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are improving: Let's make a
quick survey:
Most central Is Column b a
Island Marine, on the Penta-
gon lagoon, and operated by M.
j. (Jack) Styron. For years
there was a long waiting list
for berths, but through a re-
cent construction program
there are now about rs avail
able for boats up to 81 feet.
Upriver there is the Water
Sports Center, operated by Ma
tional Capital Parks, which is
devoted to rowing and canoe
ing. That's also true of the
Washington Canoe Club and
Potomac Boat Club. above Key
Bridge.
Maine avenue, home Of Cap
ital and Columbia Yacht Clubs,
is in a state of flux because
Of the redevelopment program
but around Fort McNair on
the Anacostia is Corinthian
Yacht Club, which, like most OF
the other clubs, has berths for
| its members.
More Listings
Up the Ancostia are other
clubs, small but well estab-
lished. These are the District
Yacht Club, Wastern Power
Boat Club and Washington
Yacht Club. Finally, at Bla-
densburg, there is a large mar
ina owned by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission
and operated on a lease basis
Near the airport is the Wash
ington Sailing Marina, on Da-
ingerfield Island, strictly a sail
ing center and headquarters fol
the Potomac River Sailing AS
ISOLATION and National Yacht
Clubs.
On the Alexandria water
front is the Old Dominion Boat
Club and downriver are the
Belle Haven and Occoquar
Marinas. On the opposite shore
near Fort Washington is the
Fort Washington Yacht Clut
and Marina, also operated by
Styron. A new dock being in
stalled will add so berths.
That about sums it up ir
this immediate vicinity, al.
although other marinas have
been planned. or are abuilding
From the Potomac River
Bridge, however, there are am
pie facilities. Just this side Of
the bridge is Aqualand, which
has been rebuilding since the
fire destroyed its clubhouse
and restaurant. There are
amusement devices and a fine
man made boat basin.
DOwnriver MOOringS
Across the river is Colonial
Beach, where there is a large
marina called the Colonial
Yacht Club taken over last
summer by a Washington syn
dictate. improvements have
been made and there are GOV.
cred as well as open slips.
Also on the Virginia side anC
well up the Yeocomico River il
a popular marina and rendez.
vous point operated by Lintor
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Area Around Washington Abounds
With Excellent Boating Facilities

So you're going to the boat
show and you would like to buy
q boat but your main objec-
ton is:
=. What are we going to do
with it?"
That's one of the biggest
selling obstacles dealers have
to overcome and the least valid,
So many prospective boaters,
including some who have been
around Washington a long time,
are unaware of our special ad-
vantages.
Washington is smack in the
center of some of the most en-
ticing recreational waterways
in the United States. Admit
teddy the nearby Potomac is
polluted, unfit for swimming
and overcrowded on week ends
Waters Good Upstream
But go upstream as far as
Seneca and there is wide water
for outboarding. The upper
reaches are great for canoeing
camping or float trips. So are
the north and south forks Of
the Shenandoah, the Kappa
hammock and others.
Go downriver only a short
distance and the waters clear
and you can swim, outboard
picnic on the Potomac's shores
or cruise up the st. Mary's
River, Smiths Greek or other
pleasant byways. You car
visit Blakiston Island where the
first Maryland settlers landed
and have countless other in.
teresting experiences.
Also close is Chesapeake Bay
with its big waters for the larg.
err boats, many harbors anc
picturesque tributaries like the
South and Severn Rivers or the
wide Patuxent.
Facilities, scarce for years
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Evans, former Treasury agent
Over at Tall Timbers, one
of the most popular rockfish-
ing locations in the lower Po-
tomac, a new marina has been
built by F. Archie Meatyard OF
Bethesda.
At Piney Point, Md, the
Navy's old torpedo testing sta
ton is emerging as one of the
finest boating and recreation
centers in the bar area. There
are covered slips, marine rail-
way, motel units and restau-
rant.
There are launching places
and boat repair facilities on
Smiths Greek near Point Look
out. Once in the bay, boat
men can head south toward
the mouth of the Rappahan-
mock where a company head
ed by DR.. Wallace w. Atwood
jr., of the National Academy
of Sciences has built a $250,00(
marina or north toward Solo.
mons.
| Pafuvnnf Facilities
At Solomons there are nu.
merouS facilities, the Solomons
Yacht Club, Lord Calvert Yacht
Club with berthS, travel-lift
and clubhouse on the old Navy
amphibious base, and marine
stores and repair shops.
Up the Patuxent, one Of the
prettiest streams in these parts
is Cape St. Mary's Marina with
restaurant and motel units
Also in that area is the White
Sands Yacht Club on st. Leon.
ards Creek.
Next along the Western
Shore is the Flag Harbor Yacht
Club at Long Beach and ther
Rose Haven Yacht Club which
has restaurant, clubhouse. mo.
tel, swimming pool and a large
sheltered harbor. y
Deale comes next, a popular
port for fishermen. There
Franklin F. Kidd. jr., Of Wash.
ington has been building a new
yacht club and marina of 6
57-acre tract. It has travel.
life, launching ramp and res.
taurant.
West River Good
Above Deale is West River
the mecca for sailboaters. Al
Galesville is the famous Hartgt
Yacht Yard, which like severa
others, has added covered slips
It also is the home Of the Yves
River Sailing Club, Chesapeake
Yacht Club and West Rive
Yacht Club, a powerboar or.
ganiZation.
Next is Annapolis and it,
busy harbor. There are severa
boat basins, the big Annapolis
Yacht Club and the very ACTIVE
Severn Sailing Association.
All this only roughly covers
the Western Shore. Across thu
Bay Bridge is the Eastern
Shore, with more yacht clubs
boating centers and pleasan
cruising waters.
What to do with your boat?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
By JOE WILMAN
Here's How . Perfect Finish
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With The Purchase or
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Moureen STAINS
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice H.
STAINS of Pasadena, Calf,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Maureen Car
mody to Mr.. Walter Edmund
Helmick. jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Helmick, src., of San
Marine, Calf.
Miss STAINS was presented
to society here in 1859, and
was the Illinois Cherry Bios
som princess the same year.
Her father is a former d.
rector Of the United Safes
Budget, under President Els
enhower.
Mr.. Helmick is an engi-
neering graduate of Purdue
University in Lafayette, Ind,
and is now affiliated with
North American Aviation
Corporation.
The couple plans a Nov
ember wedding.
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with SKINNED milk, onions,
cinnamon and ginger.
Also a singer. Mrs. Egenes
is rated a lyric soprano, and
was once a private voice
teacher. She plays the auto
harp and is noted for her
singing of American and
Norwegian folk songs.
Why Norwegian?
Because / am of Norwe-
gian descent. My ancestors
came over here four genera
tions ago." she said. She can
speak Norwegian fluently.
Was she prepared to de-
bate with her Democratic
opponent on television?
Most certainly I am; any
time he wants." she answered
with a defiant CLINT in her
eyes. -M.A.R.,Jr.
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About the role of women in
politics, Mrs. EgeneS said that
they are essential to it, be-
cause Ito take but one rea-
son. women, in many cases,
have more time to give to it
and to get acquainted with
the issues; and certainly they
gro os interested in it as
men,"
Mrs. Egenes, a minister's
daughter. was born in st.
Paul, MINI. The family
moved to Story City when
she was a girl.
She majored in home eco
Monies at the Iowa State
University. and also did some
graduate work there in his
tory and political science. In
1859 she was a Fulbright
scholar at Oslo University,
where she studied political
history.
Until recently she was
teaching American Federal
Government at Iowa State
University. but she resigned
earlier this year to run for
Congress.
Board Member
Mrs. Egenes has been active
in Republican politics since
the days many years ago
when she was a member of
the Young Republicans"
Until recently she was a
member of the County Exec
utive Board of the party.
Her husband John is an
insurance agent. They have
been married IA years, and
have one son, Jay, aged 2.
Mrs. Egenes was very ap-
preciatlve of the campaign
help being given to her by
her husband.
A good cook, Mrs. Egenes
was proud of a new way
discovered by her to make
chicken curry. She said that
the ingredients included green
beans, cream sauce made
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treasurer and Mrs. w. Conner
Krise, assistant. {
Also: Mrs; Doris Macdon-
aid. recording secretary; and
Mrs. J. Reginald Boyd. cor
responding secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

