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Residents in Greenbtiar, Springhill Lake
l-lear Council Candidates Express Views
Springhill Lake
by Mary Loa Williamson
Five incumbents. and three challengers
again faced the voters in open forum on
Monday, August 29- this time at Greenbriar. The affair was sponsored by the
Greenbriar Community Association with
Bill Ayers, the association vice president,
serving as emcee. About 85 persons attended.
Trame protllema on GrMnbelt Road and eneroaehlnr development In Ealt Greenbelt and Ita
environ• were the hot tople11. All candidate~ supported a etronr pollee force and eltiHil inTolvement In erlme prevention. All aupport.ed comple·
tion af the full lletrorail ayltem and a mlni-bua
for tran.,cwtatlon within the communiiJ ..
J:aeb eudklata wu allowed ftve. minutea to preaent 'bll or her platfcirm, followed bJ a qu•tlon
and auwer •ulon for the audience and a twominute wrap-up. The order of apeaken waa determined bJ plekllll numbera from a box. ~ luck
af the draw put lmambent Thomu,X. White flnt
and former ma:ror (In the 'aixtlea) Franeil W.
Wlllte 1ut.
n.o.u X WWte 011 drtelopJMnt, incumlleat
Tom White cal1ed for the next' connell to aeqllfre'
more bufl'er etrtp. (creen epace). To do that, he
aald, will require a bond iuue, aomethlnr he has
bed aapporilnc for MVaral :r•n. Be aald he is
parUcular)J concerned with· aeathetlc development
and en'lironmental protection.
In the wrap..up, White cautioned aralnat allowlnr deYelopment to continue to proceed without
lmpi'Q'fellllnta to publle faeilltl• - In particular,
1"'0ICC hiiJII0"811nie. "We need io hunker down and
aa:r to the eount:r: 'No more duelopment till we
Eli the lmprovemeenta you promlaed.' "
._ he... Crime II lacnulnlln number and
in dqree of violence. Incumbent Ed Putena is
proud he hu helped eatabUeh Greenbeh'a crime .
prevention actlvitlea, atrMainr educational prorram• that abow people how to proteet thn~aelvea
and how io be eyea and ears of the community.
Hie aatement, "Greenbelt Road Ia beeomlnr the
Bhlrle:r Biclrway of Greenbelt,'' Wll creeted with
appNCiatlon for hie awareneu of the problem. Be
hu led the battle for a trafle llrht at Mandan
Road, he l&id.
In IRimm&I'J he •ld, "In Greenbelt we can alwa:ra alt down and talk It out, even thourh we
don't . .,. arne."
~ Pll8kl. Greenbelt haa had -u qualified
caDCtldatea "er the yean, aald Incumbent
Diet Plllkl. With bil 10 :rean on counetl, com·
mUtee ten'lee at all lenla ol rovemment and com·
mlanent aa a llaeel con•natiTe,. he uked ntan
to rift him one af their lift 'total. "Select aomeone who llnowa how to handle problema." He then
reacl.Uie Hat ol roala lrom bla fl:rer.
In ·hi• wrap-up, Pllakl added a nota ol caution
about further diYelopmut: "Birneaa cloea not
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GU WeiHaleY. Outlhlilll needl for the comlnr
term from Uaa point cl Yt.w of Eut Greenbelt, lneumbnt Gil Weidenfeld put Greenbelt Road lm·
proTaMDta lrat - traiBe Hrbt at Mandan Rd., a
mu.t; widealq; aDd rallalldlnr tile lntaraeetlon at
the entranee to Greenwa:r Center, wlllcll baa beeOIIIt a boUleneek. On the problem of dop, he
sUed for "atronc, ·lfl'eetlft 11tlcm throaJh elt:v
ordlllaneee." On a mon penonal noM, Weidenfeld
.poke o1 hie aPerieDCe af 11 ,_n on counell, hie
eomml\llllnt to die jolt ( onl:r one abeetlce) and hie
leachnhlp qulltlta.
In hSt 1011eluloD, 1M told YOtera: "Look to w!lat
an illlllnn.l - eoDtrilllate to the e011111111DitJ."
B-' ,J-. ChaDIDav BIJII .IOMI made elear
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by LUke muda
Eight candidates running for the ftve
spots on the Greenbelt city council outlined
what they each feel they can offer Springhill Lake at a special "Candidates' Night"
Thursday at the complex's Community
House.
The candidates-Herbert Jones, Robert Zugby
Ri-chard Pllski, Gil Weidenfeld, Francia W. White'
Antoinette M. (Toni) Bram, Edward Putena
Thomas X. White (their names appear here I~ the
AI Berling, Greenbelt's OutstancUnr Cltbea
t.a,
aame order they will ·be listed on the ballot) were
invited to speak by the n-ly~ormed Sprinchill enjoys hla role u Grand ManhaU for the Labor Day PuMe.
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- photo b:y J. Henaon
.Lake Civic Assoc:iation.
Each had two minutea to diaeusa what he or abe
will do as a council member to help Sprincblll
Lake, and two minutes to speak on city-aponaored
teen recreat:on prorrama.
Coutlcll Help
Herbert Jo.nea said hill campalrn is baaed on
the issqea of poblle aafet:r and the rirhta of
pro~erty ownen.
Robert ZuP,y, who lives in Greenbriar Pbaae
by Leta Maelt
III, was appointed to the city council last FebAlbert K. Herliq, Greenbelt's Outstanding Citizen of
ruary. The trafllc Intersection at Kenilworth AYenue, and G~h !toad, ~m..d!t IIHIJ' ltMi~t 'on~ E~n Rolld, be aald';"ll "badiJ ckrec:OtsJgned. Improvement• will be made over the next
ftve Yl""• he aald, and the city council must nized as a preserver of the News ReTiew, the Greenbelt
"keep ~n top of thla problem."
Library, Center School and the Greenbelt Theater.
Zul'bY will continue to aupport atronr pollee
When HerliiJ1r accepted hi• explained, "and ftrml)' enaconced
protection, he said, and wantl w make aura that a-rd, he commented, "No one the name of Greenbelt In the Jaw
that proteetlon keepa paee wlh the continuinr man eYer does all the thlnrs I've books of this country."
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development of the city.
been credited with all b)' himWhen the Co\lnt:r decided to
Richard Pllakl aald the city council muat demon- aelf." He in tum cred1ted the move the library from a room In
strate "aenaltlvtty to each af tile elty'a pana" but eltlsena of Greenbel:t for maklnr Center Sehool to a location out~id that emphuisinr the need of one part of the
btl work poul.ble. "Thank you, aide the city, Berll111 waa alao
e1ty at the ell'plnae of another "wouldn't be fair all of :rou, each &Del nary one of on hand to form a committee to
to the (entire) community."
you, for all the doria :rou have eave the Ubrary. Thla committee
Labellnr hlmaelf a "ftaeal conaervatlve " Pllakl put Into thia city," he concluded. convinced the "Count:r rovernaaid he will continue to 111k the belt In ~reatlon
Announelnr tile award, Bobbi ment that Greenbelt needed and
faellltlea and prorrama, In pllbllc safety and In McCarth)t, Outatandlnr Cltlaen deaerved to have a public library
the preaervatlon of the clt:r'• natural aarroundlnra Chalrpenon, noted that Herllnr'• at the center of tlhe community."
at the beat poeaible price.
lfl'ona .on behalf o1 the clt:r
Recently, he baa been heavll:r
Pollee proteetloJ'J, recreation faellltlea and pro-- "ha•• aH been panetuated b:r a Involved In pruemnr the Greenteetlon of the clt:r'• natural environment, aald Gil poahlve, problem·aolvtnt ap- bell Theater and MYinr It from a
Weldenfeld, are not ~~- problema. By rettlnc proadl which hU btlped pre•rve future aa a health apa. Be dreamatreet llrhta for Cherr:rwoocl Road and by flndlnc and enhanee aome of the flneat ed of pre•mnt the theater'•
the room and funda for ball flelda, he aald, he upacta of GI'MIIbel\." In ·addr.- role in liM cultural life of Greenhaa worked on th- klnda ol problema In the put tlon to hia work for the paper, bel't. Explained lllcCaribJ, "T~
and nnta the chance to follow up on tb.a.
the idlool, liht llbrar:r and tile day, lhanlu to that dream and to
"Greenbelt Ia a quallt:r elt:r, wit11 quallt:r aervlcu theater, he aenwa on the elt:r'• the unendlnt declleetlon of biMand qualliJ people," aald FraJde W. White. "But EmploJM Relatione Board and "If, hl1 fMIIIl:r and man:r othan
the le'lll af. \he~ quality ahould be the aame rerularl:r brlnp ONIIIbelt nota- in the comm1111ltJ who he'll been
throurhout the ett:r."
ble Ylaltlnr performance• from lnaplred to Join the lfl'ort, we
He too wlll auppon atronr pollee protection and the Baltimore S:rJIIfhonJ Orebn- have a eultual aria center wllleh
Ia al.l'll and nll &n4l Ji'llnr In
conaldera hl-11 "tourb on erime," he aald. Hie tra.
Greenbelt."
approeh 'to crime, ha aald, will be to u11 ..on
Berllnr,
tore&her
with
Charlie
Tllla :rear'• Judres unaniiiiO'I...
plalaclothea ofllcera without "ralalnc the vialblllt:r"
Beh-n, Olltltandilll Cltlsen of J:r elloM Herlinr for the 1881
of the poltn.
On llletrorall, JPtoanda Wlllta aald he will preaa ltll, orpnlsed the l'rtedom of aW'&rd. The Judps are GN111belt
lee BDLINO, ,.,. 11, eeL 1
for the earlleat poulble coft1111etion of the Green- t1le PreU 'Com-'ttee wllen the
belt line bat wanta to be nre, he aald, that all Newa ReYiew waa aaed b:r a lothe aenlce road• for the atatlon are In plaea flrat. etal de'leloper. Thla committee RSHINO OICAY AT LAD
raiaed tiO.OOO io ........ paper
GN111belt Lalit Ia once apln
"8prlntblll Lake cannot operata on Ita own,"
tbe eomm'"-'s •ona wen opan for ftalllnr. It hae been
aald A.ntolnetta (Toal) Bram, and It Ia for tbla and
rewarded wflen the newapapar cloaed for abonl two Jtarl. ablee
realllft, abe ulcl, that abe Ia rlad to . . the beIts appeal before the United lhe lake wu drained to eradieata
rlnnlnc at the Sprlnrblll Lake Clvle Aaeoclatlon. won
Statal Bllpreme Ollllrt, llleCarihJ undealrable llall, aaeh u pldltll.
Bram aald abe a conn•tlon be~ erlme
After the lalla waa reatoekecl,
and JVUth actl'llt:r. "Worlllq with ,oath will
no flahlnt waa dieD allowed bed•reaat erlme to aome extant," 11M aald.
WHAT GOlSON
callll the new flu -re too . . .n.
.. ram aald that Bprlnrhlll Lake Ia "landlocllecl"
On Aupat 80, an iu,..alon
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b)' the Beltwa)' and that abe will -rk to -~~~
waa made at the ftab population
Counell Meetblt, lllunlelpal
the ro&da Into IIIICI oiK at 8priqhlll Lake mor~
In tile lalla. James E. Vu Taaael,
·~omfortable and aate."
Buildlnr
ma-.r of Warmwatar ,.,.._
'hel., ..,._ -J1J wt .... Hte.Aeeordlq to llchrard Pvtena, lprlacJWI Lea.
laa, State ~ ~-lalttNi ·
torleal
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baa a crime problem. "I will roll up •:r aleeTea
tlon, aald. "After aaal:ralnt all af
Qnenbelt
and work witb JOU," 1M ·..w.
tile dllta colleeied • • • , I ... 80
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"Bprinplll lAke Ia nil theqht el b:r Greenpoattl'le nuon for keepiDf the
belt," •ld 'nlomu X. White, and Uda Ia due, ht
8oerd ........ Baallton Pl. lake eloeecL"
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and
for
AI Herling:
Outstanding Citizen
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emonlee of th":G;A;b:iitaj:;'Da;'P.atlvaJ. He was
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Thursday, September 8, 1983
Volume 46, Number 42
Fenner Greenbelt Teacher
To OIRciale at Convention
Call Special Trash
Te tile IWiter:
Today I found s young man
un1oMlnc a earful of trash into
the woodl. Be told me that he
liYa ill Boxwood. I can't im&J'ine
why be c!Miae to drive ieVeral
mn.. up Ridge Rd. to dump his
trash 111tlen be could have stayed
home and let Special Traab do
the worlt.
