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We Do It All
~-The outlines of the auditoriwn shown here will soon be br~cked in as work progresses on the
FDR High. School on Greenbelt Rd. The school is expected to open in September 1975.
Beltway Plaza Mall across from Klein's
-Photo taken Oct. 16, 1973
Work Progreaiag
On FIR Seaior Hi
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Construction of the $9.5 million
Franklin D. Roosevelt Senior High
School in Greenbelt is moving on
schedule and about 17% of the work
has been completed. Most of the
footings have been poured, and
work Is progressing on the building's exterior walls. . Sle.ted for
_opening in-19'l'5-76,--the school-willhave a capacity of 2400 students.
Roy Parker, Director of Plant
PlaDning and Construction, tOld the
. News Review that there have been
no signlfi~ant problems. Erosion
control measures have been accomplisl)ed, and grass should soon be
sprouting on the baseball fiekl adjacent to Greenbelt Road and on
the east slope of the parking Jot
along Hanover Parkway. An earlier
concern about the availability of
structural steel is no longer a prob-'
lem. There is enough material to
. complete the structure.
Greenbelt CARES Starts
Teen-Age Employment
.Low cost-mimeographing and
UNICEF card sales will start a
new proflt·sharlng f'mployment
service for teen-agers· at Gr~enbelt ·
CARES this week.
Christ.mas letters. business forms
and -m-ganlzatlon-nutices ran all be
handled from stencil to mailing.
Electronic stencils will be avallablr
at half price. The employment
service will be available to firms
organizations and industries for as·
eembly, stuffllng, packaging and
other hand ~rk that can't be
handled economically In a plant or
home. Fees will bl" divided among
participating young people who ar ..
eqer to earn some mom:•y befor"
Chrilltma8. Suggestions as to j)os .
alble types and sources of jobs
would be welcomed by Greenbelt
CARES.
UNICEF carda, available In the
Greenbelt CARES ofll~. will be
1101d at Twin Plnet and other Center locations Fridays and Satur _
~ w~ to ~t a new room withoUt
knocktng a hole m the wall.
Or JOUr budget.
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_ _!\.dding__ll ne~_room to_your
or building one in the
basement? There's an excellent ·
reason not to cut into your walls·
and existing ductwork It'would
only steal heat from the rest of the
house and still might not heat
your new room adequately. Instead,
PEPCO recommends a couple of
electric heating systems especially
suited to a new room.
Consider first the electric
baseboard heating system. Compact
units, available in many different
lengths, fit along the outside walls
on the floor. They generate heat
and transfer it to the living area
.by radiation and convection. All it
takes is a little wiring and
installation of the units themselves.
You get-temperature control right
in the room, and you can save
money by simply turning off the
heat when the room
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is not in use.
Financial Planner
To Spealc Nov. 14
The Greenbelt Jaycees are spon-
IOI'lnr Dr. :Maurice W. Chotiner,
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About 50 Grembelt Homes, Inc.
members tu~nef out for the first
!lf two public hl!&rlngs on the 1974
budget on Tu$iay, Novem,ber 6.
TbJ8 first hewing. was devoted
JDalnly to dlscilsslng sources of
Income for the corporation and
that part of the budget that Involved more or less fixed costs.
Al~ough fuel oil costS are uncertain, th'1 proposdd budget as of now
calls for expenditures of $2,943,000
· In 197,, Of tills amount, $27,000
would come from reserves, and
· $241,000 from income other than
monthly charges, leaving $2,875,000
to be raised threugh monthly charges.
The latter tl.gure represents an
Increase of $289,000 from the cur_ _ _ l't!Ut year's monthly chargesof
$2,388,000. In terms of Individual
bol:li.eowners,-the- average Increase
would be 12.1 percent, a little more
for frame homeowners, a little less
for brick homeowners.
If amortization payments are
subtracted_out, the increase In op81'atlng charges would be 14.6 percent (13.7% for brick, 111.• % for
frame).
Souroos of Income
Income other than from monthly
charges Is expected to be up some
$26,000 ·In 1974. Higher Interest
rates on reserves are expected to
yield $11,000 more. Charges to mem• bers for services not covered by
the contract and charges to the
GDC apartments for services rendered by the corporation are expected to be UJ>"by $6,000. This Is due
to Increasing the fees charged for
eervlces (from $9 to $10 per hour,
for example, to members).
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Now C?~sider the .electric ceiling cable heating
s~ste~ .. Cedmg cable comes as wirefo be imbedded
m c~1hng plaster or as pre-assembled panels
days.
ftnandal lecturer and educator ~a~ho
will present an Introductory ~ln­
ar on "Financial Planning From
The InVI!IItol'll Point of View" at the
Greenbelt Youth Center Wednrs
day, Nov. 1•, at 8 p.m.
Dr . Chotint'r teaches at thf.' Uni.
venlty of Maryland's Cf'nlf.'r of
Adult Education. The purpo~~e of
the cour•c Is to acquaint conrf'rned
lnveeton with the moat rl'Cent developmenu In money man&gt>m ..nt
and to provide advlee about the
preparation of lnveatment atrate. . . to overcome the Impact of In~ and taxation.
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by Al Skolnik
which become the actual ceilings. The cable
warms up ~s electrici~y flows through, and
the heat IS then rad1ated down into the
room. It takes up absolutely no usable
living space. And you get the same
individual room control as with an
electric basebo~rd system.
In planning your new room, be
sure adequate insqlation is added.
Saves energy-and money too
We'll be glad to give you ev~n ·
more specific information. Call
PEPCO's Residential Services
Department at 872-2229. Give them
the ditnensions and construction
features of your new room and
they'll give you the estimated beating
cost and suggested equipment
size. We think you'll find it
a pleasant surprise.
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Poto~ Electric Power Company
Sales department fees are expected to be up $6,000, despite the
current difficulties In getting financing for resales. GHI manager Roy
Breashears explained that he was
optimistic that conditions would
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ted Twin Pines will obtain State
Insurance coverage and be back In
the business of making loans, as
soon as It meets such requirements
as Hquldating Its loans with Sub·
urban Trust.
In addition, Breashcars noted th~
41ft'orts of dir'ector Joe Clompronl In
Interesting other credit unions In·
the .area In making loans to their
llli!mbers who wish to buy GHI
homet. Arrangements have already
been made for the credit union at
the Agriculture R<'search Center
to enter Into a servicing agreement
with GHI almilar to the one already existing between GHI and
the Greenbelt Credit Union.
l,treasheara edded that he Is &1110
neaotlatlng with a co-operative
credit union 111 New York City
which hu expressed an. lhter~t
In making loane on GHI units.
AGENDA
Thunday, Nov. ·til, 1:30 p.m.
G~HI Meeting, Hamilton
Plsce
8:15 p.m. - fRAB Information
Meeting - Youth Center.
Sunday, Nov. 18, 4-1 p.m. - Open
House • Greenbelt Cares
(above theater)
Monday, No~. 19, 8 p.m. - City
Council Meeting, Council
Chambers
Wednesday, Nov. lll, 9:80 a.m. Greenbriar Hearing - City
Council Chambers
MONDAY,
November 19, 1973
8 p.m.
ORGANIZATION
1 Call to Order
2 Roll Call
3 Meditation
Pledge of Allegiance · to
the Flag
• Minutes of Regular MeetIng of November 5, 1973
II Additions to Agenda by
Councilmen and Manager
II CO!dMUNICATIONS
6 Petitions ana Requests
7 Administrative Reporta
8 Committee Reports
III OLD BUSINESS
9 Charter Amendment Resolution to Provide. Authority
-to Grant · Franchises for
Community Antenna and
Cable Television Systems Second Reading
10 An Ordinance to Provide
that the Intersection of
Lakecrest Drive
side Drive Shall be a Stop
--Intersection -Second-·
Reading
11 An Ordinance to Provide
for the Appointment and
Removal of Members of
the Community Relations
Advisory Board by the City
Council - Second Reading
111 Resolution to Transfer
Funds Within Departments - $~,800.00 - Second
Reading
13 Resignation from and
Appointments to Boards a Advisory Planning
Board
b. Employee Relations
Board
14 Department of Water Resources Hearing on Green\Jriar - Application for
Discharge Permit
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111 Resolution to Authorize the
Negotiated Purchase .. of
Certain Go<icfs . and -: Serv:::lces from Various Sources
- First Reading
16 Resolution to Authorize
the Negotiated Purchase
from Norman and Staiger
Company, Inc., of an In·- - ternatloi'lal Cub Wh~l
Tractor with all Standard
Equipment and a SWlmutr 5Gang, 21" Reel
Mower Attachment, at a
Cost not to Exceed $2,250.
