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Evening star., 1961-03-31
FORE AND AFT
Mobjocks
Win Fans
To Sailing

Second only to the Light
nings in point of numbers on
the nearby Potomac River but
second to none so far as rapid
growth is concerned is the
Mobjack fleet.
Last season at this time
there were two boats in the
area. Now there are 1S Of the
swift, 17-foot sloops first pro-
duced only three years ago.
Designed and built by Roger
Moorman, a well-known Ches-
apeake Bay skipper and named
for Mobjack Bay in Southern
Virginia, the boat is made en-
tirely Of fiberglas with alumni
mum spars. 1t carries $50 square
feet Of sail in the mainsail and
job and 165 square feet in its
spinnaker.
Mobjacks have q planning
type hull and can, in good
winds, zip along at 20 to rs
miles an hour. Notable is its
self -bailing feature. Should it
capsize and fill with water. 1t
will drain itself dry when
Irighted.
Enthusiasts say that many
a race has been won by a Mob
jack skipper who capsized be-
fore the finish.
Nationally there are more
than ITO Mobjacks and the ma
tional president is q member
Of the Washington fleet, James
Nathanson. He also is national
champion, having won every
one Of the four races in the
championship series last year
at Fishing Bay. Virginia.
Since q Washington skipper
won the title, this years ma
tionals will take place either
on the Potomac or Severn
Rivers.
Dwight Webb is captain of
the Potomac fleet which will
take part in the Potomac River
Sailing Associations spring
series Of races starting Sum
day, April %, off Hains Poilt.
Other officers are John
Adams. vice captain: Bennett
Ackerman. secretary, and John
Fulcher, treasurer.
Further information may be
obtained from Webb at OIL. 4
1928.
80 AA .-
Like the Potomac River Pow
er Squadron, the Coast Guard
Auxiliary actively engages in
teaching the public the rudi-
ments Of seamanship and safe
boat handling.
The Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Division has $50 pupils in
its eight-week course on safe
Evening star., 1961-03-31

Spring fishing is looking ur
and will improve sharply as the
river clears.
Biggest news is the first white
snad catch of the season on
the Mattaponi River in Vir-
ginia. Like all the others, this
stream has been high but not
muddy and quite q few shad
had been taken in nets.
It remained, though, for
some anglers trolling under the
bridge at Walkerton to bring
in the first authentic catch OF
the year on rod and line. Only
two were taken but it is a sign
that they may soon be on their
way up the Potomac.
Boats to fish the Mattaponi
can be rented at the town OF
Aylett on Route $50 from which
outboarders can run down to
WalkertOn.
RappahannOck Muddy
The Rappahannock still Is
high and muddy, hamperine
hickory shad fishing, and only
a couple Of more hickories are
reported to have been taken
after the initial catch at Queen
Anne's bridge on the Patuxent.
Meters are taking quite q
few herring off the bridge and
some white perch are being
caught. although they are small
as q rule.
Over at Chain Bridge her.
ring are being caught on snag
hooks cast into the swift wat
ers. To snag herring you need
q weighted treble hook, easily
bought at any tackle shop, q
length Of stout line and q short,
stiff rod.
Snaggers usually cast out
and let their weighted hook
sink, then draw it swiftly
through the water in a long
arc, quickly hauling any her.
ring they may have snaggec
to the bank
Suckers Biting
If you like to catch suckers
they are biting at the mouth
Evening star., 1961-03-31
SPORTSMAN'S
CALENDAR

DC. CHAPTER, IzAAK. WALTON
LEAGUE-Sportsman's luncheon at
1880 pm. Monday In the Occidental
Restaurant. l411 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; NV. LLOYD Swift, chief Of the
partment, will speak and show slides
Of activities IN the United States and
PRINCE GEORGES FISH AND GAME
CLUB-Executive meeting 8 o'clock
toniEht at the clubhouse at Mitchell-
Evening star., 1961-03-31

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Mercury outboard motor: brand-neW
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Evening star., 1961-03-31

Single and Is or over. The new
princess will be named April 16.
So tr
A new water ski club has
been formed at Cape st. Mary's
Marina on the Patuxent River
to be known as CONMAR
Consolidated Marine Indus
tries. IncJ
New officers are Chet Walk
er, president; Earl Rager. vice
president, and Barbara Shep-
herd, secretary.
Weekly and monthly COM
.petitive meets are planned at
the marina.
Evening star., 1961-03-31

