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Evening star., 1961-09-23
Stout Defense
Helps LandOn
Edge Wilson
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

Landon School operated yes
terday on the theory that the
best defense against top
passer is a charging line. The
result was a TO victory for the
Bears over Wilson at Wilson.
With Tackles John English
and Frank NuesSle and Guard
Frank Upham applying most
of the pressure, Landon was
able to hold off the passing at
tack of Wilson Quarterback
Billy Richardson.
Richardson, who completed
IL of % for 162 yards last week
against Gonzaga, accounted for
for only 81 yards. with six
completions on 81 attempts
against the charging Bear de-
fense.
when we held them three
times in the first half, I knew
we had a ball club" Coach
Eddie Barton said.
Wilson had the ball inside
Landon's 35-yard line three
times in the first half and
again in the last quarter.
Bo Berger scored the only
touchdown midway through the
second period. Running from
a spread formation, Berger
faxed a pass, then circled his
right end, fought his way past
two defenders around the 10
yard line, bounced off a tackle
and fell into the end zone. The
play covered 20 yards.
That was Landon'S only Sc
rious scoring opportunity. The
closest the Bears came in the
second half was Wilson'S "a
yard line. A 15-yard penalty
halted the drive.
Wilson drove to Landon's IL
in the third quarter, but Rich
ardSon dropped the ball on
fourth down as he was running
around end.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Eastern High Schools foot
ball team has scored lot points
in its last two games, but that's
only a preview of the Ram
blers' power, according to Har-
old Oittle Daddy Frazier.
Frazier, a 235-pound fullback,
scored 10 points yesterday as
Eastern romped over Chamber
lain, Clio, in an Interhigh
League East Division opener at
Eastern. The Ramblers have
won the Interhigh title three
straight years.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Mgh School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anacostia, z; Phelps, 0.
Annandale. AZ; Falls Church, 6.
Bell, 20; Western, 0.
Bladensburg, IL; High Point, 0.
Carroll, 80: spingarn, ..
Coolidge, 20; Dunbar. o.
Douglas, 13; Luther jackson, 7.
DuVal, IA; Surrattsville, 6.
Eastern, 81; Chamberlain, 0.
Fairfax, 10; Madison, o.
Fairmont Heights, 10; Suitland, IA.
Friends, 13; st. Anthony's, 6.
Jennie Dean, 20; W. c. Taylor, O,
Lackey, 12; Qusntico Post, IL.
Lsndena, On. z; rOVilOn Wilson o.
Mckinley hesi nH; iFSGe'on; Tech, fs: GBallou, 6.
Mount vernon, 20; Hammond, 8.
Orange, 20: Garfield, 49,
Oxon Hill, 1S; Annapolis. 6.
Roosevelt, Is: Cardozo, 0.
Washington-Lee. So; osbourn, ..
GAMES TODAY
o'connell VS.. st. Stephens at WI, s.
GonZaga at Episcopal, $3.50.
DeMstha at Northwestern, s.
Sherwood at Good Counsel, >.
George Washington at Mclean, 2.
Loudoun County at Herndon, 2.
Wakefield at Jeb Stuart, s.
Paige jackson at Parker Gray, 1880.
Northwood at B-CC, y.
Gaithersburg at Richard Montgomery. 2
Walter johnson at Blair, ..
Frederick at Wheaton; q
Laurel at Aberdeen, ..
Glenelg at Edgewood, 2.
La Plata at Southern, ..
Havre de Grace at Howard County, 2
Boys Latin at Charlotte Hall, 2.
TOMORROW
st. Johns at Mount st. Joseph, ..
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Jennie Dean Romps
Over w. c. TuyIor

Jennie Dean High School of
Manassas scored its second
straight victory, defeating w. C.
Taylor of Warrenton, 200, last
night at Manassas. Quarter
back Robert Murphy ran for
one touchdown and accounted
for 2 extra points.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Long Pass Gives
Friends Victory

Quarterback Tom Pyles and
Left End Bud Davis combined
on a 70-yard touchdown pass
play in the second period to
lead Friends to a 1876 victory
over st. Anthony's yesterday at
Friends.
PyleS. a junior starting his
first game at quarterback, COM
pleted 7 of 9 passes for 1853
yards
ST. ANTHONY S - 0 0 o g.
FRIENDS o z 8 Ola
Friendships 20, pass from Pyles
(Rogers. pass from Pyles), Gaskins Is,
run tpass failed).
st. Anthony's--Carr Sc, pass from
Fantone (run failedD.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Lockey's Rally
Ties Quuntico

