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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Medicine Lodge
Ceremony Date Set
For June rs

\, a meeting of the Blackfeet
Tribal Council held Saturday at
tcrnoon. April! 10, it was decided
that the ceremony of the Medi
cine Ledge will begin in Brown
ing on June 25. to be conducted
by Chief Charles Reevis. one of
the last Of the old-time Medicine
Men familiar with the ancient
ritual
However. the date for the In.
dian Day celebration has not as
yet been set.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
SERVER Studio Receives
Three ott0r For Movntjne

Carrassrs Of three otter were
brought to SERVERS Studio this
week. The largest Is nearly four
feet frCm tailtip TO nosctip and
will be mounted for cxhibi, In the
SERVER Studio Of Montana Wild.
life. Dob SERVER. proprietor. said.
These arc tho first otter that
have been brought to his place
In nearly five years.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
A MINUTE
WITH Nj

a very pleasant and interesting
vacation trip through the eastern
states. Doc points out that tho
city of New York seems to have
something in common with
Browning. and that is that they
are trying to promote a move
mrnt to cercdc from the state OF
Sew York because they figure
they are getting gyppcd on the
dlvi>;nn Of their tax dollar.
The city claims that they arc
pawn. something like IS PEI
cent Of the total tax dollars OF
the state and only getting a mere
80 per cent in return assistance
They should kick Our Shar,
"i the highway construction fund
,rIonr should be- something llk,
30 per cent. but over the pas,
ten years We haven't received
enough I" keep the gophcrs from
setting up hOmeStcads right in
ihc middle of our main secondary
roads
MI nf the recent publicity our
reporter. John Ta,Sry. has been
.."''ln. has evidently scared him
u>' little ~ lcaS, We ha, vent
seen INN for couple Of weeks
"" did hear 4 rumor that he was
out looking for the devil. now
TIA, Nose >wrarS h. saw 4 couple
"' GO" pokr> drhurn him. and was
.."!'.I /" hallrner him To 4 stick
..ii!u,. ct something but that
~ ''ui II. - pure ruinUr
We h.\r Welcomed Il coed mum
Der t.! new subscribers as 4 dircc:
result: nf Johns rr?ogn,,inn. com
lnc from California 10 New York
and from LOUISIANA 10 Michigan
One even wanted to know
i r,E"! j. \ real person. or /!
income JUS mad" HIM up
l'"i>" believe Us. Tat>ry is
:,,,,. and ~ grandpa used To say.
Nd there ain; another 'un like
h N Gu! While they was maxim
I'm M bake the mold
The cu!n. To The sun Archery
uh seems - be- making some
irI. i .d"n! and i certainly al:
'3"'I. =; u Let "f attention A. :,
= ,'I,' ni the success oi the win.
Ter fishing derby. the club real
i'ri few dollars and the money
i n"" bc!.. spcn' n IN. con.
>'"Ur'I"n al an outdoor. lighted
range
h" location. near li"yi'> Scrv
- Station. has been donated by
{. Y Johnson. who while not an
~, nrr himself. says he thinks the
"".;l:l!!ii."n i dniug 4 lot Of
X sod tor The youngsters and Is
.::"r'.inI them good whole.
,inr recreation
Presumably. "" agree. and n,
"'ir ii''r Wr!r i. enthusiastic A.
tH.l tuinr uniIl the rhuinaiir>
caught up With u anyway. the
'!uh has produced some pretty
rMd -, ";rT>. and are Looking
:'iNL:d "a DISCO, rring = lot more
The IT.>un riot a; Deer Lodge
s'"a.> 20 have spanked = numbc.
-: !.u.> and proic>; strikes within
"'.."r prna! institutions Within
it.r la: 'Arrr days ~ lra>; five
i."lln: i.u;> have broken out IN
":Nrr prisons
"" have never approved Of
~" old ;hIId degree enforcement
ne ,i!".'> Of y few years ago. nor
tot, Il: :: The prisoners 10 live ~
ul>L":.ary conditions. but We are
far from convinced that they
>h"ti! be- awarded the plush
r..,h.nu" ircaimrn, for violating
the lilI". code established by
,ar.r fellow men and because
! 10y couldn't vet aloas with their
fellow men on the gu; side.
/, Is our firm conviction that
~" i!n!.ra!rrs and participants
g.! PRISON r.n'S .hruid Mr :Lr,rd
:, lave by the rough rad. bu,
i! be- p""mi:,rd the very mini
mum u; normal living conditions
There are u lot ~ us on the out
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23

