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THE GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
CAND!DATES from page 1
Thursday, Augu:;t 7, 1975
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... 1\l .·'. h<~.-.~ry Cmamiltet.) 0 ,~ Air
l'ullnti<l'l C'.~ntrol .Grants, i' ~
~~~1~~ t1 :'m 1l1!r1:tg his 11rst tPrm on
t'ntuh:il. Tnm h:t...;; s<"rved on the
CHILDREN'S MUSICAL PLAY
Pub:i, Ht)alt!.l S('r\'lCf'.
\\'ashingion ~lrtroJlOiitan Wat<'r
Rt•sourt'l'S Board. Hr is Chairman
of the Metropolitan Washington
Council of Governments Health and
F.m·ironmrntal Protection Polley
Committe<' and w.as recently elected chairman of the Prine .. Georges
Cou'nty Outer Beltway Citizens Advisory CommJttee.
T\v('nty Greenbelt boys and girls,
agrs ~:H. will perform In the musIcal pl~y "The Strang~r", Friday
night. Aug. 8. The public is· invited
to attend Rt the Youth Center Gym
at 7:30 p.m. Appearing in the play
arc: Trrry Osika, Patty Osika,
Sharon Hoffman, Douglas McNamara. :\lrlissa Gooch, Anne Sucher,
Anita llloryadas, Carmen Brun,
Ste,·r Longhi, Rene Brun, Steve
Shewbnrt. Kenneth McNamara. Patricia R.aesly, Lorena McCracken,
Kym Longhi, Jim Colby. Scenery
and costumes are by Carol Collins. Jean .Ann Raealy Is the director.
::;, hw:m partidpatrd In drnfti:1•·
thc~ll'a:t•r Resources Planning At·f.
and the :\lultistate Tax Compal't.
Hr Is thr author of articlPs anti
rrports on federal-state relations.
federal grant-in-aid requlremL•nts.
multi-state taxation. highway saf,•ty, and mdiation protection.
Schwan has resided for 22 \'ears
at 7 ~A Cr!'sc.•nt. He has thl'ee ~tlild
ren - Peggy at hom<', Paul, who rrsidrs with his wife In GreenbE'lt
and Charles Ill, who resides with
his
and two children in Lanham.
e
\VPidenf~
A graduatP engineer and an attompy, Gil WPidenfeld Is srrving
bls second term on the council and
pl'I!Sentiy .serv..s as the Mayor ProTem. Weldenfeld is the vlc<'-presldent of th .. Prince Georges County Municipal Association. He is
the Association's representative on
the Legislative Action Committf'f'
of the Maryland Municipal League
and \\'as recently reappointed t J
s('rve in that capacity for another
yesr. w..td.-1\feld chaired the !\funiclpal Conference of th., Association this year. and last year served
as the Chairman of two of th<' Association's committees, Polley and
Political Action. He received a
special citation from th .. Presidrn't
of th<' Prince Georgi'S County Municipal Association for his outstandIng work on bPhalf of munlcipalitirs. W ddPnfeld also servl'S on th,.
Public Safety Policy Committe!' of
the Council of Governments.
Weldenfdd. an ..mplo~'<'P of the
U.S. Patent Offic<'. is prrsrntly a.•sl~r~~<'d to the Presidential Clemrnrv
Board as 1\ Prlrlcipal D<'puty
sistant G<'nl'rRI Counsel. In July
h<' r.,c.,ivPd an autographed plctur•·
of PrPsldMlt Ford personalized "To
· Gil Wrid<'nfehl with appreciation
and best wishes" as a form of sperial ri'CO!!nition for hi• work In th<'
Pres;u.. nrs cl<'mericy program. Hr
h~s rarned numrrous go\'<'rnmrnbl
awards for ~uprrior pl'rform.anrP.
A:-
{z Festival News<f;x
b{ :S !Ul~'Y Spong
Those local citizen~ S<'en rushing Rbout town lately, measuring,
observing and planning, are pretty
eertaln to be memliers of the
Greenbelt Labor Day Festival
committee. Only three we .. ks remain till the biggest and IIE'st Festival ever will invoh•<' all of Greenbelt in one of the llnest demonstrations of a trur co-operative. The
entir<' Festival is put on through
the \'olunteer efforts of local citizens, who J!leet throughout the
year to carry on a tradition which
began 21 yrars ago as a fund raising ewnt for the Youth Center.
Tht>rl' will bt· special rvents
schedulrd for the stage area. Thr
Raglry Rinah Israeli Dancers will
perform a unique blend of Arabie
and Russian dancing. The group,
undrr tho SJlOnsorshlp of the Uni\'ersity of Maryland B'nai B'rith
HiiiPI Foundation. ha.s perform<'<!
widely in the Washington metro.~
politan area. ns well as in thl' re~
gional dane.· f,'Sli\'als. ~lost r.·
Bnr
~farvland
·
\\'t·irh•nfr-ld .. 1 t1·n·yP:lr GrPf'nbPit
reslcl<''lt. lh· .. ,! in Srringhill Lak<'
f0r P!ght Y'·'!rs prior to m0\·Ing to
B ••:w'<'d \'illnp: .. in 1971 His wif.o.
~furid. wRs
rro('Pntly appoinh'rl by
GO\'<'rnnr ~!1n<lel to th<' :\farvlanr!
( '-.'llmi~slon_ ~·n Human Rf·!t~tion~.
Sh • is :1.Jso artl\'e
in
num1•rnm\
Grrenbe!t organizations. Th" Wt•id!'nf,.Jds hR\'" tW•1 chlldr<'n. Sharon.
13. and Ellen. II.
Whl~
Thomas X. White. age ·10. is a
lifelong rl'sident of the Washington
Metropolitan area. He has lived In
Greenb~lt since 19:19, residing at 8
Woodland Way with his wife. Helen, and their seven children. ages
2 through 18. He was educated i Q
the parochial school system in
Waahlngton, D. c., graduating from
Gonzqa High School In 1963.
He served live years In the U. S.
Navy as a Medical Hospital Corpsman. He remains associated with
the U. S. Navy Medical D.,pt. 1111
an acuve Naval Reservi1t attached
to Naval Regiolal Medical Center
Unit #1308 at the Naval Hospital,
Bethesda, Md.
After his active duty, WhltP enrolled at the University of Md. and
~uated In 11112 with a B.S. In
)flcroblology. He haa attended ..._.
duate school at the Univ. <of Md.
and GeoJ'I'e Waahlngton Unlv.
where be Ia completing requiremenu for a Muters Degree In
B111inea Admlnlltration.
He 11 employed aa production
manager for a manufacturer of blol~cal diqnOitlc product. ·in Sliver Spring, Md.
White hu lonr IIE'en active an
community affairs.
From 111111
throul'h 1871 he •erved on various
commltteel within thP om houslq cooperative, Including the Audit
Committee, Finance Commltt.....
board member and treaaurer. He ill
pJWently a member of the Finance
co-lu.e.
White bu MrVed In the Greenbelt Jayc-. Cltbe111 for a P•nned GrMnbelt. and the Save OUr
Community Committee. lCieeted to
the Greenbelt city, council In 1873.
FUN FAIR
at
azaMALL
THURS. - FRI. & SAT.
AUG. 14-15-16
All Day
FUN FAIR
ta•ions frnm snm.· of our grP~lt
Am.,rkan stat· ~:mn1 and rr• livP
f'\'t·nt~ thnt fill ~hi' pagf·S of our
hfstnr~·.
··nr~g.~!t·~
ACTIVITIES
~
fl!l··m~a.·· :111 ,,,·:~In
'I
p!lppd ~·:1nW, Will bo·· Jlrl'SPillPd b•:
GrP• nb•·lt
c;ar~·
p'upp:·t··•Ts
nn;!
J,·an Smith.
F\'t•rpJ!ll' young at
ht art IS invit··d to att•·nd ..
SJu•riu I
C'ont~t-A
'hn!rpt·r:-::on Olga p,'lllll'Y is bu:;i
ly pr··pnring (t,r spt"dal t'Oill(•&t·;
t
tn b,. hci<l Pn thr grassy area b<'
hind th .. (',.nter Mall Statue. All
ront•·"t" will be held Labor Day 3
6:30 p m. with registration takinte
pl>H··· tift<·o·n minutes before each
£"\'Pnt. Tht·n· will bP
~Pven
diCfPr
ent "''"nls. ranging from the diap<·r
dPrby for infants to th,. three
legged race for adults.
Parad ..
Thr Labor Day Paradl' will br ~
gin at 10 a.m. on Monday. Septem
ber 1 This yrar's rvent will feature floats. clowns. antique cars,
color guards, majorettea, drill
teams, banda. drummers, animals,
and individual entries. Trophies
will be given to the bE'st entrant.s
In each of thea<' categories, and
several general awards will be presented. Th<' Greenbelt Bicentennial Committee will present ·a
trophy for the float IIE'st exhibiting
the Bicentennial theme.
Parade entries to date lnclud~ the
Charlcstowne Crazies. the Olno
Genic. Mlu Zip, the prizewinning
float of the Pathllnders from the
81110 Seventh Day Adventlat Church
and state, county and local lf!l'islative omcials. Ther.. Ia atill room
for more entrant. In aeveral cat<'IOriel, particularly marchlnr banda
and mualcal units. For more Information, contact Parade Chairperson Wayne Wllllama at 474·1268.
II Awe. II AnMpPHe BeL
FREE TO ALL
*
*
*
*
J•rt•\'it•\\
Uuhun•M nt'Wt'"'
Antnmnblltos nnd
ran&'lnr
from $21G.7G per mo. to
sa.llO
I year IP.u..a. lmm.
occ.
For Information call 474-4181
or 474--4244.
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Moa.-JI'It. lN
8e&. 'til •
Paint Branch Montessori School
Learning by
Doing
We are now enroDinl' children for the fall aeml!lter. Half d&)' •
Call Patricia Barahay for further In-
formation at 47~5110.
JOIN YOUR CREDIT UNION
IT'S WHERE YOU BELONG
AUTO FINANCING
$
Low
$
$
CREDIT~
UNION
RATES
Amount
of Loan
$1,500
$2,000
$2,500
$3,000
24 Months
Monthly
Total
Payment
Interest
$68.94
$15US
91.92
206.08
114.90
257.60
137.88
309.12
('orral thP kldK In ldrol'w
<lllUit To~· Uiaplay
D'-v<'r Why tht• Wnt.·r's
t'lne till KumtMnkl's olt•l. Ski
KIDS!
Have fun and win prizes, Race
Evcl l(nlev!'l and Derry Daring
Cycl ..s, provided by Ideal Toys.
Each race winner collect. a frer
Evcl comic book.
36 Months
Total
Monthly 0
Payment
Interest
$48.12
$232.32
64.16
309.76
80.20
387.20
96.24
464.64
1'-
Monthly payments Include principal and Interest (.8 of
per
month on the unpaid balance - 9.8,. annual rate), plus life Insurance
for elll'fble borrowers at no ad~~tlol)&l COlt.
GREENBELT FEDERAL
CREDIT UNION
121 Centerway <Shopping Center)
Greenbelt, ltld. 20'!70
Phone: 474--3900
Hours: Dally: 9-3
e
Saturdaya: 9--1
Friday evenlnl' 7-9
COME IN AND OET YOUR FREE
•BICENTENNIAL COLORING BOOK
Teat your tennis talents with
Spalding's Sharp Server. Put
four out of six serves through
the targ.. t and win a can of
tennis balls.
Or sink four out of alx baskets
In Spaldlng'a Free Throw Champlonahlps and take home an
Offlclal League baseball. Make'
all 11x ahots, and you'll win a
"Dr. J" Basketball.
Dlvldencls Figured from Day ef D!lpoelt•
5.5% Passbook Savi.ngs
at
Twi1 Pines Savings & Loan Assn.
105 Centerway
Greenbelt, Maryland
474-6900
INSURED SAVINGS,
by
. ...... .,.__.
Maryland Savings • Sho,. Insurance Corporation
WIN FREE:
Hpo..-....·.
HOURS
A fantutla
Paclllap, lntlludlnr a n.t.un lonl'bed pko.lrup, Ka--ad eyele, tMt,
lllua oamplng . - .
Kawaaald ole& 8ld
World-f- Ralf,ll'fJ bll'yele.
-a
Mon.-Thurs.
8-6
Friday
8-8
Saturday
8-12
Oaalpiete Balik by MU1
A - l a Opaed b:r MIJII
NIPt
AT OREENBICLT ROAD
At Beltway Jllxlt 28
and Kenilworth Ave.
completely air conditioned
.....
O.,a11taw1
._,Orden ..
.,
MALl.
Notu,Renlee
free .. - * ......
'"Payable quarterly
••,.. fill !l~i•••••···
ll.jeolof li1011si11
Services
townhouar•
plus elec.
aroUQfl the corner HuloYer Shoe.
lru~k•
Catch the la~'AI thinK in
:\lntorcyd"• from Kn\nlllokl
Dews ltuiew
Plaza
Volume 38, Number 39
fOR RENT:
Frame
m..-
I
Beltway
·
AC'('ompani.·tl hv musit• and sound
nn~!on's
He h a member of tlw
Any questions about win•
welcomed
Anotlw1· group will tw. perform .
from Catholic l'ni\·rrsity in Washir,gton. D. C.. and in 1960
r<'cf'lh'f'd n d"gr1•P in enginN•ring !rom
Rutl-"er's t 'niw·rsl~y !n Xt•w Jpr~£1y.
Order Earl7
ing fnlkrork musir.
Guitarist'
Tom Smith and Sto\'e Hanger w:Ji
be. joined by a drummer t" presrnt
on" h•:ur of old-fa~~onl'd .rountry
and b.uf"'gr:l:.:s mustr.
Boys from St. Hu~h's School wtll
pr,~~knt nn IR minut" program l'll·
titled "Ameri<·a's Stor~· · Rrtold."
t·fit-·ds. rlw h.)ys rpc·it.• famous qun
he
Park>
We have the larpat aelectton of
Wine.' from around the world.
Special prices on ClP;M purch-
Ethnk
spN·!-1-l achir•vc·mrnt and for work
of t·•Jtst:ntding quality.
!, 1~·6~1 \\"r•;dt·n!c·ld f'RrllPtl a law
df'grN•. LJo..tor of JurisprudPnCP.
I
* Rentals * Repairs
While U Wait
DISCOUNT PRICES
Balto. Blvd.
&7t-a'll
(nat to llcDonald'a In Oollep
f"ntly, tlw trnupr \\'on aeclaim f >r
its pt>rformant't' at thf' Amrril':ln
P.P\'olution Bicentl'nnial
Folklore F,•sti\'RI.
Sales
Howard's Typewriter Co.
full day Montessori s..aalons.
PORTER'S UQUORS
-irernhelt~~------.
SHOE REP!\IR
County and Greenbelt city legislators amon1 others, met recently
with a Welt Virginia leglalatlve
stall' member to determine wbetht>r
the West Vlrilnia approach to keep.
lng electric ,rat..a down would be •
applicable to MaryJ&!uL
The West Vlrl'fnla legislature recently withdrew. from Its Public
Service Commission authority to
permit the automatic pass-through
of fuel coats on electric utility
bills as the price of fuel escalates.
The lel'fsl&ture found that this
automatic fuel adjustment charge
was subject to IIE'Ing abused on !lt
least two counts.
First, because It was automatic,
there was no Incentive for the
utility company to buy fuel at the
Iowt•st possible cost. As a matter
of fa<'t, thl're was disincentive to
do so.
Thl'ir profits werl' incrt·as<·u as th"y pureha.srd fuel at
h:Rht•r priet>~.
SPcond. charg(•s un-
rdatt•d to, ot· at brst tRngl'ntially
GREENBELT, MARYLAND
WHAT GOES ON
Thora., AU&'· 14, I p.m., GHI 'Bd.
Meeting, Hamilton Place
Fri., AIJI'. 1$, U :SO Lm. "Snake1
and Stuff'', Youth Center
II p.m. - I :SO p.m. City Voter
Registration, Center Mall,
SprinCblll Lake Shopping·
Cent4;r
Sat., Au.r. II, 10 a.m - S p.m.