Quarterback Jim Davie of
Lackey High School passed for
two touchdowns, the last with
one minute left in the game, to
give his team a 1912 tie with
Quantico Post last night at
Quantico.
Quantico held a 1910 lead on
a 48-yard run by David Fox in
the first quarter and a plunge
from the 2 by Nick Fritz in the
third period until Davie un-
corked his touchdown passes.
Evening star., 1961-09-23

19-FT. REVEL CRAFT hardtop cruiser:
uphot. seats, canvas cover, running
lights, 60-h.p. Mere. motor, all-elec /:
/ year old, Real bargain at $l,275.
loft. MATTHEWS SEDAN: twin GIN
diesels. hot water. shower, telephone,
cleo. refgr. Fine cond. May be seen
at Annapolis Yacht Club Sat. and
Sun. otherwise call RA. 3-9302.
l2-FT. CHRIS CRAFT kit boat; 20
See at alexandria Marine, Duke and
Strand sts.. Alex. Va. KI. 9-54S3
1861 TROJAN soft. twin III. Equip.
incls. s. s., D.F.: moving; list $4,000;
best offer near $4,000. Brokers in
vited. Can finance. VIII. 6-63l5.
2O-FT. REvEL CRAFT cabin cruiser;
inboard motor, hunks. head, many
extras: ready to go. SO. 5-6027.
NEED BOATS, for Immediate sale;
now, 81: MfcHAELS MARINA. River
view 5-54SI.
TWIN-SCREW CHRIS-CRAFT, ~ It.,
perfect condition; must sell: free
storage til spring trade accepted
Call MR.. KAsTEL, RIverview 5-54S1
SALE Of privately owned boats, ali
sizes and types. PRINCE GEORGES
MARINA, Anacostia River at the
Peace Cross, Bladensburg. Md.
seiET S5rT:,.. OWENS VEINS, sedan .i cruiser IL IL
sleep 4: $4,000. EN-. 2-933S.
"3-FT. CRUISALONG; motor rebuilt;
lst:class condition; must sell; $1,000.
Call LO. 5-0249.
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
CAP N STAINS BOAT CENTER
1896 Georgia Ave. JU. 5-7773
CANOE, left Old Towne; needs some
work w tandem paddle: price, S95.
BOAT SHED, aluminium, floating, 32-
asttiSe55o oW anywhere; $1,000 SO.
TRAILER KITS. built by Gator; no
Welding, You just assemble; S99-S195.
OXON HILL MARINE. 5544 Living
s!sins. ston I'd. S.e.. 10. 7-3442 Buddy
CARBIUREIoRs: generators, fuel
s1T 9th ST. s.. NV. nI1Eh NJ. s-5S7ss. 5S7EssVicE'
TROLLING-Rock. blues; reservations.
VIII. 6-3662. DANES-ON-THE-B BAY
HOTEL. Rte. 468 through Shadyside.
OWENS 22-ft. express cruiser: 1864:
sxtl.s. well equipped; t'ssS: engine rebuilt; many
leaving area; S1.250. CH. s|s4o7.
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY = 1860
Model Dutch Treat 25-ft. sailing
sloop. with galley. head. 5-h.p. in
poard engine and sleeping accommo-
dations; excel. cond.; asking 81 $50,
May be seen at Gays Yacht Yard
Annapolis, Md. or call JU. S-2S62, or
332-7902. or OIL. 6-S495 for appt,
2s-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT '57 ConsteIla-
uon; twin 95s, eompl. canvas. depth
. iinder' compass, Venetian blinds, many
dition. SO. 5-314O.
2s-FT. RICHARDSON SEDAN; fully
equip1ed. including RCA 35-watt
radiophone, 125-h.p. Chrysler Crown;
excellent condition. Call JE. 1854.
DID ESTER catch you without in
surance on your boat? Insure before
the next hurricane. Outboard 40; al
SO. low rates for yachts. EN-. 2-5OOO.
SALE AWAY
With quality merchandise, priced
right, backed by service and facilities.
both new and used boats and motors
at WINTER prices. 1862 OWENS and
EVlNRUDE. plus many used listings.
Example: 1893 Owens 27-ft. yacht,
plank, It's vS220, new canvas, new
finish. many extras; was S6,300-I
OCCOQUAN MARINA
VA. GY. 4-6o11
Come down Shirley hwy. to Wood