I wonder if people in Greenbelt
realile that they have aeceaa to
free trash remoftl by aimply eallinc the eity'a Speeial Traah number, 47~. I aiM wonder if
people in Greeubelt realiae that
grua clippinp, tree limbs, hedge
cllppinp, etc. are trult.
I live adjacent to woods which
belone to GBI on Ridge Rd. belaw Weat-y, and I am appalled
by the eont.lnual dumping. People
come from blocks around to dump
lawn clippinp, bedee trimminp,
*·• thus 611i.nc the woods with
traah. It'a uely to look at and ultimately, it'• bad for the health
of dM wooda.
PluM, Greenbelten, use the
Sp.ieial Trull aemee and let neryone enjoy the natural beauty
that aurrounda us.
Lela J.P. Bllebalk
Gertnda Yeapr, former teaeher at Center Sebool, will conduct
the m-orial service at the li8th
Annual Conorention of the Women's Cbriatlan Temperance Union
(WC'fU) of Prince Geortee•
County. The meeting will be heid
on Tueaclay, Sept. 13, at the United llethocti.at Church of Brentwood, 37th and T~lden Streets,
at 10 LID. lin. Yearer ia president of the Rudisill Union WCTU
of Collep Park. All friend• are
welcome to attend the eoDvention.
THANKS
Te tlleiWiter:
We wish to eapreu our appreciaUcm to the community for
their tremendous support of the
Llo111' booths at the Labor Da:v
. FwtlY&i.
"nle lunda aecrued will go a
loac -Y ~nla making the
Uona' procnm ,oaaible durin<
the coming year. Theae procnm•
will inelude helpinr the
fortunate with their man:v problema,
whid\ include ftnandal and medical needs, etc.
Greenwlt Lions Club
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WOMEN Of ST. HUGH'S
PLAN SOCIAL EVENING
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Georll't'town
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WednesJa:;.
Mystery 11arier to Play
At Caltml Arts Ceater
Dr. Cook's Garden, an Ira Levin my.tery, will be dramatized
at the Utopia Theater Fridays
and Satunlaya, Sept. 9-24 at 8:16
p.m. A Sunday matinee will be
held September 26 at 2:30 p.m.
The aettinc of Dr. Cook'• Garden is a small town in Vermont,
w-here Dr. Jim Tennyson, after
completing his medieal training,
retuma to visit hi1 old friend and
mentor, the ellteemed Dr. Leonani Cook. He aoon realilel that
tilere is somethine very odd about
the town. There are no criminals,
social miatttl or mentally disturbed. Perhaps it I. a bit too
peaceful. D!aeover the aecret of
Dr. Cook's garden.
For more information, call 474-7783 reconlinc, or 441-8770 one
hour before ahowtlme.
AGINDA • RIGULAR MlmNG
OF CITY COUNCIL
Monday, September 12, 1983
8a00 P.M.
COMMUNICATIONS
8. Preaentation - Storer Cable TV
? . Petltio111 and Requeata
8. Admln'-tnU'ft Reporta
9. Commlt1M Report.
III. OLD BUSINESS
10. Negotiated Pun:hue of Profe..ional SerYieea
11. Greenway Eut Profe~aional Center- Portion of Witt
Property- AdYisory Planninr Board Report #300
12. Croaa-Burninc Incident at Charleatawne VIllage
Comm\Uiity Relation• Advisory Board Report
The Women of St. Hull'h'e ~or
dially invite all ladiea of the pariah to attend an eveninll' of aocisl
fellowahip in (h-enobl~ Hall, on
WednMCiay, September 14, from
7:30 until 9:30 p.m.
/;, .f9'=f\19l.i'!>J mAA~
Women's Flag Football
Action in the Women's Flag
Football can be seen every Sunday, 9 a.m. - 12 noon, on Braden
Field beginning this Sunday,
Sept. 11. It is tough and exciting.
Specotators are urged to come
down and cheer their favorite
team· on to victory .
Many GHI members have asked questions about cable TV. An
agreement waa signed by GHI
The staff .and residents at
and Storer Oable TV in May. For
more information about cable in- Greenbelt Nursing Center will
stallation, members should con- •hold a flea market and bake sale
tact Storer directly. Call 699-8881. on Saturday, September 17, from
GHI baa learned that a repre- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the nursing
aentative of Storer is scheduled center, '7010 Greenbelt Road.
Items for nle will be clothing,
to apeak . at the September 12
meeting of the Greenbelt City home furniehings, arts and crafts,
plants, white elephants, toys and
Council.
Over 1,000 chances were sold games, books and baked goods.
on the GHI hidden treasure game Donations of these items are
at the I..,hor Day Festival. Win- welcome. There will be soft
ners wm be announced in next drinks, potato chipa and candy
week's Newa Review. Winners bara on sale also.
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The flea market lw open to the
will also be eontaeted about prize
dill'tribution by the person who publi:c. Any interested· persons
may rent table apace by calling
dcnated their prize.
Joy or Debbie at 346-9696.
"1983 Year of the Bible"
Proceeds from apace rental fees
and the sale of flea market items
Observed by Methodists
"1983: The Year of the Bible" will be used for apecial activiwill be observed at the Monday ties for nursing home residents.
night meeting September 12, at 8 M a special community service
p.m., of the United Methodist project, the residents will be doWomen at the Mowatt Memorial nating all proceeds from the bake
United lletbodnlt Church. The sale to Children's Hospital in
program will be led by Bea No- Washington, D.C.
In the event of nloin, the bake
ble. All lledlodiat women and
their friends are invited to at- sale will be held Indoors and the
tend and brinr their . Bible to flea market will be rescheduled
share a favorite verse or passare. for Saturday, September 24.
Nettie Brockway, preaident, will
conduct the abort business aeaBaha'I• bel:ieve that the eoul I
sion.
continuee to procresa In the
spiritual kingdom after the
bod:v dies.
- from the Baha'I
U.at.l MetWiat Clnlrela
Sacred wri ~~inca
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Sunday Sehool 9:30 A.M.
P.O. Bo:1: 145
(for all agea)
Greenbelt, MD 10'170
llornlnc Wonhlp 11:00 A.M.
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Rev. Dr. Jamea Chong Park
Pastor
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ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
I. ORGANIZATION
1. Call to Order
I. Boll Call
a. Medltatioa
Pledl'l of Allarlance to the FlaJ'
4. llinutea of CouDeU .l(eetinp
6. Additiolll to Arenda by Councilmen and Manacer
IV.
Gyunr Geun Ryu, a Spring·
hill Lake reaident, was a pus .. nrer on the Korean Airline•
=et ahot down laat wt'ek.
... • • Ryu was working on a MilA. ·r'w degree in chemiatry at
• ~eorgetown Univerait:v and
h~>d uked for a leave of ah.
·.,.0'\ce In ord.r to rf'tum to Ko• <>n family bueinesa.
$100 Reward
Offered for information leading to positive identiftcation
of person responsible for removing City of Greenbelt
ducks from Greenbelt Lake.
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NEW BUSINESS
13. Amt-ndment of Animal Control Ordinance - Penalties
14. llf'aolution to Adopt Re<"ommended Chanll'l'l in the Tax-..
Deferred Compen.. tion Plan and to Approve the Eatab;liwhment of a a.tlftment Truat Administered by th~
lnt~rnaliollll City Manall'f'r'• Retirement Corporation
for the City • ht Readinr
Hi. Site Plan - Bennipn'a Reataurant. S.ltwR)" PIRu
16. Site Plan • Greenbelt Profeaaional Center, Edmonston
Road
17. Bid Award- Inaurant'e,
18. Community Development Block Grant Projects, Program
Year 10
19. Ped,.•triaft Uae of Greenbelt Road Bridge Over Baltimore-Waahington Parkway
20. \'ottnll' Deleeat>P1lnd Alternate · National LealfUe of
Citiu Conftntlon
MISCELLANEOUS
~OTE · Thi• ,. a preliminary agenda · subject to rhanl(e.
Nursing Center to Hold
Flea Market, Bake Sale
GHI NOT~S
Mowatt Memorial
Bahi'iFalth.
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ST. GEORGE'S
EPISCQPAL CHAPEL
welcomea you
comer of Lanham Severn
and Glenn Dale Roads,
Glenn Dale
Sunday& 8 and 10 a.m.
Nuraery & Church Sehool
282-MBI
fpiKopal
Baltlmon Bml. at Pew._ Mm
Rd., Belta.iBe
8:30 a.m. Holy Eucberlat
10:30 a.m. Holy Euehariat
First and third Sunda)'l
10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer
Second and fourth Sunday•
10:30 a.m. Sunday School
Rev. John G. Bala, Rector
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Yes, You Can Begin Again
Worship With Us and Find Out for
Yourself
GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH
Creaeent & Greenhill Rda.
474--4212
11:46 a.m.
Bible Study for all agea (Sun.)
11 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Wonhip Service
8:00p.m.
Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.)
(United Church of Chrlat)
Hillside and Crescent Roada
Phone 474-61?1 mominga
10 am Sunday Morning Worship
and
School for Children
Infant Care Provided at
Fellow•hip Centl'r behind Church
Rirhard Leavitt,
Interim Minister
Chur~h
ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Paae :1
Holy Cro.- Lutheran Church begins 40th year
Next April the members
of Holy Cross will mark the
40th Anniversary of their
ministry to the people of
Greenbelt and Surrounding
, CQJPmUnit{ea.
.
·Lutherans in Greenbelt
worshipped together for the
ftrst time on Easter Sunday,
April 9, 1944, In the home of
Adele and Ed Trumbule at
86-L Ridge Road. The service waa held in the dining
room; Sunday school waa
conducted on the stalrcaae.
Seeking more adequate facllltiea, the congregation
· 1 soon moved Into the Center
School cafeteria. A small
HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH
church building was erected
6906 Greenbelt Road
at 22 Ridge Road in 1952. It
Sunday Worship . ................... ............... 8:30 & 11:115 a.m. ~r.1;: ~he collJI'8gation un(Care is provided for infanta and toddlers
Now the Church {a located
at both services.)
at 6906 Greenbelt Road on THE STAFF OF HOLY CROSS: Jtev, Bd,...cc B. .....
· 1 ,_9 r;o
an 11 acre tract of land pur- Pastor; Scott P. Wycherley, Director of ChrlltlaD BdaeaSunday school and B1b e c...ses ... ---- ··-- ····--- · -- ···· ··· : a.m. chased from the
J)e.. tion; and Carol Koke, Pariah Workv.
Young People for Christ meeting .......................... 4:80p.m. partment of the Interior.
The Rev. Edward H. Blmer waa ordalMd iDto the .mVisitors are always welcome to worship with ua. For inistey of the Lutheran Church iD AUJUit- of 1911 afW tndfo~tion concemlng any of our services, please call 846- ident Kennedy on October 9. uatlnJ from Concordia Seminary iD St. J.oall. Be blciiDe
5111 between the hours of 9 :00 a.m. and 6 :00 p.m.
1962
tM eoea resident of Greenbelt that same mODtb.
gTegatlon celebrated his Sbth ADDivei'IU'J at JloiJ Orou
YOUNG PEOPLE FOR CHRIST - AN AcriVE YOUTH MINISTRY
with a surprise banquet at the Fontalaebl•u Ia J(ew CarHoly Cross baa a youth
rollton. .
mfnistry for teens with
Scott P. Wycherley, a Jl'&(luate of Coacordla Collea'l.
weekly meetiJlll, Bible stuBronxville, N.Y., joined th~ •taft of Holy Croa Ia ·1t'f8. Be
dy, and fellowship activitlea.
serves the congregation aa MiDlater of Youth aa4 Dlnctbr
The young people for
of Chrfatfan Education He play• the orpn oa 8uDclaJ
Christ (Y.P.F.C.) are baaicmorhlng and direct~ ttte youth choir.
.
ally conftrnied youth of the
•\ , Carol Koke ja..iil, moat receat lddltioD to the eUrch
congreJation, but In recent
staff. She Ia A lW'IfWuate of St.loha'e CoUtre. WIIAIId.
years friends ·of the church
KAnaaa, wlere 4hl majored in Church mualc ud Parflb
youth have joined and now
work. She managei the church offtee, leadl the mule pro.
make up over 40% of the
Jl'am, and serves aa a church orJ&nilt and choir cUrector.
active membership
The youth meet with teachRALLY DAY - SEPTEMBER 11
er Pamela Brown every SunSunday, Sept. 11, will be an eapeclaUy blJ dar tor all
day moming at 10:00 a.m. to
the children at Holy Croul .. It mark• the betrlDDbw of tbe
discuss tuuea relevant to the
new Fall Educational Protram.
