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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

stories. So, we feel sure they
are not accurate. The point is
this. 1t is common knowledge
that the surf casters along the
Atlantic Coast catch rock fish
running well up into the so ID.
class, and occasionally into the
70 Id. class.
Now, if any of these really
big fish stayed in the Bay, then
surely sooner or later, one or
two would be caught. The Sec
ond point is this: If it is true
the fish start to move out of
the Bay when they get past the
20 ID. mark, aren't we just a
little stupid with our Is lb.
maximum law? 1t could well
be that the State of Maryland
is penallZlng her sport fisher
men only to supply big rock to
the other coastal states who
have no such restrictions on
their anglers.
Virginia has a 25 ID. maxi
mum law on rock fish caught
by commercial fishermen, but
no maximum law as far as the
sport fishermen is concerned. In
fact, Virginia as well as the
other coastal states, advertises
for sport fishermen to come to
their shores and catch the big
stripers.
House Bill No. 159, now be-
fore the Legislation at Anna
polls, would remove the Is lb.
maximum law and allow each
hook and line fishermen to
keep one big fish per day pass
ed by a 1926 vote in the House.
Let's hope this one makes it
the rest of the way
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09
Roxboro Wins County B Title

The Roxboro Rockets, led by
John Shearer, Chip and Don
Eslin and John Yerrick, cap
tured the Montgomery County
Class "B" mems basketball
title. This was the first year
for the league.
The Rockets beat out 600
Grill by a game and a half,
scoring 489 points to their OPP
ponents $50. They finished with
a 81 record. 5000 finished with
a ~ mark, scoring 1877 points
against 282 for the opposition.
Third place Wheaton Knights
also scored 1897 points but al
lowed their opponents to score
1893 to finish with a 6-3 record.
Jack Keller of 5000 beat out
Bruce Ringler of the Knights
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

ing on Jimmy Ward retaining
the touch that gave him 10
seee~e~~@es~~>ee~ eee~eS%~>e>>.<
Gaithersburg's Probable Lineup
r. Jon Wolfe SO Senior
F. Billy Craven 5-8 Junior
or Mike Juden 81 Senior
c. Tommy Fisher 6-2 Senior
G. Jimmy Ward so Junior
G. Leon Taylor 5-l1 Senior
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

points on nine of 16 shots
against Oxon Hill. A heavy
scoring and rebounding lead
will also have to fall on Tommy
Fisher and Jon Wolfe to make
up for the Trojans' lack of a
"big man" on the backboards.
After Gaithersburg's 52-51
squeeIxer against the Clippers,
Coach Pat Mccarthy worked
hard on defense, particularly
the press, this past week. Oxon
Hill scored too easily to suit
Mccarthy and he plans to pre-
vent Southern from getting
easy baskets.
II Blair wins over Milford
Mill on Thursday they will play
the winner of the Bean of
Frostburg- Glenburnie game for
9 Friday. The AA final will be
at 8 on Saturday.
Annapolis plays Sparrows
Point in the first class A game
Thursday at 1880. The winner
plays the winner of the Cath
ersburg-Southern game on Sat
urday at 1880 for the champion.
ship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

| AAACAALs
1t is the theory that when
ever the rock grows to around
Is to 25 lbs. he then begins to
move out of the Bay and along
the Atlantic Coast. This could
be so because even though we
have plenty of rock in the Bay
up to this size we don't see too
many that will run over this.
The good charter boat cap
tain who fishes every day of the
season will catch plenty of rock
running from Pinch keepers
up to the 25 ID. cows during the
season, but the fish he catches
running between 25 and 80 lbs.
you can count on one hand. He
will occasionally catch a fish in
the 40 ID. bracket, but this is a
rare thing.
You will hear stories of
monster fish being caught, but
we are not talking about
stories. We are talking about
fish that We're caught and
weighed on a set of scales and
did not continue to grow with
each telling of the story.
At our dock we, have about
% charter boats operating dur
ing the season. Some of these
fellows are pretty good rock
fishermen. And, yet, i know for
"a fact that in the past Is years
there has been one fish caught
that weighed As lbs. About five
fish that weighed between 35
and 40 lbs. And, perhaps, a
dozen that would go between
80 and IS lbs.
We have heard of stories of
fish running in the so to go lb.
bracket, but we have never seen
them, and we have never been
able to confirm any of these
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09
Tenpin Trail

