. .. ·\

Page:; THE GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, February- 13, 11175

~ ~ Cliff. Eve and Linda Simonson, GREEN TO PROVIDE Wast.:.. ... oo's Birthday Boys and Girls Club V~ long time former Greenbelt res!· uuq;a: 0n1

. dents and community leaders, were PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Marathon Race ~--Jay by Fred P bo Elainr Skolnik • 474-oo&O recent house guests of Leo Gerton. Delegate Leo E. Green (D-24th), .lWRI Buketball Wins - 2/8 our 14 ys

John &lid Tammie Fulton of Pll · An open house brought together In response to cltizena who attend- On Sunday, Feb. 16 the largest team beat Berwyn Heights 111)..37 lamook, Orelon iz.;;udly announCf' manv of tha'r friends. Linda is re- · number of runners In the Washing- with Bruce Richards gettlnl 18

~ ed his open meeting last month In 8 d R1 k th~ arrival of th£'ir daughter Ja- tum.lng to this area after. cornplet- ton area will compete In the 14th points, Chris Dwyer 1 an c Greenbelt, is supplying 'the Green- · 1 t 28 d cyn Leann on Jan. J9, weighing 1·ng hrr M.A. in mathematics at Annual Washington's Birthday Hawk 11; :Mark We 18 go an belt Public Library each week with ' . L ts t th II lba. 3 oz. Tht- new arrival's pa- the u. of Nebi'&Ska. Under the .. tu- :Marathon on the nearby Beltsville Ed Oabome 17 poln o pave e cdpiea of billa Introduced In the wi '"'"'J•-temal grandparents are Mr. and tt>lagt> of Willis Gault. a luthier of Agricultural Farm course. This Ia way to the 17 boys n over ..., ......

Mrs. Lee Fulton of Greenbelt. Washington. Linda will realize an State Senatl' and House of Dele- a certified course and many run- ville· 67-69. 2/T our -13 lrlrll beat gatt'B, synopses of the bllll, and 1 with It's a- boy ·for Mr. and Mrs. early ambition in the art of violin ners use It to qualify for the April Cheverly 12-11 In a c oae one

Brian Harwood. 24-D Ridge. Brad making. Linda is visiting now with schedules of public committee Boston Marathon which requlrt'B a Valarie Richards and Donna Nagel David was born Jan. 25 and weigh !lfr. &: Mrs. Waltt>r Pt-nney. ht-arlngs. 3:30 marathon time. Tile mara-- acorinJ the moat points. T/8 Pat ed T lba. 5 oz. Mrs. Vilma Cormack. 6B Ridge, ·.; p:,Sgr~-~.ur~e:nle'!:tlv:n~~: thon Ia run on three loops and Jackson with 8 points and Kmn

Kate and Larry Bomberger of is now at GrN'nbelt Convalescl'nt spectators may see the runners Klnclua getting 6, points were tht> CoDege Park had a daughter on Center. vide the library with weekly re- start and finish from the Log high scorers In the 11 boys Mn

Fi A ti \"'1 caps of public hearings ao clti- "' 2 Dec. 1. Dulci!' Storm who weighed Na''Y r!'rnan ppren ee •• 1 • Cabin )od""' just off Beaver Dam over Berwyn Heights .--1 · V I f W"lii H zens can' ke£'p track of the prog- .. ~

8 lba. 10 oz. has proud grandpar- Ham H. 0 z. son ° 1 am · Road and Research Road. The Hoine Gamrs 2/14 thru 2/19 - 2/14 V •· •1 ""- rywood T b re11 of- legislation In which tht>y rnts. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bomberg- o..., 59~ ln£'r - err.. as ·race starts at 1- p.m. and has an· 10 Boys v_s. Cheverly 6:20 p.m. 2/15 I M · are· int.-reated. · · • er and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pat- graduated from Hul amtenance entry fee. 11 boys 12 p.m. vs. Bowie #2; t

teraon. all of Gr!'enbelt. Technician School at the Na,·al Green's district ofl!ce, which Is p.m. Boys 11 vs. Hyattsville, 2 p.m.

:Mr. and Mrs. John Lann an-J Training Centl'r. San Diego. !':;~~~nt':~~ce~ lade:; ;~~B~~; ra~ .. ar!~~' =~~- :;,~·· fian/!':.t ~~ Girls 13 va Bladensburg. 2/18 boys nounce the nrri\·al pf a daughter. Happy 30th w£'dding anniversary Drive In "'---'e. The telephon£' saine location with 100 rlbbonM 11 vs. Bladensburg 6 p.m.; 1 p.m. Katherine Michelle made her de- to Betty and Stevl' Polaachlk. 12·D '-"'"' Boys 12 va. Cheverly·, 8 ·p.m Boys

Rid Th · rta t d t as be 1 282 1920 · awarded. There will be no entry but on Jah. 26 weighing 8 lbs. 3 ge. •' 1rnpo n a e w num r 8 - · 13 vs Cheverly. 2/19 Girls 138 8

j F b 13 fee fl)r this aborter race. ·oz. i<atherint>'s dad is a Greenbel \ e · · . . . Delegati' Green or a member of p.m. vs Adelphi #2. 2/20 80)'1113B

~-~ -~. Mrs. Clausen a 4th grade class m his staff can be reached In Anna- The marathon, to promote physi-- 6 p.m. va. ~ley Park #2; 8 U.S. Army Specialist 4 Bar Greenbt>lt . c:enter Elementary polls by dialing (toll-free) 261-2300, cal fitneaa, Ia sponsored by tbr pm. 80)'11 14 va. Cheverly.

W. Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs. s_<'hool is writing letters to ernbas· Ext. 1421. .Greenbelt Jaycees who have been Board of Dlreclton 1\leetlq - All Eugene Powers ... 10-C Southway, 51~'5 of Russia and Japan protesting sponsoring long distance races In the board members are urged to received a United States Southern the slaughter of whales. According Greenbelt for 12 years. The Run-- attend the Wed., "'eb. 19 m-'1Rw

to two Center students. Chong Park "· =-""' Command Plaque from General and John Jordan. Japan and Rus- ·Ridge, on thr death of their son FOR-YOUR-Life throo-mlle race at 7:30 p.m. at the Youth Centt>r. William B. Rosson during a re- aia have almost wiped out the blue, Joscwh Jr. is sponsored by the Greenbelt Rec 8ueiJall •. Try-outs will begin In cent et>remony at the Quarry sei. and sperm whales. Happy Birthday to Col!' Laubrr reatlon Department. early March for the 12 year and Heights. Panama Canal Zone head- our deepest sympathy to Mr. and · who celebrated his 8th birthday with For further Information call under Boys Club baseball team. quart.-ra. Specialist .Powers, who M .• ;.:r•;;.· .,:J;.:oa;;;;;,:eP:;;h:....;E;;;·;..,;Le:;,.;;w.;;·ls;;;, . ...;;S;.;r .. ;..,;20-;;;.,;;L;....;;h:;;ls:..:.;fMII:.;;;,;,;,;d:.:;ii..;a:;t:...:,.Fa,:rre:.:;;,l;;,f',;;,s;,.! ____ ....;La;;.;r.;;ry;,.,;;N_,oe;.;.;;I,_4;.;T.;.4·.;.9.;;,362~. ------G.:;;,;ree;,;;;,;n.:,be;;,;l,;.t ..;A~II...;;Start,;;;,;;;· ____ _ Ia assigned to the Mllitacy Pollet> -Detachment. also received a Cf'rtl­ftcate of achle\'ernent and a U.S.

- Savings Bond for being selected· Serviceman of tht> Quarter for the period Oct.-Dec. 1914. He and his wife, Helen. rt'slde in Panama ~-

Raymond Krasnick of SHL has been renominated by the County Exec\ltive 'to the ..Board of App.-als. Krainlck is a gublic Information oftlcer with thr Maryland Depart­ment of Natural ReaourcH and has ai~~o br~n a profPssional writt>r for tht• past 21 years. Th~ Board of Appt>Bis is ~rnpow~red with thr final ore-court decision on zoning ' «pprals, license d~niais and g<'ll•·• al adrninistrati\'e .appo•als from tho decisions of thr chief building in · spector, county licenses and P•'r rnit.q department. county fire mar­shall. etc. All Board of Appeals derisions rna~· br furthPr appeal<•d to th<· l 'ir<·uit Court.

P.l~ic£• Sgt t.'arl F 1 ;qr.dw:n h:1." r··1 .. ;\-, cl li::-> B S. cr ~r~· · i!l :v· · countinsr from the• r·r.!V··rs;t\' nf Mnr,·iPnd. :\t prrs•·nt. ll mr·ffih··rs of ~h·· policr d··partm• nt f\r•' (•1\

r(ll!N! in arPa rollf'g('s. Kf\tillPPn A ]\fulk:· =~f •(, r.~;:.

\'1• \': I '1r :, \io · 1''\ I '·

tllo' I 11 ·:t:-: .... L1·t :tt Fr .~rl•·:.. ~- .: ..

nJ!Jt ;_:-· f• r h !' t,lj• ... ; ~·-,:i•·_,. t '

d··m:r n. :1: ... , m'~."' rl'!!":l''" t~l. ::r·• SPnl• .'it ·r of th(· 1!171 -;·, ~· 'ld•·m·

YPBr H1r:hr!ay gr• din~s l, L··r· l-:·11:

"f. 1} K L1.1if.•·l Hill E(L, W.l ' ',\"

~;ix on January 23

Surrounded by fully grown trees and set on a quiet cul-de--sac, a Woodlark home is everything you've always longed to own. Handsome colonials in a tranquil, tree-shaded community of gently curving roadways, in a sur­prisingly convenient location. Close to s~hools, shopping, major centers of employment and major commuting arteries.

Woodlark horr.es-in-the-trees fer-

ture double door entrances, up to four spacious bedrooms, completely equipped kitchens with breakfast space. Family rooms, dining rooms. One plan even has a private den. Every luxury feature· you could hope for has been included.

The Woodlark final section is now open, so come out this weekend. Don't miss your last chahce to find your dream home, in a dream location!

Going North on the Beltway, follow signs just before Exit 29 to NASA/Glenn Dala Rd. Right on Greenbelt/Glenn Dale Rd., Jight on C•priano Rd. lo c" Magnolia Dr. and 11ght to Woodlark. Or, gomg South o~ the Beltway, lako Exil 28 toward Bladensburg, lefl olt Greenbelt/Glenn Dale Rd. and follow above directions. Model Home Phont 552·27ii •

) .

~reenbelt.

Dtws Rtvitw :-----------__;;;AN::.;..::.=INDEP=.:EN~DENT NEWSPAPfR Volume 38, Number 14 ·GREENBELT, MARYLAND

IASA-IHI SIIIAIREEMEIT FOR SOLAR HEAT PROJECT

by Ar Skolnik . What may be the. start of the most significant development m G.reenbelt's·history since the Federal sale of the original homes to Greenbelt Homes. Inc. took place on Tuesday, February 11. .when a cooperative sgreement was signed with Goddard Space Flight Center (NASA) for initiation of a solar heat experimental project;

Under tbe ..-ent, Which deala -with phase 1 ot the pro-

' ..... cmq, IIOIHOlar lmpruve­•ents~"a.!'c_!, modifications win be -.de In a :sample of two rows of GHI muonry and brick homes to determine the optimum deallll and .._ for a solar collector system &lid the cott etfectlven- ot such a lyatem.

The ~~elected units are four fiat­root units <111 A-D Rldgel and four peaked-roof units (4 A-D Southway), Among the· criteria tilled to aeiect the courts were a .authern exposure" and 'minor tree-81wling problema. The Inhabitants hllve all asreed, to. till!. experiment. Two near-by rows, which will un­dergo no modifications, have been chosen as a control croup to mea­lllll'e ·the efl'ectlvene11 of the Im­provements.·

N~~ must ob~!). pri(l.J: .• perrnls-­.ton from- GHI for all lnatallationa that Involve modification to 'the bulldlnp • and/or accelll! to the

Thursday, February 20, 1975

Spellman To Speak At Legion Program

The Greenbelt American Legion Post #136 will hold "tts Annual Prolraui on "Service to God and Country" Thurs., Feb. 20 at 8:30 p.m. at the Post. home on Green­belt Road. Speakers for the even-

. ing will be Congresswoman Glad· ys Spellman and Father O'Donl!ell_ of Sl Hugb'a. Music will be pro­vided by the DuVal H~ School Senior Chorus. The· St. Hugb'rCYO presentation 1a entiUed "The YounJ Americans"

Refrealullenta will be provided. The GreenHlt community Ia In­

- vlted.

C'aty. of · Greenbelt : Marylalid

Reguldr Meetirig of

City CoullCil

For the past several months til• clt7 council hal beeD -.lderllll transit needs for the clt7- Tbe buli. of thla conslderatloD hal "-a de.talled report mbmltted ..,. WUiiur Sllllth and · "-lat. M

Monday, feb. 24,

8:00p.m.

I 97 5 ptll't of a Federal and state flmdell ---~----;,=-.. •.