- First Rcadlnr·
17 Resolution to Establleh an
Advisory Committee on
cable Television Composed of five Cltlzena, to be
Selected by the City Coun·
cil and one Member of
the City Council and the
City Staff, to. Invettlpte
and Study all the Facton
Involved In the Application
of ll)xlating C&ble Television Technology to Benefit the Citizens of Greenbelt - First Reading
18 Resolution Urging Green·
bdt Citizens to Conacrve
Energy'-- First Reading
19 State Legislation
20 Special Holiday
· News Review Deadline
Next week's issue of the Newa
Review will be published on
Wednetday, becauae of the
Thanksgiving boldday.
The
deadHne for submilllon of Bl'ticles and advertising will' be
Monday night, instead of the
usual Tuesday.
"Family Day" at
Beltway Plaza
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public hearln&' Is
reqillred 'IDlder the.new State tep)atloaa adopted as of KaY·. 1973. Prior to tbat
date, WRA did not have to line
permits for public treatment pianta.
In the cue ot Greenbriar, tbeJ bad
previoUBiy recomDiended. to the
s~ iDepartmeot . of Hellltb and
Mentai Hn!ene <SDBilB> approval of the. permit. SDHMH mut
also Issue a. COillltructloD permit
before ~nstnaction of the pld is
permitt:ed. The u.s;- Envflumnen·
tal Protection Agency Is allo Involved as a result' of new Federal
regulations.
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The Issue to be considered at the ·
hearing Is whether or not water
quality or . related envil'OIUiieDtal
facton require efBuent Umitatlou
or additional requirements other
than those propoaed.
WRA suggests, for the accuracy
"Winkle,'' the Clown, is scheduled
to spend Saturday, Nov. 17, at Be1tof the record, all Important testlway Plam's enclosed mall. He will
mony be submitted In writklg
entertain with his continuous walkDiabetes screening will be held at
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a~und show at lla.m., 12:30, 2 and Beltway. Plaza on Friday, Nov. 16,
In a related matter, It 11.ppears
3.30 p.m. From the· big pockets of 5-Q
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d Saturday Nov 17 that the Greenbriar develope~:~ will
his ·floppy overalls come his jugg- fromP·~.:;,
The test: wlll~h 1 ~ go the fouta of requl!lltlng the
ling props, magic tricks, animals,
rovdded f~ee consists of taking a County Council, sitting as ·Dl811rict
flowers, confetti, fruit, bailoons. :
f bl~ f
finger and OouncU, to validate their buUdlng
etc., which are continually used
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s~p A almple permits, which ttb.e Prince Georges
d ring his clo\\'n IJ.uf!oonery.._ _ _ ~-~-n!h. on~ dl t
the amount__ County Department of IJcensee and
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Pemms <iDLP> Mid were 18iUed in
Antique Sbow and Sale
of sugJr present in the blood. Those erll'Or. A stop-work order was Ia"
On Friday ana .Satu·rday, Nov. with positive reactjons can receive sued by m.p Iaat week on oae of
16 and 17, an Antique Show and additional testing from the health three parcels lllllklng up the
Sale will featun 80 dealers from department free of charge. ·
Greenbriar apariDlent complez.
the area. Almost any type of .
-tlque or .collectable will be repreThe basis for county revocation
sented Including porcelains, orlen00
USSIOD
6"..... . of the bulldinc permit Is that the
talla, costume and very fine jewTli~ Teaehlnp · of Don .JU81l by site plan accompanying the apelry, oriental rugs, art, silver, good Carlos Castaneda will be the sub- proved special exception (1971) for
china and glaas.
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ject of a book ,dllc:.IJII.lon p~m the Greenbriar apartmenu did aot
Also Beltway Plaza's "Turkey to .be held Tuetday evening at 7:30 show
on·alte sewage treatinent
Shoot" with prizes galore and a p.m. on Nov. 20 In the Library Con- plant
later InclUsion of the
.free turkey grand prize wUI be terence Room. Please register In pi
reduc the amount of green
held all day Saturday at the mall. advance. All are welcome.
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an 70 percellt
The youngsters and adults are ·in
For more Information contact the - a requirement of the code. To
for the time of thek lives.
Adult Services Department at 345- make up for the loss of creen
IT's ML FREE!
MOO.
space the developer eliminated one
aJ>IU!tment building, and the Maryland National Capital Park and
Planning Commission last :Mat:eh
-~commended
approval .. of the
building .permit. At· that u.riie--all the involved agencies as well as
the county exl'Cutive signed off on
Allen D.. Morrison, 87-ycar-old 66, 1967-66) ..
the permit and DLP Issued the
Mr. Morrison was a veteran of building permits for the apartments
former mayor and one of the origInal relllden!~ o( (;_reenbelt, died on World War I, and founded the and reor-eation building aLG1'eenNovember 8 at the Greenbelt ·Con- Greenbelt chapter of the American brlar on March 22, 1973.
Legion. He also served on the board
valescent Center after a stroke.
Greenbriar Assoclatl!6 is now In
Mr. Morrison, who had lived at of directors of Greenbelt Homf.'s
the process of filing a pellilon for
58-H Crescent Rd. slncf.' moving to Inc. and Greenbelt Consumer Ser·
the validation of <the permits. The
Greenbelt In 1937, was a member vices and other organizations in
of the first Greenbelt city council. Greenbelt. He was a Prince Georg· regulations state that It must be
eshown that no misrepresentation
He served on council for six two- es County Committing Magistrate
-had been pPBCt.lecd In obtaining the.
from 1959 to 196:1. year terms and was the city's fifth
A native of Milan, Mo., and a gra- permits,· that no permit was Issued
mayor from 1941-1945..
duate of Chillicothe (Mo.) Business while an appeal was pending, that
In August 1971, the city council College, he was an employee of the developer has acted In good
In recognition of Mr. Morrison's the Veterans Administration from faith such as expending funds and
ouutandlng service to the commun- 1934 to 19511, and a charter member lncu~ring obligations &II a result of
Ity for over 34 years, named· the of the Greenbelt Communlt:r C"'burch. the peTmit, and that validation will
Mr. Morrison Is survived by his not be contrary to th!' public Inter·
senior citizens' lounge In the Youth
Center's new wing "The Allen D. wife, Alta L., of the home; a esl
Morrison Lounge." All furnishings daughter, Shirley L. Clute, of GreenGeorge A. Bruner, attorney rep·
for the lounge were bought by thr oelt; three sons, uav1e1 A. or Oa·reeentlng Greenbriar, laid that It
Golden Age Club, ualng funds raise vldson, Md., Donald G. and William
II the developer's position that the
ed primarily during the years that B. of Greenbelt, and nine grandproper lite plan modfications wer~
children.
Morrlsqn wu ltll president (1964made when the Dlatrict Council
approved the plant, added It to the
l~year Sewer and Water Plan, and
specltl.cally deiJignated It as all onalte Installation to serve the development. ·
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He further contended
that the
acUons of MNCPPC In approving
a building permit for the temporary plant after th<' developer
...-eed to d<'l~te temporarily the
cOnstruction of· one building con ..
stltuted Implicit and adl'quate sit••
plan approval.
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Children's Rao• It
Feali¥11. of Lights
this room Is the low priced crafts
for kids' holiday shopping needs.
Tho> Children's Room will be open
A sp<'Cial treat for the children Dec. 1 and Dec. 2 from 1 to 5 p.m.
at the l<'estlval of Lights Chrlstmllll
Another 8pechu treat tor the chil-·
Crafts Show and Salt', 'hE>Id at the dren will bt> the train room where
Youth Center, will be the Children's an electric train and village will be
Room. The room Is for children on view.
The "Festival of Lights" -Chrlat-·
only. Activities will Include cookie
decorating and working with paper mu Crafts Show & Sale opening
and prlnthig. A popular feature of night. is Nov. 30 from 7 to 10 p.m.
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Allen D. Morrison Dies:
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ject to certain eftluent limitations
and special conditions. Actually,
the ofllclal applicant Is the Wa.sblngton Suburban SanitAry Commission which will be operating the
treatment plant. (The cOollt of ·build·
lng. and operating the plant will
be borne by Greenbriar Aslloclates,
buUdel'll of the 1,193-unit Greenbriar. apartments.)
WHAT GOES ON
IWgular Meeting of City Council,
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from the Greenbriar tezD.porary sewage treatment plant ildo an
unnamed tributary
Beaverdam Creek. Tbe meeting time wDl
be 9:30 a.m. in the Greenbelt city council meeting room.
