Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Will Offer 10
Classes; Fee
Is Set at S.
By Susie Kaplan,
10, 4-7368

registration Tor the evening
adult education program will be
at Wheaton High on Wednesday,
Oct. II, from 8 to $3.50 p. m
Subjects to be offered are: art,
clothing construction, conversa-
ton Spanish (beginning), blue
print (reading and drafting),
home landscaping, health and
physical education for men, short
hand, tipping, woodwork, and bus
mess English.
The adult education program is
open to all persons 16 years of
age or over who are not regularly
attending a day school program
below the college level.
A registration fee of S. will
be charged for each course. The
program will be in operation from
October through Apr. Is.
There will be day time courses
offered at the Wheaton Recrea-
ton Center for those who can
make it.
The program for the day time
is as follows:
Clothing construction, $50 a. m.
to 1890 pm. on Tuesday, Oct
IL; clothing construction, tailor
ing, $3.50 a. m. to 1890 p. MI
3 p. m. Wednesday; clothing con-
struction, beginning, $50 a. m.
to 1890 p. m on Friday, Oct. 7;
millinery, $3.50 a. m. to 1890
p. m; Monday, Oct. 10; rug max
ing 10 a. m. to p. M, Thursday,
Oct 6.
That was a wonderful thing
that Michael and Tony Del Balzo,
and Rick Moorehead did the 9TH
er evening when they canvassed
the neighborhood and collected
$2129 for cerebral palsy. The
kids were quite proud of them.
selves, and rightly so. Congrats
from all of us.
The Observation-Disclosures Dem
ocratic Club meeting will be held
Thursday, Oct. 10, at the Wheaton
Recreation Center. Phil Perlman,
former u. S. Solicitor General will
be the principal speaker. This
is the meeting that was postpon-
ed because of the threatened hur-
ricane. All interested Democrats
In the area are invited to attend
Robert Burkart, President of
the Pleasant View PTA announc-
ed his committee chairman for
the coming year. They are:
maggie" Toussaint, Secretary;
Paul A. Toussaint, bldg. and
grounds; Marilyn Outright, hos
pitality; Ramona tombstone, caf-
eteria; Dimmie Wilks, health;
Helen Burkart, program; Anne
Waller, treasurer; Lillian Strouse,
membership; Lillian M. Hayden,
room mothers; Ruth Ferguson,
library; Emadean Shepherd, pub
hcity; and Walter II. Schiller, leg
islative.
From all reports the Christmas
decorations that the Wheaton
Chamber of Commerce are plan.
ming for the Wheaton area will
be something to look forward to.
They have gone all out this year
to hire the Hargrove Display
Company. Where possible there
will be conformity of decorations
for the entire area.
= Glenmont Junior High Cir
Scouts Denise Chrapaty, Merrily
Cliff, and Susan Lebovit are en-
thusiastic about their primitive
camping experience.
These three qualified campers
were invited by Girl Scout TROOP
1S9 of Rockville led by Mrs. Clar
ence r. Streeter to attend the
Junior and Senior High encamp
ment for Girls of d. c. and Mont
gomery County from September
30 to October 2 at the Mason Hav
Hand Farm in Sandy Spring.
Mrs. Chrapaty, who keeps m,
posted on all of the Glenmon
Girl Scout news, did say that the
girls haven't stopped talking o.
the wonderful time they had.
She also added, that with two
children on double shifts, one al
the High School and the othel
attending Weller Road, her entire
home schedule had changed. 1
just isn't the same for the III
grader she feels who misses ou
of being in school all day. Any
further comments from readers
VIII ne appreciated.
All Of you members Of Tho
Glenmont Hills Citizens Associa
ton are invited to the next meet
ing which will be held Tuesday
Oct. II, 8 p. m. at the Glenmont
Recreation Center. Commission
er Willard Morris of the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
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