I. ORGANIZATION

1._ Call to Order

-{· Roll Call 3. Meditation

Pledge of AUe,tance to theFlq

4. K111ute. of ltea'ular Keet­lng of February 3, 1m

II. Additions to Apnda bJ Cfouncllmf!ll and Kanacft.

n. COIIMUNIOATIONS

8. Pet1U0111 and ReqUIIta • 7. AdiDinlatrative Reportl

8. Committee Reportl a. Park" and Recreation

Board - Traullt Study b. Park and Recreation

Adviilory Board • c. Bicentennial Collllllit­

tee - Greenbelt Histor­Ical :Marker

d. Bicentennial Commit­tee - Greenbelt Trail

e. CABLE TeleVIsion Report

m. OLD BUSINESS

9. City Cemetery

IV. NEW BUSINESS

In .their report, which Ia PllaM I of a two phase study, the ~ tants have determined there eJdiU a need for an Internal transpcllta­tlon system for the city. ,..., further present four altematt-

- for providinl such service.

7 Tiu.lt AHenauw. L A two-way flx.loop .,._

which would be euentiall7 ~ 111111e u exlatlnr Metro-bull oper­atloal. Buses Would travel aJaBc a t-1 route with dealpatecl *"' to yblch pauencers would haft to 10-

""2.: -A · demand-ri'Bponsive (dial-a-

ride l system that would )lfOvlde door·tcHioor ~~ervlee.

8. A combination fixed-route! dial-a-ride IIY*Ift wher. the bua­ea would travel a fixed route but make aevtations to plek up aat ~barge paaaencera. <The CiOIISUl­tanta recommend~ thla aJtema­tiveJ

4. Reliance on and use of exlat­lnl taxi service In the Count,y, pi'OY!dina' expanded service Mthla

. the city.

<Joet. Any transit aystl'rn the cl~

would establish would neceaaltat. botb capital and operatlnc cOlt& WbUe capital coats for the nec:ea­aary equipment would be ext.en _.. alve, It baa been pointed· out that an but 5% of such coats coukl

10. Charter Amendment Rea- be funded throuch a comblnatloa olution to Repeal and Re- of Federal and State grants prell· enact with Amendm.-nts cntly available. Thus, th.. city's that Portion of the Char- be 1 1 11 storm Windows coet would re ative y sma . ter that Pertains to Elec More Important, however, is th~

The phase 1 Improvements con-- tiona, to Provide a com- qu.tlon of operatln1 coats. Ex . slat of Installation of storm win prehenaive Revision of the .pericnce around the cou"try h.IJI dowa and doors <some 80 windows 'Charter Requirements ~ shown that· public transit systems and 16 'doors In the two rows>. The In attendance at the NASA-GJII solar heat sign up were latlng to the Coriduct of are not aelf .... upporUng .-ntt-rprla-acreement ala-ned with NASA calls (left to right) Edward Greene (Greenbelter and NASA origin- Elections Within the City ea. Rather, they require heavy sub-for the latter to reimburse GHI ator of the project), Chesley Looney (NASA), Charles Dan (NA· and to Provide for the sldy. Nothing exists to lndl~ for the coat of the ltorrn windows SA), Hugh O'Donnell (GHI), Emil Hymowitz (current project Establishment of a Board that a Greenbelt transit ayalela and doors. not to exet>ed $16,!100, manager for NASA), Royal Breashears, (GHI General Manager), of Elections Conalatlnc of would be any different. Thus, tt with GHI contributing malnten- Jack Peake (National Needs Office, NASA); Saul Cohen (legal Five Members to. Review would requlrt' a local aubaldJ ance and certUn ancillary services. office, NASA), Genevieve Wiseman (NASA), James Smith (GHI Election Procedurt'B and <$152,000 In the ftrat year>.

Two typea of _._rm wlndoWII are d Recommend R6ialons, The council members believe that • .., President), an Dr. John F .. Clark (Director, Goddat'd Space H A belnr considered. One calla for re- ear ppeala of Decisions the city can not atfo!'d the IIUb-

·F. light Center). of the City CI k A 1 t placement of the present windowa; er • ppo n aldy required for any of the a)-

the .other calla for overlay-type hapltable area of the ·dwrllinp. G nheJ Ap • ed and Remove Election ternatlvea proposed which, at a lltorm Windows that fit lltr-ticht F'runto Holnl'a ree ter po10t to Judges and Clerks, Certify minimum, would amount to a pro--over the present windows. but ar.. The experlrnenl wna atartrd In H ReJ ' ( ' ' Election Reiults and Con- perty tax rat.- lncreue of more illltalled so that they can open the brick homes because a cir- uman atioos omnus D duct Recounts and Per- than 20%. In Its dlscuaalona, th~~ With the Pretent windows. Both culating bot w&ter beating systPrn Mrs. Muriel Weld!'nf~ld, 123 form Such Otht-r Duties fore, the council considered wh~ · are Bald to have the same heat-- 11 needed. However, OHI baa hopes RQ/Iewood Driv~. was appointed Aa May be Assigned to It; ther or not a less I'Xtcnalv~ tranlllt saving etrectlvenPIB so that the . to extend thl' I'Xperlrnrnt to th~ this week by Governor Marvin and to Repeal and Reen- aervlce should or could Ill' provid· e.bolce will depend on the cornpar- fram£' homes where the atenrn .Mandel to thr State of Maryland act with Amendments ed. However, the Council f~lt the,. atlve coat of production and In-- heating systems have bet"n conver Human Relations Commission. A Section 4· Tltl!' "Creation. was a nt-ed for more cltizel) lnllat stallation. which Ia expected to run ted to hot water. · nine year resident of Gret>nbelt, Qualifications; Cornpenaa- before it could rrach a declslo11. bl'tween $100 and $1!10 per window. At Ita .February 13 JnC('ting, the Mrs, Weldenfeld was one or two tion." By D£'letlng tJnn~ The Council was partil'ularly In The time achedule calla for thl' GHI board approved the subrnl• members to be appoinh>d from cesaary Language Rrlat t~n .. ted in ht>arlng ci:lzens' •·lpwa storm wlnltows and doors to be In- alan of an exploratory 'r!'quest to Prlncr Gt>Org .. s Coun~y. The Hu- lng to Council VacanciPs on the following questions: stalled by summer In time for the thr Departrn .. nt of liousing and man Rclntions Commission has First Reading 1 How ext .. na"tve' Is thr city's coming heating season. Urbnn Development for a grant of jurisdiction in cases of discrirnln- II. Charter Arn!'ndrnent Res twed for an internal trRnait sor-

fundln& of a solar heat dernonstra atlon involving ·race, 11gr. sex or olutlon to Repeal and Rl' vice? lnstrumental;ion oth r p tbl f I' 1 1 enact with Amendments 2. Can thn nit•.· afford to su"-i-tlon project for the frarnr hornrs. , e oaa e areas o < 1scr rn n , , , ""

Another part of the phase 1 ex The GHI proposal calls for r!' ation throughout the State of Subaection <Cl. Title. di1.e a transit aystrrn and to what perlmentatlon calls for the corn- placing onr of the four centralized Maryland. "Ado11tion" of Section 40- t•xtent? Plete lnatrurnentatlpn of the pre- steam plants In the North End b;> , Ml'll. Weldenfl'ld Is pr .. sentiy :10, Title "Council Action 3. What are tl)e internal transit

GM'r:nh,.·lt'~ Gf'r0' (;<ll!.('h ;•· \"•'r~1-

aet~t rPlations offkr>r hr ~P·~~~~

11tadr front pn~ee news om Ffob. 7 when the Waahlnlrt<>n Star-~rwo

e&rried photos aecornpnni~rl bv ~ .tltory ''Their Bus Tun~ Mlly ~-" Commuters rrorn Spring­leld, Vlrglnlt-.. dl8contrntrd &bout tllelr bus ~ervlce. had P.ltprelllled lllelr grlevanc" to METRO in song.

a. 110ft&' • &nd that's wbe~ ~rry -.de his appearance u a m<'rnber ttl a foursome dubbed ''Th,. MET­RIO KadrlaaJs." The «roup wu al110 - dolllf ltl "thlllf" 0n T.V. Ger­ry II a former -city cpuncllman and QIII.IIoard membe-r.

8ellt heatina system and lnstalti-- an etliclent court-aized hot water serving as Secretary of the Green- on lludg!'t," to Provide nreda of Gr!'Cnbrlt • Do they ~ · ::_ ________________ --l-______ .....t.IJ1111_-Q1:......a......datl~-<~oUeetiftlra:nd""""T<I!""-IteaHoy8<tffl.-...-!wt81'""1tlim-.n=rt't'-.be:lt--La!kP-P!l,y--ll't~i=f:-hl'llt~+--~~~~:U---Sballl-:~"PP-t-- quire 11 14 W.,.,~ 11 ""' s,et~m . ...,.._

cording system In the furnac.. would be solar en .. rgy, with an oil dent of the Boxwood Civic Aaao. Budget on or Before soml'thlng l~s?

Tlie teen elub enjoy~ a ski trip t4 Sid ~J.rty 1ft Penuyl•ania ott P'W. I. Twenty teml joined tbe lltaft chaperones for the ftrwt ot two pt.nned •Ialli to the slope..

SprilllhiU lAke's first baby of 111'1 ... n.amed Brian 11'rederick Sldar. His parents a~ Dr. and Mn. Sklar IUid be was born on Jan. 5. Welghlna 7 lba. 8 oz .. hP. bu " bro­th1!1' Bruce 21,-, Y•·nrs old.

Thr charnpinnshlp of tho SilL Mrn.'s Football 1-"•fll(\1<' wo·nt fq the Whitt· tPam. HunrH·r-up 1 •: •-: tfw

nr:f'!l lr•am v:it~t thij......lt•l. I~Jq.

ft~:d Goltl t~m.v flni~.t·:n:z :n th:r·!. fourth. and· fifll~ p·.·.;•:r)· r: :1,,­ti\·p}y.

(>l11gr . .t.nlat!(J~~ F:"!' fir· m11i·,k. rlanp,hf· r of \! r ;1• ~.1

JQ.if·ph llrf'mlJ!:•l< f .• r 'r · ;t .t I' ri­

tng ;,l"'d~'"'mk :tdlir·\·r :lp···· a: • 11 ,

Vnh·prsity n( ~f~try:·n"";rl ~h·· \'. ·; plat'cd on tlw J)r-an'!i L:~t (,,r 'h'· Yf'i\T l!t71 in thr· Colk;:r rjf .Jf!ur­naii~rn·

--

l

room of one of the sample rows. fired back-up capability. Jn Jl((dl- elation and Is on th!' M"mlwr R~. thr Tenth Day of June or ·1. Which groups and ages of r~s The installation of the ln•trumen-- Uon. storm windowa and doors nnd iationa Committee of Twin Pines the Flaral Y !'ar Currt>nt- idf'nts n!'Cd a transit syst<·m: For tatlon sensors to monitor the heat some other Insulation would be In S&vlnaa and Loan Aaaociatl~n. She ly En~lng First Rrsd- what types of trips: !01111 and fuel ·consumption of the stalll'd to redure thr heat dl'rnand Is th~ wife of Gil Welden( ·•d. May- lng Th£'sr qu!'atlons and nt!lera r•-llelected dwellinaa will be carrlod 1 to the lrvl'l of a significant per- •·r P"o Trrn of Greenbdt. 12. Chart••r Arnrrnlrnent Res IRted to trAnsit will .b<· the •ub-out by NASA personnel with NA- . ccnta11:r of which can he suppli"d nc olution lo Repeal a!ld Rc jrct of a public hearin~e held bv. SA funds. The data collected from by R solnr collector synt•m. I. On Re"t .Conlro's ~nact with lmendrnrnts !'OUncll on Wednclday. F<'b. 2A at . the GHI aarnplt' homes will be used •n r: ctnt, r.lrn' ""n•l '" 'he ••oun Sr~tlon 8.1. ''T&x Prorp ~ p.m.

. to aaaeu thr costs and benefit~ t:.- rrnt control hearing '"' Fcbl'll dures".~tn Clarify thr Tax expected from phase 2 of tbe pro- Tax Bre'ak J=or Sofa~ nr:: II. Jarnrs Jlrnlth, pr•·sldrnt of Procrdurr• of the City d ject which involver. tiw"'lnstnlla ' Cro>Pnlwlt DP\"!'lopmcnt ( 'orpora or Gro!'nbPit - First Rca.-! tion In J&76 of a ""lar hPnt collcc E nt>rC'V ·Fueled ... "mP.s? : ;,,n, wh·Jiiv-owncd auboidiary of ing tor aystt•m to ntlgmt•~t thf' prp Stnt" ~r!trJ 1r Edwnrd '7'. Cnl'r"·· n:·,·r·r:h ·lt Homf's, Tn<"' .. illustratrd 1:1. A•,rnin!rwn'~ to Board tent fuel oil heatin~; sys~ .. rn. has ,.o spnns·.m·d " Ro-•'<lt•· bill llcw t'w crnt hwr .. n•rs ,f tho la•t '"MM'IIlit)' R<·lntlnn• A,!

1Tndcr th£' ngrt• ·1~1 ·nl. NASA thRt would prn\'id • pr· ''."rtv n~od ., ... , -·,·:·r~: ,, '\·r· fnrcPd ; 1J, flnrk r:~n .... ·Board Will bt~ npplyiug th · t,• ·:t;t·quc~: ;;·lk~: ta" t>Xt·mptlnn~ r·:: iiH'i'llti\·,·s w:1,: JH)"trt:~l"ntr, t·1 r 1 .!:· ,..,.,i:t

~and J,•Ss•ms It ·r;':·d ;- ·· · · · f'll ·r~t\' i·1•; "!l:•tion·: 1'1 t• ·~"Ill'"" :\IH' t, d··' •v ·:~ ,, r, traw:.l toward tnPI't i ilg t h · , ·d f 1r·

rcduring ro~s:l fu, I I'() 1'7:1''\' 'i

As part of this op,·ration. r; .. v~.\ will ('Stah:iMh a solar insulat: ·q

rnrasurrml'~tt fn:·ilit~- ;1nd .ll ~;tJ! 'I" <'nll<•..tor t,•st b!'d fadlity at <lod dard.