WRA Is ptopOII!ng to IBsue a
According to WRA oJIIclalf. a
state permit to the applicant, IIUb-
GHI Bud~t Calls
for 12.19a Raise
In Month~ Charges
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Thursday, November 15, 1973
GREENBELT, MARYLAND
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On Wednesday1 November 21, the Water ResourCe~ Administration (WRA) of tbe State of Maryland will couduct ~ wbliC
hearing on the application for a State permit to dacbarge. elluellt
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
BELTWAY FLORIST
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Developers Ask Per•it -ali~atill
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Royal Shock Steak ............~................._.................... 89c
Friday· Lg. Sausage Pizza-........................... $1.65
Saturday • lg. Pepperoni ~izza .....- ....... $1.65
~turday Festival, 11-5, Your Choice:
Coffee, ice cream or hot choeolate ..:........ 5c
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DLP will 1"1'\"iew lh•• matt~r RS
required by thf' code and will th<'n
turn lts•flndlng• ovf.'r to th•• county
for appropriatP action. followed
by a hearing bo>for<' thl' Di•trict
Council.
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larg~
triangular srall' model of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D Morrison, shown with their three young the Greenbriar apartnlPnt develop.
children in September, 1937, just bef.ore they moved into Green- ment Is on display at the Green1
b~lt early in October. They were one of the first 23 families. · ' belt UIIMry. according to the owner.
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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
A .. 1!\"DEPEND!o:.."T Nf<)\\'SPAI'ER
J·;dltoro llHr)' J.ou William"""' 474-4806
A1111"'odate •1tlltorz Saadrn DnraH 474-A:J.JO
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Aly~andt'':: J:nr.nt~~. S.:.tndra Barnes, Yirginia Ht•auchamp, Linda Bt·aun,
ll1na.m ~ !~nu·ltu~. ).larg!Lrt't Gianfng~~a, .Judy (~ldsteil}, Bess Halperin.
Hernt<"e h.a:-otrwr . .lot•l h.a~tner. Sid h.astnt•r, ':\hntha Kaufman Ba.rbara
Lane, Sw: I~lllb~'. l),t~·othy Lauber, J;arbnra Li'kowski, Jane htatn, Bob
l~M~£'(". !toht•!·~a ~1cNamar~ . .Tim o·~ullivun. Pauline
Pritzkl, AI. Skolnik,
I•.lanH· ~knlnth, l>ul'1lthy Sucher, Otillif" Y.an All~n.
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Ch-tw:-:on. -1:'·1--15-JI. t~lrt•UIAtloq; llaangf'rl .Jame~ Hilton 414-8232..
l•uhUMhrd "'' "'r'· 'l'huncdn,· b;.· Grt'Pnbrlt ('oopf'ruth·e P1~bll11hlnK A1111a., IDe.
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Pt·t·~ ...\1 ~l"llnil,: YiN' Pre~ .•.lim ·o·~ullintn: Seer .• B..'l.rbara Likowski·
Tr,.-,...: .. ~:mdra Harnrs, ~irl Kastner.
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ll.\IL St~n~CHIPTJOX~: $6.50 }l('r yt·al' . .\rlv('rti~i,ng p.nd nt'WS articles may
bf' mail,•tt (Hn'l: 6!\, nn. Pnbt:'lt); dppo~itt•d in (l\lr OOx at thf' Twin PinP':-:
nm.·f': or ·h·livf'rPd tn th.-. t>ditortnl ollie~ in thi" buemt-nt of 15 Parkwav
(-1:'-t-u:u •• OPPI\ afte-r ~ p.m. Tut':-:da.y. n('adline i~ 10 p.nl. on Tuesda}:.
Volume 36. Number 53
Thursday, November 15, 197:•
GHI Budget Com~entary
Recreation Review ·
To tho• Editor:
A Utul~o·t. a" defined by. one hu- Kanl lei' Skatin~ Part,·
morist. is a "mathematical confirOn Saturday, November 17. Kava
mation of onp's suspicions" _ . Ma\' ' will go ice skating at Wheaton R!'-·
I submit tht• proposed 1974 aHI gional Parle The bus will !Pave the
budgl't as a perfect example.
Youth Cenh'r at 9:30 p.m. Skating
will b<• from 10:30 p.m. - midnight.
An incn•ase, howPver. of approx- ThP bus will return immediatdy
imately H'i for us framP hom<' after the skating. There will b,. an
owners and 10'; for thP brick homt• admission charge. For further deownPrs is no joke~ For instance, tails. call 474-·6878 betw 1•en 9
5
for thosr-. who bought hf'rc in 1966
likl' mysplf. this would rt'prPsent. p.m. on Friday.
Childl'l'n \'ipw the Holidays
an incr<'ase of nearly 90~;. RPThe Gallf'ry Series, 'Children
member. too. that we are supposed View thP Holidays' will be held at
to be living somf' 20~( chPupPr Ridge Road Center from 1 ·· 5 p.m.
be cause of mass purchasing, discounts and sharing of costs~ .
on Saturday and Sunday, Nowmber 17 and 18. Local elementary
What do we have to show for . school children will be showing art
th<• hugf' capital improvements loan work on ·their feelings and int<·r·on which Wf' are paying' <'Very ·pretations of the upcoming holimonth and will bP for a total of days.
ten )'t'ars not to mention the record TurkPy Bowl
high monthly maintenancr char-
Saturday, Novrmbt:'r 17, all four
goes. In spite of the warning of
?resap. ~!cCormick and Paget in
Its management study for Gill to
put il~ financial house ill order
practically nothing has been done.
to establish guidelines for workfing capital. or to create ne\"• an<l
air formuhls for the allocation of
eosts on water. to name iust one
~·hat ha.• been done about eost and
111\'entory eontrols in the mnintPna.nr.e departmcnt? Read ~[r. Oehmann's latest.
Boys' Club football teams will play
in the Annual Turkey Bowl begin-ning at 9:30 a.m. Each Greenbelt
'team has invited an outside oppon~
Pnt to play in this annual event. The
games will be plavfd on Braden
F'te ld. beh'm d th e y th Cen t er.
Arts and Crafts
Free Arts and Crafts classes are
held at the Youth Center on Mondavs. Wednesdays and Fridavs from'
·I :30-5:30 p.m. for the following age
groups: Monday, 1st & 2nd grade;
Wednesdav, 3rd & 4th grade; Fri-day. 5th & 6th grade.
Kava :uovies
Kava will have two featurP length
films io be shown on Saturdav. No
wmber 21,. in the Youth Center's
Multipurpose Room at 8:00 p.m.; a
nominal fee will be charged.
The Brenshears-ilo~r<l Eudg-Pt is
loadPd with "fat" in the way of
overprojection of c<Jsh the c"cltlon of six new Po•itions, which inelude two groundsmen, plus a 5''
eost of living salary increasp to n.li
employees including top manag<'ment.
Many members ha\'e romP to thl'
!'Onclusion that no inrrPas" is warranted at all except for oil and not
for the amount projectt>d. Last win
ter was mild. I understand "'''
overpaid. Where did tlw extra
money go and how murh in ""'''''"
was collected anyway? I would
venture a guess that enough has
been .collected in dime.; and quart~rs since 1966 to repay a g<x>CI------81zOO··.Joan or tilT' illlrtest. R••ml'mber nearly $5.000 was collr<'led in
1972 in a.s""SSmPnt.s of a · qua~te 1 '.
That matter is still P<'nding in tlw
Circuit Court.
Tak<• a good hard look at th ..
pay raise bPing eontemplatl'd bv
the Board. Some arP sugg-Pstin~
B tC<JUction in thP p<'rc!'lltagl' t~r
limiting it to rank and file employees only. Personally, I would mak"
an Pxception in thP cm~P of our
new director of maintPnan('t'. A
Georgia Tech graduate and me
chanica! engineer, he was, fortun-ately, for our sakes recruited by
Mr. Comproni. Too bad hP wasn;t
hired ten years ago~
Hope you will attend the Board
Meeting tonight nt Hrunilton Pineo·~
F.unll'f' t: ('o,.or
FOR RENT
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Typewriters
'
Adding Machines
Electric - Manual
277-8333
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I
The Ladies of Charity
BAZAAR
ST. HUGH'S CHURCH
Nov. 11 • 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
NOY. Ill - I Lm. to % If.m.
Boys and Girls Club
The s 1-cond Annual Turkpy 'Bowl
will be pla.ved at Bradpn Field on
Saturday, November 17.
Ktck-.off wlll be at 10 a.m. for
the 95 lb. team who will play Lan.
dover Hills. At 11:30, the 85. lb.
team will take on HY,attsvllle, and
at 1 p.m., the 75 lb. team will battle
Thursday, November 15, 1973
Thurston-J>hnsc. n
Greenbelt CARES
Holds Open House
Greenbelt. CARES. the youth
counselling service which provides
professionally-trained
counsellor
teams to assist parents seeking help
in dealing with . their cblldren.
youngsters with problems at school,
and couples who want to improve
their marriages, is asking residents
to come to their Open House on
Sunday, November 18, 4-7 p.m., just
above the Greenbelt ThPatre. On
display will be various aspects of
the Youth Services Bureau, a recently inaugurated jol6-tralning
program aimed at the reduction
and prevention of delinquency.
