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HUME IMPitUY EMEXtS *
INNTKLM'MIM* n
SUMMER CAMPS - 6
HELP MAVIM* HALL 15
HBJLP WANTED OEM ALE It
HELP WANTED <Melr-trmel>....n
HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 1
HELP WANTED I ARM 10
CHILD I ARE t
■ITIATION WANTED MALE SI
Sill AITON WANTED rEM ALE S'!
PERSONAL SO
MISCELLANEOUS EUR SALE M
MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED :t
RENTALS 1*
REAL ESTATE SALE ....... ♦
REAL ESTATE RENT M
REAL ESTATE WANTED .67
ROOMS FOR RENT •
ROOMS A APTS. WANTED *
BOATS U
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 00
TRAILERS * TRUCKS
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE t 6
LIVESTOCK WANTED - tt
DOUS. PET'S, KENNELS „„..t7
OIVE-AWAVS 70
SPECIAL NOTICES —75
DINING OUT ~...7t
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ........SO
LOST * POUND SI
COMING EVENTS - - S 6
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filter change.
Wo do minor ropoiri
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HAWKINS SERVICE
CENTER
SINCLAIR PRODUCTS
South end of Iridgc in
Gaithersburg, Md.
Rhone WA. 4-9714
3t-5140-5-3
GLASS
Mirroro Auto Gl*s
Furniture Tops lniuronre
Replocement Picture Window!
. , ROCKVILLE GLASS
150 E. Middle Lane. Rockville
PO. 2-3801
tf-4382
Harry K. Green
Rotary end Percuuion
WELL DRILLING
"If It'i Water It’i
CLoorwotor 3-2372"
Demeicui
tf-377-5-2
ADDING MACHINES
TYRIWRITERS-RECONDITIONED
FREE ESTIMATES t PICK UP
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
105 N. WASH. ST.
PO. 2-5242
tf-279-5-2
Country Cleaners
Owntd ft Operated by
Thoma* P. Harihay
Ntw Modern Plant on Promise*
CL. 3-2900 Damascus
3t -275-s*B
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NAME
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE NUMBER
i SERVICES i
FOR ELECTRIC *
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
THOMAS D. WOODFIELD
ft SONS
25000 Ridge Rd.
* DAMASCUS
Oxer 25 Years Experience
CL. 3*2114 -
3t-88M-3-18
DAMASCUS
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
Associate Lester Holston
Reg. Montgomery County
Health Dept. #ls-2
JERRY COOK, INC.
CL. 3-2311 CL. 3-2147
3t-280-5-4
King Floor Sarvice
SANDING, FINISHING COVERING
FORMICA A LINOLEUM TOPS
PLASTIC TILE, VENETIAN
BUNDS AND SHADES
CALL NOAH
Damascus CL. 3-2107
3t-282-5-6
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
R. L. HERNDON
CONVENTIONAL & LOW VOLTAGE
WIRING
ELECTRIC HEAT
Damascus CL. 3-2482
31-281-5-8 |
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HOME IMPROVIMINTS 2
East Coast Buildars, Inc.
GARAGE SPECIALIST
CARPORTS—
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Fret Estimatas WH. 2-1665
tl-278-5-2
GRADE "A"
HOMEWORK
by
J. MILTON SMITH
FOR ANY
HOME IMPROVEMENT
OR REPAIR
CALL
GA. 4-6164
31-272-3-8
INSTRUCTIONS S
GUITAR CLASSES Enroll
Now! ! ! Children’s, Teens,
Adults Classes. Guitars can be
rented or purchased at reason
able prices. Other instruments
available. For further informa
tion, call PO. 2-4102. 3t-5-16
MAKE BIG MONEY!!! Learn
through practical training, TV-
Radio - Refrigeration • Washing
! Machines-Dryers & Sml. Appli
ances. All 5 subjects in 12
weeks—3 hrs. daily. Appliance
Repair School. 201 G Street,
N.W., Washington, D. C„ EX.
'3-3486. 4t-5-9
I SUMMER CAMPS 4
r— — 11
CAMP
ADVENTURE
Area's Finest Summer Day Camp
For leys 6 Girls—s thru 14
Enroll Now
j Riding end swimming daily. Free
j transportation. All tj pea of games
; and crafts.