ThP agrt•t)ml'nt ('[1.1ifl for il .Joint U&era CommlttPe composed of NA SA, and GHf n•prPSPIJlatlv('s to supervise and conduct 1 thr ~xp!'l· lrnent nntl work oilt th~ df'taila re · gardl~g building · rnodlficat\flp.

• '; ,,, f I'~, ., ... t I'

ThP b:ll !lfol\'id <; f1 1 t' 1 f ''. I'

t•mpt ions t"Uil b· 'la ;,wd , .n ·: d ; · l'llf'q;r·; it~:-:talhlit•n:; h•· fi!l:n;t nut form~ !H'P~ITibPd b~· th~· ~~IHI"

Board nf Tax Cnmmission1·r:; Th" forr1~ would b" t\l,·d w:~b m·;t~"" · la.l !4upplif"f8 tnior· L, <'nnsh-ul'tion, with county nuditon,_ :•n<i wonld be subj(•ct to l'c'-: ''"" w: t h :· r.:. . . ·~ sora befort• tlfl• Pxernrtlnn is grant~d.

(f'.

I" :· .,,

• ,,., 1

·-'"" (,'·• · ri,·i:' ' :· '~', l ~· ! . 1 ' .. :. 1 ('11 ,. ~

lfl7~ to. 1G71. h · said :

'I'

from

t·nntt·ol .. ntr·:\nli\'S l'ontai .. ''lltlll·lb~ ·

p•·-n·i.slons (IJt' p~n"isinR' tilT"dllp.h in Cff'n8Pd f'0<.;\3 ttl th·• tPn t~l!, !';mith '?!Mtd it ... ,~~tt-b,~ di!lku't !o~ ,·orltinuP to provide rPntal hou"ing thnt

· JnPt•ts count)· atandards fnr st•n· ki'S and rnalntl'nance.

11. 1 9!\ H.t·\·in·: R •t·:n·illt· F'n,•!lih· and 0·1' ... Bt·1'W:l·: ~tud·.- fr· ·m y~ .... ·11 1 ,,~:. ·,·r•t ·\rt r1"'

t'l'\'' ,., ...

B:dtirn;·r~· \\fnshinfrton B!'ltwny <Prinrr- r.t•0rtt~··~ l \Hint\·)

l~1. !·~ ·vi~>w i'•t• 1:: J;b !t

1\lastt•r Pian 16. M~Ptinlr.'

C~H FOR YOUR CANS - Thl' Rr~·nold• Ml'talM <'nm('NUly mobil<· r··•·vrllng unit will be io ~ at the Bo•ltwa•· PII\ZR Sh"T''r

ning Cent,•r, GrPt•nb"1t Rmui ~tl < ·11nnin~l~flm f:'l·h·, .. tlTl \\·,,d f0\·h ~,;, trom 10 to 'I a.m

( . ~ . 1 ~, , • n: ~ Tll''' :• •t:"•l

.. ,, :t ~ th,. f ·· 1 T\. ~;-.~.,N

trays n.ntl ntlwr 1'}, an huu~···ho1c1

-:: ·rn.l' vcw i' ll\ lino\ Pn~ t h··m in ,, rknr plP."ifit· hnJ! :ln,t"" hrtJlJ

th~m to tb• Rbnv,• local ion. A mag twt is th•• }:\n"it \\"'1 ~· tc~ id•·Tltif~· 'lll alum.1nttm t•nn·· Tf fi•p m:tgn··t dr'~;:t;

''"'t Ftif•k t'"' tl1t' ~irlf'~ R'lrl r•tuJ~ ·tt

is (l.lurninum. Manv aluminum ,·ana aro> inserlbl'd with th,• "\\·,>rds "recyrlab!r aluminum."

••

J

. -:;,.-

z ·- 1 .. '.; :.,.. .. _u-~ _:

_,(t.··----:&. _._

--- • -. : ~ :. • i. •. :. .. ~. "'" . . : . """":.-!- _.,

..-:~.;--· .:.-. .if..a.~-.:. ::":.1~- .. :... _.::..~-:.....-:-*

Wee~~ty ~119 Trip, For Go.ldeft Age.rs?

,.: ~-r.-;. t-~

a, .. ,. ..... ,::~.~ .. ~,~r ~~~~:~~ • ~ •s.::::.aa•-~~ {~i" t ;1"-tJt• \ 1· ' ..... _, •• r ' .... .,...,..._.., ••

~~wi;n_...: 2.-.i..·:L~ '-: U:...!"9'::.

t..:..:.~ ·_-:.\: :::- ~ l_"

_).:-::e=.--::...- .3---'-~J'~ :~ . ~~ -:-t:i'_·,:: ·:.. 3:L .. :~

~:..: ~-~:r.....:,x:- ,. .. -~·~-: .,-,_~Af. f UIR.E.,.I Tf•P..' ?.~ ...... a.a; , .. ._ ~~

'l"" -:·.:._ · • ·~ - ·-~-:-:.·- .: ; ·_·,- Ai .._ !

... _,. ~ :.:- :-u.:.-~:

!-_._-:_ __ - -4 :. ~·la...: Ji-:-!L:· :-..1 ~-~;

. ;---~:..=. • ~ 1...... !to>-!".~:- .~:=-'"""':~ :!

-----------:;:-~.,._~ :.-.' ~ i ::.(,W .:-=-~.:..f ~-:-~i :-..:

.- ~ .. --:.:.-~ ·( r_·.-:- '!':..::.- -:.-~

Ncre

. -!.--: :..-

... ·~"1- •:-:. ·-.• -

. ~ -. .. : .... · . ..-:

-- -- '-:": -:-~. -' . ~ ·!':_-

··-·-1. ••• ·- ~-.,.

:.~ • - •. I. .._

; ·.::s..-~ .. · ~- -...... .

... ::.:

. ~ ..:-"{;.1.:"A.:

: . i' L-.. .-.. l.l..·-:

~ . .-.- .... ... _~· ._,., .

.... , -. ')'".•

·..--.:-_,,__--: 4 ~·- -·.

-~-- ... ~:.f' ~-:--··~~:.-,. ;-~-~~r-··;

~ ~-~;- ,; ~!J ~-... • t.~ ~r-.m ._ ... _

~!""J,•.J '".!"'I~'H,,(·f!" •. , ,'1.--. ~ • .:-r:_ ~! ~ •--t •

~f ".b.t- • .,.._ .... ~~ .-.~ A· !iP

..__[ 7 ·rp_·.r~r:-·<: : . . ·. ~ .. ·, ·" .... ! f·,: ·n.,. ~~~.r~-. .......... _.,_.... !'~

•.iJ:• • !"1'\1-•"'"r- : ~. -.·. ~-- _.

·..-. 1'1!;:.~t •rtl! : -:.· Pltf"mAJ'l,.""'" ·.· .. ·.• :·. ~..\1"'

~U&~" ~ ..... -:. !1V •. : .... ~ AI ~n,. · .::. il,.. ·; ·.

~-~'Ani- "!"'.•·C.:··~:. ·~-

V:~~-lf, ... _._ ....... ' ..

~~r.• :-..4-.;1 . .":¥ ; ... • ,r; ·.4 t ·•

-,~II •

,, ~r.-:- 1 · r •. L._ ....... · :n-1 t4! -~.- .. ;, :.:t.-<'· :v~.-=s.:,-~if- ·.! r"'" ~rJ~. ar.tj t.~,,tJ =i.:. ;,.~rl.thr. 'oo. n:;,-. 'd'Jr1Jlt.rur. tl'Jf. , • .. ··-~ ~..-. ; ',.,. r~

?l,. r.a·.·,. '::. f.r"'!· . :.~~ ;J... rJ1· ·J•rtm~r.·. .r. r;:-~-· :-. :-J4·. · a.r.r: ~h~> r;~h~- r '. i t:r '.i'·Y -...r.rr~,. r. ·-" ;. :- ·nd'

. thl!' ' .. ~.v-r,J ..... ,•.r. g·...,-~ '~ ~-- _.. ... 4nC

th~y n~(·tj ar,r! dt...,,-.r, • :till.,., ;a'.'

···f*rat;n-r fa,.. ,l,ti'~A ~rJ\\'

lill W~afrM ~yr,r P~_I.:.:Jil. ( -~~ :; '• ~ ; :' 4· . .,.... I~

Brotherhood Wee!< P•O<'!'"l,.., A ~Ul) "prr,.-ram .r r.·.r:r,- rll

Br"'I'"Jth-:-rhr,,.j \\'~,.k JlJ.!':.'J s,...-rr. Hilf lory \\"•·~+1< wu :,r··~·r,tT·rj .\' th,· l),nt.or Sr hr..-,1 l.tl>ro.,y M~·ll~ ('~n t<!r <m W<-d rPb 1& M•<luo SPf' ~ Th .. lma Wat:k• JnVitt-d rJtla Wllliurwt. auth(.r CJ! Skw·t•r 'ind lc:-v..-raJ r,th~>r ch:ltJr.-.n·R jy_,.-,k, 'lnd br....-.Jkl 'J' rJIJ4-t.r'l ,,.., tf<'ll ..-trJr;~-'. ~nd \alk &bt"JUt r "Nl~JYt• Writir:,- ~_r, !h~o

1tttdoontl! W:ttlam~ ~~ 'h'· Di ,,.,·tm ·1f th' Nyumbur!J r;~}mmunitj· r·.-·n • ·r at thr- r:niv,·r~It;· ,,( M1ryiand ·· ~r·r•· h,. h·~t·hr"'W :.t , 'J'JnJI· ir. r_r,.a­, :..-~ ·~ritlna

Mishkan Torah Thr· !iurt., rh'"'rt ,}f MH1:hk~r Tr>r

ah will hrJJt1 ,t'i r• J('l)$\r m·,r•hly .,. ... tlr:v 'J'"". Th 1J":0 Ft r1 2'7 ~t! ~

pm ·:• IP.h• tr•r· *"J•;··rJmf( ~'kr·

and \\'r·!!tw~·: P..r,~d: Tht· f, r-ttunij

Jt()I-Rkr r ,,f fh · •·'.'t·rin2' wdl b,. Df".

Art,n Prlmflt·k r,nt fJl'rkH't whr, will ~ fm r·&.nr.:"r fit•t•.,:t.rm Th~ publ~r- iS inv:tH:t •.rJ h,.ar the- ~pt:·&k

•rat9pm

Wonts :t All Soelled Out

. L~ ..!-

:• ~:: .. ~-..! "·~--Z ~.-.1.:

-.::::.:::. ::-~-o ~ s : •.

.-_ ·_u :.~ i: :. ... ..a.l- :.--.:..-.--1... ;:--;_-··-·-:-: l.p...:_r: .::--.i-":"t,..'.

--~~ ··:..--~-·- ~---.!!. ·.-._ ..

..JS:y : 1->o. , ___ -: !

:~-:~ :-,-,-~..t:..•:c ~-· ._,_ :--.-. -t:. ~ ."-~':::~ l..."'_: ~:.<.;;-· --~ ··.-:-~-:-!"' .... ~~ : •"-! ~= .:: .":.:...t.:.. ~ ---~~<- ~-· .. :;~~~i : .... ;:

-~~":' -:~.:---~ ~ :·~""! L"'.•! :...--: .U

Vf..-:". -!..! :. ~ .": ..... -J3a.-. ~-1-~ :\.:':.

: ...... ~~--: ')U":

n"=' .=. :• .. r...ar..: ~..Pi"'_.:~ .:! •::.r--::.~~ :."':..a.-:- I.!'"' ·~: ... ~, ·~~--·::"' :.:!:

:-::~~ ! -..=...I[ Jl!-!""".o"\o.-" :, ~ tb.:y­

;::-,~ •~·"-' -r-.-o i--L"1 ~ a "-"" :.-:.; ~\..! :..·...-• .-~ :.: _: .. :.: ..;.; ~­

>!'! :t ·.-- ;-;,..itJ...~. A(- ;~ .. : ~.- 1..:

"':':..~.·-. $-.- ~ -~- ~ ... !'.1 :; . .:-.· ~~~.:..;.: :::.---:.:-.~ -:-.: -~ ~ "-.c.--,.-.::.:.~:: :;~.--v .. )•. -.. a.:..--~!" "'i'7 -'!%.- -.. -arr.. .. ·:

-- -.... :·-.. -1:.: ~·.: .. :-.• :.a.. _. .· ....... _:.- ~- ; ~ ·=.:- .. ·- • 4 ..

~ " :. - : .. ;- i"

l..- ~-.....

~.":"' ' .. .-. lo!.-:·. ,._ .. :-. ... ~· '! • ..-.-.--:

•. ~.-{ :-"'.- ~-~;., Or. ~~ii

... •. -.. .:-• -~ £."._. ;.4~

:~. :-"...~. ·if..m· · ... ._..-. ·.· .... ··" . ~ -........ ~ '".!'.'1 ''",lf • .!_.qtfot"",:-.( tl"....l.~ th .. 1

~ :.1.:.:.--....-.:-. :n·--:r-1'~~ c.t1 • ~ &.!'·

-: :- ·..:.1-3 GH: S.-wsi~tll!'r ~.a~

!.:.~:.-. :t r.r. t&l/ wa:-· !IJ ~--;..1. .... ·.· _, lYJ: ~~

n . .r: :-.~:t~ ::. ~r ~ ;.a.r~r-a;.:. · ~ ·.: •• ,:·t~~!' laj! ~i'..a.: bf"Jtr. LY.r.:..:t.

