Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02
Kensington Board Okays
$l34,389 Fund i'm Peaceful
Session with Few Protests

just because I'm not devoting
more space to the school cuts,
that interest has slackened.
can only repeat what 1 said last
week to the many who keep call
ing as to what they can do.
just can't get over it. I only hope
our elected officials hear as many
complaints as I do. Better pre-
pare them for this swelling tide
of protest to the County Mana
gers cuts.
The Wheaton u. N. Commit
tees big family picnic to cele-
brate the adoption of Choo Peck
Soon, II year old Korean War
Orphan, is being held this Sun
day, June at the Glenmont Re-
creation Center Is p. m.
A troupe of tumblers with Jug
Cling, hand balancing and tramp
oline acts led by Mr.. Charles T.
Bolgiano of Leland Junior High
will be the featured entertain
ment.
FREE CANDY AND CHEW.
ING GUM, courtesy of the Whea-
ton Coop and free balloons DON
ated by the Wheaton Peoples
Drug Store will be given to all
children attending the picnic.
All Merry GO-Round Rides and
Competitive games will also be
free to children holding admission
tickets. Won't the kids have a
grand time?
The tickets are only 25 cents
each or so for a whole family.
They will be on sale Saturday at
the Wheaton Coop and the SUI
burban Trust Co.
Should you miss either location,
tickets will be sold at the Glen
mont Recreation Center.
Regardless of the weather, the
picnic is on" so said Mrs. Anne
Hogben, chairman of the u. N.
Committee.
Make it a date. It's a worthy
cause-and Choo Peck Soon will
be most grateful.
AT its last regular meeting of
the Glenmont Hills Association
the following officers were elect
ed for the coming year.
President, William r. Thomp-
son; Vice President, John R. Her,
ron; Secretary, Mrs. Lora Hart
man; Treasurer, Mrs. Catherine
Borden; Sergeant:At-Arms, Hat
sunni Yamada.
Directors at Large: William P.
Sullivan, c. Aubrey Founder, and
Ted Walsh.
OF course my personal thanks
to Jack Hamblin for keeping me
Informed of the Associations ac-
tivities this past year. I'm look
ing forward to meeting, Mr..
Thompson.
A good year for all of you.
Glenmont's Several Girl Scout
Troops met for their Court of
Awards Ceremony, June l, 1855
at 1870 p. m. at the Glenmont
Recreation Center. At this sig
nificant occasion badges of rank
proficiency badges and member
ship pins were awarded to the
Scouts Of intermediate Troops 9,
121, 81, 464, 555, TAG and Junior
High Troop 765.
The Glenmont Neighborhood is
proud of its first First Class
Scouts" Mary Anterior, Betty
Borden, Denise Chrapaty, Merrily
Gift, Rose Ellen Hanna, Lana
Kenestrick, Vicllie McClelland,
Doris Newman, Mary Lou I'm
glesbee, all of intermediate Troop
81. Awarding of their first
Class badges will be an occasion
climaxing the recognition of their
skills and services.
Still one more first for Glen
mont will be the graduating to
the rank of Senior Girl Scout
tor Paula Betters, Ronnie Klenke
ana Charlotte Owens. Program
arrangements were made by
special Court of Awards Commit
tee composed of one adult rep.
resentative from each Troop.
i i
Harry Slye, Jr. is the new pres.
dent of Wheaton High PTA. 9th.
ers elected were: Leo Riddell,
Vice President; Mrs. Onofy, re.