Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10
By Elaine WOjtanOwski
GA. 4-8898

Elementary School, the PTA Fair
will be held from 10 (tenD a. m
to p. m. lin the cool of the eve.
ning). The PTA movie Ca docu.
mentary) and cartoon carnival
will dominate the silver screen
all day long.
The bake table, goldfish toss,
white elephant sale, handicraft
and mystery package booth will
provide diversion between the
special events. The balloon
launching, the fire-engine ride
lone to five only and the shows
by professional magician at l
and at 2:30.
Other current activities for the
small fry are reflected in the re-
ports of the cub meetings for
the month. Pack 483 welcomed
four new bobcats at it's last meet
ing: Stephen Briganti, Richard
Kuhn, Jr., Richard Hewitt and
Andrew Remission. Michael ORA
ger, who is wolf Chats his
rank, not his inclination) also
joined the pack as a transfer
from Galveston, Tex.
Frank Wilson, Brian Freeman
and Billy Redkey won their Bear
badges and Bobby Cowell, Ricky
Day and Billy Graham achieved
the status of Lions. Bill Barley,
Kern Wore and Mike Buchanan
were presented with their Webe-
los badges and promoted to scout
status their carefree youth
thus ended.
The honor flag went to Den
Three, the award for best skit to
Den Four and for best display to
Den Nine.
Pack 762 initiated six bobcats
at its, monthly meeting, Stephen
Shaw, Patrick Kerns, James Weis-
ner, Andrew Meteor, Calvin
Brady and Steven Horton. Billy
Hoyt achieved Wolf status and
Stephen Waldstein and Gerald
Diddle were awarded their Bear
badges. Den 10 won the Cubic
for best parental attendance.
Mrs. Ruby Carroll of New
York is visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
Lord of ArdenneS, and Just
around the corner Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Prestemon are entertain
ing Betty's grandmother, Mrs.
Carl Illstrup of Minneapolis. Both
visitors are on their way home
from the winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Firor have
been entertaining his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Scott and their three chill
dren, Rebecca, David and Donald.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph (Buck)
Wagner enjoyed a weekend in
New York while Mary's mother
entertained the children at home.
Mrs. Lillian Kemelhor has return
ed to New York after a five-week
visit with her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Goldberg Of Crawford Drive.
TWinbrook's cooperative dance
group Ian off-shoot of the PTA
group which had to be discontinue
ed because of lack of space in
the school is going strong over
at Vaughn's basement Saturday
mornings now, as it swings into
final preparations for the recital
to be given at the County Build
ing Auditorium on June 9.
Each class will present its own
ballet. This will be an exercise
in choreography as we'll as a de-
monstration of their mastery of
the classic steps and patterns.
There will be tap dances by the
various groups as well.
AS the Rockcrest area continu-
es to grow it appears able to
support Homennakers Club of
its own. Women who are inter-
ested are invited to call Mrs.
Nancy Gardner (GA. 4-8767) or
Mrs. Lillian Goldberg (GA. d.
8278).
An indication that Rockcrest is
ready" for this undertaking is
the change in formal of the
monthly meeting of the Rock
crest Sitters Club, which now
plans a program for the evening
to follow the regular business dis
cussions their cooperative effort
entails.
If you missed THE Silver Wits
tie" presented by the Rockville
Little Theatre last week, you
shouldn't have. But you will have
a second chance this Friday or
Saturday when the group will
give a repeat performance for
the benefit of the West Rockville