Greenbelt youth arp being trained
to provide many sPrvices to the
eommunity. Among the timely ser\'iC<'S bPing offered during this holiday sPason is a gift wrapping service. Gifts, for any occasion, will
bP wrapped by specially-trained
youths. Ont• need only take the
gift to the Greenbelt CARES office
Mondays, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Fridays,
4-9 p.. m.; and Saturdays 10 a.m ..
to 2 p.m. All profits will be shared
by the youths.
For a small fee, other young
peopl!' will assemble any item, stich
as a bicycle, for those less mechan-:
ically inclined.
Other business enterprises are
the selling of UNIC'EF Christmas
cards and such services as baby ·
sitting, yard work, painting, et~.
Residents
wishing
to
view
some of these activities should
mark Sunday, Nov. 18, 4-7 p.ni., ·
down on their calendar. In aiding
thl' youth ·involved in the Youth
Services Bureau,-- citizens will help
in providing effective out-of-court
se.Vices for young .people ·wlio have
problems at home, In school, and
in the community.
Mr. & Mrs. }hrfry Thurston of
16 N Ridge Rd., .vish to announce
the forthcoming narrlage of their
daughter, Martha A. Thurston, to
Gary Johnson of Norfolk, Virginia.
The wedding wil take place on•
Saturday,
Novenber 17 at the
Methodist Church in Greenbelt.
Mr. Paul L. Howell, 11-A Parkway #101, ·passed away on No-vember 8, 1973, leaving his wife,
Marlon, and two daughters, Peggy
and Paula, and his son, Paul. Mr:
Howell was a In,!lintenance man
for three and half years for Greenbelt Plaza Apartments.
UNitED METHODIST· CHURCH
(Mowatt Memorial) 40 RlcJge Rd., Greenbelt, Md. TeltVhone 47ol-9410
RPv. Clifton Cunningham, Paator Tel. 47Hssl
Guest Speaker from GIDEONS INTERNATDNAL
Sunday, Nov. 18, 1973 Worship Service U:oo.A.M.
(NUI'IIery through Kindergarten Itt 11:00)·
Church
~hool
(Kindergarten through adults) 950 A.M.
GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH
Crescent & Greenhill Rds.
!lunda~·
Telephone: 474-4040
School
Church Training
6:00p.m.
Rrv. Jos11ph Smith, 8peaker
Morning Worship
I I :00 a.m.
Evening Worship
7:00 p.m.
Ride our buses to Sunday School and Mornlna Worship
For more Information call the church office, 414-4tMO
Olllc!' hours: 9:30 - I :30
Monday :- Jo'rlday
Q
Thanksgiving
Servie~•
10:00 a.m., November 22
Thursday, November 15, 197:!
APPOINTMENTS TO CITIZENS. ADVISORY COMMinEES
FOR POLICY COMMITTEES. OF THE METROPOLITANWASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
CALDWELL'S WASHER SERVI~. All makes expertly repaired.
AuthorizPd Whirlpool dealer. GR 4!\515.
PAINTING - Paneling - Carpentry
- Wallpapering - Decks, Doors.
H4-4791.
The COG Board of Director's adopted a proposal to establish
. _]:_~;~
~;xpPrt
tees to improve citizens involvement in the metropolitan planprocess.
Such
advisory .commitces
will
assist
install
their
Holy
Cross
Lutheran
Clwrch
each appointee to serve. two year terms, with reappointment
11!10'' Orl'f'nlwlt llol.
possible.
Transportation Planning Board.
Each local government member of COG is invited to select one
citizen to be a member of each citizen advisory committee, wiih
. \\'PPkda,\'
No_minations are being solicited, and the Greenbelt City Council.
· seek'mg resumes f rom mterested
·
1s
citizens in order to place
Ntil'ller~·
S.•honl
l'hqn.., MS-llt
1.
11
Interested citizens are urged to
call the City Offices, 474-8003, for further information.
9:1MI • II:XO A.M.
Parlcdele .PTSA
Dlac!QIIrie-·1n·t!Je schools hu lately been: a aubject of oonalderable
controvel'lly. The Parkdale Senior
High School PTSA will diacuu dllclpllne policy on Tu«>a., Nov. 20, at
7:30 p.m. In the multi-purpose room.
Panel participants Include ·admln
lstratlve, teacher, student and parent repl't!Rntativea.
"
Gudrun H. Mills, City Clerk
The 2llrd Annual Inter-Faith
Thanklcfvlnr Day Service will be
held In St. Hul\'h's Chur~h. 13:1
Crescrnt Rd .• on Thanksgiving Day,
Nov. 22, at 10:30 a.m. Partlch>atlniJ'_
In the aervlce will be the Mowatt
Memorial United Method!Jt. Church.
Greenbelt Community Church. and
Miahkal! Torah. People of all faiths
are Invited to attend. An orrerlng
will be made for the rellrf of
drought victims In Eastern Africa.
at BEllWAY PLAZA MALL
6000 Greenbelt Rd., Greenbelt. Md.
FREE-Admission! Friday, Saturday- Nov. 16, 17
Music, art, advertising and some jewelry from $1.00
Clocks, furniture, oriental rugs, glass, china, orientalia, othel
collectibles. Sturza man~ger.
~15-2507.
11200 Balin. Ulvd.
474-3273
ln.,xt to McDonald's kl College
Park
We have the largest sele~tlon of
Wines from around the worta.
Special prices on case purchases
Order Early
FOR SALE: Green recliner, con~
vertlble couch, matching chair, mo-dern, 3411--3022.
SALE: 6x9 vinyl carpet, atone delien, brand new, $11. •74-11806.
FOR SALE; MAGNUS--Electric
chord Orpn & Bench, also mualo
books. Like new, 474- 79711.
FOR SALE: Plymouth 1963, 4 dooraood cond. $100 or best offer. 345·-
. . St~ Hugh's Church
135 Crescent Road
~-
Commercial or Residential Carpets from $3.95 a yard.
10:30 a.m.
-- Mowatt
Sponsored by
Mem_Qtigl_Un.~ted
Methodist Church
Greenbelt Community Church
Mishkan Torah
St. Hugh's Catholic Church
....;!5'70.
::o~:
A
complete line to choose from. Room size Rugs or Wall to Wall
installed over heavy Padding,· All F.H.A. approved.
F1JSS AND FEATHERS Is the
way you can describe this very
line 4 BR 2 1\: bath ~ent. A.'C
home with lg<'. carport. Family
I'QOm and rec. room with ftrrplace are included. In Bond Mill
Area. Near Laurel. Your choice
of terms. $64,950.
How PHEASANT It is!
Three
bedroo~ 2 full batha, fireplace ·
in liv. room, rec. room. beautifully appointed kitchen, much,
much more. C/ A and storm window's are included. on this lovely
home on dead'-end street. A
must to see. $41,000.
QU;\JL at the sight of your savIngs going down? Here li one
of the best investments. you can
make for just a few dollars that
will bring in much. Three apartents with renters already furnillhed! Out go on 1st
$143.00. Income on rent produces
large overage. Total price of
property .$21.~.
DOVEtail 'your appointments
with one of our fine salesmen
to see this 3 \ledl'oom masonry
home with sep. din. room, mo-dern kitchen, equipped with F/F
ref., washer, dryer, W /W carpeting, draperies and many othe\'
features too numerous to mention. Pmts. Include all utilities
except elec. and phone. WPIJ
located near the Prince Georges
lent to Cen·
ter. $23,950.
Carp~t
now In stock. Order early for installation before
All work and materials fully guaranteed!
For a ~plete and Fl'tll! E8tlnmte Contal't
,JACK GARDNER, 1111.AKESIDE DRIVE
OR CAU.. 474--1889 DAY OR ;IIWHT
Veteran&
cut-Rate
Liquors
11620 BALTIMORE BLVD. (Route 1)
BELTSVIILE, MD.
937·1110
937-3022
Will's l-lardware
BELTSVILLE HARDWARE
.CARPET
39 sq. yds., blue-green
rarpet, plus pad, less than one year
'old. 474-4104.
SALE: Green nylon carpetinc. aold
90 ln. drapes,-..rib. 474-7930.
BENSON'S SLICED OLD HOME
Jo'RUIT CAKES. Wlli deliver. 4742182.
MOTHER of 2 yr. old girl - Unlc
veralty Square . will care for your
child - my . home
days. Phone
34!1-60611.
INTERIOR PAINTING. reason ..
able. Painting in Greenbelt since
'62. Ref<'rcnces, Work satisfactory,
SALE!!
CARPET
be lat.Pr on in years if you buy
now. Get out nf that anartm<'nt
and buy this 2 BR E!lo'D holY'
w;th woods in back. Equlprtld
with fine appliances and W IW
carpeting as well as A/f:a.
$14,500.
PELICAN and 110 can you bave
this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central
A/C home in Marlton that has a
separate din. room, and large
kitchen. Included are F/F refrlc.. disp., dishwasher, washer,
dryer. Large rec. room In basmt.
