Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
TwinbrOOk
4 Honernaker
Clubs Back
Fairgrounds
TwinbroOk
BY Joan ). Stern
Garden 1857


makers groups have suspended
meetings for the Summer, and
win direct their energies on the
two pre-school Fairgrounds sched-
uled to begin early July.
Homemakers II and w, who
jointly sponsor the Calvert Ave
nue. pre-school playground, have
redecorated the area. using daubs
of paint collected by a door-to-
door canvass Of the neighbor-
hood.
The multi-colored fence has
blue and red posts, and white and
yellow Stats. The corral fence
has been painted green and
white with flamingo posts and
gate.
The last day Of registration
will be June 81, with sessions
beginning on June 80. Registra-
ton will be held TO 125 tots to be
divided into two sessions, meeting
on alternate days, four days a
week. Mothers will donate two
mornings to helping with the
play school.
Lorella Irwin will teach the
three-year-olds, and Helen Seifert
the four and five-year-olds. Both
Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Seifert have
taught previous Summers at the
play school.
Mrs. Seifert was Rockville
Recreation Departments teacher
for the nursery school held this
past Winter. Although Mrs.
Seifert is currently recuperating
from a major operation she ex-
poets to be on hand for the Mon
day opening OF the play school.
Across Viers Mill Road at the
Atlantic Avenue play area, Home
makers / and III are preparing
the other pre-school playground
where Treva Fudhalter will be
director and Meta Solochin,
teacher.
Nearly 100 children are expect
ed to enroll for the three morn
ings a week from July s to
August %.
Marjery Fitzhugh is chairman
Of the Calvert Street playground
and Niva Woelk of the Atlantic
Avenue playground.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcknight
will leave June 26 for a three
week visit with her parents at
Cape Cod. With them will be
their two children, Billy. 2, and
Gail, 4.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward FIaherty
and children, Pat. 9. Kitty, 5.
and Jimmy l. have driven to
California where they viii tour
the coast line and visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee WOulk have
as guests his aunts. Mrs. Zelda
Sommer and Mrs. Alice Ander-
son. who are here from Caliior-
MIA for three-week visit.
Mrs. Woulk and Mary Eaton
attended the University of Mary
land Rural Woman's Short
Course, held in College Park last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HURT have
just returned from a six-week trip
TO Oregon. Mr.. HURT flew to Seat.
lie for FILA business and Mrs
HURT with her children, Debby,
2, Tommy, 4. and Elaine, II, fol
lowed in the Volkswagen. stop
ping in Springfield, ILL.,, to visit
relatives and then taking the six
day drive to Oregon via Denver.
While in Oregon they visited
Mrs. Hurts sister. Mrs. Bill
Week in Vernonia, toured the
coast line, joined a claiming
party at A AM. and visited the
state parks.
On the return trip, with Mr.
HURT at the wheel they toured
National Glacier Park. Yellow
stone National Park, where Ole
Faithful erupted for them and
the Grand Tetons with its three
snow-capped mountains.
They returned home just a:
their older son. Steve. II. return
ed from the Hill School in Potts
town. Pa. where he just com
pleted his junior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cross lef
Monday for Camp Kirkwold neal
August. Me-, where they will
spend the Summer on the camp
staff. Their children. June Z, and
Larry. II. will attend the camp
The Crosses expect TO return or