• SUPERIIARKET

474-Q522 H()IJRS

MONOAY-SATURGP.v 9-9 SUNDAY 10-6

frfth .... Fillet Prash G~ A

Chicken Thighs Shoulder Blade

Lamb Chops

1 lb.

$1.19 SuJ>tt Tra LB. Sli~aa- $1.39

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Round Hill

Turkey Ham R,...r

Ute lolopnt~

lfyi.ant.a

Uquid

LB.

$1.89 La

$1.99 LB.

$2.39

18 oz.

$2.99 12 OS.

$2.99

Fab Powder Laundry

Detergent Sr-hmidt.a Old TTme OAT BRAN BREAD

3/$1 14 ~

3/$1 -12os.

$1.19 18 ln.

$1.19 C.ampbells Home Cookin llil oa. V ecet&bJe Ba1 or Hearty B.tet Soup Lud7 Leaf Apple Juice )(.raft·~

$1.19 li oral.

$1.39 10 OS.

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~RA7s~PB~ERR==~Y~·------~79C Jlf 18 OL

tt.Gnut Iutter $1.99

89c PiJJ.bury Big Country l.Z 01:.

llscults 59c Sealteot 16 OL

Sour Cream 89c Kraft Grated Parmesan 8 oz.

Ch-se $2.69

2/$1 JlazweU-- llloL ..... Blend Coffee $1.99 C!nrox lpl

Liquid Bleach 99c 50 01:.