Lew ludget Cost
i Cell for information end brochure
OL. 6-7040
3t-271-5-6
BARRIE
RANCH CAMP
For Beys end Girls 5 to 17
41 ACRES
Enroll Now
Open Sunday 1-4
1 Thorough Enjoyment of the Great
Outdoors Includes Many AcUvities:
HOLE SWIMMING
TENNIS FISHING
RIDING BOATING
Plus All Outdoor Sports
DELICIOUS
HOT MEAL EACH DAY
TRANSPORTATION
You:- children at ail times, are under
! the expert supervision of our fac
ulty. specially trained to make even
minute an enjoyable and fascinating
| experience.
I Think of Your Children .. . Think of
j Barrie's Exciting Day Camp Ranch
For Further Information Phone:
RA. 6-0100
; *Ol FERN PL., N.W., WASH. 12.
D. C. or Layhill Road. Silver Spring.
1 Men lend. MA. 2-0100
3t-367-5-6
I SUMMER CAMPS 4
ROLLING HILLS RANCH
The Riding Camp for girl*. 8• 16
year*. First term start* June 25.
.Small groups. Register early. Write
for brochure. Mr. and Mil. Joseph
G. Wiley, Rolling Hills Ranch. Berry
ville, Va. Phone Berryville 128-W-3.
15t-266-6-3
HELP WANTED—MALE IS
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN
Service Washers, Dryers, Dish
washers. Ranges. Good starting
salary with excel, chance for
advancement. Call Mr. Flaherty
STOCKMAN
Age 25-40 Preferred
Good .tarting rate to right party,
many employee benefits.
APPLY
S. S. KRESGE CO.
Wheaton Plaza
lt-8508-5-2
HELP WANTED—FEMALE 16
Applications accepted for foun
tain and variety soles people.
Good storting rote end many em
ployee benefits.
S. S. KRESGE CO.
Wheeten Plate
21-8508-5-9
ROCKVILLE AREA—2 ladies;
work from your own desk, part
time, at our office. Good tele
phone voice, $1 per hr. Call PO.
2-4431. 3t-5-6
CAFETERIA CLERK
Cashier experience helpful
7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday through Friday
Administration Building
National Institutes of Health
Parking facilities available
H. S. Graduate Age 21 • 35
Apply
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
to
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st Street. N.W.
or Call FE. 7-8080
21-8886-5-2
HOUSEKEEPER _ Live-in, for
motherless home. Primary duty
care of 2 , i yr. old girl. Comfort
able home in Silver Spring, Md.
Cook supervise cleaning help,
Autom. Washer. Dryer, Dish
washer. Own room. Reply state
exp., absolute min. salary accep
table to Box 272, P. C. Rock
ville, Md. 4t-5-4
HELP WANTED—Mete f Pewte 17
MIDDLE AGED COUPLE for
work around grounds & in
home. Salary plus house and
garden space. Call J. H. Bur
ton, WA. 6-0234. 2t-5-2
PART-TIME IELP Conces
sion stand and cashier. Apply
at Rockville Drive-In Theatre.
Ask for Mr. Demma. lt-4-27
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HELP WANTED—DOMESTIC 1
GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Ironing; some child care; one
day, preferably Thursday or
Friday; refs. Call WH. 6-5099.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 35
CLOSE-OUT OX USED DESKS.
S2O to $l2O, wood and steel
USED CHAIRS $3.00 up, USED
CLOTHES POLES $3.00 up.
Rockville Stationery. Rockville
Shopping Center, PO. 2-6115
THE BARGAIN BOX
232 E. Montgomery, Rockville
Turn old things into sold things! Be
it a bike, a rake or a rocking chair*
clothing, jewelry, bric-a-bac.
Consignments taken Wed.. Friday
and Saturday
PO. 2-2242
Daily 10 'til 5 p.m.
KITCHEN RANGE—(CoaI &
wood i; excellent condition, $33
coal for free to go with it. Call
WH. 2 8304. 2U5^
KENMORE - WHIRLPOOL
WASHING MACHINES
$69.95
REBUILT
Installed Guaranteed far
4 Months
Charge Yeur Repairs
With Confidence
Central Charge
KENSINGTON WASHING
MACHINE SERVICE
LO. 5-0411
9100-3t-5-6-61
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 35
FOOD!!
If you own e froozor end hove
storage space you con pur
chase your moats, frozen foods
end ell groceries, in quantity
et DISCOUNT prices.