There viii h. q meeting to
organize n A.il club at James
Kit,so"'s ',"','" ut Old Agency.
Saturd' y 1't"rno0n. April Is. at
80. All Interested persons from
the Two Medicine. Badger and
Old Agency arc invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

The father is not accustomed
to receiving welfare. He can and
will go back to work soon. He is
simply living through a stu
alton that could happen to any
body: sudden, serious illness
and loss of income.
Sharing the family's plight Is
the wife's aged father. They are
happy he can live with them,
but he cannot contribute flnan-
cial aid.
This family has been referred
to the Christmas Bureau. an
agency of the Montgomery
County Health and Welfare
Council of the Greater Metro
politan Area.
The County branch aided 1891
needy families last year and
looks forward to a larger num-
Der this Christmas. HWC will
start receiving toys, food and
new clothing December 2. Dis
tribution starts December IL
and ends December %.
Hundreds of persons pitch in
to help. Two women's groups
are particularly active: the
United Church Women and the
please Turn to Page A12)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Saturday,. Too!
City to Be Visited
By Santa On Friday

Santa Claus arrives in
Rockville, Friday morning at
1870, the day after Thanks
giving.
Scheduled to enter town
along North Washington ST..
ON a float instead of with
sleigh and reindeers-he will be
laden with gift stockings for
youngsters on hand to see him.
After a ride down North
Washington and along E. Mont
gomery ave., personal interviews
with the gentleman-of-the-season
can be had at three midtown
locations: East Montgomery
ave.. beween Modern Furniture
and Dodge ST., from 1:30 to 2:30;
Court House Square, 2:30 to $3.50
and in the North Washington
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Al Jobs Let
By WSSC

Eleven contracts totaling
$253,343 for water, sewer,
storm drainage and house
connection projects, in sub
urban Maryland, have been
awarded by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Four Montgomery County
contracts went to:
Ventresca Bros. Construction
Co., Inc, Silver Spring, for con-
struction OF water mains,
sewers, and house connections
IN Barbara and Weller rds.,
Stoneybrook Estates. Contract
price, $29, 946.
Permanent Construction Co.,
Inc, Randallstown, Md, for
storm drains in the Glenwood
subdivision. Contract price,
$24,924.
Permanent Construction Co.,
for storm drains in the White
Ooaks subdivision. Contract
price. $23,534
Taylor Construction Co, Be
thesda, for construction OF
water mains and house connec-
tions In Oakmont ave. and
Ridge rd., Washington Grove
area. Contract price, $7071.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Sentinel
Achieves
Top Rank

The Sentinel this week
moved into the number one
spot among Maryland's paid
subscription weekly newspa-
pers.
Previously, the Sentinel was
topped by only one weekly, the
Bel Air Aegis, as far as guar
anteed, paid circulation was con-
cerned.
The Aegis' net paid circula-
ton was listed as II, 467 while
the Sentinel trailed with a net
paid total OF 11,127. This week,
however, the Sentinel became
the States ranking weekly with
a paid circulation of 1905.
Most of Maryland's top weekly
newspapers certify their circula-
ton figures through the Audit
Bureau of Circulation, the same
circulation-certifying device used
by the nations biggest daily
newspapers. The Abe, as it is
called, periodically audits mem
Der newspaper circulation rec
ords and certifies to advertisers
their actual number of paid sub
scribers. Most advertisers pre-.
fer paid subscription media over
those that are sent out free.
In addition to its average net
paid circulation of ,905 during
the past six months, the Sentinel
is printing and distributing ap-
proximately 1000 additional pa.
pers each week bringing the
total distribution to almost
1900.
Last summer, the Sentinel
walked off with more awards
in the Better Newspaper Con
test" sponsored by the Mary
land Press Association and the
University Of Maryland, than
any other newspaper-weekly or
daily. Judges we're midwest and
western college journalism pro
fessors.
There are AZ weekly and ii
daily newspapers in Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Cabin John Bridge Bids
To Be Advertised Soon