. Fireplace. Make this home yours
Offered on all terms, FHA, VA,
Conv $40,000.
ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE
SALE: MERCURY 1970 Colony
Park, 10 pass., lmmar. cond., new
tires. AM/FM stereo -· $2400. Call
Any questions about wines
welcomed
Theme: THANKSGIVING AND mE FAMILY
GREENBELT B&AD
AT BELTWAY EXIT 28
And KenUworth Ave.
AcQolnlnr S. Klein
BARGAINS GALORE! IDEAL XMAS SHOPPING!
YARD-SALE: Piants, books (many
theology), children's articles, small
h ard ware, cann ing Jars,
·
f rames,.
· t d
pam • ecorator Items. 18 U Ridge.
~,t, 10-5 - Rain date, Sunday 1-5.
PORTER'S LIQUORS
Thanksgiving Day Service
MALL
lo-1)
•w ·~
-·------------......_........_..•
Xmas.
IWENT'Y__TiiiRD ANNUAL
~rvice
priZ811. for all
·~
Sat.
.SALE -- 2 yr. old single bed, frame,
excellent shape
$45. Southway,
YOU ARE . JNVITED TQ THE
Interfaith
·
fliifCorne
l
\ !ll-9288
Mon.-Fri.
OZ HAS POTI'ERY, leather and
other craft Items. Shop for Christmas while the selection is large.
Give gifts made by people. Open
3--9 weekdays, 9-10 Saturday.
suitable for kitchPn or patio. $35.
345--1635.
Inter-Faith Services
MAGIC
JUGGLING
PANTOMIME
BALLOON ANIMALS
CIRCUS STUNTS
FREE GIFTS FOR ALL .
enter the
TURKEY SHOOT
! S:~a~";.:: I
Hiu.-.J\t-11i.:W,--t11...-.<116-~~...,,__..___~r~;~d"_·~a~rd_·J_I. H~lr:n=e~r,~P:a•:t=n:r=!j==================~=========~~--------!S~A~L~E~:
;::2~8:.. :'"<::~4~8 ·=·~g~la~s~s~-t~o:p:p~ed:_l~.
::
""ott~ht itou l
SiJvpr
will hl' running up against Silwr
Hill, .
A half-limP show featuring the
Greenbelt Golddigger~ will be pre
sented betwePn the 8:; lb. tPam
game and thP 75 lb. team gam ...
TrophiPs will be presentPd ·at tlw
conclusion of each game by. varioUSlocal dlgnitari<'s. RefrPshmcnts will
be sold.
Complete new uniforms arP availabiP this year for the )msketball
program. All Interested boys and
girls between the ages of 7 18 yrs.
ran sign up this Saturday, Nov. 17,
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Youth
Center or thf' Recreation Center at
Springhill Lake.
Anyonr> joining the club for th"
lint time should bring a copy of
his birth certificate and om• par
ent.
presents
~ SHOE REP AIR ~
-174-4085.
\\'nrohiJt S..r•·lo·l'•
their names in nomination.
SAT:NOV.lS
f__..__..__...;_._..,_.__..__....,.__....,.\
~
Attic or Outdoors·
474-4892
tection, Human Resources, Land Use, Public Safety, and the
"""'"". !-'r•hnol 9:110 A.:\1.
THF. LF..AST "BITTERN" you'll
--1--~[~
aro~urtd
antennl\ ml\n will
nt-w 'rppair anten-
na for
respective 'Policy Committees; Health and Environmental Pro-
M::IO and 11:1.~ A.:'\1.
an
474-8400
Stern's
Will...
HOMES FOR SALE
l'Ot: WON'T "FFNCH" when
you see thill very-. fine 3 BR 1%
batli, cent. A/C town. lqe. in
Laurel area. You will bave to eee
to appreciate! otrered on
terms FHA/VA etc. and owner·
will help with flnanclnc If you
would like to asaume the preaent
trust of approx. $28.500. The to-tal price ill $31,480.
Auto • Ufe - Homt10wn81'11
10212 Baltimore Wvd.
Coltece Park, 1\fd. l!O'ito
<on U.S. 1 at the Beltway>
)·
KASH REALTOR
345-2151
the Clown
State Farm
Insurance
Ron
Borgwardt
t'IANU TUNING AND REPAIR.
~;XPERIENCED.
RELIABLE.
474-68114.
TRIJMP~:r and
I R~MBUNK
VOICE LESSONS.
Pr,f,.••lon"l
musician with dPgrPP. 474-~94~
"WINKlE"
\Heels - Soles - Rips Repaired\
citizens advisory committees for each o(coe•s-Policy Commit-
ning
IN PERSON
CL~SSIFIED
TYPEWRITER REPAIR. ELECTRIC, STANDARD AND PORTABI"ES. Call 474-6018.
.
Rev. Jimmy Duncan
Pa&e3
GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
CONSERVE ENERGY - Join our
carpool to 14th&: K Sts., NW; 8:30-$1.50 for· a 10--word mlnlmtim. 10c 5 - 474-6775 after 6 p.m.
for each additional word. Submit FEMALE - 21, with good rd. planads In writing, accompaniP.d bv ning to enter college, needs furncash payment, either to the Nl'\\:H ished room to rent. .474-8951.
Revll'\v office at 15 Parkway before IRONING - Done in my home. 47410 p.m.· of the Tuellday preceding 3548.
publication, or to the Twin Pinel
COLLECTORS' rostage Stamps to
Savings and Loan office.
There is no charg"' for advertising sell. U.S. plate blocks, blocks,singles,
foreign. Call Bill Yarwood, 345-ltt-ms that are found.
1876.
(MARIE'S POODLE GROOMING\
LOST CAT: Small, light--colored
make your appointments today. Call
male, Siamese, near 1 E Northway.
474-3219.
REWARD, 345--3319.
BEAUTIFY YOUR FURNITURE FREE TO GOOD HOMES. wireFabric Selection - Free Estimate: haired terrier pupa. 4 weeks old.
Quality Work
Prompt Service: 937--4393 or 937-8257.
THE UPHOLSTERY SHOP. 441- HELP-W ANT';:;E;;:D:-:-c=u-s-=-t-od"'i,..a-n---for
~062.
group of apartments In Greenbelt,
CHILD CARE: Mother will care <near renter). Full time, good pay,
for your children .:-" mv homp - vacation. sick pay, Group InsurGreenbt-lt. 5-6 days a· week, ali ance. See Mr. Sutton, at 26-B
hours, reasonable. Call 34&--5667.
Crescent Rd.. Phon"' 474--0042. EOF.
10502 Baltimore Ave. CRt. 1) Beltsville
!Chestnut Hllill Shopplnr Centet)
,
PORTLAND ClllXENTS
COMPLETE LOCKSMITH SERVICE - HOME, Ol.ITICE, & AUTO
LOCKS REPAIRED AND INSTALLED· 24 ROUtt SlllRVICE
Night Phone- 937-6122
Paint, Glass, Storm Windows Repaired
CURTA!~
RODS - DRAPERY RODS MADE TO ORDER
Screens & Screen Patio Doors Repaired
Open Sundays 10.1
937-4141
PLOVER and park and come on
in to ~h.l'Realtor and let us
show you tnls 3 bedroom home
with nice kitchen t!'at is equipped with many appliances that
inci1Jde washer. dryer, dish
washer, w/w- carpet- and-AJC:;·Wooded yard. Monthly pmts. include all utilltil"S PXcept elec.
and phone. $14,500.
From HERON in, you can be
the proud owner of this 2 bedroom, brick home with attic and
sep. din. room, kitchen that has
nice cabinets. Located on a very
private Jot riear the Center. Pmts.
Include all utilities except elec.
and phone. Call 341'>-21!11 right
now for further details: $20,450.
By 0 Baby BUNTING, Mom and
Dad can atop their huntlnc when
they see thla 3 bedroom, masonry home with sep. din. room. nPw
kitchen, equipped w.ith F/F ref.,
Kenmore
stove,
dishwasher,
washer, dryer, w/w carpeting,
J.ttte A/C 11.1\d much more. Pmts.
include all utilities except l'lec.
and phone. Located on tri"Cd lot
nPM CPnter. Priced to st•ll at
$21,900.
tUCKER on the car motor and
com<' on down to Ka.sh, Realtor
and let us show you this 3 bedroom END masonry home with
sPp. din. room, nice kitchrn,
equipped with F/F ref., washPr,
dryer. much more. Pmts. includ<·
all utilities except elec. and
phone.
Conwnlpnt
loel\tion.
Priced ~,; sell for $:?2.800.
.,
0111 ....... - -
WIJLTIPUJ .......
waVKJII
We are AJaoye '- Ptll
Office in the. Greald
Shoppili laB
24 Hour Professiolll
Service CaD 345-2151
BIRD OF PABAD181l! This Ia
wlnt we have bere in ......,...
