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The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12
Sidney Jr. High School
Six Weeks Honor Roll

Supt. Mikelson of the Sidney
Public Schools has reported The
following Sidney Junior High
School students on the honor roll
for the second six week period:
Harper, Mary Ellen, Panasuk,
Billie; Dreyer, Jeff; Berner, john;
Conaway, Susan; Fisher, Carol;
Thogersen, Gary; Petersen, Susan;
Williams, Sherry; Anderson, Rog-
er; Swenson, Jeri; Brown, Rich
ard; Pittman, Pamela; Sanford,
Kathryn; Williamson, Steve ana
Yoder, Sylvia.
Atchison, Gail; Berndt, Marcia;
Anderson, Craig; Heron, Laur-
ence; Sanford, Susan; Zieske, Pat
ty; Davidson, Valerie; Fisher,
Bruce; Jones, Nicholas; Knoop,
Steve; Miller, Gary; Hurd, Rob
ert; Scoles, Cheryl, Yoakam,
Georgia; st. Cyr, Lynn; Witt, FL
len; MCGEE, Diane; Williams, Rob
bert; Mercer, Karen; Mielke, Mar
garet; Nelson, Susan; Norden-
Dick; Pavek, Gary and Smith,
Clarence.
Breitling, Glenn; Kerbel, Geor-
giann; Williams, Sherman; David
son, Madeline; Ellwein, Earl.
Hansen, Linda; Jones, Nicholas.
Keller, Kathleen; Petrik, Loretta
Steinbeisser, Jean; Eicholtz, Mar
win; ~Iversen, James; Lamphier
Terry; Sunwall, David; Wander
hoof, Caryn; Ausk, James,; Berner
Barbara; Haugen, John; Mercer
Kathy; Miller, Janet; Partridge
Joan; Scheetz, Terry; Vallejo
ROsaelia; Weitz, Peggy; Hede-
gard, Vern; Hoffman, Delbert
Lien, Janet; Lien, Robert; Sam.
pson, Timothy; Unterseher, San
dra and DishOn, Deborah.
Hagen, Douglas; Sunwall, Bruce
ThogerSen, Edna; Entzel, Wayne
johnson, Sharon; Johnston, Holly
Nelson, Sharon; Anderson, Karen
Bartels, Marlene; Kallevig, Linda
Kroemer, Walter; Kruckenberg
Betty; Rounce, Jeffrey, Stanford
Kay; Amundson, Mark; Becker
Linda; Joslin, Alan; McCheSney
Robert; Price, Billy and Anderson
David.
Atchison, Lynn; Burns, Cathy
Cornelia, Kathleen; Hansen, Kar
en-; Larsen, Karen; Mercer, San
ORA; Peterson, Richard; Strasheim
Diana; Welty, Leon; Werslano
Connie; Wheeler, Robert ant
Bucklin, Joan.
jenkins, Jolene; Chapman
Keith: Conroy, Carol; KindopI
Gary; Knopp, Carol; Peterson
Barry; Pittatzke, Darlene; Cues
enberry, Hedy; Witt, Sandra
Ebel. Marilyn; Gartner, Rodney
Leland, Gary; Scheetz, Ronald
Sorenson, Sherry; Swigart, Candy
Banta, Charles; Habedank, Bar
bara: Johnson, Cheryl; johnson
Theresa: Johnston, Greg; Raster
Patricia and Weiderrich, Allan.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12
Lutheran WOmen's Circle
Annual Christmas Party

Members Of the afternoon Lu-
theran Women's Missionary Leag-
ue and their guests enjoyed their
annual Christmas luncheon at
Trinity Lutheran Church Thurs
day, Dec. 6.
Hostesses were Mrs. E. o. Red
lin, Mrs. Floyd Whited, Mrs. Clra-
ence Sather, Mrs. Glen COwell,
Mrs. John Meschke and Mrs. j.
R. Mcmillan.
Mrs. l.. w. FarSke introduced
the program which included a
Christmas film strip narrated by
Rev Zagel. Mrs. Leroy Tanglen
sang a solo and readings were
given by Mrs. Ewald Lueck, Mrs.
Clarence Sather and Mrs. E. Nc
Chesney.
The contents of the birthday
bank were sent to Bethesda Luth-
eran Home. at WATERFOWL, Wis
conSin.
Officers for 1863 are president,
Mrs. John Winter; vice president,
Mrs. Harvey Larson; secretary,
Mrs. Ernest McChesney and treas
urer. Mrs. Garfield Linde.
THE SIDNEY HERALD WANT
ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12
Louise Dore - Richard Christensen
Exchange Vows In Fairview