City Voter Registration,
Center Mall, Springhill Lake
Shopping Center
Sun~ Aug. 11, 1 p.m., Greenbelt
Concert Band, L&ke Park
Bandstand
Outstanding Citizen Award
Friday, August 1:1, is th<' last day
for submitting nominees for the
Outstanding Citizen Award. Writt<'n resumes may be submitted t>ithrr by individuals or organizations
to the Gr<'rnbrlt Labor Day Festi\'al Committer, Inc., P.O. Box 2.
Grrenbt•lt.
Thursday, August 14, 1975
Funfair Comes to
Beltway Plaza Mall
Datlun Funfalr, a traveling
recreational show, will be presented at E!,eltway Plaza Mall on
Aug. 14, 15, 18;
Funfalr features displays relating
to l.,lsure-.tlme activities (full line
of cars and trucks, motorcycles,
blcycl ..s, camping equlpm .. nt, "Jet
Ski," etc.l.
The highlight of the Funfair will
bE' the awarding of the grand prize
a "Sportsman's Package,"
which Includes a Datsun long brd
truck, Kawasaki motorcycle, tent,
and othrr camping gt>ar. MRny
runner-up prizrs ar" also includt•d.
Plus ... a motO<'ross bievcl .. from
Kawasnkl will be givrn ·away at
Grrrnbelt council membl'rs Gil
Weidl'nft•ld.
Richard
Castaldi,
Charii'S Schwan. and Thomns
Whit!'. city counril candidate Jack
Quel'n. and Jrrry Neumaier and
D<'n Ros!'nzwrig.
vidt- :tn additional 10 to
•'': I .• ::rn
boys n-nd
P~:~ygrouncl,
radng
fnr
ff{!')~ in toy motnrc·o·:i ·
with priz"::t fnr thr- winnr·t:;:
n.o"''" wil' b·· h• H t 1 nm. ,.· 1
Thnl':.;d.~,. nnd F'r!d'l''· nl!d f:·om ~
•·.m. ,, 11 Sat.
Apollo • Soyuz Puts
Greenbelt on Map
Have vou noti~ed something dlffen·nt ;,bout th .. , lQI'~I postmark
on your lrttt•rs?
Apollo-Soyuz
Peaceful Uses of
Outer Space
This slogan has appeared on the
local postmRrk since the date of
th1· launch of the Apollo-Soyuz
mission on July 1:1, and will continue to bE' used until Oct. 30.
This Ia th!' only die hub of its
type In the world and .It Is In
Gre•mbelt. Md. Since the launch,
th•· GreenbE'It Post omce has rccelvrd rt.'questa from all over the
world for this slogan to be placed
on ll'tters.
Ptodro Sarmlrnto. president of the
Goddard Stamp Club, helpf.'d make
th!s event posalble.
In addition. a display of Apollo•
Sovuz mat~rials is In the CIUIC just·
ln~idr th<' door at the local library.
NOT~
OF ELECTION
1
~Iii J
·
and
FINAL REGISTRAnON DATE
A Rr~rular Council Election, to rlect fivr Mrmbers of Counl'il, will be
held in thr Cit;v of Greenbelt, Maryland on
Tuesday, September 16, 1975
To be eligible to votp in this election, Greenbl'lt' residents :\I1.'ST be
registerl'd with the ('IT\'~OF OllEENB'ELT. &•glstratlon with Prince
George's County for County, State and Federal elections does not
qualify Greenbelt residents to vote In th~ upcoming city election.
Residents who have been removed for failure to vote In the last two
regular council elections, must register again In order to be eligible
to vote In thl' upcoming election.
The Last Day to Register will be Monday, August 18th
Rl!llstratlona are blllng held at the City Offlcea, 211 Creacent Road,
Monday thru Friday, .during regular oftlce hours until Monday,
August 18th and the following SPECIAL VOTER REGISTRATIONS
have been scheduled at
GreenlMtlt Center Mall
Springhill Lake Shopping Center
F.riday, August 15, 1975 from 5:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.
Saturday, August 16, 1975'from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00P.M.
Bd. oJ Eledions Meets
Thr city's Board of .F:Iectlons
will mret on Monday evening. August 18, at 8 p.m, in the council
room to appoint thr judges and
clerks of r)('ctlon. Th~ deadline
for applying for these flOBitlonl as
Angn•t l5. The compensation for
judg<'S is $80. and for clrrks $4:1.
All Board of Elections meetings
willh<• open to th<' public.
.•
Ar~;unwnl8
lht• pro;10s:d is that It would pro
Spellman Announces
Education Grants
~:~~:·r
~r;~" G~~:~ai D:~~~bl;
repres!'ntlng the Greenbelt ar<'ll,
l'ro
ThP major argum1·n! in fa"·or o!
J•'l'l'\!•'AJR · ini·hHJ..s spr•dRI chi!
t!r1•n's adi.\'lti,·s. in Itlr•al's Thinl(
Rult•s for nominees are: ll Tlw
J.'f•stival Stef'ring Committee will
select G judges. 21 Tlw judges muy
not b<' nominees for th!' nward nor
shall they snggPst m· .nominate tillY•
Grt·t•niH'ltt•l' and now a rPsl•arch pt•rson. 3l 'F<>stlval Steering CummittN• m<'mbers ar~ <'Xcluded as
anRiyst for tht• Wl·St Virginia legis
latur<', told th•• group that tlw judges and nominees. 4 I The nomMaryland practice is to lncludt> Inee must be a resident of GreenCongr.. ssworimn Gladys Noon
even more unr .. latrd or tangl•ntially IIE'It and be judged on services benrPiated chargl•s than wns done In ellting the community. lil There· Sp<·llman arinounct•d that th<•ro•
West Virginia bt•fore the practice will b" nne award for ft•male or nrc •till fed .. ral funds availablr for
male adult age 21 or over. 6) In an
studt•nts who nred finRnclal assi•
was prohibited.
exceptional situation the award may
tan<"e in ordt•r to rontlnue thrir
Maryland law J>t•rmlts tht• pass~ be presented to two adults whose JlOSt-seeondary educations. Gmnts
through at the discretion of the jolm contribution cannot b .. dlfl'erranging from $200 to $1400 may b<·
Public Service Commission and cntiated. 7) A city or organizationus~d b;v studPnts attending collc~res
subject to th<• Inclusion of such al employee may be a nominee only
and unlvf.'rsltlrs and VO<'ationa;l,
charges as the PSC sees tit.
for activities ·for which the emtrrhnical, businl'SS, and hospital
In addition to Wes~ Virginia, the ployee Is n'ot paid. This does not
nursing schools.
Florida Rnd Vermont legislatures pertai.~_to servlcrs for which a pl'rIndividuals lnterest .. d in the pr~
have also denl.-d to utilities th11 !'!'-:::fec~M
nominal payment. 8l
opportunity to pass along their In- J.;~!~ent ele ed officials and pollgram may obtain mor" lnformRtlon
Cl'l'ased furl costs automatically. 1 tical candldat should not bE' conby writing: Basic Grants. P. 0.
Attending thr m('('tlng, whlctY .s~;.;ld;.;e.;.re;.;d;;.._ _ _...;;,~~-----...:;B::,:o:,x...:.:;R4:;.·_:W:,:a::;s::;h::;ln,::lrt::;:::on::,·....:;D;:;,·..:.,'';...:2::.;00~q;·
took place at the home of L.ea I~
~
in what th" uLliti~s wer<' nbl<' t.n
pnHs through without their being
's!•r)ltiniz<'d by nny rl'glllatory body.
~ormlll~ I<!IJ•atl'i<'k. a f'•rm••r
The llow of one--way. traftlc
CO\Jid be In either direction. An
argument for routing the traftlc
from the lntenectlon opposite 1111
Crescent to the lntenectlon op.poslte the Community ~ureh 11
that this would eliminate the hazRrdoua exiting of Parkway tralllc onto Crescent near 118 Crescent where there II a blind curve.
Another argument 11 that the food
trucks serving Co-op move In and
out in that direction. An argument
for moving traftlc the other wav
is that it . would facilitate fir~
trucks coming from th.. tire house·
to the center.
Yle city staff provided council
¥it~ a list· of pros and cons for
th~ proposal.
fhp CPntPr!
rrt'l'!~
rPin:t•d to, fuPI rn!<its Wf"Tp inrlUdPd
by AI SkoiDik
At its Monday, August 11 meeting, city council received a
proposal for making Parkway a one-way street and instituting
angular or perpendicular parking. The proposal was sent to the
cl~y's Advt~ory Planning Board for comments.
· The proposal was made by the city staff after a Parkway resident, John MacDonald, expressed concern that the flow of traffic along Parkway was · creating a hazardous condition for
children.
I
Rf;(l(STRATIOX REQlliREMENT!il: United States Citizen: Ga+ .. n
b<'lt ResidPnt as of date of registration; of sound mind; and 18 yo•ars
nf agl' as of date of election.
R'•gistration information mny be obtalndl from the. City Cl,.rk Td:
-174 3870 or 474~8000.
Gudrun H. Mills
City Clerk
:!:
ing spat'''S in an a:·cn wh.·r(\
V'.ri:
thi·!"('
is •~ s:wrtagP of parking !ir'a .. ,
Angulnr or p··rpendi('u!ar· j1arlc~
ing
would
b,·
pl·rmiaPd
an
just (JfJi•. ~;u,.
- th(• nort'·. ·a~t.
lf·\'t·n numb,•n·d ~trPt·t ath!r"S~'
way ltreet. the volume of tra111c
on the road would be reduced.
Con ArpmeiaCit
A major dlladvantaa'e II that carl
backing out of BI1Pe or perpen- .
dlcul&r parking 1J111C1!1 e&'- baz·
arda ·to m~vlni vebicW and . have
poorer algbt vision than vehlclea
that are parallel parldng. Pedeatrlana croalng the street may abo
be more dlftlcult to see. One-way
traftlc may provide aome lneonvenlences to persons goinl' to and
from the center who llvP wett of
Hlllllldf: Road.
Dralnag.. Problen1
The council heard a desperate
plea fl">m a Lakewood resideat..
JO!ln Daniels of 4 Orange court,
and h1•r n<•ilfhbors for helD in solving a drainage and llooding problem caused by 1\ natural spring
situatrd on tht> hill O\'erlooking
Ornng1· Court. When the project
was built 17 years ago the builder
controllrd the probl'''" b:: chnnno•ling tht• flow through !I pipe in-.
to an •·xisting storm drain. Ar•rar·entiy no\'.:. till' now from tlw spring
hl\S :hif·~ <i <!ir<'C"tion and .. m,..rg~·d
f·l.~~··w!H··r·:·.
''dt·. Dy so doing there \\'flll)d b<•
impru·•··d \'ision along thP sidP ('f
tlw !i•.ri·Pt WIWrt• aH thra dri\1 f"V.'R~'
t·ntrances an• located and where
most of the children are rt•port.,d
t" live. By making Parkway a on••-
County Council Overrides
Examiner on Day-Care
Center ·at Greenbriar
b)· Elalnt-. Skolnik
The Prine!' G<'Qrli:eS County \oun ~
ell, sitting as the District Counctl
on August 4, gave pr.-lim!nary approval to a special exc,•ptlon and
parking modillcatlon for thr pro·
posrd day care c•·nter in thl' Grrpn ..
briar Community Building. The
council will tak•• final action L'n
the matter after a resolution of
facts and findings justifying the
granting of thl' application. as re ..
requirrd by law, I• prepared b~·
th" county's Office of Law.
Tht• Distril't Council ht•artl tlw
cast• on appeal after the county's
zoning h<'aring examittt•r deni•:d
thP rt'CJUl'St for n. SJH.cial t:Xt't•ptio:t
"" Junt• 2U tl'ity of Gr,•rnbdt anJ
thP Ncttional
Cap: tal P:-:, ,t ~~.1d
IPms.''
Counrilmon RirhRrd \astaldi
rslt<'d that the dty rr\'il'W its
r S'""'"~ibilt'' in thf' mattf"r and
cl••tr•r!nin.-. wh .. t11f' .. thP snf'dRl ltS
~ •<to:m•·nt~
ron
t 'am pus c .. ntt·r for Barly Lt·nrn
., wrof'
ing spurt'S for 70 rhildr,•n. (Th··
,·ode providl'S th:>t for t'\'l·ry 6 childr .. n. I parking spaCl' must be providl'dl.
Twt·nty·nlnt• spact•s Bl'l'
already locatl'd adjac!'nt to 1 hl·
recreation building but these spa ..
crs wrrl' provided to satisfy the
zoning ordinanc<· n•quirements gen
<'rated by the residential units of
th<' Grt•enbriar project.
Tht• District Council Is requir
ing that the resolution lncorporatr
the conditions of th<' city of Green~
belt <I I all loading and unloading
of t•hildren takl' place in tht· park~
ing lot adjacent to th<' building and
• 2 I no gn•en space bE' convl'rted for
parking to support the school. Ad~
ditlonnlly, tht• l'ouncll limited l'n·rollmrnt to 70 children and dlr~r­
ted that the school work out a
Mttisfaetury trallk pattl'rn with t:1t·
Grrenbt·lt pullet• dt•partment.
Tlw \ampus Crntl'r for Early
l.·:arning. which hopes to open In
•·<~rly St•ptrmbt•r. is a non-profit
... ·lin•'l attlliat••d with Prine<' Geort:•·• t ·,,mmunity Collegr. Thr facilit)· wn• dP•ignt'd 1\S part of th••
I'.Om.munity building and has b<'t'll
• qu:p!wd sineP the Grr'f'nbrinr Con
dominium dP\'t"lnpmt>nt op('nf'd. Lo
>'alt•tl on tht• first level of Grl'<'ll
briRr Community ~nilding, the ct•n
tt•r wiH St'r\'P l'hildrt'n, ngf's ::! 1 · .ll
,l
yN\rS.
:and half
Full '7 a.m. tn 6 p.m
d:t~·
•9 tn 11:30 n m.l
sions nrl..' off£"rt·d.
l
~'''..
~!r.+•t l"-r- ll~·~cl
rnut ..
f•1n•1o'f' ~~~·~:t~. 1'~1 ~P '.\'11[' •·. • ... ' SPrr1•'
Plann:ng l"om:n1ssiun ha1l n·~.:am
rn~·IHh"<.i approval. l
'l'hc applic.un.
in!{. had askt·d for a SJH'< :al lll>JUi;kaliun 1.f tht• coff s:r, vt parking
rt'qllirt•mt•nt of 12 uddltwnal parl'
crf'ating- I':Wamp-
thus
lik•· conditions.
:\frs. Daniel• "aid that ;,esfd .. s
,., .. ~t'·1" sm<·llv. mosquit<>-·br<'edlng >tnd slimy back -yards. the sitURtinn Is now causing mass ~ros­
lon and slid~s. Shr reeognl, ..d t!1at
the dt~ was not r<'spnn~lble for
the spring. but sht• notNl ~h~: th~
e•·~dinr: ground was o.fTerting th'
sidr·walks nnd s•rerts.
Citv man:tgPr .Tamrs E: Glesr
said thRt thP cltv has alrcadv made
srranKrments with the Washington
Suburban Sanitary CommiMion to
look, at thl' problem, though WSSC officials say that th••lr responsibility does not en~ompass hon.lling of spring,.
Council suggested thnt Gies·•
sepl{
tePhn'!'~l
assistaror" from
W!!SC: •nd other agenci~s such lfJI
thl' Soli Conservation Srrvlce. A~
1\fa,:or RiehRrd Pilski put it. "Onre
\\"• know whnt has to br dono. we
can look at th" llnancing prob-
",\'hp•l•·
(111""ltil''1
priva .. r-
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?'1''\\'0od "'·',,.I T ~ki'W '·"'~1 prn-
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(1\\'n•·tl.
