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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
NEWS from CHESTER

P Hall on Friday, May 6.
Swiss steak will feature the
meals. Serving will start at
$50 pm.
Cub Scout Leaders
At a meeting held on April
II the following were elcted
to guide the activities of Cub
Scout Troop 1875. Robert Fur
Ian, Cub Master; Dominic
Romonto, James Moffitt and
Charles Chuppa, Assistant
masters; Arthur Anderson 4,
chairman of committee; Les
ter Schutrum, program plan
ming; Bernard Palavin, cere-
monies; Rocco DiLillo, Out
ings; James Becka and Mrs.
Russell Ball, awards and pu-
blicity; julius Chont, n ew
registration.
Meetings are held at t h
Baptist church. The commit
tee meets on the first Mon
day of each month. The pack
meets once a month. T he
next meeting will be April 20
at 7:30 pm.
Chester Baptist Church
April "a, 11:00 am. Family
Day. Children will worship
with parents. The Rev. Sam
ual Davis will preach. Both
senior and unior choirS will
sing.
April 26 at 800 pm. Mis-
Sionary meeting at the chur-
ch. Guest speake Mrs. Char
les Barker, Cleveland, Will
review Coming, Ready or
Not, a book on Africa by
Chester Jump. Special mus
ic. Hostess, Mrs. Buryl Nc
Cracken.
April %. TOO pm. Junior
youth will have a group par
ty. Orchestra and choir prac-
tice.
May l to 6 at 800 pm.
EvangeliStic services. Speak
er DR.. William Russell Pan
key.
School Activities
Second grade pupils IN the
rooms taught by Mrs. Paul
inc DenniSton, Mrs. c a T o |
Titus and Mrs. Joan Law
renee will present a musical
program in the assembly ro-
ON at the Chester School on
April % at 1:30 pm.
Eighth grade students in
the rooms of Delbert Boytar
and Mrs. Rita Campbell will
uicit tho ClouoIarI Drocc ~,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

There are three big reasons why it S wise
to save at fuII-serUice bank:
I. Your money is completely safe in full
service bank because bank keeps a large
percentage of its funds in cash, government
bonds and short term loans. Therefore, you
can be sure you get your money whenever you
Wdnt it.
2. A fuU-serUice bank answers all your bank
ing needs. Whether you want savings ac-
count, checking account, low-cost personal
loan or car loan-no matter what it is s-a con-
venient full-service bank can take care of you!
8. You help build your personal bank stand
ing when you do business with a full-service
bank. Bank standing means simply that a
bank knows you and works with you. In a
manner of speaking, bank standing is the
most helpful credit card of all!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
$1...$1OOO... or any amount.
Here's why the best place to save
is at a full service bank!

What Is fuserice bank? 1t offers you more than
any other savings institution. It's the only place
that meets all your banking needs. Here are some
of the many services available at fuIIservce banks:
fuT.SeNlee Other savings
Rank Insttuti
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

80. that offers 10 cubic feet of
storage space besides what's in
the trunk. FouR-wHEEL INDIE
PENDENT SUSPENSION that
gives each wheel its own coil
spring and its own knee action.
NO FUssING WITH ANTIFREEzE
-. or water or radiator repairs
with Corvair's dir-cooled engine.
REAR-ENGINE TRACTION F.. that
comes with the engines weight
bearing down on the rear wheels.
You probably realize already
that the mileage figures Corvairs
recorded in the Mobilgas Run
Evening star., 1960-07-22

and Mrs. Hubert H. Hum
phrey and Senator and Mrs.
Harvey Byrd. They are spend
ing a few days Of relaxation
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Show
Mexican


Mexican Fashion Designer
Ramon Valdiosera arrives in
Washington tomorrow with
five models from south of the
border to show present day
styles that have been de-
rived from traditional Mex
ican native dress.
The League of Federal
Employe Associations will in
troduce the designer and
television personality at a
pm. luncheon fashion
show taking place at the
Mayflower Hotel.
The fashions have been
created especially for this
event and the designer will
demonstrate, by lecture and
sketches, how they show
various components of the
Mexican population as well
as traditions of the past.
Mr.. Valdiosera is also tai
ented in other creative arts
such as painting. He pre-
sentS two fashion shows a
week on television called
This Is Mexico"
Reservations for tomor-
rows show may be made by
calling Katherine Sisson.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Restoration
Mrs. T. c., Siluer Sp

