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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

college, are included in the
County's school system. A Sec
ond junior college facility soon
will be constructed in Rockville.
At the end of the last calen-
dar year, there were in the pub
lie schools total of 1894 class
rooms and teaching stations.
Seven years ago. the total was
only 1,64O. OF the present total
of class roc ms, elementary
schools account for 1857 and
secondary schools for 1.477. The
number of classrooms is ex.
banded each year under the
Board of Educators construc-
ton program
Last September there were
92,25S pupils enrolled in the
public schools system. An addi-
tional 2y391 were attending
Montgomery Junior College. En-
rollment is expected to reach
5000 September, 1868. School
enrollments have been increas-
ing at the rate ofsabout 5000 q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

educational status of the school
system here. The most compre-
hensive is the countrywide
standardized testing program
which, itself, continually is
being evaluated, improved and
expanded.
Tests of scholastic aptitude
and of achievement in reading,
arithmetic, and language are
given in Grades 3, 5, 6, and 8.
These representatives of pri-
mary, elementary, and junior
high school are levels which
yield information concerning
scholastic aptitude and achieve
ment as pupils move through
elementary and junior high
school. Included in the county.
wide program are tests in
science and social studies in
Grade 6, and tests in selected
subjects at the secondary school
level which are given on a cycli-
cal basis.
Some 133 elementary and Sec
Ondary schools, plus a Junior
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

lar certificates from the State
Department of Education, an
increase of IS per cent in the
past five years. In addition, of
the more than $500 teachers
employed only 166 are without
degrees. Around $500 have
Bachelors; nearly a thousand
have acquired their Masters;
and nearly 200 have Masters
plus 30 hours. Twenty-four
teachers hold doctorates.
In addition to teachers and
supporting staffs, the County's
school system includes 204 prin-
cipals and assistant principals,
and 158 countrywide administTa-
tors and supervisors.
Teacher turnover in Mont
gomery County is the lowest Of
all Maryland counties. Only
Baltimore City has lower turn
over than Montgomery.
The schools have a number Of
sources of information that give
indications or show trends that
can be used in assessing the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

the governmental establishment
responsible for the day-to-day
conduct of County business. It
is the County Manager who
carries the responsibility of pre-
pairing and submitting to the
Council each year a capital and
expense budget.
The Council may cut or elm
mate any appropriation request
of the manager but none may
be increased by the Council
without public hearing.
As chief administrative Of
ficer, the County Manager CO.
Ordinates and supervises admin
istratiOn Of all County govern
ment departments and agencies.
The principal functions of Gov
eminent are carried out through
the operations OF ten depart
ments.
These include Building and
Grounds; Finance; Health; In
spection and Licenses; Liquor
Control; Public Libraries; Pub
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

lie Safety; Public Works; Recre-
alton and Welfare.
The County's police force,
civil defense units and the Fire
MarshaPs office are three divi-
sions included in the Depart
ment of Public Safety.
In addition to County Govern
ment, these additional govern
mental agencies function in
Montgomery County but are
a d m n i stored independently:
The Board of Education, the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, and the Maryland
National Capital Parks and
Planning Commission.
Also, there are the various
judicial branches of government
such as the Circuit Court, the
Peoples Court; Juvenile Court;
Office of the States Attorney,
and the Orphans Court.
Rockville, the County Seat, is
an Incorporated city with its
Continued on Page 81
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All high schools in Montgom.
cry County are accredited by
the important Middle States
Secondary Schools and Colleges
Association.
The County spends 64-cents
out of each tax dollar for public
education. This willingness of
citizens to provide good, modern
school buildings and a superior,
well-paid teaching staff has re-
suited in turning out better stu
dents.
For example, better than IS
per cent of all high school grad
yates here go on to higher edu-
cation. AS an indication of the
efforts made to constantly inn
prove the school system in
Montgomery, 1t is pointed out
that about six years ago only
$40 percent of graduates went
on to college.
Statistics Of the County Board
of Education show that approx
mately IS per cent OF teachers
in the school system hold regu-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15
Main County Office Building