ANDERS FOOD SERVICE
HE. 4-1031
HE. 4-1438
tf-4260 ;
CRIB t MATTRESS—Feeding
table, swyngmatic, S2O for all.!
Call GA. 4-8696. lt-5-2
USED
Electric end Oil Fired
WATER HEATERS
30 Gel. 520.00 Each
WOODLAWN HEATING
AIR-CONDITIONING
425 N. Frederick. Gaithersburg
WA. 6-0525
tf-6400
! LOCUST POSTS—Round, split
& sawed; 60c and up. Will de
; liver 100 min. Phone Van Dyke
144271 thru Hagerstown or
I write Ray S. Brandenburg, Jr.,
j Lantz, Md. 4t-5-2
PHOTO COPT SERVICE- Doc
uments, Deeds. Letters, Con
tracts. Plats up to legal size. 35c
Ist copy. 10c ea add. copies up
to 5 While you wait. Rockville
Stationery in the Rockville
Shopping Center. PO. 2-6115.
’ lt-12-29
! JUST IN MOTHER’S DAY
CARDS Hallmark largest
1 selection at Rockville Stationery
I Inc. in the Rockville Shopping
; Center. PO. 2-6115. lt-4-23
McKAY'S NURSERY
12710 LAYHILL ROAD
GLENMONT. MD.
Azaleas 6 to 8 inches. 97c each.
or 12 for SIO.OO.
Azaleas large, 51.49 each.
Spreading Junipers all varieties,
$1.95 and up
Retinstora Plum os a. 2H to 3',
$2.95 each.
Ilex Rotundifolia, $1.50 and up.
Geraniums all colors. 39c each.
Geraniums heavy plants. 69c each.
Blooming PetuhiaF. $1.50 dozen.
Scarlet Sage. 81.50 dozen.
All double Petunias 4" pots. 45c ea.
2t-9029-5*2
BABY GRAND PIANO—Rea
sonably priced. Call Gretchen
Spoerlein, NEwton 3-4373 bet.
j 9-10 a.m. 2t-5-2
FARM EQUIPMENT
E. L. & M. L. BURDETTE
Olixer and New Holland Farm. Indus
trial. Lawn and Garden Equipment.
Parts, Service, Feeds A Vet. Supplier
Damascus CL. 3-2347
TF 2*l
MOVING TO SMALLER
PLACE! 3-pc. maple bedroom
suite; no spring or mattress, &
platform rocker: odds & ends.
Call after 3:30 p.m., PO. 2 9430.!
tf
DESK Student's, 2 drawers
plus letter-size file drawer, top
23x34; will deliver. Call HA. 7-
7476. lt-5-2
BELLISON'S GROCERY
Choice Meeti, Quality Produce
Free Delivery
9119 Mein St., Damascus
CL. 3-2374
6t-276-5-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 34
BUILDERS t CONTRACTORS
in Damascus & Area. Do you
need a place to empty your fill
i dirt? Call PO. 2-9430 after 3:30
pm. tf
$28,600 1 yr. old white brick
rambler; 4 bedrms., 11,I 1 , baths,
lge. rec.-rm., lge. livingrm. w/
stone firepl.. diningrm.. kitch.,
laundryrm., den or util, rm., lge.
storage rm., carport. Beaut,
landscaped lot w/chainlink
fence in back. Inspect, by appt.
only. Call after 6 p.m. or Sat.
& Sun., WA. 6-0333. 3t-5-6
REAL ESTATE—SALE 45
WASHINGTON GROVE 6
room house; bsmt.; new hot air
furnace; bath & lge. front
porch. Open, listing. Price $14,-
950, call WA. 6-1848, tf-1560
JERRY COOK, INC.
REALTOR
Insurance Associate
Oakley McDaniel
Cook-Watkins Bldg.
Damascus
CL. 3-2311
3t-280-5-18
REAL ESTATE—RENT 44
Bright, New Gordon Style
SENTINEL APARTMENTS
In the Exclusive
Massachusetts Avenue Area
Colorful All-Electric Kitchens
Dishwasher, Disposal. 13 cu. It.
Refrigerator
Plenty of Parking
Courtesy Bus Seri-ice
Individually Controlled
Air Conditioning
Patio and Balconies
No Interior Halls
Quiet. Park-Like Setting
2 Bedroom Apartments
Immediately Available
Resident Manager. OL. 6-1266
Rental Agents:
W. C. 4 A. N. Miller
4840 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.