bridge, turn right at Rte. 1873, follow
road about mile, turn right again,
Just before reaching elementary
school and follow road to water
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Additional Sports
On Page Ala
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REPAIRING, REFINISHING, FIBER
CHASING. Winter storage available.
CHI. S-4094. q. :
22-FT. CABIN CRUISER, '5S Trojan
10g-h.p. Gray, encl. head, galley
sleeps snr a,sgaa z: fine cOnd. Code SOLVE
lift. MAHOG. PLYWOOD BOAT
with windshield and steering: S215!
942-01O6.
SAILBOAT, JET IA, No. 324: rich
natural mahog., racing trim, excel
cond.. dry sailed Can be seen at
Presidents Cup Regatta. Write P. o.
h.p. Eyinrude with twin tanks incl,
extra 312-h.p. trolling motor. Going
overseas, must sell this month: $500.
SOFT. SKIPJACK, Chesapeake Bay
built: 12-h.p. Universal Blue Jacket
GOOD eOnd.; @ p fully eauipDed S du ana s1fs ideai al
for Bay sailing or limited cruising
for 2: $3.50. JU. S-105i.
45-FF. "SOUTHWIND"; year-round
living cruiring. Two state ,rooms'
foot of Eve st. s.w. pa
ing and cruising boat for 2-3; very
good cond.; 81, 500 or best offer:
loc. at Blue Water Marina in Mayo.
Nd Call SO. $3.50, Mon. through
lift. FiberRlas runabout; very ciean
25-h.p. Mercury engine; all equipl
Hsl nsnt e-ssSs sRa trailer included; $500.
22-FT. OWENS 81 cabin; 96-h.p..
many extras incl. new canvas. So
So. So 5-1SSs. Sba Town. Alex Dock B,
25-FT. MAYCRAFT express cruiser;
Gray marine l00-h.p.; 10 hrs. total
time; SIS; depth finder; boat in excel
ccond.. with de luxe equip: will Sacri-
Tsei ice Asx for the Barbara E; at
water. d. ~ O N'e' - Nuse
2i-FT. BAY-BUILT BOAT; 4-cylinder
Gray motor; excellent condition; $500
or Dest otter. Seen at Flag Harbor,
L1ng Lens Beach. 1sh Md. Sunday. or cali
8S5T marin. cABN ma[Sr cRTISER DSaP chriscI5t
Nd. AD. 2"75Os. 1-l' DO0A' "''
i0-FT. CA. IN CRUISER; Shenandoah.
Gray marine motor; good cond; ST.
900 cash; See OWNER, Sun, to
SOFT. MOTOR BOAT-Now is the
qInIrE Ilms to sagip Ruyi Apply TIPPFETTs oF An
Bridge 1855.
@5-FT. CAPE COD auxiliary sloop; 4
dacron sails, new foam-rubber mat
tresses and cushions: price. $500
or best offer. See at A. W. Zahniser,
Solomons. Md. or call 10. I-2440.
1860 OWENS "25' Flagship; $4,000;
will consi Ter trade on smaller boat:
nrice: without trade. $1,000. CIR.
15-FOoT WHIRLWIND. with 45-bp,
elec. start. Mercury eng. and trailer;
includes uphols;;, seats and dash.
tinguisher, 8 gas, tanks with capacity
OF "a gel. life Jackets. anchor. run
ming lights. ropes. etc: must sell
Immediately. JU. 5-4747.
lift. FIBERGLAS DE LUXE RUNA-
30 II. End. new. EN-. 3-O222.
l4att. Flberglas de luxe runabout. new:
1878. EN-. 3-0222
14-ft; Fiberglas hull. end; $50. EN-.
22-FT. 1857 CHRIs-CRAFT :,
SEA KIFF-EXCELLENT
OIL. 6-6S60
USED MFG. 30-h.p. elec. johnson;
trailer and canvas: S695. Life pre-
servers. ski belts and water skis; 25es
CROSSROADS MARINA
Baileys, Cross Roads Shopping Center
Falls Church. Va. HU. 1-2442
MUST SELL
40-ft. CHRIs-CRAFT '4s. Express cruis-
er W|59 Crusader eng ,JE o-RQbo
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Don Whitten's Run
Wins for DouoIus

Fullback Don Whitten ran
80 yards for q touchdown in
the third period last night to
give Douglas High School of
Leesburg a 1877 victory over
Lutheran jackson at Leesburg.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
CHAMBERLAN-EASTERN

