Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24
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100 Attend
Rotary Fete
For Ladies
By Sheila Fleishell
Walker 1914

By Sheila Fleishell
Walker 1914
Richard Hutchinson was mas
ter of ceremonies at the annual
ladies' night held by Olney Ro-
tary Club Saturday. Over 100
Olney area residents attended
the affair at Brooke Manor
Country Club. Among them
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lam
borne, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Hates who brought along LOUIS
brother and sister-in-lew, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hates, Mr..
and Mrs. AL Torbeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Morris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom INLAND, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Katzenberger president of
Olney Rotary and their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hansen
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Bro
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marx, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold carp, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Herman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert THAR.
Members of Olney Rotary,
who will celebrate the 10th an
niversary of their chapter next
August, are busy preparing for
their district conference to be
held at the Shoreman Hotel on
April %, % and "a. Our local
group has been honored by be
ing selected to present a skit on
Rotary fellowship, quite a dis
tinction as the conference will
have Rotary members from
Maryland, the District and near
by Virginia.
AS this year is the 50th ami
versary of Boy Scouting in
America, our area Scout troops
have been quite active. On Sun
day, a court of honor was held
at st. Johns Parish Hall to
present awards to the boys of
Olney Scout Troop 264. Eagle
Scout awards were presented to
our local set of twins Miller
and Richard Hudson. Tender
foot awards were presented to
Robin Feagas and Mark
Hughes, while Jimmy Ziegler
achieved his second class badge
and Bobby Hines and Bill Mann
received their first class badge.
The Star award was presented
to Tom Clark, Brian Boyd and
Christy PareZo. A special plaque
of recognition was presented to
A. Parezo, who journeyed from
New Jersey to attend the cere.
monies. In addition a troop
charter was presented to the
members of Norman Price
American Legion Post No. SO,
sponsor of the Olney Troop.
Not to be outdone by the old.
er boys, Cub Scouts of Olney
Pack 459 received awards at
their Blue and Gold Dinner held
March II at st. Johns. Attain
ing webloes rank were Richard
Purvis and Rod Watterworth;
lions rank, Gary Mullinix; bear
rank, Edie Schwartz, Rocky
Hutteman and Pat Campbell /;
wolf rank, David Bratt, Todd
Grimes, Greg Boyd, Michael
Garman, Chuck Mulligan and
Chris Georgi; silver arrow, vii.
liam Kaufman, Harry Hutte-
man and Pat Campbell; gold
arrow, Howard Hines, Terry
Penrod. Pat Campbell, Gary
Mullinix, and Edie Schwartz.
Also service stars were awarded
to Pat Campbell and Edie
Schwartz, while Bill Kaufman
and Terry Penrod received den.
ners stripes. Den chiefs awards
were presented to Doug Boyd
and Willie Human. Honored
guests at the dinner were the
Rev. James Valiant, pastor OF
st. Johns, and Mrs. Valiant.
Incidentally, Mrs. Donald
Boyd, den mother of Den 3 OF
the Olney Boy Scouts, is proof
of the adage that "the buster
you are the more you accom-.
plish." Mrs. Boyd, a well-known
artist before her marriage, is
being honored by an exhibit OF
her oil paintings at the Roma
Restaurant, starting April
The paintings, landscapes, por.
traits and still-lifes, will be on
display for two months.
The third in a series Of lee.
lures on Investments in Gen.
eral" was to be presented last
night at the Sandy Spring Ii
brary by George S. Brasfield,
jr. Mr.. Rrasfield is associated
with an investment firm. Five
more lectures are scheduled and
all area residents are invited.
Fee for the series is 81 and
further details may be obtained