Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-27
TuinbrOOk
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TlCinbrOOk
Putt, Putti
Pool May Be
Ready by 18th
By Elaine Wojtanowski

Raleigh Sutton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Python of 57O4
Ridgeway Avenue, has joined the
Air Force and will leave for San
Antonio on July /. Raleigh
Whose contemporaries call him
"Willy') graduated this month
from RMTIS, and plans to enter
the Air Force Pharmacy School
after his basic training.
Other Twinbr0ok youngsters
planning a rugged vacation, per-
haps as foretaste Of their own
service stint, are the members
Of Boy Scout Troop 447. Scout
master Barnard, of Ridgeway
Avenue, will lead Is boys on a
70 mile hike along the Appalach-
ian Trial, starting July 6, north
of Frederick. They will travel as
far south in the ensuing seven
days as their packs carrying
food and bedding on their backs)
and new hiking boots will allow
them. They will also carry soap
and towels! and they will NOT
carry: axes, pocket money, candy,
yo-yos or FLINT, steel or pioneer
fire starters"
Obviously, there'll be do dow
ding on this jaunt. When Troop
447 says hike" they mean
"HIKE."
The cement mixer, putt, putt,
putt" and the men returned to
work this week so the East side
of the swimming pool should be
in disable condition by this week
end or at least in time for the
festivities on the 4th. A commit.
tee has been appointed but the
plans for celebrating next Thurs
day are not quite complete, but a
gay time will be had at the pool
until evening CHATS Yankee eve.
ning-6 p. NO.
When Twinbrook will pack up
its picnic supper and repair en-
masse to the Rockville Civic Cen.
ter (Glen View Mansion on Nor
beck Road for an old fashioned
4th.
The $500 per family admission
charge will pay for the fireworks
display which will take place at
shutdown and for soft drinks to go
with your picnic supper.
The affair is being sponsored
by the Democratic Party, but the
incendiaries are non-partisan, so
you'll come. I'm case of rain:
Next night--same time, same
place)
Twinbrook was well represent
ed in the annual dance recital of
Mrs. Wilma Toye Papsidero at
Richard Montgomery Auditorium
last Saturday night, where an
able job of lighting and an ex-
travagant display of costumes
turned the routine dances into a
spectacular.
The youngsters were accompa.
MED by Ronald and Vernon Cole.
man and Bill Woodend on the
piano, accordian and bass. The
theme of the program was on a
monthly basis with Winter won.
derland, Valentines, St. Patrick's
Day, ETC., serving as inspiration.
1--WE couldn't decide if the very
small colleens were Ord genera.
ton Irish or If the Irish washer
woman had got herself a Rendix,
but the number had the distinc.
ton of being led by the only male
with the courage to go :. Louis
Jarvis.)
The costumes were either or
dered directly from Associated
Fabrics in New York or the pat
tern and material wera ordered
and made up by the devoted
mothers, The results on stage
were quite rewarding, but off
stage slightly hectic as sew
eral Of the costumes did not ar
rive IN time.
The Blue Grass Skirt (NavN
Blue grass, yet for aKthy John
on was delayed in the mail anC
her career might have beer
nipped In the bud If Twin