A public hearing will be
held December 10 in Glen
Echo on the proposal for a
massive bridge to carry
Washington Circumferential
Highway traffic over the
Potomac River at Cabin
John.
The $3.5 million structure
will be advertised for contract
ing bids February 2. 1t will
have two 44-foot lanes tying
Maryland and Virginia to.
gether.
The bridge will bring Virginia
traffic over the river to Cabin
John. across River rd. at Seven
Locks I'd. and on up to Bradley
blvd.
There the Circumferential
will split into two legs, one
funneling into us. 240 and on
TO Frederick, and the other
bearing east to the Pooks Hill
interchange on Rockville Pike.
An interchange Of the Cir
cumferential at the bridge will
be for cars only, inasmuch as
80 per cent of the project will
be built with Federal money
that bars truck traffic.
The interchange will allow
cars to get onto the Circum-
ferential from Macarthur blvd.
The interchange and the bridge,
II started on schedule after the
first Of the year. should take
all of 1850 and most Of 1861 to
complete, according to L. <. Nc.
Carl, State Roads Commission
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

Meckey's pitch clifnaKed an
S0-yard, four-play drive after
Richard Montgomery halted a
desperate Wheaton drive on its
own doorstep.
Tackle Dave Roush blocked
Melvin Cases attempted field
goal from the IS, after 81
yard Wheaton drive reached the
Rockets 18-yard line. It was
Wheaton's deepest threat of the
afternoon.
The ball was put in play on
the 20 and Mackey fired AZ
yards to end John Auber who
made a spectacular catch be-
tween two defenders on the
Wheaton 38 where he was
tackled Immediately.
After halfback Watson Pra.
Their lost four yards on an end
run that never got started,
Mackey passed to Prather who
made a leaping catch with a
defender on his back on the
"a. FuIIback Mike Curtis bulIed
his way TO the seven on the next
play, but an 0ffsides penalty
took the ball back TO the 20.
Then Mackey laid the ball In
Kelley's arms for the all i'm.
pOrtant score. Curtis converted.
Richard Montgomery's win
along with Blair's 1870 triumph
over B.CC ended the league
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

youngsters from seven months
to 10 years of age. The victim
Of a heart attack, this Govern
ment laborer has used all his
sick and annual leave recuper.
atig. Now he is on leave with
out pay.
All the family's resources
went to medical expenses which
continue to mount. The money
the father would have sepnt on
toys had to go toward his fight
for life.
The drain was such that his
infant developed a condition of
reimbursement. She is better
now but the overall outlook for
the family this Christmas is
bleak.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
100000
PledgedtO
Hospital

More than 100000 in
pledges already have been
obtained in the 81 million
fund drive being staged for
the proposed Holy Cross
Hospital of Silver Spring, it was
announced yesterday by Cam
paign Chairman Frank Proud.
foot.
Approximately 300 persons at
tended a banquet Saturday at
the Indian Spring Country
Club at which the fund drive
was formally launched.
A highlight of the event was
a promise to the diners by the
Most Rev. Archbishop Patrick
A. O'Boyle, of Washington, that
the Washington archdiocese
would pay for a $4,000 chapel,
planned for the 300 bed struc.
ture that will be located on For.
est Glen rd., east of Georgia
ave.
Isadore Gudelsky pie d g e d
$4,000 for 15-room emer.
gency suite, including operating
rooms, police rooms, observa.
ton rooms, etc. Builder A. S.
Kay agreed to contribute $4,000
and a Silver Spring real estate
man, Charles Scheffres, said he
would give $4,000. Gifts of
$1,000 each were promised by
Bishop O'Boyle, the Most Rev.
erend Philip Hannah, auxiliary
Bishop of Washington, and st.
Patrick's Parish.
Plans call for expenditure of
more than SIS million on the z
story building located on a 1872
acre site. Sisters of the Holy
Cross have promised $3.2 mil
lion while the site and $4,000
in cash have been given by the
Silver Spring Hospital Associa.
ton. Approximately $650,000
is expected in Federal funds
under the Hill-Burton Act.
Ground is expected to be broken
in January.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Holidays Religious
Side Will Be Noted