. r~ ;-_;-fr.m.:"'.f_ wi".r .. Jl~ tr.~ r;s Y. · ~. ),[~ J~~ Sm;tt. ~o·r.·.., , c;.~-·~ ~-.· r;r.,...;.b--1~ ·H..-.m ... l !~

..... ,.!' ... ~ _,. i·. awu ... r,.t :.h~ tlt~J -.! -!.(;<--+:':'.'":-:.~ = ~- ~-... :-.- :~ .•

-~., ; .. -~_. ...-:.;_ ~-" a.: ·r.~- ::l"'m.::.O··r'! 4

~r .. ~ ·:;s.;.-..-.~.:-... ~ ... -a:.~ p·.--;_.•r .. K

· •;.···i .··<'"! ,·..:t ~--r :r .. :. :-. ~-;· · •. ( 'J ··.- :-1.·1. :s_;.·.~-

t:unJf·-- t:.. ( ,,, .n

Pat-Em Ceramics

~ ~i

Gr,.,.r_· ... ar~ Houn

)(r,c Th..on IC,. w Fr1 <It Soot b ~

CI<A-.<f Sunday• DQ" CliiMPj

&jr1nn.r W<.-<1 ;r>- 12 ;r.•.o-rm~dl&~ lt~Jr. &: F~: E-.2

Slpt (~

BL¥·m,.r.t '.t r;, .. ,._.,_b~-~~ P..""&1ty

I.>! ("'"""•~ ~

·.,.-: =-· ~-- ::·.- ;-.: . .-. "5-~ ...

--~~ 10 lt ~ t..: -~ ±..J.·--:;_ ·.;,~

~ ~--·· Ly ~ ~:"S~r-•! ~·._4 ::-.: ~ :-_r_. '" --~ !r:~ :-·.-~ll·.

~.:r.:. . .r.r :.ltd ..-·.tac .:-:-'\:-

.. ~-- ':)._l .. ~: 1)1:- :. -~.-: • .. ,.

:·---u !.' -...,_~ P:!":-! :~.:,;. :.-:- .:-a:·. :r..~ a· 4- .. 647!

£-.utr. T '-"DoooaW

Muclt Aoprecioted T ,, ta.- t~ .. :tmo:

f',·,· ·.-. ~ .:::;':"'--<r..-·; - ·_;, ... (_( .. ,-.

~:1· ~ :.Jja .:-~t.~.-.dWf'M-<~.! iA &Ae­M&r:J~,r .. ; 3lat. Uor.!~--,.-. lA<. ,;,.......~. U--,pt ~nc- ~....,

~ .-.ur:-:: .-_-., ~d.- l' ....... '-'! ~rJ th~

•· •v .. ~- )i.:it m&r~. •--a.J • .-:

~ G...,. thMU&t :r:­, -r,......,.~b-!~ B~Yld; _ ! ::-.... P: .... r;,,.,,...__. Coc7.:·. Lbr~:-:.- "" '!1U:c.-Ill' a.Hab .. - C'OP~'-! rrf ,:; Hr.-ua.:- ;.~

s-.n.a!• Billa lnc! )')~::! P.o!So)!:.l~:l'ln-.. .r.tr\JC\K~ :r ... ..,,...r :r. addit.or;r. ':.-.: ~"' .~om~.~-:"' b~ii a ~-n ... ~pai! .-!

~ :· sa~- a·.-~ l•j:.- F' ~ ~:;- ~­

··;:-.:+rrbi-lt -;__:~ .. -·-~....! w~-.. •• th · pu• ~a·.-. ~ .:£1~:r+-d :-_,. :!',. H·.-at:' ., .. ~1.,. l..1b~ !-·r B:.:t'~ .. !-·-.,_,_~;- :-. . ·.~ ~r:u:• "': !' .... 'Y}<!.-..tj .,. r· .. r ~

··;~--r. :1 m.t..·h aPpt-1'----:&··-~ : ·~­'-'= ... ~ttlVM .... t Grr+~bnl~ ! ..... _, .. ·.

_,.\1 .. ! !h~ . .''.~')rma.tjoa, !:1:"0\'id£-d

n. ··~a ,. alan <h th-· •tall' ,,! tr.· r:i:-.-.:.-n~:: L bra;.· t .:" :"'la::

r..a.r..ng thl! !~n.·icf'

Holy Cross Lutheran Church

~111 ... <

1115 Grernbooh R4.

\\"o"hlp !!enieo-e

~,,. and 11: IS "--"-

SWidiJ ""'liiiiil i:Ji .01.

w..ausa, s.wn· !leiiOol

t: .. - 11:31 ~

Ph,_ M$-611_1.] t:d~ II. Blriler, l'Metr

NoncE 'oF PtiBuc HEARING

... Wednesday, February 26, 1975

Gudrun H ~!.il- C:t1· Cle;k

·-

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH·

_, _,...._~-. :ll!·>uVt IU~ at II,,,, \ '1.

( :mrt!l. ... ic•.! ';cW'Wr} lb,_h .\duJI.<o 'f ~; ~ \I

TAKE TIME • To Sing

• To C.brate e To 'rar e To Know that r-.-1 is reaching out to YOU.

} ~ . .· Gr~beh laptist Church .,....... .

,_., .... ~ 11M>·~ .... aB - ·~)' ... ~~, .. ......;, llam&~pm

9:~ am 1:11 ...

GIEENIELT COMMUNITY CHUICH :if.::S.!.o ~.i ,::rde~:: Road. , Pbone-t1~11 (morublpL

&ft . ..._ a. ~, PII.D. Inurim Kin~r _

--- ll ...... • ....... !Oorrift ud Cbltn:b 8eiiNI . :s-.., cu .. fer latuua t'-11 RllW4el

y..._._ ;;~ ..-. •J:Uiin fr,JID a Blblkal P~tin."

......._· -.17 ~ 1H lty Dr. )!~.

luilt-in Shower '1/olves V4111iiift

:-·~looms

~-~'MEI~co .• INC. · ,,.but..,. """'tin~

FIRST- FEDERAL

~ SA IIIGS & LOA I

•.. ~ ~

: .-~, # •

"• • I

OF ANNAPOliS

Certificatlfi""Vp to 7.75"' yielding 8.17"'

All teniftcotes $1,000.00 minimum Federally Insured

I ~· ' •

~-··~,- t~:i .. n•? Call u• al 41-t-4110f f\,. "'"'' to nAil llb<>ut our wn1....._

BELTWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER GREF.XBELT. MARYLAND e 474-«)01

NOTICE TO BIDDERS T~.~ C::: c~ Grl't.'nbelt. ~la:"'·land. Jll\'Jtes ~l'<tlro btds for

the f:..:r.·sr. :r.J< o! t~e -follow if!~<

Police Squad Can

T·••·- ~';u:· doo: se-dan~ ,,f l'1.'lllPill't <•r ll.ltl'rmffita!t' ,~il~

equ1pped wtth a vanet~- of ht'avy d\.ltY and SJ>t'l'talizf'd equtp­

men~ ''' makP the ra:· suitable for IX'lit't' patwl u~e •nl'ludinl

performance en~tine. automatic :1 s~d lran~mission. . . P'-'wer steoe~mg and brakes. and hl'avy duty susJ>t•nsion

Tennis Court lighting Supplies . .. . I

f,_._ a vanety of electncal t>qutpnwnt and su~>pht•s noqmred

:, c·<<r,nP('I nf'w ltRhts and P•'ll',; (not 11 part o>f purl'llliSt') tn a

l)<.wP: "J'.:~ce mcludm!! >l'n'tt't' pull hnx. wtn• trtltlj!hs.

:.-c.: tlb«ard cu:cUJt breaker,. _, ... ,n t>pt·ra!Pd lllt·lt·r,, ~4 hour

S::€c~'catwn" (,,,. tht> abo\"t• ih'll" an· .1\'aJI;.Jl>lt• :tt the

(:t\ \:~:.a~cr·, Office. 25 Cre~t·t•nt lk<al. ph<>ll•· ·l'i·I--IHHHl 1\u.i~

,.._. .:; ~ rt:>rt·<Hd until '2 ·OO P ~I Thur~da~ _ M:ordt 1 ~. 1 !175. at

·.- ;y', tT' !~.:·.- \r:i:Jb" operwd and puhli.:h· "'''~d

i L

. t I

' .

t·

Thursday, February 20, 1975

.,

THE GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

New Nursing ~orne ; Booklet Available

Page 3

Elderly Housing Sites Reviewed For Council

by AI Skolnik Two architects Steve Parker and Mark Mcinturff, gave the

city coun~ a rund~wn at its Feb. 12 work session of various sites for a h~ng for the elderly project_ Examined with illustrated slides were 7 sites for their buildability and livability, includiDI such elements as distance from shopping, noise, and attractivenesa.

\ I TV REPAIR I JTJ.\T THE BATTLE

\ .

Gre_enbelt ·Carry-out AGAINST RISING COSTS Sat. - Washington Birthday Sale, Feb. 22

SAVE Royal Steak Sub ..................................................... $.69

PAY S19.95 OR $29.95 PER YEAR NO GIMMICKS ! !

Steak & Cheese .............................................. : .......... $.89 Sun. • Lge Cheese Pizza ................................. $1.25

, I. \ ll'T Tl \It: \"t>.arl.• {'h:lf&e lor unlimit...l laloOr and ..-rTkto. ':u ~b ·· ..:;" .,~, pt.~' ~c·u r:m!'lt hrinc ~uur T\ ..-t io our »hop. \\ ,· . · .m.· : u ~ .·ur hn.O.. on ~19 g:; pbut.

107 CENTERWAY 474-4998

h•.:o pa~ 11'1.\. I''Oft PART)oi \"ot· :lit~t:D; as ,ou ....... tlwm. \ ot ·I'\\ nt·u .\('Tl'AL (l):oo'T, Wt: WILL :\I.UU: :liO PROJo'IT o~ P \RT" Rt~PL.-\(W) thrrrby •Hmlutinr; .,.,...,,. anc! un­n~t·P..!o3r\ "'Piarf'tnl•tU ef• part..

IBM CORRECTING . ' r w,. 11ifl l:tmm!lb-r til .. "'" pri<·r to tiiP ll,.t 1- pPfiiOIIA.

.>. \'our ~"' nomot ellft'PIIIb' .... in a:oed worldnr; order. l\'p rt"Wn·e !h·· ri.:ht to laap<'C't ,_ T\' prior to ~~. • SELECTRIC II

C. l\'~ phlr;e !o !ri\"P )'etl lll'<•mpt and t'ftkolrnt 11nvirfo. \\'1: NEED \'Ol'R P.-\TIWNAGE. ·

•· Thio. utf~r will hP wltlldn" a on )iaftll Sla&, ll~ll, -' •• -y ~rh'CI .. ;u "" ~ immfdlatel~· If - C'8Rnot .... moach JM'OI•I" tu, l'nrniL No Wt "iU boo. PPpllll'f'd under tlda IJI'OPOUI prior tu c·ut off d:atr. -

TYPEWRITERS WITH

i. If int~~,.t~cl nr .1 ou ..... an) qUt'lltlona rrcal'db.c l'llrolllaaat, plt-bt' c·aU '"' now. · .,

9. TO 1'.'\KTICII'.\Tt: '\LUI. ~·!9A> or ~I!~Al! anol"lnr~ ~8111' name, addl'f''"· !Pifophon• 'llmtlw•. mal:~. moclf'l .t ,pr4at n-"er of T.\'.: Wr will mmll or ~, ... r :1 1\"rlttt'n ~ntnld~- ·

ERROR~ERASING MECHANISM

~' ' ~ : .

Tel. 937-5757 Chestnut Hills Shopping Center

. ~~lENT .

10488 Bait. Ave. 345-5084

:::.mounded by fully grown trees and ~ ): 0:1 a quiet cul-de-sac, a Wood lark r.ome is everything you've always longed to own. Handsome colonials in a tranquil, tree-shaded community of gently curving roadways, in a sur­prisingly convenient location. Close to schools,,..,opping~ major centers of employment and major com_m!:lting ~~!3ries.

Wood lark homes-in-the-trees fea-

lure double door entrances, up to four spacious bedrooms. completely equipped kitche"' with breakfast space. Famny rooms, dining rooms. One plan even has a ·private den. Every luxury feature you could hope for has been included.

The Woodlark final section is now open, so come out this weekend. Don't miss your last chance to find your dream home, in a. dream ·location!

(or, last Chance to live in a aingle-famiiy '~ream home in close-in Marylan~ fr~m the 'low $60' 1 with great conventional financing :from 7%cyo. Excellent VA, low money

Going North on the Beltway, follow signa just before Exit 29 to NASA/Glenn Dale Rd. Rlghton Graenbelt/Gienn ·---.... -Date Rd., right on Cipriano Rd. to Magnolia Dr. and right to Woodlark. Or, going South oA Jhe Beltway, take Exit 28 toward Bladensburg, left on Greenbelt/Glenn Dale Rd. and follow above directions. Model Home Phone 552·2755,

I·'.

down, on one model.) W00DL1\RK ~ ·'· ••••

KASH'S

HOME KOMMENTS 1 ·iu~t:n, OF t·srY. Bl.vn. .\

ltllUitt: ISI.:\SU .-\ VF..