Christian teen of today.
Boys and girls up to tl&e qe of 12 an iDnted to JIU'They meet every Sunday af.
tlcipate in the Rally Day activities that bqta at 9:10 LDl.
temoon at 4 :SO p.m. for a
After reglsterinJ and beiq auiped to a dall, tbe ebllcldevotion and buaineu meetren will participate In a proJI'&m that iDdude1 a Bible .._
ing. The church opens at 2 :30 p.m. for athletics and game
son, games, a movie, and a lunch at 12:11 p.m.
room activities aa well aa fellowship prior to the meetlq.
Children between the apa of 2~ and I an enrolled iD
The youth participate in church 11ervices by ainglq anthe Pre-~chool and Nursery Department. There tbq have
thems at least twice a month
·
an oppcortunity to play and learn from 9:41 LID. autO tbe
The Y.P.F.C. support an Inner city mission project in
close o: the late Hrvice.
Waahington, D.C. Recently they made a substantial contriP11rents will beneftt from a course OD "Koral ~
bution to a young man who needed a bone marrow transment" led by Pastor Bimer. Scott Wycherle~, the Director
plant.
of Ch ·istian Education, will lead a clau on Our LutbG'U
Of course, there are plenty of social activities and outIngs. Recently, eight members of the group (Lisa West, CHILDREN AT WORSHIP Herit:•ge," a study of the historical &Del doctrinal t.ctKurt Bender, Joel Blrner, Kevin Weiner, Jonathan PeterChildren are included in groun1 of the Lutheran Church.
The youth Bible Clau wlll meet at 10 :00 a.m. (See
son, Jimmy Gainor, Billy Iaennock, and Chuck Hlep) attend- the worship life at Holy
ed a youth gatherillJ in San Antonio, Texaa. They also C1'088. Each Sunday, Paator accompanyin&' article.)
sponsored a caramel apple booth at the Labor Day Festival. Bimer invites the boys and
Current officers of the group are: Joel Bimer, Preal- Jirla to come and ait with
dent; Jonathan
Vice-president; Tim Sav&Je, Trea- him for a special meaa&~e.
After the meaaaJe, the chUdren frequently sinJ a 1001
that they have leamed durinJ the Sunday school hgura.
Jeaua once said, "Let the
children come to me, and do
not atop them. beeauae the
KinJ(lom of God belonp to
them." Mark 10:14. Thue
worda are taken vert Ml'·
ioualJ at Holy Crou.
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Rn. Dui4 ConwaJ, Paator
Boace Poue, Chalnnan of
the Department of Chri1tian
Education at Holy Croll,
dliCUIIII Rally Day plana
with PenY Melle:r (center),
director of the h'Hchool
department, and board member· Alex Holt (left).
RtY. Francia G. Kuiata, Aaaoeiate Paator
MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday 6 p.m.
Sunday8,9:30, lla.m., 12:30p.m.
Daily !ltaaa: '7:30 a.m. Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. Monday • Saturdal'
Sa(falllnt ol Ree..cllla•loa~ Saturda~ 4-S p.ll\.
Lin HIGH THE CROSS
I
GRJZN'BELT NZWS RZVmW
Thursday, September 8, 1988
~&:liiR&JIIU ~-PRINCJt AIIIIUCMI ~
Wew • 1J ~mte YOUto • . OD l)llOqa Dftllll
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Oft'er enda Oct. 9, 1981
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COCICTAIS
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I!ARLY 1111E8 BOURBON
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750MI.
$5.99
$9.99
M.IIEY VODKA
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NATURAL LIGHT IEIR
CASE OF 24-120Z. WAMI ONLY
PAATY Sli:E 1.15L
$7.49
$9.29
$11.59
UL
CASE o» 2• · 12 OZ.
WAIIM OMLY
allf.~BLHflr
....1.£ PRICE
MSATE
Planning, Expresses Ang_er at: ~earing
Eel Putene woaderad what kind of a lim Bennlpn'• propoeed•. "Are there Ulf
beck-door plana for a 1ip 7'' he
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IICORUIIY SCOTCH
ROSE.
111° 1.15L PARTY SIZE
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SALE PRICE
-2.00 REBATE
Sl.•
• 2.00
Net Cost
$2:-------"------$7.99
Greerbelt
Cultural Arts Center
AND
THE GREENBELT PLA"ERS
PRESENT
"What elae will 1proat up like
mUabroolu 7' ' councilman Bob
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Help Keep Greenbelt CLEAN & Greenll
MAYOR WEIDENFELD
MAYOR WEIDENFELD
IT'S WORTH REPEATNill
Re-elect
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On Sept. 20
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CoiaMlbnan
Wataon, coun1el for Bennlgan'• You aak u1 to rtve 1011 aomethlnr aakt!L
In \he Dlatriet of Columbia area, very nlu.ble," he 'uld, referrln~
Weldenfeld expl'llled the feelto 1upport for the liquor license
waa al10 preHnt.
requeat. "Brown alwayl Hndl lnr that he had no problem wi+.ll
~e corporation baa committed
$500,000 for Improvement., Ken- othen,'' he continued. "I feel lOr- Bennlpn'• ltaelf but hacl ~
kel ~&ld, In addition to' the •true- ry for you. You 1how ua a menu ~'~~~"atlona about tratle flow at
ture ltaelf. It will have "rood de- and a pleture. But you have a danprou lnteniiCtioa. He
cor" and "good artlfacta," he add- nothing to 1ay about how fOU ret apoke of the rood working nlathe eltJ hu alwafl ened. He likened the reataurant to In, how you ret traftlc In and out. tlonaht,.
"We iaked Brown to come In jo)'ed with the other Greenbelt
Jasper's and H. T. McDoogal'a In
developen - In Springhill Lake,
the Greenway Cen~r. He eatl- yean ago," Pll1ki went on, "and the Greemray Centar, and the
mated that the facility would be dlacu11 the overall plan. Some- Golden Trtuale. "Bennlran'• II
ready to open 10metlme In the where he baa to have enough
apr!nr of 1984. "We would like parking apace• for all theae 10mebow trapped In thl1 min
to become a real friend, a partner ahopa. I'm going to aak council to that the owner hu set up. We're
of the city of Greenbelt," Kenkel withhold approval of the liquor Irked, outraged, and annoyed," he
llcenae until we ean ret an over- nld.
aald.
White, noting that the llquo1'
In r11pon11 Mayor Weldenfeld all plan."
Pilakl noted that six more AMC llcenee application 11 the only
exp!eaaed the clty'a outrare at
the city baa to try to
havmg been excluded from ,prior theaters are alao projected. Three leverage
lnft~~ence the proponl,lntroduced
knowledge of these plana. Here more department atore-two of a motion to withhold the city'•
we're being told what's going on," them new atructurea - are also
he said
propoaed In the aketch whiCh the support for auch an application
·
Apolorr
Kenkel apologized for the
breakdown of communications.
"Thla Ia not the ftrat time Becauae the Beltway Plaza wal
Brown (Sidney Brown, Beltway already
existing
commercial
Plaza developer) baa surprised apace, the corporation had not'
Low Density RespoMive
the city," ~&id Mayor Gil Wei- been eoncemed with problema
denfeld. "Each time we get an- that go along with a newly deZoning.
grler." He explained the lmpor- veloplng property, he aald. They
had not even realized that the
Strict Enforcement of
Plaza waa part of the city of
LIQUOR BOARD
Greenbelt, he noted, until he had
Animal Control Law
HEARI~G
personally called the Greenbelt
The Board of License ComPollee Dept. to find out. "We do
mi..lonera ( I.Jiquor Control
not eontrol the timing of the liqCity-Wide Bus Service
Board) on August 31 conaideruor llcenae." he pointed out. He
ed the request for a Claea B,
termed the failure to communiExpedite METRO Const.
cate "a bureaucratic overalrht."
BLX, Beer, Wine and Liquor
''The Watchdog Voice"
But Weidenfeld accused Brown
License for Benrilgan'a and
of falling to work In the beat Intook the matter under adviseterests of the restaurant corpomen\.
ration when he did not notify
Thomaa
X.
Councilmen
them of the Plaza's relationship
White teetifled on the city'•
with the city.
concel'lll relating to the lack of
"He'a onlt_ our landlord,'' aald
Information about the aett.lnr
Kenkel. · "5t'a Ui'e only relaand the Impact of the reetautionship."
rant on nearby roads, the city
Brown himself waa not preaent
and the neighborhood.
at the meeting, thoueh he aent a
The City Council, which
which
prepared
statement
recomiiMinded denial of the
FleiiiCbman read, in which Brown
Hennigan's application for a 11requested the clty'a aupport In
cenee at Its August 22 meetapproval of the liquor license apInc, bu the mllltter on Ita
plication.
Monday, September 19 arenAll membera of council were
da.
concerned with the proposed site
tance of early consultations, eape- plan for Bennlran'a - the poalcially with the city's Advisor)' tionlnr of the restaurant In relaPlannlng Board, ao that potential tion to lnereaa and egre11, the
problema with traftlc flow, park- location of the dumpater and Ita
lng, and aeathetic conalderatione IICreenlng, the plana for beautiflcation of the property along
could be worked out.
In hla preaentatlon at the be- Greenbelt Rd. and almllar mat·
ginning of the meetlri1, Irving ten. In particular they que1tioned
Flelahman, Leaalng Con1ultant all three men about whether o1'
for the Plua, pa11ed around eop- not there would be adequate parklea of a plan dated July 14 ahow- lng and how Bennlpn'l viewed
Inc revlaiona and addition• to the the projected nearby nelghborapreaent building. that occupy two faat-food placea and two klapace In the Piasa. Bennlgan'• oak1.
waa drawn In aa a darke1led rec·
Councilman Tom Whlta noted
tanrle In the weatem comer that Bennlran'• will be "neatled
formed bf Greenbelt Rd. and the aga11llt the aim for the theater.
82nd An. entrance to the Plan. What Ia their reaction to belnr
Tbl1 11 the eaatemm01t entrance, next to a gaudf •lrn T'' he uked.
which lead• atral1ht beck to liar"Quite franklf," White ulcl,
lhall'1.
"the concem I han about BenniImmed11tely adjaceat to Bennl- ran'• propoeal Ia th11 laek of
gaa'1 on the welt an ahown two knowledp about what next. It 11
klo1k-ne for a S~n Bank bani for Greenbelt to be rational
Ilona)' Monr, the other for a about what Ia Irrational."
Parkhlr 1.· Photomat. NerotlatlODI ara al10
ullderwaf for a Popefe'l Reltau~tiomnr NYeaJecl thet no
rant, a ehlcken fast-food fran- c'"eaanta ill the ' - acnement
chlee, 1tlll further w- J:ut of with the Plaia woaW aeaun Ileathe Plaaa entranee alld dlnctlf alpn'a of a partk!1llar auaber of
oppoaite Bennlpn'e, alao on perldnr 1pacu. Thq wouW be
Greenbelt Bel., a WelldJ'• reetaa- able to draw oa all the parldq
rant le projeeted.
.,.. 1n the PluL l'lellebmaa
Two rept'MI1l~tiftl of the J1eD. dlrmed.
Dlpa'l ehaln whole altiluM
"Toa'n lookillC at the onrall
OWDII' II the Ptllabul7 Corporaplaa," lAid Wataoa. "We'n lookUoa, pulld aroulld a eolond m. at tllll 8111 paneL" Be dW
clawlq of the Old TOWD AleuD· 110\ - W..,.• aM PopeJe'1 u
drla
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ladleate the nal --~ .. _,
hiP qM1kJ of .,....t~ea dlat tile clraw the . . . elleBtele, M ......_
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by Virginia Beauchamp
An angry city council at a
· l meet'mg on ·u·
' d
spec1a
!uOD ay
~vening, Au~st 22, could
hardly contain their rage
when representatives of the
Beltway.Plaza and of Bennigan's Restaurants, a national franchise which plans to
locate in Greenbelt appeared
'th 1 th k 'tchi t f
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on f
e s e
es 0
mformabOJ! about the proposed facil1ty. Council, who
had scheduled the meeting
when they learned about
these plans inadvertantly,
through Hennigan's application to the county liquor
board, for a license to sell al·
cohohc beverages, were already irate that they had not
been consulted from the beginning stages.
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CANADIAN
LABATTI BEER & ALE
II.