General Assembly in 1918. Mont
gomery County was the first Of
Maryland's % counties to take
advantage of the Act 80 years
after its passage in Annapolis.
Among its specific powers,
the Council may and does auth
Orize bond issues. Prior to going
under Charter Tor home-rlle)
government, the approval of the
General Assembly was required
for issuance of bonds.
The Council may not enact
any laws or legislation for any
incorporated town, village, mu-
nicipality, or for any special
taxing area within the County.
In addition, the Council adopts
an approved capital and ex-
pense budget and establishes
general policies for the conduct
of County affairs.
1t is the further responsibility
of the County Council to APP
point a County Manager who is
the chief executive officer of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15
Court House At Rockville

Less than 30 of the more than
5000 counties in the United
States have attained the pro-
gressive Council-Manager form
of government which was
adopted in Montgomery County
by voter referendum in Novem-
Der, 1913.
From 1776 when it was estab-
lished until 1913, the County
functioned under the County
Commissioners system.
Fundamentals of the Council
Manager form of government
are set up in the Montgomery
County Charter. Under the
charter, the head of government
Is no single individual but a z
member County Council elected
every four years in holly con-
tested partisan balloting.
The County Is divided into
five Council Districts; each Dis
trict is represented on the Coun-
ell, although election Of it's MEM
bers is countrywide. In addition
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

to members from the Council
Districts, two m m b ers are
elected at-large. The Councils
president is chosen from their
number by Council members.
AS chief executive authority
of government, the Council has
certain law-making powers
which are exercised during an
nual legislative sessions held
throughout the month of May.
Laws passed by the Council
in May are not effective, how
ever, until mid-August. The
waiting period" is designed to
allow the citizenry to protest by
petition adoption of any law
passed, if protest is felt neces-
sary. A simple majority vote
of the Council is the only re-
quirement for vote.
Spelled out in the Charter,
the Councils powers (as well as
certain restrictive ones are de-
rived from the Express Powers
Act enacted by the Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-15

year since 1850.
County schools were COM
pletely desegregated at the
beginning of the 1861 school
year. AS the first step in a
gradual plan of desegregation
adopted by the Board of Educa-
ton, four schools housing Negro
students were abandoned. as
sub-standard. In 1857 out OF a
total Negro enrolment of 3,017
pupils, 651 elementary and 312
high school Negroes had been
desegregated. The staff also has
been completely desegregated.
Bus transportation is furnish
ed by the school system to ele-
mentary students living outside
a one-mile radius of their near
est school, or walking more
than LIS miles; Junior high
school students who live out
side lbs mile radius or walk
ing more than Is miles, also
travel by bus, Senior High
School students who live outside
CONTINUED on Page %
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SoorHE BAcGAcHE
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II Mlsvtss Duy 10 Keep Yov Fiai Send 81 for
you, copy Of the fumovs RcAF Exsrelss Plons for
Men ond Women Address rals WEEK. Box TT.
Mount Vernon 10. N. Y. " Over $50, 900 now nvssi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

facts about our famous torch
bearer. Did you know that
: While New York has one
Statue of Liberty, Paris has
three? But all Of them are
smaller than ours.)
. The 42-foot tOrch-bearing
arm actually made two trips
to America? First time was
in 1876 to give PhiIadel-
phia's Centennial Celebra-
ton a preyiew.
: The 3OO-fOot monument,
pedestal and all. cost only a
half-miIliOn dollars to build?
Today, it might cost half that
just TO clean her!
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News. Views and Cues from. all over