Many bowlers feel that they
are not good enough to enter
tournaments. This is "bunkr'
Virtually every tournament is
geared to the handicap bowler.
They have to be. Less than five
percent of bowlers are carrying
averages of 100 plus. And
another thing = most tourna-
ments pay a prize for every
seven entries.
If, for example, the City AS
ISOLATION has the expected $50
team entries, approximately so
places will be paid. This covers
a lot more than that five per
cent of good" bowlers even if
every one of them We're to place
and this is not guaranteed by
a long shot.
Thanks to Jimmy Moore and
Vince LaTToque 1.-THE smiling
Irishman), 2100 entries were
submitted in the BVL Tourney.
One-half of the prize money
from this goes to disabled vet
Grams.
On March d, a testimonial
dinner is being given to the
dean of Washington, D. c.,
bowling writers-Rod Thomas.
The executive board of the
Washington Tenpin Association
and wives are attending en-
masse as are several leagues
and organizations. Tickets may
be obtained from Matt Bonnie
-LU. 1-1795.
Is 266 game a good one?
Tor Nordenson of Bethesda
Motor Hotel team thought so.
He was elated for about an
hour. A 278 by Jack Ball of
the Half Shots team in the
third game removed Tors high
game. To further excite the
Mixed Early Birds league, Har-
riet Helms rolled a triplicate
1874. In each game she was II
pins over her average. Chats
a sneaky way of revealing her
usual score.)
Over here in our neck of the
woods we have some hot-shot
bowlers too, despite what the
Virginia side of D. C. says. Com
pairing these pin topplers in
three leagues-MBOA, Congress
sional Classic and D. C. Mixed
-Cass Pisula takes the nod
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

ing the schools with the largest
enrollments in half, creating a
new IA classification for the
largest schools and designating
the 25O-5OO bracket class A.
It win be in ahe new A
bracket where Gaithersburg
viii get a chance for its first
State basketball crown Friday
night. The Trojans meet a
strong Southern team from
Western Maryland which upset
Allegheny to get their chance
at the State plumb.
There will be a lot of 'if's"
riding with the Trojans' chances
to take the A crown.
In order to win, Leon Taylor
will have to pull up his scoring
average after a nervous evening
against Oxon Hill. Taylor, an
All.County player who scored
more than $50 points for the
season dropped below his 49,
points-per-game average with a
nine-point performance against
the Clippers. Leon scored only
one point in the first half of the
playoff at Suitland, but snapped
back after halftime with better
ail-around play and eight points.
The Trojins will also be bank.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09
AFIEIID
in Maryland
By Lefty Kreh

discussion, between both com
mercial and sports fishermen,
on ways and means of helping
the Rock fish.
1t may well be that we need
law that will protect the Rock
when he is going up river to
spawn. 1t may be that we can
do more to control pollution
which, if left unchecked, will
prove to be by far the greatest
danger to all our marine life.
There no doubt are other
fields where, working together,
we could do some really con-
structive work toward assuring
everyone of more and better
fishing.
Both sides, however, are CO.
ing to have to face facts. The
sports fisherman is going to
have to face the fact that he
has no right to insist on a bill
that would wipe out a way of
life for a group of Americans
who are certainly entitled to
pursue that way of life.
The commercial fishermen,
for their part, are going to have
to some day admit what, when
the Good Lord made the world,
He did not create the majestic
Chesapeake Bay exclusively for
those few souls who are resi-
dents of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
There was every evidence at
this hearing that there are PEG.
pie on the commercial fishing
side who are reasonable and of
good will. All we need now
are some folks from the sports
fishing side who don't want it
all.
In my opinion, the bill is a
dead duck at this session.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