Qutoatlonnalrl'
Council appro\'t.·d a que'stionnnir('
for city votPrS to rompl<'l<' at th•·
polling· places in Seph·mbt•r. Tht•
questions will eonct•ntratl• on !he
quality or city sen·in·s. huusing
fur the eldl•rly, transport::tion
awcds and, policit•s. and a b,,,d 'ssut.•.
Blkrwa~·s
Council expressed cuiH'<'t'll abJut
thrt'<' aapects of th•· interim rt'
JlOrt prcaented by rity staff on
bikeways. Tht•st• were: <11 \lSI'
of inner sid,•walks running through
GHI projl'ct for bicycle•: 121 sur·~
gt•l.tt'<i
Ult'
of l.'fUShf'd StOll(' for
bikeways: and <31 falhtr<' to in·..Judl' provisions for bikeways
along Crt•scent Rond. Gi"8l' s!lid
tilat tlw final n•p,,rt is awaiting
:·, '-·, ;p: of ~hta from o\ltsidt• ag
<'llf'il's and tht• formulation of l'OSt
··stimat .. s.
Other 'lalti'MI
Ttw l'ourwil nppro\'t•d an approlo'.;atinn tl( szon tn tht• Grt•Pnb ... lt
;\.t·, ntt r~ninl (~ommittl't' r~~r ust• in
,·,,m:onmif\· promntin!\ ~uch ns con··
: ····:
pri::·' mon,·::. t'lt·.
1-.,tm ·il r••lli'Wl'd thf' SPl'nnd yrar
thr·•t' \'t•.lr pol\elt•s rn\Tring
1
wvrl<mt n·N· ('omtwnsatio.n. ('otnpr<'--:,.· q~i"'· ~~··JH'fttl 1i:,bility and aut•>mo)hilt' insuraiH'I' ,.,;ith A. R. Kl"'ir,
In<'. GiPse said that th<· pn•mium
rhang<'S for thl' st•eond yrar were
justlllable.
I(
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THE GREENBELT NEWS" REVIEW
GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
.1..111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..u-..
IWit•• lluF .... w~ • .,._...
.&-late li:olltero . . _ 474-1111
IT..._
~lt•Xatlt-r !•'alllL·:o:, Yu6;inia Beau,·ha.mp, ."-nn Bolt Jane Connolly :Miriam
Lorn«: aus. 1 1 Jt-1'\"aa ~ro~ley, Judy UoldtUeiD. Sua H&tpertn,·l Bemb 'Kuuaer
~ld Ka•tn•r. llattha Kautnum, &rbara Lane; :Su• -Lanar• Durotbl. L&ub.r
o
··:·.au. l.t·\ t·~~ lit': l..tH't-t~u
l..t'\"t!:4Qllt', l..ll\\ tt"n~·· IA."\·int', 8'arba.ra
lkowakl:
I aula ~ltul... hob lf~Utoe, Huberta :McNamara, \V"ini :\Ulan Debble l4oDt·
~~:~~~~!-" \·~~·u.~H~~~-~'11tz~~·r. Greh:ht·n ~;\era. _\I ~h.oln1k, ktalne Skolnik,
IIH•I••,.. ••••~&••• Adelo }lund, !!illri8AIII Lake Clrelllat..at Barbara
~law:o:on, .f':'-4-.f:Wl. t."tr4:at.tl•• •••••"'• LJae>Uf' ......... 341-lllL
I ... llaltoll nery Tit~ 1i1o7 Uneta- v...-eun Paltlo..••-- • --- 1
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•
BOARD OF DIRIIICI'OIU
ae.
·- -
PJ:ea., Robert& McNamara: S.C7
.. Barbara Lllr.owalll·
Trea ..... Nndrn Rarn•s ~ld Kuta•r - ··
•
M.\11. >'l'B:!~RIPTION~: 11.00 per JMr. Ad...rU.Iq a,Ad oewa artlclea IIDII7
I r•• ... \1. ~kolmk: \leo
b• mad•d (Bolt 68, Groenbdtl; depo.ttell Ia our boa at tiM TW1D Ptaet
llltlce: ur dellverecl to tbe 'iillt'orlal ollce Ia tiM .._eat of 11 Parlnr~
U1~-lllllt. <>Pf'll after I p.m. Tueldy. Dea411o• Ia 18 p.m. oo
Tu.....,.
Thursda~'. August 14, 1975
\'ulumP :!8. Numbt>r 39
A Correction
To thP •:ditor:
Tho• biography that 'apll"al't'd i•
Ja,.l w<'<'k's s,.,n IW\·Ieu· claimed
:oo much for me. It cl't'dlted mr
with "ha•·ing bet•n chairman of thr
.Ad,·isor•· Plannirur Board 119MI-4i01
.. It should have read that'!
y,·as "d>airman. Ad\'isory Cornmitt•·•· to dty council oil plnrtnlng
'19:;9 OO•
··
Tht• commlth"·
'!<;,m .-\sht'lm:m. Lo•wis Bernstein.
Paul Campbell. Hans Jorg<.'nsen.
Chark'!l :\!<·Donald, Isadore Parkrr.
~~dl{ar Smith. Rl'x Tugwt>ll and I•
was assil{n<'d two duties by city
council: •ll to at.l\'i"" if a penna·
mont "''•'Ommrndatory planning
body •hould bt· rst:~bll~hf'd. and c 21
1f o1w wrrr to bt• l«'t up. what it>
olutit•s should b.>. Thr commi'jtrr
Jid ro•C•>mmend that a pemiant'nt
advisory body 'Ad•·ili01'Y Planning
Bo11rd 1 b<> created. and mhd<' fur·
!h<·r l'l'Comm<'ndations concerning
sir.· and duti<-s of thP body. Coun·
cil saw fit to acoept th•• ••ommlt·
CARFJ Group Requests
Dooatioos of Materials
Donations aro• nef'dt'd for tile Job
Corporatl6n sponBOred by Greenbelt
CARES Youth Services Bureau.
Scraps of fabric. lace or other edcing. thr..ad and needles are items
n.-....t~d for current projf'C.'ta. Oth~r
it"m" that ··an hf' used are scrapa of
wood, molds of all types, Ironing
board. iron and a portablt• sewlntr
machlnl'. ·
Tho• Job Corporation was initlato•d to provldt• spendlnr money for
~·nut11 bJ>tWCl'n tht> qos of 10 and
II who ar,. too youn1 to obtain
work prrmlts for employment on a
part--tim... basis. All local youth
'r•· Plilflblr to particlpatr in the
Job Corporation.
Work projects
Rft• held In tht• Youth Services
Bureau oilier· and have InclUded
bic)·cle repairs, candlemakln1. lift
lN~'s rt>t'Ommend·,tions.
'''"Rnn;n., t_vplntl' and mlmto()fl'l'llnh
Chart.... F. s.-hwan
ing for tho• public and th~ S<•lling
of UNiCEF materials. Currently
th~l't' arc two lrtlllps of youth ln''oh·ed In making Blcrntt>nnlal
On Sund:J)', Aurust 17 th<> 11 ·a.m. dolls. Aa projects are completed.
-•"rvlco• at thl' GrePnbdt Commu111 . Jtrms are aold to Ule public. The
oi'OCef'da from thr 118le of theel>
ly Chur<·h will includ.. a special
program of ,-ocal and guitar musk it~ms ar<' dlvidrd among th•• youth
oy the R~\'. Harry Taylor. All aro· invol••f'd in the various projects.
mvited. AftJ>r tho· mu•i<-ai pro~rran•.
Throuch lh~ generosity of area
rhildr"n up to sixth gradr may l(o ro•sidents most of thP materials
downstairs to tllP snoial hall for nN'Iil.'d for thl' projects to date
au informal l'h'lr\.·h s"hno! .M~·ss 1)11.
havJ> bt.'t'n donat~d. Thl'st• dona·
tions haw .. nowed the youths to
Guitar Program Suncley
Boys and Girls Club
Football an<l. g.,,.,., practw.. will
bt•irln August 1;; at 6 p.m~ at Bra
den fl..td Socrt'r coaches art• n•·...-1
ed: plo·a••· call: 471 H13 or 3ia
71147
••arn
mor~~
mont-y since no expcnsf'&
n·""' to b.· tak.·n out for the pur
of materials. Anyone wishing
to donat<' Items should eontact
Nancy Spong at 346-3-f'M or bring
thrm to the Youth Sforvlers Bureau
ol!lce at 133 CPnterway Cabov..
thP mnviP theatf'rl
l'h!LII~
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INVITATIQNTOBID
CITY OF GREENBElT
The City of Greenbelt, Maryland is seeking bids for the
purchase of
One
(1)
Fifteen Station Circuit Trainer
for use in a physical conditioning program. Specifications
may tw ohtainPd from the City Offices. 25 Crescl'nt Road,
Greenbt>ll. Maryland 20ii0, telephone 474-8000. and bids will
be accepted until 2:00 P.M., Septembt>r 4, 1975, at which time
they will bl' ol>f'ned and publicly read. Bids shall bt> delivered
in .a sealed envelo~ on the outside of which shall bl' shown
the name and address of the bidder and the words "SEALED
BID - CIRCUIT TRAINER."
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Thursday, August 14; 1975
Th<' Mishkan Torah Conarera·
Snakes 'n' stutr
Th<' Recreation Departmt•nt and tlon. Ridge and Westway Roada•
the M NCPPC will prt•st•nt a sn~ke will hold registration for Hebrt'\\'
and reptilt• show Fri.. Aug. 15 at • Sunday School on Wed .. Auc. ~0
1! :30 11.m. at thl' Youth Ct>ntcr. from 7:30p.m. to 9 p.m. The school
by ~tth·e Gunn
\'IIJ'ious snakes and n•ptlles will offel'll to children BII<'S 5-15 a broad
Tho• day that I am aent to the be exhibited along "·lth the proper prOJram of Judaic s~udies and HP~
c.·ml'lo•ry dawns o\·ercast and turns handling of such cn•aturos. All rhil· rt>w tnnguage. Its t>mphasls Is on ·
sunny and mucgy in tht' afternoon. dren· and adults are welcome to at· joyou~ experiencl's In Jewish learTo K•·t to the graveyard, the ol!l- trn<l, and no admission will be ning and living as a meana of
h11 ndln& down an ancient beritlla<'
cial Grt'<'nbt>lt cemetery, you turn <·harged.
for today's children. For more In- Jpft at an unmarkl'd road just past Sunuuo•r Soundlo
Ail Grrenbclt ri'Sident.s at<' wt•l· formation call 47~-0238 or 47H223. who·r•· · Kt·nilworth Ave. becomea
Edmonston Rd. The unmarked lane come to attt>nd an evening of pii'B·
is n..wly paved and runs past beer Sllnt music by the Greenbelt Con·
bottll'!l and Gino's bqs, pa.st wate.r cl'rt Band on su·n.. Aug. 17 nt 7
p.m. at the Lake Park Bandstand.
and chl'mically corroded land,
Bring along u chair or blank•!'
past salt storatrt' plll'8 and past
and <'njoy the free ~ntertalnmt•nt.
a dune .... cap-like structure that
'I'Mn Club
will . ultimately house the nit.
A TL'Cn Club trip to King's Do·
Aft<•r thl' pavt'ment stopa, a 100 minion has bren ·arranged for Wed ..
yard wlllk up a gravel rutted road Aug. 20. Tt'tlns will leave from th<'
brings you to the cetnl'tt'ry, The Youth Crntt>r nt 7:30 a.m. and r•·
gravt•yard St'Cma about 100 yarda tum at 11pproximatl'ly 8 p.m. Dt•ad·
Oneabelt Rd.
long iUld about 25 yude wide sur. lint> for registration Is Mon.. Aug.
Wonhlp ..,.._
rounded by both a chain-link fpnco• 18, Pt•rmi,.,•ion slips mllllf bo sign·
t>d and r...turnecl by then.
and a single chain fence.
1111 and 11 :II A.M.
Tht• cravcyard Is ftat and divided ll•·n·~ '.\' Toueh Jo'ootball
Sullda,y Sellool I :II AM.
The Men's Touch Footbull Ll·agu,.
into eight plots. Some of the. plots
arc empty. Two have two ftat will ronaist of on<• dh·islon of six
Weekdll,J N_,. IIIMel
markl'ra. There are alx markers tr·1ms partit!ipntlng in doubiP round
I :t1 - 11 til A.M.
and about fifty bodies in tht' ceme- robin competition. All teams lntrr
••sto'll In joining this h•aguo• slmuld
tery.
Phoae -...u
~ny of tht' bodies Wl'r<' due up t·ontact th<' Rrc. Dl'pt.. ~74·61178,
t:tlwud
from local fnmlly cem..terles when for furth<'r fee and registrutiun
information.
Grt't'nbt•lt was first built. Som<'
had markl'rs. but I'<'Ct'ntly tht>St'
marko•rs ha\'" been put in storage
to prevrnt vandalism.
A man was burlt'd th('r<' just a '
IJ~wlsh Community Centt•r of P. G. t:ountyl
fo'W wo•o•ks ago, apparently thl' fll'llt
Ridge & Westway Rds., Greenbelt
alnco• 1961. A ftv,. Inch shrub
1r1iards his unmarkecl crave. Hill
Rabbi Kenneth Berger
474-4223 - 474-4224
funeral was a almple on... Wreathe
WED. Al!O, to, 7::10-9 I' li. IU!IUU!W-14l'SDA\' ~IIOOL
that had graced his gravt' Wl'rl'
REUISTI\ATIOS - ('aU I14-0'l38 FOR lSf'OR:\1.\TIO:S
tOIISiod OVJ>r thr fpnco• and into thr
woods aftor the ll<lrvlcP. Onlv a
Open House - Sun., Aug. 24, 2·5 p.m.
dark rt•d and yellow aatln ribbon
Aro•a rt•slden~s lnvltt'd to tour Syn&JrOIU<' & educ:~tional win,still ••vido•ncPII thr wrl'ath's short
& 1••t ucqualnt<od with prOJrams.
exlsto>nct•.
GRAVE MUSINGS - or a
View of the Cemetery
Cross
Lidheran
Church
a -..-. ......,
MISHKAN TORAH
In the gray morning I pull wf'f'da
from thr graYt>l walk that aubdl'ides th.. C<'ml't<'ry. Thl' wl'l'ds
art• rwriodlcnlly pull<'d and a hPr·
bicid•• applll'd to Pf'rmano•ntly kill
th•·l.- ~rn\\1.h 1'"" t"'rt hut th•• ·
always grow back. Thr wl'l'ds, of
all \'R rletiC!I from clover to crab-·
l{rass, ar.. plll'll Into small stacks
and thl'n thrown into tho• woods
to dt"Cay.
I.
Elvis Pret~IPv croons from a taP<'
d•·ck na anothPr ll"r&On and mv-9Plf pull wi'Cds among the sn..nt
gravf'S,
Thl' aftt'rnoon sun linda m .. alont•
in tht' grawvard.
The 11'888 on tilt> plots nN!da cuttint!'. It Ia an unl'wn six Inches
high. r lllowly push a rusted.
Yt>llow lawnmowt>r around and
around. Tht' fl'l'8U Is toe thick
and sUU Wt't from the mornm.
dPw for thr. rraas catcht'r, so the
dlppinp lly to the rlpt.
I pau8t' na I v.'Bik acrose each
mark"r to read the namr and Inscriptions. Actually, only on.- hu
an Inscription. the I'Nt arr almplv
names and date.. "Kary ll'alth
Flovd O'NPaiP 'Strickland 1888··
1961" or "LI'alifo H. Walter 1887.
19M."
"Hr brourht m.. out of thr mlrv
day and llt't my feet upon a rock.
Pa. 40:2" Charles Merwyn John-ston. says a coppt'r faded plate
soon hlddf'n by ll'UI cllpplnp.
Tho• ·person had died at qe 21.