Council, By-passed in Beltway Plaz~
eoua.a- wen uamlalq.
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IEFOIE SEmiiEIII ELECTIOI
by BlaJH.8koJalk
l'Tve members of the curren~lty council - Mayor Gil
Weidenfeld, Mayor Pro-tem Richard PllaJd, and Councilmen
Thomas X. White, Edward Putens and Robert Zugby - are
out on tlie hustings, along with challengers Antoinette
''Toni" Bram, Francis W. White and·Herbert Jones. These
eight candidates are vying for five elty counefl seats in the
September 20 city council election.
Aid for Handicapped
Provlclecllty fG Schools
General Information and refel'ral aasi.tanee concemln1 pMIr&ma and requirement. of the · - Prince Georca County Public:
SOOoola Ia av.llable throalh a
new telephone typewriter (TTY)
aervlee for JMrenta and other individuals with bearilll or speech
lmpairmenta.
The new TTY telephone num ·
ber hi 9&e-30&8. The aervlce,
aV'ailable Monday throqb Frlcil&y
from 9 a.m. to 4:80p.m., Ia operUNISEX HAIR DESIGNERS
ated by the Oftlce of Information
'bt
euttio§
New Customers Only
Shampoo, Hair Cut &:
Blow Dry
\Vn1&: CATHY, JAMIE,
NANCY, ROGER, .t KELLY
One Coupon Per Cultomer Per
Vidt. kplrea Sept. 16, 1988
foe. ------------·---
_~alltPy,
on
;~.oo
'nle candldatea were seen Information questionnaire dealworking the erowda at the Labor Inc with cky programs and aerva.
e9Q2 Rhode Island Ave.
Shampoo
Day Featlval. All are also out leea. A complete copy of the Service
Emergency Information c:onCollege Park, Md. 20740
doorlmocklng, and campaign queatlonnalre will be published cemine ecbool clollin1• for snow
Hair Cut & Blow Dry
At ln1ersed•on
aipl •re dottin1 lawns through- in the Newa ReYiew next week.
and hue.rdoU'I weather conditions
v ~TH:OATBY,JA~
Gr-" Rd & Untv Blvd
out the cit)'.
PolH~t~ places are: Precinct 3- will continue to be available
NA.NCY,ROGE~.t KELLY
In trJinc to heipten voter in- Greenbelt lhnlcipal Building; throurh the TTY number 627474-3470. 474-3471 ODe
Coupon Per Oaetomer Per
tereat, three candidates' nlglrta Precinct 8 -:St. Hu1h'a School 1112 of the County pollee departOPEN: MONDAY· SATURDAY
Vialt. Esplres Sept. 16, 1988
have already been held - one in Gym; Precinct 8 - Sprin~rhlll ment.
EVENING HOURS
Old Greanbel.t, another In East Lake Communlity Center; and
Greenbelt (Greenbriar, Glen Oaks Preelnct 11 - Greenbriar Com·
and Wlndaor Green) and a third munity Center.
In Sprin~rhill Lake. Candidates
A.pplieatlona for absentee balwill alao dilcuaa the iaaues be- Iota are ncnr being. accepted In
CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND
fore Green Rldee House residents. the city clerk'• oftlce In the MuOn Tuelday, September 20, niclpal Bulldln1. ·Applications
Greenbelten will elect five coun- mu.t be made In writln1 no later
cU memben for two-yeer terms, than noon Monday, September 19.
all at large.
The ballot muat be retumed no
FIVE (5) COUNCILMEN ..... 2 YEAR TERM
.
later than 6 p.m. election day,
In order for a candidate to _be September 110. Application forma
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1913
elected, he or abe muat rece1ve are available ill the clty oftlcea.
POLLS OPEN 7 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
of the votes caat. ~f fewer
Any qualified elector who 11
tban five candidates rece1ve. such unable to vote In the election bePIICINCf I
Springhill lAke Community Center, 6220 Springhill Orlw
I'UCINCf
I
c;,-,btll
Munlcipol
Building,
25
~
Rood
a vote, a run-off election will be cause of rellrloua bellefl, pbyalPIEC1NCT U
Gr-brior Community CAntor, 7//X)-.,. Porkwoy
I'MCINCT
6
St.
Hugh't
School
·Gym,
135
~
Rood
belcl one week later on Tueaday, cal condition o,r •baence from the
September 27. Tradklonally the oity on the day of election may
top vote-eetter baa been the vOite bJ abMDtee ballot
SPECIMEN BALLOT
mayOI'.
·
Some 8,194 Greenbeltera are
current11 on the voter reliatn- Menday, leptaaber 11
tlon roDa, down 9.8% from 1981
Drop-In Stor)'time. Alet 2-3.
WillE Ill
accompanyin1 chart). Regia- 10:80-11 a.m. Tueada)"B throu~rh
CAIIIIDATES
tratlon declined In all preeincta September H.
primarily becauae rerlatered vot.- Thureday, September 15
era who did not wte in the two
Adult Book Dlweuaslon. 10:16
~vioua c:ounc:il election• were
a.m. "Mother and Two Daurh·
removed from the re~rlatration tera'' b7 Gall Godwin.
rolll.
TharedaJ, SepWmber 11
COUNCILMEN
OfFICES
('lOTI POl f!VI)
There will be no referendum
Drop-In Storytlme. Aret ~quntion thia year. But votera wll\ 1:30-2 p.m .. 'ftluradaya thnaah
•pin be aaked to complete an ~ ..otember 2$.
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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
.o,-.
At the Library
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CANDIDATES
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Pndllet
#I • C.ater
#8 • Nordl End
#I • 8prlJll'hlll Lake
# 11 - Greenbelt Eut
'ro'l'AL
tilt
111'7
10'70
488
ltll
t006
1041
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1'77
106
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ELEANOR PERNIA
STUDIO OF DANCE
REGISTRATION-SEPTEMBER 10, 1983
FROM 10:00 A.M. UNTIL 3:00 P.M.
Tbund&y, September 8, 1_.
Po ice
otter
Compl1e~l' by Mavla Ftet.eher
Two a...,..,tl were arrea-ted .by
Pfc:. Thoma• R. Jultln and Det./
Opl. Terrence M. McGrath and
ehaflld with two attempta of
brealdnl and enterin1; one waa
alao c:barced with carrying a
Nandgun on .IIChool proped;y. The
arresta occurred after a moped
waa reported atolen from Greenway Sbopplnl Center August 80
and shortly afterward an attempted breaking and entering
in progrua was reported. From
the lookout, S,t. Herbert I. Faulconer spotted the two auapecta
walking alonr Greenbelt Rd. and
the arreata were then made. A
third auapect 11 also beinr aouelrt
In connection with several of the
chal'l'ee and for the theft of the
a on
•
Allbos 1tere stolen from the
8000 block of Springhill Dr. and
from the 9100 block of Edmonston Rd. lit the end of last week; ·
The latter 'WM recovered In Seat
Plea•nt. An auto waa also atolen from the 8200 block of Spring·
hill Coart on Aucuat 81.
A c.ae of Indecent exposure
occurred on Weetway Rd. at
12:80 p.m. on September 4.
All t.our tires were shlabed on
•n autlo on Lakeside Dr. over the
weekend.
Two juvenllea were arrested
for attempted theft of bicycles in
the Beltway Plaza.
A reeldenc:e on Weatway Road
was entered durln1 dayli~rht or
earlJ evellinc hoiN'I on Au~ruat
81. The auspectao t~nl.ered the home
'l'be ....... Qab·fll ~
wtU laol4 ltl.li&clethl1' ....U.. 011
Fred Dem&rr, .,mident of the llon4&1', September 11, at 1 p.m.
Prl!U!e Georae• matoric:al Society at the OrMDbelt Library. The
wm bi the ..,.uer at the nut ~P~t ..,.U.r, lis. llcllaan• of
m.tortc&l 8ocMQ- meetlnr ICihad- tile Soclal IJeegrity Mat•'•tn·
AugUt 80. A TV, camera md . ulecl for Tunday, Sept. 18 at tlon, w!U . .,.U. aboot neat
currency were reported atolen.
'l:IO p.m. In the Tugwell Room cllaqu In lledlean. She will u.l f t r quMiona .tter IMr Ide.
The ~ 1a1 lltatloon on at.the Ubrary.
Soutbway Rd. was entered on the
Demarr'• ~will be "Ava- Ooldea-apn, Mftior cltfHDI, and
night of Aueu-t 80 and vendln1 lon. the Flnt · Colony in America otbenl who are lnter.-ted In
rnac:ftlne• were vandaliHd.
..t up bJ Lord Baltimore." The learnlnr more abollt lledleare are
invited t, tile meetiDr.
·
Oftlcer Timothy F. H•hn ar- palblto ia iavltecl.
rested a female juvenile non-reeldent for abopllftinr at 9boet.owD
In Greenway Shoppln1 Center on
Sept. 1.
A theft - • reported at the
Houae of TitfanJ on Hanover
Parkway on August 80. Currency
waa atulen.
ELECTION MESSAGE
TO ALL GREENBELTERS
Dear Greenlalten:
·once G~Gin GrHnbeh
li preparing for the city
elections. Yov will be ,..
celvlne campaign literature, meeting cancllclates,
and IMIIII ·signs through-·
moped.
A woman's purse was snatched
at BehwaY Plaza at &bout 10 p.m.
on September 8. Two suspects
approached the woman and one
of them aJI'Piirently cut the purse
handle wlobh • knife and jerked It
awaJ from her.
The attempted theft of a motorc~le took place over the
weekend in the 61 Court of Rld1e
Rd. In view of the hlrh level of
motoi'C)'ele theft1 recently, Pollee
Chief Wllllam T. Lane advl- all
motorc,ele owner• tlo be etpecially careful In aecurin1 thei'r
motorc,elea. He alao requeata all
residenta to report an)' autplcloua
activity around the JMrklnl Iota.
Two juvinlles were arreated In
t'he Springhill Lake area by Oftl- cer Timothy F. Rabn for ponee-
Recreation Review
Greenbelt'• Recreation and
Pa'rka actlvitlu are offered Jear
round for all acn. For detail•
reprdinc participation, reelatrationa, aervlce1 and apecial eventa,
call the Rec. Dept. ,7,-8878.
Keereatlon Cater's Pall Hoara
The adloola are back in aeaalon
and the Greenbelt Youth Center
and 9prinablll Lake Recreation
are on their FaU houn of operation: Mondi&J·ThundaJ, 8:8~10
p.m., Friday, 1:80-11 p.m., Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-11 p.m., Sunday,
1 :00-10 p.m.
Fall Claes Redstratlon
Pi1an now to re~rlater for the
Recreation Dep.rtment'• Fall
Cluaea. RegiatN'tioh will be held
on • fint come, ftnt aerved bula
on Mon., Tuea. .t Wed. Sept. 1214, from 10 a.m. - ' p.m. Eveninl reelatratlon wlll be on Sept.
12 from '7~ p.m. at the Greenbelt
Youth Center and on Sept. 18
from 7-8 p.m. at the Sprin~rhlll
Lake Recreation Center. Late
regiatretlon, on apace avaUable
baala only, Tbunday, Sept. 111 In
'the Youth Center Bu1ineaa Office. (See ela-here In thia laaue
for complete ll•tlnc of cla11 offerln~ra.) For further Information,
TalkGn..._.~.
y
rc
...ao
a eczeen
from an open wlndcnr. · Sliver,
J-elry and Ndlloa were reported
llbolen.
A. breekinr and enterlnr wu
reported ln the '00 block of
Rldre Rd. on tile attemocm. of
out the city.
A New .net Revolutionary
Bible Study Program
September 24 or 25, 1983
At the New Wuhlngton COnvention Cen._
- tth Street. N.W., Wllhlngtoft, D.C.
George Vandeman Is the speaker on the IT IS WRITTEN televlalon program each Sunday at 9 a.m. on WJLA-TV, Channel7.
LHrn to maet1r 1 chain llble marldnt lyatem to help JOU turn
with .... to ImpOrtant aub)eot8 withOut Ullntl .....
ALL DAY SEM'INAR - FREE LUNCH
e-.-,
30-Minute Healthful Living Olacus110n After Lunch
Mall Registration Fontl and Fee of $15.00 before Sept. 18, 1983
or $17.50 after Sept. 11, 1983
IT IS WRITTEN
To:
830t. Bar.ll)l\ ll, Takoma Park, Md. 20812
Call 434-8000 from 8-5 M-F, (TTY 927-1115)
12.r more Information
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION
l'rtnl deMty ,.._, •nd only -
lndlvt4tull per retJitrlltlon
MMM--------------------------------Ad$~------------------------City - - - - - - - - - - - - SUte ______ lip - - - - - Toe.l
, _ 1 - - , _______ inclaMcl - - - - - - -
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My
OlunUY
Candidates will be ask·
lng for your vote to be el·
eciecl to council. We will
all be telling you what
we Intend to clo for
Greenbelt.
