hit, two run ball. Unfortunately, the Devils' offense could only muster a single run, that coming in the bottom of the fifth when Nathan Davis scored on a base hit by Cole Meade. The Mohawks held on and escaped town with a doubleheader split, taking Game Two by a final count of 2-1.
"Today was a good day for us," said Coach Meade. "We competed in both games on both sides of the ball. In a back and forth first game, we maintained our composure and got the walk-off win. Hank threw the ball well and Caleb did an excellent job to hold their bats down in relief."
"In the second game, Austin and Devin both threw the ball very well. I thought today was an indication of the level at which we are capable of playing. Hopefully, moving forward we will be more consistent and maintain some of our momentum."
The Green Devils were back in Southern Hills Athletic Conference action on Wednesday night and they picked up a big win by knocking off the Eastern Warriors 8-6 to improve to 3-3 on the year, 2-2 in the SHAC.
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The Whalan Scrubs took the gold medal at the recent Star of the North Games in Rochester. Pictured front row, left to right: Zach Lynd, Michael Drake, Justin Rasmussen, Joel Rollie, Matt McGrath. Second row, left to right: Coach Josh Rasmussen, Tim Knutson, David Haugerud, Josh Hagan, Aaron Thauwald, Jordan Pelzl, and Coach Matt Chambers.
This story has a classic movie line: a group of small town kids organize themselves into a select basketball team that goes on to win a state competition.
So, in the Hollywood tradition of the classic kids-do-well movie genre, �Bad News Bears� starring Tatum O�Neal, meet the Whalan Scrubs starring - well, let�s see, ah - Joel, Michael, Zach, David, Justin, Matt, Josh, Jordan, Tim and Aaron. And, oh, you did read that right. It is the Whalan Scrubs! The Scrubs, a group of seventh-going-on-eighth grade basketball players from throughout the county, took the gold medal in the Star of the North Games, held June 27-29. The Scrubs defeated North Wind 13, a Rochester team, 58-47 in the championship game. The Whalan team went undefeated in the round robin tournament, beating teams from Paynesville, Minnewaska, Rochester and Byron over the three days. The possibility of forming a select basketball team was Justin Rasmussen�s idea. Justin, a 13 year old point guard, who played for the Rushford-Peterson Trojans� seventh-grade team last year, was interested in forming an AAU team that would compete regionally. Justin got the idea for an AAU team from his brother Josh who played on a similar team made up of Rushford-Peterson and Winona Cotter players a few years ago. But instead of going to Winona to find teammates, Justin looked Westward for players he competed against during the school year. Justin first called Matt McGrath from Lanesboro to see if he was interested. He was, and, as they say, �the rest is history.� Justin and Matt created a list of players and the phone calls began. Three players from Kingsland, three players from Rushford-Peterson, three players from Lanesboro and one player from Fillmore Central. Unfortunately, the Scrubs were organized too late to compete in AAU tournaments this year, so the team set their sights on the Star of the North Games in Rochester. Starting in April, the Scrubs practiced once a week for ten weeks at the Lanesboro High School gym leading up to the tournament. They were coached initially by Mike Wilford, seventh grade coach at Lanesboro. But when Mike was unable to attend all of the games at the Star of the North Games, Justin�s older brother Josh and Matt Chambers, former basketball players from R-P, stepped in. The Scrubs seemed to get stronger and play better together with each successive game. �We set up a simple motion offense, with a few pick-and-rolls, and the kids adjusted well,� Josh said. The team dominated a few teams in the tournament, but ran into stiff competition on the way to the championship. Justin, Matt and Josh all agreed that the Byron team they played in the semi-finals was the toughest competition they faced in the tourney. �We had trouble handling their press,� Josh said. But the Scrubs prevailed 68-56. Scrubs? Whalan? So, how did this group of hoopsters come to be called the Scrubs? �We weren�t organized like other teams that had been together a long time,� Matt recalled. �So, Scrubs just seemed to fit.� He also believed that being named the �Scrubs� gave them a psychological edge in that other teams might not take them very seriously. And why Whalan? Well, the Whalan part was kind of accidental. On the form to register for the games, it asked for �city represented.� With 10 kids from four schools and six towns, Matt�s mother, Stephanie Jakim, who was registering the team, just put down Whalan because that�s where they lived. That�s how Whalan, population 68, got itself a basketball team. The team hopes to stay together to play in more tournaments as an AAU team this winter. And while they like playing basketball together, they also enjoy competing against each other for their respective schools. �We are all pretty competitive, and we�ll just have to stay focused,� Matt said about playing against his opponents-turned-friends next winter. �It�ll be kind of fun to play against them now� Justin added. When told the story of the Whalan Scrubs, Whalan Mayor Dean Hughes said, �Wow, that�s great!� Hughes was thrilled that the team adopted the town as their own, even if for only a weekend. The Mayor isn�t quite sure what accolades to bestow on the team: a ticker tape Standstill Parade; a special Scrubs exhibit at the museum; keys to the city. But no doubt this matter will be duly discussed at a future city council meeting. Team members are (parents): Kingsland - Joel Rollie (Ellen & Myron), Josh Hagan (Jody & Bryan), Aaron Thauwald (Deb & Jeff); Rushford-Peterson - Zach Lynd (Carla & Dave), Jordan Pelzl (Lori & Terry), Justin Rasmussen (Deb & Mark); Lanesboro - Michael Drake (Sheila & Andy), Tim Knutson (Chris & John), Matt McGrath (Mike McGrath & Stephanie Jakim); Fillmore Central - David Haugerud (Kay & James).


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