Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04

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Choir of st. Luke's Lutheran
Church of Redland on Good
Friday at 8 pm.
Featured soloists will be Ruth
Isaacson, soprano, and Karl
Reinhard, tenor. George Gron-
niger will be at the organ and
Esther Gronlnger will direct
the choir. Pastor Thogerson will
be reader throughout the can
tata.
The Cantata starts with the
First Palm Sunday and brings
in every phase of the Holy
Week. The public is invited.
Miss JACKIE Gather, supt. of
Arts, Crafts, and Hobby Dept.
CT the Montgomery County Fair,
1868, has announced the names
of the chairmen of the various
divisions: Mrs. Eileen Nader,
adult division lover 10 years.;
Mrs. Ruth Sentelle, asst. chair
man. Mrs. Alpha MACPHERSON,
teen-age division; Mrs. Mary
Marshall, asst. chairman. Mr..
Leslie Frye, children's division;
Mr.. John Younkins, asst. chair
man.
Copies of the rules and regu-
lations for entries may be had
by calling Miss Gather at WA.
6'1272 or writing her at JOG ".
S u m NIT Ave-, Gaithersburg.
Entries are open to county resi-
cents only.
Parents were invited to at
tend an assembly program at
the Gaithersburg Elementary
School on March 20. Conducted
by Mrs. Madge Nuce, physical
education teacher, in cooper
alton with the fifth and sixth
grade teachers, the program
was designed to give a picture
of some of the physical educa-
alton activities of the winter
program. Students participated
in demonstration of calisthen-
les, folk dancing ana tumbling.
County Coffee Break" which
Is heard over Station WING
each Friday and Saturday at
1920 am. will feature Mrs.
Mimi Salamanca on April 5.
Mimi will talk about life in
England, where she and her
husband, author Jack Salaman.
ca, lived for some time. She will
also recall some of her exper-
fences as an actress.
On April 6, "Chuck" Stobbs,
former pitcher with the Wash
ington Senators, will answer
questions on a most timely sub.
ject, baseball. The questions
were submitted by the 7th and
9Th grade boys at Gaithersburg
Junior High School.
These delightful ten minute
interviews conducted by Mrs.
Ruth Bartlett and sponsored
by the Gaithersburg Presbyter.
ian Church are becoming the
fastest ten minutes on radio.
The Lions club of Gathers.
burg announces that plans for
the Public Auction Sale which
will be held on April q are
progressing. Brake and Elwood
Fraley of Redland will serve
as auctioneers. For further in
formation call Lawrence Best
at WA. 6-23S1.
Gaithersburg residents get
your papers ready! The MYF of
Grace Methodist Church began
their paper drive last Saturday
and will be picking up papers
for the next two Saturdays.
The Gaithersburg Elementary
School fifth and sixth graders
are engaged in a project to i'm.
prove their skills in oral com.
munication.
Mrs. Alpha MacPherson's
fifth grade class presented a
play which they have chosen
and prepared by themselves,
The audience was then ques.
toned as to who and what was
understood in the play.
On the basis of discussions
and suggestions for improving
their speech, the children pre-
sented the same play one week
later. A dramatic change was
evident; the audience under
stood the play and discussed
The changes that they noticed
had been made to improve com
munications.
Mr.. Dewey DeLaire, principal
states that this unique and in
teresting project has been en-
Enthusiastically applauded by the
teachers.
Cub Scout Pack 937 met or
March % at Grace Methods