.
The voters of Greenbeh know .._. are no Aashy,
dramatic· or magical answers for ~
Umitecl re10urc.. require balanced .policies to mal~
lain the excellent services. and prGirGiftl Greenbelt
enJoys..
GreenMit'• volunteer groups have made It postiWe to have more services and activities than other
cities ~. I thank tMfn,
.
· We hi 61 city are better off than ma.::, cities In
per""*"·
IMrylanll. -~n.=:t 8ecal ....,..~•::x. aNI
-·ltlvlty..
's
.
haft ..... .... ... •
mocW city.
In political . campaigns slogans and pled... 1M-
come stanclarcl phraMI•
Your votes should be given to proven experienced
leaclarahlp.
I ask yau for your vote. Ten (10} electecl tennt.cleeerv• another. Vote (4A) for llchanl "Dick" Pn.td.
Sincerely
Dick Pllslcl
Pal4 for by Dick
?lllld
Elect Again!
call 474-6878.
VolleJbal~petitive
..
n
vt~ns
TtA.CHINQ
,
Ex:Pf:R1ENCF
CLAISE!
,_IVATE
.... I.. LET
a
L£SSONS
j
VODKA
OLDI
lOUDON
10' 1.75 Liter
l
$6.59'
$9.25
I
I
-.1WAY
50' 1. 75 Liter
OI.D SMUOGLII
SCOTCH
11.1• 1.75 Liter
1.16
nA MAliA
CI.AUSIZI
LIQUR
L1 ...1U'O
63' 750 ML
$9.59
CANADIAN QUI
WHISKY
CHILDREN ANO ADULT CLASSES
88.8' 1.75 Liter
$15.05
MEMBER OF OANCI! MASTEIIS OF AMI!I'IICA
LOC .. T£0 IN THI CENT !...lAY 2'1 BUILOtr-d A()JAC..NT TO CHESTNUT Hill, SH<WPINCi r,E,._,H
10438 Baltimore Avenue, Beltavllle, Meryl., .. d
. THE VERY FINEST IN DANCE TRAINI~O
and Reereatloul - . ·
Co-reereatlonal volleyball, both
competitive and reeret.tlonal, Ja
played at Greenbelt Elementary
School Gym. Competitive eamea
are played on Monday eveninp
•nd recreational pmn on Wednel<hay evenln11 from 8:3~10:'80
p.m. A nominal fee will be cbarled. Everyone 16 yean and over
I a welcorae.
Swlmmlnr lAMon Certllcatee
Anyone who hal paned a
Red Cro•• Swlmminl or Llfeaavlnl Couree, at the Greenbeh
Munlnclpal
Pool thla
•ummer, ~n pick up a certificate at
the Youth Center Bualneu Oftlee.
Oriolee .,.. YaakThere are atlll a few ticketl
1~ f
F-'.._
ort
e :t. or the ,_..,, Sept. 80
olea VI. Yallkeea ram• at llemorial Stadium. Trenaportation Ia
included lll coat of Uc:ket. Bu•
lena the lluntclpal Pool JMrkln1 lot at 8 p.m. Por additional
!'The Quality of Life in Greenbelt il affected btl crime. F1111. ataffitl(J
of the Police coupled with Neigl&borl&ood Crime Wcztclt. f1J'01A.PB 4f'C
effective M& h.altin.a criminal a.ctivity."
FRANCIS W·. WHITE
BACKGROUND
• Re1ietered Professional Eqlneer
Graduate U. of Md.- 1961
• IS yrs. Director W.M.A.T.A.
Metro Chairman - 1977
f Go
vermnenta
Vice President - 1978
• Tran~rtatlon Plannl".. Board
...
Vie hairman - 1978
• County Council - 1971-1978
Chairman 1978
Maryland Houae of
- 19'79-82
• Council o
• Mayor of CltJ, Two Term•
Greenbelt City Council, 2 Term•
• Firat Chmn. Recreation Advla. Board
e Put Com'dr. Dtaabled Amw. Veta.
• "OutatandlDI Municipal Oflalal" • 19'70
• Put-PrM G'blt. Little 1.-.ue
• 16 Yr. G'blt. Liona Club Member
• SIS Yr. Member American Leaion
• 80 Year Greenbelt Resident
:'
Autfl. Eilien Wlalte, TNu.
Cltl:&ena for White Com-*-
info~o~.~,~·
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Thursday, September 8, 1988
WAH JNN
"Delightful Ch"'- CuiiiM"
Slm H. OM, Prot:~rletor
Council Discusses Center School
Accepts CRAB, APB Reports
GREENBELT RECREATION DEPARTMENT
1983 FALL LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES
11118 Beltimort Blvd. • Beltsville;
474-6878
In-penon reclatratlon, ftrst-come, ftnt serve basis. ALL REGISTRANTS MAY SIGN UP AT
EITHER CENTE:R, FOR ALL CLASSES.
MoDday, September 12, 10 am • 4 pm, and 7- 8 pm, Greenbelt Youth CeDter
UPER SAVINGS ON·~~~..,~
BIKE IN
10-SPEED- RACING- TOURING
3-SPEED - BMX - CRUISERS
TUNE-UP SPECIAL ONLY $10.99
• PEUGEOT •
P-6
$169.95
P-8 '82
$179.95
P-8 '83
$199.95
~H-10S '82$219.95
• UNIVEGA •
SAFARI
$119.95
GR. TURISMO
$290.00
VIVA SPORT
$299.00
SPR. STRADA
$699.00
20% OFF ALL BMX
MONGOOSE, ROYCE-UNION, RACE, INC.,
DIAMONDBACK, REDLINE
*
*
Tueeday, September 18, 10 am, - 4 pm, GJ,'tenbelt Youth Center
'7 pm - 8 pm, Sprin&'hlll Lake Recreation CeDter
Wedeneaday, September 14, 10 am - 4 pm, Greenbelt Youth Center
A 10% dlacount will be civen to all senior citlzena, 60 yean old and over, reclaterinc for
du-. Non-realdenta will be cbarced an additional 26% for all clasaea.
Late reclatratlon on a apace available bull only, on Tbureday, September 16 at the Youth Center Buelne11 Offtee. All late reptranta will be cbarled a Sl late fee. Make all cheeks payable
to the CITY OF GREENBELT.
All claaaea becln the week of September 19. Should any cla11 be cancelled by the lnatrue·
tor, make-upe ~ be held at the end of the regular dau aehedule. Claaaee are held for the number of HllioDa or houn deslcnated.
Ref11nd1 wm be made if cla11e1 are eancelled by the Department due to lnaulllclent reclatratlon. Other refund• will be made only aeeordinc to provlalona In City of Greenbelt Reaoluti011
No. 86, which alao require• that refund request• be made in writlnc Immediately for valid raasona.
Location code aa followa: BFTC. Braden Field Tennle Courte; CS • Center ElemeDtaf)'
School; SHLRC • Sprinchlll Lake Recreation Center; YC • Youth Center.
BABYSITTING: Services provided for clanea indicated by aatoriab ( .. ). Fee hi 711c per
child per cla11 hour. Participants muat reclater for entire clau and fee Ia required at time of
reclatratlon.
CHILDREN, TEEN A ADULT CLASSES
"Rick" Barber, GRI, CRS
olf
Nyman Realty, lilt.
GrHnbelt Properties Available for Inspection:
A.) BRICK: 3 BR end, above Center, upgraded throughout,
shown by appointment only. ·CLOSING HELP, $53,900.
B.) Masonry: (1) 2 BR studio - addition, excellent condition,
cloltiril help $46,900. (2) 2 BR, attached raraee, closine
belp1 $46,600.
C.) 8 BR FRAMES: (1) Laree addition, excellent condition,
Research Rd., CLj>SING HELP, $89,900. (2) Loweet price
In town! New IJ~floon, only $33,9001 (3) Nice
woodsy loctalon, eood condition, only $34,900.
D.) FRAliES: (1) 2 BR end, new carpetl, fNIIhly painted,
wooded location. CLOSING HELP $34,900. (2) 2 BR middle, excellent condition A l~tlon - aasume 101Ao% loan,
vut opportunity, $33,900. (8) 2 BR front addition, new
earpeta, cloalq help f88,900. (4) 2 BR studio uppaded
throueho~ wood deek In rear- CLOSING HELP, $88,900.
(II) 1 BR end bottomStelae yard eloalnr help, $21,900.
E.) CMlaea Woode II, ll Qr ~losed bakony. FHA
. .Wil~km W!ltll ·-~
$68,900.
..,...nta.
•Pr~rtles Surroundi"' G,..nbelt:
A) NBW CAUOLLTON ARBA: 8 BR brick A atone rambler,
attaehed prart, ree. room, FHA a11umptlon or excellent
wrep...11.000.
B) JUVDDALB: 4 lntl apUt, 8 BR, ree room, 1~"/• I'JlA. usumptlon or excellent wrap, reduced to $78,900.
C) LAUREL: 2/8 BR l&rrt rambler wit.h encloHd poreb, earport, eseelleat l.ocatlon. Below market aMIRIIptlon, $71,1100.
CONSIDERING A CHANGE IN RE81DBNCET
TMn an dine by eleanta .. ~kler:
A) Y- ..... : thlnrt you poaltlvely hue to hue.
I) Y- wuta: thlnp you'd like to ban, but don't neeMearily
.....
C) Y_,......deM:
1) YOIU' bllUal b!YIItmlftt (ceah to mon In)
I) You totallneome (11'011 yearly h1e0me)
8) Yoar tWK aemee ( ..tall. .tedneu)
I would lib. \lie opportulty to d * - with ,.. how W'l eaD
t'OIIblnldlele11tNe ~ .. ...W roa ud ,.- :~~la..-..,07~--~
Ia ........, JMI' .._... liMit li6lll within G.......lt ud U..
-tlopolhu ana • ol COIIII'M witll DO obllpUoa.
441·1010
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ACTIVITIES
LOCATION
DAY/TIME
Arts & Crafts
YCISHLRC
YC/SHLRC
YC
Ballet • Adult Ballet/Jazz
Children Pre-School YC
Pre-School YC
6 Yn. & over YC
YC
Chucks 'n' Lassies
SHLRC
YC
Clay Modeling
CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
YC
PRE-REGISTER CALL M-F,
9-6p, 474--6878
YC
Creative Carousel
YC
Drawing & Painting
YC
YC
Floor Acrobatlea
SHLRC
Golf
YC
GymnastiCI
YC
Pre-School
YC
Pre-School
AGE GROUP
Mon 3:80-4:80p
Wed 8:30-4:80p
Sllmnaatlc1
cs
cs
YC
YC
BFTC
BFTC
BFTC ·
BFTC
BFTC
Tennla - BeainDer
Bec!Dner
lntarmedlata
Children
Children
The Unde,.ro~~Dd (Cavlnl)
Pre-trip claeeroom Wedneedar•
of trip wIlk, '7 :80-8 :BOp
YC
TrampoUIMI
BHLilC
Tlllllbllq
BHLilC
Vollert.ll • CompetiUn
.C8
cs
$8/Materiala Fee
$8/Materiala Fee/
8 weeks
$1618 ea11lon1
$12/8 1111lona
$12/8 1111l0n1
$12/8 1111lon1
FREE· 8 week•
FREE- 8 -ek1
$818 1111lons
$2/Manual fee •
FREE Course for
Reeldenta; $6/
Non-Realdenta
$818 seaalona
$12/8 ae11lons
$12/8 eeaalona
f818 aeaelon1
$1&/6 eeulon1
$12/8 lllliOnl
$12/8 ae11lon1
$12/8 aeaalona
$66/1 Full Day
K-3rd Grade
4-6th Grade
16 A over
Tue 6:80-7:80p
8-& }'1'1·
Tue 3:30-4:80p
8-6 }'1'1.
Sat 9:00-10:00a
6-12 Jfl.
Sat 10:00-11 :OOa
..
6-10 Jfl.
Sat 9:00-10:001
6-10 yn.
Sat 10:00-11:00a
9-16 yn.