Mrs. T. c., Siluer Spring
Does anyone know how to
restore rusted old tinware,
especially tinware to be used
for baking or cooking? I
would appreciate any infor-
nation on this.
Or perhaps someone knows
of a book that gives instruc-
tions on how to restore tin
ware so it can be used in pre-
pairing food. Thank you for
any help.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Light Bulbs
E. NJ. WnShinuton

E. NJ, washington
I have several electric bulbs
which / will be glad to give to
anyone who might be inter-
ested in these antiques. One
is hand-blown mazda (about
1910) and the other is a hand
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Pie Crust

Mrs. G. L. c., Arlington
Will someone please tell
me why pie crust shrinks
completely out of shape?
Also, I would like to hear
from someone who has taken
one of these tours down the
East Coast and up the West
Coast of Florida, and if it
was worth while. I am SER
iouSly considering taking this
trip in the near future.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Diet Cookies
NJ. NJ. B.

NJ. M. b.
Editors Note: Could we pIeose
hove N. N. B.s full nome and
oddresSl
Could someone give me a
recipe for dietetic cookies or
cake made without sugar?
I would appreciate this very
much. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Trailer Living
Mrs. L. P. Glen Echo

Mrs. L. p, Glen Echo
We must move this fall
and we have been thinking
about buying a trailer. But
the trailer courts in nearby
Maryland are so dirty. The
trailers are parked so close
together there is no privacy.
/ know that in other States
25 to so couples buy and
build their own trailer courts
with very good results. Can
this be done here in Mary
land? Anyone interested?
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Hem Changes

Mrs. A. D., SilUer Spring
Every time I have to let
the hem of a dress down, I
have the most awful time
getting the crease of the old
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Nail Bitinq

Mrs. D. S., Washington
My little girl constantly
bites her nails and I have
been unable to stop her.
Can any of you mothers
share your methods with me?
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-07-22

cheese, u cup sugar, "a
teaspoon vanilla, egg yolk,
l cup sifted flour, "a tea
spoon salt.
Cream butter and cheese.
Add sugar, vanilla and i'm
beaten egg yolk. Beat until
very light. Add flour sitted
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with salt. Mix we'll. Drop by
teaspoons on creased pan.
Bake at $50 degrees until
done. Makes about three
dozen cookies.
= A variation of nuts, raisins,
chopped dates or chocolate
Evening star., 1960-07-22

blown double soup filament
(about 1879.
l hate to throw them away
if anyone would like to pick
them up. Please reply through
RICH in writing.
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A Return Recipe In Appreciation
Mrs. r. H. p, Clarksutlle, Md.

Many thanks to Mrs LIP of Lanham. Md, Mrs. WIT.
OF Hyattsve and Mrs RW of Chevy Chase who responded
so generously to my request for butter mints.
In appreciation. I wish to submit recipe for cream
cheese cookies These delicious.
Take q cup of butter. ! package g ounces) cream
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Cleaning an Iron
MrS. A. q, WdShinQt01

Does anyone know how to
get the bottom of an iron
really clean. If so, will they
please write and tell me.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Tokinq Rest

Taking a brief respite from
politics are Senator and Mrs.
]. William Fulbright, Senator
Evening star., 1960-07-22

hem out of the skirt. Do any
of you readers have a rec
ommendation.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

morsels may be added If
desired.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Is County Teams
Open SoftboII
League Monday

The Montgomery County
Adult Softball league opens
next Monday with 16 teams
taking the field.
The teams play every
other Monday and every
Wednesday through July 10.
League playoffs between the
top two teams of the open
and company divisions start
on July Is at Meadowbrook.
Last years adult champion,
Vitro Laboratories, leads to the
list of returning teams. Vitro
is in the six team company di.
vision.
Olner company teams are
National Institutes of Health,
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics
Lab. Mems Clarke, Emerson Re-
search Lab, and Battery "B".
Players on company division
teams must be employed by the
sponsoring organizations.
Teams in the 10-team open
division are: Shannon's Auto
Body Co., Rockville Chamber of
Commerce, North Bethesda A.
c., Silver Spring Billiards, Hill.
ton-Charles Corp, Ivy H. Smith
Co., the Original Charcoal Grill,
Thompson's Restaurant. Colo
RADIO Caterers, and the 5000
Grill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
County Baseball
Starts Sunday