EM. 2-4444
To Reach: Out Mass. Ave.. N.W.,
approximately 1 mile beyond D. C.
Line to Sangemore Rd., left to Sen
tinel Drive and left to furnished
MODEL APARTMENT.
3t-268-5-6
SC hITI hi C I MONTGOMERY
ENTI NC L COUNTY, MD.
10
Tuesday, May 2, 1961
REAL ESTATE—RENT 44
FURN. OR UNFURN. 4 ROOM
APT.—In priv. home, priv. entr.,
porch, plenty of closet space,
all util, furn., $95 p. mo. Adults
only, no drinking, no pets. Call
PO. 2-6388 or PO. 2-2459. 2t-5-2
GOOD HOUSE FOB RENT in
Unity, Md.; 5 rooms, $75 p. mo.,
be ready by May 15th. See Mr.
Givens at Unity Store anytime.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 40
1953 PONTlAC—Catalina; R. &
H.; auto, trans.; excel, cond.,
$245. Call GA. 4-9383. 2t-5-2
SPECIALIZING
IN
PONTIAC SERVICE
B and K
AUTO SERVICE
930 HALPINE AVE.
ROCKVILLE
HA. 7-9860
9099-3t-5-6-61
1956 MERCURY Montclair,
convert.; 2-door; nice looking in
side & out; in good cond.; auto,
trans.; power steering, S7OO.
Call WA. 6-3709. 2t-5-2
FORD-MERCURY
Seles E Service
B. M. Woodfield 1 Son
Damascus, Md.
Cell CL. 3-2172
6t-274-5-13
TRAILERS 1 TRUCKS FOR SALE 43
Used Trucks Buses and Parts
Bus Bodys
Used Truck Tires
Dump Trucks or Bod.va
WOODBINE AUTO WRECKERS
WOODBINE, MARYLAND
SYKES. 5(5
We Buy Batteries Radiators
and Scrap Metals
tf-8880
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 45
GOOD PONY for a good rider.
Call EV. 4-6483. 2t-5-4
GIVE-AWAYS 70
KITTENS—4 healthy, 7 mo. old
kittens; 2 males, 2 females; al
tered; free to good home. PO.
; 2-3562. lt-5-2
SPECIAL NOTICES 75
FORD - FALCON - THUNDERBIRD
ROGER L. HOWRIGAN
' Ilcprcs.'iiUnr
STEUART MOTOR CO.
6th A New York Axe.. N.W.
NA. 8-3000 after 6 p.m. GA. 4-6613
4t-5-9
HOME OWNERS
LOANS
Second Trust, Secured by Equity
Bonk Rates
Pay Oft Preient Inadequate Sec
ondary Financing
SI,OOO to $20,000 Available
Immediate Action
'EQUITY HOME
LOAN COMPANY
8007 Norfolk Avonut
Bothosda, Md. OL. 6-6373
tf-7932
DINING OUT 76
Plan Now
To Enjoy A Fine
Mothers Day
Dinner
O'DONNELLS
DINING ROOM OPENS
11:00 A.M.
COMPLETE DINNERS from $2.95
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DINNERS
SORRY
No Reservation! After 1:00 P.M.
O'DONNELL'S
SEA GRILL
8301 WISCONSIN AVE.
BETHESDA
OL. 6-6200
3t-273-5-6
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BO
RESTAURANT
IN
GAITHERSBURG. MD.
Price $3,500 dawn
for furthor info.
CALL LO. 5-9547
jlt-270-5-6
COMING EVBNTS B 5
MAY 5 Si 6—Rummage Sale-
Old Postoffice Building, Dia
mond Ave., Gaithersburg, Md.,
Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sat. 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Sponsored by the
Women’s Group, Flower Hill
Church of the Brethren, Red
land, Md. 2t-54
Ann Sugg Elected
Sorority Officer
Miss Ann Sugg of Silver
Spring, senior at East Carolina
College, Greenville, N. C„ has
been elected doorkeeper of the
Alpha Omicron Pi, social soror
ity.
She graduated from Mont
gomery Blair High School in
1957.
[ Legal Advertisement
' x Harry M. Leet
, Route 3
Gaithersburg, Md.