Sat 9:00-10:00a
16
A over
T/W 7:00-10:80p
9118, 14 or 9/20/21
10/11, 12 or 10/18,19
11/8, 9 or 111111,16
4-6 yra.
Sat 10:00-11 :OOa
6-8 yra.
Frl 3:16-4:16p
9-12 yn.
Frl 4:16-6:16p
over
6
Fri 3:80-4:80p
14 & over
Tue 6:00-7 :OOp
6-12 Jfl.
Tue 8:80-4:80p
8-li yrs.
Tue 2:80-8:80p
8-6 Yfl·
Tbu 2:80-8:80p
Sat or Sun 918- 11/12
·-. ·-
•
Hang Glldlne • Pick two (2) datee
Introduction to
Wed 7:00-8:80p
YC
Personal Computer•
Sat ll:OOa-12:00n
YC
Jan Dance
••tbu
10:00-11 :OOa
YC
Jaaaerel11
Tbu 8 :80-4 :SOp
YC
Kid'• Kitchen
Tue 8:80-4 :SOp
YC
Tbu 8:80-4:80p
YCISHLRC
Pre-School Playtime
Rock Cllmblne A Rappelllne
Pick two (2) dataa
Roller 8\atlnr
FEE (Non-ReaideDt
add 26')(.)
9 • O'flf
Adult
8-6 Yfl·
6-t Yfl·
8-11 Yfl·
Sat 1/14 or 10/11
Th11 8:. . :10p
10:00-11:00.
Sat 11:00-li:OOn
Sa'
w• a:ao-16il0t
)lf~L-~;Il0-10!10p
a-•:..,.
8-11 ,.._
8-11 yn.
8-11 yn.
18 A cmr
lt A cmr
W11ke11d HoraellllekiiUdmc TJolp • Sept. t-11; 11-11: 10-0et. 18 OIL U11:
. . , 01' . . til • 11/U
In~.
·~
$28/1 8-hr. Cou1'11
60e wlown ante•
711c lkata rental
$12.110/10 aeeaioDI
$12.110110 MllioDI
$111/11 ......
$111/1 elulee
$111/11 clauea
$1111 ct.-1
$11/11 cla.a
f88/1 J'all Day
$10/1 . . .~on~
$10/1 ......
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tll/lleuon
til/per
Jlll'IOII
Tbe llayor alao ftqlMitM that
city adntllllitrattn akle lllcbael
llocLauPlln obtain -re data un
the deellnm. nvan11e from Storer
Cable Tele'fl81on in the April
Urrouah .,.,.. )erlod.
Re-Elect
ED
PUTENS
cro~a-
to
City
Council
VOTE SEPT. 20 - LEVER 8-A
LET'S KEEP A GOOD
THING GOINGI
Door Knocking
Campafln •
66"
Auth: Konrad Herllnc, Treu.
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TO
PRIPAIED FOR THI CHALLINGia
Tile t1Ciin '-"'" of de11elopm.ent and
tra.nsporlation czre tile mo~t permtent and
perpl.e%ing of a.nr fa,c\ftl tile nezt Council.
Beca.tUJe of GreenbeU'a location a.t tile hub
of interata.U higlwa.JII a.ftd ita ovemll
plea.aing a.nd aeatlutic qtullitiea, it 1uu become tile focal point of new development
in nortlern Pri?UJe George• CountJI.
Meeting the cl&allenlletf!Oied b' the i •
created preaaure for deve~ wiU require a unijled, weU-infOf"'JMd citilenf'N
and ezperienced, committed leaderalip
guided br tile foUowiftll principle•:
Remo.ining development in tla.e Gree•
belt t~rea. alt.ould be bala.nced cu:cordifl(l
to a.vaila.ble pu.blie ftUJilitiet a.ftd the
emlironmental ca.pa.citv of tla.e aurrouftding air a.tad 10a.ter al&etU;
Ovemll deuitr of development allould
be reduced upon revw a.tad adoption
of lin urea. aectioMllonifl(l miiP
a.mendment;
Developer' a ')>ropoaala and requeatB
al&ould be lleld to tla.e ttricteat atantl•
urda for umenitiea, greeupc~Ce Gtad environmenW control;
e- Additiotlal development allould be curtlliled . until .. trc~f&IPOrl4tion improvea.re in place to accommodate
e
SB' e ....tone
$818 MMioaa
$8/Materiala Feel
8 -•ion•
.NI!Orta 011 the
alta pllll of the llary1and Trade
Cefttar n, die .... plan for the
Holiclay Ian aad the alto plan f.,r
the Greenway Eut Profeo~~ional
Center (portion af the Witt property).
tural evaluation of the school membere of CRAB 18.,. one
done. Mayor Wflidenfeld and were absent when thla event w~
Councilmen Thomaa-- White and to be dleeuued at their meeUnr.
Richard Pllakl favored preservin~t He contin11ed that one member of
the IC'hool, • did Councilman Ed the board had aald that It wa• not
~~na~wbo
wul:or preae!ving C~AB'• business to be ~be -tNIe n or &I we • Counctlman actence of the eommunlti Hel'l
Bob ZuP,y wanted to be s11re that lng said CRAB baa come. up with
the educational needs of the cbil- no program~ and abould be disdren are taken care of W·lthout banded; It ahould not have to be
harming the outalde of the build- told by the council when to aet
Davb h0
th
The CRAB report on the
• w was on e eval- bumin• ·•·n..... dent at Charlestown•
uatlon team of Center School
• "'
called the location of the achooi Vlllace was accepted. Albert
"fantastic" and the Interior Herling spoke acaln and called
charaeteriatics "delightful " She the report lnadeqU'lto: "Tiuo~ is
said abe believed the ·School no report: It telll us what 1111
Board would be very amenable to already know."
Plhlkl said
pre~ervati.on after e~ert,s made CRAB ehould ~nform Herlint
thetr te.tlmony. (Editors note: when their next meetlne wi:t be
On August 18 the Prince Georges held and reminded thoee prt~cent
County Sohool Board vot,J un- that CRAB waa initially ct·eatcd
aniiiiOilllY to u od . , C
to handle aensltlve community
building made a Prince George• 8ct)ool )
m emlze
~nter race relation•. The CRAB t·eport
County bhltoric lite, the only
•
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w.nt appear on the aeenda acaln
way to prevent it from being deCasimir Prybyl, the ctty trea- In September. '
moliabed. He believes in interior surer, reported to the council on
modernisation, but does not favor negotlatdone with· Francia W.
APB Reporter
"facaditm," I.e., merely preserv· White to buy from him a port!on
Oouncll moved to ,refer to the
ing the front of the bulldine.
of the lak.e park path that go'!a Advieory Phlnnfne Board a pr&Striner referred to the reno-· throuch hta property at 42 Lake- Umlnary draft of a traftlc atudy
vation of the Enalneerinc Build- side Drive.
Wblte oriclnally belne uDdertaken by the atalf of
ing and the dlnine ball at the aaked $11100 tor the property, but the Maryland-National CapiUnlvereity of Maryland aa exam- a~ to an offer of U276, which tal Park and Plannlnt Cor:tml!lpiea of what could be done with Prybyl belt.ved to be a fa.ir price alon. The atudy ldentlfle.1 extat-Center School; namely, havlnc u well aa the rome rate. The lng aDd potential traftlc problem•
the interior completely renovated council paaaed a motion to buy on major hieh-ya In Greenbelt
while leavina the uterior wall• the property from White at and eonl!lden wayw to Improve
the traffte flow. The couDell alao
intact. He alao propoted that the S1Z7&.
't t d th N rth E d .,_,_ I
CRAB Crltlcl--..
Mked Gleea to have his staff
c1 Y ra e · e o
n ...,..oo
find out the deadline for the apfor the Center Sttlool with the
Albert Herllnr spoke vehem- plication for block •rants.
Boerd af Education and that the ently on the Community Adviaory
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city keep the latter for possible Relations Board't (CRAB) acOouncll
accepted Adviaory
uae as a museum.
tiona In eOIUieetion with the
hmea Giese -nted Greenbelt eron-bumlna in front of the
to aurrea+. to the Board of Edu- home of a city realdent earlier
cation tlra~ tt have an arehltee- thl1 year. He atated that all
$20/8 ae11lona
$12/8 ·-10111
$1218 aeulona
14 A over
Sat or Sun t/11, 17,111;
10/1,18,22,80
K·Brd Grad11
Wed 8:80-11:80p
4-8th Grade•
Fri 8:80-II:SOp
18 A cmr
Tue 7:80-1:80p
18 A cmr
Tbu 7:00-I:OOp
18 A O'fer
MoD 8:00-I:OOp
18. OYer
Tue 8:00-8 :OOp
18. O'flf
weel 8:00-8 :OOp
1-111 yr.
Tbu 8:00 to 8:00 p
t-111 Yfl·
Sat • :00-11 :00.
by Germalae Tlmmenaaas
The iasue of Greenbelt
Center School was on the
City Council agenda August
Richard Striner presi8
d~nt of the Art Deco' Society
of Washington, spok eo~ th e
school, calling it a national
treasure and a .splendid example of New Deal culture.
Striner informed the council
he planned to meet with Car• to f th N
o! Sh u11, d1~ec
r o
e ~ttonal Reg1ster of Histone
~laces to find out whether
the building is protected under the Register. Mayol Gil
Weidenfeld requested him to
report on the outcome of this
·ng
. •
ld Ilk
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b
meetl
Strmer wou
e to ....ve t e
l'1anlaiDc Boal'd
e
BODY RHYTHMS
Aerobic Dance Exercise
(Debbie Felnber~r: Director
Cardiovascular conditioning
to popular male
e
menu
e
Fall Classes to begin: Week of Sept. 19 at
St. Hugh'• (Grenoble Hall) - Crescent Rd. return to
Miahkan Torah - Rfdre It Westway week of Oet. 3
i?UJrfl41ed tro.f"u;
Sta.te Gtad Countv tro.f&IPOrl.a.tion plat&Mrt m~&~t ala.ow grea.ter aentitivitv to
tile need for pedutria.n 4tl4 biey~~
ucell tM 0111f"PG'I/UMilrpllll facih·
tiel -
compl.tiftll
11
comprellentive
citv-'Wide pa.th.wa.v ·evetem:
REGISTER AT YOUR FIRST CLASS
e
Mon./Wed.
Tu./Th.
eGrlielt
poeftblf
Tllue
,.a~p&u
tlriU"""·
ooMi*" to be mv
guidepoetl '" ftJdftll tu oMJlflniiU of tile
ne:et ttl'o VeGf'l. I Med YOUR aupport on
7:30- 8:80 P.M.
10:00-11 :00 A.M.
CLASSES IIEET 8 WEEKS
Call 953·1540 for further info or to pre-re«iater
Completin of Jletro (E Route) a.t tla.e
Sepee.b.,.
zo.
$18111141-llr.Np
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Thomas X. White
VOTE SEPTEMBER 20
7 A.M. to 8 P.M.
PULL LEVER 9A
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Page 10
GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
Our Neighbors
by Eileen Peteraon
-:een at the Labor Day Festival: Ed, Wanda, Todd and Allison
Hurley, who recently moved to
Crofton from 26 Ridge Road;
Dick French, former Center
School PTA President and Greenhri.ar resident now living in
Rockville; 79-year-old Gladys
Lone, who held court at the corner of Gardenway during the parade.· Gladys moved into 8--B
Gardenway on Oct. 18, 1937. Returned from llvlnc In Florida for
the past 1!9 yesra, abe greeted
friend&, their children and grandchildren and reminisced about life
in early Greenbelt. She Uvea at
the Greenbelt Convaleacent Home
and would enjoJ vialta from
friend& of thoae early daya.
Blanehe Lee Ia alao at the
Greenbelt Convaleacent Home and
wwld appreeiata hearinc from
frienda and neighbors as she recuperate& from a recent hospitalization. Blanche has been a frequent Newa Review contributor
with lteiJII about senior citizen
aetivitlea.
"lt'a a Girl, Thank God" read
the algn on the house .t 26 Lake. aide Drive. Inside, proud parents
Oharlea D. and Anna M. Scarlata
attended Christiana Maria, born
Auguat 31 and welching in at 5
lba. II oas. and only 19 Inches
)ong. The tiny clrl, with lone,
blaek ha:ir baa a cona.tantl:v hoverinc trio of brothers: Shawn,
11; Jamie, 7, and Chuckle, 111
montha.
Rlajlv Suri of Greennoll Place
recently attended the U.S. Space .