Elmer Christensen was best
man. John S-teinbeisser and Char
les Hardy were the groom's al
PENDANTS and little Billy Gable
was ring-bearer.
Following the marriage a re-
ception was held in the church
basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen are
at home to their many friends at
the West Side Quillings Apart
mentS in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12

spent playing cards with appro-
pirate games for the children.
Mrs. Effie Thompson returned
Friday with Glenn WaSsers of Sid
ney from Illinois where they
spent the past three weeks visi-
ting relatives at Decatur and
BrOwnStOwn.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Nesset were
dinner guests of Mrs. Dave Mel
son and Howard Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12
USDA Personnel Enjoy
Annual Christmas Party

A sumptuous dinner was served
at the Triangle Club Thursday,
Dec. 6, to all USDA elected Offic-
ials, office personnel and guests. AT
this annual dinner, Russell Dan
ielSOn, master of ceremonies, in
trOduced the newcomers Of Rich
land County. Short, timely, i'm
promptu talks were given by the
officials Of the various agencies
as well as those affiliated with the
Department Of Agriculture in e
gard to their accomplishments
this past year. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Andreason presented a number Of
vocal and musical selections 10
add TO the spirit Of the Christ
mas season.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12
Tana Jean Burns
Engagement Announced

MIR. and Mrs. John Burns an
the engagement Of their
daughter, Tana Jean, to Lekoy
Streeter of Wallace, Idaho. Mr..
Streeter is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Vern Streeter of McKenna,
Washington. The wedding date
has been set for Saturday, Dec
ember %.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12
PeAE0 Lutheran Holds
AnnuoI Meeting

Pella Lutheran CONGREGATION
met Tuesday evening, December
4 at 1870 pm. for its annual con-
gregational meeting.
Pastor Larsen led the group in
devotionS and Nh. S. H. Braaten,
president Of the congregation, con-
Quoted the meeting.
Reports from the pastor, the
president and the treasurers we're
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-12

THE SIDNEY HERALD WANT
ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS
The Adak sun., 1962-11-05

Saturday night was fight night on
Adak the Special Services Depart
ment held an other outs landing Smoker
at the Boring Gym.
Once again this wri ter wa greatly
impressed wi tn the fight card that
was presented to the fl ght fans here
on Adak.
Again there was an overflow crowd
wi tn standing room only at fight time.
This fight program started promptly
and prOqres sed throughout the entire
card wi tn no delays.
an outst2E0 ZIG job was done by the
officials a. ring side. The referee
was Chief CROFT Of the Public Works
Department.
Scoring Officials we're: LUG CoNovER
1T RIGGS and CAPT. O'TO0IE of the
Marines DR.. DYNI:S was the attending
physician at ring side
The first bout Of the evening brought
E]LEN'G1DT, H3H3 of the NAvHOSP and
COOPER ST. Of the Coast Guard Ship
CLOVER headon in a close ma tch won
on a decision by EiLENFELDT.
The End ma tch was won on a decision
by COTS, Gu of NlVSTA at las lbs
over PHELPS, SlJ Of the CLOVER also at
l45 lbs.
The third ma tch was a wrestling
MELTON, FIN of the GLOVER and HOPKINS,
Services and was won in the second
CNG, SN off the USS hUMSE 1t 165 lbs
. COL1lSTA at $50 lbs and was won by
Tzo by K2EsCCNKO, ON of P.W. over
Simon had suffered a broken nose
! again.
advance, but both were top flight.
ST MT Err Of hCD-Q into this ma tch
in the first round.
4 decision by Ic:RRUu, LCPL at $50
Evening star., 1962-08-08

