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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
"Car0usel" Introduces CinemaScope 5 To Nome Moviegoers

"Carousel', to be shown at Nomerama Sunday and Monday, is considered one of the finest musical collaborations of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hanmerstein and Twentieth Century-Fox has invested it with a lavish produc- tion. A large cast of singing artists with Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones starring in the prin- cipal roles was assembled and taken to Maine where a greater part of the picture was filmed. Cameron Mitchell, Barbara Ruick, Claramae Turner, Robert Rounse- vile and Gene Lockehart will be seen in the chief supporting roles and a dance troupe of 40 was transported from Cali fornia to Maine. There they per- formed an elaborate dance num- Der to the tune "June Is Bustin' Out All Over" It was the first time in motion picture history that such a dance had been at tempted on location. Usually dances staged on such a large scale are filmed on sound stages in Hollywood.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
IN DISTRICT COURT

The government rested it's case today in the case of against Steve Salinas who is charged with arson.
 One of the main witnesses yes terday was E. J. Harkabus, ar son investigator for large group of insurance companies.
 Several witnesses are expected to be called for the defense starting today.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Peter Curran And Molly Takak Are Married Saturday

Following the sing service at the Covenant Church last Sat urday evening Pete Curran Jr. and Mollie Tatak were married by Rev. R. Amundson.
 They were attended by Martin Olson and Lydia Bell They will make their home in Solomon later in the spring.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
PTA Meeting Scheduled For Tuesday Postponed Until Thursday

PTA regularly scheduled for the last Tuesday of the month which would be next Tuesday has been postponed until Thursday May first due to the fact that the University of Alaska play Born Yesterday" will be given on Tuesday.
 A fine program has been planned and all PTA members and potential members are urged to save the date as the new of ficers will take over at that time and committee heads will be named.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25

The Public Health Nurse an- nounces that there will be no well baby clinic on Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25

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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

"My twins" writes B. H., of Sill
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

CHROME LINED
OVEN. Cleaning
chrome lining re.
fleets the heat.
heats faster, more
uniformly. Ac.
claimed by Iap-
pan users.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Vitro Develops
New Torpedo

A new underwater weapon
system that employs a wire
guided torpedo designated the
Mark 80 has been developed for
the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance
by Vitro Laboratories, Silver
Spring, according to joint Navy
Vitro announcement.
The Mark 80 resembles a con-
ventional torpedo, but is actually
an underwater guided missile
capable of tracking and destroy
ing its target despite counter
measures and evasive action. The
weapon is connected to its launch
ing vessel by wire that is paid
out, spider-like, from the torpedo
as it drives through the water.
Operators aboard the launching
vessel send electrical signals
over the wire to guide the tor
pedo to a kill"
The range OF this new under
water weapon was not disclosed.
The wire technology, torpedo,
and director were developed into
a weapon system by Vitro Lab
oratories, a division of Vitro
Corporation of America. The di-
rectors were manufactured by
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Teacher Talks
Child Can Read;
Mother is Worried

Dear Miss McMillan: My child
is in the fourth grade and just
doesn't seem to be able to read.
What shall 1 do? - Troubled
Mother, POOlesviIle.
Dear Troubled Mother: How
great is your child's reading prob
lem? How far below his grade
level is he reading? Has he had
mental maturity tests and achieve
ment tests at school? Is his vi
sion and hearing normal? Does
he have good work habits and
good habits with living with
other children? Does he get suf-
ficient sleep? You should have
a conference with the teacher.
These are some of the questions
you may wish to ask and discuss.
You will especially want to know
what you in the home can do to
help. Discover the cause and
work with the school to help
your child reach his maximum
ability.
"My twins" writes b. H., of Sill
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

yer Spring, ''have been placed in
different rooms in fourth grade.
This is the first time they have
ever been separated as they have
been in the same room since they
started kindergarten. We have
always wanted to keep them to-
gether. What do you think, Miss
McNIillan?"
Dear B. H.: Helping your twins
to become Independent individuals
is most important for their best
growth and development. By be-
ing placed in different classrooms
they will have much to share
with each other at home. They
will be in a position to make in
dividual friends and more
friends - and thus have more
opportunities to develop as indi-
viduals.. / believe that later you
will be glad for this separation
in school and will recognize the
advantages each child has In
growing toward more secure
maturity.
Dear Miss Mcmillan: My daugh-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
S SENTINEL coTTqqaisns coTTqQl MD.
Thursday. October Is. IS5s-C3