$1.19

~~~ 89c lled.-B......t-Ertn Broad 1Z os.

P'ab Liquid La UDdry

Detergent Old El Puo Taco Shells a.m.­Gherkins

s...,. c-t .. -Cake Mix Hef't7 CIDeh Salt

Trash llaps PmiDa Pnmi1Dn

Cat Food Sunsweet: Brealdut

Prunes

98 ...

$4.49

18'• $1.49

30et.

$2.89 e 'os.

4/99c 24 .....

$1.19 24 ot.

89c

-· Wldte 11 .. Tomato Sauce 2/79c So7 Liquid Dlob

Det!rpnt QT.

$1.69 S..ltine

lteliono 8~1 K

Cereal Old El Puo Salsa

........ 29C ,...,.. 5/99 ..._

59c

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lltwsl\tuitw AN INDI!PENDINT NEWSPAPER.

Volume 63, Nmnber 7 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 ThUTS., Jan. 11, 1990

James foy to Head GIAC by Pat Scally

'l'be Greenbelt EaSt Advisory Committee (GEAC) elec­ted fiB oftlcers for 1990 at lt& first IIH!eting of the year, on 1-.y 4. Elected by a<rlamation were: James Foy of iluatmir Ridge, chair; Sheldon Goldberg of Windsor Green, Wee Clhair; Katy Calder of Greeuqrook Village, aee:retary ; -.1 Charle.ne McAdams, Greenwood· Village, treasurer.

~ell ~ a Bethesda and a No- Vir-Bel> Zua4>7, deportiac chair, pia oton. Such a procnm

....... ~~bout the role GEAC h.. would be eapedally heDeflc:ial to ~ aDd· eontinuu to play the city's elderlJ" population ~nd .ulil!a ... cit:r. Ao a eoalltlon of could be helpful iD nducl"" traf­• mi.....,.. auociationa, GEAC fie epncution arouod Grertway w· pao.ided input to it. mem- Center. No actio~ w~. decided ba- .,._,. aod been able to foeue on. with dired. eontact "with Safe­~. on larger iuuea t.bat wu or ratabw the ialue wi~~ ~ ha.e ptten loat in the eity eouneil left open u poul­JDON dQ-~ tu..diona of th• bUitleo. -...... -..sa. The group · Next 11-1' ... eome a loq wa:r and nta.b-- The next meetiq will be b. td UU. a aoeful ldentlt7 tor itself, 011 Fell<uu7 1 at 7:80 at Wind-he aiel -we know wbo we an. eor Green. ·

a..t - cit>' dQea -·· GEAC - -Pie aw"" of iaauea ..S eaa take co•erted .etioa

- - .U.DCth "' the indi-- -hu groupo.

Taxpayers Get nps On 1989Chanpes

Aa a community-baaed &TOUP. • Jl"ederal income tax pe.ckace• z..ct. coatinued. GEA.C had. tJt.wted uri"'ioc in malULons on

City Police Department Mons to lew Location

The Greenbelt ·Police Df:part~ meat began movina yeaterday, out o1 ita old quarten in the Mu .. nicipal Building and expects to be coDQletely out by late Friday. The department ahould be open to the public: at the new location, 55& Cretcent Road, b) Friday or Saturday. All telephone num­bers will remain the same.

. What Goes On 11-.. Jaa. 16 Holiday - City

OMen eloHd Tlaea... laL 16. 8 ....-. Coun­

eil Worbeuion • lnt.erviewa of AdYiaory board eandi~ date.. M1111icipal Bldg.

Wed. Jaa. 17, 8 .,_.._ PRAB lfeetin8'. Youth Center;. APB Meeting, Employees Loa.n'fe, Municipal Bld&'.

Tb~v!:~o~'\!C:!'m~·':le~~:~ EmploJ'ea" Lounce, Munici­pal Bide.

City Once Again Confronts Lakewood Drainage ProhJem

j

by Vlrpilla · Beaa.,hamp A long-e.tanc::ling iaaue-a severe drainage prob1P"rr ..

the Lakewood subdivision, through whkh water c-u.~..:ad~·~, rainy weather--came- before the Greenbelt Clty Cw; n._, again at their regular meeting on January 8. The had first been introduced in September 1987. at wh;ch tw_, County Executive Parris Glendening had agreed t.(• prn\· .• : .. funds for corrective storm drainage work. (Bv 't~t<' ),,,, storm dr&linage control is mandated to be a c-ou n ~ y tion.)

Not until a year and a half later, however, in April 1989, did the county report the result& of ita e~neeriq planninl' atn . ; At that time, county official .. :;~:~o adviHd the city and Lakewood dtiseu that the county could not undenake eoMtruction until l9'J 1. In the meantime. aa Carolyn Horvath aaid at the council meetiq, all her nei.-hbora are sutferinc with wet baeemenh. Horvath. who is vice president f1f the Lakewood Citluna Auo­eiadon, apoke oa. behalf of the auoclation membership.

G1ese's r\'port. "'thP. c:ty a prooosal for en)lJ' ,.,.r · vices," revHINI it at ·!11•

request ani then .<-.: 1 J': .. •

county a f'.'q".<r ~~ f "' 'l'he C"tJUnty'!!.

dated Ortoht-r '·,~-:_.

deny the reque~t f(•t mPnt of C''R"'n•·~'rlTll.' "tOO C"Olltly,"" at :ht· • I" noting that would be rt-quln~d

mcre&.!IE' tht> <O'I~ll ;t1l: tl1' 1·

1100.000 lnad,pquat.e At that ume, l,lt"H" ~tJ

indicateu that .f W•·

Sho•ld Cit,- Do Work? woul\l not re.mrwr~,· <~d , :q,,.r,· Cit7. Mlanager .Tamea K. Giese incuneu oy the- ("Jl}', tw

commente.d that at the time of recommeno t.o •'o<JrtCJl :~~,~ the county'• report, the county county t..akt> o..-N t'>t pn·;• ·' aucgested that the city migla Subsequently, a.c:-conll:'..: l·· undertake the C:Oft!l.truction 'VOJ'k, ter dated D~eemtH~r 1..; to be later reimboned by th1• Eugene T. Lauer. lJirc('tur ·f !-" r, countJ'. Unfortunately. I..kewood vironmenta[ ResoUICf'!l, :h,, ' reaidenta did not believe the r.ou11- ty acreed to fund t tw 1,:-· .· t:r'"• atudy d-lt adequ.tely with not more than $10Cr.CHJ(J, f ., n the drainage problem. The city $10,000 could bE> llM'd f 1>r t}len encaaed conaoltanU to m ... PL ne-ering work. Tt"ll!! f ~· 1 :-t· with the county"• Water Prote~- cording to Gte.se, 1s. "n·."·-i(' J\l<•'

tion Management ataff and to The city staff b••:l~'\"•::1 1 ~ 11 -' define an expanded scope nf the dty lr. t.o pa.rt.tnp;\CI' work. procram, '"it will lll("Hr •

"SubHquentl,-," aceording to ~71\ ~~~~=~·~m:;eat . '" _. Ia - with groupo In Deeeaaher H- The IRS District ....,. perl8 of the cl:tJ'. Be eu&'- Dinetor uqa tazp&J"en to allow ...... ... GZAC ohoold t'7 up to two w- to neem their .. _........., - contKt wi~h --.If not neelftd h7 tben, ,.,, ............... ~.-. .... 1D ..... .._.1_ Ia needed, =:.= ~-~~.n: tM - to ..0 Ia 1-800-424-

GBI Rev:amps Retirement Plan, Moves on Referendum ia ...me from G~t East ~ ...... the 11189 fonDB clc-..,_ = '= -==:1~"~ ..... :~ b' - ·~oflut ..;oar, by Mary Molen

the But. !'":W~ theH .;.~ ll&'e• A new pi'OJ)<>Ud retirement plan for GHI employees

When aak~d how rnud1 'r. tstaff estimates a wtil.-t·n~:t.··· pro}ec:-t would co~t. G_•-:1-t! ~.,.

ft~ure at "half a millwn dn · ,J 1 · if the- probl't'm of ~hP "I' nei.-hborhood 18 t() b.!- dea1C ·f.

Speaking pf.'non.aLy. r .. ,\ ·' ·' Giese aa1d that hE> fel· t"".r.t '•

~ ::...?".!Fd::= :;--;;~":~~= :;:4~~~'::':::g r:/~~~s':.:'::en=:rs ~~~~~!;: tile propoMd le;cialative agenda _ Taxpa:ren who elaim the Homes Ine.. · .....-1 upon at tbe previoua Child and Depende"Dt Care Credit A retirement plan tor GHI Meetlnc. DOt all the boards_ ltart OJ' who receive exeludible- beneft- employes waa ee~bliahed a J'ft met or Voted upon items to ta from an Employe·r-Provided number ·01 yean ago. Bec~~uu of be punaed.. Further diaeuaeJon Dependent Ant..tanc~ Program changn in Federal regulationa .

~be JMeCied to prioritise items must list the taxpayers. identi- for such plana and limited par­-tfi'llf.- a course of acliob. ftcati.on number. name and ad- tidpatton by employees, a new o topics of new buainesB dress of the C!'re provider on retirement plan is being propo.ed

.. .,.. ·railed that will be investi- their tax return. "S'ew Form It is 8

401(K) profit sharing ftartber: the poeaibilitv of W-10' may be used to get this and thrift plan. Information wu itiea.nct~~!!.~~ibi~~:;e~ informatrion from day-care pro- provided on how the 46 full-time

Safeway to extend it'!l ~i~=~rding to the Difttrict Di- employeea would be vested jptr,

of home-delivery of rector· lines wer4t included on the new program. :lff'ONries to Greesmelt. Develop- this year's forms 1 to report the Nat Shinderman, GHI member meat:~~ in Laurel bad dedieated supplemental Medicare prerdum. and member of 1.he Fir.ance Com·

E areeta.. it was reported, B!' Because that, law haa been re- mittee, expressed concern thRt the eit7 auumecl reapou~ pealed, ~yen

1 ·~ould ~gn~t'l. the employed co"'ercd by t'!1.'!

for maintenance and anoN Hne .M on Form ·10<10 and • .ne eurrent plan mig'htJoee out under =b ~~;":: fl':~t !:; 23 on Fonn liMOA. ~:I x:..:.::~; 1!;~.~·J~;,'.;, ~~~; ·.tat. lciaJatioa wbieb · --t-" i£aue was beinc inveat1,f"ated

Wawlol -- dlat --":" State 1'ax ~to Be President WaJ'ne WiiJ;ama ••ked a..aa.dofta ....mtaiD IarKe eam- •'-L....I-. manacement to Jook into the po&-tal· . ...er.e. for futu1'e repain Open Oft 1:'11111'• ...., .... _...., aibilit:r: of rolling over funds from to t1te physical plant. Calder 5t;.ate tu: oftieee will be open the old plan" into the new rla._. pnadled: to iDvesticate tlle poe on lla:rtia Lather Kine'• Birth~ The motion to establiah a new ~~~1 .,· ... - quea~.·- wu d:aJ'. Jlcmda:r • .laDUAI'J' 16• from retirement fund paaaed. with em-

... -_._, uc _, II.!'"' 8:10.a..m. tD 6 p.m. State Comp- ployeea meetings to be set up

Mnd fiexibility of lunda. The board, however. needa the approv­al of lht ceneral membenhi£t to loan funda. The Finance Commit­tee went on record aa support­u:c the refefendum and urgh .11!:

membership approval.

A mail referendum is b('ing planned and a second draft was 1 eviewed.. The Nominations R!\d

Electione Committee, under who~e auapices the Teferendum will be held · preaented a time-table. Bal­lots 'and an informatio:~ sheet wi"! be mailed to all memben w!th, voting planned for completion by the end of January.

raiMcl by Golclberc. who W3n- uoller Louia L. Golclatein "baa an- in tbe near future. The need for deftd wlLat. coold be cloDe to ~~ · nOUDeed tbattw&ate tas oft'ic:ea will a piau. admim.trator waa also .,... BafewaT• eanent p~ al8o be oprer.~ on otber atate holi- di.cuuecl. After re"rinrin~ ~ro­'to ~ A..,anntl7 thi. i.. d.,... eertaiA weekends and tome poaala from aeYeral firma, ~he Ar.other draft of the vinyl ~id-WW' IlL pUot projeet restrieted to t"Velline• throu.ch Aoril 1-8. Tax board decided that Sovran Bank, ina- piOiicy w- Ciiatributed. Thir.

The termination of un-site ll"'>an proeea~ing with National Coop­erative Bank Savinp AasO<'iqt;on wu announeed. The current loan proe..Or had reaigned cffcctivt> December 1. Because the volume of 'loana pi'O¢e:a~ at GHl hu dropped off dramatic.dly in th ~ laat 15 montha, the income gen­erated il not a~.&ffie.ient to sup.. port local prorenblg. Future loan• will be proeeued in thP NCBSA downtown office. .ttHeUJ = ~ lieted. in t.he with tower fees- would~A<!ministe::- policy covers the s:tuation t"'at

...... Tax afflee penonnel will .:om- the plan. :!:ae;. •:n r:!di:: i=d~:t~~~rl :~~ plete atate residelrta fonn• for The rehabilitation of ~G~ exact matcl\es are no longer

()lice Hours free- To Gbtaba thia ani.rtan·:e, apartment. on Parlnrayt 1 available. 'The rolicy hu ~en u-..~ ... _ ·z.. 4 p.Bl. CCJIP7, .a. taxpayen ehould bria.c their com~ been approved at ml eethaga ear Y d•-·---.... at several earlier mPet-___,. pleted fede~l return and all in the Fall Rece-nt J" t e sug~es- .._ ... ~