SF.AR l':Sil". OF ~ID. l1 this

imrnaculat<> 2 BR hom~ with

nic~ fenc!'ll yard on aecluded

str~rt. Waahcr. dryer and

window A ·c Included. This

ont• can !lot last _I?~ .on FHA:. VA t~>rms. or take over pmts.

of Ull'I'M/mo. Only UO.IIOO.

CAPITAL PUZA- larp 4 BR. 2 L~ bath rambler /IIWIY appll­ancee Incl. ModUn NllW ldt­chen, wuher/dryer, 3 AC. 'l'ake over pmt. after lp. dwn. pmt.

or by FHA/VA $48,100.

SF.AR ORJI:ENBELT SHOP­

PING MAJ.L Is 'thla blchly 1m proved 2 BR END home with

fancy ldt., rrmodeled bath. W !W ca~tln1. waahrr, dryer, A-'C"• IUid tretbly painted!

Fenced yard with dotwoocl, and

, many ftowerlnc shrubs. Only

~15,~.

llttJID TO THE NTH 0&­GREE Ia .this 3 BR twn. llle. with beautttut H>modelecl ldt., tl~ bath <lloora and walla),

. compte~ly . painted and ~

to II~ In with. A/C"a and lot. ot

an&<·• for Ule money. Beautlful L.\RGE PATIO aboUt ~ feet bv 1~ fet>t. Call 34~·21~1 any­

time day or night for d .. tana. Sl.i,BliO.

345·2151

THII: LI\'ING ESD! See thla f11lmlou~ 2 BR twn.h~. ha

Or~enbfolt tonl1ht! Equipped

with washer, dryer, F/F ref.

A.'C und ru1tom draperies. REMODELED KIT.! Buy now

ond move In June. All pmta.

ineludr all utilities rx~ept elect. and phone. $15,!100

I .-\ "111.\:\1 A rrul buy' &>e this

I BR CAl' rnmbh•r with wash

cr. dry"r. dishwi\Shl•r nml othl'f

fi·w npplil\nl'PS. ftpc. rf'· in

b~srnwnt. A l'rtc•ran with little rnsh cnn move in n hurry. Call

345 2151 for the fnstc·st and

bc·•t d~al in a lon1 time. Own ·

er w11nts to mov~-~!J!I.91!0~-

BR ?.'• ,blllh CAC townhse clolle to r;...,,•nbPit Lake and to teMia

conrta. ModPrn kit. with dlall· / •;..a.t!Pr & dlllposer. Take over

1262!mo. pints. plua condo floe. lmmrdlntely available. $M,800

OBEENB£LTT1~1m~~~~

very finr apptlancs. F/F ret., washer, <Jry•r and A/C. Fenced yard, all uUIIUea Included ex· cepl cll!ct. and phorte. $111,000

··-- lash~ Inc. Realtors

"W 1\IAY CLOSE, BUT WE

:n;K OOZF.. C'ALI, ANY-

345·2151 { .

.,.,. - .,

Thursday, February 20, 1975 THE GREIINBEL! NEW~ REVIEW

o. , -

DIAL _T·RU·T~ .. '~

EVERY·DAY. .,

JRecorded muSic and inspiration· by telephone

I

TILL DEATH- DO US PART I

Dr. & Mrs. W. John Cannon to speak C)n BETTER FAMILY LIVING

* Hyattsville Seventh-day Adventist Churrh 4903 4Znd Place Feb. 28 - Mar. I. •·ra .. F•b. !IIi 11311·-· RWRICHl~G .. 'AIIILl' t.lrE ~at. Mar•• I lloOO •••• TH.IIl TEI'I' Oil' TRia•: DI~UI'I,tc:RIIII' ~nl. Mal'<'• I DoiJO •·•· II .LOVIII ••o1JGIU ~Ill! .. Mardi J 11® •••• II U.t.Pl'IIBII )llTUOII'I' t'.U'I'H 1'0811BI.tc:f ••rl., ~ •• ...,. 1 1a311 P·•· HOW TO DIDAL WITH llf'F..t.R (lllilCt•RtTYl •al .. Mar•• H IloilO a.-. TBI!J 0111• TBIIIIO I DO IOOALI) •al., Maro• M 3.00 •·•· IIBA.I,TH A.I!ID IIAPPli!IIC~~ AT HOHIIl ~a• ..... ,.... • 1a311 • .-. ltE\'IIlJ,OPIIIICNTA.l. ~TA.Gto:• ot• f'HILitHOOD * Bladensb~rr SDA Church 4105 54th Ave.

Mar. 14 • Mar. ZZ ••rt., "•"'• U 7r!IU P·•· l/NDBRIITA.RDJNG BICTW•:tr:ll'

Tlllll!I-AGIICRI A!llt t•AR8lliTM •at., :llal't'ill lD 1l oliO •·•· AI GOD ll'O.OIVIDI !lilt. lllal't'• II taoe P••• REIPIJICT AIID IBLil'·RKMt'Ei:''l' !I••• lllaNIII lt•f ... p.- H D11Klii'Ll1!18 IIIICBI'I!JA.RYI tl'rt., Mal't'i' lit 1allll .... IICVBJI RtJLE!t FOR 111'4'1111.1'

H.t.I'I'INl!l•~

•••·· 'II•••• 32 II oliO •·•• THill 1\lllllllD JI'OR t'OMHtTliiENT * By Appointment-Free Fanlily Co • .-ella( 127-2088

'Full Color l\lovles Every S~a; .~IJht f\l, 7 . p.m.

THIS AD SPONSORED BY ALLEN PRINTING SERVICE

~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------'~-,

•. : ~

Paae8

. -,

._}

..

'l'H!: GREENBELT NEWS..~ Thursday., February 20, 1115

......

It's easy to forget that emergencies t/o happen. And· when there is a criaia, you'll ne~d a nest egg to fa1I back on.

The Payroll Savings Plan is one of the easiest ways to. make am r.ou'n aomethinaaaved lor whea you ·11etd money fast. When you participate ill the Payroll Savi.np Plan where yGa work, an 'amount you designate will be set aside from t;ach paycheck and invested in U.S. Savings Bonds~ It'a an effortless way to build up a raerve.

Bonds issued since June 1, i970 ••• with a comparable improvement lor all older Bonda.

.Let's hope there are no troubled waters in your future. But remember, emergencia don't ahr&)'l happea te -the other pya.

"

.~ ..... h.-

Thursday, February 20,.t875 THE OBDHB.ELT NEWS RJ:VIKW

~50 ~0~ ~~} !:!! ~ ()eue ?td~J~ t··r each additional word. Submit EJaln.. Skolnik - · t14-t080 '"'" in writing. accompanied bv Denied tint-place by \~ point ··noh payment. elth•r to th• )lip"·~ the gam" before. Peg Wainscott t:•·,·io•w offic• at I~ PnrkwRv hefnr.. and Elsie Hol~claw auured them­PI p m. nf the Tursd11v prec•<linK seiVI'S of first place at last Fri p>~hlirRtlon. or to thr 'l'wln Pine• day·~ duplicatp bridge session by "·"·;nl!~ and LnRn offire. racking up a .636 score. Runners Th•·re i• no rhArge for lldvrrt!•inr. up Wert• Bill and Laura Walker. 't"m" thRt are folln<l N<·xt game: Friday. f4'pbruary 28.

~"'C~!"t ~ALE: G!b~on G-20 guiL1r .lmt>lifird. excellent condition ~[\1 or after. ·474-7129.

~'EDERAL and Stat• ta~ return" preparl'd In your home. Call Mr. Ginsberg. 924-2633.

PlANO TUNING AND REPAIR -, Fxprrt and Reliable Piano S.f\·lr·· to Greenbelt since 1960. Ronjnmln Berkofskv. •7·1-6891.

1'YPEWR1TER REPAJR. ElJOr­TR!C' RTANDARD AND Pt.~RTA­RLES. C'.all 47~..61l1R.

4 'Ai-DWF.LL~-.::S-:W::-:-AS-'-H-ER--S-F:RV-1 CF. .. All makes exp .. rtlv ~paired f\ uthorl~fd Wbl~lpool delllf'r. GR

• MARIE'S P09DLF: GROOMING• mnkP your appalntmPnta today <'all 474-3219 .

TROMBONE. TRUMPET and \'OTC'E LESSONS. Profe&•lonal musician with dPJJ:r<•e. 471-~945.

HOVE. IMPROVEMENTS · all typ~s of remodelln~~:. ineludlnr ad· •tltlom, panelllnc. bathrooms. etc. l.ir~n~~ed and Insure<!. Call 262·

ANTENNA PROBLEMS

l'lll.te a 8enb

Expert antenna man wiU install new/repair an._.

' for

Attic or Outdoors 474-5530

HIGHLY BIXPICRIENCJ!:D ~ RilTART Wanta to do typtnc In her bollle. ft-nable rat•. CaD liOJ-28'1'1. f\._._.

APPLIANCE REPAIR: Larp or unaU. Better aervlee for leea. Call Tom 474-2786.

Rh1·a Cohen was elected first vic•· president of the Prince. Ge orges County Cl~ic Federation. Inc. for 1975.

Happy-happy blrthd&y to twins Lisa and Jamie Ml<rewltz of Spring­hill Lake 'who ceJebrated their first birthday on Fe'b. 24. Congrat ulatlons to · their parenta, Larry and Sue who will soon be cele­brating their fifth weddlnc annl versary.

Grernbeltrr Randall Moyer at tended Wrstcm Reserve Life As­surance Company's annual -Lead en Conference In Maul, Hawaii wherl' he ri'Celved a top sales achievement award.

Rl<'hard and Marion Tatum are proud parents. Their fint child. Kimberly Ann, made her debut Feb. 9 weighing 6 lbs. 4 oz. S/Sgt. Tatum Ia stationed In Dover, Del nwnrl' whrre he Is In the Air Force. Klmhrrly's ·paternal grandparents Rr~ Mr. and Mrs. Cnrlton Tatum, 14-Z-2 Laurel Hill. and hPr great ~~:randmobher, Mrs. Catherine Ta tum, llvea at 1~H Parkway.

Just cannot keep grandma home these days. Jill Marie Curtis of Greenbelt took her ll'l'!lnddaugh tor Julie Anne Mlllholllln of Boxwood to the Mardi Gras ·1n New Orleans. l..oulslana. Th• week's trip Included time for

· alghtaeelnr and visiting along thP way.

The Prince Georges County Council confirmed the appolntm~nt or Greenbelter Raymond .Krunlck to the Board of Appeala and that of Clarence Britt, of Greenbelt, to the Soil Conaervl\tlon Dlatrlct.

Tanya and Davtd·--LOurle · or Greenbelt announce the arrival or a daughter, 8hana 8eth8heva, on .Jan. 28, welghlnc 1 1111. % oz. Her proud rrandmother Ia M:ra. Linda Fox of Greenbelt.

.. I I b 1 Boys and Girls C u

THAT'S. A FA[T ,.: 111' MONEY TREE ! A NURSE~ IN MISSOURI PAID $51,000

!'OR A 61MGLI STARKSPUR GOLDEN. DELICIOUS APPI.ETREE FlO\ YAI<IMA, W/1$!!

Salet * leRtall * R.pain

Howarl• TJPIWliler Co. ...... ,,......Mm.-

~PC Toy <:0Uection Toys are needed for the pre·

HChool p~nuJII In Prlnee· Geor­ges County which are oftered by The Maryland-National Capital Park and Plannlnr Commlulon. Department of Parkl and ~re­atlon. Call 773-8222 between 9 a.m. and 0 p.m. for detalla.

State Farm

(IJ lnau.rance Ron

Borgwardt 474-8400 .__...,._..._,_

IIIli Bei' we IIIYd. WANTED: Rldera or C&l'pool to Annapolla Naval Academy, 8·30-:u~. 474-11182. by Fred Ford 111 o.ten1lr ...,. .,....,..

Ollllp l'erlr, .... ...... (OD V.I. 1 at tbe BeltwaJ)

PORTER'S lll\llRDC .... ~_ M'!OO Bultn. Rlvd. n+-an~ 1 n•·xt .tu McDonald's In .€ollece

Park I \\'" ha v~ the larg .. t selection of \VmH from around thP world. . .;p,·.·iH.l pricl'S on c~ purcbaa~

Ordrr Earl:;

Any questions about wtnH welcomed

REAL ESTATE OFFICE Of GREENBELT HOMES, INC.

on .Hamilton Place Greenbelt, Md.

TOWNHOllSEM FOR SALI::

For inun. occ. - we have a nice 3-br. frame townheWJe-~ for $15.270.00. , ) 3 br. comer frame home wltb many lmprovementa - Bellina' for $17,800.00.

Near the Center- 2 br. frame home panelling. nice appllan- · r~s tmprovementa ·· lmm. o::c. S•lllng for $13.500.00

DO l'Ot· \VA!Io'T TO SEE A ··sOLD" SIGN ON l'OVB HO:\IE? LIST WITH OW AALES OFFICE OET PROMPI', EFFICIENT AND MPF..F..OY RE8ULTS! OVB AAJ.F.JlPEOPLE ARE EXPEII­IENCED AND BEADY TO AN­SWER YOUR QUESTIONS WlTH REGARD TO ~p HOME&

AAVE NOW ... LOOK NbW

••• BUY NOW" ••• !