There win be water and elec-
trio connections for all boats
a snack bar and overnight &C
commodations for guests.
The st. Jerome's Marine
is being built by Hamilton
Trossbach who expects to have
it in full operation this sum.
mer. It will accommodate ur
to 40 boats.
Railway Available
At Solomons, A. w. Zahni-
ser has q marine railway fol
"do-it-yourself" repair jobs
that can take boats up to 4C
tons.
Richard F. Vosbury, former
vice president and general
manager Of Cruisalong Boats
Solomons, heads a new marina
at Annapolis called Walton'S
Landing, Inc.
Although it bears his name
the 45-slip marina is a separ-
ate corporation from George
B. Walton, Inc. yacht i'm
porters of which Vosblry also
is vice president.
Ready by May /
Although the severe winter
has delayed construction
about q month, bulkheadine
has been completed and Vos-
bury said yesterday he expects
the marina to be ready by
May /.
The berths will accom-
fnodate boats from IS to 70
feet and covered slips are
planned for next year.
Work will start Monday on
a separate building which will
have lockers, showers for men
and women and spar racks. It
adjoins q 33-car parking lot
reserved for marina users.
There viii be q fuel dock
and ice and ships stores viii
be available. A swimming pool
and captains club are planned
by 1868 but meantime there
viii be q landscaptng program
that will provide a lounging
terrace and garden.
Evening star., 1961-03-31

4uV poa8 AZ nearby FIneS
Point.
3-Provide berths In st
1erome's Greek after the Ions
Isln around Point Lookout anC
Add to the facilities al
both Solomons Island anc
annapolis.
2S Berths Ready
Down at Tall Timbers, F
Archie Meatyard, Bethesda at
tCrney, has % slips ready fol
boats Of all sizes at what hC
calls the Tall Timbers Va.
cation Club. Additional berths
viii be added as the demand
increases.
Work originally was sched-
uled to start last year but ha6
to be delayed until the Army
Engineers finished dredging
Herring Greek to a depth oi
eight feet.
Meatyard started construc-
ton In the fall and currently
is adding showers, rest rooms
and q laundry. Four apartment
units left from q boys camp
fbrmerly on the site are avail
sble for those who wish to
trail outboards and spend sew
eral days fishing or boating.
Motel to Be Added
Work will start soon,
though. on an eight-unit mo-
tel and picnic grounds. The
attorney plans to build 100
slips if necessary. Marine
gasoline Is available along
With nearby grocery and ice
facilities.
William A. Chapman, CO.
chairman Of the st. Mary's
County Development Commit
tee, heads q group building
the Piney Point Marina on
what was the naval torpedo
station.
The marina has 80 acres OF
land, q railway capable Of
handling boats up to IS tons
and o 25,000-gallon water
storage tank. A 6.000-square-
foot building is being con-
verted into q repair shop.
Evening star., 1961-03-31
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Perfectly balanced, VIVIF casts
beautifully with either bait cast
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Doesn't spin can't twist your
line. VIVIF WAS DESIGNED TO
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Evening star., 1961-03-31
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Evening star., 1961-03-31
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Evening star., 1961-03-31
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Evening star., 1961-03-31
READY FOR SEASON
5 New Morinos Add
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BY CHARLES COVELL

Z Five new marinaS are completed nearing compile
ton or under construction on the Potomac and along
Chesapeake Bay this spring that will
Provide much-needed fuel, storage and supply
facilities at Tall Timbers prime rockishing area
on the lower Potomac. -,
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Evening star., 1961-03-31

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Evening star., 1961-03-31
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Evening star., 1961-03-31
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Evening star., 1961-07-07
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Evening star., 1961-01-06
Meeting Set
ByWonnen
OF B'nui Birth

The Executive Committee
Of District No. S, B'nai Birth
Women. will hold its annual
midwinter meeting tomorrow
through Monday at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Presiding will be the dis
trict president, Mrs. Gerald
P. Soltz of Miami, Fla, who
was reelected to that Office
in June. Only 80, Mrs. Soltz
is the youngest woman to
serve as a district president
in the history Of the So
year-old organization.
A leadership training ses-
sion will be one of the fea-
lures of the 3-day meeting. It
will be conducted by Miss
Edith Whitfield, member of
Evening star., 1961-01-06

Education and Welfare Ber-
tina s. Adkins. Representative
Jessica McC. Weis of New
York, and national commit
tee-woman for New York;
Mrs. Webster B. Todd. ma
tional committee woman
from New Jersey and vice
chairman Of the Republican
National Committee; and
Mrs. c. Wayland Brooks.
national committee woman
from Illinois and vice chair
man Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Also at the table will be
Mrs. c. Douglass Buck, jr..
national committee woman
from Delaware and secretary
of the Republican National
Committee; Mrs. Ruth Parks
of Colorado. president Of the
National Federation of Re-
publican Women; Mrs. Glib
Evening star., 1961-01-06
O.P.Women to Attend
Two Parties 7 omonoW