......-~ ~:o ~-:. ::. :: w-2 atate~ to the talo. of- tion had been made that GHI !:!:;hi:e t~ue::!~:re''~r W.~::h:~ 11

--._._... flee. There110

ia ~~~ oPiffiee 11~~~dl ~~the ;::.n::ia~y G~~ ~~hot:!; L.iding was more important than &"an~.._., iR Suite· 4 • ~W"V" ex- • ~ H • lc' matchi.n~r the rolor wa!l still a

41' ...... 111 Corporate Drive, Lartdover The tbeae improvement~:. G I -yo.u matter tor diiiiC"usaion.

~~!'!':'~~~~---....,. .. ..,.._..,,.,• ... ~~-~~~-~ 459-2710. ~f~-~--~~~~le iotereat rate ·.<•• .-.·.·, .. ",· ...

a major exeav•,pon ;o~.1,u,: · ate ,-.ore problem.'! than \ •:~ denb reaiil:e." Hls- owrc .,..,,.1-t" sald, u1 that 8 JanrBnqn: . ..: Uon with dramag(, t .•• ~

backya.riJ s" al,·M nLJ.:f--· long run cr.-ate a n' r•· «~

tory solull<;n

Sympathiz1n~ ~

exprt>s.~->wn nf

having t() ... a:; Jo.Oiutwn yf!t n. ~.;gt'·

W~idenflo'ld ,-,-n;nl•·ll'•, has h~"''' i"' twll ~ ~" .~ '' ~ ~:rly"

On a c·d, "a ~t: ,r·,:­~{'nt i.(, 1; ,,, n· ~· ··., n;: ty 1"0\.l'\<".

··hur·,:· · r.,. had b;:•·t; HHl7.

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GREENBELT BLOOO DRIVF by H H.a.l s;d, ~'~""~

On \\'.,lhw~dRy .J.,' between tho• hnuf" ' -' p.m. th(> Am<::'~:r·u.:--. ht•: thf' Grf'f'~t•t':t L or: .. '-' •

a statum a: ;-;.t fi;rJc '<

oble Hall to rN>:'.\·,· .; .. 1 :1· blood to n·pl,·nt-.h ~:~:-plet~>d l'lt<>t'kpll•· ··~·dr> ~ q, .. 1 •

ly for ncum-. ,.~ .... r, r;.; • . ,.

disa11terfl Charll'~ "t~:ls.

L10n"' Ht>ttlth an! .,,.,. ~·,, .. mitt~e. poinlt•d o ~: ·- · t drive hela ]a..,\ lh·· o•'"l"'.

a !'ltron~ f(·:S;·.,~."•' ·r r,, •• ,

z.e-n!'< of Crr>••n''••.: ;.· -~ son th(• R•-d pealinK for '":t-~j> •"r i.elt cit1t.•·n~ !·· ~·~\·

er:s may JJ-."'

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GREESBELT NEWS REVIEW .,..dt R.s ..., Parcel 1 Is Subject

Volume 53, :Sumber 7

Letters "A" A~;ltfl Fonxle" T., tAe Editor:

~n recent montna I wu deh.«ht~ o!d to ~o~H tM new pamt job of t~ Co-op •upe-rma~. ~ pa.y a::;d whJt.e wall• with gre-en tr.m provide an &.pp.;!&ling fa~ade ~o 1owne.aw-n Green..beJt.

But I am d1,sturbed Oy •.hE" r~port on the Co-op directnn' meetmc that app.N.red in ~he Deeern-b.r 21 Sews Jle.yjew_

r do !to~ that the Co-op. Board w~li not aupport tlte .. commun1ty m\lral .. pTOpoMf"! to tlwln. and ti'Lat tiM baildin-c ext..r1or Will h­:namtan~ed on a ~plar sched­ule

I rou:aOer the .r~at". ~ng If! the Co-op to be a SICTtdit"ant aesthetic t.m~ent to our be.aut:i::tul eomm. .urity.

0. (' St. f'vr

IAtte"' to tM Etlito, The ·"-'rw.·• R•1n,,. wel~mea

etten to the e-ditor They l1HUt be r'f!C'eived before "' p.m. Tue.day. ~ si~ 1n hand­wntlftC j w~th the namf'" also printed ~r t)"pe'd J and bear !h~ writer's addie~s. a.nd phone numbtt. Same~ w:l! be Wlthhe.ld U1)0n the request of ~ -wnter. If poseiOJe. l-etters ahould bo!- ty-ped' doohl~spaet'd on one side of the pa!>@r All . etters a.n :s®Ject to e-d.itzniJ for rn..a:tns of apa«. libel. !:ll.ate. and clarity.

A pubJ~ hoeannc on thE' Amerl­~sn Indian &dueatiOA Prog-ram of Prmce G-Hr~ County Publ1c Sc-hoob wiiJ be held .>n VI.' erlru•1-d.ay, January 24 at 7 p.m. at the O:r.on Htll Staff Developm.ent Cent.e:r, 7":'11 Li-rincaton Road. Oxon Hill n~ public heari.q will proVl~e

Sative American pa.renu. ,-u­Oe-nt.a, t.e:u"ft.E'n aDd thee [ndi•n commuott)' •rt..h an oppartun~ty

to u--. ('Cllftrel"Da allld offer su~ and f'eCOIIUIIendatl?ftS to he.Jp i.II!IJROYe the educa:1on.._! opportuattiu of Natnre Iftd'..,n •tudeDt. fw FY 1190/Sl.

Cunoa.tl7 the feden.H7 fu:n.led ::tr-ocram provides su..JBer jobs !or youtk, .,rants to att.eod hx·ai bu..si~tacftotoe!aJ .-ct.oota. ca­M!e'l"laeademi-c cou.n.aelinc. .and c-~raJ ~~e~~~inan for -"'-:112-eT"­icaD Iadian atwieat.s.. The pro­.rram is ct.icaed: to aerve stu­debta in .,..Ges K.-1.2. Approxi­mate-!,. .00 Rudea&a NfliNMDt.ntc r. dit:fen:llt tribal attUi~~otiona a"ttead cooaty .ehooJa.

For additioD&I i8formatK.a.., eontact Bet&,- Proctor w Barel A..U. ai the - IDclian Jld,...iiott Otfic. at (SOt) 567-08C1.

Volksmarchers Hald Nignt Hike Jan. 13

The Great Greenbelt Volk..a­mareher~ will hold a 10 kilomete-r f 6.2 m de) .cuided nil'ht walk on Saturday, Januarv 13. The walk both !ltarb and -ftnisiws at the Youth Centn-. Retn•tnt'On tlptn.a at 4 30 p.m. and c:losea at 5 p.m when the walk be-cina. Parti<'"i­pants are as&.ed to brmrc fla5h­ltght.s with fresh tt.atteries. The walk LJ fTH. lVV Cred1t is $1..5().

The Gr-N.t Grelnb.!h Vollcs­man:hers meet at 7.30 on the !tnt Thund.ay of every m.o-r. th downstairs in the Grt>t"nbelt h­lorary. Affiliated with th Muv. :and Volkssport Ao~Ja:JQn "'lnd the Amert('an Votk"ispon AHv­c:'l&tlon, the GC"H'nbel: \ r"l!ksspo:­Clu-b :s :omm1ttE'd <:n assJst::-,li:' lndr·nd·.;a.l!! and farn·t.1es m boe­cominll: pa.rtteJpan~ .n .t untque. !un-fil 1ed way of e.xereising. Walks are the roost popular ('vent Other. les. frequent ever.t. an tucychna. .,...,mmin.-, .and <-ron ('Ountry skiln..c. &.en!s are .:r)n<'~mpetitive. The IV\ ( ln<:.-,r­n a t 1 o n a l Volka.portverbund.) offen an optional ach.ievem.-nt awa:rd.'l procram for those in'"er­estetj.

For !n!ormat1on contact: 1- .-ut S...boi. president, 345-2830 or Let> Struli{ha.. v1ce pr~sident, 3-1.5-:.2Q:{

Of Meeting Jan. 16 ·The Committee to Save the

Grei!n Belt will meet Tuesd3y, January 16 at 7:30 p.m. at 16-M Plateau Place. The topic wt11 be the latest news regardiq Par­cel 1. Fo-r information, call 474-4M.1

BCTV Ol'ers Puhlie Seniee Video Tapia~

Bow:ie Community Televisaon I BCTV) will offer a new eor. munity service, called Child­Watc-h. On Satura.ay, Ja"nuary 22, 10 a.m. to ' p.m., BCTV vol­unteer camera crews will be vide-otaping local ekildren, free of eharge. Many parenbl have requested an opportunzty to have thetr ehildrea videotaped, noting the c-ontribution of Keliaa Bran· nen's vide-otape in the search foT her recovery.

Parent. should bring a VHS, Beta or 8-mm videotape, along with their ehildn!n · · Mul­tipurpose Room of Bowie City Hall. 2614 Kenhill Dri-ve, Bowie. Parent& will be solely res.ponaible for the safekeeping of theM ChildWatt"h videos, u BCTV will keep no co pi :?1'!.

The -Prince Georges County Pohee Department will also be on hand to fingerprint children whose parents so desire. BCI V will schedule sub-.equP.nt ~hUrl­Watch sessions to meet thot- pub­lic's demand for this serv;ce.

GHf NQJ'£$ G HI officu will be eloaed on

Martin Luther Kine's birthday, Monday, January 15. For emer­~ency m.ainteaa~~t tbat da¥ .. ~all 4-7 ... 6011.

.._...;..,.,.Club to Meet • The Gree~lt Home-maker~

CJu;.., will meet Janua.TJ' 17 at S: p.m. at the home of Sue ~ule. The procram will be a slide pre­!!'entatioR by Naney Falk on her trip to Aluka. Visitors are wt=l­come. For information. eali Syl­via Kyle, 474-2705.

crrY OF GREENBElT

MAaYI.AND

Invitation to Bid

The City of Greenbelt is aceepting sealed bids for the p<!rehase of one (1) Skid Mounted Hydraulic Sprayer. Bid information may be obtained from the Purchaaillll' Office, 25 Creece.>t Road, Greenbelt, MarylaDd 28770 (301-474-8062). Bids must be ,...,eived no later than 2:00 P.M. Thursday, February 1, 1990.

. . ThU1'8day, January 11, 1990

TAX PR£PAJtATJON HB.P

AVAILABLE FOR SENIORS

Federal and Stat@ ineome tax return. will ~ prepared without e~ for Prinee- Georcea Cou8-ty reaidenta over Q ::veara old. Thia aerrice is performed at ·.he Greenbelt libru7 "'<r7 1'ueoda:r and Tbunday during th\: tax season. County zesi ioeota who e.c.n not leave their homes C'!l.n ba-.e the serviee performed i.a their home. by the same h.x eo11n· aelora.

T'hia aerrice is •vaHable by appointment only in order to keep waitin~ to a minimum. Call 699-2687 after .January 15 t,_,r

an appointment.

CITY OF GREENBELT

Teatatin · AIP»da

. . : .. :~ .WEDNEsDAY,

.JANUARY t7, tHO

8M P.M.

--~~ce M..u.q,ar--.

1. CALL TO OBDER %. APPROVAL OF AGENDA I. APPROVAL .OF IIINUT!:S

NOTE: nUs i. "k tenia tift a­.-cia--ject to ehanae.

& . CITY OF GREENBELT,

MARYLAND .

. The City ?f Greenbelt iA ueembUng data in: ~r­a tJon . of th_e city .,..,t. This year, for the· firet time, the. ctty. will be preparing a two-y...,. ~ document wh~eh wdl refteet a full coomcilmatie tenn of oftlce. :

. To make the budlret an elfecllive instrument~ar ~~.; mng ~ tiaeal responsibility, citizen inwlvement is:·•an' essential element of the budget Jlf'()Ce811. ·

Written sug-gestio..., ahould be submitted no later than January 23, to Mr. C. R. Prybyl, Director of Admin­istrative Services, whose ofllce b loeated ib the Munici-pal Building. - . ' ·

MUNICiPAL atAH..a il'10 :. PltES8ffS.

"OPIN DOOR MIITIHG" -1th Senator Leo Gree'D

.And State Bepreeentatives: Chariea J. MBuzz" Ryan

Joan B. Pitkin )bey A. Conroy

THUISDAY, JANUAilY 11 at 2PM and 7PM

Featurilllr the eo-. of .the . citizeaa of the 23rd Diatrict:. ·

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Ch~eyour life in. a week.:

Ttiuriday, January 11, 1990

b:r Dorrie Batea completed basic training At Fort J"ackaon, S.C. Fleming is tht> son of Gladys S. Fleming o1 2 lAurel Hill Road.

And' finally, we're glad to repoit that Newa Review staffer Leta Mach ie. home. rtnin.,. well -as she recovers from surgery. Our best" to you, Leta.

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Library Friends M-t January 1"'

There will be a meeting of Friends of the Greenbelt Librar·y on WednMday, January 17, 7:'30 p.m. at Greenbelt Libl·ary. Any­one interested in the gor.ls qf the Friends-rai.sjng funds for the library and promoting it.~ ser­vice5-is welcome to attend. For infonna tion call Barbara Sirnon, 474-2192.

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Attention Prospective

Home Buyers

HOpe tho.e unexpected flakes didn't. bother our newest future eitiaeaa, Suzanne Rose Tarlow joined our ranks On December 21, arrivinc .at Holy Cross Hospital weiarhinar 8 lba. 5 ou. Big broth­er Kevin, 2", probably helped pa.renta Paul and Karen explain e.U about that white, fluffy stuff. The ,Tarlow family lives on West­way.

Real Estate And You

Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GH!), cne ·,f •>-,, ·'"·>" and most established housing cooperat:n:·~ .r: ~h,. is of!'ering brief and jnformati\'e pre:-.er,ta<:: )f> i· ·" to introduce GHI to you. The presenta·_,(m -..... Wer~cb and Be_rn.a.rd Bethke are

Pleased. to announce the arrival at their daughter, Madeline Louiae Bethke. Madeline was bona •t Hob' Croat~ Hospital on De-­cem"be'i '14~ She weighed 6 lbe. 14 oze. and joins a brother Dan· iel, 18 months. at home in the

,65 CoUrt Ridge.

what a cooperative is, how GHI opt~rates. t•r· are provided to CHI members under ".:he ·<<-.a.~.'~-~ and the finaqcing sources which art' a\ · .. ...: .r .