FINANCING 18 AVAILABLE

... INFORMATION AVAILA­BLE . , NO APPOINTMENTM

REQUIRED.

8AL1:8 OFFICE OPEN 1 DAYS

A WllEJL

.,. .. 111

Mary E. Dixon, Bl'Oker

SaiN A 8erneee

FOR SALE: I...AKEWOOD home, I bedl'IIOIDI or 0 ~rooma . w /family room, library, 2..., bathl, CAC, wlw carpet, 1ret bar 22' kltchrn. Many extraa. tT~2.

Baakeu.ll Wine 2/11, 138 boys GREENBELT: BUY OF THE team beat Upper Marlboror 42-88; WEEK: s1S,2aG. 2 Bfdroom N ~~ 1 2/13 the 14 Boy• beat South Bowie Townhouse cAR v~L ~ with Rlck Hawk and Chrl•

Dwyer Bc~rlnc 10 "polntl each; l7 Every week we sell our NBU'l' I / n boys, with Mike Foeter scorlnr OF mE WEEK". Thl• week / Q ri!!!!.., t7 polnta and Bob Mongelli addtnc we have listed a "CREAM / 1"\ ) 16 beat Adelphi 64-47. 17 boys Pllt'F." For the price of • ~ Wo. n · the New Carrollton Georg~ I ""'. .. - 1

1 '' · $13.21!0. this hom•• hu a re-· -..: Wuhlncton Tournament by first 1 d kit h all to wall \ AN C 1 N r.!!!l

b1•atlng Bl'ltsvlllc 61-.o!O on Feb. 16 modr e c en. w ' F .... I/ · · .... i.

RETIREE deaperately nl!f'dl return ~ or hearlq aid Sonotono, belrr·

color. 474-t10113.

FREE TO TAKER 19611 VVI'

\ 11

(' ~)

Mark Weiss close behind.- Then mnny othrr goodl!•s. A must 1

'-·_,;:· ' 1 1' FOR SALE: Apt. full of furniture: Fl'b. 17 they beat the 18 year old 'to •ee nt this prlr<•. . ' · ·

And now there's a bonus interest l'lte on all U.S. Savings Bonds-for E Bonds, 5}i% when held to matu­rity of 5 years, 10 montha (4" the lrat year). That mra )i ro. payable ... a bonus at fll•tlrti'J, ai'Pfitl .. all

otatlon wagon with hoi!• in englnr•. rarpet!ng, self cll'anlng oven, 1 IV, I ,. Cnll 474-1982_ with Kevin Foster high seorl'r and do\tble door rrfrlgerator. and '( ' · · ' ·T 1.

llvlnc room, dlnlnc room. bunk C.tmp Springs undPf<•at••d team 65 ·J· 1. UES ~ bl-da. Sunday 23rd. aU day. 6-~: 2 'th Mnrk Weiss 19 Bob Mon Jl'ST I.ISTt:D: 2 'Bt•droom Brick '11 V ~ L ' \ Parkway Rd. REAsoNABLE. ~ •. u7

1

16, ·and Frank Gleason 12: Townhouses Co• th•· dlscrimln· - ------ --- ---- --- ---- - --

-- - EDUCATIONAL BOOKS and p.m. 2/2!>-6p.m., Boys 11B va. Green games for all ages. !.A> Iaure !Aarn- M••adows; 7 p.m. Boys 12B VI.

ing Center 'BI'Itway Plaza, 474 ·Bowie # 2; 8 p.m., Glrla 13B VI.

1200. Gr!'en Meadows #2; II p.m., 'Boys

Take~stock ~America.

l?.~~_zen_.:i~ ® ~-----......... ---~-----;----1---_._~L~hi:~t~~NTE-~;':;::::~~7~o~::rn~:':'7=i=~=:~~~f~s~a5~~:!~Z=,~ M:~::.6~;-'. -;f~i~.~~~~t~·~~B~~~i~t;n~~·~:ld~i~~u;i~:~~t~·:~;~':iE~::~:o~·e~~~~r~~~t';'t!~.~~·~~b:~:~:~;~;m~::on~d;~~~e:~::~?~:~e·tc:~=·::~nlT·~l~-~Q ___ AW~$~~~u ... r_o_ ~ci;RAE-~~CI!ITN$~Gs_NION BICYCLES MEAN. Bill Cornett In t7 va. Qrej!n Meadows. 2/~:30 2 B...troom End Townhouse:

Now Bonds pay a bonus ahnaturity.

\ .............. ~-

' ( •

0feeJlbelt. Guaranteed Salee & p.m., Boys lOB VI. Marlboro #2. $1441110 . Thl1 homP hu a sep-Servtce. Frl!f' pick-up and De 2/27~ p.m., Olrla 13 v1. District arate dlnlnp: room. wall to wal~

7• .- Hghta·, 7 p.m., Boys 16 va. Blad- carpetiJII, 2 Air Oondltlon~r• livery. Phone 4 ~-·· d Tra-enaburg; 8 p.m., Bop 17 va. Land- wuhlnc laaeblne, an

FOUND: .. Golden male Labrador over Hills. verae rods. lf you like woocled retriever. Call to Identify after 8 BaiPbaU _ All 11 and 12 year old area, this home hu tht> art-p.m. Found Wednellday Feb. 1~. boys are needed now l!J bot part of tine. · 34!>-31111 or 346-84116. Prince Georces County Bueball. FOR SALE: Twin headboard & Contact Bill McCarthy 474-7642 for frame, matchlnc corn .. r deek, lt. information. WOOd ftnleh - $20 each. 474--111110.

SALE: 4-Piece comer let, 2 couchea. table &: lamp; red velvet boudoir chair; solid mapl<' drop ,..., tea cart. 498-1876.

'INTERIOR PAINTING- reason abiP, work guaranterd. _ rrferenccs. GrCI'nbeltl'r 9 yra. 3-41\- 2670.

FOR SALE: 3-Bdrm GHI hom" by ownor. Call 301-96~6993.

0REF.NBEL T 3 bdrm townhoUBI''. Opl'n· house Snt. & Sun. 1 6. 4 .J Plateau Place 474-8888. WANTED Apa-rt'""m-,U-.--:-cto:-:s"Lha::-cr:-,,_ <'all Linda. 474·8.'1M Thurs., Fri.

At the Library A book dlacuulon will take pla.::e

on Tues .. Fl'b. 25, at 7:30 p.m. In the ConfPrence Room of the lib­mry. The topic of discussion will b.- Rfo:;nnd Frt'<'dom and Dlplty written by B. F. Skinner.

Dr. Leopold Walder. Technical Dlr!'<'tor of Greenbelt CARES and a prlvRt''' cllnlcil.l r.ractltloner of b<'haviora.lly oriented psychother npy. will interpn•t Skln~er, a be · tuivloristlc psyrhologlat. Admlssltm i• fr<'<'.

Thetoe are just a fpw of many very nice homes W<' have lilted. Comr In' to IH on·· or ollr VN'V

~apabl" aalea-propll' who will find the hpme or_ your choice.

LIST YOU HOMF WTTH n"' PENDABLE PEOPLE WHO WILL GIVE YotT RERVICE. YOUR HOME IS COMPUTER­IZED BY THF. MUL TTPLF. LISTING SERVICE AND 38 OFFWES IN PRTNCF. m~OR GE'S cOUNTY HAVE YOUR LISTING TO BF: RHOWN TO QUALIFIED BUY~~RS.

In Shopplnl[ Centl•r Next to Mobil. Gas Station

COME TO THJ: CARNIVAL - The Carnival of FiDADCiaf Values for new can. Where? At Greenbelt Federal Cndit Union. For the C.rniv61, interfllt ra~ are 10% annual rate (5/8 of 1% per month on the llllpald ~ce)._ Chedl the following terms and COlt 1\I[Ures to see which su1ts your cir­cumstances best.

24 !donths 36 Months Amount Monthly Total Monthly Tcnal of Loan Payment Interest P81Jill!llt lnter.l $1,500 $68.21 $161.04 $U.40 $24UO $2,000 $82.29 $214.96 $M.53 $328.01 $2 500 $115.36 $268.64 $80.116 $403.711 $3:500 $161.50 $376.00 $112.93 $586.48 Monthly payments Include principal and lJIWreet - and life l.w.I'IIIM8 for rllclble borrower• at no additional COlt.

GREENBELT FEDERAL

CREDIT UNION 121 C..nterway <Shopplnc Center)

lirel!llbelt; Md. 20770- Phone: 4H~900 Hours: Dally: ~3 e Saturdays: ~1

Friday •·venlnr 7 -9

' '

/) -"'

. THE GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, February 20, 1975

State Water Resources Prodded On Parcel· 15 Erosion Problems

The Police Blotter ·Dop are not permitted to run

free In Gre.·noolt, 11nd the Pollee DE"partmriit arpe.t. to all dog own-

1 by Elaine Skolnik era to respect the ordinance. Th~

· . _ department has received many The State Deparffn_E!,:lt of Water Resources (SDWR) · has complaints concernlq antmall.

under im·estigation erosjon proble~s on two portions of Parcel ' A resident of Green!M>It ·Road 15 m Greenbelt. One 1s located Just east of the Charlestowne has been apprehended and charged ~orth h1gh~nse apartment building ~nd the other is adjacent with Indecent exPo-ure, after he to the Capital Beltway. The city council in September 1972 was Identified by the victim, a fe­requested that SDWR institute enfot:cement action, and more male resident he had given a ride recently former councilwoman Rhea Cohen, assistant Washington to. representative rOr the Sierra Club, questioned why steps had not . Ot!lcer Duprat, while on foot nn

. beeh taken to remedy the situation. Centerway, charged an adult resi-SDWR o!lkiai Roger Kanerva Company, contends that the oper- dent with drinking In public. At

told the :St'w• 'Re•iew that all ations did not cause pollution, that the same time, four juverilles werr pertinE'nt . data. includinf photo. "the water leaving the site Is clea- taken into custody foi' a variety of graphs of the sites, had been turnc ncr than the watf'r In the creek, charges, drinking, posseulon of ed ovf'r to the Attornt'y O..neral's and thr plan is IM>ing submlttPd marijuana and loitering. The juve­ot!lce some tim•• ago. A spokesman to meet tht' technical 88pecta of niles were released to their par­for the legal ot!lce said that a state law." Ht' said the plan should ents. variety of legal questions has 1M> .compiPted within 11 month. Three storage 1'001118 In different slowed up action but the matter bulldlnp In Springhill Lake were il stJII being pursued. entered and various valuablee were

Kaneiva said that there were Recreation' Review stolen. Another apartmel)t In Unl-. allout 300 outstandlq active vlo- lllenlty Square WU- entered with latiODS under examination. Ill ..s- Weirht UfliJir (llab Memben no discernible s11n1 of forced entry. ditlon, the SDWR enforcement dl- Mllny of the mem!M>n' cards vision's staff of 29 lnspectora must have ·expired. In order to conUn· cover 10me 3,000 routine c.- In ue mem!M>nblp, cards mult'--be the state. The Greenbrlu sewage renewed. The fee for persons un-' treatment pl~~nt. for example, Is der 18 yean of age has dropped ,;sited once a week. considerably. For lnform11t1on stop

The two erosion proble11111 on the by the Youth Center Buslneu Of-­PIIrcel 15 tract were created whPn flee, -Mon. thru Fri.,- H p.m.

t 11 Dirt from excavations waa Kit.> Fl,\inJr Cont«>at

Five ju\'enllee were apprehended after an alert cltlsen observed them entering an . apartment bulld_Jng buement. - The juvenllee were found to 1M> In poueulon of alco­hol, narcotics, and were truant. Alto, two juveniles apprehended lly Sgt. Falconer were found to be truant and Intoxicated. The two were released to their parents.

Several unattended wallets, sto len from basketball players at the youth center, were recovered near­by with the money removed.

dumped and sp~ead l(pOn the pro- Do you likt• flying kites? Great! pt_>rty next to ttle high-rise apart- It's tim~ to start maklnl' kites IDmt in developing the adjacent for tht' ReerE'atlon Depa~nt's apllrtments. A large barren area Kit~ Flying Contest to ~M-7field wu created at the end of Prine" Sat., March 15 on Braden Field. .Jilllles Way, and sediment depoe!- For further details watch th" ted Into tht' lake via a sewe1'' .. 6n :SI'wo ftf<\irw. In two separate Incidents, a total Prince Jamt's Way which outfalls Funlly Roller Skatln~r .- rif six juveniles were taken lnt~ cus-into ~ stream near Green bolt Lake, RoiiPr skating is held ench Sun. Lody for , truancy violations. All

121 The contractor for the Capi. afternoon from 1_3 p.m. for skal w~re released to their parents. ta! Beltwar was given permiBlllon P.rs of all ages In the Greenoolt . An 18 year 11ld_ resident was ap by thP owners of parcel 1 ~ to rt'- Centrr El~inentary School gymna prehended while peering t!lrough mow dirt for usr on the proj..ct. slum. Bring skates or rent. Skates a window in Springhill Lake, The Thr rPsult wa.• 11 "''cond larg,. bar- must have woodrn wh~els. suspect was charged with trespas rf'n area ,·isiblr from. tho Beltway. p...._ Tl't'n <'lub sing lind is awaiting court action. S..dim,.nt run -otf .. nters a stream outralling from Grr .. n!M>It l..akc that flows into Indian Cr...,k. The sPdl­ment h88 been carried across a wooded area and has caused sub­stantial tree kill.

