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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22
BrOadWOOd
Manor
Community
Mrs. Merle Smith
Phone Poplar 2-69l3

Observation-Disclosures NNNNNNNNN
January 10 was the date of David
Mitchell's 9Th birthday party. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
c. Mitchell of 1904 Viers Mill Rd.
Also on January 10, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Bolton attended the National
Sojourners' Annual Banquet at the
Mayflower hotel. That weekend
they entertained Miss Barbara
Deibler. miss Deibler lived with
the Bottoms for time after their
daughter Wendy was born.)
January IL was Mrs. Ruth Snow
denis unlucky day. She slipped on
some ice and fell, breaking her
funny bone" which was anything
but funny! She was in Suburban
hospital for 2 days during which
time her arm was operated on.
Now she is home and feeling much
better but will have her arm in
a cast for at least 3 more weeks.
Since it is difficult for her to go
out, she enjoys having visitors.
Several of our neighbors have
been laid low this week. Charlie
Shaver has had a bad cold and a
fever that has kept him home for
several days. And Bill Swingle
has been quite sick with the flu
and a high fever for a week. His
daughter Billie has been in bed
for week too. Hope they will all
be well soon!
Laura Shaver's aunt, Mrs. Harry
R. Conner from Pittsfeld, Mass,
is visiting the Shavers this week
The two daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Riley have returned
home after spending a month with
their grandmother in Mass. Tins
mother, brother and sister accom-
panied the girls on their return
trip, and will be staying with the
Rileys for while. The Rileys
have such a nice big house now
since they raised the roof" They
practically doubled the size of their
second floor.
Jim Donoghue took advantage
of his family's absence to do soma
painting. He painted the bed
rooms, and got so engrossed with
it that he stayed up practically one
whole night working on it. Doris
will be thrilled when she returns
this week.
And you should see Ted and
Betty Corners house. Ted paint
ed all the rooms before they moved
in and it looks lovely. (Ted is the
enc who painted Charles Byrd's
house about Christmas time.) In
cidentally, have you seen the Byrds'
new car? 1t is a Chevy and very
pretty indeed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22
Champ Turkey
Sells 81 a Pound

You don't have to pay 500 a
pound to eat good Maryland tur-
key, but that was the price paid
for the champion turkey at the
auction of the dressed turkey ex-
hibit of the 1858 Maryland Poul-
try Products Show. The auction
was held in the lobby of the Lord
Baltimore Hotel, January 0.
The champion turkey weighed in
at 24is lbs. oven-ready The bird
was produced and exhibited by c..
Ellsworth lager, Maple Lawn
Farm, Fulton, Maryland, and was
purchased by G.. +. Biddson of
Marrittsville, Maryland, president
of Better Roads Corporation of
Baltimore. Biddison also purchased
layers LIST place heavy turkey hen
for SAFE per pound.
You can still enjoy tasty Mary
land turkey for about $50 per
pound which is the going retail
price.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22
McKeldin OK's
5OO-Acre Tract
For State Park

Annapolis, Maryland (Special)-
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin
has given final approval to the
purchase of a tract of five hundred
and fifty acres of land to be added
to the rapidly-growing Patapsco
State Park.
The Governor gave approval at a
meeting of the Board of Natural
Resources. The site had already
been approved by the Patapsco
Park Advisory Committee to the
Department of Forests and Parks.
The addition, to be known as the
Marriottsville Recreation Area,
will be improved by construction of
game areas, family picnic sites,
replaces, tables and shady groves.
Archery ranges, bathing and boat
ing facilities and large fishing
pond will be added later.
Considered one of the most de-
sirable sites of the twenty-five
hundred acres currently being sur
veyed for inclusion in the Park, the
purchase lies at the confluence of
the North and South branches of
the Patapsco River and is Access
sible by number of good roads.
A residence on the property will
be converted for use of custodial
personnel. A barn will be rehabili-
tated to provide accommodations
for horses to be kept for use on
the bride trails.
In approving the purchase, Gov
ernor McKeldin stressed his desire
to have additional purchases made
as quickly as possible. "When this
Park is completed" the Governor
said, Maryland citizens, especially
those in the metropolitan area, will
have available for recreation one
of the finest Parks in the country"
The addition of the Marriotts-
vile site makes total of twenty
seven hundred acres now available
for public use in Patapsco Park.
Additional land will be added as
quickly as possible.
When completed, the Park will
stretch along both banks of the
Patapsco's North Branch to the
new Liberty Dam. Along the banks
of the South Branch the Park will
follow the river almost to Sykes
willie.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22

