Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
By Susie Kaplan
10. 4-7368

heard from Phil Nachman, former
president of the Wheaton HI
wants Club. He called the othel
night excited over the good thing.
that have been happening to tn,
local Kiwanians.
The Wheaton Kiwanis CluI
was notified that its organization
received the top award in the blue
section for the capitol district O.
the Kiwanis. This local chapter
scored the highest to date for The
achievement done on a commu
nity-wide basis.
They are now in line for the
KiwaniS International award
which embraces Alaska, Hawai-
and the United States. This il
really big honor among the HI
wanians and you can well mag
inc how delighted Phil is to re
port this of his own organization
Nice going, l always say
What's more, I'm sure every
acknowledgements is roofing
for its own group.
Saturday, the Wheaton Kiwanis
Club will be holding charter night
at the Manor Club. Frank Her
bert, governor of the capitol dis
trict, will he the guest speaker
Charter night club awards viii
be given to past presidents. They
are, Bill Romack, Steve Cassola
Carl Eby, Jack Amatucci, anC
Phil Nachman. A special awart
will be given to Carl Eby as past
lieutenant governor of the capito
district.
Steven and Lena Cassola an
Carl and Betty Eby are going az
delegates to the Kiwanis Interna
tional convention that is to be
held in San Francisco in June.
Incidentally, the Wheaton ri
wants raised close to $2700 selling
Xmas trees. The money is al
ready being used to finish the
Wheaton Kiwanis boys camp site
Just remember, any group
boys in the area wishing to us
the camp site can write to When
ton Kiwanis, Wheaton Post OF
flee, Wheaton, for information.
1t is free to any boys who arr
properly supervised in the area
Fishing, camping and eventually
swimming will be available to tho
local boys.
This has been a tremendous un
dertaking by the Kiwanians an
for two summers the camp has
been in constant use. Imagine
what crowds they'll have wher
the swimming pool is completed
My hat is off to all of the mel
who have contributed so much o.
their time and energy to this
project.
Spotlight Review'-this is the
show that the Kensington-Whea
ton Jaycees sponsors every year
1t will be held in May and at
present Chuck Teulle is looking
for local talent.
If you dance, sing, play any in.
strument, piano and or do any
acts that Chuck might be inter
ested in, be sure to call him at
VIII. 6-8140. If for any reason
you can't reach Mr.. Teulle, try
calling Lee Hulett, 10. 4-6515.
Once again a few dedicated
mothers who are interested in
raising money to buy uniforms
for the Wheaton High band, or.
chestra and choral group, spent
days at the high school participat.
ing in the magazine drive.
This time, $500 was reported
unofficially. / think they raised
a good bit of money. But it does
take a good deal of time and pa
tience to stay with a project of
this sort.
Mrs. Green, Mrs. Kyle and Mrs.
Kahn took turns for two weeks
helping the high school students
who were out selling magazine
subscriptions like crazy. But they
kept at it, and the end result will
net in those uniforms the kids so
desperately need.
The next meeting of the Ken
sington-Wheaton Democratic Club
will be held next Thursday at the
Wheaton Recreation Center. This
is must meeting for all Demo
Gratis in the area. Candidates for
all offices will be on hand John
Foley and Grahame Walker who
are running for Congress will be
the main speakers.
This is your opportunity to
meet and question the candidates
before the May Z primary. Don't
waste your vote. If you vote in
the general election but not in the
primaries, you are not making
the most of your voting privilege
The primaries are your opportu.
nifty to select the best candidates
to represent YOU in your govern.