Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
BY Ellen BiteIy
WA. 6.2O25

school grounds all day Satur
day. There will be fun, food
and frolic" for the whole fam
lily; door prizes every hour; a
bake sale and a white elephant
table!
This is the only fund raising
affair of the year and in the
past the response has been tire.
mendous so please, once again,
do come! Parents bring the
kiddies and kiddies bring grand
pa and grandma-there will be
fun for everyone at the Family
Frolic.
Frederick Ave. will soon be
looking like the great white
way" Mr.. Patrick Gaffigan,
our new town manager, tells
us that we will soon have 1000
lumen street lights the entire
length of Frederick Ave. The
lights will be on longer brack-
cts to extend over the road for
more effective lighting. To
date, the town has installed 16
new 1000 lumen fixtures on
Frederick Ave. from Virginia
Drive to Summit and replaced
5 existing $500 lumen fixtures
between Summit Ave. and the
foot of the bridge. Also ap.
proved are three 1000 lumen fix
lures for Summit Ave from Lee
ST. to Park. In the residential
area there will be 100 fixtures
which will be increased from
1000 to $500 lumens.
The much needed lighting will
cost the town approximately
$500 year.
We hope this progress re-
port will be of interest to our
readers.
1t is with great pleasure that
the Student Chapter of the
American Field Service an.
nounces that the Hootenanny
staged last week was a roaring
success. Congratulations to the
winners who were Libbo Wy
man and Maureen Thompson,
first place; Jay and Gay, sec.
ond place; and Cindy Hare,
third place.
Selecting winners, we are
sure, was a difficult task as all
the contestants were so very
talented.
An evening social was held at
the Washington Grove Won.
ans Clubhouse on September
IS. The hostesses were mem.
bers of the Woman's Club
guests included their husbands
and citizens of the Washing
ton Grove community. Refresh.
ments were served and enter
tainment was provided by the
well.known folk trio, Hallett,
EllSmore, and Bridges.
The Washington Grove Meth.
odist Church will conduct a
paper and magazine drive on
Saturday, October IL. II you
are planning to be at the Fam.
lily Frolics you may leave your
papers on the porch and they
will be picked up!
On Sunday, October Is, the
Youth Choir will sing.
The men of Ascension Chapel
treated the congregation to a
delicious spaghetti supper on
September %. Busy in the
kitchen were Dick Crawford,
Cloyce Bidwell, Geo. Young, Jr.,
Willard McGraw. Frank Nc
Cathran, and Ed Thompson.
Frank Ciarrochi donated his
services by making the spa.
ghetti sauce for the boys. APP.
proximately 80 guests agreed
that the cooperative effort was
delightful.
Local adults are reminded
that the Neighborhood Month.
ly Meeting of the Upper Mont.
gomery County Girl Scouts AS.
ISOLATION will be held in Damas.
Gus on October % at 8 pm. at
the American Legion Hall. Pro.
gram consultant, Mrs. Pat
Schultz will demonstrate ma
ture handicraft.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Adult Chapter of the
ATS will be held on October
IA at 8 pm. at CHS.
Congratulations to ]. d. and
Marie Watkins on the birth Of
Steven Theodore who arrived
on September % at Suburban
Hospital weighing 6 lbs 1914
ounces.
Mrs. Wilson Whaley of Bal.
timore spent a week at the
home of her son.in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cuffley
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Uher were
called home to Ithaca. NY, by
the sudden death Of Mr.. Uher's
father.
Miss Joyce Hines. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hines. Wis.
tied with her parents last week
end after completing a course