T go around th., nnly two abow"
•urfacp mark .. rs, a lily and buahee
surround thPm. A cotton-tall rabbit hnd ..arli.-r run Into th.- ialand
of safo•tv provldrd by thr death
Elections to serve at the reautfr council election to be held
in the City of Greenbt>lt, Maryland, on Tue~ay, Septembt>r
Th,. lawnmuwrr's blade hits 11
rut and stall• out. The rut runa
townrd the n .. w J(rave. with Ita flVl'
inoh bu•h and 'L' shaprd dirt bar<'
C"a!olkPt
Applications from interested citizens are solicited by the Board
of Elertions, to ~x>, received no later than Aul[ust 15th. Interested cit izeno should submit a brief resume t? the Board of
Elections, 2.'\ Crescent Road, Greenbelt. Maryland.
Prior election experience is deemed desirable; however, the
Board of Elections will give consideration to all applirations
<'onduct<od by
Rabbi 8erJrer ~ OIUitor Donllld Welu•uut
For st'tltlna; call 474·4~~- ~74 ~2!!3-4
w .... ld~·
SMf\'11•1'11 -
Jo'rl. - 7: •.• p.rn.. SaL - 8:110
&,Ill.
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
40 Rldp Rd., o.-belt, Md. f7._..ill
Chu~b
!lchool I:M A.l\1. IFor AU, Aceal
:'l>lorninr Wol'llhlp 11 :Oft A.l\1.
Sermon: "Tile Fl'ulta of Faith''
N....-1 Qlre for IDIPta tbrouall IUIIderprt.a
Hey, (1Jfton D. CWm........ Mlllltaf. .,._...,
GIUfNiflT COMMUNITY CHURCH
<United Chulch of Chrlltl
Hlllalde and Crncent Roada - Phone 474·t171 <aaornlqal
IJDa~ ll
a.m.
Wonblp
S..loe
IID4l
Sud&¥
SAODI
. SU~Wr)· raN> fpr lnfanltt t:l-8 IUUaid~J
Rt>v. Harry Taylor IUI4 Rev. Sberry 'l'aJior, M1nlaten
SPRING
SUMMER
FALL
WINTBR
Whatever the season . . . .
VVhatever the temperature
You are invited to worship with us!
GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH
.,'-4112
Bible ~· for aU •«" (SwtJ
Muada)' Wonlllp
.. II :GO
Mid-week Service (Wedl
1101
B:U.t 1 :01 pm
1:10_pm
to
hrou~rht
thr
lb tl'f'tln~ piRc-f'.
I nvuld Wlllklnl( nn th .. nrwlv
••·••do·d, day nrr•a. P••rhapA thr
t·a~kf't
I~
unlv !oelx
indW!il
f hf• BUrfllC'P, not SiX f••rt.
Qn,.
bf'loY.'
Burst thy cage asunder, and even as the Phoenix
of love soar into the firmament of holiness.
nt'\'l'f
knt)Ws Thf' Run hflat~ down on thf"
hJt.rd dirt nr•"l. ns T rut around
it
f'or\(rwwh•·s and nnt!'l walk
•·roN!-1 th•· Tlh,··~·. Rmld th•· un
grnwi nR' !il'r'Hl~ ~f'l'fl
T finish tfw cultinl!' nru1 sit in !il
lr•tl,c·•· on thr· rn•'w"r. Din] C'hirnM
and
h•n\'!'S nbn\'f' mv lwA.d
r·omhin,. fq gh·p th,• n.rrR thr np
pr·~'"Jt.nr·•· of H trnni<'RI rni'l for~·~t.
T'"' ir•rn nrrh't>!'C to tak" mro
l ... ,.,~
'R'' tht· wr~v. tht• drlvPr a~k~
M
fauull~ 1111~ &•it· nit· al ',r 1·t·n,IM•It l.ulu• Ia ark, Snn .. AnJt.
17, 1'?-t 11.m.
,,.,.t
submitted.
Gudrun H. MHls
City Clerk
l.ocJoldn&'
did Anybody grnh my
~1milf~.
lrl(~
T just
345-2918
P. 0. Box 245
Greenbelt, Md, 20770
or
474-4090
out ol 1111 ldteben wiD-
dow ~
trub
-a
ap, I aw 811
belli&' emptied bJ a .....
eaD
looldnc t7Pe -.ery UIIIUre oar
:ter
own
cleaD--eut
clt,y
-plo)>eea.
Special pick-up! I -clerecl? I
wondered l!'ftll more when ·I ·aw
my · Heft;, dlaappeariJII' ·illto the
trunk ol a Jlu.tanc II. CuriouRr
IUid curlouler, I decided to follow
and found lli:J8I!If In an alley behind
Left to right, Dr. J. Marshall Dunn, Katharine Buker, Rev.
K•. ~ulcer and ~ess Goble at June 1 ceremony at University
Cbristi~n Church m Hyattsville honoring Rev. Buker for his years
ol &ervtee.
-photo by Fuchs
No Retirement for Greenbelt
Golden Ager Kenneth Buker
hy Wlni Milan
A man who loves people-this best characterizes the Rev.
Ktmneth Buker. The feeling here is mutual; he is known and
loYed throughout Greenbt>lt for his efforts to help his fellow man
and community. During 11 years of residence here he has
participated in an impressive number of organizatti~ns and
projects.
Recipient of the first Award of ville for his many years of miniMerit In Scoutlnc iSBued In Prince stry prior to retirement, and the
Geercea County, In 1972, the Rev. ministry that he has continued to
Buker will soon receive a 4~year perform in that congrrgatlon and
Scouter certificate for his years here In GrCl'nbrlt. Active as an
of efforts in Scouting. At present F:ld<•r Emeritus at Un"'''"'';IY c.h;·;~­
hi! Is chaplain of the Pnt::>:o"lt dis
tlan, h<' Is also a frNJucnt Sll"aktrlr.t of Bny Soouts, :\nd prnbu~l~· er In pulpits of many Greenbelt
the only electrd district chaplain ehurcht>s.
From thl' ·b<'ginning of his min·
in tbe United Stall's, The rl'asons
for this man's len({thy fi< :·.-Ice in iatry career, the RI'V. Buk<'r has
Scoutlnc are reveaif'd in his state- been l'l'Umenical, d11tlng back to
meat, ''Teaching and dlrl'Cting boys days when he served· through the
IUid tfrla between the agee of 12 YMCA and thl' Fl'dcratlon nf
ucl 11 to paths of pu rpo~~eful liv- Churches. During that time h<'
Ing Ia thr field of endravor which, went replarly to ont' church In
to Dl<', holds grt'ater attraction Indianhrad. which was rrached by
a boat from thr Navy Yard. The
than any otht>r."
boat rPturned at ~ p.m., RO whl'n
Thr Rev. Buker Is also now Bl'r
vine as Secretary of tlw Mrmber h~ wantPd to remain and mt"Ct with
.AdYII!Qry Council of Greenbelt th<' young people there. he boat
COil8Umrr Services, 11nd Is on tht' hikrd home. Surely som" of his
Credit Union Board. An activ<' rides must have born with rum
mf'•bi>r of th!' Grrrnbrlt Lions, he runners during thosP prohibition·
hu bern chaplain of this group tlmt's. but hi' pmer~··•l from f'nt·h
for 8 years. He is also chaplain, rill<' unhurt.
As a rrsult of th<' R,.,.. Buko•rs
and a formt'r prrsldont. of th<'
optimism, .. ncourngPmrnt nnd hard
GrePnbrlt Goldrn Age Club. Ef
work. he was Instrumental in thr
forts on bt•half 'of thr senior cltl
zen& hPrP includr his worklnl( to building of two chun:ht•s .turing
get the pr<'Ment ioungr for their hi• ministry caro<'r. Who·n sent
use In the Youth C<'nt••r, and 11 to lt'rvc as pastor of K<•nilworth
number of l't'cont appmrances be· PrrsbytPrian Church, he rneountrrl'd a disooutRI{<'O l{rnup tluit had
fore city council to grt city spon
tried unsueet'ssfully to rl\lsr mon<'y
s11rahlp of eonstruotion of a C:reen
brforr for a new buildlnl!'. With
belt senior oltiz!'ns building.
an offrring of $3.25 he brgan a ·
"One of our most faithful nwm
new building fund which I'Vcntually
brra, always with th•· ~,.,I nf lh<·
r<'•ultcd In the nl't'd<•d nrw church.
dty llt heart," says former Park
Whlll' srrvlng 14 years as pastor
and Rccrrutlon Ad\'lsory Board
of Cheverly Christian Church, the
Chairman Jo<• Wilkinson of Rrv.
Rrv. Buker canvassPd the neighBukrr's membership on PRAB.
borhood to enU•t support for a
His knowledj!'e of propll' and spe
,·ommunily <·hun·h. Thnt dream
t•ial intrrrst in nrrrl!' nf ynuth nnd
~I'Tlif'r riti?:f'llS h:n·t• JWO\'t'l1 \'RIU
nblr to PRAB.
Citi•r•ns m:ty har·· nnt:ct·d tlw
R<'v. Bul:t•r's p:·,·st'IHT •: rily·,·ntm
dl mf'Pting-s
h\· i!" lll':l!'l\· al
... wavs tlwrP. quirt ly li~trning to
wh~t is hapr•·ning in tht· city iw
dr~ltrlan
waikwn)·s
throughout
Gr('(lllbolt. "For .. xampl<', he wns
just In ycstPrday to nntflfy us that
the undcrpa'u at Gnrd<fr;way Ia full
of rravcl," commented Glea~>.
Wider community actlvltlca Include belnr , a charter and life
-ller of Cheverly American Letfon Pofi 108 and honorary chaplain. He also holda membership
111 La Societe to:8 No. 211G of the
AMerican Letfon. He hu alao done
mud! work with youth thro1111h the
YOIIIIC Ktn'a · Chrletlan Auoc:laUoa IUid u a life mrmbrr of the
worlcl'a Interdenominational youth
orpnllatlon, Ule In~matlonal So,Juln u,. fur
Grab-Bac.
Gree~~belt
lo\'f'R. ( 'ity ~hu~:IRPt' .Tamt·~ Git'st•
rharnf'lrrizPS tlw Rrv. Bui<Pr ~.s
f\n rnPrgt•til' advo('~tp of SRfP Jlf'-
Tho Jrround mu!llt hnv,.. ht>••n
Rrt•(l.
•oft thnt day tho••·
16, 197~.
HIGH HOLYDA Y SERVICES
· For Natiooal Coolest
Now that the lale of the theft
of Dr. KIIIIDpr'a trub bu beeD
made public, we cu tell :JQU about
a almllar ID~ the
Holy
monum~"'nts.
The Board of Elections will appoint Judl(es and Clerlu of
., ........, ,.,.,
Hebrew School
Recreation Revitw
clet.1 of Christian Elldt'flvor. He
mallei replar triJIII Into the Dlatrlct of Columbia to attend mf'rlIJIII flf ~hu of the Round
Table IUid ol the Oldelt Inhabltantl of the Dlatrlct of Columbia.
~tly a neW honor hal been
belilloW'fd upon thia acUve cltben.
on June 1 be wu pl'ftt!nted an
Honored Mlnlater'a pin at UnlverR:ty Cbr:atlan Omrrl. Lt H)·atta
b{'l'l\mt' a· TPA.Iity. and is now thP
a bulldlnc which booed the omees
of a newepaper lflven -to wrltln1
lurid atorlea about famoua and
Infamous ·typea. Wonderlnc which
category I fell Into, I returned the
next nilht and ripped off hlr
~ Amon&' the banana peela,
brown !lap, apple eore11, and trivia
about Jackie and Onuela, I found
the followinl memorandum:
"Operator No. 006-% rel)Ortlnl.
lnvestlpted subject's trll.lh IUid
found the tollowlnr: One left aboe,
black, with brown aboelac:e; 123
peach pita; WlllhlnltGG 'rllln
Henld dated June 3, 1942; one
Edael trunk key; eleven cople1 rf
Grembel& NMl'S Revit-w with
columns clipped; yellow paces 11f
Topeka, Kanllas phone book; burntout book of matches."
On th .. bottom of this document
was scrlbbll'd th~ followlnl quota·
tlon: ''This Is thr trash Ieat truh
I havr evrr srrn. ;Pure garbagr.
It has no. redeeming social value.
I'm quitting this dumb job to g,.t
a nice clran position on a prt'sldentlal campaign commltter."
De gustlbus non dlsputandum
est. or, loosrly translated, there's
no accounting for tastes, as the old
lady said Wht'n shr klssf'd thr
cow.
The Clt,y of Oreenbi!Jt'a Rec_..
tlon Depertment bu become a ballat In the 18711 National Gold
Medal Awarda for ~oe b
the Field ol RecratlaD 1114 PaltuJ
Jlaaapmenl The aokt Jleda1
AWard~ pqram honon ud focu.ea natloaal attent.loll OD departmenbl wblcb baVI! · 1 made · superior eoutrlbutloiiiJ In meetln&' tile
NCNatJonal llftdl of tlletr eomm'DIIItlel.
The other ftJialillte, ID the catqmy, are Newark, New York;
Mc:Aillater, Oklaboma and. N'ew
Brllfhton, MlnMIOta.. Formal preaeatation of the awards wiD take
place at the National Recreation
Park AlllociaUon COnrrea,
Daliall, Texu In October.
To determine a winner, a slide
preeentatlon and scrap book Is uaed
for 11 aecond round of judclnc.
The Youth Center Is In nt!ed of
pictures and/or slldee for thla ftnal
judclng. Anyone haYin1 taken,
Within the laat year, pictures ;;; recreational aetl-vltlee and epeclal
events In Grecnbelt, pleue bring
them to the Youth Center Bualneu
Oftlce u 100n u J)CIIIIble. They Will
be reviewed and duplleatee will
be made. AD pictures Will be returned.
In-Home
1V Service
ua
17 Yem' Elperieace
Fair and Prompt
8ef
I IN
Call 588-4166, 565-0001
FIRST 'FEDERAL
~
SAVIIIS & LOll
OF ANNAPOliS.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF
Certificates up to 7.75~
·
yielding 8.17"AII certificates $1,000.00 minimum
Federally Insured
GREENBELT HOMES, INC.
Hamilton Place
There Is a subalbtlal penalty on early withdrawal of all certlftcatea.
Greenbelt, Md.
TO\\'SIIOI'st:s:
'Bpautifuliy locah•ri
br. bril'k tnwnhous••
for $20,000.00.
this
:!
2 hr. franw
Ex<"PIIont buy
ra 'rl'fgiwashor 'dryo•r
home
& 2 'fir cond, $14.251100. Slop!.
BELTWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
GREENBELT, MARYLAND e 474-eoot
Main ofttce: ·20U Well St
Annapolia, Md. 2U01
5.5% Passbook Savings
O('(',
Lo\'Ply
at
~
br. framr horn(', t•nr-
1H•r loeation
lmpnwrd kitnko• yard
eben & bathroom
t'Xtf'nding out to wr)od:-\
Twii Pines Savings & Loan Aan.
105 Centerway
$ 16.ROO.OO:
Greenbelt, Maryland
( 'lwvcriv ! ;uitl'd Mt·thndist Church.
Bdon• . rl'tiring and
<;r('Pilbf•lt. lw l-l!'r\'~>d
mo\'ing !to
th·,. nnd a
half yt>ar ... as JHlfltor nf l". rst_ <•Juis
ti;m <:hurd1 t1f
f~dg,•m, 1' 1 '.
m·1ro·.
An :tf':i\+· mln:::lty
t·atTt'l'
Ratti
.couplt•d
with mil. h parlidpat'i(':l 111 L'tJffi
muni.:y nrti\·itit•H »>'Juld lun·~· bt.'f'll
blJS\' l'lll'UJ!h f:•r :tll\"!'~1 · b"t :mm··
lh'\\: •::~· H '\'. 'I1ul<~·r :~J!;;q Mnn:l~~Pd.
t'l hold n. full limt• position with
t'w lnl"rn:\1 Re\'l'lliH' Brr\'it·_r dur
ing nil tlt" )'I'RrS he Stlldit'd for
and ••·rved In thr ministry.
Wife KatharlnP and children
Barbara. KPnneth, Jr., and Joyc~
have bet'n the Rrv. Buker'a IUP·
port tn all hla activities. An ext rrmely likable peraon hl'nelf, Mn.
BukPr hu lately ~n active aervlnr
u ~retary of the Golden All!