Later in the day, Mrs. VIII
liams will entertain at a
pm. luncheon in the Assem-
bly, Room honoring Mrs.
Peter Gibson Of Monroe.
Mich, outgoing president OF
the National Federation of
Republican Women.
The newly constituted Re-
publican National Commit
tee,. meeting for the first
time since its members were
elected at last July's G. o. P.
Convention, includes IA new
committeewomen.
Head table guests at the
Saturday breakfast will be
Undersecretary of Health,
Evening star., 1961-01-06

son. Mrs. Thruston B. Nor
ton, wife Of the chairman Of
the Republican National
Committee; Mrs. David Fer
nald. co-chairman Of the
Young Republican National
Federation and Miss Josph-
Inc Good, executive secretary
Of the Republican National
Committee.
Women members Of the
Executive Committee Of the
National Committee have
been invited to pay farewell
tribute to Mrs. Gibson's lead
ership at tomorrow's lunch
con.
Also present for the lunch
con will be Mrs. Morton,
Representative Weis, Mrs.
Albert S. Koeze and Mrs. j.
Willard Marriott, national
committee women, respec-
lively, from Michigan and
the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Mrs. Burdick
Is Hostess
AT Tea

Mrs. ]. B. Parks of Pueblo,
Colo. new president of the
National Federation of Re-
publican Women, and new
members Of the federation
board were honored at a re-
ception yesterday given in
her home by Mrs. William F.
Burdick.
The federation board con-
cluded a two-day meeting at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel yes
day.
Several cabinet wives and
other local Republican lead
ers also were present at the
party. along with the entire
federation board. Several Of
the cabinet wives took their
turn at the tea table.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

Two special women's
events have been planned in
connection with the meet
ings today and tomorrow Of
the Republican National
Committee. Mrs. Clare B.
williams. assistant chairman
Of the committee, has an
nounced.
The meetings are being
held In the SF1eraton-Park
Hotel.
Tomorrow morning, ma
tional committeewomen will
join Mrs. Williams for break
fast at $3.50 am. in the West
Burgundy Room. About 40
States will be represented.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

the National Training Labo-
ratories Of Bethel, Ne.
Proposed changes in the
constitution will be included
in business brought before
the committee.
Discussions also will CEN
ter on the work of the Hillel
foundations, located on COL
lege campuses in the district,
and other youth programs
carried out by B'nai Birth
Women.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Board Meetino

The executive board of the
Junior Woman's Club of
Rockville met at $3.50 pm.
yesterday at the home of Mrs.
John T. Carney, jr.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
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Evening star., 1961-03-12

One FeIU-Of-n-Kimd Samples from our Sent"
Annual Furniture Sale. We must dispose OF
these to make room for me.U spring merchandise.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
WHY GROW OLD? as
Best Part of Reducing
Is How You Feel
Ss1.

Now I weigh 126 pounds.
This is only a loss Of IA
pounds but my weight is
much better distributed. Most
important, that feeling of
utter exhaustion which al
ways was present and the
dull I don't care attitude I
had have gone with the lost
weight.
The worse ordeal I have
ever gone through was pur-
chasing a bathing suit last
summer. Four stores and 20
suits later found one which
concealed my flaws some
what and was attractive to
the eye if not to the pocket
book.
"I have recently purchased
three dresses in size IL and
there isn't a more glorious
feeling. My husband doesn't
care if I buy six he is so proud
Of me.
However, the best thing is
the way feel again. Every
thing around me has taken
on a new glow and I hope
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Women'sCIubs PLANNING
Latin American Awards

in Latin America to the
United States for a period Of
schooling.
1T would be impossible to
calculate the returns in good
will and understanding that
would be generated for us in
the crucial years ahead. 1t is
hoped that many students
will live in the homes Of
General Federation members
while they are in this coun-
try"
Further carrying out the
federation's inter national
goals will be the first Gen.
eral Federation convention to
be held in Latin America. 1t
will be held following the
10th annual convention Of
the federation, June SO. in
Miami Beach, Fla. On June
10, a large group will fly to
Rio where the international
convention will take place.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

Coincident with the Ken
nedy administrators newly
announced Latin American
policy is a new program
the General Federation of
Women's Clubs will launch
on Pan American Day, April
Il. to provide Latin American
fellowships.
Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn, General
Federation president, has an
nounced the Dollars for
Scholars" program as a part
of the international phase Of
her administration goals to
stress Western Hemisphere
solidarity.
On April IA said Mrs. o.
birn, dollars will roll in for
Latin American fellowships."
IF every member Of a
federated club in the General
Federation will contribute one
dollar" Mrs. Ozbirn declared,
I'VE will have a fund suf-
ficient to bring several stu
dents from all the countries
Evening star., 1961-03-17
By JOSEPHINE LoWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
I have Just received an in
spring and entertaining let
ter which I will pass on to
you today.
Dear Mrs. Lowman:
II maintained my correct
weight for years and then
added four pounds a year
for the past three years. That
is a dangerous way to gain
because you never actually
admit to yourself that you
are getting heavier unless
relatives or friends mention
your added girth.
Mirrors I avoided like the
plague. Occasionally I got
a good look at the great pro-
file and it was certainly dis
couraging. I had added weight
from my ribs down, and hav-
ing q sit-down Job (recep-
tionist) didn't help any. I
am married and have a g.
room home to maintain in
addition to my full-time job
which I enjoy very much.
II weighed 140 pounds.