The Montgomery County
Baseball league opens its 21st
season this Sunday with a full
slate of three games at 2:30
pm.
The Laurel Stars play at Da.
mascus, Redland plays at Sandy
Springs and. the Wheaton Lum-
Der plays at Rockville Mer.
chants at Emory Grove.
The season will last 16 weeks
with interleague games every
Sunday except an open date for
an all-star game on the 10th of
July. The schedule calls for
the season to close on August
81. The all-star contest will be
played against an all-star team
from the Tri-County league
Northwestern Maryland.
The Rockville Merchants
under the name of Hickman's
ESQ were last years cham.
pions. Redland, after being a
power in the league for many
years, returns this year after a
years absence from the league.
The Laurel Stars are in the
loop for the first time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Of Fools l11slI Kixs4s
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

This Saturday morning the promenade of
the trucks will carry the Rockville Boys Base
ball Association through the olde towne on the
way to marshall music at Broome Junior High
School, There Mayor Alexander Greene of
Rockville will vent his best oratory before
throwing out the first ball of the 1860 boys
baseball season.
It's that time again and the baseball hys-
terial for 81 baseball and 16 softball teams and
some 900 Rockville youngsters and their par
ents is just around the corner.
The Mayor, who just two weeks ago was
returned to office along with his entire Citi-
zens for Good Government ticket for another
two years will be partaking of program
which he feels is one of the best actions taken
by Rockville citizens.
at (BOys Baseball program) makes
us shine in the whole Washington metro.
politan area. It's one of the high spots of
living in Rockville" he said Sunday with
b0yish enthusiasm
Its a tremendous operation Not only
from the standpoint of the kids but for the
parents too"
Greene calls the Rockville recreation pro-
gram the best in the State and feels it COM
pares favorably with any in the country. CT
wouldn't be surprised if we didn't have the best
in the country as to number of teams and boys
playing for the population.~
However, he sees the side effects of the
program as greater than the direct action of
producing healthy individuals with a good
sense of fair play, and of course better ath-
letes for Rockville's Richard Montgomery High
School.
you've got to look at the incidental
effect on the community. Now there's
spot for every boy in town. 1t gives kids
sense of fair play and healthy activity on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
MWtution0I
Draws fiat
MrthwOOd

Eleven Maryland Schools
will be on hand Saturday for
the fourth annual North
wood High School Invita-
tional Track and Field Meet
starting at 10 am.
Besides the host Northwood
tie a m, Richard Montgomery,
Wheaton, B-Cc, Suitland, High
Point, Anne Arundle, Walter
johnson, Northwestern, Blad-
ensburg and Damascus will
send representatives.
Walter Johnson, High Point,
and last years winner, Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase will be the
teams to watch in a more bal
anced field than last year.
While it is unlikely that Billy
Grey's marks in the 100 and 22O
dashes will be threatened sever
al meet records are apt to fall.
Doug Brown of Wheaton,
John Kelly of Richard Mont
gomery, John Murdoch of WI,
and Paul White of B-CC set in
dividual marks last season and
will be out to better them this
season. Murdoch broke the
state shotput record set earlier
this year by Dean Kirkpatrick
of Suitland with a toss of So 81
and the two will cross each
other for the first time this sea.
son.
Northwood warmed UP for
the invitational this week with
a pair of wins in triangular
meets last week. The Indians
scored over Coolidge and Whea-
ton 102la-79-221s early in the
week and came back with a
120-40-39 win over Oxon Hill and
Bladensburg on Friday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

kept $50 rockfish and released
at least 100. End of entry.
The Choptank River is full of
rockfish. We hit these fish just
below Cooks point and as far
up the river as we could see
with our glasses, birds were
working over the rock. If this
first trip is any indication of
things to come, this should be a
bangup season.
We talked with Captain
Hedge Fairbanks out of Thigh
man Island and received glow
ing report. Capt. Hedge oper-
ates the commercial pound nets
located on the western shore of
the bay. He crosses the bay
everp morning from Tilghman
and after emptying the nets, re-
turns every evening.
He says that for the last few
days, he has counted as many
as a dozen different schools of
pan rock breaking on every
trip. If you want to get in on
this fine trolling, phone Alpine
7-5O01. This is the dockmaster
at the Rod n Reel Club, Chesa.
peake Beach.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Boys Club Day Begins
Fund Drive in Takoma

Yesterday was Boys Club
Day in Takoma Park.
The day was set aside by a
proclamation of Mayor George
M. Miller and the town council
as a campaign day to secure
funds for support of Takoma
Boys Club activities, principally
the summer baseball program.
For the past eight years the
Boys Club of Takoma Park has
conducted a baseball program
for boys ranging in age from
10 to 10 years. Last year, seven
organized teams, involving $50
boys, represented the Takoma
Boys Club in the Montgomery
County Boys Baseball Associa-
ton. This year the club hopes
to have 10 representatives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
RA Y
FISHING
Capt. Gene Hunt
GAIL b"
Chesapeake Beach. Nd.