The hi0 This is Cat Week
international, and our ,
pull thought for the week is that
the country cannot be going to the
dogs, because it's going to the cats.
An American Kennel ClubspOkes-
man has put the US. pet CEN
sus at % million cats, 20 million
dogs. Other authorities estimate
that there is one homeless cat for
every cat with home. So. the cas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

population tops so Million This probably for the
great number Of new cat books in bookstores:
TRAVEL: ''The Cosmopolitan Cat' by Beulah Roth re-
counts the adventures pepaietc Sames Louis XIV
Photos by Sanford Roth show Louis with celebrated friends
two continents Cary Grant, Igor Stravinsky, Georges
Braque, COIette, Jimmy Dean, Suzy Parker.
'The Velvet Paws by Jean Conger is an easy
going history Of in life, mythology and art going back
to prehistoric fossil bones probably buried by
dog the island Of Madagascar
> BIOGRAPHY 81, Scheherazade. Memoirs Of Siamese
Of Greenwich Village cat who keeps actor pet
PHOTOGRAPHY: Seats whiskers' is book Of unabashedy
cute photos see above by Ronald Spman and words by
Paul Dehn, third volume in successful series by two
EngIshmen who obviously think kittens are the cats.
nuffnrfv From PicO Rivera Calf, teacher Gladys O.
cS MuTEy writes: / preparing my nursery
IIMkEIS school class for story time. Thinking had
good idea for keeping small hands sH said LET'S each one
pretend catch butterfly and hold in our hands, When hbe
story OU those sH holding their bleqiss may 60 outside
and Them loose" Al quiet for least fire seconds
Then young Billy began 70 and cyy
"WhaisUg is Stvong sCith ,Un Billy"
II caught beer sObbed dbe imaginative Billy
RirfhdaV While celebrating the 77th birthday Of the
Statue Of Liberty this past week president
II Grover Cleveland and sculptor Frederic BarthOldi
unveedher October % $780, came across curious
facts about our famous torch
bearer Did you know that n
While New York has one
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SECRETARY

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE AS
LARGE REAL ESTATE fRt AND cor
SLRUCTIoN COMPANY, 18th
AND K SIS. NV. THIS is A
PERMANENT POSITION WITH
INCOMPATIBLE ADVANCEMENT
OPPORTUNITY. SALARY COM
MENSURATE WITH ABILITY
AND PERFORMANCE. GIVE AGE.
EDUCATION, AND COMPLETE
RESUME OF EXPERIENCE, LAST
3 FORMER EMPLOYERS. PRES
ENT AND STARTING SALARY
EXPECTED REPLIES cONFI-
DENTAL, Box l95-C. Star.
SECRETARY-TYPIST, Dupont cir.
vicinity. versatile lady. shorthand
desirable, varied office duties,
Fringe benefits. incl meals. Salary
open. In replying please state
age, education, past exper. and
salary requirements. Box 55-D,
Star.
SECRETARY for downtown firm with
s. yrs. eNper., under 90, 100 w.p.m.
shorthand, 50 w.p,m. tipping. S.5, s
day wk. $3.50 mo. MA. s.s233.
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4siggI '''"'' A''"' oN'
DRIVER, pvt school, Nearby va.
$3.50 per day, runs. Keep vehicle
bet runs and AZ night. Call MISS
RHODES, 4el.26e0.
DRUG CLERK, exper. preferred.
az DAY HyrMTAER P ~ sMS1ssy'' oTSg
Ca, ave, Silver spg.. Nd. JU. o.
6O4S.
DRUG CLERK, exper, preferred.
Eyes. and week ends MT, RAJ
NIER PHARMACY, WA. 7.OOS3
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HELP--W0MEN

DRUG CLERKS nights a wk.
5:30-10 pm. Sun. 9-5 pm. No
experience necessary. Apply ROCK
CREEK DRUGS, 5000 Grub Rd.,
q Md III 0-13o7
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RELP-WoMEN
sALEsLADY, retail exper. reoui,

SALESLADY, retail exper. required
minded Young woman over 'e 81
Learn all aspects OF iewelry bust.
ness, Apply in person THEODORE
NYE JEWELER. Prince Georges
Plaza.
SALESLADIES. age 10 to IS, good
sales experience helpful. Apply
WALGREEN CO.. Pentagon Bldg.
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SECRETARY

For interesting position in Wash. Of
flee OF national association. Excel.
starting salary. JOB requires good
typing, shorth hand, spelling and
grammar. Age 2l-3o, IS, S-day wk.,
n new downtown office. Cali
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HELP-WoMEM