BOXWOOD. It Is ail here in thla
fabulous home; IIBR'a 2'h ....._
cent. A/C. Huge 36'lll8' foot poOl
with deck all the way arouDd.
Jge. entertainment size 22xl2 patio that is lighted and wired for
sound. Family room with Fireplace as well as a rec room wltb
bar wired for IIOWid. Talk ~
plumage!
W/W
carp'etlnc
throucbout. maplfteent ~r­
ies all the modem appllancl'll
Including 19 eli. ft. DD F!F
dishwasher. waaber, dryer ud
more! You will bave to h111'1'7
on this one o!'fered on VA terms.
$60,000.
m.
....'
\
TOUCAN Jive very well In thll
nice 2 BR End home With woods
in back. W /W carpeting, paneled Jiving room. wuher, dryer
& A/C. Ita only $1S,500•
OWL tell you. there _pe riOt
many places left uncter UO,OOO
where you
get a 3 BR. cent.
can
an assumable loan that has pmtl.
of $182/mo. Includecl are carport, electroetatlc filter, wuher,
dryer. plus porch deek. A1llo of..:.
fered on VA/FHA ten1111 at
$38,950.
"EIDER" way you can't daclk
the fact a Greenbelt townhoule
bas advantages over Tentlq. Not
only do you build up e4ultl' 1Nt
you have a yard of your own to
care for. See this 2 BR bOIIIe
with woods in back. Washer,
dryer, 2 A/Cs. Pmta. -Include
all utilities except elect. . ancl
phone. $12,900.
"PETROL" getting scarce and
you are working in thill area?
See this fine 3 BR Brick home
in Berwyn Heights (aci'oel from
Beltway Plaza> that baa a family
room .. modern kit, washer, dryer
and 2 A/Cs. Lgt. lot! On FHA/
VA terms $32,000.
WE HAVE JUST SOLD HO~
HILL...;.
BOXWOOD.
AND
LAKEWOOD. TO "FEATHER"
YOllR NEST, COME TO KASH
REALTOR OR CALL 34!1-Zlllt
ANYTIMF. DAY OR NIGHT
st;VEN DA \'S A WEEK. WE
CAN HEI..P l'Ol) FIND A NEW
HOME --..-.,;--IVI'"'nn'I<---&1Rr-~AND/OR SUGGEST REALTORS
ACROSS STATF. LINES. 001\1£
TO KASH, THE COl\IPLETE
--
(~MPANY.
"TEAL" It like it is, and thill ill
what we aim to do. See thill
very nice 3 BR, 1 ~" bath cent.
A/C twn. house near Laurel.
Woods all around this secluded
development. Priced to seiJ at
$31,000.
LOT ON LAKESIDE! VERY
NICE, NEAR THE F.NTRANCJ:,
WOODED AND PRICED TO
SEU.. AT '11,111(1. CALL ..._
!U1
ANYTIME
DAY
OK
NIGHT ABOUT ·THIS FINE
BUY.
"CANARY" a person sell you about this home? SuN! "" can!
See this fabulous 5 BR 3 Bath
cent. A/C with built-In AM/FM
Intercom. and carport In Glendale area. This Is a bullct..r's
home and has the finest In construction. "Fir~•place. and all
modern appliances as well u
energy saving basPboard hotwater heat. If you arP looklrtg
for a fine home, this is thP placE'
for you. Move your present
equity into' this ~rick home. Offered on all l<•rms. $fl9,9ll0.
~45
2151
I
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Ben Franklin Toy Town
IS" Newborn Baby Tender Love
7.99 reg. 9.99
z8
Key Ty~writer
11.97
~7
Kooners Spirograph
937-5390
Wah Inn Restaurant
·
BeltBviDe
OPEN EVERY DAY- CARRY OtJT SERVICE
11182 Baltimore Boulevard
Ranlt6J'-8and Wal.k1e Talkie
Set
9.9'7
Tyro 12:1 pc. H.O. Electric
Train Set
s.n
Housebo1d
Magnus Organ Ell81'111ble
89.95
Box of 50 Christmas Canis U4
Battery Pscks 4 C or D Cell
87c ps('k - reg. 1.19
Ben Franklin
Greenbelt Shopping
o,-
'G*-h
$18.88
Flsber-Prlee Play-Family
~
Moa.-SM.
9-8
REALTY
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151 ()eaterway MLS Ut-6708
GREENBELT:
Studio type home with garage:
2 bedrooms, den, air conditionIng, baseboard heat, remodeled
kitchen with washer, dryer and
drapes. This masonry home Is
situated in a wooded setting
and is close to Element¥Y School
and shopping. $4,415. down will
Rei: 7·~4 ~to this very nice home.
call to show.
A 2 Bedroom Frame home In
wooded area. The equity on this
PORT TO ELECI' ME.
Howard's Typewriter Co.
20 YEARs' EXPERIENCE IN
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
Man tbru Sat.
TeL:
lie Ave. &I Annapolla Rd. r7'7-8SSS
11:08 - 6:00
LESLEY KRFJMER
Suburllan Trust .Conlpcn~y
Greenbelt Ofllce
103 Centerway
By authority of Doris Ann
BELTWAY FLORIST
•
~ 7~:! ':-m.,. hOIII8
with" garage and large patio ill
now avaitable for pou 1.s.m
within thirty days. Also a 'ftl7
nice 2 Bedroom ID8JIODl'7 home
wtth den and attached aarace ill
ready for occupancy. nu. home
has been completely renovated.
It has baseboard heat, Air Conditlonlng, washer, dryer, drapes
- throughout. home, and large
closet space. A must to eee.
2 Three Bedroom brick homes
arp ready- for occupanc;,. These
homes are reasonably priced for
$20,500. They are both close to
shopping and Center School.
Si'T\il'f' Is Our B~
Call us for information on homes
In Greenbelt and ·vicinity.
In Shopping ()enter ..
Next to Mobil Gu Slallon
Greenbek Homes,
~c.
Hamilton~
TIRED
OF HIGH RENTAL
Berwyn
VESTIGATE HOME OWNER-SIUP
IN
A
GREENBELT
TOWNHOUSE?
We have an exce\lent selection
We Do It All
Beltway Plaza Mall across from Klein's
Cafe
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Open Tues. • Sat.
llot
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OUT OF HORNET
THIS WORLD
~rla_bout
1 50
$ '
and Sat.llrckav
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
·
Station Wagon
$2795
#4169 FULL FACTORY EQUIPPED
PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ON THE
REPAIR OF YOUR CAR
The City Council of Greenbelt will conduct a public hearing on
Manday, November 26, 1973 at 8:00 P.M.
~You Get A Good Deal Plus A Good Deal More
in the Council Room, Municipal Building, 25 Crescent Road, to
consider the
BUDGET FOR THE SECOND YEAR FUNDING APPLICATION
Twi1 Piall
Saviags & Loan A111.
Greenbelt Shopping Center ·
Greenbelt, Mcnylancl
ON U.S. 1 IITWIIN MT.IIAINIIR & HYAnSVILLE
864-4747
TANG SOO DO-KARATE ASSO.
DIRECTED BY MASTER BLACK BELT
INSTRUCTOR MR. D. R. TOMPKINS
WINrER PROGRAM -FOR
BfGtNN~RS
KARATE! JUJITSU! SELF DMNSE!
474-6900
of very nice two and three bedroom brick and frame hom~ -
llllprovementa, nice applle.nc:ell,
IOod loeaUo1111, Immediate to early January occupancy dates.
Regular Savings
CU881l$
AT
Spriapill Lake Commuaity
P'OR
INFORMATION,
CON-
TACT OUR SALES OFFICE ...
SaviqsCertificates
WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A
$2,000 Minimum
1 Year Depoatt
WEEK TO HELP YOU IN SELE<.,'TING
YOUR
FUTURE
HOME.
SUPPORT THE SAVINGS AND LOAN
THAT SUPPORTS
YOUR COMMUNITY
~
.... . : . . , _.,,
_
CAlL US ON .. <Mon. thru Suh.l
474--fUil
or
47H:M4
Mary E. Dixon, Broker
MON. THRU FRI.
9to8
SATURDAY
9to2
Bethesda
Gaithersburg
Sllvrr Sprin&
Winter Session - Registration &
Wheaton
KPmp Mills
Class
begin Nov. 19. Late
Gr('enbelt tSHLl
registration Nov. 26
Takoma ·Langl~y
lle(lnnera 0.. 'J-8:80 p.m.
Takoma Park
AdvanCied - 111 &I up 8·9 :80 p.m.
Laurel
(JI..,. open to Male &I Female
Lanh'IPI
API s-eo
Columbia
Clu- hflld Monda)' .,.,-enlnr only
Adl'lphl
924-4867
Bowie
Hlllandale
I.ARGEST KARATE ASSO<JIATION
IN THE EAST
Potonac
OOMING! IAN.