The officers are: Mrs.
George A. Moore, first vice
president and program chair
man: Mrs. o. Leland Hunt,
second vice president and
public affairs chairman: and
Mrs. Charles v. Wayland,
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loWQns Will Cast Ballots
For First Woman Candidate

When 3l-year-old Sonia
Carlson Egenes of Story City,
Iowa, announced that she
was candidate for Congress
on the Republican ticket, one
newspaper wrote that voters
would be interested more in
her measurements than in
her political views.
The paper was right in the
sense that the pixie-like ap-
pearance of Mrs. Egenes "a
5-foot-5 hazel-eyed blond,
weighing 10 pounds) does
cause men to ogle her. But
when they begin talking with
her they quickly discover how
mythical it is that brains do
not go with beauty.
This was what happened
at a reception the other night
at the Marriott Motor Hotel
where Mrs. Egenes currently
is attending a conference of
Republican hopefuls from all
over the country:
One man, who had Just
finished his second martini,
came over to her and said:
"Congresswoman, will you
join us for dinner?"
Mrs. Egenes answered:
why, sure, but can 1 bring
my husband along?" And
taking the incident in' her
stride she continued ex-
pounding her views on poll
tics to this reporter. She
soon was Joined by the man,
an interested listener for the
rest of the time.
Asked whether she minded
the kidding at all, Mrs.
Egenes replied: Il am always
prepared for it, but I do
not look upon myself as a
woman candidate, but as just
a candidate representing the
party viewpoint"
The First
Mrs. Egenes is the first
woman ever to be nominated
by the Republican Party in
Iowa for Congress. In the
primaries she won over three
men candidates by a Sc per
cent majority.
Mrs. Egenes expressed dis
enchantment over the Ken
nedy farm bill, and said that
her stand was that Gov
eminent guaranteed loans
should be provided for the
purchase of farms just as the
Federal Housing Administra-
ton provides loan-guarantees
for housing.
II advocate this measure
because in Iowa we have a
decreasing number of farm
owners and an increasing
number of tenant farmers"
she explained.
Mrs. Egenes wanted to
know why the Peace Corps
is costing so much money
when people in it are paid so
little" But she said that the
project was a good one and
should be pursued.
On foreign affairs Mrs.
Egenes said: "Basically. I am
an internationaliSt. but I do
believe that some Of our for
eign policies should be reas-
sessed, especially those that
have a strong bearing on do
nestle matters.
81 believe that we should
continue to support the
United Nations. recognizing
its value as a ground for the
exchange of ideas. but fur
ther commitments should
not be made to it to the det-
riment of our allies in West
ern Europe with whom we
should strengthen our ties"
Lower Tariff
Mrs. Egenes expressed the
hope that Common Market
countries in Europe would
lower their tariffs to the
level of tariffs in the United
States. II am all in favor of
continued trade with West
ern Europe, but in our deal
ings we should take note of
the fact that tariffs there { re
higher than ours" she said.
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Elections

The officers and chairmen
Of the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase were elected at
a recent meeting of the club
by Mrs. Tracy B. Augur.
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