Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Rockville
By Koko Wittenburg
Garden 4-7700

parents were honored at a buffet
supper given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pontius at the Civic Cen
ter, on November 8. Nearly 125
guests enjoyed color movies of
the seasons games taken by Mr..
Pontius and also school films
shown by Harry Botsford.
The Pontiuses gave the party as
a special favor to their sons, Bill,
who is co-captain of the varsity
team, and Bob, captain of the
junior varsity. Among the guests
were Principal and Mrs. Joseph
Tarallo, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Moran, Mayor Alex Greene and
his son; George Bragaw, Sentinel
sports editor; DR.. Herman Magan-
zini, team physician, and his
wife; and Chuck Stevens, coach
from Broome Junior High School.
Mothers of the football players
helped serve refreshments.
There was gay celebration OF
the successful three-night pro-
duction of 1.-THE White Sheep of
the Family" Saturday night at
the Clyde Hardins only minutes
after the last props were put
away. The Rockville Little The
ater group shared in community
singing and dancing at cock
tail party with nearly 40 repre-
senting the actors and produc.
tion crew.
Rockville was represented by
city officials last Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday, at the annual
fall meeting of the Maryland
Municipal Leage at Salisbury. At
tending were City Manager Wal
ter A. Scheiber, Mayor Alex
Greene, Director of Public Works
William Colony, Chairman of
Planning Commission Leslie
Able, and Councilmen Joseph c,
Rodgers and John Nj. Rausch.
Our dignitaries secured Rockville
for the 1860 fall meeting of the
Municipal League. At that time
Rockville will be celebrating its
Tooth anniversary of its incOf.
pOration. While at the meeting,
Scheiber served as member OF
the Legislation and Resolutions
Committee. The Municipa a
League embraces all cities and
towns of Maryland.
Wives of the Rockville Civitan
Club met last night at the Sid
Fishman's home to discuss the
formation of a Civinette Club
Two past presidents of the Civi
nette Club in Westminster were
special guests of the group. Joe
Mersinger cf t.-c lcccl Civilians
is chairman of the possible off
spring OF the mems club.
The Sam Ioungs of Anderson
ave. were visited by son William
Young of Seattle, Wash, over
the weekend, while he was on a
business trip in New York City.
NJ. w. Bradshaw of 402 W.
Montgomery ave. was visited this
weekend by his daughter Ann
Wick, who attends the Samuel
Ready School in Baltimore and
his son, Dickie, student at the
University of Maryland.
Mrs. Grace Ankey of Ander,
son ave. has returned home from
a weeks stay at the Suburban
Hospital, where she underwent
a foot operation.
Mrs. A. L. Guide is spending a
few days at the Pennington
Country Club in Charlottesville,
Va.
The Burt Kurland family has
increased by II members, and
Burt owes his wife 81. Their Ger
man police dog, Jett, became the
mother of II pups on November
13. The story goes that Mrs.
Kurland, two weeks before the
arrival Of the pups, had dream
that Jett had IL little ones. Burt,
recalling the litter of one which
the dog had previously, promised
his wife a dollar for each pup
over five. So Jett had II pups.
And Burt owes his wife 81.
Judy Koepenick celebrated her
10th birthday Sunday with friends
who joined her for lunch at her
home ON 1875 5. Adams st. Guests
included Christine Goddard, Ar,
lene and Shirley Wcddle, Karen
Hickman, Cecilia Beard, Kati.
leen Murray, and Judy's sister,
Dale koepenick.
Mrs. Morris Stern is in San
Antonio, Tex, visiting for few
weeks. She's expected home next
week.
A kitchen shower was given in
honor of Mrs. ]. Gordon McDon-
aid, jr., by Mrs. Charles Pretty.
man last week. Twenty guests
from the area attended the party
for the bride.
The Rockville Inner Wheels
heard an interesting talk on coun.
selling yesterday given by Mr.. L.
G. Jewell, principal of Broome
Junior High School.
Mrs. Lawrence Edge of Allan.