no. Besides, he's busy In Malaga
making "The Running Man. "
with Laurence Harvey and Lee
Remick. Twas the lion
and 11-year-old Pamela Frank
lin who captured the good re-
views here in The Lion" Stars
william Holden and Capucine
came off poorly with the critics.
Trevor Howard managed to do
well and never looking his lead
ing lady in the eye. I truly
believe the Capucine would have
had a more satisfactory career
if she had worked her way up
more slowly to the top. instead
of starting at the pinnacle.
When ! discussed Judy Gar
land with The Lonely Stage"
producer Stuart Millar, he said,
among other things, Judy is
no different than she was when
making pictures at Metro" By
special dispensation with the
unions in London. they were
finally able, in the last two
weeks of filming, to follow
continental hours"-noon to
g pm. This made it somewhat
easier for Judy who finds it al
most impossible to get up early
in the morning. Don't quote
me-" said Millar, because ]
don't want to sound like q
proud producer. but I think we
have a wonderful picture with
Judy and Dirk Bogarde." In
that case I suppose all the
Evening star., 1962-08-08

anguish viii have been worth
while.
In Madrid I saw 80 minutes
of Valley Of the Swords" with
stars Cesar Romero in a long
flowing beard, Frankie Avalon,
Br0d Crawford and Aida ValIi,
who was so tired after she ar
rived in Madrid that she went
to bed for SO hours. The two
new stars in the picture,
SpartacO SantOny and Tere
Velasquez, had met briefly be-
fore the picture started. but
romance bloomed during the
filming and they will be mar
ried later this month in Mexico
City.
There were no hard feelings
between Natalie Wood and r. ].
Wagner when they met recently
at the Cabala in Rome. r. j.
was with Marion DOnen; Nat
with Warren Beatty. The meet
ing was accidental, but they
all sat down to dine at the
same table.
=
The man with the cap and
the white beard at the Plaza
de Toros. in Madrid, looked
like Ernest Hemingway. No
ghost, just a tourist. The cor
Evening star., 1962-08-08

rida I saw there was for nov
ices. young student bullfighters.
One of them didn't even de-
serve that title. He tried nine
times to dispatch the bull with
his sword, to the booing and
jeering of the crowd which was
louder when he ran away twice
from the bull and tried to climb
over the barrier!
A young Mexican was fight
ing in the Madrid bullring for
the first time since the shock
ing incident with Luis DOmin-
guin at Tiajuana, when some
of the crowd set fire to their
seat cushions and threw them
into the ring. For the best
bullfighting, you must go to
Malaga at this time of the
year." Ava Gardner told me.
Not me-I'm not that much
of an aficionada.
Evening star., 1962-08-08
IsSirLuurence
AFother Again?
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Linda, Il wouldn't be in a pic
ture with three other womeni"
Jean is currently negotiating
with Trevor Howard and Hide
garde Neff for the leads.
Marion BrandO magnani-
conceded that he would
not mind if Sir Carol Reed
directed the remaining scene he
has to do in "Mutiny on the
Bounty" But Sir Carol. who
was the first director Of the
film, and left after some argu-
ments with Brando and the
MGM front office, cabled a curt
Evening star., 1962-08-08
HOLLYWOOD

LONDON (NANA) Are Sir
Laurence Olivier and JOa n
PIowright expecting a anoth h er
baby? Mrs. Michael Wilding
has been in and out of a hos
pital here for minor surgery.
Linda Christian and Edmund
PurdOm came to London for his
parents 50th wedding anniver-
Sary. When American producer
Jean Lee Donnelly discussed a
role for Edmund in her Run
ming Target" movie, Linda ask
ed, "Is there a role. for me?"
There are four women's roles,
Jean told her. oh" replied
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19
June " edding Set
By Kenai GouDIe