Thursday, September 8, 1983
Camp at the o\labama SpacE' &
Rocket Center in Huntsville. The
week-lone camp lets youngsters
pin t\rat-band knowledge of
apace technology by partlcipaung
In simulated •pace activities and
through· learmng the principles
of rocketry. Rajiv attends the
Town-n-Country Day School.
Congratulations to Parzin Aghamir of Springhill Lake on receivlnc a M.S. decree in Electrical Engineering at the Pennsylvania State University on August
20.
Dr. Robert Ruderman and wife
Ela.ine, of Lakeside Drive, recently spent 10 daya in London.
Adviaed bJ a friend to take umbrella and ralnooat against England'• traditional weather, the
Rudermallll lnllter.d were met with
one of the hotteat, drieat summer
perloda In many years. Five
morninca .,ent in the cool Britlah Muaeum gave them anl'h
pleasure that they faced coodnaturedly tlbe fact that air-conditioning Ia virtually unknown in
Encland. Elaine was aghast at
the aicbt of, Londoners sbopplnc
for W'OOlen clothing in 90-degree
weather.
Edith Junlson of Weatway
from
United
Communltiea
Aga.inat Poverty, and Sidney J.
Brown, President of Beltway Pla-
za Development Corp., have been
appointed to the Prince Georges
Industry Council as Private Sector Representatives. The appointments were authorized by County
ExeC'Iltive Parris Glendening.
Our deepest sympathv<to the
Osborn family on the "deilth-ef
their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Hilda Osborn.
WALL TO WALL CARPET
. ENTERPRISE CARPETS
Lewla Merritt
441·12M
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All~ bllll.nda .. Bt)'lea at REA·
SONABLE Prlcea. Call for
ApJM)lDtmeM Anytime. If DO
aiUIWer, p l - call back. I'm
out •Dine to your nelchbowoo
NYMAN REALTY, INC.
"Rick" Barber, Gil, CIS
lzzy's Seafood
Thank you for your patronage
through the summer. Have a
great fall & winter 6 I hope
to see you all next year.
Gratefully youre,
lzzy
\
BATH TUB
REGLAZHtG
REMENICK'S
JMPROJ'EMENTS
MICHAEL BOWLES
Paul Remeniclc 441-8699
IIHlC NO. 12141
Cuatom Colors
822-3210
Like a
/lO(KI neighbor.
StateFarm
is there.
See me for car. home,
life and health
insurance.
Don W. Taulelle, clu
89111 Edmon&Jt.on Rd.
Greenbelt, Md. 20770
474-5007
ITATI fAIM
Beltway
AppUance Service
Diaeounta to Senior Citlselll
Phone 345-5511
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Need
345-0516
State Farm ln~urance Cori"Pil""'~
Home OH.cn Btootnonoton llhr><»
BRO~KMILL
AT LAUREL
~nt
Speclallalntr in Ceramic Tile
7:30p.m.
every Tltuhday
CONDO FOR SALE
at
Greenbriar - 4 yre. old
3 bedi'OOm - 2 full bah
Den, L.R., D.R., Balcony
Pool, Tennis
St. Huglt'M
135 CretJcent Road
a Condomlndum
Immediate Availab!Rty
New Carpetlnc
Waaher/Deyer each unit
Swimming Pool
E:~rerciae Room
Tennla/Baaketball' Courts
1, 2 or 3 Bedrooms
1 Bedroom from $460
1-95 Locatlon/1 mile
Open 7 Days a Week
953-9366
OPEN HOUSE • BUNDAY 2-6
e BONDED e INSURED
LICBNSBD
R........._Ratea. Free Batlaatea
All Work Gaaranu.d
CarpelltrJ
HOME AND YARD
Planta & Shrub&
Acldttlollll
IMPROVEMENT
Tree Service
Lawn Care
Porehea
SERVICES
Roto Tllllnr
Sundeeb
JIJU.C. fll141
Conerete
Paintinr
Storm Doon
lob Wilhide 345-8368 Storace
Sheds
Root\nr
Wlndowa
lfO JOB TOO BIIALL
Gutters
_Ceramic Tile
CALL 474-5128
*Cartiled Realdentlal SpeclaUat ( CRS)
*Graduate Realtors llllltltuta (GRI)
*M81Dber, Prince George&
Coanty Board of Realtors
et981 Realtor Aaaoclate
of the Year
e1979 Community In1'olvement Award
•1981-1988 Bd. of Dlreeton
eMLS Llatlnc Award
•1981 - 7th PI: Most Settled
e1982- 5th Pl. Moat Settled
WANTED!
Properties to market In the
Greenbelt
area.
(GBI,
Charleatowne Vlllace,
Greenbriar, Wlndaor Green,
Lakealde, Boxwood, Lakewood, Woodland Hilla). Call
for no obllcatlon conaultatlon.
GREBNBBLT CARRYOUT
JOE'SPLA~E
CoW Socia
29c a can
One, UW' Soda FREE with the purchaM of Every
Large Piua
$1.95 and $3.55
Shrimp lcnkets
FRIDAY • 4 p.m. to Closing
$1.65
Meatball Sub
474-4998
107 Centerway
441-1010 474-5700
Ask for "Rick"
RIDE to Elh•beth Seton High
SC'hool (round trip) • Call 474S6S2.
FOR SALE: End unit townhouse,
CooP ,roeerr .~ 7 p-.ili• · 2 bedroom, beautiful and quiet
Tuead&Y, or mall to P.O. Box 81, wooded location, larce yard, high
energy eftleleney, completely reGreenbelt, Kaeyland 20'110.
BOXED: $21.75/column inch. :Mini· modeled, private parking. 7-T Research Rd. $8'7,000. 346-7131. mum l'!J lnchea ($5.81).
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ELLERIS TYPEWRITER REPAIR - Electric, standard and
portablt!. Qlll 474-0594.
PiANO TUNING AND REPAIR
Elt'P'rl •nd Reliable Piano ServIce to Greenbelt. Benjamin Berkofaky. 4'74.-6894.
eKLbWEU's
XPPUANCE
SERVICE • All makea repaired.
~ll after 5 p.m. 598--9323.
Computer Mini Floppy Diaks. 6%
Inch with hub rlnp, aoft aectored.
Elephant at $24 for 10 or Ver·
batim Data Life, Double Denalty,
10 In pla.UC box at $28. 441-2682.
Alao, plutle box, $8 ea.
PlANK GOMIZ
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pAJN'l'INO
Jll,d'I'I:R.1KO
W.u.LPAPIIUNO
Allo Quallb'
Ceramic TUe.
Dl'J' Wall
Tub Kit
Illllta1latloD
Lllbt
C&rpelltl'J'
JCxceUent Greenbelt a.tennoea
WANTED
OJaUllfDLT/GOIIIIZ
('l"bq p 'l'optMr)
Experinee preterred but not
*''..... *
'16 Years of ~Ice to the Greenbelt Area'
•SF-171 tailored to meet Federal personnel requirements:
- OPM Rating!
-Merit Promotion Vacancies
- UpW11rd Mobility
- Suwle.mental Forma
•Performanre ApflraiRab
•Prepara-tion for DeRk Audit
•RIF Counseling
•Grievances
•Appeals
•ResumeA
16~!.
• We pick up and deliver medical assistance prescrip.
tions.
• Special Senior Citizens prlcin&'.
• We provide prompt computerized prescription expense
statements for your rental re-evaluation, or insurance
claim.
Durable bottle
for hot or 101d
haven.-.
Double-walled
cup, plaatlc atopper. H~
• We can transfer preacrlptions ftlled at other dru&'
stores to our pharmacy.
Rivet&•
wltll RIVItl
Sets '/ft. %? and v,6 ·10. rivets.
With nosepieces. wrench and
asst'dnvets.
KllOMM
f:harle• Batea. P.D.
l'harmac iAt-Manarer
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Sat. A Sun. 9 am .. 9 p.m.
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Inside. the leJtway Plaza Mall.
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Want to 1et Rehab belllad YCIII
qalekly?
Reuonable Rate&
Call Doll, CbarUe
or Carol
neeeaal'J'. Maat be willlnr to
MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONSPartlea, Banquet., Weddlllp,
Dancea. Call Georce Simona,
845-8828.
WORD PROCESSING: Lettere,
le,llela, malllnr llata, THESES,
report&, or anr word proceaalnr
requirement& yoa mar need. Call
RON TOUSIGNANT : 441-1088.
FOR RENT - falvWlnter weekenda/weekl at ~ ocMn, 8-bedroom townhouae, ialeepa 10, 6~
place, indoor tanm., awlmmlnc.
Call 441-1188, 441-1822.
coliftaenttat seeretal'J' waniid. io
hours a week. Good typinr, cood
command of Enclilh, Iicht bookkaeplnc. Good references. Call
346-9404.
FOR SALE: Broyhill walnut buffet, 80" lone, 4 dre., 4 doora, 8
ahelvea. B•utltul pleee, almoat
new. M111t aell. Beat offer. 4745417.
PERSONNEL SERVICES
AND
WORD PROCESSING
Springhill Lake Pharmacy
HATI TO PAINT?
leam.
Qlll Frank 474-1680
XEROX COPIES 7c eaeh for 8~
x 11, Greenbelt Graphics, Maeyland Trade C.tar. Boom 1'70.
Mon - Fri. 9-4:30. 474·2850.
SPECIAL
$5.00 off on all
TV & Stereo
Repair Work
With Thlt Ad
~.
FOR SALE: Plush wall to wall
carpet tor llvtnc room & dlninc
room. Color: wheat. $800. Dark
tan llx12 rue, $20. Braided rue,
$20. 345-&4811.
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PUTENS ASSOCIATES,
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SHOE REPAIR
WtwaYPicaa
WHILE-U-WAIT
IXPIIU Shoe lepalr
HANDIAGS/LUOGAGI
Shoe Care Producll
laoel • pollahtl
11-F lo-'7
Bat. 10.1
·=·::z:1=
GreeaW'
MINI STORAGE NOW
AVAILABLE IN GREENBELT AREA
CGFLOORS
4x4x6; lx4x6; 7x51c7¥AJ ·b6d;
starting at $17.00,... .........
DISTRIBUTION PL.
BBLTSVILLB, liD.
11'7-4111
Carpet&, Wood ftoore, vinJl
Floors, Ceramkl Floor A Wall.
Tllea. Sandinc A rellnlllhinc
Fne Batlaatea Clark Gnea
79~7100
......-. ;..;.· NIICHORHOOD COLOI TV
. . .ewootl
REPAIRtt\AN HAS A NIW PHONI NUMIIII
TVAA•••
161-0001
We _... A.'IAIII . . Uoeued II Ballded
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I prcmde In·.._. .moe in t111a De~Pllodlood • ..,. _. . . u we11 u IOIDI .,...... and ........... ra
top rated lor Clftf . • ,..,.. Y• oaa OCJIIIlt ae . , _......,.. ..a
prompt fall' ..moe. I .aw.,. oal1 Won 'fllldlll. ...., . . . . . .
5 Um• the IIOfiiUII lo-toi'J' ol puta, and . .
repair ,our Colot' TV 1M YOUR IIOID. OM 0101 'ftUI', I ..,..,
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LAW OPPICI Of DOUGLAS I. MALCOM
$110.00
100.00
11.00
150.00
100.00
Drunk dri1'in1. oriminal ud
other aemeu aftllable.
<rea• IIXclude Ooata>
Blaolr 6 White ..U. Bl 1'1'1 ud val'l ....
PRHINmAL
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CONSULTAnoN
Beltwar Plua
s-.,...c.a.
Gnnbelt. IlL 10'770
474-8801
F. JOHNSON OF IN-HOMI
rv .IVICI
CIC
Oall for . , ......
VISA
lluW Cllup
NOnCI OP POSITION VACANCY
Deputy Chief/Chief of Poll•
MOVING?
t,1SCI1~
<ltr~ MOVING 'P
co.
441-3345
LOCATED .. - . T
SERVING THE ENTIRE
METRO AREA
• EJqllft Moving &
• lneuNCI
P8cklnll
·~Aatae
• Large, 'ulr Equipped,
v..
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Pldded
To serve u Deputr Chief of Pollee until retirement of Incumbent
Chief In July 1884 at wblell time It Ia expeeted llhat Deputy Obief
will be appointed Chief. Growlnr departmlllt baa 88 emptor"'
and a budret of f1pr!,400. Baebelor'e Derrea in admlnlltratlon
or pollee aelencea ancl/or prolfelll1'ely reepOilllbla experlenea In
law enforeement lnehacllnr aupa"laol'J' and acbalnlatratln eQirLe- and demonaU.ted ability to work eireetln)f 1rith the public.