JR. sECRETARIAL POSITIONS
avail. for capable MS. grad. with
P per- Il ssso PoT sS iSf E% IS L. e.
ria Bldg, ~ Leesburg pike, Seven
Corners, JE. 2-7272.
AND RECEPTIONIST,
part time, with pleasing person.
atty, for afternoon work for
computer consultants located mr..
D. C.-Md. line, phone for apt.
529-0362.
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HELP--WOMEM
MANAGEMENT
OpPOPTTTNTTv

National clothing CO. has openings
for top management positions.
EXper. is necessary to hire and
train stylists. Earning potential
$1,000 and up annually. no invest
ment. Commission and override.
Call with complete resume and
age to RE. 7-6S00 or write Box
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SUPERVISORY TRArNEE

OOEGfttlSOfSx 4bfA1NEE
Brentwood, Md, plant Of ma
tional food manufacturer is
stating for supervisory
training program. Individuals
applying should have pre-
vious supervisory training or
experience and be capable Of
rapid advancement to fill SUI
pervisory responsibility after
brief orientation period. Ex-
perience in cereal, bakery,
canning or related food busi-
ness is desirable.
Here is excellent opportunity
for young man interested In
q challenge and advancement
opportunity. Apply in person
to BOB HUMPHREYS, 345O
Bladensburg I'd, Brentwood,
Md. UN. 4-s172.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
TEACHERS = Open sat. fO-I,
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENc 7,
sos 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

SERVICE STATION MECH. - Sober
man with local refs. preferred.
must have Nd, permit. COLLEGE
PARK area. 454- 3a3s'
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HELP WOMEN
ASSISTANT
MANAGER
ASST RKKPR

our downtown 18th 81, salon,
part time, hrs, q day. Monday {
Friday. Experienced, good SalayyA
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave, DI. 4.
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BKKPRs.. sTENo. .TYPIsTs

ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-7280 :
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, MGR experienced for whole
sale supply business. Ideal working
conditions. al benefits, Call Nh
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REAL ESTATE REPATRs = Year
around work. tools and transport
tation; clear police record. no
triflers. Report z an. 1S4b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

SERVICE STATION MECH. - Sober
man with local refs. preferred,
Park area. 474-393s.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper.. with some mechan. exper.
Apply HIGGINS ESQ. 4501 14th
street NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Permanent employment opport.
avail. tmmed. for dependable man
with local refer, and some me-
chanical ability. Pref. mature per-
son, capable Of handling night
shift, 9 days. Salary open. Apply
IN person, MR.. RILEY. Cities Serv-
ave-, TAkoma Park, Nd.
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, rs
yrs; Of older, must furnish $50
cash cash. bono Sd r excel I ref I;i have wife
and oil only. Contact supervisor.
625 Lee highway. Fairfax.
sERyIcEMAN, EXPERIENCED, for
a %orR, s. AH g 4. Ro sSSaFdilNsi1SniHe
SHEET METAL WORK, $3.50
Backlick I'd. Springfield. vs.. 451-
Zoo.
SHEET METAL WORKERS = TOP
pay TO qualified mechanics.
Phone 262.097S after 8 pm.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC
Experienced on warm-air and air.
cond. duct installation with some
layout experience preferred. Must
furnish reference. Apply In person,
do not phone, between 500 am,
and 8 pm, 1901 Central ave,
s.e., Capitol Heights.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC fol-
duct work. s.. a 8. ROOFING q
SHEET METAL WORK, $3.50
Baeklick I'd, Springfield, W. Adj
STABLE HAND AND GROUNDS
MAN, Great Falls, Va. Live In
salary open. 759-2l63.
STEEL BUILDING ERECTORs =
Experienced preferred. Call be.
tween and Q pm. 474-4340.
STOCK CLERKS for permanent
employment only. Must be honest
intelligent, bondable. refs. REQ.
$500 BALTIC. ave, COLLEGE Park, Nd
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HELp MEN
tcoNflNUEDl

CASH OFFICE. exper.. some book
posits, must have references, good
eAlnry. company benefits, call
pe55sgonnnnsi Office for interview. LU.
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ENGINEERS:

GAN0AANGGAMs
General Dynamics/
Astron autics is
busily involved
with i'm portant
hardware projects
in q variety of
space oriented
areas. The high
energy Centaur
space vehicle, Atlas
SLV-3, Glotrac
tracking network,
associated support
systems, ana many
advanced study
contracts such as
the giant Nova
booster are Signifi-
cant examples. We
are also actively
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and analytical pro-
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Current opportuni-
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your speciality.
Navajo times., 1963-05-02
Award School Contract

CROWNPOINT The Bureau of
Indian Affairs is awarding ST.
544, 900 contract to Hesselden Con-
struction Co., of Albuquerque for
classroom additions, dormitories
and other facilities at Crownpoint.
The announcement was made in
Washington by Sen. Clinton P. An
derson and Reps. Joseph M. Mon
toya and Thomas G. Morris.
The. contract calls for the con-
struction of eight classroom addi-
tions, two 16O-pupil dormitories
and other housing. paved streets.
drainage, water and sewer lines.
The BIA office in Albuquerque
said today that the contract is to
be completed within $50 DAYS.
Navajo times., 1963-05-02

Barry Berkson, Chairman of
the Big Brothers organizing COM
mittee of the Gallup Rotary Club
announced today the formation of
New MeMco's first Big Brothers
club to be located here in Gallup.
The club will work under the
immediate direction of social
worker Sidney ellison. Being spon-
sored by the Gallup Rotary Club,
the new organization will subsist
initially from voluntary contribu-
tions of money and individual time
and effort. This will be the first
established Big Brothers program
in all of New Mexico.
All men of good character in the
community, regardless of age, are
now reque sted to volunteer their
services as Big Brothers in this
most worthwhile endeavor.
The Big Brother program
provides a unique child welfare
service which combine S the friend
ship of volunteer (man) with the
skill of a social worker to help
a boy who is without a father.
Today there are several million
potential Little Brothers in the
United States and Canada between
the ages of 8 and 1 7who are growing
up without a fathers presence in
the home. This void in the life
of a growing boy often has a
profound effect on his behavior
which may be expressed in un-
happiness maladjustmeilt, diff
ficulty with the law, and a lack
of faith in people and the world
he knows. Little Brothers are
referred to the club from many
sources, such as schools, courts,
clergymen, or pare nts, and re-
latives.
Big Brother service offers a
boy the opportunity to further his
growth and development hrough
friendship with a man he can
admire, on a one-man-for- one boy
basis.
Big Brother work for the man
is a deeply satisfying and chal-
lenging experience, and offers
unique opportunities for direct
Navajo times., 1963-05-02
Fit. Sill HOnOrS
TOhGtchi Girl

Miss Roseanne Kavaleen Roam
horse, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
John Roanhorse Sr.. of. Tohatchi,
New Mexico was selected as the
April Student of the Month at Fort
Sill Indian School. She was honored
at the Optimist Luncheon and was
awarded a certificate.
She attended grade school at St.
Michaels Indian School and entered
Fort Sill Indian School in 1859. She
served as reporter of her class
in 1859, and as the President of
the Camp Fire Girls.
During her Freshman year she
was active in the Pep Club, Glee
Club, Ali Club, and the Indian Club
and was also nominated as a candi-
date for Indian Princess. During
her Sophomore year she was Sc
lected as cheerleader and was the
Valentine Sweetheart.
Roseanne, pre- sently Juni or, is
vice-president of the dormitory in
which she lives.
She is planning to take course
at the o. u. Norman Cheerleader
Clinic in mid-July.
Roseanne was selected as rep
resentative to the Navajo Youth
Conference that was held at Chinle,
A riZOna in March Q63
Navajo times., 1963-05-02
Ids to Stage Carnival

A carnival is planned by the
Ids Relief Society of the Pinon
Branch on Tuesday, May 7. at the
Pinon Chapter House. The carnival
will include sale of quilts, blouses
and skirts made by Indian women,
rummage sale, food sale, rides,
movies, games and contests of
skill and a campfire program in
the evening with Indian dancers.
President J. Edwin Baird of the
Southwest Indian Mission will be
the main speaker.