A. H. SmiU.

In tb~ Gref'n!M>It llr~a th~ state has !M-en successful In requiring tho dPV~Ioper of th~ Beltway Pl112a to take aetion to corn-et the erod<'d st""p slope next to S. IOeln and sPdimentatlon problems eaUSI'd by construction of the shopping ern ter.

Activities for boys and girls, 12 and under, are held at the Ridge Road Center on Friday~, T-8 p.m. Table pmes, bumper pool, ping pong and floor hockey are In­cluded In the actlvltlea. For fur ther Information, call Mike Lund­reran. 474-S609. Kava T""n Club

Sign-Up For Sorcer There will oo a m..etl~g of the

parents of all boys 10 to 14 years old who are Interested In playlni 80Ccer durlnr the spring •eaaon. The mtetlnf Will 1M> held at the Youth Center Conference Rnom, TUt!Hday, Feb. ?~. :lt 7:30 p.m.

3prlng soccer is oolng sponl'flred hy the newly !ormed Grcrnoolt Soccer Auoclatlon, which is a non· JJI'fiftt, independent youth organi­:•atlon whose purpoS< is ; n pro­,. •do soccer lnatructlo'l and com r•etitlv~ prograDJs for boyb on a ~·ear-round basis. 1'he as&c,clation is currently sponsoring winter

CITY NOTIS A variety of chores. were ac­

complished last week, lncfudlng street patching, coldmlx, and ap­plying chipped stones to the foot path along Crescent Road. The area IM>blnd the flrebOWII! waa cleaned, the apeclal traah trailer re­moved and a platform constructed· to load a truck that Is now parked In place of the trailer IM>hlnd the firehouse.

Clt.f crews moved pollee depart­mentl equipment within the Muni­cipal building. The department lp now using the meeting room on the second floor.

Pepeo lhstalled the new poles that will carry power to light- the tennis courts at Braden Field. The wires will be Installed later.

The Reynolds Aluminum Com PlinY collected liO lba. of cans Jut week.

Three new counselors have join­ed the stair of Green!M>Jt CARES Youth Services Bureau this month. Ro!M>rt Madsen, a Beltsville resi­dent, eometi to the· Bureau with an M.A. In Clinical-Community Psychology. Ms. Ell Kl. -•..,t, a res­Ident of College Par ' a na-­tive of Iran, Is currently enrolled u a .aecond year Ph.D. student In Clinical !>sychology at· the Un- . lvenlty of Marylan<l~ Ms. Neysa Olalvo has a Master's In Social

·Work. During recent snowstorms co~a-­

plalnts were received of juvenile throwing snowballs at motorists and pedestrians. Warnings were illllled.

"The Odd Couple" In New Carrollton

prince Georges Little Theatr•• prl'sents as Its third show of th•• sea.•on "The Odd Couple" by Nell Simon. The comedy will run en Fri. and Sat. nights. at 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 21, 22, 28. nnd March L at Charles Carroll Junior High School, Lamont Drive and West­brook Drive in New_ Carrollton, Maryl~~nd.

Green!M>Iter Dick Slml1o And Bill Delaney star as Felix and Oocar rettpectlvely. Murray the Cop I• played by Steve D~Laurl~r.

Tickets are available at the door. Group rates are avallablt'. For fur­ther Information, call 172--Sf$11.

COLONIAL AMERICA CELEBRATED AT B~LTWAY PLAZA

On WashlftllOn'a Bl~ Feb. 22. from 12:30 to 11:30 p.m. the &Jtway pJu& ahopplns- center will celebrate the bicentennial. N~~ncy I.u.bell Tbomp10n, a ven­

triloquist, will play Betsy Rolla. tht> maker of the first United Statee !lag, In 11n historical PI'OIJ'IUD for. adults and children. She wtn fea­ture Grandma, a ventriloqpll pup­pet, who will present veraee, talee and anecdotes of pioneer colonial life. · Shoppers will 1M> able to bear taped feature.s and patriotic music · over Beltway Plaza'• public ad­dress system 1M-tween shows. The Star Spangled Banner will be thE" signal for the beginning of each live show at the "crouroads" with­In the covered mall.

YCC Jobs Available Congre..woman Gladys Spell·

man announced that appUcat101111 tor 4,1!00 United Statett Youth Con­servation Corps jobs for youth ranging In age from 111 to 18 arE" now being accepted.

Those who aucceufully apply for the job• will work In 180 YCC camps on land8 managed by thr Department of the Interior'• Bur-­eau of· Indian Affairs, 'Bureau nf Land Management, Bureau of Rf'­clam11tlon, U.S. Fish and WildlifE' Service, and the National Park Service, lind on natlo.nal forests. An additional 4,000 youths aw ~x pected to 1M> employed in state and territorial YCC pro~.

Application blanks can 1M> ob- · talned. by wrlthig the Maryland re­cruiting agent, Dr. James W. La­tham, Jr .. Maryland State Depart­ment of Education, P.O. Box 8717. Baltlmor~>-Washlnlton Intrrnation al Airport, Baltimore, Md. 21240.

MOVING? r Flat Rate 11r Hourly

JIJ~ealled a Dependable

Sawyer's Moving Service lla1-telt

li'IU!l1ll ESTDIA TJD8

I-lAlR FAIR HAIRSTYUSTS

In addition, according to the at torney grnrral's ot!lcr, t~ A.· ·H Smith Sand and Gra,·rl Company hu !M-en ordered to rorr~ct the problems caused by its Branrh•·ill .. operation on Creen!M>It Road, west

of Cherrywood Lane. In Novrmb<·r 1!1'f0, the company Wll,ll cltPd fqr violation under the newly enartr<l Maryland Pollution Abatrment Law Th'r St~ charged that the sand and gravel operation polluted In diM CrE'ek, a tributary of the An acoetia River.

On Sat., March I, an ·ice !kat Inc trip to a local skating rink will be spon!!QrCJI_ by th~ Teen Club, weather permitting. Bus trans­portation and re(reshments will bP provldPd at a nominal fee. Sign up with any Center assistant Ill thf> Youth Center afternoons and •'Vf>nings. Futuro <'Vents Include a one day excursion to Williams· burg, Va. Road thf> Spring Torn Newsh•ttor for further details.

Last Saturday the Recro.atlon DepArtment co sponsored a Health 'Clinic, with tho• Greenbelt Lio'1s Club. at th<' <'enter El•mcntary School. ·An estimated 300 p<'rsons werp gil·o·n fr"" health PXBmlna tlons including tPsts ·for glauco ma. siglit. blood prossure, <'ancer and hearing This Sunday, tho De-­partment will co- spon110r, with the .Jogging Club. their annual Georg•• Wa.thlngton's DRy • "Run for your IJfp" Tbio Ia R thMP Mile -and will be held at the Beltsville Agricultural Farm.

s•lCcer competition for boys 17 to LOCATED IN SPRINGHILL LAKE II years of age. Intprestrd boys

Since that tlmr. the mattN h''' !M-en In the courta, and in the sum mer of 1973 th~ wurt rul~d th~t

th~ property was •ubjrct to th•· 8tate'1 Poll11&1en "halrlft ut """ trois and tither law•.

A spokeeman for SDWR said "Our authority is pr,.tty wdl de· fined now. and we can enforc•• th" laws." SDWR Is rPqulrlng that the A. H. Smith Sand and Gra•·.-J Comp11ny prr•ent an erosion sr<lt

• ment control plan for the prop••rt) lnclucl{lllr a Hchedul.· of lmplem•·" tatlon. In addition. thr rompanv must apply for a disrharge pf'fmit and watrrway pl·rrnlt ~inr,, pa11 of th,-. "and and gtav,..l op,..ratitln

I• within ll. floodplain or llldiHI\ Cr'r••k

C. F:dw11rd Hartman. attorn for A. H. Smith Sftnd nn•l r;r"'

~~J';~p :,; I Heels - Soles - Rips R~p:tirod t

WHILE YOU WAIT i Beltway Plaza i

around the corner Hanovl'r Shn<·• \ I 17'-'* Mon.-Fri. JO-t\

I Sat. •to a! .... _._.._~~,.,..~----·

are tnvtted to ioln dth•·r the 12 APARTMENTS tn 14 year old team ill its spring

I•r'Oiftlm, or the 10 to •II ·year old SHOiDPING cnrrER t••am. which Is now b~ing formed. '[ Ll11

SoocM ta•calning gr.•at interest SPECIAL QFf£RI ·· •·:ith the U.S. public and part of its

0 appeal· Ia tllat participation and

success at .the game docs not de-- $ r M $ '"'"don player size. So if parents 30.00 PeR 15.00 think that socc•·r might 1M> the . fi'I"R" f•>r their lllf>AI, pieMe -M!!etle-4-~---

or cllll Alberto Yanez, at 474-7138 $ 20.0'0 PERM $10.00 1

for further Information.

...1111.-----------------~ Balr (Jut Net.· Inc.

WIN With LaBett's

F•·hruary is Sc·w 11nd Save Month­Join the fight agaimrt Inflation

:...;pring ('oordinat<'a S•·t·rsw·kt·r stript•s .!':Pw pntt,.rns

~~'~"-'"" shnrpen•·d r·vory fo'rlday

,t 4 ~ ett4 FABRICS AND STUDIO, LTD. ---Btlts\'ille ~hopping Cenler 11108 Baltimore Blvd. •t Powder Mill Rd. ltlllvlllt, Md. 2870> Phonc:_,37·44i4

Houn: Mon.-Fri. ,,JO.:;:oo 5.11.10:00~:00 Evcninas: Mon., Tues., Wed.

)

Directi~ns to Hair Fair+

Shampoo & $4.50

( ARE

to Jo'rlday to I p.m.

8aturd•T 9 a.m. to 8 p.m

FROSTING SPECIAL - $12.50 Short Hair

All Spe~ial-- End Feb. 28 9250 Springhill Lane

Greenbelt, Maryland 20770'

Phone 345-8686

.,

'I ®reenbelt

Jltws .ltuiew AN INDIPENDENT NEWSPAPER

----------------~~~~~ Volume 38, Number 15 GREENBELT, MARYLAND Thursday, February :1.7, 1975

CITY CEMETERY 1-95 HIGHWAY PROIICE HEATED DISCISSIOI

Senior Citizea ·-~\ ... __

. by Sandra Dames

The only controversy at Monday's city council meeting was sparked over the city's· cemetery. (The cemetery, located adja­cent to the State Roads Commission on Kenilworth Avenue, was deeded to the city by the Federal government at the time the town was sold.) Councilmen Gil Weidenfeld and Charles Schwan felt "the city should get . out of the· cemetery business" by not selling any more plots. Since there are only 168 plots (of which only 17 have been sold) it would not lje fair to the taxpayers to have to subsidize such a small number of residents-or fonner residents-or permanent residents, they argued.

However, councilmen Tom lltroqly oppO.ed the connection, stating that such a connection would destroy the Parkw11y by brlnglnr In heaVy commercial tralllc.

Bus Service by Elaine Skolnik

A weekly shuWe bus service for Greenoolt's senior citizens W88 In­Itiated ihiB morning. Every Thurs· day at 10 a.m. 11nd again at 12:1li p.m.. the bus will 1wlnd Its way around Greenbelt to the Beltway Plaza Shopping Mall. Return trips from the Plaza are acbeduled at approxtmately 12 noon and 2 p.m. Paueqen will be picked up and discharged at points throughout the core ot Greenbelt Including the Greenbelt Sbopplnr Mall. Stops will also be made along Greenoolt road - Greenbelt Convalescent Home, Giant Food Store and Belt­way Plaza.

White, Richard Cutaldl and Kay­Ill' Richard Plllkl (the latter-two lwl, lil"'acb' · pUrcbUed plots be­fore the moratorium on llalee 'laced by council almoet two years qo) felt that the city was obll­.. ted to sell more plots to, 11t leut, ftiJ In thOle sections where Jtlotl have all'tllld)' been 10Jd. All arreed that the sale, If resumed, would have to Include a price wlllch would provide for perpet­ual maintenance.

Councilman White angrily pro- Former ~ mllnager Charles

The city manager, Jamee Giese, had propolled th11t the cemetery be made Into a · memorial park wblch would preserve In 11n ap.­proprlate manner, the exlltlnr pav'e sites, Including the Turner Family cemetery, and would pro­vide for memorials - such as living plants, trees, gardens, mar­kers. The park would oo for the elljoyment of the living, and, In particular, the enjoyment of the oltbens resldlnjl' In the nelghbor­Jq developments.

Four city advsory boards com­aented on th~ city manager's proposal, all In euence agreeing with his plan for ending the ule ~ plots and maintaining a park. The Community Relations Advill­ery Board <CRAB>, the Advisory Planning Board, the Park and Recreation Board lind the Bicen­tennial Committee all favored • •emorlal park concept developed

tested this, further move to tum a McDonald, president of the Green· "study" Into an "Investment In !M-It Golden Age Club, spearheaded concrete". He felt Montgomery the project, which Is funded by the County has-always IOught to funnel county under the auspices ot tl\11 Its high· load of traftlc from TOS Department of Human Rettources' Into Prince Georges, And he ex- Division of the Aging. McDonald preued his dismay at what he stressed the Importance of having called the "Maryland DOT's dill- enough senior citizens utilize the

bus service In order to justify the mal record for rapid .. trM8lt-all new program. Ellglbl~ persons, 1511 they want Ia concrete. years and older, may pay their tOe

White proposed to communicate fare <one way) on the bus or obtain ·to the county executive, the dele- · a-- book of tlcketl at the Goldi!n gate1 to the Je,lslature and the • Age Club's quarters In the Youth communities o( Bladensburg and Center ,gn Wednesdays from 11 Cheverly, statinWhat "the city Ia a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Senior citizen opposed to piecemeal •tudy of ma · cards may also be obtained at the jor transportation facUlties which club. would Impact on th~ B--W Pkwy. and that a fuU environmental Im­pact study, Including the cntlr~ region of the outer Beltway, 1M> completed 1M-fore any major trllns­portation facilities are Imposed."

