Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

ed that can be picked up at the
Coop.
When the receipts are totaled,
the first SO must go towards a
share of stock before airy cash
can be given by the Coop.
January % was the last dry
of receipts TO be used for this
years patronage refund.
There will be a very interest.
ing meeting to be held by the
Glenmont and Vicinity Citizens
Association at Glenmont School
on February ID, 8 pm.
Willard Morris, of the Wash.
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission; Arthur Stellhorn IF the
Park and Planning Commission;
and Thomas Oyster, surveyor and
consulting engineer, will discuss
the future development Of the
east side of Georgia Avenue.
This is Of prime importance
to all residents CT the area and
those who are particularly intet-
ested in commercial development,
more school sites, sewers. etc.
should make ii a date.
More citizens associations arc
becoming interested in topics
that concern all of us, rather
than just the local sidewalk prob
lens.
Just a reminder of the big
meeting planned by the Home
wood Citizens Association being
held on Monday at $3.50 p. m. on
Forum on Upper County Zoning
proposals"
There will be a Countrywide
discussion on matter concerning
the entire County.
Panel includes Irving c. Root,
author Of the Root Plan" and
consultant to the Upper County
Planning Commission; Charles
Jamison, member of the County
Council; Arthur Kelsey, president
of the County Planning Associa-
ton; Don Lamborne, director, Up
per County Landowners Associa-
ton.
All civic groups are urged to
send representatives.
The Wheaton Hills Homemak-
ers Club held its annual election
of officers last month.
The officers who will lead the
group for the coming year are:
Mrs. Helen Burkart, president;
Mrs. Kathryn Riddell, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Rachel Mears, secre-
tary; Mrs. Vivian Buckler treas
urer; and Mrs. Charlotte Damn,
corresponding secretary.
The Pleasantview-Triangle Cit
liens Association had quite a
turnout last Wednesday, the night
of that sleet and rain. Vic Leis-
ner, president of the Wheaton
Chamber of Commerce was the
guest speaker.
The association agreed to enlist
the aid of the Inter-Club Council
as to what type of building they
think would best serve the needs
of this area that is to be built on
the North Kensington recreation
site.
They would like to have as
much support as possible for
their ideas to present to the
Maryland National Park and Plan.
ming Commission at budget time
The Countrywide Round Up for
the leadership training course
that is sponsored by the Mont
gomery County Recreation Center
for the leaders of the various
teen clubs was held recently at
the Glenbrook Country Club.
Those of the Glenmont Junior
Teen Group who attended were;
Mike De Simone, president, Don
ma De Simone, Jack Larman and
Connie Herbert.
The senior group was also rep
resented. Bill Roberts, president
and Rose Pollock, secretary-trea
surer, were on hand to learn more
about parliamentary procedures
1t is an all-day conference thai
is held to teach the teeners who
lead the various group better
group techniques, how to parti
cipate in group discussions, etc
This will be a yearly event be
cause of the response of tn,
youngsters. The feeling of tn,
Recreation Department was tina
this is an effective method o