. Kiefer James Zickafooae made '. bil debut at Holy Cross on De­eember 19, wei~rhing in at 9 lbs. 2% oa. Kiefer is the son · af Andrea Ransom and J"ames Zit.._ or Mandafi Roo:d.

il!-:~· ~ard Madison Ill and hli "WJ"Te Jennifer are celebrating the bir~{ . ., their second d"9.u..;h­

. ~I..J-fflee. Edrianne .Madieon. :J.QW w~ born at Hcly Croas , o'n -.December· 22. She weighed ~ ; lbs. 8% ou. and joins her sister ·Anita, 18 months; at home on .,,..... Road.

Tony McConkey, Principal Brok4!1' RE/MAX Suburban Properties

CURB APPEAL

When proapeet.ive )luyera pull ttp in front of your home, their drat impression will be crucial. If a home has peelinR paint or a abaggy yard the buyers may resist KQing inside. It they do &'0 in tbeir negative first impressions eou.ld color their feelings about t~ reat tYf the Mme. even when the interior do~• meet their ....cri­teria. This is why ~"Cvb Appeal" is 10 important!

Before marketing ,-our home. check the exterior paint and trim. 11 it does need painting, get: it done u eoon u possible, and eOmplete any exterior ca·rpentry work that may be nee~ed. In the sprinc and aum.mer kHP.~your lawn mowed and tnm ~ shrubbery. A few ftowen at hat time of year ean alao help dreu up your front yard. Take to aec:ount any speeial needs ;:vour

Brallllo.D Mackey Peters wu yan:l may have in the tan winter to keep it in top "curb i born at Holy Cron on Dece~r 81Ppeal"· shape. A eared·for exterior will help your home give 9 .. 'IU!~ 10 lba. 9% ou. He the impression that it haa been well aerved before buyers even set fali.i sou of Keliesa Mackey an~ oDe toot inside the fTOnt door. WilUam Peters of 16 Court Ridce For aolid adYice on buying or Idling real estate consult me :ao.d. at REIMAX S.Wullbaa Propoertiea. Pleeee utt 441-11-lt,"'w·etop

r.-a. a .boy fo"r Tina a~d Tom by my oflee in The lfaiyland Trade Center Three, 7601 Greenway

formation will be useful to you whether , •r :;r,~ chase a GHI home. This is an ideal •'Prnr· ;n:• ·. persons who are considering homeownl"r~h in about GHI and to ask question~ in a relaxtod a:m• -..r Let us introduce you to the lOOJierati\'P :~fp:--· ... t· FORE you look for a home. The next pr(.::wnta• be held on:

Tuesday, January 16, 1990

Saturday, January 27, 1990

Tuesday, February 6, 1990

7:15 p m

11:00 am

7·15 p m.

Please call Louise at 474-4i6J for resena· '>r.s information. The sessions are free. ami thPr~ r·~ !1• ligation.

GREENBELT HOMES, INC. Hamihon Place

O...nbelt, Maryland 20770

Hibbs. T,.Jer Ray arrived on Jan. ~nter Drin, Suite 140 (behind the Green-way Shopping· t:enter)

ual'J' a. weighina 7 lbe. 13 ou., 17:n~G"':'ree-:-'D-bo-l~t. ______________ _;~-:~~~~;: !Jol ....... lri• 18-~-~·'"'"'· ..... ,7...nllari. IAa ..... 3<=7 .......

<11 La~tham and Shirley aact'"Jti:t~ '·,.. ·' ~ B- of Greenbelt ue t>be proud lrftadpann~.

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ADCI la•t, but. not le~t, Bye J':anc and Sung Sam Kim wet. eomed home their fint. chUd, Daniel. DaaieJ wa~ born Chrlat­mu E..-e at Holy. Crou and weilrhed 7 lba. Tbe Klma u..., on t.kec::reR DriYe. Wetcom. am ·~lationa · are In or.rft

itor C..U. Robert DJ.. who ,.._ ~etlvM a B.S. d..,._, Jn Bum...

tlon • lfarketlftC from . te Uninnit.J" oa J"anu,..

ntl are Joan Dies bf arid !lob and Kathie

Dlti ·:AI Lakealile. Famll7 and lied to Penn State

.....,los." After a bit <11 break. Craie will

aaame a aalea J'O!'ition with . wa:.·. , a_ ·New York-baaed ; eontpanJ'. ! · · talatio• aMo · t6

Kendri. Uti&'t Browp. of 'Maple­. wood Ct., who recei-ved her ~ ' elot' ot _ sdenee dqoree from : Frostburg .-:Slate · Univeh.fty on · 'n-m~~o!'<t6. .

Former Greenbelter Stephen ! ~helfle baa -hiiiC to ~ ... : brate-a contract with the PhiJa... : delphia Flyeft. Stephen attended · EleaDOr Roooeveh: Hiwh Sebool ...,_ _,...... to ·ea....ra. An :roar old a-.er. friollda wlah ,... ,..__.., aet .. -'!. .Pn-~:r,-:M-n·haa..,..._

Mt 41!' 'I . i]MI'C at F- Bill

-~~<ilf~"L1.- L. ····-·-to :-~:Piail.c~ ........ . ....... - to 14 Hlllalde. Plill ...... ____ .., __ :w.. a a..,._ 11ith.tbe S... 1--P!Qwn. . . : ...., to ..... lllrlr: Baorbor io j Ia Doet.ora ~ H- aD 'a

1 ~ -:....w G., FleariDa' hu

ROSEBUD MUSICAL TiiEATER COMPANY

in an all-new musical Jevue

"HI HO, COME TO THE FAIR"

I wilh some of the

most famous songs of all time

GRIINBILT UNTIR SCHOOL

Saturday, January 20, 1990, IS:OO p.m.

This is !he full-length, full-sc:alc Rosebud shew

With 30 singe~~, dancers and musicians

'I'ickeu: $7 .00/$!5.00 for senion and studcnu Info/Res: 441-8770

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~~:..:4!.-----------------.::!G:REENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, Jan!W'l U, 1990

At the Library Parent Effectiveness

Training to Begin ,l. ?:1~~:1: E1!~:1ve~~s Tr-:!l.:n­

:nz ?£ :' eo~r-<se. :-ur.nirl!l' !or ~.,·.-~~ .,.,,eeK,; w:.: ~gm Ja.:;uary :: :~·~-r. '7 .f, ;:J.:":'".. a-: Holy Cross :..~~:-. .:-~a- Churcn. :'b€ <eou:-se

-~~~-~~:; :~:~~~= ~~~~~~:~ . ~-:en. and reso1v~ con.ft.c:s

~Yeryo.:.: w .ns P E T ;; are nerther ~r~1s~.v.: ~.o:­

·~-a:tc :mt ra,."r.e-r dt'm0er:l:­·: :a..r

.i .• ar. v0:"1 EnC':, :he \n,··.r~-c:(>r. ' . .1.' J. :na.~te:-·~ deg:-ee n !oc.a: w -..: ~r<:Jm H•)WlH•j c'"'.l'•ersl:)' ~ ... .;. ·-: .. ~ ·rar:~J~.;s :-:aso3 ... !1 :n ~t!e<-t­

:·•e~es>~ :z-an\:::g, a-:-;d h.a3 a :ll"~­

-,·a.· . .;, ::-~y-:::,otl'\l:orapy prac:u:e Her ~a-cn:!"lg rr..e~hods indude ~hor<: .~r:.;re3. dPmonstra~ior.!l, ro!e p.ay:ng ~mal: gT'O\.aP divu!l!!.lons. a:1d w:-Tkbook e:-cerc1~ Each pa:-<::c.pan: rece1ves a workbook a:-:•! ~e-x:::..Oo~~: There 1.a a ~ee

F.)r Brochure on the ~"ou::-se n~ more ln1orrn.&tiOT:. C"a:! 345-5: ·.. The chul"'e'h JS !oca~(· at >;tr•.l5 Greenbelt Road.

Bob Brown's Puppets

At Fountain Lodge D;.scover adven•. ure, aral""' :1,

fa.n:.&.!y and f:.m wlth Bob Brown ?-_ppe':..i )~ Wedne~day. Janu~r·y : ~ !r')m 7-B p.m. at the Spr.ng-

i_.a,c:e Fountain Lodge.

3cc -:o:orlul p•.lppets ir: car· ~.oo::-::W;e ~tyle w:tl mhance ar atmosphere of !antasy &"..d en­chantment. "We carefully .rel~t­.,.(: Bob Bro•n Puppets.. wh•ch :-. .a3 a n·ry fine reputatlon t.b t"o­l;,r"lt :he area," :sa1d Lmda C. "&hwarten.. Dtrector of Commun­:y R.~ia:JOJU.

.Spr.ngh:!l La""e r"Kie::t.;~ &."e o;r:courag-ed, to reguner m ad·:ancc )'!. ~t"::s event as ticke-t !l&lfs &"!"I!'

!·1m1t.e<l. P1eas.e cal! 474--4555. There :s a smaC fpe !or dl.lldren

a.dul:s who wish. to a.:tenJ.

<::>< Catholic

Community of Greenbelt

MASS Municipal lklilding

Sunday, 10 a.m.

Sunday Jan-ry 14

Mass with the lba !o:iowed by potluek brunch

Monday, January 15 7:10 p..m..

"Letters v Paul: Ramans"

1 OS R;.jge Rd.

Sunday January 21

Community meeting

foUowing liturgy

?rinee Georges County Hotline and St;JcJde ?reventton Center IS look:mg for voklnteers to be eome c-r:~ts counselors. PeoplP. w!w have a few hours to spare ea.ch wee-k. are canng. non-judg­mental ar.c. would !Jke a t:"h.anu· to help 0theh, should con':a<C"t the hot:me as !WOn as pos,;1b!e. Sh-::f:.s can be a!""Ttnged to ll'.J.i: :ndl .. 'ld­ua: s<"!':ed~.es.

Co~nseior~ mu.!t be a: lca3~ 18 yea::-s of age. have ::-eli.able t~a.r.spor·..a:1on, ar.d at:e~d a 4'?· hour h·ef' :ra:ninll' prograrr .. Prac.

a'1d fnter~ s+ups are ava::ac.e '!or l"tuder.~s Sen;or cit:zen vo~u:-::een are welcome

If Interested, call -3:-..f.922 (or

an applieatton. Trammg b<egihs th1s month

Play About MeutaiiBDess At Holy Cross Suday

"ll' .1., :he Double &ar let Let­ter" wi!: be performed January 14 at 10 a.m. at Holy C,.oss L~­~he:r-an Chu:n:h, 69Qr; Gre'!ni>o:olt Road. The play Js about Andie, a person :reeovering from mental lllness W'ho returns ho:ne from the hosprtal, but homf> has c:llang4

ed. The one-act play allows. ~h~ audience to eateh rivet!ng ::c-limp.. sea of homeleaa.enaa, hospital life, what it fHI.& ii1r.e to ~ "l)eDtally n:, and how frightening and -tso­!:!tine mental illness :~. not only for the patient and the fami!y. but for everyone. Th~ play MI., ~uthored by Dr. Robofort S. "Mas­ErorH, :s denved from h:s inte:r­viewl Wlth o~er 60 ex-pa.tienUI. profea~uonals and family me-m­bers. With each line eome• t'he truth, the humor, the sadDesa, and the realitiu of recovery. M. I. is produ~ed by the Center for CommunttY Drretopment and Mental Health AaoeatlO:p of Pnnee Geo~es County

A panel dis<:ussion wdj follow the 30 mm•.1te play. Ad.mis.s1on ~s free. -d.onatiom to defray ex­penses will be accepte-d.

IVINING

PRAYIRS W'!'t:R.GY OF TH.E HOURS

7 P.K. TUESDAYS

ST. HUGH'S CHURCH

Da- Fitness Class Is Being Offered

Maryland-National C a pit~: 1 Park and Planning Commission, in ~o.sponson.hip with Bio Aero­bics Inoe .. is offering dance fit­ness cl.a~.!les. The~ eU..sses be.;;i.n January 16. Bio AerO-bics is a comple-te fitness program c'e­s:gned to give car<liovascular wo:rknut as well as tone and stren~hen muscle vroups. · Bio Aerobics is also incorporat;r>f!' plyometnes for fast body ron­touring and shaoinf!'. Classes ere n.eld at the !oJJowing !ocation'!.·

GreenbE-lt Middle Scn.ool. Mon and Wed. at 7:30 p m. and Tul;'-5 and Thurs. at 6 p.m. and 7:1!'" p.m.; and Berwyn Hei.~~rht.s. Com­mumty Center, :Mon. and Wed 9:30 a.m.

For more inior_nation or ~o re~ti.!lter, please call 262-517:"1 There is a fee.

Program Set to H­Dr. Martin Luthe. King

A vi:3ual and p.e:rlorming art8 celebration in honor of the bh·tll­da.y of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. w"ill be held on .January 14.

Sponsored by the C>unty Coun­cil and t~ Prince GeoNea County Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Com­memor-ative Comm1ttee, t.be &b­servanee will be held from 2:80 to 5 p.m. in Queen Anne A udi­torium on the eampus of p, in« Georges Community Coli~P in Largo.

A rain date :s set for Janu­ary 28.

Gitts of canned food or new clothinR" is sug!Z'est.:-:1 i:1 lieu of an admission charge

MISHKAN TORAH SYNAGOGUE

Riqp. Westwa:y Rda. Greenbelt, )(d. 474-42%3/4224

ConaerratiYeJ Reeonatruetionillt

Serricu: Frida7 8 p.m. Saturday 9 :SO a.m.

Rabbi: Saul Grife

l ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal

! Balti•ore Blvd. at PewcWr MiU

a.J_ BeltaTiUe

8:30 Lm. Holy- Euchari1t

10:30 a.m. Holy Euehari"= and Sunday School

Rev. John G. B&.lls.. Rector

~7-'292

GOD BELIEVES IN YOU, YOU CAN TOO.

GRIEN~TaA~STCHURCH Bible Study For All Awes (Sun.) ~:415 A.ll. Wonhip Servieea (Sun.) 11 A.M. It 7:00 P.ll. Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.) 8:00P.M.

For transportation questions, call 474-4212 8 :SO A.M. • 12 :SO P.M.

C...C.nt & Greenhill Roads

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH MASS SCHEDULE:

Sunday I, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.

Saturday 6 p.m. Dally Kas.: 7:30 a.a. Mo11tlay- Friday, I a..m. Koaday- Satanla7

S.cnaeat of RecoDeiliatiou: Satare-7 4-i ,....

...... Jo~~ P. Staek.-Rev. Charles MeCann, Associate Pastor

Cook-Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. Aaron T. Cook

of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, announce the m.arri.age of their daughter, Deborah Thea, to George Ward Beauchamp on December 20. 1989. .

The groom is the son of Vir­ginia W. Beauehamp of Green­belt and George F ~auebam,.., Jr., of Kisaimmee, Florida. The eouple will reside in Port Orange, Florida. Mr. Bee-uchamp. a mu­sidan, performs aa a keyboardist with bands in and around central Florida.

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt

-bedraam apartments From $425

Cohn & Stein Realtors 933-1700

PAINT~ UNITARIAN CHURCH

Ul$ Powde-r Mfll Hoed (near Cherry Hill Road)

Stm.., Jaa. u. 9:30 a 1 LlS ....... "On People Filters and Prejudh::e" by the Lay Wor­ship Committee

Chureh School 9:30 a.m.

Rev. R.W. Kelley 937-386&

On Wednesday, l'anu&r'J' t '7, the adult book dloeunion wm foells on Peter Collier and DaYid Horowitz•a 11Destz-&ctive Genera­tion: Seeond Thoughts about the so•s," it.t 10:15 a.m.

In~=~e J::~ao 1:1.~ ,;~ feature stories, filmstrips and musical aetirities for ag~ 3-6.

HOLIDAY

REFUSE

SCHEDULE

Beeaue of the llartin Luther· King. Jr. Holiday. Monday, January 16, 1990, there will be NO refuse colleCted th&t day. Monday's route will be eolleeted on Tuesday and Tueaday'&. route will b.s --ol1 ':'C­

ted on WedDeoday. NEWS­PAPERS WILL NOT BE. PICKED UP ON WEDNES­DAY. Thunday and Friday will be on regular .ebecltd&

laha'IPalth "The cif!t ~ God tA1 'tlila '~ liatlteDed ace ia the ~ edce of the 0~ ol.. ma .. kind and <>l tho funameJital oneneu at relcfoa.."

-~ha'i Socrecl Writlnp

G ........ k~lc-.,-;r

G,.!',;~~~o· 34&-!118 I 41~

Greenbelt Community Church UNITED CHURCH OJ' CHRIST

Billoill& a er.ee..t ....... -Phone: C7~7t .......,;mp ..

10:115 am SUDday Wonbip 11 :20-11 :40 "Coffee Break'' 11 :40-12 :20 Fellowship

and Learning for all ages. Nursery eare provided.

"A chxrch of tu open mind, the wr>rm la.Mrt, the upir­ing •oul, and tlu aoeio.l tnaion .... " ------·· UNil:t:D l'<ETHOD!S'; C~~T-.!PC:l·I

MOWA'IT MEMORIAL .-~;-..; '!

.... "t .:··,jj 40 Ridge Road • Gre<.>n~ll • 474-9410

Suncby School

9:30AM

Holy Cross\ Llitheran -c-­

(Nurser( P'rooiidedJ

.... _t .. ,_.:_

Wonmp Services !luaolq ,8:110' liiod_11:li ....,.. (:r.r.l,t, a..i ~ 'rided - ....-.ice)

SUDda:y Sehool IUid Bible Claaa 9:&0 ..-.

I Pre-Sebool Department 9:50 - 11:16 a.m. _c For iDformation .._.u.ic _._ for ,.-. - u-. •mc!eo, aDd ...UC.r e!tiMDo, plaui, ..u - ........, ...._

Ed.....t s. llirioor, •- · -.atn

R.eW lhsic:al.l\eater Prtielted •J Arts Ceater

Sollie ·of tlae most famous songs in mule history will be performed Satarday nicbt, Januart 20, at Center School, The 30 singers, daneen., and musicians at the Re.ebad Kusical Theater Com­pany wilt present .. Hi, Ho, Come to the Fairs, 1889 4 1939". This. ia the aeeond of five concerts jn the 1989~1990 Gi-eertbelt Art• Center music series. Tbi:'l all-r.ew Rosebud show will fpQt-n ..... - ... - ..... asaoei~~oted with several World's Fain, ·starting with the 1. .... •"

'Exposition of 1889 to the New York World's Fair in 1939. Many timeleea tunes came from that time period, such as the .. ~t. Louis Bli.Jea", "Dancing in the Dark", '"'nle Good Ship Lol!i­pop"', *9h~ You Beautiful DoW', aDd .. "Bot Time in the Old

t~= ~K~!:li~:,~n H!~: :beri. George M. Cohan, and .John 'PIIWp Sou.oa. , P'oulieler and Direetor, Tom :~ the Rosebud tro~pe Mlr.f:iACj-ean aeo as a ragtime ea.eemble. ~pported by critical I aeelaiA\..aDd res~neive audienees, 1lMebal" developed into a large­·~-~~ theater company. .~ .~ are original pro­~ M.embera do careful r"e·

. ~. ilxto the history. behind · eaeh •how; write the1r own aeript: wear· cot~tumes refleetinc --period; and choreograph their own dance number~~.

i Thi ... :-~m . starts ·.at . 8. TiekeU -. be ordered by matl­Greeubelt' Arta Center, P.O. Box 293, Greenbelt, Md. 20768, re­oenec~. by telephone «1-8770, or p"Ul"e:huecl at the door. A snow <IUe ol Jlaauary Z"' has been oet. For fu:rther information call 441-

~;(f.~ Age Club .by......,. Gu.I-

CJub llleiDbera, alOflK' with mau ·other Greenbelt Senlon· enjoyed a del:iclou• Christmaa dilmer. loftly door- prizes. and delicbtlal mu.ic u C"'~tl ot American Legion Post No. 136. We eend. oor thanks and •inc8'e appred.ttoa to ·the I.egion mem­~. alld the Ladies Awri!iary f"r.;J..I!I!Ir ·IJooJ>italit:y and work in ~ Poatble for us. i1Jr~r 20 the Club had

Ji. ChrWtmaa Party at the 'Xouth · Dter.. ~ room looked very

ve, tt.nka to the work of ~ DMmben Nick and

Vita .~lA, Dot Roamy, D. · 8hjaada and Ellie Rimar. We

~a Viatt from Santa Claus, ~a V!!%7 interestill8' poem

Santa bJ' our reaident poet. "Vadeloe"' Bimar. Betresbmenta -clolleioua.ltap--avU7

~ time wu had by aiL Tha,.ko ~ -- member>, ond ~ ?Otunteen aaaM.tin&' .__ .

: ~Events ' - at Goddard Space ~ Cater - to tile public .... ..- ... , -: .SatladaJ", laDuaey U:, 1 p.m., ~ ~tlon: '"!'be Coo­liolo ~Explorer". . Tile Coaaic: Boekaround £7..

· ploNr (COBE) -ft wu - • .Goildard and. launeKd N...-. 18, ~- Learn aboul> .... ·~.til u,.. aateJ!ite that - tfool1i' \W ~ o( -~:···.

· ·.r Sa~ eventnc~ J'aDU&ey 13, 't-'9 p.m. Deeed>er S- Wateh. Aftor tioe ·IIDJiday hDotle-buatle, ·- to the Goddard Space .PI.Ja:fat CeDter for a quiet e•e­Biac ~DC the stan! Peop1e ··: .-e the heavens throug1• CO.· at the Goddard ·ViaiWr CP.n-.....,. · .taltweopes or bring their . _, _._...t.

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Reereation Renew !AU Reorlatration

aa=:~~C:r:ww-::~tui;~~c~~ CIJ'Y NOFES Gray Panthen Host Talk By Delegate Joan Pitkin

There are still openings iu some of the winter procrams. All classes begin week of .Janu­ary· 22. Call Dept. Business Of­lice, 474-6878, lfonday thru Fri­day, 9-4:30 p.m., for registration information.

Memberships expired December The Parks Crew _performed 31. Anyone wishing to use facili- ballfield and playground mainte- Tht> Gray Par.H:<"ro.; \\::

an open mPt-t:nj..!' f, Jt''~! ,'lJ'

Delegat(l Joan P:tk··· .)1'

<iRy, Jarmary :2!• <1~ 1 'lt' t711" Grt>•~nh,•:: ~ britt v

ties rnuat purchase a new card 1.ance and eontino.Jed to replace Volle7baU~-Competitive picnic shelters at the Lak:> Park.

Co_ Recreational Competi!:iv~ The Hor~ie~ltu:rist Cr~· con· VolleybaU is. played at the Cen- strueted w1ldhfe houses, il 1m~ed

Faeility Entranu Pass ter School gym on Monday eve-~Pd tr~esLa~nd .~repped the f. ower "ls!tues \!'

nings from 6:30-10:30. p;m. e Re~inde:r~~~~istmas trt>f's a:r.. Stat!" LPJ..:"~~ :'1.' .r·

Pitkin \\1: r•r·.··f:_; \'

All participants. 16 yurs cf' age and over, enterin~ the R'ec­reation... CenterS must have a Recreation Department photo J.O. card. These eards may be p·tr­chased for a nominal fee at -:!ith­cr c:2nter. Proof of eurrent res•­dency must be provided at the time of purchase. Rememb~r. only residents of Greenbelt may purchase a oass.

Games are eaneelled. only m ,he to be placed· at designatPd ar~:J~ t1me fc.r

~:~~~y~f ~~h':lo.:.lo~:!:yo~uee ~~ o'::n~ly~,'---------- ~:~~~o~~;ll l>('

years an~0~~:r ~sk:;:~~ome. ~~:_•,.!•~v:!•!!ila~b~l~e. ________ .;:":!'"::."::!""-n_:•:!!'"c;;"_:_:l7_:1_:•::;·'.:;,;":_' _:_:' ...:'--~-The skating program at thf'

Center Sehool g-ym will resum" January 17. Grades K-3 skat· Wednefidays from 3-4:30 p.m while FridaYs are fo>: grades 4-6 (&l!to 3-4:30). Rental skates

FOR GHI

MEMBERS ONLY

A For Sale By Owner Seminar will be held in the GHI

B06l'd Room on January 31, 1990 at 7 p.m: Members

who contemplate selling are invited to attend and learn

how to do it YOI!rself.. Please call Kim at 474-4161 and

gjgn up for the seminar. Limited

is for Gffi members only. seating. This semi~~

LOCATIONS FOR

CHRISTMAS TREE

DISPOSAL

Cbri8tnuul trees may be dropped oft' at the following locations for pick up by the City beginning January S, 1990.

PlaYI!'l'Ound opposite 73 Court Ridge Road Corner of Research and Hillside Roads Playground at Pkteau Place and Ridge Road Corner of Eastway and Crescent Road Ent,.;.,..,e to 21 Court Ridge Road (Across from

Green Ridge House) -A.- adjacent to Candy Cane City

Playground at junction of Crescent and Ridge Roads Playground at Ivy Lane and Lastner Lane Charleetowne Village & Charle£towne North - adja-

cent to A~ick Park service toad University Square - FroDt of Swimming 1-ool lAkeside North- Near Swimming Pool Springhill lAke Community Building Greenbriar: Between Buildinga: 7708 and 7710; 7728 and 77SO:

7826 and 7828 Hanover Parkway Glen Oaks: Between Buildinga: 7903 and 7906; 71>09 and 7611

Mandan Road Hunting Ridge: Between Buildings: 6936 and 6978 Hanover Parkway Windsor Green : At Court Entrances (ni~lo: up by Windaor Green

· staff)

Greeubrook Villal!'e and Estates: Southe&Bt corner of n..,. Glen Drive and Mathew

Drive - Southeast corner of Hannvp,..' Parkway and Green-

bro'ok Drive GreenwOod Villa~e: · Along Mandan Terrace, Opposite 8175 Opposite 7646 Mandan Road Opposite 7648 Mandan Road

Andrew G. Aronfy. M.D. Vijaya Kumar, 1\f.D.

220-1200 EPHEBIATRICS (Adol .. unt Medicitr1·)

The field of adolescent medicine i!! a rw-v .. · I Jl

generation ago there was no need for 1t. \1 .. ,. n•.•q;,~·' '"

tended by general practioners who took can _,f Jh'<)p:,. ~rr!r:

to grave, arld even in the early years of llPI."'laill:ll: :<Hl

were largely. healthy and without major prohlr-m!"o-. ll.o 1 :.q ignored. Not so today. Teenagers in our ~{x·t~ty ha\" ttll<~.·

lema: sexual activity and all its eompliC'fltion~. prcJ,:"na!"' .. :; t:onal dH!lcultie. and suicide. (One disorder tha: ha!'! aJway-1 :,•·· · a teenage probleaa. and will always :remain !fO, 1.., acn(·.' attitude towards adoleeeenUJ has also changed dramat:~a):r adoleecents look for identity - they arc no long-er ('hlldt···~,,

they are not yet adults. Often the-y are trt-att.•d ,;nh dhd.f : .. 1C

feel alien-ated from other age a-roups.

Pedi.&tt'iciana have long decided that ado)r>~h·t!WE" \,e,,.:~~''

their IIPfi'Cialty. After all, pediatrics deals w:t~ a F._.urth li.IL•·L

sion: TIME -that is. ~h•nge and developm('nt; and a..!•J.I ~,,, ..

are atill ehan&'ine and develo-ping. This wa.~ n_.r.,l!nil'.;·,! ···•ft. "· by the American Academy of Pediatrics wht>n th(•y Kavt• ··h·· -·r~~ar.

ization a n~btitle to include Infants, Cht>lr··c. Ad··.~, . ., .. ,.r ." and Young Adu : Pediatricians are now tra!nl;'"d ~fl ;\(>-S.liJ'•J<: ',\ ,. the special prob ems of 'teen&gft'S, and are t.aug-ht tn p.nf·rr:· every type of examination on young me-n and w.Jmer. ( "pelvics" on w.omen).