Mr. and Mrs. Harry White Of
kenai are announcing the en-
gagemeat and Forthcoming mar
f5age b. their daughter. HfeH E
Eauisa. 60 Richard &. McGahan.
son Sc Mr. ard Mrs. Kenneth Nc
ts#..'#isllisssssss . 6 Nsat!s KeHai Read
be announcement was made an
Christmas day The couple plans
z June Wedding
Mis- White was graduated from
kenai hi#h school II 1861 and Is
currently employed at the Kenai
FlanIhinR and Heating 60.
The Pr BeEtlVa bridegroom LAS
been n alaska since January of
1a61 and formerly lived in Cooks
aieh. He and rs brother, 5ae Il,
aew operate Wildwood CheWen
Station.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19
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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19

satin Stf9eaners,
U.s. Harold Andersen. Keaaf.
WAS the hllde 3 makr0h Of han0r
ard her only attendant. Her gown
Was Of ed chiffon and satin IA
ahioned with full skirt and a
dfapad aeckline ard was worn
Nith Fed satin accessories.
Kali Jensen, also Of Kenai, At
tended the bridegroom d best
man
Following q wedding trip to
Homer aF and Mrs Hoffman
have nov returned and are maxi
ing their home II Renal.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19
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= sgh1H9 tIit11 on education pre-
sea4aa Oh he evening Of Jan at
TIE KaRa4 Parent Teacher Assn.
featured guest speakers, q skit
and g tape recording By Prof.
Werner Eon Braun Oh Afternoon
faf TeeazAeeHs. !,
The meeting opened with pray
e. by Rev Carl Click after which
Doug Coleman and Carl Tauriain-
en- presented tie eolors. Mrs. Mary
Wiilets, 9Th grade teacher gave
talk 81 saiuting the flag ard
the Amef5eanism program now m
progress at the school.
Preceding the main portion Of
the program, Rev Daniel Harlan,
president Of the Central K enai
Hospital Assoc. explained t i e
purpose Of the organization and
the progress being made toward
the proposed hospital.
The Kenai Peninsula art show
was announced for April SD and
P4A members were asked to help
the teachers. Mus. Dorothy Nor
gsa and Frances Fritz Hall.
with arrangements for the show
Which vii be held n the school
gymnasium
Roland v Thomas. elementary
school principal, also requested al
persons with artifaeIs, souvenirs,
film and pictures that may be Of
Id e history classes - contact
hin. He : setting ap 4 fi1e e
record such items and names ef
owners Who would BE willing 70
loan the articles 70 history classes.
Why ] Should STAY ID School.
a skit presented by the S1h grade,
featured Hazel Daoliftle and Rose
mary Durham s. modern stud
cts Marie AfeEahan as Greek
student; Mary Ellen Cole, middle
ages Martha Aalaniage ~ Z Pil-
mn and Lila artez Is PbrIa-
gaese student.
Karen Heath md Charles JaFIz-
seniors. discussed ts 49a
eaing u College Charles Il S
been accepted 8oG entrance at
Texas AN College md Karen
5.alls % enter Brigham YaUH 3
University "a Utah
special quest was Anon Hi
tlan7ha5 ~ exchange student from
kenYas Africa, who Is attending
Alaska Methodist University At
Anchorage. IN a question and ans
WEI period Midomha said there
vas 10 compulsory education sss-
tenn IL Aenya and until 1856 there
Vas only one university and only
five nigh schools.
NE room count was won By the
eighth grade for having the lar
gest number Of parents repre-
scented at the meeting
Refreshments were served BY
mothers 81 sixth grade students.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19
KEEL-LATINg CEET-sIols :

Inc Kcelalayiae ceremony for
ysIasl5a's first fel#5g took place q
Seattle on Dee. il. with Alaska >
governor naming the metorship
tine Halaspina
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19
COMES HOME

s8TlB0T9 Arr Everett Jef9iaa,
local Of fled worker, has Fetnrae !
from Fairbanks where he has bees
employed recently. His family
viii return soon from Outside.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19

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aHdAI4.s q #lexI = = Ii
kenais MS married a I'D pm
Saturday Dee -, s kzn Dalton.
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~ as1ga5n Ann Methodist church
~ Anchorage.
Ias former Miss Hoxt has been
Malhing Id Anchorage and had
zaeH Eng here hanie there VITA
her sister Mrs. William seheack,
Ct. Richardson.
Bruce HIoEts brother q the bride
also attended Tie Weda ne. The
brides parents currently @ q { j.
side, seGe unable t. attend.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news. (Kenai, Alaska) 1960-1985, 1962-01-19