11'rt ·- NATIONAL KARATE CHAMPIONSIIIP8
House
will
a;
terlaith Thanksgiving Servlet>,
St. Hugh's Church
Fri., Nov. 28, 8:80 p.m. Duplicate
~ridEe". Co-op HosplteUty -Rm.
Mon., Nov. 26, 8 p.m. City Pub-lie Hearing on Greenbelt CARES, Municipal Building
Wed., Nov. 28, 8 p.m. John Carroll Human Relations meeting,
233 Lastner Lane
Greenbelt CAREs receives its
lunda from the Governor's Com1111Mlon of Law Enf01'Ce21:1ent which
Ia turn ~~ funded t.1lrough the federal government's Law Enforce= t Act. In Its first Year of op.
on, CAREs WWI required b
the Governor's Oornmlaalon to seei:
city 118818tance In. terms of adinlnletrative help by the assistant city
lhniager, and time l!llven by cjt
:Oployees plus Ulie of clt;y facilltl!s
no cost. •
aceptC!l 29 new cases, 27 of which
were Greenbelters, and had reached
Ita caseload capacity. It -Informed
the Dept. of Juvenlle Services that
It could accept no new cases. However, the statf felt It could not
tum people· away and had to olfer
more services. Therefore, .Or. Walder ~nit:iated a family training
session from 7-7:80 p.m. on Wednesday nights. Those people not
seeing a counselor would be taught
a course on how to work out family
problems. CARES hopes to expand
this aspect of their work with· the
additional· funds they have asked
for.
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4301 RHODEISLANDAYENUE
BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND
WHAT GOES ON
Thun., Nov. 22, IO:SO a.m. In-
too. The counselm-a, each of whom
8 p.m. Greenbelt Homemake111,
-~-a counseling or
'works full-time 1n
29-B Ridge Rd.
social work """itlon and has either
""""
a Ph.JI)., Master of Social Work, or
BA In soolal work or counseling, C~met
tries to discover what the main
problem le and works toward a
b)' loel Kutner
solution to that problem by making
a written contract with the family.
One o( the brightest comets of
Each member .,.,.rees to act in a the century, Comet Kohoutek, will
..,. for a given perled make Ita debut to the naked eye
particular manner
starting In late November
of time, usually a week. Some
.
fami:lles are counshled-eactr week -------'l'he comet, which is-already visotliera every two or three weeW: !ble by binoculars in the early
depending on their needs. . For morning Sky, may reach a ·magnleach se.sslon,· the chal'gl:w-$1.00a -tude-4, or brigh~r than the planet
person.
Mars, (present,ty In the · eastern
evening sky),
Expanding Procram
WlU!ii-Comet Kohoutek wall-disF.leld noted · that during August
covered, In March ~978, it was over
and the ·first two .weeks In
::;m
Greenbeh Carry-out
Thursday, November :12, 1973
Here, In Greenbelt, there exists
euch an organlzat.lon - Greenbelt
CARmS. ~ It Is composed of three
full-time employees, the technical
director, Dr, Leo Walder; the o.dJIIln18trator,. iBob F.ield; and his sec«etary, Nancy Spong. Together they
are joined by 16 · counselors who
work from 7-9 p.m. every Wednesday night. They have a current
(IBSe)oad of over 100 cllent·famdlles
IUld. counsel from 36-40 families In
l!ll'OUP seaalona eac.h week. So far
ill 1973, 111 Greenbelt families
· bave soug~ help from Greenbelt
CAREs. During a seven month
period, from March to October
OAR.Es saw 167. families; durin~
the firat quarter 47% were from
Greenbelt and dll'l'lng the second
quarter, 81'4%
·
This second year of o!>firatl
however, the Governor's eomn:;n,
requires the. city to fund 5~
CAREs total budget ot $! 70 ooo
(The state aLso wlll PMvlide
I.
matChing funds ) This- T
n
·
amounts
a contribution from th
. to
$8,000.
.
e c 1ty of
FOR THE "GREENBELT CARES" YOUTH SERVICES
.
BUREAU
.,.,
Gudrun H. Mills, City Clerk
SHOCK STEAK SUB ................;.....................................89c
CARTON
choice ...........................99c
Friday • lg. Sausage Pizza ........................... .65
Sat. •.lg. Meatball Pizza .................................$1.65
Sat,. • Royal Steak Sub .............................................65c
Hot. Choc .................................................................. $.05c
107 CENTERWAY
474-4998
. What happens when- the - vtital communications -between
)18rent and child break down? When the parent says the child
ill out of control and the child blames the parent for failing to
understand him? • What organization . serves to pick up the
fragmented pieces of a family's life and mold them back into a
cohesive unit?
NEW '74
~
PAYMENTS? WAN'l' A STARTER HOME? WHY NOT IN-
Tel. 474-6228
270-5000
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~ers-------c:atta3igl45-~21ni2r,1-Mct.;-----"t-1
loua to sell. Call us to show you
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GREENBELT, MARYLAND
by Sandra Barnes
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Natural Food
Roc~cers
1
Greenbelt Cares
A Famity Counseling Center
l'H-170&
Suburban Washington's Largest Bank
-h1 AI Skobdk
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
Tolume 37, Number
Greellbeb SboppiDC ()eater
Sales * Rentals * Repairs
Btws ·Btview
WHO WORKED SO HARD AND LENT TIIEIR SUP-
SHOE REPAIR
For Prompt, Pleasaot Service
likfitd
<§rernhelt
MY SINCERE THANKS TO All IN GREENBELT
Deliglttul Chinese Cuisine
)4A
public hearing will be held
onday night, November 26 8
p.m., to discuss this budget
'
AJthou h th
request.
g
e city does not ordlnend of the year CARDS
qulred by the Gove~or' Co 1s ·reollon to h
h
· 8
mmls·
b
ave t e city's COmmitment
~~~~::7bedrl6 before they wlll conun ng the Jl'I'Ogram_
Prc161ltJ>rocram
Basically, Greenbelt CAREs
v:~~he family unit. 9l',j,9f, ot~~
c en
are composed of one or
both Parents and the child. Some
youths, with their Jlal'enta~ signed
P6nnlssion, are counseled without
the Pal't'nta, a procedure CAREs
frowns upon but accepts Under
epeclaJ circumstances.
Administrator Field stated tha~ 61 % of
tbe family units had the fathers
lllvolved In the progriiiJI, a higher
percentqe than any other IIOClial
aervice agency, he ~ed. He lH!eS
thbl as ll very Important factOr In
the euccesa of CAIUDs.
Over 80% of the Individuals
Oreenbelt OAR.mS sees are referred
to them from the Department of
Juvenile Services in Hyatt.vllle.
Some cases are walk-irui and BO!Dil
are referred by thP. 11Choole. Schools
wblch CARE$ hu the cioee.st nl&tlorurhip with are Center, Park·
dale, Greenbelt Junior High, aiid
Mllil'y Bethune, with the moat number of kids enrolled In Bethune.
Following. the Intake InterView
'lrith the child, the parents arc
llltervlawed, and tben the counlllllllnr 1eaalons are arranged. At
tile Wedneaday night meeting,
rroupa of five or six famllie• will
meet with two counselors at one'
table, In the beginning each family
naq wish tp converse privetely wltk
tiMt oounaelorl, but u the nteeUnga
PI'CJII'688. the group may berJn to
di.Cu1111 problems \\1tll each other
Kohoutelc
'fhey also hope to double the number of >COunselors to 32. They want
to add two additional staff peraonnel, a field adrndnistrator to· perform diagnostic tests to determine
wllat kinds of jobs a youngster
might b& suited for, and · a legal
assistant to wqrk out the legal
problems a family
need
~omes and ~ork with the family
m the home, particularly when they
are very reluctant to come to group
sessions.
Field sees one of the greJtest
opportunities CARES can provide a
_young-pe~s-a- jol!. -When a
young person Is turned off ·by
school, he needs to be turned onto
something he is really Interested In
doing and from which he feels a
seiUle of accomplishm<'nt. This Ia
the reason behind sett:lng up the
gift wrapping center and the assembling of such things 88 bicycles.
One program they particularly
want to bertn Is ·tralnl·nr young
people 1111 oarnp counaelors. They
hope to tie Into a camp program.
~~We
"T\ere Is a great need for our
kind of service," 11'1~ ·stated. '1t
Is dlftleult to know how succesaful
you've been," he confided, "but
from what we've beard we believt'
good Is being done. People keep
cornlnr fl.nd that says .something."
CAREs does l'8Celve regular
evaluations. which Field says ·havt•
been favorable. • In addition, Dr.
Molly Schuchat, who Is In chnrg~
of eV'Rluatlng all of the youth services In Ma.ryland has helped In
evaluating CAIU!:S and has used
theiT evaluating process as a guide
for other agencies.