Wv Ah9AAI cAS sOOs
For the first time in many
years the big school entry
from Montgomery County won't
have a long layoff before NOV
ing into the semi-final round at
Maryland. In the past the BIZ
County entry went straight into
the tournament while the other
schools were involved in District
playoffs throughout the State.
This usually gave the Bi-Coun.
ty winner a two-week break.
Last year, when the Bi-County.
area District y was divided
in half with Montgomery be-
coming District 2, the County
champ had almost three weeks
between games before the tour
nament.
While last years SHOWS gave
B-CC an extra long layoff, the
SHOWS this year piled up games
at the close of the season and
gave Blair three extra warm up
games in a period in VIII i C h
they normally would have been
idle. Thus, this years Blazer
squad should have less chance
of going sour from inactivity
than have teams in the past.
Coach Eddie Moffatts Blair
squad will be facing essentially
the same Milford Mill team
which was runner-up to Blad-
ensburg in last years State A
finals. This season, State Off
Gals divided the class contain,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

by 3 of a point for the league
scoring championship. Keller
had a 14.3 average to IA for
Ringler. John Shearer who
finished third in averages, had
the most points, SO, and ended
the season with a 1877 average
for seven games.
Mike Zettler, Butler AC fin
ished with a 12.5 average; Mike
Gross, 5000 with 1874; Chip
Eslin, Roxboro had Ill; and
Jerry Williamson of House of
David had II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

On Thursday, February %,
hearing was held at Annapolis
on a bill sponsored by the
Maryland Rock Fish Protective
Association which would pro-
hibit all types of fishing in the
Chesapeake Bay and its tribu-
taries during the months of
January, February, and March.
This is an annual affair at
the state capital that draws a
smattering of sports fishermen,
some of whom are in favor of
outlawing all types of CONNER
cial fishing in the bay, and a
host of commercial fishermen,
all of whom are concerned with
trying to hang on to a way of
life handed down to them by
their forefathers.
have heard much about this
bill and have in the past even
written articles in support of
it. However, this was the first
occasion, I had taken the time
to go to Annapolis and sit in
on a hearing.
l am glad / went.
From where / sat is occurred
to me that we sports fishermen
are barking up the wrong tree.
What we are saying is, 1--WE
want a law that would give us
all the fish," while at the same
time it would take away from
some small commercial opera.
tors their right to earn a living
in the only way they know how.
There was no evidence pre-
scented at this hearing to indi.
cate that the bill in question
was in any way connected with
conservation. All we are saying
in this bill is let's take the fish
away from the commercial fish.
ermen and give them to the
sports fishermen.
This l think is wrong. What
is needed now is some serious
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09
Blazers Play at 2 Tonight,
Trojans at 7:3O Tomorrow
BY George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Blair (7-01 swings into action tonight at 9 pm al
Cole Field House University of Maryland in the toughest
ball tournament against unbeaten Milford Mill High q8-0)
bracket of the semna round of the State AA basket
of Baltimore County.
The Countys other entry in the three-day cage affair
Gahersburg takes Southern of Garrett County
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09

with 1877. POI and 189 respec-
lively. Cass is followed closely
by Vern Ashbacher with 1913,
1872 and 195. Cass leads the
MBOA and Congressional Class
ic leagues. Vern leads the D. C.
Mixed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-09
{ EMTTMEI MONTGOMERY rL.I, M.,L . Io.I IN
EN- I'm { COUNTY, IhufsdsH March y isei ~
BAY
FISHING
Capt. Gene Hunt
GAIL D.


Much that we think we know about the rock fish is
really only theory. bunch of the boys kicking
things around down here the other night and during the
bull session. an idea discussed that may have real
Evening star., 1961-07-16
a THE FLINTSToNES.

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q ROUTE 66.
Adventure l Hour "Effigy in Snow" A
masked killer strikes his victim on the
Squaw Valley ski slopes amid the gaiety
of winter vacationers. Martin Miner,
George Maharis (Repeat)
700 q THE LAWLESS YEARS.
Police. little Aueie." Little Augie Goren,
Louis "Lepke" BuchaIter and Charlie Cur
rah form phony labor protection racket
q IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery. l Hour. "DoubIe Death Of Benny
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Drama. "Harrys Business" small
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@ PANIC.
Drama. "The Moth and the Flame"
q ADVENTURE THEATER.
Drama. WEB Of Circumstance" A bank
teller has been filching money from the
famly's grocery budget in order to escape
from his shrewish wife Thomas Mitchell.
(Repeat.)
ZOO q MICHAEL SHAYNE.
Mystery. Hour. "Four LethaI Ladies'" A
wealthy man asks Shayne to protect him,
fearing any one Of his former wives
may kill him. tRepeat)
g SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Sports. Feature. "The Langhorne Thriller
1853" Lanehorne modified stock cars,
showing the 1o-car wreck.
@ THE DETECTIVES.
Crime. "Quet Night" An ex-convict in
vades police headquarters intent on killing
Sergt. Ballard. Robert Taylor (RepeatO
q TWILIGHT ZONE.
Drama "The Purple Testament" An in
fantry platoon leader in the Philippines can
look into the future William Reynolds.
(Repeat)
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Evening star., 1961-07-16