One of the things l Fiave discovered ab•1Ut t•·t-nttg-•·r !>

they tend to be rather aJty in front of me-mbe:r!l (}f tn" ''Pj''" :·· - even JHtrents and doctors. That is why we tf'nd to '<t••: a<1' leacent men towards Dr. Aron!y, and adoles.ct-nt ...-onH_.n t.~-,.,,n ;, Dr. Kumar. This, of eourse, is not an ir-on ..... ·lad ru:c fin•! t

choice beloncs to the patient.

Managing adolescent patients is no -f>asy ~att<•r l1r~•· a.~

a doctor..patient relationship, we are dealing with -'l. }._.. •• _ .... r · p;r .• :• pa-rent relation.ahip. Sometimes even tht> S<'hool ~~ rnv.J.q,J ;J"

tors need patience. understanding, and sl}t""'C'ial kn<lw~f·dg-t• ~~- ~··

than an ability to talk and to "cure," doctor3 nN·.-1 to ~H-k•·

to listen. We mu•t overcome a youngster's natural d.$trul:lt we are identified with the "establishment" On thl" otlr1•r r~a:,.l

we· cannot eompletel)' side with the patient, l:K"<-·au~e h.<' quires 0\H' pidance and advice, elll)eeially wh~n ht> 1ho> gOI•f l>>~t t "-)

and indul..- in anti-eocial or .el!-deatrudive bt>hav1vr v.,.·;· z..,

the followin.c cround rulea: conlldeneea will be J!.tnct:r K.•T· ·~:< -·T· under two circumstances: 1) evidence of criminal tJr ,,.,]:v:,• t ..

havior, or threata ot such; 2) evidence o.f self-destrUt'I<VI' lw:·,;J·. ior (auicide) beinc planned. Then "all betA ar(' off." an~1 par,q;·,

and/or authorit.iee will be hllfonned.

We reeommend ,--rly eheekups for ad-oleken~,. :,.,., than for J'OGftC'8r patient&. We prefer to tatk to tht• par··~· t' t at the beclnninar' ol tbe Yiait, in caae they have pron!em~ c'Mt.,·". n inz the )"OUqater. Then we lilu! to examine tht> patH•nt ... t~.;,..,: the pM'ellta, and dicaua with them any and all concern~ tht•y mqd1' h..._ Tha1 we Jib to talk to both af them about mattu, of mu. taal eoncern, and espt.fn oar findings and rl"comnwndll'.lor.,,. A.robd ace 12 we recommend a repeat ~a.te.~mump:s· rut>t-l.a .-.ceifte, and around aae 15 we like to give our patient.~ a drp•.­theri ... tetaau booNr. Cbeekvpa for young lad it's. :!hou!d . ~.'. :ud•· a pelvic examination under the following cirC""umatanct>1. I) ~'"'nlt'fJ wboee problema mi.c'ht inYohe the female organ!.; 2 I all aeti.Ye women; 3) all women who wish to practice btrth .-,,:~:r

4) aU women wboee mothel'l took any form •f eatrugt>n 1u~-~~·¥ •i)rE.'I(DaJlcy; 5) all women over 18 years o! $ge \\'(· try !< end·.'

elude teata for varioft prms and for cancer. v;e- try :o n·2-•-•· these exam• as eomfortable 8Dd embarra.a.amt>nt-f:re•• &<> "'" .... •, ,.

We hope you will not negleet your teenager~t mt•dr!·al:;,- ;:· vou ha.w- any questions. pleaae eall u.a .

7525 Greenway C.nter Drive, Suite 1 10

Gr .. nbelt, MD 20770

P_age 6

Co•ets Define Stops o,o ... ts Cold

By Kf'nn Hat:k~u

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~:c1~.!"'fZ !l:am~ a~o:he-T "a. ')n-:··,~ ·e ;>layOO>r~ Ha~t :.; ~a:!

?a.:'j:- ::-owe,.,. :o ·.·11~ li!'fl<tl

"i"',' ' "Jn .a~.ccner !"'"!! T:,.,e~. :n.­'-l .. 1own :.'1-e ~ie:c. )(arne fare

~ ·'~'r'. -:.o !:1-E;" ~e-a:e-d 1a<'""'nr :-~sse<~ :o E,1:m _,s;ter- ~) ·he -~· . .., · ~l"eam

(J:f~n!k! l'aurr:~ ~hf' !:rt-. th>y ..,_,~- 1 ways :l'JrTilntr ~or ~eam

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PATRONIZE OUR

ADVIR'YISIRS

Income Tax ....,..ration

ISDlVIDt:ALS &::

-''-'1ALL BL'SISESSE.S

CALL OEUCA TE BALANCE

474-0882

i WE YOUI1 ~I 11/B i

CE:VfLRY 21• \ .. ·\.:U::ER OPPORTI. 0iffY

\'.lEEK .-\rt.r-nd~~etr~

Jau- Sc:...l":c:y, >2~-~

~~ r-() ':!a'j :::r. ;~rt:E: <AI~-.:- ::2X loday.

ICIBUM 1101. mAn ---C~~~~~-.t-.1010-

c~n ... ~c...--­·-~ ... . .,._~...--c_.,n

... ~--c..r.--­~ ...... -~ ... ~l">-:;=-vn.'f

:he~r .a3~ f:ve .~:amt-s, 1 1-.1. w1th a~-: w;:-, a~a1nst V::-g :".Ia Blac:-k­wa :<'h. a 2-4 loss to Columbia Clas!':<' ar~d thrt-e 1-l. t1es. against ~he Annan<iaiP Red R.a1ders. the 01ney C'6bras and the Loudoun Lancer<! So:andout ~tnker Etim Ed:m .,.,! :he ~eCT1ng w:th four Z'Ja!!'. a'ld ':lnt' ass1s~. Jam1e D~­;>:t'O'~ :wo :.:.;~ch gr)a.• :n ~he f:na: i;!'arr.e aota.ngt V~r7:n·a Blacit--...,3-:(·h W>'!"'<:' algo r'!"':t.c:a •. .!.:OW("\; :.-:..,. (O:Tlt"t:' :.~ 3t3)'

:).•, .•.Or. :;r M::l('..lf'. p,~"'·ta b.ad a ,l')al ~:-. a pena.::; r<:<'k and

r<.L ... ~ .:a; 3.a·.at: --::u~ ~wo as-

·~\· :n .J. •..l.cce!ll~f' .. , ·"'a~nn. a:-d a f:rc:~ ':l .:~.ce w1n ·:-. ·n~ V:r~~n:a ~a~· ... T·J:..rnament ·:H• ComE;>c• "an ,-r,-.f . .:e-nt;y o•·l( !'orward •.

~~,.a~~:;~~ ;~a;~~;sH r. j I "hann' -'orml{~:: Lake _-\pa:-tm:ont3

~po!':~O!"'s :ne G:-eer.c<?:~ Come~~ O~her •OO!lsOr'3 are Thre~ Br'Jth­~r~ P:zz.a. Cap1t.al OH11:e Park ... n-.::: Pl":n<'eton EIP<"~r~c: (o

SPECIAL $5.00 off on all TV, VCR & Sferea

Repair Worlr With This Ad

CALL 441-9116

GRE.I!:NJ:IELT NEWS REVIEW

Deadlioes Near for State Estimated T u Paymeats

MaryLand taxpayers who make Quarterly estimated income tax

;:.ayments have two optioru~ in f1lmll final estllnated tax ~.J.Y·

ment$ for 1989

Taxpayers rr.ay submit a fourth 'l:..:aro:.er ieclarat10n of e~tlma~ed

payment by Tuesday. Janu­.ry :?---<Yr they ~n wa1t an{! :·.;e a eomplete 1989 !\!arylan.l

return by Wednesday, Ja .... u­a:ry :11. Any balance due mug• ·w patd in full when the regular return 1~ filed

G·enerally, taxpayers should f,ie quarterly declaration~ of e~­

::ma~ed tax tf they earn income wh1ch 1'3 not sub;ect to withhold­In~ 1f their siawo and loeal tax is t!Xpected to ~ more than $100

... ependable- Gllaranteed Scrviee

.,37 RHODE ISLAND AV. COLLEGE PARK, XD. 20'148

Licensed &: BoDded

A GREENBELT CONNECTION

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Because of the ){artin Luther King. Jr. Holiday on Mon­day. January 15. 1990, the city's dial-a-ride serviee, the Greenb<>lt Connection. will not operate that day. Ser­"-i~e will be resumed on Tuesday, January '16. 1998.

Low Cost loans Available at Your Credit Union

NOW OfFERING VISA Call 474-5900 few terms.

GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 112 Centwway, R-h Center

Gnenbelt, MD 20770

A credit union f01 ,.......,. wlto live ot w01lr in G,_,.,..,.

E.acl\ account in.,.-red to $100.000 by NCl:' A. a U.S. Government Agency.

SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1937.

Brydn&Kaufman,P.C. ATTORNE'WS·AT•LAW

PononaiiDjury ~~~Crimillal Divorce lratfk:-DWI ll.oriuaea's Cooap. ,_., r\ ,.. Baaknopeey

J.,...lllle l..aw ~ Wills

F,..... lnlllaj Cuusult.aUun.

E"'niDA 6 -•nd Hour.s t, Appointment.

982-0700

I ..... )lOW-- .. ,........ o.e.•

L' ------·~ ___ ·n_~ __ '_"'_~ __ n_n ______ Jl'-.............................................. 1

Citizens Bank Building

8951 Edmonat<>n Road. Suite 201

Greenbelt. Maryland 20770

PGCC Offers eou,_ Prine' Georges Communi~

Colleee will offer over 200 ae.2it courses at it. dP.gree and ext~n­sion centers for the spring se­mester. Stodent. are ereoura~ed to z-eaister ea.rly to get needed c:<>UT!JE:S. The !Jemester hegins January 22.

Boxwood 4 Bd. 2 5 Ba. Den w/Fireplat:e

Immaculate

North Creek 3 Bd., 2.5 Ba.

BeltsYille TH less tha" 1 vr. old

$130,000

CaiiGeWge Town Center Realty

220-0381 or 982-7148

:,

Thursday, Janl!jlrY 11, tHO ' For more iJdormation~ .ea.IJ

322-0783.

SUBsTIIUTIS NDDED

~th~i~:~~7G,!n~e:. ~ .. Routes Available:~ :

CharlestoWne Vi:lace ' · · . Unlvenity Square, West

Call Sean Tobin ~776

INCOME TAX PREPARATION For lndividuab and

Small Businesses

IRS E:ectronic Filing Ml'.

F'Ast Refunds In Just Two tp• Three Weeks ·

Call Ja•ea R. CaatweiL . c;P A .

Brian P. S.ut.h. CPA

474-1167

" v'1•,.C•

~- :t5i"':;

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. - ;_,)-;

uf~tting <lall;ry. :tnr. MAll-.-c.uE IPECIAUSJS. GllfENWAY·EAST PROfESSIONAl BlJIUliNG 7525 GllfENWAV CENTER DRIVE • SUITE T9

,.7~70 GllfEN!!ELT. ~ 20770 ·: .,~

BRADFORD & CREWN

(jjj" ..-.. ........ . . ,,. ~~s; PI~

LIFE e HEALTH e AUTO e ROllE e INVEsTMEin's

937-9395 See Us For Yoar Auto c-..... • CompetitiYe Priea - We b~IUft EnJ'7one - !loathly Payme11t P1aDo

WE ALSO 1NSUllE Boct•·Motonvcl.,..Jiotor H ....

cuod s ... w v"""' or CloooN C...

- s...,. DaJ" Con .... · 10714 Balti- Bm1 (Bte l) - Low DoWD Pa:r-t .. Twill Chi...,_ 0111a ~ - FR-1» Forma~ . Be1U9111e,IID ... -.,.,

b• .. -..t P- tluoach PBUCO lleearitii.

JOE'S TIPS OF THE. WEEK -~~,:~-:;. ~ :~t ...

He1lo Again: _" We've seen some terrible weather for automobiles tn. the pelli

month. When tfte air temperature is freezing~ water wtllltlret.~a· no matter how little ia pr"NN!nt. Watel" ia cre-ated when ~ tures collide and air ia present because there i~ a certain amoG11t o-f moiature in the- air and it con-denvs. Water is HIJirier- ·$han oil or g"a:!oline and w1ll go to the lowest poiat .of tbe collection area. 1f ~old enoUR"h it will freeze and block things up or ev.n break componenta. We don't want this to happen !0 try td ito the follo-!nl7 and you shouldn't ·have any problem: 1 J Kt-1:"1'' :- 0ur fuel tank full !10 little air is in the t.ank. 2) FuiJy wann engme before operating ear. 3) Keep -:rankease ventilation system (PCU\ in good c6ndifion. 4! l' se '-''' nd.shield wa!Jttlr antifreeze full ~trength. _ S' l'se an e-vaporative type of dry gas additive for additiontlll'

protect1on.

'Til aext time TII.Vt.k PNV*t7ltire ,\lai7LteJ&G1tn

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

RATES cLA8sun:tl: ~ lllbUmam for - -. llie Mdl additloa-111 ..-. No ebaqe lor iiatiq­._ tloat an folllld.. Sabm.;t ad --to tloa N-o -......... bT 10 p.m. 'l'uada7. or to tbo N- lleriew drop bo% Ia tbo a.-belt Coop ~ ._. Wan 7 P.ID.. Tue.cta.,., or - to P.O. Box 88, G-t, ....,_ 10'1'10. . BOUD: ti.ZO eohmm inch. Hm­ilaum liS IDc:heo (f'7.80). Dead­llaeliJI.IL~.

~- ....... --ad­--ad eOPJ". Ada----=til publbiMd. fiANo- G AND .REPAIIl

~- Plaao-- .. ~ Beajaala­~ .. , __ G&aNIIBLT WINDOWS 6 PAI!ft INC~Boplac-t wla-

=-~..=~c;~~· . CIULD CARE AVAILABLE. Loeate.J In G-..i>elt. Beautiful Planoom, tully equipped. Ex­pruieaeed Da,.c:are Provider. Call

.. Mario ~1.

- GREEN·

clean, hard.workina­e of all agu to help ua

• cie ftntclaa food to our eulomen in a obeerful envi­.....laeat_ Morning, lun~h aad

::b ~~·.No previ~a,s _ ... u:;;;,.nd... IDqUtre . at~r .. kine - Cipliauo Sqa'!"- 612-1655.

EXPERT in ho~ eleaniq. Rea- BUREAU - 4l"x2l'"x35", 2 lg., sonable rates. Weekly, bi-weekly 2 am. r;lrawen, and jog gin~ or monthly. Call «1-&879. trampoline. Beet offer. 220-125~. PIANO t:ESSON'S Greenbelt. WATERBED Excellent con .. i­All level• A ages. Methoda. 346- tion. King ai&e. Beautiful head-4132. board and captain'fl pedestal with BEgr"LE WHEELS (-'). Pay for 8 drawers. 2 yean old. Paic.l