Worship services through
out the area will be held
Wednesday eve in G and
Thursday in religious OBJ
servance of Thanksgiving.
At the Rockville Presbyterian
Church, POT w. Montgomery
ave-, a community service will
be held Wednesday at 8 pm,
with the Rev. ]. Wiley Prugh
of the st. Andrew Presbyterian
Church preaching. Also partici-
pating in the service will be the
Rockville Christian Church.
A filmstrip and sermon on
Giving Thanks Always" will
be presented at a Thanksgiving
Eve Service Wednesday at 8
pm. at st. Lukes Lutheran
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

ST., Shopping Center an hour
later.
Children who miss ROckviIIe's
big Santa Claus show Friday
may see a repeat performance
the next day. Places and hours
described for Friday apply also
to Saturday.
Arrival of Santa Claus with
gifts for children is part of a
two-day sales event marking
the opening of the Christmas
buying season at the County
Seat. 1t has been planned and
staged by the Midtown Rockville
Merchants Association. The As.
ISOLATION, less than a year old,
now includes 10 business houses
in its membership. The Christ
mas promotion (see special Sec
tom is the third carried out by
the group this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

Church in Redland. The Rev.
William H. Mercer will supply
the pulpit.
The Rev. Kenneth Hoover, Be
thesda Christian Church will
speak at the Bethesda Methodist
Church, Old Georgetown I'd. and
Huntington pkwy., Wednesday
at 8 pm. at service sponsored
by the Bethesda Council of
Churches.
The Rev. Harry A. Mcknight,
jr., of Briggs Baptist Church,
will also speak at a service spon-
sored by the Bethesda Council
of Churches Wednesday at 8
pm. at the Briggs Church, 5144
Massachusetts ave.
The annual Silver Spring
Community Thanksgiving Serv-
please Turn to Page A12)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Essay Contest
DeadIine Looms

This week is last chance
to submit an essay in the
cash prize contest spon.
sored by Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital.
Essays are on the subject,
what Our Hospital Means
to Our Community" They
must be limited TO 500
words, and will be judged
on originality, understand
ing of community hospital
needs and clarity Of express
sion.
Each entry must bear
writer's name, age, school
and grade. They should be
addressed TO Essay Contest,
Montgomery County Gen.
eral Hospital, Olney, and
must be received not later
than next Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
3 4-H'ers
Win Trips
To Chicago

Three Montgomery Coun-
ty girls have received one of
the top honors in national
All Club work: a coveted
trip to the National Club
Congress in Chicago, November
29-December 3.
They are Nancy Lechlider, of
Laytonsville, State winner in
the All Club canning contest,
with 1857 containers of fruits
and vegetables, jellies and jams
over a nine-year-period.
Nancy's All Club career in.
cludes 40 first places in the
Maryland State Fair. It's a
family tradition: her father
George Lechlider, also won a
trip to Chicago in 1889.
Betty Umstead, 20, of Olney,
also is no stranger to the win
ner's circle in All Club work.
In 1856 she attended the Club
Congress as State Home I'm
provement winner and also won
a $500 scholarship.
This year, she represented
Maryland at the Northeast
Poultry Production Council at
Harrisburg, Pa, and during her
nine years has carried clothing,
foods family life home manage
ment and furnishings, junior
leadership and poultry projects.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Umstead, both All
Club leaders.
Mary Jane Arnold, of Lewis
dale, won her trip to Chicago
for her general 4-H Home Eco
Monies record, and especially
her arrangement of kitchen
equipment and cabinets for
greater convenience. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Irene S. Ar
mold, a graduate of Damascus
High School, and the club lead
sr Of y msmbsrL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

engineer in charge of Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges County
projects.
McCarl had crews in rubber
boats on the river last week,
m a king soundings of the
waters depth. They were
startled out in the middle when
their weighted lines sank to a
depth of 80 feet.
Apparently the rivers cur
rent has undercut a trough
through some soft material in
that one spot" McCarl said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26


season with both teams tied for
first place. Although Blair has
won one more league game
than the Rockets, the champion
ship is decided by percentage
and both teams finished their
season with a perfect 1000.
There will be no playoff.
Gaping the seasons end was
a gala victory buffet Sunday
afternoon at the Rockville Civic
Center. Team mothers prepared
the feast which was attended by
all squad members and their
dates, parents, school principal
Robert Gibson, head coach Roy
Lester and his staff.
Films of several of the Rock
cts games were presented after
the buffet. Lester was presented
a handsome leather wallet and
matching key case In apprecia-
ton of his unbeaten, united sea-
son-the schools first.
Although Kelley was not
among the big ground gamers
last Saturday, his kicking
was one Of RockviIle's biggest
eapons. He consistently
rocked Wheaton back on its
heels with his long, high, pro-
type punts. His boots Travelled
Sc, 40, 40, 40, Is and 66 yards.
Wheaton picked up two quick
please Turn to Page ABB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
TOrcasO
To Appeal
Cod Ruling