CHAMBERLAIN % 0 o o o
EASTERN IA IA 13 20-61
Eastern-Spencer 8, run Frazier kick
Eastern-Frazier l, run (Frazier kick) :.
Eastern--Brodie 80, run Frazier kick).
Eastern-Johnson II. pass from Spen-
Ger (Frazier kick).
Eastern-Han IL. pass from Brodie
FRAZIER kick).
Eastern-Spencer 10. run (kick failed)
Eastern-Young II, run with intercept
ton (Johnson kick.
Eastern-Frazier 2, run (kick failedl
Eastern-Wise 20, run with intercept
tion johnson kick).
nIINRAR-COOLIDGE
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Springbrook Squeuks
By Carroll Juyvees

End Bill Jones recovered
teammate Sheldon Batchelder's
tumble in the Carroll junior
varsity end zone to give Spring.
brook High School a TO de-
ciSion yesterday at Springbrook.
The winners, playing their first
season, have a 2-1 record.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Carroll Wins
18th Straight

Carroll scored in every quar-
ter yesterday in winning its
18th straight football game
over a three-year span. The
Lions defeated Spingarn, 1916,
at Carroll.
Quarterback Larry Marzetti
completed eight of 10 passes for
146 yards and two touchdowns,
and Halfback John Foster car
ried for 80 yards and two more
scores.
Spingarn's touchdown in the
first period was only the fourth
scored against the Lions in the
last two years.
sRIRNa6AHN sERR6hH --- 80 9 18 9 S--as
carroll-Foster 1, run (Marzetti kick
Spingarn-Freeman 8, run (pass
caEfoI@Ffoster II, run Marzetti
carToll-Rand 12, pass from Marzettl
carroEProctor 9, run Marzetti
carroil-wasnington 6, pass from Mar
zetti (kick failed).
Evening star., 1961-09-23
INTERHIGH SUMMARIES

BALLOU-TECH
BALLOU --------- 0 8 0 o. 8
TECH -------12 0 0 6-1S
Tech-Dodson 1s, pass from Proctor
(run failed)
Tech-Winslow IA. run (kick failedl.
Ballou-Sokol 80, run (run failed).
Tech-Anderson 5, run failed).
BELL-WESTERN
BELL ------O o IL 1876
WESTERN o 0 0 O. 0
Bell-Jackson 65, kickoff return
(Stewart kick).
Bell-Burns 9, run Gkick failed.
Bell-Harley %. run tStewart kick).
Bell-Stewart 2s. pass from Burns
kick failed).
ANACOSTIA-PHELPS
ANACoSTIA --------7 o o o.
PHELPS ----------0 0 o 90
Anacostia---Long 20, pass from Dunn
Absher kick.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Abbo's Three Scores
Spurk Little Hoyus

Quarterback Bob Abbo scored
three touchdowns, one on a rs
yard punt return, and passed
for another yesterday as
Georgetown Prep opened its
season with a $50 victory over
Peary at the Rockville school.
Evening star., 1961-09-23

BLADENSBURG - O 6-12
HIGH POINT ----- o o o. 0
Bladensburg-Bishop 21, run Ckick
failed).
Bladensburs-Holcomb 40, run (kick
failed).
Evening star., 1961-09-23

Wilscn-Berger 20, run (Ruggles.
pass from Berger).
Evening star., 1961-09-23

built: 12-h.p. Universal Blue Jacket
twin aux. power: sails and spars in
good cond.; fully equipped and ideal
for Bay sailing or limited cruising
for .: $3.50 JU. S-105l
Evening star., 1961-09-23

23, pass from Dunn
Absher kick.
Evening star., 1961-09-23

I5-FT. HOUSEBOAT style cruiser: 30
hip. Evinrude with twin tanks inclA
extra S1ahp tG trEllpE ipI. mot9r G9ng
FL 4-5257.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Church Plans Series
To Overcome Worry

Learning TO cope with life in
a better way is, l believe, worth
a few minutes away from
housework or the job" he said.
We're going to have the nurs.
cry open so mothers with little
ones can attend. We expect a
lot of good from these daytime
meetings"
DR. Haggai, the evangelist. Is
also speaking nightly at the
church at 8 o'clock, May %
through June 4. Assisting him
are Eddy Nicholson. music d..
rector, and Bob Anderson, or.
ganist.
The public is invited to all
services.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Memorial Day Address
Slated By Wedemeyer

Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer
win speak at q Memorial Day
observance Of the Chevy Chase
Republican Women's Club Tues,
day at 10 am
The special patriotic ceremon.
les win be held at the River I'd.
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin
z. Tankersley.
General Medemeyer will give
an appraisal Of what American
policy and strategy should be In
Cuba and the Far East, using
his personal experiences as
background.
The retired officer was with
Lord Mountbatten In India in
1913, was In command Of the
China Theater following Gen.
Joseph StIllwell, worked with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Holiday Park
Dedication Set
For Tuesday