ter sits next to boy who talks
continuously. This interferes with
her grades and makes her nerv.
Gus. Should i go to see her teach
er?-Mrs. T. p. ", Chevy Chase.
Dear Mrs. T. P. w.: Sometimes
one child will deliberately disturb
another as long as he knows he
can. When he finds he isn't sue
ceeding he will stop. Give your
daughter suggestions for meet
ing the problem along this line.
Has she tried earnestly to ignore
the nuisance and not show any
feelings of annoyance? If your
child has tried all possible ways
of meeting the situation you or
she knows and the disturbance
still goes on, it would be well to
talk it over with their teacher.
Getting good grades is important.
Getting along with others is, too.
Please mail your queries (nO
phone calls, please) to me:
Margaret Mcmillan
Montgomery County
Sentinel-RocIviIle, Md.
Please keep your questions
brief. One to q card, or letter.
Remember, your name will not
be used, only initials.
Let's hear from you!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
20 Miles Long
Potomac Water Line
To Be Started Soon

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission will
press for early acquisition of
rights of way across rs pieces
of property which lie along a
20-mile pipeline corridor be-
tween he Commissions
Watts Branch filtration plant
and its three, 23-million-gal-
Ion water tanks in Wheaton.
A spokesman for the Commits
sion last week said the utility
will not waste any time" or
"allow acquisition proceedings to
draw out" in acquiring 50-feet
right of way in practically a
straight line running northeast
erly from the river to Wheaton.
Concentration on acquiring the
rights of way comes after last
last weeks Circuit Court action
which saw a condemnation jury
award $154, ,401 to heirs to the
35-acre Hellman tract bordering
the C&O Canal. The Commits
sion's $28 million plant will
occupy the tract and draw water
from the river through conduits
under the canal.
The pipeline will cut through
farm land for the most part. 1t
will go between the southern
boundaries of Rockville and the
northern boundaries of Bethesda,
go by Garrett Park and continue
north of Kensington to its
destination.
Acquisition proceedings are
under the direction of B. Hous.
ton McCeney, associate general
counsel for the Sanitary Commits
sion. McCeney is a Democratic
candidate for the County Coun
Gil.
The Commissions agree
ments with landowners will
be that the right of way be
used for "a pipe or pipes"
indicating that additional
pipelines may go into the
right of way in the future.
The Commissions three water
tanks at the Wheaton triangle
the 15-million tank is believed
to be the largest of its type ir
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

the country are now filled
with water from the Patuxent
River. This source will be gradu-
ally lessened in favor of Potomac
water.
Once the Commission pur-
chases right of way, land
owners will not be allowed to
build any permanent struc-
ture over the water lines.
Engineers expect to start con-
struction on the first, $12 million
phase of the filtration plant
some time this year. Total con-
struction by 1860 will cost $28
million.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

Vitro and the torpedoes by Philco
Corporation.
The Bureau of Ordnance recog-
niZed Vitro's achievements in
torpedo and guided missile sys-
TENS by presenting the Silver
Spring Laboratory the Naval
Ordnance Development Award in
1857.
Other complete weapon sys-
TENS for torpedoes, guid e d
missiles and acoustic detection
devices are under development.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Turkey Shoot

The Colesville Lions Club will
hold its annual oyster roast and
turkey shoot October 25 at the
Isaac Walton League club house,
on Briggs-Chaney rd. Tickets for
adults cost $3.50, one dollar for
children 6 to II, and admission
is free for children under 6.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
HOnOred at Emory

Carl A. Smith, of 2202 Nc
Auliffe dr., Rockville, has been
elected hall manager of a mems
residence hall at Emory Univer-
sity, Atlanta, Ga.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

About so important u. S. crops
require pollination by honey bees
or other inserts.
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