Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-24

hours for swimming classes.
After considerable questioning
and comment, Robert Saloschin
of Atlantic Avenue agreed to ac-
cept an appointment as tenn
porary chairman of a new TO-
man kickoff committee to get
the drive under way imme-
diately.
1t was suggested that the COM
mittee be composed Of two en-
gineers, two lawyers and two
accountants, plus several in
terested laymen.
Mr.. Saloschin expects to call
an official meeting of his COM
mite within a week and hopes
to come up with a definite pros
pectus which will be submitted
to association members in order
that they may know exactly
what the situation will be.
Other highlights of the meet
ing included the reading of two,
resolutions passed by the eXecu-
tive committee at their last
meeting. The first suggested to
the State Roads Commission
that a rush-hour traffic light be
installed at the intersection of
Halpine Road and Route 240 to
correct a dangerous condition
caused by the opening of Arden
mes Avenue. The second brought
to the attention of Hot Shoppes,
Inc. the fact that a family res
taurant would be a great addi-
ton to the Rockville area.
Robert Saloschin reported that
investigation revealed there is
little need for concern about the
proposed "suburbanite tax" on
Maryland residents working in
the District. La st months
motion to protest this proposed
tax was tabled and if a future
need arises.
1t was announced that George
Downs of Bradley Avenue had
accepted the craftsmanship of the
traffic committee.
An expert demonstration on
overlooking circuits in the home
was presented by Tommy Curl
ing, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Curling of Ardennes Avenue.
Tommy recently won a scholar
ship to All Week at the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Twenty All boys and girls col
lected over $100 for the Heart
Fund drive on Sunday, Feb. 20,
from the residents of TWinbrook
and Rockcrest, with Billy Lin
kow of Denfield Road high
solicitor. Mrs. Irving Linkow,
senior 4-H leader, was in charge
of the effort, assisted by Mrs.
Raymond 500 and Mrs. Malcolm
, Morse.
Twinbrook Girl Scouts parti-
cipated in the Feb. 80 Juliette
Low World Friendship Party by
attending ceremonies held in
Wheaton High School conducted
by the Girl Scouts Association
of Upper Montgomery County.
Troop 189, under the leadership
of Mrs. Dale Hunt, led the flag
ceremony and retiring of the
colors. Troop %, guided by Mrs.
Norman Dulin, presented a skit
entitled "Woonykoony".
Twelve girls from Troop 1879
: enjoyed an overnight outing at
Wheaton Recreation Center on
Feb. 1S. The evening was spent
around a campfire presenting
mock impromptu television skits
and singing songs. Mrs. Dale
Hunt and Mrs. Clarence Streeter
chaperoned the affair.
Mike Croft, III son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Croft of LeMay
Road, will appear on the Black
Phantom television program as
the result of entering a winning
letter on craftsmanship in the
Phantom's Golden Gloves Tour
nament contest.
| At an elaborate buffet supper
party in the Silver Spring chap
ter house on Briggs Clancy
Road, Mrs. Raymond Fisk of
Wainwright Avenue was install
led on Feb. 10 as president OF
the Sligo chapter of the Isaac
! Walton League of America
Mrs. Carl Burrows of Vain
wright Avenue is a member OF
the board of directors. Also at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wilson, Sr.
This writer is willing to go out
on a limb and bet that no single
reporter has spent more time
endeavoring to get definite infor
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