Formal dedication of Holiday
Park Elementary School, Far
rara dr.. and Veirs Min I'd.
Wheaton, win be held at l pm.
Tuesday under the sponsorship
Of the Holiday Park P.TA.
DR.. Glenn o. Blough. profes-
sor of education at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland, win speak.
The school, which opened last
September, has facilities for $50
stu d ents of kindergarten
through fifth grade.
Additional facilities now
under construction win provide
for q total Of $40 students and
include the sixth grade. When it
is completed the school will be
the 18th largest of the county's
80 elementary schools.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

Chang Kai-Shek from 1874 to
1916, and served as an ambas-
sador in the Far East under
President Truman.
Since 1851 General Medemey-
er has been active in industry
and is now writing his memoirs
at his Maryland farm.
Hogtesses for the ceremonies,
under Mrs. Thomas A. Tharp,
club president, are Mrs. William
Becque, Mrs. Robert II. Raw
Inns, Mrs. Francis c. O'Brien
and Mrs. Stacy L. Williams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

Wen be able 70 buy al the
snchoyies we want, taxrfnee.
Look for q big boom In IN.
ch0vles. Likewise Iox, MetEScsI,
pigs feet, wheat germ and tT1pe.
But 90 for q can Of the harT1ed
housewives speciality Spsghet.
p-ssd you pay through the
nose. French1fry fancaers and
the kid with a yen for an esBd-
mo pie win suffer the same
fate.
But it'B be the deIieatessen
and grocery CLERKS we should
reserve our sympathy they
win need IL. checking on AL
those choice items 70 tax or not
70 tax.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Thespians to Present
Hotel Paradise in June

Secret trysts. confused iden.
tity, and mysterious apparitions
oil intermingle In the furiously
fast farce, "Hotel Paradise" by
Georges Feydeau, which the
Montgomery Players will per-
form on June 2 and 3 at $3.50
pm. at the Leland Junior High
School, Bethesda.
Ticket information can be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Irving Day al
Oliver 2.56s5. or Emerson s.
s257.
Leading the players will be
Mel Diamond. this years win.
ner OF the Maud Howell Smith
best performance award; Betty
Lou Schmalbach, Berenice Car
reau. r. l.. Sweet, Gait Duane
and Norman Engelman.
They receive brisk support
from James Saguto, Lynn Oar
nell, Harmon Eaton. Donald
Sander, Charles HeInemann,
and Diane Wolman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Group to Observe
Birthday in June

The Erasmus Perry Chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, win celebrate its
Dist birthday on June 8 at a
dinner meeting at the home of
Mrs. Lawrence S. Lesser in
Chevy Chase.
At its annual spring meet
ing, the chapter summarized
the accomplishments Of the
year, meeting at the home Of
Mrs. John Humphrey in Manor
Club Park.
Mrs. Guy Windley was elect.
ed treasurer to fill a vacancy,
and Mrs. Leslie Browne, jr.,
and Mrs. James A. Lynn were
admitted as new members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
A Sherwood
Students Win
Scholarships

-Four Sherwood High School
seniors VIII receive scholarships
as they enter college neat fan.
Verne McCuIlen competed
for zrsd won = fouryesr fulI M
Ition scholarship to George
Washington University. she
plans 70 study international sf-
fairs.
a tTOyeaT scholarship 10 the
Lucy Wefsb Hayes Ecin00G Of
nursing vas awarded to KAN
leen Brock. The school Is zffE-
ated win Sibley Hospital IL
WAshfngtOn. D. C.
Perry Patterson VIII study
government At the University
Of Virginia with a 500 grant q
financial aid
DICK Waiter was granted 800
from Geneva College in Beaver
Falls, Pa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Kenny Tuchtan
To Participate
In State ROadeO

