Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-06
Twinbrook
Reich Says
Committee
Won Goal
By Joan j. Stern
Garden 1857

We have achieved our pur
pose" David Reich, chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee
appointed by the Democratic pre-
clnct organization, told precinct T
(South 1wInbrook).
The Ways and Means Commit
tee has created interest in the
May primaries and obtained a list
OF about 40 qualified candidates
Tor various County offices, Reich
said.
The function of the commit
tee, we felt, was not so much to
seek ways of harmony within the
Democratic party, but to look for
the best possible candidates and
to publiclze the upcoming pri.
mary" Reich told more than &c
precinct members attending buf.
fet dinner held at the home OF
Virginia Ried.
In an effort to obtain the best
qualified candidates" the commit.
tee sent questionnaires to all pres.
ent Democratic office holders,
Democratic clubs, and to precinct
leaders, he told the group. About
40 of these have been returned,
and he expects more to come in
later.
Offices the committee is con.
cerned with include Representa-
tive, a Judges, delegates to the
State Legislature, the County
Council, States Attorney, The
State Central Committee, and del
egates to the State Convention.
The, Ways and Means Commit
tee will give its report at a meet
ing of all Precinct leaders at the
Montgomery County Building Au.
ditOrium Saturday.
In answering a question from
the audience Reich said the eau
Gus Group, of which he is Chair
man, does not have a ticket form
ulated but may have one.
The buffet dinner, which sold
to more than capacity, was pre-
pared by Virginia Reid, Rita Pos
ner, Rita Fountain, Margaret Par
ads, Elenor Nichols, Dorothy Wa
leSki, and Viola Hovsepian.
TwinbrOOk will be more than
well represented when the cur
tain goes up on Rockville Little
Theater's production of Double
Door" by Elizabeth McFadden.
George Miller, Citizens Associ-
alton will portray Mr.. Chase, Tiff
fany's chief clerk, the recorded
voice of the minister is Richard
Everhart's. Bill Duffy will be
Rip, the romantic lead; Ray Mary
man, the butler; and Jean Ever
hart is the assistant director.
wsBusily working backstage are
Garry Joe and Carolin Hardin in
charge of sets and property.
The play will be given at the
Christ Episcopal Church, Febru-
airy ID and Is.
John Ward, WTOP, will speak
to the Theater group at their
meeting on his tour of Europe,
giving particular interest to Euro
pean theaters. The meeting will
be held at the Civic Center and is
open to the public.
The Board of Education has
come rapidly to the aid of Joe
Geeraert, Meadow Hall Elemen-
tary School, and the parents OF
the school children.
A sidewalk of solid and perma-
nent concrete has been laid down
Fletcher Avenue by the Board of
Education. No more will the chill
. dren walk through the mud, as
they did for one week in the inter-
val between the tearing up of the
blacktop by the Geeraert construc-
ton crew, and the laying of this
sidewalk.
= The sidewalk, put down last
Friday, has ended much confusion
at both ends of Fletcher. Elsie j.
Pohle, Principal of Meadow Hall,
reports the school is much clean
er this week, and the children are
happier about their clothes.
At the other end of muddy
Fletcher mothers are signing with