Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03

Anyone who has children en-.
tering kindergarten or first
grade for the first time. please
contact the school Immediately.
These children have to be regis
tered, and the papers to be
filled out can be gotten from the
school. If you know of any
families with children who have
moved into the community re-
Gently, notify the school so they
may contact them.
The Community Association
held its regular meeting on Mon
day, February %. On that night,
the Boy Scouts were awarded
their badges for their accom-
plishments to date. Jack Beech
er, institutional representative,
said it was particularly fitting
to have the awards given on
George Washington's birthday,
for the life he led was the ex-
ample the Scouts strive to
duplicate.
Scout Master Scott Dodson,
who devotes an exceptional
amount of time to the training
of "his" boys, called the boys
to the front of the group and
had their parents present the
awards to their sons.
Those receiving merit badges
are as follows: Lloyd Hopkins,
jr., scout master and 1, 2, 3, and
4 year attendance award: John
Dodson, ST. patrol leader and
l, 2, and 8 year attendance;
David Brandenburg, patrol lead
er and 1, 2, and 3 year attend
ance; Jay Davis, patrol leader
and 1 and 2 year attendance;
John Studdiford, patrol leader
and / and 2 year attendance;
Melvin Anderson, assistant
patrol leader and / and 2 year
attendance; John Brandenburg
assistant patrol leader and and
2 year attendance; Mark Mich
olson, 2 year patch and 1 and 2
year attendance; Bill Wolfrey, /
year patch and / and 2 year at
tendance; Phil Linthicum, / and
2 year attendance award. After
the awards were made, the boys
and their guests enjoyed re.
freshments.
Mrs. Burge w. Burkett and
son, Burke, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peyton G. hewitt, in Washing
ton. On Saturday night they at
tended a experimenting of the
Woodbridge Garden Club at the
McKendree Methodist Church.
The National Capital Flower
and Garden Show will be held
at the National Guard Armory
In Washington March 4 through
10. The theme this year will be
visions Of Beauty" If you have
never visited one of these shows
1t would be worth every effort
made to attend. The garden
clubs have exhibits as well as in.
dividuals and professional grow.
ers. The variety of plant ma.
terial and arrangements is
amazing.
The entry of Robert Parham.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Par.
nam, Clarksburg, placed fifth
IN pig judging competition
last week in Frederick. For his
efforts, Bob brought home the
bacon. A registered Hampshire
sow pig was awarded him and
is he proud.
Or. and Mrs. John Wolfe are
In North Carolina on a cornbina.
non business-pleasure trip. Mrs.
Wolfe's sister makes her home
there, so they should enjoy a
pleasant visit with family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redgrave
are enjoying a vacation in Flor
IDA. They planned to go to the
Reyes and more or less stop and
look at the places that looked
particularly interesting to them.
No planned schedule or route.
NIL anu MrS. vernon Iaylor
have left for Illinois where Mr..
Taylors father is Ill. The elder
Mr. Taylor has suffered two
heart attacks and the younger
Taylors plan to bring him to
their home here in Clarksburg
to recuperate. We wish them a
safe journey, and a speedy re-
covery for their Dad"
Dfnky Bill KimbIe.Beecher.
Burkett has laid an egg. Since
DinISy Bill was supposed to have
been a gander, no arrangements
were made for a wedding. How.
ever, II anyone knows of lone
some eligible gander. nIease rom.