FRIDAY ~ y
Evening. Cont.
7:3o q HAPPY.
Comedy YAH in Days Work." Happy
plots to get his parents undivided at
tenton. (Repeat)
q THE cALIFORNIANS.
Western. Richard coogan stars.
q MATTYS FUNDAY FUNNIES.
Cartoons.
q RAWHIDE.
Western. Hour incident of the Dane
ing DEATH" The drovers are charged
with the death of gypsy prince. Eric
Fleming, Clint Eastwood. tRepeat)
800 q ONE HAPPY FAMILY.
Comedy. "Barney Gives Dick the Busi-
ness" Barney tries to persuade Dick to
give up meteoroogy and join his plumb
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g FIVE STAR PLAYHOUSE.
Movie 11a Hours. "Born to KILL" 1o47.
A ruthless killer marries a girl for her
money. then makes passes at her sister,
Claire Trevor, Walter SIezak
"a HARRIGAN AND SON.
Drama juniors Other Job." Junior is
offered top position but hestates to
leave his father-partner. Pat o'Brien,
Roger Perry. (Repeat)
$50 GN FIVE STAR JUBILEE.
Country Music. Color. Tex Ritter, host
Guests: Frank Morten Ray Price.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
Reader Objects To "Honor Roll"
EDITOR:


I writing this letter in protest to the recent add
ton an RolP the publication "The Mitzvah,
which is published in conjunction with the activities of
local Embarrassing organization think the Honor Ro is
totally unwarranted effort by this group via the stick
method get the people in this town to give
and more money.
Is the quality of ones Judaism to be measured by the
of his wallet? Apparently But this does not make
them better Jews Are they trying to buy off, their con-
sciences? for that several the list who
members of the Temple attend services only high ho
days special occasions.
Although this would probably be very possible land
certainly practical to group would
like to see REAL honor roll based the ABILITY
to pay not the amount It's the THOUGHT behind the
gift which SHOULD, count, not the amount. Many who
give $O $5 500 sacrificing much than those
giving $780, $780, $1,000 Let heads and
IDEALS be swayed by money.
SAMUEL A. OPPENHEIM
1926 E. Cooper st.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

LAKEWOOD, N. J.-Yid-
dish was the language used
by Chaplain Shimon Paskow,
Jewish chaplain at Ft. Car
son, Colorado, when he
scored the highest of anyone
ever tested at the Carson Ad-
jutant General Testing Cen
ter.
Chaplain Paskow, who halls
from Newark, NJ, scored
"a of 60 points in vocal and
81 of 60 in reading in the
tests given to all personnel
at Fort Carson who claim a
language proficiency other
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
The
Letter Box
Cold Winter In Israel Causes Need
EDITOR:

Today is Chamisha Asar BShevat and it is such nice
day in Israel Even though is legal holiday the
schools closed really holiday the children
Yesterday afternoon the seventh and eighth grade boys and
girls out the streets with the white and
blue boxes of the Jewish National Fund Today five thou
sand children of the grades taken trucks
to various parts of the country particularly to the
Negev settlements far Eath to plant 10000 sapngs
which were provided by the JNF.
In many towns and villages jars of honey and boxes of
dates distributed to the needy by civic and service
ganizations including the Bnai Birth.
Chamsha Asar BShavat is actually the birthday of
the trees in Israel and the day when the almond begin
to blossom. But, alas, in vain looking lovely
almond tree in the garden and not sign yet of
blossom!
We still have much rain and very cold weather, The
rain gives of good irrigation good pasture in the
NegeV and good crop peaches pears pms in the
Jerusalem hills There last week in Jerusalem
and Salad and from front balcony still far
away the SnoW-capped top of Mount Canaan.
The cold winter which has started early has driven
hundreds of needy people in the towns and villages to the
social agencies for extra raons of clothing and hun
dreds simply knock doors with similar
quests The newspapers constantly reminding the pub
lie to bring used depots of agencies
For all the times answer the calls, person
left house without carefully packed bundle of Clothes
thanks to few wonderful people in Tucson. Will Ida Da
wilson, Manya Solomon Godie Zevn and the A. A. Kaishes
forgive thank them right now for the constant flow
of bundles of clothing?
But when these supplies gone turned directly
with appeal Mr. and Mrs. Philip Salonc peo
pie who have for devoedly put all the
their command to collect and to ship hundreds of crates
of good used clothing directly to needy institutions and
settlements. The heavy cartons of clothes which
mediatey dispatched by Mr. Saonc in my plea
have deeply touched AS with loving hand every item
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with for the needs of the poor When
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the victim of guilty conscience The gratitude of these
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to you, Mr.. and Mrs. Salonic!
Needless to tell you how good it is to receive regularly
THE ARIZONA POST AS turn the pages the distance
between and Tucson disappears and suddenly my
self among the people and organizations dear Right
would be there with you, everyday working
the Combined Jewish Appeal pray that you may succeed
and that you may reach your goal.
Our best wishes to ALL Shalom!
MANYA and HARRY STRAUSS
Hafa, Israel
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
Why A Women's Gift To CJA?

EDITOR:
The question arises again and again-Why Womens
division for CJA when all of the pocket
anyway?
Here is my answer. Women are Independent now They
vote independently they spend money they fit indie
pendently And that is fine But please, why not make
gift independently of your husbands and have
the pleasure of knowing that part indie
pendenty and together with the to meet the goal the
community has set itself?
Remember this when a volunteer woman worker comes
to door because she too gives her time and will
Independently of other duties.
SIMONIE ANYOS
2915 E. Edison st.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
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The Arizona post., 1961-02-17
ChupIuin Scores With Yiddish

than English. The tests de-
termine the degree of pro-
ficiency. Languages tested at
Carson now range from AL
banian to YiddISh.
The Arizona post., 1961-02-17

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Evening star., 1961-11-12

tomorrow or whether Mr.. Gro
myko win be q guest at q lunch
con in the Finnish Embassy
tomorrow.
Newsmen we're told that to-
morrow Mr.. Karjalainen viii
visit the Soviet art exhibit near
the Kremlin and then viii go
to see the new auditorium in
side the Kremlin walls. In the
evening he viii attend a per-
formance of La Traviata at
the Bolshoi Theater.
There was still no informa-
ton as to how long he win stay
in Moscow. Finnish officials
have said he hopes to make the
visit as short as possible, per-
haps two or three days. They
have emphasized he has come
to learn Soviet intentions, not
to open formal negotiations.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
with military or political mat

with military or political mat
ters.
THE fundamental purpose is
to secure that there are no
setbacks in any field on Nor
die cooperation already en-
barked upon" said Premier
Tage Erlander Of Sweden.
Mr.. Erlander said the recent
Soviet note to Finland, asking
for mutual consultations on
joint defense measures, had no
bearing on the progress of the
Nordic conference.
The Swedish Premier pointed
out the conference had beer
planned long before the deliv-
cry Of the October 80 Soviet
note which alarmed Scandi-
navia.
In his opening speech, Premier
Martti Miettunen of Finland
said:
"The season is too stormy to
allow us to enjoy, to any higher
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Morse Leaders
Discuss Closer
Economic Ties

HANKO. Finland, Nov. II
(AP) The Premiers of Dem
mark. Finland. Iceland, Norway
and Sweden met in this sum-
mer resort city Today TO dis
cuss closer economic relations
Agreement was reported on
all matters of principle. They
are studying a convention to
link the Nordic countries closer
together economically, cultur-
ally and legally, and to con-
tinue cooperation which has
already begun in these fields
The convention does not deal
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Gromyko. who explained what
the Kremlin meant with its
note of October 80.
Neither side would disclose
what Mr.. Gromyko said. A Fin
nish spokesman would say only
that the talks had been con-
structive and would continue.
The October 80 note re-
quested a conference on mutual
security measures and gave
West German rearmament as
a reason for increased vigilance.
The note sent a diplomatic