Club and hu written some lnaplrlnl relltfoua poetry at Camp P'artheat Out. which both the and the
RM'. Buker attend r.ach yt>ar.
"Someone evfl')'body wollld likr
to know and ml'l't: a wonderful
man with a head full of wlldom;
outrolnl and 1enerou1, with a eonatant concern for thoae around
hlm"-thell! are juat a few of the
many nice thlnp frlenda and u•oclatea of thla r~markablt> man
have to ay ahout him. People
!Ike the Rev. KPn Buker m•kr
Gre<'nbelt an Pl!prclally nlct' place
to live.
~
474-6900
\\",, han·
ni«:dy
:1
,·ast ,..,,.],
:nu.J
lorHtl•,}
prnJWrlit•S from
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t
:mprn\···d
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SP
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INSURED SAVINGS
by
Maryland Saving• • Share Insurance Corporation
FOR
INFORMATION
oqR CO-OP
ON
to
CALL NOW - SALES OFP'ICE
OPICN
7
DAYS
A
WEEK FOR INFOJU(ATION
AND
ltO,oot.eo per aecoUJI&
TOWNI!OUS~~S
ASSISTANCE
IN
CHOOSING YOUR HOMK
8:30 Lm. to 6:00 p.m. Mon. Fri.
10:00 am. to 5:00 p.m Sarurday•
ol NOON to ti:OO p.m. 8unda:YB
HOURS
9-11
Mon.-Thurs:
Friday
9-8
Saturday
8-12
Services
a..pw. ..... r.y
Mall
" - t a ~ by lllaU
.,...tor:J
.....
NIPt
111-., Odin . .
A holldaya.
N*'71JMee
free .. _ . ......
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GR!IiiNBlHtf .NIIWS R!:YIEW
Thtusday, Aui(Ust 14. 1975
SWIM TIAM N&WS
Pact- 4'
Disposal of Solid Waste
Is Major City Problem
by Alfred Skolllik
19isposal of Greenbelt waste is a major problem facing the
city and other ne&rby mURicipalities. At present Greenbelt is
sharing with College Park the use of a landfill on Agricultural
Research Center property. The cut-off date for use of this landfill
is January 1. 19i8'.
The city Is now <'Xploring se\·- !ems. according to Giese.· It promeral alternatives .. The only assured ises cheaper disposal costs \The
altcrnatiw at thia point Is the University ls talking in terms of
Brown station landfill operated by charging half the cost of landfilPrill<'<' (rt'orges county. This site ling for the refuscl and the shortest
is ab,,ut 1S miles from Greenbelt. haul distance. At the same time, it
thu:'
ilh.'rP.as:ng
-~·l)n~idt:'rably
thf'
t ra:~:.:r·\'rta:in!~ l'l)~t of rc-fn.5t~ dis-
P 1:-;al.
1:~·
ad,!i:ion. thC' C'harge for
d1~po:-::1l :1t the Br·)\vn !'tation sitt.'
i:-: S.l :\ t,l:l l'l··mr 1:·t•li with $3.46 at
r.. ~ ·1.r, :~ l \ ::t• r landfill. Til··
, :-:l ..:i:l> ~ :h:1t i~ t.'l)!1,~ds a to
•ll-' .:· !'~·fus.· :1 day. 6 d.1ys
·1D :nns regular trash.
·al
r~rkUjl
'.
Transfer Statio~ls
T;,,. ·n;mty i..; i!l tht.• proerss of
r•·\· ...q::i-! i: ..- :-:o!id w.'.:;~t' :llan. by
i!l.,.:.llll!i:•g , ):w · ·r
t\•.',1
:
~i:ii!"""~
tlw wast·· : . • product:' mUl'h
:11 t•df'd t.'nt.•rgy ~1nd it t'ould rf'J.ucP
: :a• opt·r.:l,.:ing l'O.H of the t•nivt.•r-
Pl~nning-
ransff'r sta·
r.11mmission
by Sue .Jo(]J'e.abl'lt out.swam four teams •n
by N1111CY 8polq
_ division E to place second, belaind
The Greenbelt Labor Day Festi- BCCY. Aplnat the beat swimmers
In the lllvJalon, the followlnc people
val Steering Committee baa olficlally renamed the Outstandln~ placed In the top six: John Schrlder
Kuh Realtor, hopei t11at you
Cltizerw Award aa the Joseph Cip- (three flrsta), Claudia Watters (first.
1D
riano Qutstandlq Citizen Award, second and third), Salkla Vander- lfwlll be RuiiiAil In to and let us ierve you In all your
to be clven In memory of the late zon (1st, tie for 3rd, and lith l,
real eetate needs. No, 8tlepfeB
Mr. Cipriano. "Pop", as known by Ginter Gordon (ftratl, Bob MonInvolved, juat walk Into our ofmost Greenbl'lters, was an active gelli <second, second and third\
flee at University Boulevard and
participant in the Labor Day Fe&- Lynda Blue (second, fourth and
Rhode Island Ave. In Collele,
ftfthl, Carmen Brun <Second and
tival since it bepn .20 years ago.
Park.
During the earlier years of the sixth!, Ralph Jones (second>. Agnes Schrider <three thirds!, MariFesti\·al. he could IK! seen around
the carnival area with what one- ~ue Vanderzon <third and fourth!,
old-timer described as the "Strong John Coloe and Kevin Shaurh1\llcha.t'l, Roman~ in your
nrssy <third and fifth l. Reggie
Man" act. ~laking floats was a hobapartment or small h"me? We
bv hr <'njoyed and he had entries Smith and Carol Yaney 'third'
hnve ,a beautiful sclt'ction of
i,; th<' l.:.abor Day Parad<' annu~lly.
f.ct'n ·BiuP t fourth. fourth 31\d ~ixth ),
homes t h roughour Pr1ncr t';eorLa;t vrnr hr won the srcond-plaer
Andrt•\\' (~rc:oig (fourth antl sixth'.
grs Co .. including this ju~t Hsted
trophy for hls homemadt• float
Drian L')fgrPn nnct .Jpff n"u~lns
aU brid< ('!I.IH' Cod in' nadinnt
ctl!::::::ting- nf a pony.Orawn cart b•·
twgntiate
purchase options on potential landt11l s" s not already ownPd by the
county. Oncf' thP s:t£"s bPcome av ..
ailabh• H"rtlo,·r recommrn<.ls that
bids bt· sohdtrd from privat" manag••ment firm• willing and ablr to
create thf;' rrcrPational fn<'ilitif's.
T~ash t'or F.ner1o·?
Dt·tWt't'!l St'ssion~ of tht· G,•rwnd
.\:-o:-::,•mb!:;. a spPrial subrnmr:1itl··P
. ·i thP :.\!aryb~:d FhusP of D,•k
c~t>·.:;
h:ls bt•t•n C!Jnsidt·ring ways
th,• shart• that Grt•l'rt
b· l: and •)t!H.'r municipaiitirs m:,y
:· .. ,·,·:·.-~...>: frum tax rPvrnu(' and rc
f
!!~cr,·asing
····nu.•-sharing programs.
One proposal before the comm'tt•·,, b;· Del. Leo Gret'n would
·,,.:PBS<' th<' percent'lge distribu
ti•m of eounty piggy ·baek incom••
r.•cc·ipts that art' shared with the
"'"n'dpalitics to ·10 percent of the
i•>c'l\1 4ncom<' tax levied by the
•'•llltlty and collected from the res!
d··nts of municipalities.
Another proposal. sponstm·d by
D•'l. Gerard F. Devlin. would In
crease. the municipal sharr of FPd
.. mt r<•\'Pnue -sharing money by
sp.-cifying that tht' State piggy·
bal'k income tax collected from
o nd shar.,d with tho municipal sub.
•'' \'isions b<' cnMidPred part of th•'
municipal tax effort
which is a
criterion for receiving rrv<·nu<· ·
sharing funds.
Devlin PXplalnf'd that revpnursharing monies ar<' distributed nn
the basis of a three factor formula
which Incorporates variables rrlatlng to population. per capita In
'come and tax effort. His bill would
alter th<' input of the tax effort
portion of the formula in Mary!3nd by reducing the county tax
effort and incr<'aslng the mnnlclpal
~ax effort. "The net rrsult of this
would provide tax relief for Greenbelt tax payers lJv gh·lng them
relief for thP municipal servlres
Grccnbl'lt provides which takes the
load off the Prtncc Georges county
govrrnmrnt," De,•lln explained.
<kdt··d w;th flow<'rs. A fl'\\' ~·e~rs
a~:o t \w Ft'stival honored Pop by
:;;Plt•din;: him to bP on(' of tlw two
Par:o•h' ~larshals i!t the I~'lbor D"Y
Par~d<'. In later years. Pop· coultl
f·lu!"thl. ~Ltrl< Rhlt• and n •'1 (~;!
:• a ttifth a!1·l si·-:thl. Lyn:1 I.abu
i<'lS
,;·:th.
Where There's Smoke
b)' Bob ~iogl'i
agnln. partiripnting through a do~·nur "nr or your trash might
nntion of $100 to the Festival.
Pop. who lived a short distance h1• obstructing your nparrst firP
b<'yond the Greenbl'lt city limits. ll\'drant or fire Ian<' .. and could
drlnv fir<' fighting npprations.
w:t:-; mndP an honorary citizen of
'W r would appreciate your ronGrrr:~bclt through a proclamation
cPrn fnr ~·our nf"!'ighbors in ('RS~"
approwd by the rity council in
November of 1970. In 19i3. thr we respond to their fire cmergrnrr
council approved another proclaor evPn yours.
By the way. there is a law ·that ..
mation congratulating him on his
will cost you $5 for lllpgal
95th birthday.
A native of Italy, Pop came to
parking
plus towing and court
this ar<'a In 1910 and built hls own costs
nrnr a fire hydrant or In
home with the help of hls broth£>r. n fire lane.
He was a road supervisor for the
. . . prohibits littering or dumping
Lanham District and was instru- · tra•h by the road•ldc which could
mental in the planning of the precost ~·ou up to $50.
sent Greenbelt Road. The Road As, TnRtead of lugging all your ml•sociation wanted to name thP road
rrllanrous trash. cllpnlngs. etc. to
after him In appreciation of his
the roadside Clncluding some of
t•t'forts but Pop declined the offer. von who dump It in front of th<'
However. the present Cipriano
~epre•t ftrr hydrant>. why don't
Road wu named after Pop because
von tr.'.. u•lno; vour telrphone for
of his contribution of land needed
~ special trash pick· up? (474-SOOtl
to l'ro\•ldc a connection b~twr.'n
and plrase leav., it properly packGreenbelt Road and Annapolis
ailed In your own yard.
Road.
You hav<' thr brst trash collerIn 1937. when the federal government decided to build thr City tion s<'rvlce In the countrv. Thank•
tn B•1ddy Attlck and his efficient
of Greenbelt ns a federal project.
rrf'WS.
Pop was given the position of road
1'rv It - - vou'll like It~ ~
supervisor. Hr retired in 1949 at
Yonr compliance will avoid the
the age of 73 due to a back disarerrlnt of an rxnenslve citation and
bility resulting from a fall.
In addition. will snerd up our fir.
No finer award could br given
d<'partmrnt operations In Urnes of
In memory of Pop than that of the
n,..,.d_
Outstanding Citizen which Is judgKrep Greenbelt r!Pan ~
ed on services brneftting the community. He was inv"lvod In all aspects of his community and enjoyed
State Farm
his work as w ..lt as his recreation.
Insurance
As the Labor Day Festival draws
nearer there is a deep feeling of
Borgwardt
personal loss among local citizens
who knew Po;-o. Not much can 'le
474-8400
said except, "Pop, we'll miss you."
&a&o - We - B -
Ron
10!11 Baltimore BmL
Collf!tre Park, Md. 10'1&8
(on U.S. 1 at the Beltway)
Greenbelt
Transmissions
o.. :n;..:
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·r.·! ;u·r!Jap3 1 111 :n.l11:-.try ,,t ' f 1r :rr\\'f'r
co:·:l t:·~u~ ,· 1!1\ •·:1t,mn! ''ll•·r;..:y '"''lllf·
I}VJ.•
~I·•! ··:.,nd !Jtllnd :1··J.ll J,}an~ and a. c·Pn·1\-· d ':r·{·•.rknl distribution. lt.3
ln:ildinw a,,. hf·-l'-•··1 by ~!1':\m. ·wei
it.; •·r~t>rgy bill f''Jffif•s ! o SIJ.:i()r,,e,oo ·
ft. p·n.r. 1t b ff•lt that hy "on• true·
ting an inf'!nf'ra'·lr th,. T·ni'''•rsity
oan prnducf' sutnd,·nt stPam for
taking care of its h•·ating n•·1·ds ·~x·
'"Pt durinll p•·ak periods. Th" Un-
<fifth and til' for sixthl. and
.Ins G;1rdm !t1fth), 1\'lary llist:\!1)'
:·n·d J:m Vandc•rzon t·nl'h pl·,t·;·d
bP Sl't~n rt·~ting in his whPPl chair
w1,ik ;ttt•·nding tl)P opt.•ning rPr·
fl'motn- at thP Ft:'stival and otH'P
Cit\' manag(•r .Jamf's (iif·st• :tlso
repo~ts that tlH• t•nin•r"iily of
~lar)'land is t·xploring U1•· f•·a .ihilitY of burn·
·a .. h '·· pr,,·fiH'P
slf'am fo
~·at and Pl··dril'ity Jn
MOVING?
159 Centerway
Flat Rate or Hourly
Hnm•st, Ht•llabl" Work
E•!H'rlt•n•·oo & Jlto~dahle
~
\\'o'4'kda)'S
Sawyer's Moving Service
S-1
Satnrda)'S
1162-2019
474-1800 - 474-1801
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You'll br Czar y if you don't
hurry to see this beautiful and
much improved 2 bedroom end
frame eo op hom•• in Greenbelt,
many extrns. lowly yard, woods
In back: would you belie\'e only
$15.1)()().00; owner has bought
another home and wants action .
There's no Ruputln the fact
that property \'nlues are going
up. This will cl'rtainly Include
a handsome 4 bedroom Colonial
in the hard-t(}.-gct Lakeside section. This fine home Is offered
and h.ls been VA appraised at
$65 l!OO with no down to qua lifted \'Pt. Why not tak" advantage of this ver)' great opportunIty.
This one Is a ('rown Jewel,
nnd you'll agree when you see
lt. We feature a 4 bedroom.
2 1; bath Colonial In Belair In
absolute model home condition,
and offered on all terms In the
forties. VA appraisal oridered;
you must see this one right away.
Whether Anaatasla home or
likes to travel. she will love this
beautiful masonry horne located
near the Greenbelt Center; In
fact, we have a choice of two,
priced from $20.500 to $20,900.
Let us show you both of these
·nlc~ homes.
Knlrhak? No this home 's
nPitlwr ('old nor a Shn,ck; Its
an •ulmlral or at kast an adnllrahl•· ramhl<,r in the Lanhnm
a rt•a: 11 beautiful 4 bedroom
rambl<-r with <'<'Ill. A.'C, large
r .. r. room with bar. carpeting
and mnnv extras: \'A nppralsrd
at M~.r,flfl. so lets tall< business.
FREE ESTIMATES
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lm1wrlal ('h""''· in a 5 bt'droom all brick home in Woodland Hills. We brli<'Ve that once
you see this home you won't
b" able to resist either the home
or the setting. Priced to aell
on VA or FHA terms at $114,750.
Let us discues this one with you.
I
OUEEI
for
Catherine we hav~ the Ol'l!lli
Value of the year. A 4 bedroom bl-level home, almoet ne'l'
and In auperb condition, cent
A/C, appliance• all extraa, and
priced to Bell at only $44,11110.
s..., It now.
Council
A STRONG INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
We Grcenbelters are especially privilepd to live in a small town community within a large
metropolitan area. QUEEN believes. that this upcoming bicentennial council has the sober
responsibility to preserve Greenbelt's uniqueness and yet make solid plans for the future
. . . (i.e., safe bikeways, well-maintained recreational facilities, convenient transportation
for the elderly, etc.)
