Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-06
Germantown
Mack Dorsey
Invited to
Minnesota
BY Deborah HI. LEM
WA. 6.O692


A member of the German.
town All Club, Mack Dorsey of
Boyds, has been honored by be-
ing chosen as an exchange stu
dent to Minnesota this summer.
In the annual Minnesota Mary.
land exchange of All members,
it is Maryland's turn this year
to send representatives to
Minnesota. Three have been
chosen from Montg o m r y
County; the other two are Mona
Brown of GAINESVILLE, and Gary
Pope of Gaithersburg. Chosen
by the department of All work
at the U. of Md, the represen-
tatives are selected because of
All activities and an essay
written in competition. The 35
young people from our state
will leave by bus on June "a.
Cub Scouts of Pack 1895 par.
ticipated in the Scout Circus
held at the D. c. Stadium on
May 24-25. The local boys pre-
scented a physical fitness act en-
titled, Comes Alive" on May
"a, under the direction of Cub
master Henry STANCE. Partici-
pating were Cliffie Grimes,
Craig Richlen, Danny McMul-
len, Robert Potocko, Bradley
Jones, John Whitehurst, and
Terry Douville. Family mem
bers attending the exhibition
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Rich
len, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones
and daughter Amy Beth, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Douville, and
Mrs. William Potocko and son
John.
Mrs. Glenn Heimer has re-
turned home from a business
trip to Scotland for the Defense
Department. He was able to en-
Joy some sightseeing in Scot.
land and England before his re-
turn. Places Of interest included
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Sterling,
Dunoon, Loeb Lomond, Pit
lochry, and London. On May "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Heimer and Crew,
Nansie, and Mary enjoyed a
days trip to Philadelphia, where
they toured Independence Hall
and Franklin Institute.
The FLA. banquet was held
May 81 at the Gag" Center.
Present from Germantown were
Donald Lee Lambert and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lambert, and Bill Leaman. Mrs.
William Dorsey of Boyds was
presented an award In appre-
citation of 10 years service In
helping boys of FLA. Mrs.
Dorsey was chairman of the
banquets for those 10 years, and
assisted in countless ways, in
GLIDING taking groups on field
trips, and giving them encour-
agement, etc. She was also made
an honorary chapter Future
Farmer" The dinner was pre-
pared by the mothers and serv-
ed by the girls of the local All
Club.
New officers of the Clarks-
burg School PTA for the COM
ing year are Mrs. Stephanie
Clement, president; Mrs. Juan
ita Kidwell, vice president; Mrs.
Margarine Nesbitt, treasurer;
and Miss Betty Bradley, secre-
tary. Mr.. Glenn Bradley was
elected a new trustee. The cleo
ton took place at the final meet
ing of the school year on May
IL. The program at this time
was band concert presented
by the 90 pupils studying instru-
mental music under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Patrick Riley.
Mrs. Vesta Hough has moved
I from the Cider Barrel Mobile
Homes Court, where she has
lived for several years, to In
! diana where she will make her
home with her son.
Mr.. Thomas J. Mcdonald of
7, Clarksburg underwent surgery
! recently at Suburban Hospital,
I. and is now at home recovering
satisfactorily.
New officers of the PTA of
the Jamestown School for 1863
Ga are as follows: Mrs. Sandra
Kelly, president; Mrs. Mary
Werner, vice president; Mrs.
Juanita Culbertson, treasurer;
Mrs. Alma Ridgely, recording
secretary; and Mrs. Helen Cam
eron, corresponding secretary.
Committee chairmen are: Mrs.
I, Barbara Devlin, ways and
means; Mrs. Ruth Gibson, pro-
gram; Mrs. Betty Thrasher,
health; Mrs. Jean Carr, hospital.
ity; Mrs. Elsie Boyer, music;
Mrs. Helen Smith, publicity;
Capt. Jack Watson, civil de.
tense; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cruikshank and Mr.. Jack Kelly,
building and grounds; Mrs.
Margaret Higgins, membership;
Mrs. Madeline Gary, library;
Mrs. Josephine Sheltera, year.
book; Mrs. Betty Ward and Mr..
Robert Linnell, delegates TO the
Montgomery County Council OF
PTA.