Followin( unanimous pauage of the motion, White cryptlcly r~>­

marked that "Green!M>Iters are captive to Md. DOT. The B-W Pkwy. Is In desperate need of'lm­provements, for reasons of safety, • but DOT won't 111ake any Improve­men-ts unlw we .go •loni with their grand scale design for the

. Parkway."

around a natural settlq; the Bl- t:110 of Sehool Property centennial Committee al110 recom- Thr Board of Education will con-

Scheduled stops on Thursdays will be as follows: Cr~scent 11nd Lastner at 10 a.m.; Crescent & Greenhill; Crescent and Northway; right nt Parkway to Cooo()p park­ing Jot loading platform: along Crescent to Hillside" with stop• on Hllhrlde at 8 court, Northway, Lau­rel and Reaearch; stops along Ridge at Research, Laurel. Plateau. North· way, Eaatway, Cardenway: back to Co-op loading platform; along Cre­ocent to Westway: Westway ,and Ridge; 14 Ridge; Southway and Ridge; 10 Southway; along Green­belt road with stops at Convales­cent Home, Lakecreat road, Giant Parking lot; Beltway Plaza Mall where a stop will also be made at the A & P. The bus will return via Greenbt'lt Road as far as K~nll­worth 11nd come Into Gret'nb~lt past the lake to .. IAstner and Cr~srent where It will follow the same route. Persons may get on or off at any stop.

lllended a "Library of Remem- alder Its st11tr rt'comm~ndatlon to brance" In the cem~tery. enter Into an agreement with the

The city manager noted that a city for the city to utilize variou• reserve of at least $20,000 would school facilities and unimproved be needed to provide minimal property for recreation purposes. maintenance If the property re- The council commended the Board 111alned solrly u a cemetery. of Education's atatf on Its coop-

Council carried over to Its next ~ration in this matter. Council m~lng a final decl•lon on whe- also agreed to pay nominal legal ther to maintain the cemetery u •expensett for preparing the agree­a ccmet~ry with unlimited sale of ment. plots, whether to lieu some The city 11110 agr~ed to writr plots to till In the 1ectlons where letters to Governor Marvin Mandel plots have been sold, or to cease In support of the Springhill Lakr llelllnJ plots and turn the area Elementary School PTA's efforts Into a memorial park. -In -appeallngtlie decillori of the

1-86 At the request of the ch11irman

of thP county councli and the county executive, a atudy of )ll_gh­WII,Y facilities in the Rockville area. Including the outer Bel twa~, 11 proposed to 1M> extended to In . elude the outer Beltway from the Montaomcry County line to the Baltlmore-Wuhlngton Parkway. Council hu b~rn asked to <iom­ment on thl• propoaal 1M-fore· any action 11 taken.

Qleee noted that In the l''"t, ~lincll has expreMed Mneerft nv­er propouls to ua• n section of the outer Beltway to route T -9~ from, Its pr~•rnt location. <'VN' t~ the B W Pkwy., in order to run the Interstate highway Into the District • of Columbia. The lnrlu­alon of the outer Beltw11y from thr Montgomery County line to the B--W Pkwy. qaln ral~~e~ the ctues­tlon ,u to Wh<'ther this 11 a m&Ma to proceed with the con•tructlon of the I-95 connector lln.k which had drawn much citizen oppoaltlon, he added.

Councilm11n Gil Weldenfeld

Ststr Interagency Committee for Stat,• Public School Construction not to provide funds for reconstruc tlon of the school. Although a new I(YIIInaslum and a diagnostic center for the school. built In 19e41 and expanded In 11188, wcro approved, the PTA Is 1eeklng air condltlon-­lnl, an Improved library and me­dia center, Improved multl-pufP0'8 kltchen-eafeteria room, otllce 11nd •tor81fe apace, . health room. and teachrr work are611 and conforrncr rooms.

Mon•lgnor O'Donn,.tl "nd Pll8tot Blrnrr were reappointed to CRAll

~i~n-uo For CYO Teams ft HuJlh's CYO b-1:vs' Rnd r,irls'

tenm• In burbalt softball and track Rl't' now oolng formed. For lnfor­mnt'on on baseball lind softball, cRil Norman McCarth:v 474-8946.

Trnck practice will be held Mon­days, Wednesd11vs anrl F'rldRVR in front of St. HuJZh'a ochool s_tartlng at 5 p.m. Thl! first nractlc~ will b~ Mon., March 3. For lnrorrnatlon on tl'l.ck call Larry Noel 474-9382.

Shopping Trl~

The county 11lso otfers a shopping trip to senior .citizens the third Fri­day of every month. According to S. Seab-:y, Supervisor of Tran•por­tatlon for the Division of the Ag-1_111,_ there_jl_aa_ been a "fair tum­out" for trips to- L&ndovt'r Mftll since July. The bus picks up Greenoolt pusengeu at the Subur­ban Truat Bank at 10 Lm. and usually retuma 11bout I p.m. The cost 'Is 10c e11ch way· or a S2 card, representing 10 round trips can be purchued' at the Golden Age .Club quarters. Trips to othf'r shopping malls arc planned. 1

'l"o partltlpatc In both programs. 11 stmlor cltlzt'n do~• not have to be a member of the G~ldrn · Ag~ Club. For further Information c111l McDonald at 474-6475.

Little L•egue Sign-Up · The Greenbelt Little I.A'RgUt' will

hold registration for tho c~mlng

yNr on Saturdays, March I. and 8. from 10 a.m. to noon nt thr Grern· oolt Recreation Center. Anyon~ b~­

. tween the agca of 8 Rnd 12 may slgn·up.

The Little Lrague also nPt'ds coaches and ualstant coacht's. Per­liOns inte~e•ted In coaching or helj>­lng with a team should call Pat Jackman at 474·6796 or Norm Mc­Carthy at 474-8946. ,

City of~ Maryland ) ~ .. }

i)'

Reg~lar Meetint of .. City Council

Monday, March 3, 1915 8:00p.m.

I. ORGANIZATION 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call a. Meditation

Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag

4. Klnutes of Rqular Keet­lng of February 24, 19711

G. Additions to Agenda by Councilmen &lid Mailapr

ll. COMMUNICATIONS 8. Petitions and Requests 7. Admlnlatratrve Reports

m. OLD BUSINESS 8. Charter Amendment Re.­

olutlon to Repeal and Re­enact with Alilendments that Portion of flie Char­ter that Pertains to El~ tiona. to Provide a Com­preheJIIIive Revision of the· Charter RequirementS Re­lating to the Conduct of Elections Within the City and to Provide for the Establishment of a Board of Elections Conslltlnr of Five Members to Review Election Proceduree 11nd Recommend RevlsloM, Hear Appe11ls of Declllons

.. of the City ClerJr. Appoint and Remove Election Judres and Clel'ks, Certify Election Results and Con­duct Reeounts and ~er­form Such . Other Duties As May be Aalgned to It; and to Repeal &lid Reen­act with Amendments Section 4, Title "Creation, Qualifications; Compensa­tion," By Deleting Unne­cessary Lancuaga Relat-. tng to Council Vacancies -Second Reading

: 9. Charter Amendment Rell­olutlon to Repelll and RP.o­enact with Amendments Subsection ICI, Title, "Adoption" of Section .fO­liO, Title ''Council Action on Budget," to Provide that Council Shall Adopt the Budget on or Before thf'l Tenth Day of June nf the Fiscal Year Current­ly Ending - Second Read­Ing

10. Charter Amendment Res­olution to Rept'al and Re­enact with Amendments Section 63, ''Tax Proce­dure•." to Clarify thP Tax Procrdurrs of thr Cltv of Greenbelt - S..eond Reading

11. Resolution to Transfer Funds Within Depart­ments. -$2.1!00 - !Je(>ond Reading

12. City C•metery 13. Clran-up Campaign 14. Transit Study

IV. NF.W RTJSTNJIJR.<!

15. Blcentrnnlal Pl11ygrounds - PRAB Report 1

18. Gr...,nb~•t Historic MRrk-1!1' - Btcmtennlal Gom­mlttrt' Rrport

17. Cable Trlevlslon Com­mittee Report

18. ,+tlpolntuwnt ot Auditors

V. MI9CELL~US

"-

Center PTA To Present

Mogic Sltow, Wednesc!oy by_ Joan ('onway

Havf' you over aero some goofy "ghoats"? Would you likE' to float ·tn the air~ If 10, you may 1M> choaen to be a pnrtldpllnt In Windley's Wonderland of Magic. Spon•ored by Greenbelt Centrr Sehool P.T.A .. an illusion •how will br pr~srntrd at GreE'nbrlt Ct'nter School on March 5, 11t 4:15 p.m. An lllualon show Is one In which magic Is done with people rather than merely with objE-cts. No two •how• 11re !'eally alike: the people, big and little, "wrltt'" the ahow AI it goes along. ThE" show will be about an hour long and there Is an admiulon ff'f'. Tl~kets will 1M> on sale Rt the door.

This !'eporter . asked Chuck

City Cooncil to c.iler Charter Amendmats U. ,_, Adnsory ·Board Reports -

Coming up at tbJ11 week's city council meeting on :HoDcla¥. March 3 Ia a "bum!M>r of charter ame!'4-menta 11,11 well as a number oJ a4-vll0ry committee · reporta.

· One. charter lllllendment revertll_ the formal elate of adoption of the city budget back to June 10, the date that bad been In effect up to two yean ago. At that tlm~~o a June 20th buqet adoption elate was accepted In order . to enable the council to determine l1nal 86-tlon on a county tax rebate prior to adopting the city buqet. (The county council had jl. later adoption elate than the· city council.)

The county charter has now been amended 10 that Its budget must oo adopted by May tMh. Therefore. the city 11 chanrlna the deadlble for adoption of the city budpt back to June 10 In order to enable Its finance department to have more time for the preparation of tax bills.

Another charter amendment will brlnr pretent city tax proceduree Into conformity with State law, which prevalll.

A third charter amendment lcbe­duled for final hearing deall with ~e proposed revision In city elec­tiOR proceduree. However, city councilmen have Indicated tbllt a public hearing '1!'111 '1!e held on this subject before final action 111 taken.

Advtlorr C«nrnnttee Reporttl

The Park and Recreation Advi­IOry Board hu submitted a_ pre­liminary repilrt on the city staff's playground 1uney. PRAB recom­mends redevelopment of the Lake Park ·playground and Cantly Cane City as Bicentennial project., to be funded during the comln& fla­cal year. '

The 'Bicentennial Commltlf'e bu submitted for council's approval the text of the historical marker to oo place!! on Southwii,Y In front of the 1l court adjacent to the proposed city entr~~nce llgn. This marker commemorates the clt,y :1 ·

and Its origin u a planned -­munlty. The committee also re­quests the city to pay the colt nf the marker In the. amolint of $3118.30,. and propoiiCtl that It be erected In time. for dedication on Green'telt Day, 18711.

The CABLE TeleYIIlon Coamdt· tee has iubmltted an extenllve report describing 1111 upects of the fea~lbJUty of · franchialng CABLE television In Greenbelt. The report recomml'nds that C'ATV Ia not fea.tible for Greenbelt at th-e pr~sent time, but that the city should continue to monitor dev~l-­opment in CABLE television.

(!'he committee further re~l• that. In order for C'ABLr: trle\'lslon lo 1M> a viable rt'ality in Greenbelt, a cooperativt' etfort betwt't'n the city and countv Is r~qulr..d. · The com­mittee also rerommends the citv oppose any etforts to tr~~nsfnr CATV franchlsln~r authority ~ thr State. It note• thl' lmportMce of the support of ll\nrllords for any Greenbelt area CATV to be SUC·-.

cesJful. The committe!' also l'ffOm­mends that questions pertaining tn CATV br Included in th .. bt ... nnual survey conduct~d by the city at !ts · council election. .. •'' . . ~"

Windley how he bt'caml- inter.,.t~d . In m&lflc. "At the ll&'t' of nine,

Santa Claus gave mr a magic aet,'• h~ said. Churk also spt'nt a lot of time In a magic shop in his homr. town wh;>re he met a famous rna­glclan, Bill N~ff. and br~am" his apprentice. When NeiT died in 19811 he left Chu~k his shoW.~·

Chuck was graduatt'd from Am­erican University in 1962, with a d~grre In sppreh a1HI drama. Wht>n ask!'d how 'maglr.,hns h··lp••d him, ht' said, "! got in\.1 mngic orlgln­nlly bt'cause I ~tuttrred," Chuck spraka ftawl~uly now. HP and his wlft> are pr~srntly working on n cour1e for uor in open school riMsroom•. Magir is a good tool for learning .b~causr it rncnu~agr• studPnts to Bf'f'k their o~n an8wers lo probl~ms, and to crl'atr n<>w ideas.

t