Remember to Register
Special registrations this Friday and Saturday. QUEEN is challenging five incumbents he needs the support of you and your friends. If you have issues for the bicentennial council qr if you would like to be active in QUEEN'S behalt, just call· him at 345-3532.
Authority of J. Neumaier, Treu.
Payrdl Savings, Plan.
give you room Pnout~h for your
familr. Tt has .J bedrooms, sep.
din. rm .. 1 ', b~ths radiant heat.
and many fratur<'s. At 539.950
on all terms this is n rPal opportunity.
On September 16, support
JACKM.
,... . • • . tile
·.After·=·~
'Vnllt·y·. n.:-:1!' c\'t'Q'th:tlg, that will
:1~
lv<'r•ity would require 800 tons of
trBllh a day in order to produce the
91\0 million pounds of steam It requires.
The University has schPduled
planning moneys for thla project tn
ita 1977 fiscal budget construction
funds for 1978. It Is expecting to
r"cP.ive ftnanclal help from the
Bureau of Mine&. thP Envlronmen·
tal Protection All't'llcY and other
aourcH.
The University would rely subatantlally upon rPfuiiP. received at
a county trarwfer station. Gleae
Mid It Ia uncertain u to whether
Ort!<!nbelt could take refuse direct·
lv •o the University plant. or would
h*ve to go to the transfer station.
'l'h•· f~rm~r would obviously be 'l
:- -· -~~"""'""t loclltion to the city.
The University proponl. if feulbl,., offert the best solution to
Grt!<!nbelt's waste disposal prob·
'"
In Memery of ..Pop•
Delegates Push Tax
Sharing for Cities
t i•lll<
one to be locatPd In th••
,·i,·mity of :he P.<~ marina and thr
other :o bP locate<.! near Bowie. A
transf•'r station would take refuse
f·· •m •!:.. ··oll.•ction trucks. pack it.
and rdoa<.l It into larg•' semi-trailer trucks which would carry the
refuse to thP landfill. It would re. ~'>•'•' haul time but there would also
be an incrpased disposal cost over
I 'nt nf tht' Brown station. At preS•.'Ilt thr county has no means of
flnn:l·'ir.g the constrU<'tipn of these
!adlities.
:'lit. TrashmorP
Another alternntlvr bPing consld·
rre<.l under the new count)' waste
disposal plan is a landfill site in
the northern part of thr county to
be dr\·rlope<.l in the :.H. Trashmore
concept. mueh ns is bring built in
\'irginia Beal'h. Thi; eonrrpt. proposrd by county councilman David
Hartlo\'e, would lnvol\'e the cons~ructlon of a large hill from com·
parted trash and soli whlcll when
fully denloped would br utilized
for a \'ariety ·of recreational acth1ti<'B surh as skiing. tqbogganing.
and S'l:lp box racing.
Hart low Is asking that a pilot
projeet. prf'designed and d"'·eloped
so that eitizen use can begin in
thr<'e to 1\\'e years. be started on a
s;··· rnP\'t·ni,-.nt to C'ollf'ge Park,
Ci'" .• ,~1··1· Bow\ •. ()r Laur~"l
Hartlow proposes that the ~lary­
land :-;,.tinll'd Capital Park and
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lASH INC., REALTOR
I
UNIVI!lMrrY BLVD. 1:
RRODII ISLAND AVE.
345-2151
LilT IL\8II HELP YOU!
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Can you tell the ~erence.
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=:;s.•..:-r~
There isn't any. And that's the pomt.
~e.&r.;:.~
Jo~ the PaY!Qll Savings.Pl8n is,so easy .._..
•
and.P · ess, yo~ll hardly notice you: re savmg.
All you do 1S stgp. up at wor~Tlien an • .
amount you specify is automatically set astde
froll} your paych~ck and used to buy U.S.
Savings Bonds.
And while ;you're spending your take-home
nay; you're still building a solid nest egg•
• 1laybe you won't look any different. Or feel
any different.
But you'll be a !attiche....
ltdonl
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· Thul~y. Aucust 14, ms
THE GRDNBBLT NEWS
Cl~ASSIFIED 8
!'ocj~/;J:r~~~JII
11.110 for a 10-word mla!mn- 10c
l
»poh
soring a book booth during the La
bor Day Ft-st.lval. Anyon<• wish
lng to donate booka may drop
them off at boxes locatl'<l at th.- ·
Co-op Supermarket, Twin Pines, ur
Springhill Lake Community Houa"
startlnr Thursday, Auruat H. Mys-teries. pocketbooks, comics, chll
drrn'a booka, booka of any kind
are needed/ If pickup service I~
needed call Roberl4a :McNamara at
3411-1202.
for ~b addltioaal word. &;;~i.aat
.c111 In wrltlna. acc:Gmpanled by
eaah pa)'ltlent, either to the Newt
~'lew oftlce at 16 Parkway before
10 p.m. of the ~ PncedlDI
publication, or to the Twin Ptnea
SaviDP and Loan oftlce.
Tlwn 11 DO chaqe for advertlalnr
ltellll •u.t art fowld.
Educational books and pmes for
all ql'll. Leasure Learnln1 ~n
trr. Beltway Plaza 474-1200.
·DIAL TRUTI-I
YARD SALE: Port. dishwasher. excellent cond.. baby equip. and
more. U Empire ·Pl., Greenbelt.
m-2'!M Sunday.
PIANO, ORGAN. Acctedltatlon lncludra National Oulld aC Pl.- Teaebera, National ~ettca o1
orpn Teechen, and CertUieatloft
by Maryland State allll Jlualc
'feaeben National Alloclatlona.
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Colleae Park, M6-1113.
YARD SALE: 1 famlUes, Sat., Aur.
18, 1G-4. 2-D Gardenway. Toys.
furn., m~ycle pta., baked roods (t
ver~ much bald. "' misc.
TEACHER needs sitter for toddler.
GUITAR LESSONS expek1\eed
tt'Sther. tolk of claallcal: 3411-3581
1$3.'"0 hr:l
n._n4e.
GREENBELT-One _bedroom furuish<-d apt. A/C, carpeted-free In
··~·:hanl<' lor babyslttln(, daytime
•·nlv. w~•·kdays. _414-9141.
..
ijJw;.<; NEF.D CUTTINO? Anythin& •·lae? Call me. Jl'reddle Balu~h 474-94011.
I
ebarp $11.00/hr.
1 am worth IL
TYPEWRITER REPAIR. BLI«'1'RIC. STANDARD AND PORTABLES. C'all •14--tOta. -
ANTENNA
PROBLEMS
s.a. A 8enicle
EVERY DAY
Expert antenna man wtU
iruJtall new /repair antel!lla
for
AHic or Outdoors
474-5530
<:ALDWIIlLL'S WASIIJD\ IBRVICE. AU makea expertly repalnd.
411lhorbed Whirlpool dealer. OR
4--&11111.
<KARlE'S POODLE UROOKINGI
make your appointment& today.
Call 4?~t.
Recorded music and inspiration by telephone
'\
TROMBONE.
TRUMPET and
VOICE LJ!lSSONS.
Prof-lonal
mualclan with cletrree. ~
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Expt'rt and R~llable Plano Service
to Grt•·nbelt since 1980. B<!nJamln
s .. rk•.lsky 474-611H.
PIANO LESSONS: Peabody ConJO••rvatory Graduate. ae.tnneraAdvaD«4. 474-t222.
-eats.
HOUSE DOCTOR
t::opPtt eraltunan wW l'tlpiDell
......_window~
miA elee-
&rilwl .1oM. wall pat.clllq, - amlr IIIII, tok. "-nble aMda
111111 yanl <luth>to. Call anytime.
474-5530
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY et
IDW ratl'l; packa&'e& from $411. Call
3411-31181 for appt.
FE}fiNIN•; salesperson Is needed
for Monday, Friday and Saturday,
12 noon
7 p.m. If you arc lnlo•r,·slt'<l in working In a chic bou
tiquo·. han prrsonnllty and tall<•
in clotho·• thrn call us: Unlwrslty
HnuiiQU<• International. 7420 Baltimnro• Blvd .. Collt•go• Park, Telt•phont•
~!i7
r,076.
'AR POOl,
want to join or
f•Jrm ,,,, .._. SilL !o HtTO. :14:;
l
~Sell
SEEKING director for pre-achool:
approx. 30 children. Must be Md.
State accredited, Greenbelt area.
Call 262·201111, 262·1807, 502-2083 or
send nwme to M. DuWne. ~H
Rlqe Rd., Greenbelt. Md. 20'110•.·
RIDE NEEDED. VIcinity of No.
Capital St. ... Eye St. for IIChOOI
year. Will share expenses. Call 34030111.
YARD BALli: AU(Uit 28. 237 Laatner Lane.
Refrl(., MlaQ.
A and L Plumblnr·HNtlfll. Jobbllll(·Remodellnr. Olll 11112-mo.
SALE: seal"a 6Ht pL11·ponr table
at 1.(: price: $40:, Call 340-9421. evrnlngs.
PAINTING:
Interior I Exterior.
Reasonable. Referei!Cc. Greenbelter, 9 yean. 3411·21170.
roUND: 2 smali1iiiUI'..,tOO:-:-::..l""s-:-:on::-=:pa"t'i\
between Gardenway and Eastway.
Call 414-8111 betwl!t'n 9 a.m. and
12 noon.
ONE REFRIG.. 16 cu. foot. lroat
freoe. $100. 1971 or 72. Call 11ft~r
:; : 30 p.m. 3411-1910.
voLUNTEERS NEEDED to occa•ionally help serve Greenbelt shutina - The Mcals-on-Wbrcls Program. 779-1000.
~·OR sALE - 2 bedroom frame
homr, n~w kltchrn nnd b~tth,
wooMd yard. $14,000. 474·00119.
YARD sALE: Everything you want
nrul th"n somt•! 10 n.m ..- I p.m.
Friday. 45 H Rid&'-'·
LOST: 7-8 mo. old, aU blnck kit'"" with n blnrl< nnd •liver collar.
'""t Sat.. Aug. 2. Hlllsldr Rd. nrra.
J(o•w:~rd - :14~·2681 or MI!-311J11:
LO\·~Iy 1 br. frnme apt. - good con.,
1 yr. iPBHf'. Two bt·. frnmr town-
Fum..
hou:w - imm. O('C., nic•· location.
For inrormallon on thr!-lt' rPntals
CLAHIN~~T
<>wn TranHpnrtntion. 552-146S.
LESSONS: lst Clal'inl't, 11!'. Army Field Band. BM
PRINnNO SIIVICI.
Day
dt>gn-..· PPabody t ~Oli~Pn·atnry. B~·
l(illn(•r~ Rd\'lln«'Pd.
47-\ 0~:~.
AFTER SCHOOL CARE nec•lo·d for
llrst grad~r. 47~-7679 '''""-
SOFA - Italian l'rovindal. Avtwado with ypllow highli~hts. (;ond
··omlltlon
$30. 141·:?0~9.
l'AINTIN!~-P.xt~rior only. Cull flh-k
Sto•w:u·t. :H~-76S~.
The
Albert/ K. Herllq, 13M Rtdre. a
labor journal18t, was recently Invited to be a rueat of thl' SWedish
governmt'lll · He and hla wife,
~'ranres. Wl're In SWeden from Hay
17 to June 10. Herlln1 Is the edi-tor of the Balulry and Confetotlon.lli'Y News. lhP oftlelal orpn of the
Bakery and Confeetlonary Workers
International Union AFL, {.'10, CU.:
ll'anlodlan Labor Conrr"s l .
Hnlln1 found SwedPn to be a
"fabulous pt.ce" with a viable <'<'G-·
nom)' and only 1.8'11o unemployml'nt.
He was very much lnter.,.ted Ia
tMir work humaalutlon p~
and their vPry lntl'illlt'nt urban
t>lannln(.
While there hf' mtt for about an
hour with the primP mlnllller
<somethlnl few journalists havl'
donfOl. Ht'rllnl asked him about
thl' rtac of crltlclam of thf' rovrrnmo•nt. Thl' prime mlnlstl'r _told him
that Sweden baa n"rr claimed to
br a paradtac and 11 not. Hr said,
"The r..at burden of governmrnt
I• not so much what wr'l"f' doln1
but the thlnp Wt•'re not doing but
should be doln1 and thOSe things
we'r•• dolna that we might .not be
doln1 well pnourh."
HPrllnl saw many Important
thlnp. The elderly werr not laolnted but even those living In n
building with their own age rronp
were In a ~eroup of housra with n
''urlo•ty of ace groups. Hr found
(><'naloners proud of tht'ir r~tlre-­
mo•nt, regarding their ppnslons as
rl'rognltlon of their •·nntrlbtttlnl•
to thrlr country.
f;ummlng up hi• trip Ho·rling
R
lot lt1 lt•tHn~"
FRI. &SAT.
AUG. 15 • 16
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FlEE TO ALL
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JIIIICiare,._,_._.....
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Golden
Aoe Club
.,. Alule lieDo.ld
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July was a buly month for mem· ·
bel'l ot the Greenbelt Ooldeft Age
Club, with their five replar Wed·
nt!llday n~eetm. dates. A IIUa.load
of 48 member~ enjoyed a deltptful
trip to Ocean City on July 8. lncludllll a deUcloua dinner at the
Georp Waablll(ton Hotel with Ita
wide verando and eomfortable
I'CICillq chairs for ~ front
,qbt&eelq. P'or the more energetic, there were about four hours
ot shoilPtq and walklq aloaa the
Boardwalk. The rroup arrived t.ck
-Ill o.r.-belt about 7:30 after a
very pleasant trip.
Another Important activity for
the month was the plannlq and
•~hedullnr of the overnlcht trip to
Wllliamlburr and Busch Gardena
on AU(Uit 7-8. Arrangements for
buth trips are under the direction
of the Travel and Entertainment
cbalnnan, Katie Buinrer.
New members are always welcome to attend thr Wednesday
meetlnp held at 12:30 at thl' Youth
Center.
Herling• ·visit Sweden
,<e:\ld. "Wt• hR\'t'
at
~th
Annual Greenbeh Uttle
League World Berlel wu played
AU(. 2, and. 3 at McDonald's field
between the Glanta, the American
Lua(ue Cbamplona and the Oriola,
the National Leque Champions.
The ftm, pme was won by the
Oriole~~, 3 to 2, In spite of Pat Jackman pltchinr a one- hitter for the
Olanta. John Weeley was the win·
nl111 pitcher for the Orioles. The
second pme was won by the GIants. 11 to 10, In extra lnnlnp.
Randy Oudeman atnrled In the wlnnlnr run In the bottom of the ~ev­
enth for the Olanta. Tcid Rockwell
was the winnlq pitcher. Home.
runs were hit by TocJ Rockwell of
the Glan\8 and Frank Dorsey of
the Oriole~~. The third and decldlnl
pme was won by the Orlolea. 17
to 10. Scott Dod.oa was the win·
nlq pitcher. John Wetlley hit ~
two-run homer and Frank Dorsey
a ~d alam for the Orioles.
14-""'
l'al nli~ious building · hours mriabh•. Cnll 47Hl90·1 wrek day•.
part·tim•· doing maintrnancc at lo-
AL~N
\
Sid Barn"tt and AI Skolnik
squei'Zed ~t it. ·~-point victory at
last Friday's duplicate bridge · slon. Tied for 1eeond place .were
the teams of Lucille and Lou Lushlne and M:arraret t.,ymer-Jule
Churchill. Next pme: Friday, Auruat 22, at the Youth Center, 8 p.m.
Glad to hear that Tlllll' Wetter,
9-.J Rld(e 18 back home after re~ent hoapltallutlon. We wish her
a quick recovery.
Camp Pin.. Tree younpters •n
joyed their trips to the Wildlife
Preserve In ~. and Sandy Pblr.t
State Park. The campers a1eO
obetorved Indian
at Oreen!K-li's
Indian Sprlnp.
