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Bethesda Civitan Club
Plans Annual Harvest
Show on Sept. 22
The Bethesda Civitan Club will
sponsor the fourth annual Harvest
Shot to be held at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School Septem
ber 22. Comdr. N. E. Disbrow will
be in charge of arrangements.
Built around the theme, “A Year's
Harvest of All Community Inter
ests," the show will feature pro
ducts of the homes, clubs, shops and
gardens of the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase area. Innovations this year
will be a pet show to be held on the
grounds of the high school, with
prizes for the most unusual and the
best trained pets, and a junior
"hobby lobby" where the youngsters
under 16 will appear with their
hobby exhibits. Mrs. Ethel Taylor
is chairman of hobby and crafts
exhibits.
At a meeting of the Harvest Show
Committee this week Mrs. Prank
Wilcox, chairman of educational ex
hibits, reported that Dr. Donald E.
McHenry will display an exhibit of
"birds in the garden,” using stuffed
birds. Mrs. Florence Matteosian will
sponsor a display of "flowers of the
woods and fields," showing these
plants in their natural habitat. The
Beltsville Experimental Station,
through Dr. A. C. Foster, will ex
hibit DDT and other recently re
leased bug and weed killers.
There will be educational exhibits
also by the Potomac Rose Society,
the Chevy Chase and Bethesda Gar
den Clubs and the Men’s Garden
Club of Montgomery County.
The 12-page schedule, for which
Mrs. Clark Hilles drewT the cover
design, may be obtained after Sep
tember 12 from Mrs. George A.
Smith, chairman of schedules, Wis
consin 7155.
Other newly named chairmen of
the show are Capt. J. A. Guard,
judges; Mrs. J. H. 81 debottom, scor
ing and tabulation; Mrs. Robert
Thomas, artistic arrangements.
Edward K. Bender is general
chairman of the show and the
Civitan Sponsoring Committee, in
addition to Comdr. Disbrow, is com
posed of John Cemiglia, Donn Reed,
D. M. Tune and L. M. Northern.
Ex-Pilot Kuroki Gets
East-West Council Post
Ben Kuroki, former Army pilot i
who completed 58 missions in the
European and Pacific areas before
his discharge, has accepted a posi
tion as executive secretary of the
Washington Council of the East and
West Association.
During his Army service, Mr.
Kuroki won three Distinguished
Flying Crosses, the Air Medal with
six Oak Leaf Clusters and 10 Bronze
Battle Stars. He also was entitled
to wear a Presidential Unit Citation
ribbon, awarded his owtflt.
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