First page of the log of
the Gail d for 1860:
Thursday, April %: Party
Mr.. Walt Cobak of Silver
Spring, Mr.. Cy Campbell,
Henry Dietle and Charles Whir-
ley of Rockville. 6 am. party
arrived at dock, wind northeast
40-45 knots. Laid in harbor,
drank java, shot the bull. 9 am,
wind Stacked off to 20 knots.
9:15 am, left harbor, set sail
for the Gooses.
1890 am, arrived on the
Gooses, sea rough as a cob,
trolled Gooses til II noon. Buck
tails and No. 10 Tony Accesetta
spoons-nothing. 1905, enjoyed
hot bean soup, coffee and roast
beef sandwiches.
12:45, set sail for the Chop
tank River. 1880 pm, arrived
at the mouth of the Choptank,
rockfish breaking all over. 100
pm. It'll 5 pm, caught rock on
every bucktail used. Bluehead,
Whitehair, white pork rind best
today. Caught fish on wire line
deep and spinning tackle on top.
5 pm, left fish breaking and
sailed for home. Total count,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
a sustaining basis--but also, it gives them
feeling of belonging to the town."

a sustaining basis-but also, it gives them
a feeling of belonging to the town."
Through the program Rockville becomes
more to the boys than place where his par
ents live just now. Through participation of
this wholehearted community activity, Greene
believes that the boys become part of Rock
vile and get the important sense of belonging
to the community
Science has long warned us against the
evils which come with the population explosion
and the effects that cities crowded with tension
and people can have on youngsters regardless
of social background.
The Mayor believes that the cross
neghborhOod exposure of the boys helps
to stomp out the stompers" as the kids
themselves kill the gangs in the bud.
The game of baseball offers a healthy out
let for the steam that boys work up, Greene
says. If there is something to get sore about
it's taken out in the game as the excess energy
is diverted into sports.
Greene says he's watched this happen in
his own son, Jamie, who plays for a midget
league team
when he went to Broome," Greene saws,
che already knew about half the kids there
through sports and he wasn't alone wonder
If this exists elsewhere in the county"
Moreover, the fathers and adults get into
a community activity and also tend to identify
themselves more closely with Rockville.
Personally" Greene says, 81 get a
boot out of il.
IF l got home earlier, I'd be third
base coach myself" says the mayor who
two years ago coached basketball i'm the
recreation league.
There's heck of lot more here
than recreatiOn-its recreation with a pur-
pose. But then, Pm sold because Pm so
close to it,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Wheaton Church
SoftbaII Teams
Begin 9Th Year

A 13-team Wheaton Church
League began its sixth year
this week. Three games are
scheduled for tonight at $50.
st. Jude's meets Veirs Mill
Baptist at Arcola, last years
champion st. Johns Lutheran
meets Northwood Presbyterian
at Wheaton Woods and Hughes
Methodist meets st. Paul's
Methodist at Pooks Hill.
The league plays through the
summer on Tuesdays and
Thursdays with each team
meeting twice and a champion.
ship playoff among the top four
teams Gaping the season.
In addition to the teams play.
ing tonight the other teams are:
MILAN Methodist, Whe a o n
Presbyterian, Montrose Baptist,
Resurrection Crusader Luther.
an, st. Mary's Episcopal, st.
Catheran's and Glenmont Meth
odist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
SIS Loop Seeks Teams