1 WA. 6-3657
,’ Assignee’s Sale
j Of Valuable, Improved Real Es-
tate, a Farm of 250 acres,
1 more or less, located in Mont
gomery County, Maryland, at
’ the N.E. corner of Huliter
and Waesche Roads, about
| It, miles west of Beallsville,
I in Poolesville District.
By virtue of the power and
t authority contained in a mort
; gage from Tri-State Properties,
; Inc. to Harry W. Unglesbee
dated the 30th day of October,
1958 and recorded among the
Land Records of Montgomery
County, Maryland, in Liber
2525, Folio 285, which mort
gages and the debt secured
thereby have been assigned to
the undersigned, default having
occurred in the terms and con
ditions of said mortgage, the
undersigned will sell at public
auction in front of the main
door of the Courthouse in Rock
ville, Md, on
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1961
• At 10 o’clock A.ft. (E.D.T.)
. the property described in said
• mortgage, having frontages of
2 1 about 9/10 mile on Waesche
ißoad and about Va miie on
j Hunter Road, containing about
250 acres more or less (no war
ranty or representation being
.made as to area), all cleared
but about 20 acres of woods;
1 gently rolling to almost level,
well-drained, stream, good per
imiter fences, fair interior j
- fences; map upon request to
undersigned.
Improvements consist of
bank barn with calf house and
feeding shed, masonry and
I frame combination machinery
shed and corn house, silo,
smaller stone barn, other small
j outbuildings, well; but no dwell
ing, that having burned re
■ { cently.
5 Subject to two prior mort
. | gages recorded at Liber 2218,
i Folio 137 and Liber 2288, Folio
'; 272 of the land records of Mont
! gomery County, Maryland, the
1 terms and balances of which
- will be announced in particular
• at the time and place of sale.
■ Inasmuch as these mortgages
may also be in default, the
■ sums of these mortgages shall
be part of the sales price and
any bid shall include, and must
equal or exceed, the total un
paid balance of these mort
gages. Any arrangement for
continuation, extension or re
newal of all or part of these
mortgages shall be made by
1 purchaser, with a correspond
ing reduction in tfie cash pay
i ment due on settlement under
| this sale.
TERMS: Deposit o( $5,000
cash, certified check or
| cashier's check is required of
purchaser at time and place of
sale. From persons not known
to the undersigned as being re
sponsible bidders, SI,OOO of the
above amount must be de
posited at the commencement
of bidding, to insure compli
ance with the further terms of
■ sale in the event the bidder is
’ successful; this SI,OOO to be re
turned immediately to unsuc
cessful bidders and to be for
feited by the successful bidder
in case of uncompliance. The
balance of the purchase money,
with interest at 6% per annum
from date of sale, is due and
payable in cash, certified check
or cashier’s check two days
after final ratification of sale
| by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Md.
Taxes, public charges, and
regular or special assessments
will be adjusted as of date of
sale and thereafter be borne by
| purchaser. Title examination,
conveyancing, State and Fed
eral revenue stamps, notary
i fees, recording fees, and all
j other costs incident to settle
iment shall be paid by pur
| chaser.
Purchaser shall comply with
| terms of sale within two days
after ratification of sale as
above, or his deposit shall be
forfeited and the property re
sold at his risk and cost.
J! Additional Information con
- j cerning this property may be
0 obtained from the undersigned.
HARRY M. LEET
Assignee of Mortgagee
3t-267-5-16
Notice of
Public Hearing
THE KENSINGTON FIRE
BOARD will hold a public hear
ing on the proposed 1961-62
Operating Budget of the Ken
sington Volunteer Fire Depart
ment at the Kensington Fire
House, Kensington, Md., on
THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1961
AT 8:00 P.M.
Copies of the proposed budget
may be obtained at the Ken
sington and Glenmont Fire
Houses. 2t-268-5-9
To Elect Officer*
New officers will be elected
at the regular business meeting
of the Women's Club of Wood
side to be held at the home of
Mrs. George H. Butler of Ger
mantown ,on Wednesday, May
3, at noon. Co-hostess will be
Mrs. S. J .Solomon.
Cap • Jail I
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MRS. CLARK MacGREGOR, wife of a Republican Congress
man from Wayzata, Minn., is greeted at her new Bethesda
home by a hostess from the Welcome Wagon, Inc., Mrs.