ad and· take. Call 474-8561. · ::~· :'r': :~!~e:.00 C;ia~! ft.~ io~~';RJ~·J~ro~r :.::~ ~rater, 562-0463. ' tear~ Ae~iation. Call Jake Warner 4.74-3661. THE ktsSION : find someone reliable to watc-h your ~hildrt>n durin&' tke day or evenin~. Th•: aolution: Call 474--8374.

Free Removal JUNK VEHICLES

CAU JERRY & SONS TOWING SERVICE

(301) 596-6115 7 A.JI. TO 10 P.M.

Missy's DecoratiAg WALLPAPERlHG

INTERIOR PAINTING CARPET CLEANING

lWS-7271

lid. Homo Imp. Llo. #26401 BoDdod - Inoa,..t

WAI.L TO WALL CARPEr ENTER~RISE CARPETS

Lewlo ll•rrltt 4.41-IHI All braad• A: atylee at RF.A­SONABLE Prteea. Call for Appointment Aaytln1e. lt ao

lanawer, p ..... eall baek. 1-.. out aeUinc to :rour aeia'hbon.

cAiPOOf.. OR VANPOOL neet!­ed - Greenbelt t'l Fede-ral Tri­angle. 474-721~. • CHILbCARE needed in mv hous; in Greenbelt for 4 mo. old infant Frida:r'IS•turday even:ngs. Ref­erences required. Call 982-04r.q_ l:HtLDCARE LookinK" for u mother to care for 4 mo. old in­fant M·F in Greenbelt. 2 chL­dren or leu household preferreJ Call 11112-3090. ALL LEVELS of Pll:lno an.Lruc­tion in Greenbelt by graduate _._._ ~'1083.

1978 T-BlRD Goou mech. & tirea. Needa paint. $600. 441-1266 OAK FIIU:WOOD SALE-Agod, cut,. ready. black oak, 70 cu. ft., 160. Call 474-6483. =- LBIIBONB Scaloo -GREENBELT CO-OP want t.>

~ :'tiiheo17 nacli- Filii slllare. Call Linda 441-4890. &:l8e ~ ..,_.,~~- FoR RENT: 2 beu~m town

uiiii FORD LTD BROUGHAM

:.982 PONTIAC BON:-.iEVILf.E station wagon, VG. auto, WO'''~ tone, h.OOO mi., )Jd. 1nsneete ' $2,WO. 942-9013.

FOR SALE - 1 pr. bla<'k ic-c !k•te". uae~ twice. size 5. He~t offer. 937-79J5.

CHILDCARE in my Greenbel. home for two elementary ~gc children from 3 11.m. to 7 p.m., Mon.-t•y thru Fridav. Must 1-a'''' c•r. Please call 474-4418.

Gr.Co Cl-nlng Services, Inc.

Complete Home Cl~aning Service

Family Owned and Op('rated Weekly. Bi-Weekly, or

Monthly Bonded and Insured

CALL: t35-4t47

CLEAN AND FAST KEY· BOARDING. WordP('rlect and Xywrite expe-rt. Will do manu­scrioU, etc. J :m Coleman 441-: 1199. _________ _

~c--ART -SJCRVICBS .. house completely ~urna~ed. w. , ~ 1Qtegt. ...._ ..._ carpet, wid, end ttnat w1th large

"· dr., 6 eyl., 3.8 ltr., A/C, electric door and windowa. 2 new extra Micb all weather tirea, new bat MOVING SALE - S•t .• Jan. 13 . tery. warnu~ty for both. 58,000 Mllhopny dllliq room Ht. kit· ~ ~ 'lit prd, modern kitchen. No ehtl-

. 0 LB8SONS Hil G~be!t. :,r::u,:~.:r.~~ok~---~u~ is~t

....._. ~. Peabody Con- For. detailK call Andrea from ~· 146-6143. ·· • · 11-5; Mon. thra Fri. 474-4181.

:AIJl _ E~~rd !!i 1978 CHEV. CAIIARO for nle. .........._ .Call 4.74-0IU..f.. ~ Call U6-88"19 after 6 p.m.

BIWl PHONE, new .AM/FII :..~.=~" -~~~- ~~:! :~: ~12.111. A-1 PaWil- ner, '100. 474-&0.1. '

DAYI'SAPPUANCE "SRVICI

House Cleaning Do 11ote nud Mlp 'IO'itll rou:r r-ou.r UI&H elea.tti•q1 Let ua help. We are a huaband and wife team workiae in yoa r area for over 6ve yean with .....r1- Greeabelt refenru:ea.

'We pro-ride weekly. bi-moath­ly and a aprinc type elea.ntnc. Ako available ia window clean­in~ aad interior paintiftc.

;'~l-"'700--':~~!~~~~-:-.~~ ~?"~;: -~= ~ .. -~::~sM~~~!~s~ke-•

Telephone: 390-709C

ROOFING oil: SIDING DONE BY

GATEWAY VINYL & ALUMINUM

Ed Franey HRIC No: 372'7

IIDNA GIOIA ..

Neu_,., Wecldl,.. ftltolotroplry e Ca.- . IChriO A.t I.Aa­-al-.

• &x.S preview alaUIIU • CouWittlr·lDduatrial

VIdeo • a-ooaableprte.

345-4854

bio ·0

aerob1cJ.

P .. ge

ITSY-·1 BITSY

FRAME SHOP I

Rd I 345:-T~BO !

15~t,- off Custom Fr&mm~ j INTERIOR PAI~"TISt;, work, low pra·t'~. fn•t• Call <.·v.•nJnl(::. .. r "'··d•;(•r•d 0629.

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Po&. Do-t 0-. D~e~l' 29, a. -res1dent in

:ho:> 7i3QtJ block of llandan Road ~'P<l:r'te'd t.ha t 50m~ tried to <'r:ter her a-partment by pryinc :<P'@n :he doo-r while ahe wu ~.~eptng The would-he 1ntrude1' r:ed WithoUt lfettlng in.

:)r. De-cember 30, :wo men Lu:'led a!; !ou:r ti~ a.nd broke )'.!: a ••ndaw of a vehicle parked . r: :he lot at 17 Ridge Road. Both !'r<en are des.c:r:bed u whit-e, early ~entJes, Wlth one 6 ft.. 170 bbl., :-~'l•n h.aU", weanntr a Jean .;&C"Ir:et. wh1~ .!lhlrt. blue jeans 1.:-.c :enms shoes; and the other ; :·)-", 15Q lbs .. brown ha:r. •ear. .:1g a derk ;a.cUt, jeana and te-n­:-.:-' Jhoea. -,

A:!loJ on D~ember 30, a non­~utdent U-year-old bey reported :r.at LnotBer .ru•enile drove by "1:m and e.s.ehanaeci wo~ witb :"l:m ... hlle he waa waitinc fOT a .::a.b <n t.U parking Jot of Be!t­wa"l ?"..~. The boy in the .-ebi('l~ ·i':er: ll'Ot out, bit Use fint boy­. :- ~h~ face, knodrinc' bim over, 11 :":d :b~n k;t!ked him iD the mouth. T!'!1a !ie<=Ond OOy, • l~year-old nonrestdent, wu ane•ted and ':'n.argte<i W'lth bett.ery by Pft=. Ma-:thnr Can, and then re.l.-S«l ~c !us guardian. The r.etim ..... ;..a~o@n tc :Po(; Doo:tor'-s B&spital and o;:':)r. !lt.:u=nes tn hia fue and hand.

0n DeceD'IIber 31. Pfe. Carl ~htnl"'~ not1tfli the odor of mar1;-ana eominc from a veh1de ~h..a.~ hoe bad atoP"P't!'rl tDr a tn.ff',­.,ol.ation in the 6900 bloek of Hanover Parkwa;r. Upon seareh­ing t*ie Yebicle, be !oaud a tmaU quantity of ~Da. Be then aZTUt.ed aad eha.reed with pos­ae...tou of marijua- two ncm­~-!lidenta, ~ 18 aDd 20, and one 19-yur-old rnideat. AU ~ peopl~ appeared before a Di..­tr.oet Court CoiDIIriaaiooer and Weft released triaL

tontenn.c waa reported in the 5900 block af Cberrywood Lane. with a..orwd jewelry rel)Orted atoleD. There wen no •icns of forced entry.

Alao em. J•nuary 1, W'ben Of­fleer Thomas ¥oJ"eland atopped a vehicle for a b'alfic Tiolation on Kenilwort.h Annue near Old Calvert Road, be found the driver in poesesaion of a .22 a;liber handirUn. The dri'Yu, a nonres1-d~mt, wu arrested and c=hargeo1 with poeaeaion af a halkigun. After appeariq k!ore a Dhrtrict Court Commissioner. he waa re­Jeue-d pelWiiDC triaL s.- c.atnt

On J'anu.ary 3~ Cpt.. Danny Allwanc ~ two vehie!le.a havinc a speed eonteat ~t.:th­bound on Kenilworth A venue, 110uth ot tbe Beltway. With the help o! anodlff poliee anit. he tried to pull them OTer. Both ve · h:teles tr.ed to &-et away. One. a blu. Chevy pickup, aec:elerat.ed: and turned onto Wa:tcbester Park Drive aDd thea. eame to an abrupt h&lt.. It. driver ned <. n foot, wu apprehended, &rrPSt­

M~ and ebaJyed with apeedin1r, nmnlltC' • red lic-ht, neeill« .aDd elodinc- a marked pollee nbJCle, f1eeinc and elodiDC on foot, and d:l'i'Yin« while !"'e"t"tked. The 30-year-old nonreaickont wa.s re­leaaed on tra.fflC' eitation.s ~nd­inc trtal.

The other nhicle invo!VPI1 in the apeed eontat. waa pursued to Edmonatoa Road and O..ce Street. where itl drive:t: ned. The driver, a wbite n:.le. 5'10 ... , me­dium build, wearinc a KTf!en army jad:et,. wu not app-rehend­ed. The •.oicle .,.... a blaelt Chevy Bla ... that bad been &tel­en fl"'OIl Ft. W uiling'ton.

Also em Ja:naary 3. two reai­dado ~,.q ...,orted iDde­eent. e.s.poeu:n by a man deeeribed u a blaek .. 1e. ace 60, 5"10", medium build. wbo wu •M.J"ins

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

"GREENS" GROUP _.-I!rterated in tbe el~Yiromnent

and .ocial ju.tice iuoea! C.ome meet with kJcal ~ alXI .-.-n-miDded -p]e OD Tuesday, January 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the GHI library in ~ GBI offif"H on Hamilton Place.

Share the grHn dream? C"..o'l'!\e di.-euu these n1UoH: ecotorcal wisdom ... lob&l t'aponaihility, tu~

curred in the 9100 bloc:k of Ed­monston Road and t.be other in

tare loco., no•.-iolezace, post patriareb,-, respect for cthrenity, penonal aoeiai rapoasibil.Jty, ~ deJDoeracy cieal'tral­batioD, and .-munlty ~ eeonomiea.

At the January and February green meet::i.J::tcs, ~sues a:cd ac-­tiona will DOt be decided, bu.t th ~ will be uoed to ptber information. decide on a proe~ and ltnletare, aDd eoaaider the the croap'a focua.. lnfonaation

Thut'llday, January 11, 1990

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Velr.ld .. : nett., Beco.erieo On D«eJDber 30, a resident in

t.he 8000 blod< of llandan Ro.d notil!ed three people punch out the puaenger's door loc::k al a 1988 Chevy NOT& aDd cet. iD the ear. The people fled- on foot to­wardo doe Pvll:way, how...er, when tltey realised they wen be­inc watched. All three are cle­.:ribed u black males with the first 23 to n years old. 6 ft.. slim build. wearin• dark panta. a white aweatahirt, aDd licht colored temUa .hoa; the ..eoad also 23 to 2'1' J'eaft old aDd 6", alim build. wear!Dc darll: cloth-=· ::Jbt ~7 ~~~~ wearinc a maJ'OOil jacket. Attar an extensive .earcb b7 offken and K-i', the nepeets were aot found.

On January 1, a resident. re­ported cbe theft of her 1980 yellow Toyota Tereel. D.C. tap 363-oCliB, from cbe 8100 block of Bneseowood Driwe.

On January 3, tae Mary~abd State Potiee reecwered a 1989 SUibaru that had been ato1e fro~~~ cbe BeltwaJ' Piasa -lrdac lot em JaDU&l'l' 1. 'l'he nlaiele wu tocnd on J1PK qlnray Mar tlK: llkrJia.Dd/Delaware atate 1iaL !ta taca. ltowenr. wen 1IIOt. '?eo

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2 Bcdr- Bhxk Towaloo.e - c.-plete with fllU'8I!"' aDd modern kitdJen. Retilcd patio in backyard bacb to pat. <>woer bas just replaced an carpeting tbroa(!bout h0110e. ~ block ~-..home on the mtiTicel • $63,8SO

2 FW1 Bath! This ead-UDit townhouse bas an ·additioa with! a bedroom aDd full bath 011 the main level; rue in G.H.I. Three bedrO<liiiS total. Large comer yanl - $79,900 ·<· ,

I 2 bedroo. PYuoc - Quiet wooded yard. All ...... appliaDces aDd more. IDdustrial sized A/C Cools whole house. A real bargain in GJfJ/ $60,900

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Dr. Frank Pisciotta, Gastroenterologist

Listening To Your Body's Language I f yuu thlnlr. the way com­

puters WOTk as compUcat­ed. think for a mtnute about yuur own body, Ev-erything we do--from taking a Mep to =>ding a page to pnx:esstng food-~uires enormous co­orotnat:lon of oyst.ems Within. When something Is gotng wrong. the body often sends out signa1a to warn us. These~ are com·

monly lmawn aa symptoma. an<! are the body's way of' telling us that oomething needs attention.

Dr. Frank. Plodotta. an area gastroenterologist. states, -rwo common atgn.s of a dlgestM: system 111 trouble ""' dlarrbea and const1pa­uon. Others lndude painful swallowtng. beartburn. nau· sea. cram~...;.:lalned -oght Ices. tion of Ussue or the _,.,., of

blood In the •tDot.- .' Dr.~~that

for some 20~-

cans. -~· . upsets are a daily ' ·Accord-ing to the ~ tutea of Health ligures. - r 20 million are chroolcally ill wtth ser1ouo gastrotntest!nal diooroers.

He states.. ""Almost ~ry-