Roy R. Torcaso, Wheaton
resident who has been re-
fused a notary public license
by Montgomery County be-
cause he won't swear belief
In God, will appeal to Mary
lands highest court.
He announced this decision
Saturday through his attorney,
Joseph A. Sickles. Sickles said
that the American Civil Liber-
ties Union will sign his brief
"as friend of the court" while
the American Jewish Congress
will assist in preparation of the
appeals brief.
Sickles will reassert his con-
tention that the Maryland Con-
stitution, which requires of
officeholders a statement of
belief in God, is in conflict with
the U. S. Constitution, which
specifically exempts such re-
quirements.
Further, he will allege that
the refusal on the part of Mont
gomery County is in direct con-
flict with a case tried in Prince
Georges County 10 years ago.
In that case, the court upheld
the contention of a Brentwood
(Md.) city councilman, that he
did not have to swear belief in
God to take office. He had just
been elected, but refused that
part Of the oath.
Meanwhile, Sickles said that
while his client has not issued
an appeal for public financial
support in his appeal, "he will
not turn any down." Torcaso
already has collected about $50,
he said.
Sickles has until December II
70 note his appeal. He said Sat.
urday that he doesn't expect the
case to be heard before spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Bull Heads P-TA

James Bull. ir.. was elected
president Of the Wheaton High
School P-TA at its November II
meeting. At the same meeting,
Lester ]. WEIGH. school board
director Of planning, spoke on
the county's building program,
and William Isaacs, chairman
of the P-TA building commit
tee, also presented a report.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Turkeys Farm Near caksge Agai BIG Dry EXTRAORDINARILY
DIR. Boyer Gets
Hospital Post

DR.. McKendree Boyer, 50, of
Damascus, was elected chief of
the medical service, Montgom-
cry County General Hospital
last week, to replace the late
DR.. Jacob w. Bird.
DR.. ARTHUR Woodward, 80,
of Poolesville, was elected chief
of the department of surgery,
and DIR. Charles H. Lyon, AZ,
of Brighton, was appointed
chairman of the executive board
of the hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Tie for Best in Bi-county
Wow! The Rockets Did 1t!
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Quarterback Bruce Mackey fired % yards down the
middle to halfback John emile High) Kelley in the end
zone with 355 left to play to give Richard Montgomery
10 win Wheaton, its first undefeated season. and
tie for the BiCounty football championship before es
mated crowd of 5000 at Wheaton Saturday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Rabbi Porath Named

Rabbi TzU II. Porath, Of the
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center in Chevy
Chase, has been elected presi-
dent Of the Washington region
of the Rabbinical Assembly of
America.
Also serving on the executive
committee Of the assembly will
be Rabbi Samuel Scolnic, Of
Beth Fl Congregation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
Weather Outlook

Mild weather through Satur-
day, high daily temperatures
averaging around 81 degrees.
Some rain Wednesday, again
about Saturday. No cold spells.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26
A Real Poser
A Real Poser
HOlU DO You Tell Tot
Santa Won't Gomez.

How do you tell little child that Santa Claus WON'T
come this year?
Can you still the hope in his heart without breaking
your own?
This is the prospect facing Rockville father of six
Evening star., 1959-12-21

These prices effective until close
OF business Saturday, December
MARYLAND: Hillcrest Heights,
Takoma Park. Indian Head, Bla-
densburg, Coral Hills, Capitol
Heights, Marlboro, Bethesda, Sill
yer Spring, Rockville, Gathers
burg. Laurel. VIRGINIA: Alex
andria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls
Church, Mclean, Annandale,
HerndOn, LeeSburg. Purcellville,
Manassas, MiddleburE. WE RE-
SERVE TIE RIGHT To LIMIT
QUANTITIES. Produce prices
subject to daily market changes.