Kenny Tncffan. 1870 Gains
bonO I'd. viii represent Rock
vile ia the Maryland Roadeo to
be held Saturday at the Uniser-
sity Of Maryland.
Tuehfan, : Richard Montg0rn-
cry High School student, Is win
ner Of the annual teenage road
60 in Rockville sponsored by the
Rockville Junior Chamber Of
rC0mMerce.
The contest, with six contest
ants, was held at Rockville
Civic Center with judges repre-
senting members Of the city,
county and State police and the
City Council
The rOadeo is sponsored each
year BY Jayeees 70 encourage
safe driving among teenagers.
IT consists Of written and driv-
ing tests for each contestant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

ceiyed fs1is week from the Re-
tail Sales Tax Division Of the
Maryland comptnolIeS's office
up in Baltimore gives clear ey5.
dence that { he grocery clerks
lot win not be an 'sppy one AZ
AL 10 days 70 come.
A partial list Of items
bought from grocery stores
which Will and won'tb be ex.
empt from the new sales tax on
restaurant meals and carry-out
foods Is enough 70 make your
head swim,
Already we have visions Of
h0ur,iong queues forming at
eheck0ut counters while dis,
fraugiIt clerks check for grocer.
les they shoUso and should not
Tax.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Silver Spring Ice Revue
Starts S-Day Run Friday

Ferdinand the Bull. the BE.
ctaDlcaI Doll and Mickey and
Minnie Mouse.
Mr. Chapman. VINO took over
the school In February. 1860,
formerly sksted with the Ice
Capades, His Brftisb-bOrp wife
also is . figure skater. They met
In 81 Montz, Switzerland. dur.
ing filming Of ciDerama Holi,
day.
Mr. Renaud is q former pro
ducti0D co0rdinstor for Ice Ca,
pades.
The shows win be presented
on the Walter Chapman ice rink
AZ 95I Thayer avenue, q half
block off Georgia avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

Northwood, Monday, June 10,
500 pm, SO.
Po0Iesyille, Friday, June 10,
S:l5 pm. 80.
Richard Montgomery, Friday,
June i6, 1000 am, 1856.
Sherwood, Monday, June 10
T7;W pm, l92.
Walter Johnson, Wednesday
June ~, $50 pm, 565.
Wheaton, Thursday, June IS
$50 pm. 40.
An additional 127 students
win be graduated from Mont,
gomery Junior College In cere.
monies at 4 pm. Sunday, June
10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

Take q worry break instead
Of q coffee break" urged the
Rev, Jacob Gamble, minister Of
the First Baptist Church, Rock,
vile, today.
He referred TO a series Of
weekday morning talks being
given In the church at 1000
an, May 20 through June 2,
by DR.. John Z. Hagai, a leading
Southern Baptist evangelist.
The series Is entitled How TO
Win Over Worry"
Some problems TO be dealt
with during these 40-minute
talks, said Mr.. Gamble. are
vHow TO Improve Your Home
Life" How 10 Overcome Bore.
dom and How TO Handle Crit.
iclsm,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

Director Of the play is writer.
lawyer Carl EardIey.
The intricate set requiring nu.
merous doors, windows, a rope
ladder. working stairs, a hotel
corridor and a garden scene Is
being prepared under Hartley
Day. The colorful costumes are
OF the 1910 period when ladies'
had wasp waists and amusing
hats while men wore tight trou.
sers and colorful vests.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

A two,hOur ice skating revue,
Fantasy on Ice" win be pre-,
scented by the Washington Fig.
ure Skating Club al Walter
chspBan'g Silver Spring Lee
Skating school Al 8 pm Fri.
day. Saturday and Sunday,
The show Will benefit the
Holy Cross Hospital Of Silver
Spring. Il Is being produced and
directed by Walter Chapman
and his staff, Jerry Remand and
fired YaDke.
More than 100 students Of the
school plus guest amateur per.
formers viii participate In the
etnrybO0k presentations. Skitg
win include T0ylsnd, Cinderella,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
High School Graduation
Dates Set for County

Almost $500 high school sen.
Tors win receive their diplomas
IT commencement exercises at
Ten Montgomery County schools
next month.
Schedule Of graduation dates,
with the approximate number
" students involved, follows:
Bethesda, Chevy Chase. Fri.
esy, June 10. 1000 am, SIS.
Damascus, Friday, June Is,
Sis p.nls 50.
GaitheTsburg, Thursday. June
- 500 pm, 100,
Montgomery Blair, Friday,
June Is, $50 pm, ITO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Annual Banquet Set

Annual banquet OF the Allied
Civic Group win be held June
; at Shady Grove Country Club.
Dinner at 1880 pm. will follow
4 social hour. A dance Is sched.
uled after the meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25
Jumbled Mess
Pity the Poor Clerks
It's a Taxing Situation

We wouldn't be grocery clerk In the State Of Mary
land after June for s the gold In Grandpas uppers
Not that there's anything wrong with grocery
ceFking.
But even the most anSory review Of . document re-
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