Coqratulatlon~
to Greenbrlt's
aaalatant city lllllllqer, Denn-18
Plendak, who received a Muter ,f
Public Administration ~ from
the Unlvel'llt)' of Ptttaburp's
Graduate Sebool of Public and In ·
tPrnational Affairs.
Our deepest aympathy to ~!<!tty
Ll'hman, llG Julian Court, on tho·
death of her mother, Mrs. Katir
Ruah.
.
, all 47-Hl61 or ·174-4244.
o'lliLII t'ARE t.HW To•ndwr ••·o·k•
~'""P"""Iblt• Individual for infant
don•. llally 9-l Htarting S/25. Hds.
\\'ANTED: R••tir<•<i man to work
nil AD SPONSOIED IY
t;lalne Skolnik- 47......
BABY SITTING done In my home.
346-18118.
LOsT-;-North End-·area. White fe·
malt• kitten. 8 mo. old. Gray on
brad. PleaR oall 474·8301.
FUN FAIR
Orioles Win In
Leeg-..e Series
Dr. Vernon Hayer and dau.hters.
Katherine and Sara, of 2-A Weet-· FOR SALE: Used Enrlander mat- way, returned from two weeks
tress and box spring for doubw
~amplq at Bar Harbor :Maine,
bed. In very good condition. Any
reasonable oftH considered. 474- whl're he participated In an lntensl\•e course In Mammalian Genetl,•s
1111248.
at the Jaclulon Laboratory.
COLONIAL Dreaeer. with mirror,
Unda Donahue, daurhter of Mr.
full abed bed and cliNt. $100. Ma- and Mrs. WOllam Donahue,
hopny nlte ltand. $10. 346-4110.
Rtd(e, baa been awarded a fourFOR SALE: 12'XU' Meadow Green year IICholarablp to Northwestern
Rur. 1 year old. $9G. Call 474-CIIIIl. Unlvel'llty In Evanston, IU. where
LOST: Bladen ll'lelci. Au•. 8. Spald· she planl to atudy music. Lklda
lnl wood tennis racquet. $15 re· baa played tile viola In the Park
dale HIP ·School orchestra, the P.
ward. 345-1089.
G. Co. youth orcheatra. the P.O.
YARD SALE: 3 famllles, 1-H Lau- Co. aenlor orcbeetra and th.- Unirel Hill. Sat., Aur. 18, to-s. Rain- versity ot Md. orchestra.
date. Sunday. Houlll!hold & baby
Jan<>t JamH. 1-B Plateau, boa ns
ltl'ms, etc.
her (Uf'St thla week, Genevlevt•
fo'OR SALE: Modern sewin1 ma
Bruneau, a ~eboolteacher from
chine, all attachmenta. $1211. Wom- Poltlers France. She Ia vlaltln1
en's, men's golf clut.. "-l olrer. here under the auaplce. of th<'
Woml'JI's aolf shoes, size 1 :M, $11. lnternati~~: FriHidlblp Families.
Mini bike, Sl~. 348-?etlll.
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ORElllN'BELT
TOWN
AND
COUNTRY SCHOOL.- accredited
11~· thfo Maryland State Board of
Ed~tt"ation, Ia now enroll1nl for
the tall
An evly chlldheod prorram ljl dfted on a full
day balls for ape two and a half
tllfVIIP ftve. All t..-ehen workln(
with the children ~ cert.Hied by
the Marylalld State BOard of E4UC1atlon In Early ChUdhood. Call
:Mu. Ruth, Director, at 41..cs2
for lul1h.. r Information.
\ ..
FOR RENT: on the Ocean. Dewey
Beacb. Xon. throurh Fri., any week
In September $1211. 3 bedrooms:
screened porch, sleeps 8. Call 3452276 or *-892'1.
M:OTHIIR with certificate In early
cblldbood I'Ciucatlon would like to
care for chlld, preterablly 3 yn.
and up. Greenbelt area. 346-7491.
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Have fun and win prilel, Race
Eve! Knlevel and DetTy Darlq
Cyete., provided b)' IdNI Top.
Each ~ winner collecta a free
Eve! cOIIllc book.
AT GIUIIlNBIIILT ROAD
At Beltw'SJ Jl:xlt 21
and Kenilworth Ave.
eo~Qletel)o air condltloaed
Greenbelt- Carry-Gil
friday Extra Large CheeM Piua ........................ $2.15
Closed Sat., Aug. 16 Thru Labor Day
Back to SchOol Sale
~
Starting Sept. 2 - For 1 w.-lc
\ _ ,Quarter Pounder - the WOW Burger
Wow, Wllat
a..,,..,,
Wow luf181 ... _............................... $ .55
Wow "Chee" Burger .~ ..........-M. $ .65
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$1,500
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84.16
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317.10
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Monthly payments Include principal and lnter~at (.8 of 1"- per
month on the unpaid balanceannual ratel, plua life Insurance
for ell(lble borrowera at no additional COlt.
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.. round the corner Hanonr Bboel
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Mon.-Fri. 1t-l\
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Phone: 47~
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e
Saturdaya: 9-1
Friday evenlnc 7-9
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CITY NOTES
The city finance olllce reports
that the city ended Ita ftliCal Y•·•u
operations on Junt• 30, 197S with
!!l'Penditurrs of $U28.&9, aemt•
$9.241 lrss than tlfr budget~ amounts. At tht• same time, howew•r. its realized revenues were ·
some $10,!210 short of the amounts __
anticipated for the ftacal year.
All light pole bases have been
poured and the poles lnatalled c•n
tennis courts. Most of the elt>ctrical equipment has been ins~lrd
In the building. It is anticipated
that the poles and the equipment
will be connected by underground
wires this week. A contractor for
Pepco installed the underground
conduit from the building to the
aervice pole. Pepco will' Install tht•
8el'\'ice lint' Into the building.
Work has been done on (ll line
painting. •2l an air conditioning
unit at the city olllce. and '3 1
equipment in the pump room at
the swimming pool. A sign listing
l't'guiations was erected at the entranct' to the lake park.
Stret>t cleaning and storm sew·
er maintenanc<' was accomplished
as a rrsult of thr past s~,-~ral hard
rains. C'onsiderabl!' work was don,•
at h>· Lan~ and Ridj!"r Road. r~­
mo\"in~
down
Bicentennial
Activities
.bY illte\'e Poluchlk
Photographs, Slidesland. Movies Needed
A more complete pictorial history of Greenbelt, from its
birth to the present time, is being developed at the Greenbelt
LibrarY with the asSistance of the Greenbelt Bicentennial Committee: The completeness of this project ·depends on the voluntary help of Greenbelters, w.ho have been known to respond
generoush· to previous civic ·--appeals.
.
d
It you ·have any photograph~.
slid~s or mo\'it's of \'arious people
or activities that had a part in
Greenbelt's life. pleBSt' bring them
to Betty Allen in the Greenbelt
Library. You can call Mrs. Allen
vn 34S...S800.
The materials will be catalogued
and made a\·ailabl<' to present and
futurt> residents. guests and scholars intert'sted In knowing just wha~
it is that makt's Gre<'nbelt a un-·
iquc American cxperiPnce. If you
should want to se-e thr materials
HELP!
:-:and :1nd silt that washf"d
Ritl~,,
".~·
ro~ommatt~
;q,.
;,:.·ttin~r
::I
1:'tT\
at
ln•·xt to Ml'Donnld's h1 College
welcomed
I·
131 Centerway
Greenbelt, Maryland 20'170
flt--11100
l.iot \'our liom.. With l's
tor
Tup l'rl•·•· und (lui<·k S~tll'
S.·n·lro• Is Our Bu"in""" &
W•· no S.•n lee Our USTI:\'(;s
W•· ar<· <-xp•·rts in selling hom.-s
in (;r.-.·nlwtt. If you consider
piPRSI·
contact on{' nf
our t::~;lwrl•·nr<'<l Al!f'nts for a
f .ir mark<'! \'diu., of your hom·.
Yr,ur r•·WR.rd for listmg with ·;s
l~I"ICK S.-\U:
to '•·n·i('l' \\·,.
TOP I'JIIn: .-\'\U
\\.hf"n it
(•ri·mNI
\lt·an Rwdm~to.
St•r\ ir•· II\ Our Buttirw"s
<'IIAP.U>TI 1\\':'\!-: \'lLLAGE:
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.; P ~I
7954 Lakt•r·r· st Dr!';'
2 BP<.iro<Jm Brick 1: _ Bat ;1
TrJ\'I;nhiJ1JS'" dosr• to
r;r,.•·nb>-1: I.ak<·.
pr~ d
a;ld
Prk•·d r.gh:
S29.900.
GrN·nbt-lt:
l.luy .. r th•- W••·k: St3.500
2 BPdruom Fram(• Hom(· in
woodt:•d
an·a.
Homf'
Did you know you can
SAVE $450
WHEN YOU BUY A NEW AMC.
MATADOR
AND OET FACI'ORY
AIR CONDmONING
AT NO EXTRA· <lOST
available on all Matadors ~n stock -equipped with Factory Alr
Condttl~lng
'
Offer Ends Aurust
31, 1975
LOU TOLLISON'S
· :': • r'•k:• Pnd \Vt•nning-"
t: l-'~ll!l!l
4301 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND
ON U.S. I IITWIENMT.IAINIIR & HYAnSYILLE
GREATER LAUREL HOSPITAL
A
USATELLITE"
Greater Laurel Hospital is NOT going to be what the citizens
have been led to believe. It will NOT be a GREATER HOSPITAL; it will be a GREATER TAX BURDEN.
Wt: st:l.l. <;Rt:t:'\Bt:I.T
St'lling
'75 PACER for $3,384?
864-4747
Paro<•
OrdPr Early
Le Leche League of Greenbelt
will hold the last In a series of
four monthly meetings on Wed.,
August 20, at 10 a.m. at the home
of Mrs. Regis-Milan, 224 Lastner
Lane. This month's topic will be
·
rnar·
.·.•n ·... !t:t:•,· · unr hnnsP ''"
1•':1! i·: (;!'t•Pt!IWU. Hwn
!
Any 'ilk:-<tion~ abnut wlnu
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WANTED
or•:
\\'' hav•• the hq:,·st selection of
'\VIne.• from arc>und the world.
Spedal pric,·• 0n case purchase•
Did you know you can buy a
antt th_rownn: ;nt:, th,· lwnt. If
1!1.'
·t
~
fan·s
park and piaygh,und.
3 BPdroom Frame To\\nhouMe
with hurl' addition on corn<. r
lot In wooded ar~>a. Remodeled
kitchen with all new appliances.
Lots of room for large family.
2 Bedroom Brick Townhouse
cloSe to Center. Waaher, dryt'r, Air Conditioner. Home In
very nice c-ondition.
3 Bedroom End Masonry close
to pool. library. school. a;nd
shopping. This home is in nry
cood condition.
ADELPHI:
2 BEDROOM DF:IXXE APT
It is not going to be a voluntary non,profit community hospital as was promisecl'
It is going to be a satellite of P. G. C~unty General Hospital,
owned and controlled by the County. · See record of County
Council meeting reported in Laurel News Leader; May 11,
IS SHOPI'ISC; C'F:'\Tt:Jt
Xf:XT TO ~10811. (;As
STATIOS
Btws lltuitw
V4ame 38, Number 40
PARKWAY
A
FULL-SERVICE· HOSPITAL
Parkway WILL BE a voluntary non-profit community hospital.
The citizens will DIRECTLY control its policies, not the County. Parkway will not be a satellite. It will provide full medical
services. Parkway will be a hospital politicians do not control.
Contact your Government Representatives and let them
know how you feel.
This ad is sponsored by the Board of Trustees, the Citizens'
Advisory Committee, and the Medical Staff of Parkwqy Hospital
GI\EENBELT, MARYLAND
l} l} Festival 1-/igh/ights. l} l}
by Sandra Hames
Thursday, August 31, 1975
Professional Judges
Festival Art Show
Elhibits aad -DemoQ,stratio•s
Froni Freezing to Solar Heati11
by .....,. Barnes '
During the Labor Day week-end, from Saturday ~
Monday, Augu.o;t 30 to September 1, Greenbelters 'lo!ill _!lave lie
opportunity to attend many exhibits and demonstrations oa a
variety of topics.
'
People who want to do canning or freezing will be interested
in the exhibit, "The Art of Food Preservation" by the Prillce
George's County Home' Extension Office in the Center Scholl,
Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Home Economist Marcie Myen
will be on hand part of the time to answer questions. Pamph]etl
and guides will also be available.
Helen Kamerow of "Gallery Row"
o - t Worlren ·
In Georptown will be thla year's
Ladles from the Eutem Sllon
judge for the Labor o.y Festival
Area Council of the Intematlaul
Art Show on Saturday, Aurust 3o.
Ladles Ganlient Worken wll id
12:~5 p.m. and Sunday, August
up an exhibit dl.lplaylnr the - '
31, HI p.m. at Greenbelt Centrr
A new tl'8118p0rtatlon plan for of their Industry In the eal"'l!ft&
School.
.. the Prince Georges County public area on Saturday. In addl~on to a
Prizes will be awarded for adults school system will be Initiated on worker cutting fabric and lliiCitbK
in thf' following caterorlea: 1) ollti Sepl 2. Starting times for m01t sewing, one lady will be qu...._
'11x young people comprise the
stage on Saturday, 2 p.m. Soloist and acrylics 2) water color, coUare. schools will be changed in an at·
new rock group, "Theory In Prac. Diane Irving will sing favorite mixed > drawing, prints f} sculp,- tempt to economize the operation while others will be taldinr allaat
3
their work and their union.
tlee" which will apP<'ar on the folk songs as wen·· as· ortrtnal tun• and
ceramics. Prizes for chll· of the bus floot without disrupting
Itl'llll sewn wiQ be rtven .,.,.,
IAIIor Day Festival stage, Mon .. works. She will bt' accompanied dn•n will be In: 1l painting l the educational program.
2
~at 1 p.m.
by a guitarist and drummer In a drawings and collage 3) crafts. In
To accomplish this the Board of 8J! well u balloons. sewlq blldll,
J(lchael Sucher, lead guitar, Jo.•l medley of folk and countr-Y rock addition, a special award will be Education hired LKB Adminiatra- fashion guides, -1nr ldU IIIII
other trinkets.
l(utner. guitar, Georgr Beau~hamp.
muslc.
presented to the artwork that best tlve Systelrul, a consulting ftnn, to
A photographic eithtblt detallhll
ke,tloard <plano and Of'ian l, and
Finally, the festival stage clos- Illustrates thr theme "Am<'rlcan At develop a computerized bus sch~­
DD!d Splegelthal. saxaphonr. :oil rs down Monday night with a Work." A nominal registration f•,r ule. The ftrm was asked to com· the history of the ILGWU will
also
accompany the demonstratlbn.
GI'Mnbt'lters arr joinrd by two 5--part harmony band, "The· Crlp- of fifty crnts for adults only will press school starting times fro'!'
New Carrollton youths, Prtr Wil
Hrllt'Optf'r Dlaplay
pie Creek." Two singers are join- <'nnblr th" Art Show. which Is two hours to as close to one hour
' :\lnny have recently heard of the
11011, bass guitar, and Vrlma DP
.,d by a rhythm guitarist, saw manngrd by a vnluntrcr mf'mb!•r of
po~slblr an ~ to till buSt'S at or
Shields, dn1ms.
.. trorts by thl' Maryland State po-plrkt•r. banjo and bass player for tht• non profit Labor Day Ft•stlvni c 08
S" 0 lcafpatc y.
d It
AU, rxcrpt .Joel, met rnrh nthl'r snmr v<'ry zippy country rock muf 8
cvrra ac ors ma e necessary lice to speedily remove victims ol
.
porn_tlon to pay for a pro ~.
to use a computerized schedule. a traffic ·accident and ruah them
In thrir music theory class 'II sir.