Pauline Buel. The MacGregors, with their three daughters,
live in their new home in the Woodhaven area, at 8119
Thoreau dr. The hostesses welcome new residents into the
community with a basket of gifts and introduce services
offered by area businessmen.
Kensington Organizations
Sponsor Bloodmobile Visit
The Woman's Community
Club of Kensington, with the
aid of other community organi
zations, will sponsor a Red
Cross Bloodmobile visit in Ken
sington on May 22 at the War
ner Memorial Presbyterian
Church, from 2-7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Ann Quiscnberry, co-or
dinator of the Montgomery
County Red Cross Community
Blood Donor program, recently
met with representatives of the
participating groups and ex
plained that before the blood
mbbile with its complicated
equipment can be placed in a
city the prospect of 150 pints of
blood must be assured.
Chairman of the project is
Miss Adelaide Barker of the
Woman's Community Club. She
Mrs. Lovett Is New
DAR State Regent
Mrs. Eliot C. Lovett, former
Regent of the Chevy Chase
Chapter, DAR, was installed
Maryland State Regent at the
70th annual Continental Con
gress of the National DAR So
ciety in Constitution Hall, on
Friday.
Mrs. Robert L. Jarnagin, re
gent of the Chevy Chase chap
ter; Mrs. George Monk, vice re
gent; Mrs. Albert Bruffey, dele
gate; and Mrs. Lovett were
among those attending the
colorful opening night cere- :
monies.
Club Honors Past Presidents
Six members of the Woman’s
Club of Chevy Chase received
double honors at a meeting on
April 19. Besides being past
presidents, the six women have
been members for 40 years or
longer.
The special double recogni
tion was given to Mrs. A.
Bruce Bielaski, Mrs. Howard S.
Paine, Mrs. Thomas E. Robert-1
son, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Merrill,!
Mrs. Alexander Ashley and Mrs.
R. Harvey Sargent.
Honored as past presidents!
were Mrs. Frederick M. Kerby,
Mrs. Henry DeC. Adams, Mrs.
Mason Leming. Mrs. Robert J.
Dannemiller, Mrs. Arthur Dav
enport, Mrs. Howard Hosmer,
Mrs. Roy C. Bowker, and Mrs.
O'Neal Johnson.
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; CUP AND SEND TO SENTINEL, P.O. BOX 272, ROCKVILLE, MD.
is being assisted by Mrs. Bruce
Foster, Kensington Citizen’s As
sociation; Robert Moxley, Ken
sington Chamber of Commerce;*
Mrs. Walter Davidson, churches;
Thomas Liedy, Rock Creek Ki*
wanis Club; Richard Weiss,
Kensington Lions Club; Thomas
Day, Wheaton - Kensington
Chamber of Commerce; Paul
Uoremsky, Masons; Mrs. Alys
Spealman, schools; and Mrs.
John Waters, Woman's Organ
izations.
Babysitting services during
the program will be provided by
the Woman s Community Club.
County Hadassah
Attends Conference
Members of the Greater
Montgomery County Chapter of
Hadassah are participating in
the Hadassah Seaboard Region
al Conference which will con
tinue through May 3 at the
Sheraton Park Hotel In Wash
ington, D. C.
The Montgomery County
women are among the 1,000
delegates from Virginia, North
Carolina, Delaware, Washing
ton, and Maryland, attending
the four-day conference.
Association, to Meet
Members of the Montgomery
County Press Association will
be guests of Montgomery Blair
High School and the school
P-TA at a 12:30 p.m. luncheon
meeting at the school May 5.
The club also honored the fol
lowing as 40-year members:
Mrs. William B. Greeley, Mrs.
Horace Alexander, Mrs. William
Blum, Mrs. Joseph A. Burkart,
Mrs. John S. Cotton, Mrs. J.
Howard Dellinger, Mrs. Russell
Mcßride, Mrs. Frank Meloy,
Mrs. Louis S. Murphy, and Mrs.
Elmer R. Weaver.
Brief talks were given by two
Amerian Field Service exchange
students. Maria Barbarosa de
Sousa from Brazil, living with
Mr and Mrs. Jerome Harris,
while studying at Bethesda-
Chevy Chase High School, and
Barbara Bedoe speaking for
Kate Regan, who studied in
France and is completing her
work at Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High School.