one suJfers from occasional OOut3 of heartburn. Chang­Ing eating habits may help dramaUcally. """"""""· If wtthln a week's time self-care measures don"t help. lt"s Ji1be to - medlcal advic<:. The acids cauaed by heartburn can actually erode the esoph­agus and caUIIe painful ul­cers. Your doctor can l1keJy Pf"scrlbe something to pre­vent u.-

Common sense. he sa~.

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llttws lltuitw • AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

Volume 53, Number 9 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thu .... , Jan. 18, 1990

Council Gets Metro Site Opinions, Parcel I Condemnation Update .r

by Diane Oberg At its January 8 regular

meeting, the Greenbelt city council heard an update on the Parcel 1 condemnation trial. heard citizens views on .Metro vs. wetlands and agreed to invite the Corps of Engineers to attend a work­l!elleion, tentatively sched­uled for January 30 . Mayor pro tern Thomu ·X. White

"Who propoeed the work aeuion, ·said that ita: purpoBe will be to learn the Corps• procedure· re­latiac to the permitting proceu. CftJ' llanager James K. Giese noted that. the Corpe ~fused t;> attend ·the December 18 publiC! meetinc~ saying that the time for pubHc comment had paased.

Ttonler Letter After the December 18 public

Baeetinc on the Met:rorail aervice aDd inspection yard, W uhington Jfetaoopolitab Area Transit Au­thority (WMATA) General Mlln· acer Carmen E. Turner wrote a Jetter tO tile city eomparinq- the

planned yard site on Belt!!ville Agricultural Research C e n t e ,• tBARC) property with the A. H. Smith property. The Smith prop... erty is located south of the Metro &tation property, north of Green­belt Road. Many speakers at the December 18 meeting urged Metro to loeate the service yard on this property, part of which is currently used for a sand and gravel operation.

Turner aaid that building the yard on the Smith ·property would affect 62 aeres of wet­lands, versus the 17 aeres af .. tee!ted on the BARC site. She said that 26 of the affected Sm!,th site acres are currently "palus­trine forested wetlands," and that any lm'l\utborized filling of wet­lands would not affect their eharacterb.ation as wetfands or the applie.,.bility of re111trietionl\ on their uae.

Further, Turner aaid that 201,-000 cubic yards of fill would have to be placed in the 100-year !loodplain on the Smit.J,. property, instead of the 2.400 cubic yards

1 equired for the BA R€ site. Sh,. further argued that r"'locatiny the yard would delay the startup of aervice on the Green Line f:>r at least !our yean.

Several citizena questioned the r.ccuracy of these -claims. COU!:dl agreed to send Turner's : i.er to the Corps of Engine.pra •nd a.sk them to verify the acc:-uracy of the information

Value o( Wetlands Doug Love charged t h a t

WMATA had set the eritei-ia for site ~election s.o that the BARC site ould be selected, rathet· than t~ the site based on preset criteria. He aaid that the iswe is really one of defining a wetland. Ac:cording to Love, !.he area of Quarry operationa is not a wetland and that aetusJ wet1anda eover no more than 10 acres of the Smith property.

Lo~e;a main eone!em wa.s that the quarry le.nd will not bP pro­tected as wetlands wh~n tl--eo cur­rent or future owners of the prop­erty wa•t to develop it eommer­

~- IIETRO, paore 5

Sunrise Fliers Get Long Debate: No Apologies, No Views Changed

by Diane Oberg At it.. January- 8 regular

meeting, the Greenbelt City OouDcil, along with a num­ber of citizens, discussed at length the claims and coun­ter.;laims relating to coun­cil's 1986 position on the pi"'pp&ed Sunrise Apart­ments. After approximately two hours o! debate. little bad changed. Neither side ~ted i.ts claims and pe­llioner Charles Hatlelcrans and his 'Wife. defeatwl coun­en earo.tidate Ruth Kastner, tailed to receive the souqbt­after aooiOlrV !rom three viclorio•"' opnonents. Coun­cilman Ji'dw,.r.-1 Plltens was abeent due to illness.

At the Deeelllber 4 eouncil ...-me. Hage!pna ilad preoent. 6d a petition aeeking an ex aatioa. of alleged diaerep cies between · ftte elaims ln a .._.., flier by .,.. Gil Weidenf and eoun-eil D:lleD'Iben Pate and An-toinette Bram.,- and t offieial J'eeOnb. of t.he dt.y At i ue WM'

eoaaa:r. position in 1986 when Coa.t,' 'E:I:ecutin P!una G~n­deatac pJ"'ppRd inuinq- lndu.­trial IleYelopment Bondo (I DB) to 1Jnanee eonstruetion of hisrh­,U. apartmenta on the Sunrise - in Greenbelt Eat. The ~ wu already zoned for ~ apartments. so DPither dt7 ·aor eou:Dty approval was ~ for actual eonet.rudion.

TM ~ ..... raised iQ •n ~-1

change o-f fliera late !n the recent c:ity council C!ampaign. Kastner eharged that eouncil had with­drawn its opposition to the apart­ments in 1986. Then Weidenfeld, Putens and Bram counter-charged that Kastner wu misreprt-aent­ing c:oune!il'• official position. Tbe three al'lfUed that they with­drew their oppoaitton to the bon<! financing at the request of Greenbelt East but that they continued to oppose the aptlrt­meflt complex.

At the January 8 meeting, Weidenfeld drew a distinction between the private business of the contents of the fliers, which he offe"red to discuss individu­ally With either H:~~relgana or Kaatner. and the public isaue of what ie couneH'a po.aJtion on the Sumiae apartment&.

a.r-lao-The mayor noted that crty staff

had prepared a summary of rele­vant material whieh is avt~.Hable LO anyone upon request. He sum­marized t!'Ome flf the more ~ig­nific:aDt items. First, in JanuAry 1986'Council wted to oppose both the apartment project and the county proposal to iuue ta.l..-free Induetriai Development Bonds !IDB) to fl......,. t1le project. By .July 1986 tbe developer was aa­aurina- counctl and eitiz.ens that tbe p.Ojeet ....... ld be built reprd. leu of whether tile bondo were appJ'O'Vejl but that a lower­quality project would be built without bond tinandnc.

On September s; 1985, Robert Zugby, preoident of the Gl"een· belt East Ad Hoc: Committee, preanted. a letter to eouncil re-

questing that the city withdraw Its opposition to the bond finan­cing. Weidenfeld said that Zugby recentiy eonfirmed to the mayor that this request did not imply support for the apartment project but rather a desire for a high­quality project, if it must be built.

The minutes of the October 15 regular meetin'{ show that Weid­enfeld reconnnended that the city request a commitl1\ent from the county executive for addi­tional parkland, road· improve­ments and impro~ed city-county communication before taking a position on either the waiver"J to the Maryland Trade Center: C!OVenants or the Sunrise bonrls. Then, at the Oc:tober 21, 198!l regular meeting, Weidenfeld sug­gested a motion to withdraw council's oppoaition to the bondt1 since the requeeted eommitmerts had been offered. Ac:tion on the rr,otion Wd deterred until after

See SUNRISE • .,..,.. :\

What Goes On Mon.. JaiL 22. 8, p.m. City

Council Meeting, Municipa.:l Build!Jjg

Tan.. J'aa. n~ 8 p.m. City Council Worbeaaion with Windsor Green B..>ard of Directors, Wind.aor Gre:?n

Wed., Jan.. 24, 7:30 p.•. Pu'-­lic Hearing on P.G. County &-hool Budget for 1991. ERHS

Tluara.,. Jan. 25, 7 :30 p Ill Community Relatior1 4..'vi­sory Board, Municipal Build~ in11r

City and J=OP Discuss Collective Bargaining

by Pat Scullv The first order of business at t.tk ,_:; ~ '· , . , 1 'I, ,

sion on January 10 was a di:\Cussion .,f th·· ]\: ,; ., ling resolution for collective barl{aini~i¥ t );,,· • t>· Order of Police (FOP) had submlttt:l~ f,.r , .; eration in October 1988. FOP Pn:"l1h·nt }1 ,,1 .\f, \1 attorney Bruce Lerner met with ;.~a, _ , , \\. Councilmembers Antoinette BranL .J ,;-.t'J .h ! , . ward Putens; Police C'hief .James ("ra·t~ a:1! 1 \~. James Giese. Discuxsion throughut!': tTw .._. .• focused on the purpo~e and mer.t-: <J.- ,·t-.!\·· rather: than on specifics of the J)l'lif:-"'"~'•~

Lernt>r e,.:plained tha~ tht! blil J.!:Mo\"..,. ·~,.. ,. is based on legislation passetl by p,_~~ .. n- ., 1

the ~tate legislature em•bling th.. ~,.,. ,I ·~~· Maryland-N'ational r"--'t 1 P«t i< .,., •• , and Planning (M-NCPPC) PolicP •·h··• •f to use collective bargaining. Hf' n 11 : w.~'. · added tl::~t the FOP \'u~W"' col-lective bargainin~ not as t.n an- Ura: · ;, t·. tagonistic process but ai' a wa)-to open up and formalize r 0 m. 1 1 "'~-' 1 ·-"' "I'

munication between the city and ~·n·! 1 t•nLr 1"1)

FOP. Ch!d r·r •• ~···

Is There a Need? Weidenfeld asked why a form..1l

bargaining process and agree­ment were need~d. McA"rfrew .:-aid that collective bargaining, with established time tab~e!' for decisions and commitmen~s of time on both sides, would pro­vide the policf with a morl!' meanine-ful role in decis:on mak­ing While thP city ~tllff and council as well aa no1ice would need to commit time up front to reachinJt the initial a~re~m~n t, there would be no nel!!d tn bar­gain again for the probable tw0 or· threl! year duratiou of :he agreement.

L::rner spoke of the role of collective be.r«aining in prott:ct­ing the relationship bet·Ne<~;n tht: police depaootment 1nd futur(' counc-ils, police chiefs and city managl!'rs. Policies and inu" that are now decided informally, on a personal basis, would be clan­fierl. The collective bargaimn~ 'rO<"ess would call for a mediator to be brou'l'ht in it the parties involved reach an imoasse. HP ~aid that this provision often provides a stimulus for par1it'~t to work ·together to avoid ,p:uch an imoaeae. He referred to the "nositive exverierce" of m'lnV Maryland municionlib.?s su"h a~t Frederick, as well as Prinl'f' Geor~es County and ~-NCPPC in collective bar~taining with :.heir police forces.

Putens expreased his cone _.rn that the process would hat m ~ather than benefit relations be­~wePn council and the polic'!, cre­ating a.n adven•rial rel<>tior­ahip. The "bottom line" will al­ways be monev, he said, and co·­lectivt> barcaining will not in­t•real!!e the money av'lilaL!(> rn

the city budget..

Both the eity and the poll(·e .J'PCogniz:ed that 1f they were to enter intc. a enllectivP bargain· in'{ acreement, the:" would com­mit to continuing the prCtc"es::. untf: t~e city were tt> re~a: the enalling ordinaPlce. Viecrr •1rged council to move deliber~tel} •• nd carefully in makin& 91Uch a de­cision, railing c.>JIC'ctive bu<:r"l~:-\­;,g :!l .. forever commitment."

luuq to be Fail'ed Many i.uuea that llre not for­

mally addressed by coun .. l~ cOuld be covered under the coll.,ctive bargtt.ir.ing aneement. said Mc­.4.ndrew. These iasuea need to be formalized he aaid. but not nec­enarily by C!oui1cil. When asked by Weidenfeld if collective bar· g-aining- is needed i!l order to resoi'V'e iasues, MrAndrew noted that it had taken over a year just to sc."hedule a meetina

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