•--" •inn I JUdgt', maintain thr rlran
Onr occurred when the Board shor- to thr hospital via helicopter. Bt.ab
Parkdale High School. Thr group
llnes of ~hr school as rf'(julrrd trned the- elementary school day pollee and tire department penon·
is newly-formed, and is PXpech'd
by th
ooi board, and aidr '" from si.x and a half to six hours nel will be on hand Saturday, at
to provide llnly <·ntertalnmcnt on
obtaining sultabl<• (Jr!Zf'S for '' 011
and a situation was crrated wher' noon In Braden Field, to dlspla;J
the finn I day of tlw Festival. AII
testants.
morP buses would be nt'edrd in the MEDIVAC helicopter and BDItOfl'rthrr. tlwy will piny 12 instru
ThP
proft•ssional
judgf',
Hrl"n
the afternoon. Also the Board's de- wrr questions. If, bowever a trllftle
ments.
Kam<•row,
has bt•t•n drawing nnd clsion to schedule all interscholas- ''me~ncy occurs, the copter 111111
fly
~lary I..ou WIUlamaon
<'hrsH 'larathon
C~nter · school's
new principal, paintlng for many years, having tic sports evt>nts after the school have to leave-.
Ol<•ss chnmpion .Joe Sucher will
Fabrir Flowrn
John
Vnn
Schoen
hoven,.
hopt'S to graduated from the Art Instruc- day WBB another contributing facbe playing up to t••n opponents nt
For craft enthusiasts. mrmben
follow
In
thf'
footsteps
of
recent tion &·hools, Minneapolis, Minn ... · tor. (8ecauae of late ci01ing times
a tfllle In his marathon chrsil srHsota.
Sh!'
furthered
hrr
training
of
some
secondary
schools,
howof the 4·H Cl~b will demonstnle
principals In "working closely with
aioa, 8 p.m. to midnight,. Satur
bv studying under the famws evr[. some sports events will ba"l' fabric ftower-making near the Centhe community." He looks forward
da,y only, August 30, In the Carn
Ukranlan
artist,
.thr
latr
Mykola
to
be
rt'scheduled
during
tht'
school
ter School Auditorium on Sal.drIvai area next to the CARES to having "as oprn a school BB Shramchenco, as well as Antonio day.)
day afternoon. For a small fee - bootll. Joe welcomes all to bring possible." Involving parents and
K11rafyllakls
of
Grrccr,
Rlrhard
Thr
Bonrd
recently
learned
that
t<'rial~ will bP provided and partitheir chess Sf'ts and try to stump thr community hos long bet'n a
H11rryman of thr Maryland School less funds for tre.nsportation would cipants may make their own flowparticular
Interest
of
his
and
he
the llll88ter In this, his third straight
is delighted to ftnd himself at Om- of Art nnd DI'S!gn and Nanrttr be allocated to school systems by ers.
year at the Labor Day Festival.
<'hambrr :\lualr
ter school where these Ideas havr Schwetc. artist and protrgr of tht• the State Bo!lrd of Education. The
Therr will be a fee for playing
famous American artist, Frederic- State Board also dlfet'trd that
High Sehool students will demlong bern a tradition.
eaoh garnr, with prorreds going
Taubes.
She
fet>ls
onr
Is
nr\'o'r
school
OP<'nlng
times
be
brtween
onstrate thel r music capabllltiM
"Mr. Van", a nickname he offers
to Greenbelt CARES.
through learning all thrrr Is tn onf' and one half hour span of time. with wlectlons from Hayden and
to all, has been In Prlncr Georges
learn
and
Is
constantly
striving
tn
All
schools
must
honor
this
direrMozart. "TI'pplngs Folly". a atrill&
Barbrrshop Sinalnr
county six and a half years. Last
broaden her horizons. ~·or the last tlvr by Sept .. 1976.
quartet with flute, will play clamSpringhill Lakrr Dirk Baldat1C year l)r wBB a member of the floatyear
she
has
been
sculpting
with
The
new
schl'dule
will
minimize
ber music in Youth Center rooma
leads his group, "The Bowie Ing faculty. a federally funded proPhillip Ratner.
the number of children waiting for B and C on Sunday afternoon. 1
Knlchts of Harmony", in favot- gram to aid srlected schools In lm·
She has taught art In the art buses In the morning while It Is p.m.
ltc renditions of barbrrshop singproving thrlr reading progre.ms.
00
Undrr the direction of Sue 'reptor. Featuring a chorus and quln
Before that· ·ht' was a curriculum drpartmrnt of the Suburban Musit· ~:~~ ~~~~ ::Si,Jo :~_e:l ~e~o~a~;.
ping, all the students attend either
let, th<• group Is an official mem
reaour<'r teacher for a yrar. Thr School In Kf'nslngton, but prefers
trachlng In her homr studio. Sht• at 8 : 10 a.m. The- system will also High Point or Northwestern Hlp
previous four years he WllB ember of thr Socl<'tY for the Preser
use 11 fewer buses. thereby optl- Schools. and are membera of tht.
vation nnd Encouracement of ployed by the National Education
has also taught art appreciation mlzlng thl' use of all n\•a!lable busPrince Georges Chamber H111lc :,U.
Barbershop Quartet Slnrtni In Assoclntlon liB Director of Student cours!'s at the Burnt Mills Elr
es and reducing operating rosts.
soctation. John Bailey will )llll,y
Am<'rica. Tlw group's motto Is "W" Action for Education.
mrntary School. The artist' hns
Althoujth somr parenL• ha\'P romflute: Brrndo Kimbell. violin: CindJ
sing that others shall speak", and
Van Schoenhoven received his
bern vrry actlvt' In thr Montgom
plalnrd of the nrw hours. school
any funds they ri'Cr!vr are donated training at the Unlveraity of Ore••n· County Art Assnl'iatlon, aMI olflciuls feel It Is a system that will Heazllt. \'!olin: MichAel ChahaD.
\·lola: and Todd Carlson, cello. '!'be
to Logopedics, a speech therapy gon. He taught In the Oregon pubfor thr last two Yt'ars has brt•n be fair to all. According to Dr.
program will last about ~ll minute&.
organl1.ation.
lic schools and WIIB an elemrntary Prrsidrnt of this group.
Carl H888t'(, "No one area has abKarate and Wrlrhtllttlnr
<'<>tmtry, Folk MtJalt,
school principal for thrre )'l'ara.
Hrlrn and fellow artist Caryl sorbed mol't' Impact than another:·
Followers of Kung Fu will ser
"When It Rains. It Pours" Is th~ He wns also principal In an Inter· Brody opened and managed "Hall
Parents will get Informational
namf' of a new group which will national school In Jnpan for a y<'llr.
wav Gallrry" in thr hf'art of material In lat.. August concerning their favorite sport on the sta~
appf'ar on th<' Labor Day Festival He expt>ets to rrcei\'e his doctorate G~rgrtown brforr moving to their school hours, bus stops. rtc. Also Monday rvenlng at 7 p.m. Green·
this December.
present !oration at 3235 P St., N.W. •·hlldrrn will be glvl'n cards by their belter Bob SPt'ar will rxptaln many
whrrr thry bt'camr a member of bus drivers on the first dav •·f techniques to be prrformed by
members of tht• Tompkins Ksnu..
"Gallery Row".
s<·hool. Th•·•e will agaln list tnfor·
A~soc.·iatinn.
Grernbelt rl'sldrnts ar<' urgrd to
For additional Information rr · matlon about thr nPw srhedulr.
Similarly. Bob Rarnhnrds "'ill
keep better watch on thrlr lawn
gardlng thr Art Shnw. r""tact
Sl'hoo!s attrndt•d by Greenbelt
represl'nt the Dynamo Welghtllfl·
furniture a~ well as thrlr neigh·
Chairperson Anne Brunnrr at 474
students will operntr during th•·
lng Club. Hr and other membe"
bora equipment.
Suspicious-look2899.
following hours: Cl'ntrr . 9 a.m ..
will glvr a drmonstratlon of th•
Inc persons should be reportrd to
HL Hugh's Chur<'h Parish <'oun
~ p.m.: North End
9:3~ a.m.
techniques lnvoh·ed In power lift·
the pollee immediately at 474-II~M. dl is sponsoring lhP reloratlnn of
~:311 p.m.: Springhill Lake . 9:311
lng. This c\'rnt Is scheduled for Sat·
Recently several local juveniles a ViPtnamPHf' rcfuJcPt• family to
am. - 3:311 p.m.: John Carroll- 8:15 urday night at 8:~11 p.m.
have be,•n found carrying of!' lawn Grr<•nbPIL It is <'Xpcctrd that thr
a.m.- 2:111 p.m: Oakcrl'st- 9:08a.m.
·Sc-uba· Divlnr
equipment.
family will arrtvr In the community
3:08 p.m.: Bf'thun'r Junior High.
Members of NASA's S<'ubn dlv!DJ
A housr was broken Into on Last· around !'lept('mber I.
9:30 a.m. · 4 p.m.: Gr,...nbrlt JunUn
Fri.,
August
22
!ht•
Wlldllk
dub will perform Sunday at n0011
ner Lanr during the tlmr the resiTht• rdug-t•e fumily will b,· liYint: Pr<•St'f\'1' of Largo, Maryland will Ior High · 8:110 a.m. - 3:'20 p.m. and
dent \\'ns out to dinner.
Pnrkdlllr Senior High - 9:30 lj.m. - at thr ~unlt'ipal Pool. They will
\\'lth a Grrrnbclt family durin~ bring to Brltway Plaza mall
••
liw
t>xplaln the various usrs for divSt•veral cltlzenband radios werr
4 p.m.
th<'ir stay In thr c.ommunlty, A..
·~nlmal• and charach•rs to enter
Ing f'(juipm~nt •nnd will p~rfom1
•tol~n last wrek. Thr dt•partment
enrdlng to thP rrfUII<'r commlu ... ._ lain tht' youngstrra from noon t.,.
som" t•xhlbltlon dlvrs. AI!IO dlVf'l
rrmmmt'nds th11t thPsr items be hid
thp spcn.:orlng orgnn:zatlon.
St,, 4 p.m. Balloons and frrt• admls
den In thr auto or rf'mo\'ed at
It's H Grt'l'nbelt lnatitutton. llkt• H••len MrEwan will !I'll lntrrf'str~
Hugh's, will provldr living quar- slon passrs will be 1'1\'t•n away.
night.
the Labor Da~· Frsth·al. and Uw spectators whrrr thry ··an tAlu
trrs.
food.
furnlturt•
and
other
"C.•'"·
(l)n
Sat.,
Autfllst
, an Arts an<l
23
In two separate lncldt'nts unsetlrrworks on th,. 4th. It's on Its diving lrssons. •
r~s•ltics until thr family can pro
Crafts fe~tival aponsort•d by !oral lith annual round, nnd Is coming
liloiMr H1'8tln1
rurPd property. furniture and drc
Interesl<'d In solar heating? ~A­
or•tlw Items. wPrr stolen from ndr for thrmselvrs. The sponsors groups will demonstratt• gla•s acain Lro Gerton',o Fish Fry,
~Ill also uslst thr family In ns
blowing. pottery, leatlwr rraft. schrdulrd for Sun .. Aug- 24, at the SA scientists will be on han~ Sunbalconle• In SHL.
weaving and many othrr craft ' lakr park picnic art'a from noon day In the rarntval al't':t from ~ · ~
Three loral juvrnll<'• wrrf' apprc· Klmilatlng Into our •ocirty. lrarn
p.m. to talk abotlt and explain via
hended following 11n lncldrnt In tng Amrrlcan rustoms. and lu talrnta. Hand -mad<• •·rnfts will be on. A• usual Lt-o and his ftshrr
a series of Illustrations ius! h.,..·
whlrh th~ Grrrnbriar swlmmln~t r•rovldlng transportation. lnr~guag.·. displayed and sold for muscular man friends McLaughlin, ThurJ
dystrophy and thr l.'hlldren's Hom•· ton. Storch, Morin, Frankrnber(':. solar heating works tmd how they
pool was cntf'rrd during the night. shopplnll'. Nlutatlonal. and Job n•
and fil<tureo vandalized. Onr of th•• •lstan•·r. It_ Is, ••xpt•rt<'d that th•• In Baltimore.
hav., providPd thr plan to lmplrmrnt the systo•m 011
S!rgrl. <'l<'.
refugee f~JVlly will bt• ~blr to pro
Also on Sat., thr ~lr•·us naobat
thrre jU\'Pllih•s assaul:ed thr sr
main ~ntrrt•
nssorted fish <'aught some Greenbelt Homrs. Int·. unlbl.
A modd hou•e tnot GHI 1 will "'""
curl!\· 1\'URrd who wa• makng his ddo• for tllrmsl'lvrs Within six to "Mr. Big D" who dors balancing. In the Atlantit• Oc<•an. l'lwf Sey
br displayed.
ROmP ZO ft'<'t in tht• air on onp
rmmrhc. All thrrr MUbjPrt~ arr ,\- t<gl't month".
mour Kaplan will do !hP frying
So lhRt otlwr mo·miJ,.,.. of t h,•
lingrr and a ln<ldt•r and ptnte •pin
waiting .-ourt action.
and a.' !ht• oustom rvrry othrr yrar.
Two adults, one a resldrnt of flrt•rnb,•lt community ran shari' lu nlng, H~ I• a one mRn mini clrt·andldates for city council wlli
Volunteers Needed II
SHL. the other a resident of Belts· thls rtrort an account. "VI~tnam en& show In Itself and will come give thf'lr views on GrN"nbelt af
ville. wrrr charged by Officer Fu•
Rrfugrr Rrlocatlon Fund.'' h••• •tralght from CaliforniA to the fairs. It's all frrt> -· friends, neigh·
Any on<' wiahlng to work at ~.
rhun. shortly after stealing bi· bern o(•enl'd at the '!'win Pine·• Mall Rnd give four pt•rformanc~s
bora and all Grrenbeltrrs arr In
No rUt End PTA Book Bocrll-l
cycles from a rrsldent of Pln<'crrst ~avlngs nnd Loan to ret•rive do
•t11rtlng at noon. Fret' candy and vlted. For a more frstlve party during the Labor Day Featlftl
Court,
nation•. Anyont• who might b-· balloons will be g!Hn to the pii'U<' bring salad, or dPSS<•rt to may call Robrrtn Mo•:-iamara a•
" Two Greenbelt residents were ar· 'blr to pnl\'ld•• hl'lp in anvwny vnungatrrs nt th•• Mall during
round out the m••al. If thr wrnth,·r 34:1- 1702. In tht• -1'ft8t · the boot"'
ree~ for driving ·n en r •tolrn
"houhl contact ~<I<' Gr"nt at 4;4
'"" r"rf,•rmanrrs of tht• Mini Onr Is ftnr. romP. If not. a rain da!" hu bren thr maj"r S<lllro··· or PT.'
from Parkway.
Mo.n C'lr,.us Acrobatics.
wilt be annoum••·d later.
fund•.
The Labor Day Festival Clowns will be around Greenbelt
nezt week distributing 'free tickets to children for a drawing on
~val ride tickets.. _'lbe drawing will take place Friday eveniDC at the Festival's opening ceremony. The clowns will appear
MODday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Beltway Plaza; Tuesday evening
(IIUDe time) at Center Mall; Wednesday evening at Springhill
Late Recreation and Thursday at the swimming pool.
P.G. Schools To Operate
New Trausportation Plan
a;'
1
New Principal At
Center School
1
The Police Blotter
1972.
with wa"h1·r. drp·r. dishwaMhf·r.
wall to wall <•up.-ting. This
Apt. <'ondo is in nrw •·on•litlon
and In a very desirable an·a.
Priced right $2o 500.
,
'75 CJ-5 JEEP for $3,689?
~·r·t.·mht·r
ri1·1' h
PORTER'S LIQUORS
is
Did .you know you can buy a'
that ate presently available an
were shown during the Tugwell
Room rt'Ceptlon on Greenbelt Day,
check With a member of the stat!'
when you. visit the Library.
La Lecbe Meetinu
.(tireenbrlt
- '75 GREMUN for $2,886?
Refugee Family Is
Coming To Greenbelt
Beltway PIIZI Host
TO Wildlife •A1i•1l1
-
Leo's Fish Fry