Anniversary of its founding,
brought immediate response from
local spokesman for the overseas
veterans organization.
Kermit l.. Weaver, Commander
of Ridgley-Duvall Memorial Post
1868 in Rockville, said, eve APP
preciate Mayor Weddle's coopera-
ton in directing public attention
to National VFW Week. This is to
be a period during which we join
more than million WV members
over the country in emphasizing
our rededication to public service.
Commander Weaver declared
that by public service he meant
Increased VFW sponsorship of &C
tivities for improvement of COM
munity recreational, educational,
health and safety facilities. Also,
he stressed a growing need for
stronger public consideration of
National issues and for increased
patriotic and humanitarian and
benefting the disabled and needy.
Ridgley- Duvall Memorial Post
No. 1868 expects to sponsor spec
ial activities during National VFW
Week ito acquant the public
with the purposes, work and plans
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars"
Mr.. Weaver said.
As the first step toward putting
the program in action, Command
err Weaver, announced the appoint
ment Of a committee of Post mem
Rers, naming Richard L. Davis,
Chairman. Serving with him will
be Committeeman Frank George,
Hilary Brown, Brownel Martin
and George Offutt.
The VFW Department of Mary
land regards this special week as
the opening gun of 1853 cam
paign to expand the organizations
public service activities.
Plans for the week have been
approved by VIEW Department
Commander Frank H. Webb. As
explained by Webb to Ridgley-
Duvall Memorial Post, "the men
who have fought foreign enemies
of democracy now are campaign
ing against new threats to our
American way of life at homa
and abroad.
at is high time" Webb con-
tinued, "that we take more active
steps toward Strengthening our
selves. That means in our relation
ships with one another; also
through providing greater oppor-
tunities for our youngsters and
needy adults.
THAT is the course of action
toward which the Veterans of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22

University of Maryland, College
Park.
Randall Spoerlein, New Wind
sor, was named delegate to the
Agricultural Society, and Rieck
delegate to the national convention
in Omaha in February. Rick was
instructed to invite the national
association to meet in Baltimore
in February of 1855, competing
with California, which is bidding
for the meeting the same year.
The Montgomery Soil Conserva-
ton District was represented by
Thomas M. Garrett, Rockville. ].
Frederick Hazen, Work Unit Con-
servationist for the Soil Conserva-
ton Service was also present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22

on Feb. 10 and enrolment may be
made through Miss Galiher by
telephoning Lockwood 4-605O. Both
courses are offered as community
service.
Through these courses and others
projected for the future, the par
ticipating organizations hope to To-
cate a number of county residents
who can help to meet the needs
for family and community living
which the rapidly expanding popu-
lation of the county has brought.
Off mothers in a new residential
section, for instance, should want
information about forming them
selves into community study
group to deal with problems pecul-
lar to their neighborhood situation,
a call to Service to Groups would
bring advice on organization, in
formation as to what speakers and
films are available, what similar
organizations already exist, what
specific problems the group is apt
to meet.
The coordinator would know
whether the groups interests
would best be served by a discus
sion group, speaker or some other
type of program and would help
obtain the service they want.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22
Devils Disciple"
Catholic U. Jan. 30

The director of 1.-THE Devils Di-
sciple," naxt attraction at the Ca
tholic University Theatre, will be
Robert Moore, according to an an
nouncement made today by the uni
versity's department of speech and
drama.
Last season he was a member of
the university's professional
troupe, Players Incorporated, dur
ing their national tour and their
six-week circuit of military bases
in Japan and Korea.
Cast of the Shaw play, which
opens a two-week run January 80,
has not yet been released. Mail or
ders may be sent to the Catholic
University Theatre.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22
Mayor Weddle ProcIaims
". F. w. Week i'm Rockville

Mayor Weddle issued a procla-
nation last week urging all citi-
zens to join in observing National
V. F. W. Week, sponsored by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, January
1881.
In his proclamation, Mayor
Weddle praised the VFW for its
patriotic and unselfish contribu-
tions to national and community
welfare" Also, he paid tribute to
the VFW and its Ladies Auxiliary
for services rendered in behalf of
all disabled veterans and their
dependents.
This official recognition of the
WV, soon to celebrate the 54th
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22

Foreign Wars and its Ladies Aux
iliary direct their efforts constantly
and that is the underlying pur-
pose of National VFW Week, jan
uary 25-31."
The officers of the Rockville
post are: Kermit l.. Weaver, Post
Commander; Richard E. Davis,
Post Adjutant; Frank George,
Quartermaster. Time of meeting:
second and fourth Wednesday in
each month at 8:15 pm. Place:
Residence Of Richard E. Davis,
804 Westmore Avenue, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22
Drew Pearson Elected
To Angus Association

Dew Pearson of Rockville. Mary
land, has been elected TO member
ship in the American Aberdeen
Angus Breeders Association AZ
Chicago, announces Secretary
Frank Richards. Mr.. Pearson was
one of the four purebred Aberdeen
Angus breeders elected from Mary
land during the past month to mem
hership in the organization.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-22

In Hawaii only the climate and
the scenery are native. The. Ha-
waiians themselves are immigrants.
The decks of their double canoes
brought the first domestic animals
and much plant life. The sugar
cane and pineapple grown now
were transplanted from other trop-
ical lands,
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