Is your SOP getting too big Tor
bis biItelfes Then self them thru
the wants adS ia the Isheneha4S0
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
NAACP Lauds
Anti-Bias Law

Mrs. Mary Y. Williams, pres
ident of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Branch Of the National As.
sociation for the Advancement
of Colored People, has called
adoption OF an nti.discrimina-
ton ordinance by the County
Council "a gratifying step for
ward in the attainment of full
citizenship rights for all our
citizens"
She went on to say, "The
Montgomery County Branch of
the NAACP wishes to commend
the members of the County
Council for this forward look
ing legislation which will re-
dound to the benefit of all coun-
ty citizens, regardless Of color"
"The practice OF our democra-
tic ideals in our everyday deal
ings with each other is sure to
strengthen and invigorate com.
munity ties and will allow MS
to work together in a spirit Of
harmony toward solving other
community problems"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Junior High
Workshop
Is Planned

A workshop for student coun-
Gil delegates from 10 Montgom-
cry County junior high schools
will be held at Broome Junior
High in Rockville January 26.
Each school is sending as
many as Is delegates to the
meeting, to promote cooperation
and understanding among jun
ior high student councils in the
county.
The Montgomery County AS
sociation of Junior High School
Student Councils held its first
meeting of the school year late
in 1861 at Kensington Junior
High.
Officers are Brent Taylor,
Kensington, pre- sid N t; Kurt
Schork, Broome, vice president;
Kathy Vincent, Western, secre-
tary; Kristie Hansen, Western,
treasurer; Judy kirkpatrick,
Belt, parliamentarian; George
Selden, Broome, chaplain.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Nib Flash
Published Here

Regular bulletins on tn e
progress of local Democrats
campaign in support of the
Mahoney-Lee-Barrick tick e t
were widely circulated in the
county this week.
Titled the "M-L-B Flash" the
one-page newsletter is published
by the newly-formed Mahoney-
Lee-Barrick mmittee of
Montgomery County whic h
building support for the insur-
gent group of Democrats which
will oppose a ticket headed by
Gov. ]. Millard Tawes in the
May primary.
Officers of the group are
William B. Wheeler, chairman;
John P. Moore, Willard Morris
and Frank Bliss, vice chairmen;
Frank Hewitt, treasurer, and
Evelyn Lynch, secretary.
One of the groups activities
in the Leadership with Lee"
fund drive is an ITS Up to You
in '62' house-to-house campaign
for one and two dollar dona-
tons. The campaign will be
held during the latter days of
January and the early days of
February.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
High-Speed Transit System
To Get Legislative Review

Legislation to encourage de-
velopment of a high-speed mass
transit system between subur-
ban Maryland communities and
Washington and Northern Vir-
ginia may be introduced in this
session of the General Assem-
bly,.
Del. Carlton Sickles said this
week he would sponsor any leg
islation needed to bring Mary
land in line with any action rec
commended by a special Virgin.
la mass transit study group
Discussion Of a possible rail
way commuter network took
place at meeting Of the Trans
portation Committee Of the
Washington Metropolitan Re-
gional Conference this week.
Montgomery County Council
member Stella B. Werner pro-
posed a review of the recent
study of the Virginia Advisory
Legislative Committee on the
States railway system, with a
view toward asking the Mary
land legislature act on similar
recommendations.
The Virginia study. il was
learned, came up with recon-
mendations for tax abatement
for railroads and extra wide
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Adult Forum
To Hear Rabbi
On January %

Rabbi Joseph NJ. Brandriss Of
the Hsr Tzeon Congregation,
Wheaton, will address the
Adult Forum of the Wheaton
Presbyterian Church at z pm.
January 2S.
His topic will be, What Do
the Jews Believer"
Rabbi Brandriss has been as.
sociated with the Har TZeon
Jewish Congregation for seven
years. He is president of the
Washington Board of Rabbis
for the second year.
A native of Europe where
he was chaplain of the Second
French Army and a German
prisoner of war from June, 1910
to 1915 - he came to America
in 1947. He has held pulpits
in Wausau, Wis; Beacon, n. y;
Austin, Tex; and Wheaton.
Wheaton Presbyterian Church
is at Paul dr., and Church Ia,
The Adult Forum is held week.
ly at the church.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Democrats Plan
Tawes Reception