The recently organized Mont.
gomery County Mems Major
league is looking for teams and
individual bowlers for a 585
scratch league.
The league will bowl on Fri
day evenings at Z pm. at Twin
brook lanes starting after La.
Dor Day. Those interested call
Bill Murphy at GA. 1924 or
Tony Pournaras. at GA. 4.56OO.
DAMASCUS LITTLE LEAGUE
Eighty to 100 boys were on
hand last week for registration
for the Damascus Little League.
The loop will probably expand
from six to eight teams for the
current season. Managers are
needed, however. Those in.
terested should contact Dick
Hines or Leonard Mullinix in
Damascus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Rockville Mayor.
Council Join in
Opening Fete
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Rockville kicks off the
Rockville Boys Baseball As
Sociation's season Saturday
m orn in G with a parade
through the town to Broome
Junior High School where
flag raising cere m o n j e s
headed by the Mayor and
Council will precede the first
two games of the season.
With all the boys, managers,
coaches and parents who can
make the date leading the way,
the parade will form in Con-
gressional Plaza shopping CEN
ter about 10 am. and move up
the pike and turn right toward
Hechingers, then left on North
Washington to the Post Office.
Another left turn will take the
calvacade down East Montgom.
cry then on Veirs Mill to Twin
brook Parkway where still an
other left turn will lead to
Broome.
The Broome band will be on
hand for the flag raising and
pre-game ceremonies. Scheduled
games between two Peewee and
two Midget teams will get
started around II am.
Wire Hardware will play the
Jaycees in a Peewee National
Division game while just across
the field, the Kiwanis will play
Meyers Builders in a Midget
league contest.
Meanwhile at other parts of
the city the Cub Scout Softball
league will start with a full
eight game schedule in both its
American and National divi.
sions.
The other IA Peewee teams
and 10 Midget teams won't start
their season for another week.
The Peewees have two eight
team division and the Midgets
two six team divisions.
An eight team Junior League
starts on May 81. Civitan, last
years Montgomery County Boys
Baseball Associations Major
League champs don't get started
until June.
The age groups for the Pee
wees are s through II years.
Midgets are composed of boys
II through Is, while Juniors
are drawn from the Ia and Is
year-olds. Majors may be 10
years of age.
The Cub Scout league is for
the smaller boys. The 16 teams
represent nine cub packs. In
all there are 81 Boys Baseball
and 16 Cub Scout teams in the
Rockville Recreation program.
In addition central clinic is
maintained for boys cut from
the various teams. In the clinic
the boys are taught basic base.
ball skills and are drafted there.
after by teams needing players
to fill their rosters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
S ENTINEL o coTTTT' Mpl
B4--Thursday, May S. 1850

Formerly a part of Prince
Georges County, Montgomery
County became an entity o.
tober 1, 1776. The first court,
or local government meeting,
was held in Montgomery Court
House (Rockville) in 1779.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
SEAMS
TO Me-.
Many Different Kinds
OF Seams Are Used
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

use this on a curved seam.
Flat Fell Seam: CB) Used
on tailored clothes such as
mems shirts, pajamas, etc.
On garment outside or inside,
stitch a plain seam. Turn
side seams toward garment
back. If it is an inside arm
hole seam, turn toward gar
ment. If an outside seam,
turn toward sleeve. Trim the
under allowance only. Turn
the raw edge of the top seam
allowance over the trimmed
side and topstitch close to
the turned edge.
Corded Seam: (C) A pref
ty and delicate finish at
necklines, sleeve edges, waist
line. etc. on blouses, chill
dren's dresses and lingerie.
Cover cord with strip of true
bias. Stitch close to the cord,
using cording or upper foot
on machine. Insert between
seam edges with cord extend
ing beyond seam line toward
garment. BaSte and stitch,
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using cording or Upper foot.
Slot Seam: CD Mark with
a basting line a strip of
fabric which has been cut
the length Of the seam to be
made. Press under seam al
lowance of two pieces to be
joined. Bring the two folded
edges to meet along the bast-
ing line. Top stitch an equal
distance on each side of the
folded edges. This seam adds
interest and a quality look to
simple dresses and suits.
Welt Seams: (E) Most oft
en- used on Slipcovers, bed
spreads, cushions, when light
or medium weight fabrics
are used. First stitch a plain
seam. Then trim one seam
allowance. Press the wider
Evening star., 1960-07-10

Too often the Importance
Of using different seams is
overlooked. OF course, you
can make regular straight
seams on anything, but when
working on certain fabrics
or styles, you'll find the end
result is not satisfactory.
In giving instructions, I
often say "use a French
seam" or "a slot seam gives
an interesting effect" COM
pletely overlooking the fact
that many of you readers
may be left in the dark. So,
to make the sun shine again,
here are just a few of the
many different types of
seams used.
French Seam: (A) This is
A seam within a seam and il
used mostly on sheer fabrics.
Place wrong sides together
and stitch 1s" from edge.
Turn seam to the inside and
stitch on regulation seam al
lowance. The raw edges are
completely enclosed. Never
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ing white. Then in the din
ing place he had painted slim
birch-type trees, up the side
of the walls. with branches
and fragile leaves life-like on
the ceiling. The colors were
a soft gray and a gentle
silver-green with touches of
black. Then he had added
tiny Japanese lanterns in
black and white. These were
in irregular heights in groups
of threes, and looked as if
they were hanging from the
branches. He had fastened
them to the ceiling with a
stapling gun. CThey're paper