Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18
BY Elaine WOjtanOwski
Telephone Garden 4-8898
A voice in the darkness,

A voice i'm the darkness, a
knock at the door, and word
that shall echo forever! g. No
quorum" Where but Twinbrook
could a pool membership meeting
provide the drama and excitement
of men speeding through the city,
rousing their neighbors from bed
and rallying them to the cause -.
of validating the absentee ballots.
The results of the ballots thus
allowed is necessarily anticli-
matte. but for the stay-athomes
the proposal to decrease the size
of the board of directors was APP
proved Overwhelmingly 1885 to
80. The proposed increase in
memberships was defeated by 81
votes (274 in favor, 1877 opposed),
and the third proposal, giving the
board the power to approve or
disapprove all new members was
carried by II votes 1917 for, 70
againsD.
| Members newly elected to the
board at this meeting were
George Dickson, Dick Irwin, Doug
Southall, and AL Stoughton. 1t
was announced that the arbitra-
ton on the diving well has been
shelved for the time being and
the Health Department has OK'd
the delay in paving the apron in
that area until some settlement is
made. Members were urged to
get their dues in promptly and
proposal was made to allow mem
bers TO bring guests from the
neighborhood
In the relatively cool and peace
full evening of the following Mon
day the Park-Forest Swimming
Club had its first membership
meeting and elected a seven-man
board of directors. Robert Bon
ham, Robert Andrews, Leon Kin
gerry, Edward Hit, Robert Fell,
David Rosoff ana Vance Oyama
will guide Park-Forest through
its first yearw. The bylaws were
accepted as presented at this
meeting and bids for the con-
struction of the pool are expected
to go out this week.
The target date for swimming
is August l with the contract ex-
pected to be let May l. Member
ships still available at this writ
ing may be had for 5000 Poten-
tial swimmers are reminded that
August will come, this weeks
snowsuits and sinus notwith.
standing.
Due to circumstances beyond
our control 1--WE have no money!
the plans for an Egg hunt and
Easter parade this weekend have
had to be cancelled. The TEA has
not yet recovered from the picnic
last August financially and so
must forego any unnecessary ex-
pense for the time being. How
ever j.. they have a money max
ing opportunity this month which
promises to be fun for everybody
and profitable for the Citizens AS.
ISOLATION as well as for the Little
Theatre. Get your tickets for the
Seven Year Itch" from George
Miller Garden 4.9404). The play
will be presented at the Olney on
May } friday and May A (Sat-
urday).
Next Wednesday ut the Tea
meeting stirring saga will be
presented in color, with sound,
featuring local actors and actress
es. Don't miss the climax of this
collosal production in which no
expense was spared. See the
McQueeney's house go up in
smoke and stay on for the rest
of the meeting and see what en-.
tertainment the city-at-large pro-
vides in contrast to Twinbrook's
unique diversion. Mr.. MARYLAND
our city manager, will outline the
program for the use of the new
Civic Center, the Glenview Man.
sion and its surrounding acres.