The one regret ,Field has ·Is that
the Governor's Commislllon forces
them to accept 60% of their case•
from the Dept. o( Juvenile Services
whereas they would like to be
more active in the schoob and do
moft\. preventive work. Only a
small pC'rcentll&'e of their wor\t is
rurrently preventive.
Starting its revieW ot the 1974 budget, tbe ' Greenbell
Hom~, Inc. board of direCtors on Thutlday, November 15,
found litUe "fat" with tbe first part of tJae budget., · Thfa_ ,..
bec&use this pim dealt· maiDly with fixed coste over which GBJ
has little control
·
The only reduction the board effected was $10,000 In the admlniatraUve and .sales department budget by suggesting to III8IIIIgeDiellt
that lit substitute part-time 1161n'etarial heiJt for fulhtlme vactUJCl&
h8.rd to fill and that it poetpooe
painting the administration buDding. (For every $20,000.reductlon-tn
expenditUTeB or Increase In Income,
monthly charges are affected by 1
pereent.)
The only other lnajor expend!~re .item that came to a vote concerned a proposal to delete a ~.ooo
charge against membera for contlngency reserves. Directora Ted
Byerly and Tom White favore41:bls
proposal on the grounds that $88,000
In the brick and $70,000 In. the
fl'!IMe had been buUt up ln the put
few yeara In contingency lunda and
the corporation could afford to 'kip
the bwld1JP f()l' one year, 'l'Jie
· :est of the board opposed on the
grounds that there were many potential ~ the contiJJaency.
funds \vould have to take cutl of
- such as an expected deficit of
$57,000 In fuel oil costa for the current-(1973) year. ·
- -
neaun.. Praillelm .
tween the orbits of Mara. and Jupiter. At that Ume, It appeared to mainly with heating and maintenthe telescope, as a fuzzy patch of ance,. was to be conalde~ b;y. the
light. This. patch Is a cloud of gas GHI board on Monday, November
called the c<ima. As the comet ap-- 19. The board, however, dld ' take
proaches the sun, this coma will some action on meeUng the fuel oil
crisis at Ita November 1li meeting.
grow In Bize considerably.
It directed the manacer, the ptBnDuring Ita brightest stages, benlng committee, anq Ita engineering
tween December 25 and January 3,
a bright, starltke point mil)' appear con,eu,l~t W. N.orman Meyer. to
meet as soon as possible to deterin the coma. This bright point Is the
mine a time schedule and cost esnucleus of the comet, Nuclei of
timates for· a program of Installing
some comets may be 1~ mllea In
variable temperature controls on
diameter, but that Is sUll far too
the heating systems In the bricl!;
small to be
seen even by the homes.
largest telescopes.
These variable controls will per·The moat spectacular part of the
mit fuel oil savings by keeping the
comet, Is its tall which will grow
boiler water temperatures cOnstant
In size as the comet nears the sun.
despite changes In outside we~ther.
It could grow as long as 100 million
According to planning committee
miles.
The comet will appear as a fuzzy
patch of light, to the naked eye In
late November, low In the southBecause of the emer'liency crisis
e&Btern morning sky, As It swings
past the sun (from the morning sky enunciated by PreSident Nixon, the
HIIP O'DOsmeD, tile
DalntenaDce clepartmeDt hal foaDd
that only alloUi •12" of ~
chairman
Waethennan CODtrola Ill brick J11!1M
heating plants are In operable -ooa-- c1ltfimj; · O'DoDJt.m-llllcl tbat ac-o ·
co~ to ~ calculatkmll tJU
means- that the heatinc ·ple.nta are
operating at ODJy ~eney,,whereu with proper eontnllll the
efficiency should biJ
He .
estimated that· if the proper eontrois were lnatalled, GHI C!OUld.$100,000
less of fuel
on In1ru
a - ·what
One ~
element
111-t'l'"- .
.
the
newvartecJ
cOiltrob would 'CO& Eltlmates
up to $100,000. 'l'bere
WBII allo uncertalnt)'-»-W whetbel' - thele controla could be lnatallec'l In
the middle of the beatiJJI leUOII.
O'Donnell thou....t that It would on-
~-~
-
ly require 5 hOUl'll JIVOrk per unit
and that there would tie eJIOUib
warm days In the winter to penalt
iruch worli. The coMUitationa With
Meyer are expected to nt the answera to these questlona.
The board a1sp requested ·that
Meyer be coiiiiUlti!d _~ the
_advisability and feulblllt)r _llf ..llfOceedlnc In this heating _seuon with
the hydronlc conversion
·the
Ridge to variable temperature bot ·
water.
~-BalM
Although the -review of the lndlvldual expenditure lined items cn~&­
_ted IIWe controversy, the same cannot be said for the ovenill diJclllllion
that preceded. The 1lrat luue to
touch off a flreatorm was a propoeal
by Byerly for an aoros&-tbe-board
coat--of-living incr~e . of 5% for
GHI employees.
·White oppO.OO, saying that annual coat-ot..llvirrg Increases were
creating a "mockery of our pay
structure." He blamed the Federal
·Government for setting· the psttern
of automatic annual Increases,
maintaining that private Industry
does not follow this practice to the
.same extent.
He picked up some support from
O'Donnell and director Joe Compronl, but for different reasons.
They did not oppose cost-of-living
but
Americans to post Christmas mall
everyone.
length and brightness through Dec. at least one to two weeks earlier They thought that top IDILIIII&'euntil It moves past the sun on Dec. than the postal service previously ment should not. get automatic In 28. It will then. be seen for all of re-commended, according to the fol- creases. ·
January In the early evening sky lowing: surface domestic parcels--O'Donnell zeroed In on GHI man-In the southwest, gradually shrink- by Nov. 20 to Alaska and Hawaii ager Roy Breashee.ra, blaming him
lng In length and magnitude un~il and by Dec. 3 to the rest of the for allowing the boiler plants to
· -- --- - - -- ---deteriorate.- COmp-ronltliougll1 that
it fades from naked e;!lC--lllew m -stites.-early February.
Christmas cards and other tint top management should undergo
class letter mall within the u.s. __ (Valuation before a raise Is given
and romplalned that the board had
by December 8.
Airmail (Letters and parcels) · no procedure for conducting such
eval uatlons.
The Greenbelt Homemakers will to Alaska and Hawaii by Dec. 14.
Bob McGee from the audience
m('('t WPdnesday, Nov!'mber 28, at In all other states by Dec. 15.
International mall should be countered that by not Including the
8 p.m., at thP homP of Wlnni"
manager with other employees for
Phibbs, ~B Ridge Rd. The topic mailed at least two weeks earlier
a coat-of-living Increase, "you were
for discussion will be Scandinavian than deadlines orlrJnally suggested.
in effect cutting his .salary without
Cookery. Guetrta· are Invited and
an evaluation." Several other speaanyone wishing mo~e Information
Holiday Trash Schedule
kers pointed out that lnftatlon wu
should call Sue Soule, 474--0881.
Due to the ThanksrJving boll'affecting everybody's purchasing
day, Thursday, Nov. 22, residents
power, so why discriminate qalnat
who have newspapers collected
the manager and his senior ttalf.
on Thursdays will not receive
Former GHI president Net Shln-t
paper collection this Wl'('k. It Is
derrn&n and director Norman Weyel
A Folk Jam will be held on Wrd ..
requeited that the papPrs be
emphasized that If aalariee did not
Nov. 28,' at 7:80 p.m. In the Meet
saved for collrction the following
keep pace with those In the lOVern ing Room of the Greenbfolt Library.
week. This change In the refuse
ment and In the ronstruction inBring guitars or come to listen.
sr.hedule Ia ('tfectlve for this
dustry the corporation would los··
For more Information cali the
week only.
good people. Shlndf'rman asserted
Young Adult Departrnt>nt 845--11800.
that "manpowt>r Is the main 88SI't
of OHI."
Breaahears defended himself 'a
galnat O'Donnl'li's chargP that tho•
plants Wf'rr allowed to dPlf'rlorate
The City Council of Greenbelt will conduct a public hearing on
by producing llgut<'s that showed
that the corporation wss consuming
. Monday, November 26, 1973 at 8:00 P.M.
the samP, I'Ven less, oil today than
It was trn years ago, "despite th&
in the Council Room, Municipal Building, 25 Crescent Road, to
many and varied problems encbunconsider the
'·
·
tered incld!'nt to th!' aging process .
BUDGET FOB THE SECOND YEAR FUNDING APPLICATION
of our heating systems," He cltrd
.FOR THE "GREENBELT CARES"- YOUTH SERVICES
, this as cvidl'nce that operating pffl ..
dency haa been malntaine<f and
attributed It to the diligent efforts
Gudrun H. Mills, City Clerk
'
' c~ntlnutd on Pact• t
Need For Early Posting
Folic Jam at Library
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
JWBEAU
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