Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13

Club Editor, Irene Gershon; Copy
Editor, Harold Slate.
The Reporters who will be COW
ering events of the school are
Diane Kanak, Jessie Robey, Joyce
Oliveri, Eileen Kenna, Ross Hol-
land, Beverly Graham, Jackie
Abuse, Juanita Cook, Regina
Richards, Jean Sickle, Charles
Travis and Laura Hasslocker.
Their advisor is Mrs. Jacque B.
Tyoe.
The Staff of the Scarlet Lance
Yearbook for Wheaton High
was also listed.
Those who will be contributing
for the year will be: Editor-in
Chief, Mac McConnaughy; Assist
ant Editor, Jay Glerum; Business
Editor Shirley Long; Assistant
Business Editor, Nancy Nettle-
ton; Photo Editor, Norma Hen
ley; Art Editor, Alice Wicken-
heiser; Assistant Art Editor,
Janet Matheson; Club Editor,
Sheila Murray, Betty Clark;
Circulation Manager, Publicity
Manager, Girl and Boy Sports
Editors have not been picked as
yet.
Mrs. Jacque T. Tyoe is their
advisor.
The Glenmont Hills Citizens AS
ISOLATION have sent a letter to
Sidney M. Oliver, Vice Chairman
of the Maryland National Park
and Planning Commission, telling.
him that the playground area of
the Glenmont Recreation Center
is seriously eroded in several
places.
All citizens associations con-
nected with the Glenmont Recrea-
ton center should follow suit.
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Bill Thompson, President of the
Glenmont Hill Citizens AsSocia-
ton, listed the following to serve
as committee chairmen for the
coming year. Mrs. Harriet My
ers, Hospitality; Andrew c. Good
hope, delegate to the Allied Civic
group; P. Richard Boyden, Mem
bership; Robert F. Ruane, Co.
Chairman. membership; John H.
Could Public Utilities committee;
and Hatsumi Yamada, Kensington
Fire Area committee.
You know that everyone
around here always say-"If
there is a good idea in the air,
a Wheatonite will think of it
first" Just such an idea has
come to Mrs. Leona Kahn who is
starting a Suburban Ticket Serv-
ice, for those SuburbaniteS who
don't have time to either write or
stand in line for tickets to the
theater, concerts, ballet, chill
dren's shows, etc. For a slight
service charge she will be glad to
help you obtain tickets to what
ever is available in town. If you
have any difficulty reaching her
at 10 4-7259, please contact me
and l will see what can be done.
One more chalk mark for
Wheaton.
The membership committee of
the American Legion Auxiliary of
Wheaton, Rock Creek Unit 268, is
holding a membership drive dur
ing the month of October and
plans on having an Initiation
Party for all new members on
Saturday afternoon, November &c
at Parklawn Mansion, 1850 Rock
vile Pike, Rockville, Maryland.
This is a civilian organization
of women who are the wives,
mothers, daughters or sisters of
members of the American Legion,
or women who have served in the
armed forces. Its purpose is to
promote child welfare, rehabilita-
ton of veterans, community serv-
ice, Americanism in the schools
and to aid the American Legion
in its activities.
The next monthly meeting will
take place at $50 pm. October 10
at the cabin in the Wheaton Rec
reation Center. Charles Towers,
representing the "Sky Watchers"
of Montgomery County Civil De-
Tense, will speak. Anyone in
tereSted, please call Constance
Tive, membership chairman,
Lo 1924 for further information.
Red Cross to Offer
Advanced First Aid