The newly-formed Democrats
for Tawes" Committee will
honor Governor and Mrs. j.
Millard Tawes at a reception
from 2 to 5 pm. Sunday at the
Westwood Inn in Bethesda. Elk.
pected to accompany the gov.
ernor and his wife are Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert r. O'Conor, ir.,
of Baltimore. O'Conor, a son
Of the former Maryland gov.
ernor, heads the statewide com.
mittee for Tawes' reelection.
The reception Will be open to
the public.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Mrs. Maxwell
Heads Nursing
Home Council

Mrs. Virginia Maxwell of the
Montgomery County Health De-
partment Is 1862 chairman of
the. Nursing Home Volunteer
Council of Maryland.
Other new officers are Mrs.
George e. Rogers, Salvation
Army, vice chairman, and
Mitchell Gould, nursing home
proprietor, secretary.
At the councils statewide elec-
tion meeting recently, a panel
discussed ways and means of
extending volunteer visiting
services to all nursing homes
in Maryland.
Taking part were Miss Sara
Noe, Montgomery County
Health Department; Ellis Duke,
Hyattsville nursing home pro-
prietor; Oscar Newman, Balti-
more nursing home proprietor;
Mrs. Harry Penn, B'nai Birth
Women of Montgomery Coun-
ty; and Mrs. w. Albert Pfeiffer,
Women's Club of Catonsville.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25

Whittier, superintendent, In his
budget requests for 1928.
Milton NJ. Rodes, chairman Of
the ACC education committee,
offered a resolution to the ACC
saying the plans "desirability
and workability" have not been
adequately shown. II would, the
resolution said, add consider
ably" to the cost of school op-
Grafton.
Rodes told the delegates that
upwards of 81 million" would
be required to institute the plan.
The resolution was passed.
An alternate plan was sug.
gested by the group in another
resolution calling for employ.
ment of management consult
ant firm to study administra.
ton reorganization and make
recommendations to the Board
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25

of Education. The resolution in
cluded the hiring of an admin
istrator to work with the firm.
ACC also opposes two-week
teachers workshops "of unde-
fined purpose" before the start
of school; set of encyclope-
dias for each fourth, fifth and
sixth grade classroom; and
funds for the adult education
program, which should be self
liquidating, with the beneficiary
paying the cost"
A resolution urging the Mary.
land Legislature to continue the
State income tax on a starlight
basis was tabled. Another, fav.
oring Maryland's becoming a
self-insurcr for much OF the in
surance it now carries, was
passed
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Jaycees Slate
Valentine Dance

A Valentine dance sponsored
by the Gaithersburg Junior
Chamber of Commerce will be
held February II at the Gath.
ersburg Agriculture Center's
new building.
Dancing will be from 9 pm.
to midnight with music by the
Bill Earl orchestra.
Tickets are available from
any Jaycee and they will be on
sale at the door. Dance chair
man is Jim Burdette.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25
Junior College
Registration Set
For Two DAYS

Registration for the spring
semester at Montgomery Junior
College, Takoma Park, is sched-
uled for January 81 and Feb
ruary l.
Special evening hours have
been assigned each day to in.
.elude special students who Will
be registering for the two ex.
tension centers- Northwood
High School in Wheaton and
Richard Montg cry High
School in Rockville.
Registration for all campuses
will be held at Takoma Park.
according to William H. Neal.
registrar.
Classes at all college locations
will begin February ). The 16-
week semester will conclude
with commencement exercises
June II.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-01-25

median strips on major areter-
ial highways for the use of rap
id transit vehicles in the future.
The regional planners heard
Albert A. Atwell, Silver
Spring transportation consult
ant formerly with the Trans.
portation Advisory Task Force.
recommend they start planning
now for rapid transit service
between Washington and such
cities as Richmond and Balti-
more.