Montgomery County sentinel. [volume], December 31, 1963, Page A10, Image 10

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SENTINEL county. M md. Y Tuesday, December 31, 1963
Citizens' Group Hits Apartments
Dr. Allen J. O'Neill, presi
dent of the Old Georgetown
Road Citizens Association, has
revealed that his organization
has twice made It known to
Montgomery County Council
that It strongly objects to the
rezonlng of the Aublnoe-owned
comer of Rte. 70S and Old
Georgetown Road from single
family use to high rise.
The statement notes, ‘‘The
compounded problems produced
by disrupting the recently
adopted master plan for de
velopment of this area and pack
ing people Into apartment
houses In a living area designed
and established for its present
Maryland Fund
The University of Maryland
has established through the co
operation of the Carling Brew
ing Company, a $1,600 wind in
strument scholarship, payable
at S4OO a year for four years.
Prof. Homer Ulrich, head
of the music department says
those eligible are high school
seniors with high academic
standings In a Maryland high
school, a member of the school
band or orchestra, who plays
with the oboe, flute, bassoon
or French horn.
| Deaths |
Nina Pauline Blddinger, of
Seneca, on Dec. 23.
Ralston DeMar Binkley, of
213 Ethan Allen Ave., Takoma
Park, on Dec. 24.
Gustave A. Bodeen, of 4920
Plney Branch Road, Takoifia
Park, on Dec. 9.
David Field Brittle, Jr., of
11505 Vlers Mill Rd., Silver
Spring, on Dec. 24.
Stetson W. Burroughs, of 12411
Washington Ave., Rockville, on
Dec. 27.
Helen C. Clipper, of Silver
Spring, on Dec. 27.
Harry Goldsmith, of 8105
Eastern Ave., Silver Spring on
Dec. 23.
Cassie J. Hardy, of 912 Her
on Ct., Silver Spring, on Dec.
28.
John Walter Hlnkel, of 714
Sligo Ave., Silver Spring, on
Dec. 26.
Vincent J. Jedllcka, of 6711
Greyswood Rd., Bethesda, on
Dec. 27.
Thomas G. Jones, of 3705
Blair Road, Takoma Park, on
Dec. 23.
John Kern, of 7510 Blair Road,
Takoma Park, on Dec. 23.
Louis Kovalsky, of 530 East
Indian Spring Drive, Silver
Spring, on Dec. 23.
Bess O’M MacMaugh, of 8903
Kensington Pkwy. Kensington,
on Dec. 23.
Hazel Atwood Mannar, of
10220 River Road, Potomac, on
Dec. 26.
Bartholomew J. O’Brien, of
4117 Warner St., Kensington, on
Dec. 28.
Dr. Curry Heads
Medical Society
Dr. John J. Curry lias as
sumed the presidency of the
Montgomery County Medical
Society, succeeding Dr. George
A.Gray, Jr.
Dr. Curry, a specialist In
cardiology and Internal medi
cine, taught at Boston Uni
versity and did research be
fore coming to the county to
engage In private practice. At
present he is the director of
the Electrocardiograph La
boratory at the new Holy Cross
Hospital In Silver Spring.
The Society’s plans for 1964
Include, Dr. Curry noted, an
"emphasis on community re
lations and a closer doctor
patient relationship.”
Bul j t? a ahal Is considered by many to
be the most beautiful build.
The Taj Mahal, at Agra, lng in the world.
India (1632-50) was built
by Shah Jahan as a tomb Which Was The First State
for his wife. The build- To Abolish Capital Punish
ing is flanked by four white ment? Michigan was the
minarets and is topped by first state to abolish capital
a white dome. The entire punishment. The action was
structure is of marble and taken in 1847.
103 N STONESTREET AVI.
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use have been repeated num
erous times at zoning hearings
and In letters of protest from
the citizenry and their associa
tions.”
It adds, "The County Council
must now be convinced of the
overwhelming and vehement
feelings and desires of the citi
zens of this area. Let us ex
pect that they will now act as
true representatives of their
electorate, maintain their own
good names, and uphold the
reputation of Montgomery
County for good government.”
Tree Burning
Area residents are Invited to
participate in a 12th night tree
burning program, 7j3op.m.Jan.
6 at Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, Bradley Blvd., and
Seven Locks Road, Bethesda.
Dr. Frederick E. Reisslg, min
ister, will conduct the services.
Seal Appeals
County residents are remind
ed that it’s not too late to send
In their Christmas Seal Gift
If they haven’t already done
so.
Stephen N. Jones, Christmas
Seal chairman, reports that In
1963 the seal appeal kept pace
I with totals from the year be
fore.
Christmas Seal funds make
possible health education pro
grams, medical research, re
habilitation of TB patients, plus
other community services.
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