Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-20
Director GustafsOn
Announces Full 9 to 5
Playground Program

A varied program of Sum-
Imer activities for school age
children will begin on Monday,
June "a, when the Montgom-
cry County Department of
Recreation under the direc-
ton of Forest Gustafson
opens its supervised play
ground program at fifty two loca,
tons.
Children who will be entering
school for the first time in Sep
TENDER will be eligible for enroll
ment during the 9 weeks. Ac-
tivities will be conducted between
the houres of 900 am. and 500
pm, Monday through Friday.
A wide variety of activities will
be offered to all participants.
The younger children may join
groups in arts and crafts, ring
I games, music, dramatics, free play
etc. The older children may enjoy
arts and crafts, woodwork, soft
ball, baseball, swimming, golf,
stennis and other athletic activi-
tiles. A child may participate in
the program to the extent that he
and his parents deem desirable.
Il Special events highlight the
program on all of the play CEN
tiers throughout the season, the
majority of these being held dur.
ling the day. A child may leave
the site of the program at any
time and return for a later ac-
stivity. Playground leaders should
sbe contacted for information re-
sgarding the scheduled time of
daily or weekly events. Lunch
may be brought to the center and
Ia staff person will be on duty dur
ling the lunch period.
4 Parents and interested commu-
nifty persons are invited to volun-
.teer their services to the staff for
the enrichment of the center's
program.
Children, 8 to II years of age,
Inclusive, who have parents per-
mission, will be transported once
a week to swimming pool in
Montgomery County.
Registration forms have been
distributed through the schools.
However, in the event that regis
ftration forms have not been re-
sceived, participants may enroll at
the individual centers during the
initial week of the program.
The following centers will be in
operation:
l. Alta Vista Elementary School, Beech
Ave, Bethesda, / to 5 pm.
2. Bethesda Chevy Chase Recreation Cen
ter, 400 Norwood Dr., Bethesda.
3. Bethesda Elementary School, Wilson
Lane and Arlington Blvd, Bethesda.
4. Bradley Elementary School, Madison
and Hampstead Streets, Bethesda, am.
to II noon.
5. Broadacres Elementary School, North
west Park Silver Spring.
6. Brookmont Recreation Center, Broad
Street, Brookmont, 8 am. to II noon.
T. Brookview Elementary School, Oak
view Dr.. Silver Spring, 9 am. to IL noon.
8. Cabin John Recreation Center Mac
Arthur Blvd, Cabin John.
8. Capitol ViewHomewood Recreation
Center. Edgewood Road and Grant Ave,
Kensington.
10. ColesvilIe Recreation Center, Coles
vile Rd.. adjacent TO Colesville School.
IL. East Silver Spring Elementary School,
Silver Spring Ave, between Schroeder and
H. Falkland Elemntary School, Falkland
13 Forest Grove Elementary School,
9805 Danerson Dr., Silver Spring.
A. Garrett Park Recreation Center, Ok
ford St, adjacent TO Garrett Park Ele-
mentary School.
15 Glen Haven Elementary School, In
wood Avenue Silver Spring.
16- Glenmont Elementary School, Georgia
Avenue Silver Spring.
IT. Clenmont-Conn. Avenue Recreation
Center, Randolph and Bluhill Rds., Silver
Spring.
49, Grosvenor Elementary School, Gros-
venor Lane and Dickens Ave, Bethesda.
49, Harmony Hills Elementary School,
Lydia Street, Silver Spring.
90 Heffner Park, Takoma Park.
n Hillandale Recreation Center. New
Hampshire Ave. adjacent to Firehouse'
Hfllandale.
% Kensington Elementary School, War
ner and Derrick Streets, Kensington.
3D. Kensington Recreation Center, Kens-
0oL1oIo Whonoc