SalarJ ranee • $11,000 • f14,000.
• Profes~~oional Word Procl!llainll'
-mailings
-report&, etc.
• 1('1!;111 bl'iefa
- proposal•
For more information
Call: 346-0324
SepteDIIIer II tha BI!8T TDIB
of rear to aeed or reaeed rour
lawn.
Let Gnen v.aley Lawn Servlee tun rour lawn around
tbla September with Ita low·
prioed lAine phue lawn rellovrotlon PJOifl'lll·
I) W... Kmer Applleatloa
U) Dedlatelalal ••
'.Power Bab
In) Blp Quality 8eM wltla
Renita
F• fne ..u.ate eaU Bnce
llut
IIDUSWOOD liD.
oou.wo•
•Aa. liD. ..,.
CAU 441-9116
Divorce, Une011t.
IncorporatlOII
Simple Will
Ba11kruptcy
Adoption
GIVI YOUR HOME
A NIW LAWN
DepenciUie QuaralltM ler1'toe
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Greenbelt Reference&
WAiN'l'ED: MATURE LADY TO
DIUVE and &Ilia~ with cooklnc
and reneral houwekeeplnr. llay
live In or out. 4'7~51.
FOR SALE: On~room, t\ratftoor apartment; alr-c011dltioner,
,.pplianua, fenced ya~ faclnc
wooda.
Immediate poneaalon.
Call 988-428'7.
RUST SELL: 1681 Ronda 406
Automatic: Color blue. Len than
3500 mllea. $1200 or beat offer.
YARD SALE - 227 Lakeaide Dr.
Clothe•, furniture, mlac. Items,
collectables. 10 am Sat. Sept. 10.
CBILDCARE
TYPING/WORD PROCESSING
SERYroES. Experienced people,
Experienced mother of 10
expert aervlce. Theaea (20"/o Stumonth old will care for your
dent DIICOilnt), letters/ennlopu,
child or infant (newbom1, too)
llllbela, IHDUBCri9ta, reaumea, SFIn my home any aeven days a
171's, mueh more. WORDS UNweek, da71 and nlchta. Ratea
LIMITED - Put ua to the taakl
negotiable I houre flexible.
Aak for Sharon - 84'-0824 day,
Call Karen 346-1097.
982-009'1 eve.
FLEA liXRtttT, Saturday, io to
GUITAR LESSONS by conaerv~ 4, In Center under tree&, .ponatoey trained lnatruetora. All aored by Cultural Arta Center.
PeabOdy
atylea, beri.Jming to advanced. PIANO LES§ONs:
Younc children welcome. White Co1111ervatoey Graduate. Beclnners - Advaneed. 953-'7084.
Oak. 698-8812.
MANAGEMENT - Expandinr RoVING - liusT BELLI 'f ft.
buelneaa aeeklnc ambltloua per- creen coum- pod condition $50•
101111 to help develop new outlet&. 144x96 creen drapea, t\t UnlverStart part·time and eam profit- alty Square Apta. $80, alao in
able 2nd lncome. Ideal for cou- rooll condition. 474.-381'7 or 441pl•. Tralnlnc provided. Call 441- 8812.
RIDE WANTED - atai'tlinc oct.
2065
8rd. VIcinity 1'7th A K Street&,
N.W., Wallh. D.C. Flexible houre.
CARPENTER'S HELPER
Part-time_ or full-time. Will pay
$80 month. 1188-7098
gay/bleek atripea, white cheat &
belly, Wlndaor Green area. 8464156 or 85&-6670.
DEAR toRb AND ST. JuDE.
Thank you for prayers anawered.
Free Prescription Delivery
Phone
345-3433
TEENAGE ct.Rt NEEDS DAILY
LOST: LARIGI TIGER CAT,
AnENTION SENIOR CITIZENS
Alan Berger, P.O.
Ph a rllMlCilt-owner
BABY CRIB w/yellow mattress.
Good condition. $100. Call 4418890
p.OO minimum few ten worda, 10c
. . - a441Uonal word. No charp
for Ulltlnl l.telllll that are found.
&ubllllt 8d with p&)'lllent to the
N..,. :BefteW otllce ' * - n I and
10 p.m. of the Tueld&J precedlntr
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Thul'llday, September 8, 1988
HfRUNG, con't from p. J
from Prlace Georg11 County appaudlnr Herling and thanklnr
him "for aH bia contributions not
only to Greenbelt, but to all of
Prince Georrea County." State
Deleratea Gerard Devlin and
Joan Pitkin presented Herling
wl'th the Governor's Citation "for
outatand1Jl1r aervkes to the citizens C1f the State."
The 1988 •-rd Will the 11th
Outatandlll1r Citizen award given
each year m memory of Pop Cipriano, a pioneer in opening up
Greenbelt for development. Herling, joined by hia wife Fran, accepted the award to the heartfelt
applause of an overflow crowd
In front of Ule Labor Day Festivoal Stage. "The urpoae of t~e
award," Mid Meearthy, "I• to
recognize each year a Greenbelt
ruldent who baa given greatly
C1f his or her time and effort .to
help this community and Ita citizens." She found It "particularly
fitting tha't this award Ia given
at the I.Jiobor Day Festival, which
I consider the ultimate volunteer
event around here."
realdenta from all p&rta of the
city: Bill Ayera, Bob Flynn,
Kathy Gough, Don Volk, J•n
Baron and Jackie Derdeyn. Herling received a savings bond from
the C A P Telephone Company,
a dla'h garden from Beltway FlorUts, a plaque from the Labor
Day Featlval Committee and a
"Greenbelt Is Great" T-shlrt from
Greenbelt Nursery School, "a
tralninc cround not only for our
preaehooler& but also for their
parents In the art of volunteer
Hrvice." His name will be added
to the plaque listing outstanding
citizens Which hangs in City Hall.
County Councilman Richard
staldi read a
roc lama tinn
SUBURBANN
THE NEIGHBORHOOD BANK
MlMill fDIC
GrHnbelt Olllce
103 Cenlerway • GrHnbell, Maryland 20770
270.7521
BACK TO SCHOOL
34 7 75
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SCHWINN
ABSENTEE
VOTING
APPUCAnONS FOR AISINTII IALLOTS All NOW
IIINO ACCIPTID IN THI CITY CLERK'S OMCI.
SECTION 7-4 OF THE GREENBELT CITY CODE
PROVIDES TliAT ANY QUAIJFJED ELECTOR WHUO
WOULD BE PREVENTED FROM VOTING IN A M •
NICIPAL ELECTION BY REASON OF BllLIGIOUS
BEIJEFS, PHYSICAL CONDITION, 01\ AB8BNCNE
I':ROM THE CITY ON THE DAY OF ELBCTIO ;.z
'8BALL BE ENTITLED TO VOTE BY ABSJilNTBm;
BALLOT.
APPLICATIONS SHALL BE MADE IN WRITING TO
THE CITY CLERK AND THE SIGNATURE OF EACH
PERSON TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT SHALL
BE AFFIXED TO THE APPLICATION. SUCH AP·
PLICATION MUST REACH THE OFFICE OF THE
CITY CLERK NO LATER THAN NOON, MONDA'!z
SEPTEMBER 19. THE ABSENTEE BALLOT MUS'l'
BE RETUllNED NO LATER THAN 6 P.M. THE DAY
OF THE ELECTION, TUESDAY,.SEPTEMBER to.
APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE
CITY omcES. PERSONS WHO AU LilAVING
TOWN MAY liAKE APPLICATION AT THE CITY
CL&RK'S OmCI: AND MAY COMPLETE THEIR ABSENTEE BALLOTS AT THE SAME TOlE.
I"LL:ASE CALL 474-8870 FOR FURTHER JNFORMA·
TION.
GUDRUN H. MILLS, CMC
CITY CLERK
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(Antoinette M. Bram)
Lever 7A
She's A New Choice
by aull!orlty J.R. Greig, Treasurer
Dear Friends:
In my continuing campaign to meet
personally with every one of you, I am
constantly being reminded of tlle values
we share in this community. Mutual respect and cooperation, and a ftrm dedication to a family environment, are the
qualities that ·have made Greenbelt a truly
unique community. Because of these qualities, Dea and I chose to make our home
here in 1977. When Kristina was bom
S~ years aa-o. we knew we wanted to raite
her here in Greenbelt.
It is for the sake of my family, therefore, that 1 have dedicated my efforts to
the preservation of these values in the
Greenbelt community. My contributions
to Greenbriar (where we reside), the Community Relations Advisory Board, the
Crime Prevention Committee the Greenbelt Arts Trust, the City Council, and
other community orranlzationa are var·
lous expressions of this cotrtmitment.
Because I want my daughter to rrow. up with a sense of safety ancl
security, I have consistently worked for effective pollee protection Heked
by citizen involvement In crime prevention. Beeaue 1 would like K.rlltlna
constantly expoeed to the beat ereatiollB of the human mind and spirit, I
have worked for the enhancement of the cultural arts in Greenbelt. Because 1 want .. Kristina to share her parents' senae of wonder at the worb
of nature u God created It, I will continue to strive to Pl'lllrve and expand what remains of our beautiful rreen apaeea and parks. Moet importantly, I will strive to be sensitive to the deairea of all our citizens in all
elvic matters In order to teach our clau1hter by example the kind of human
beinr we would like her to become.
If you share these values and this commitment on behalf of your own
famllles, then I invite you to vote for me on September to. that 1 may continue to serve on our cltv council. My only promise to you Ia that, relard·
leu of the outcome of thrs election, my commitment ahall remain.
Bob Zugby Is Your Councilman
VOTE3-A
A11tboritJ': Cltf'ton L. Brvwa, Jr., Treuurer
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The Greenbelt 4tJ coacll ni1Mid *he·
mellditlolll on petwa&ol at ita fel8lar ...ltialr e&
but.. iibml:lla' bl1:o a ltCal biDd, voted for a
the Di'ObiUI aad
take up the reeommendattou
8 after the ~
CRAB'• •J~epan to Cclaeil" Importance. BY111 tlloac' tU cit)'
lilltl .,. ,.,,,..,.,......_ ,J'Irat, hal bean iu.U.. aalaa1 lleauu
the repon atatll, the prtHDt or- liace the lllr)J lteo'l, Ollie said,
wm
Octo'-
11naftce Ia "011W.W" ud ahould
reviled. ReYialolll Uou1cl tm•
breea thelll pobate1 t.reaaediMD
Dl
Mate law raaarne to tU eGGD\J
the rlpt to illue pet Heeaee&.
Emmett Numa, the Clt7 A\tor- .
Five lncum bents.and Three Ch
. ·a engers. ~nt·f:e~::~.=.-:
:·:~~th~~~':'.-':
•IDdara").
ehaJire
~~k=c:.:r::,.
Compete for Five City. Council Seats =r~.:.·~=
tbe
t.be lltlb-
dlaeourap
To the Voters of Greenbelt
5003 GrHnbelt Rd.
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ON ALL
10-SPEED BIKES
College Park
•
Applications
8. VIsitors A Members
4. Manager
a. VInyl aiding repair contract
1b, Proposal to NCCB for
test unita
o. Slate roof survey
5. Committees: Joint rept.,
EAM/Long Range Planning
6. Prnldent
7. Board Membera
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Volume 46, Number 48 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thun., Sept. 16, 1988
TONIBRAM
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AN INDEPENDENT NIWSPAPR
A Letter I=rom Bob Zugby .
See our large selection of n-/Uied bikea, parts
and acceaaort...
f
1. Approval of Agenda
2. Approval of Memberehlp
;
OtyCoundl
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
8:00 p,lll.
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for
SALE
Save $10 to $100
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VOTE
GHI
BOARD
MIITING
Thuradat
September 15, 1113
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llmltetion of
• Skolnik
20, 1988
cit
election appears
to
f s•-ifl
..•nt is06
"
s.u•
the candidates.
As ·' , rNblt voters in Dext
TuesdQ'a .a.tion may have
to look tD ....... faeton as
they make tbeJr selection •
things like the candidates'
personalities and the dearee
and l~h of their involvement, their leadenhip and
experience, in public affairs
wlthbi tht! city.
0.... 1iO pe~t ot Greenbelt'•
mber
S.lN et~te 'foten are G~~teted
to eaat their ilallote on ~
bar to to ~ the Ave ci'J coun-
ell --.r. wbo wU1 heM the
JDUnlctpal COftl'llmmi for the
nut two J'llrL IDN~Dl..U Robert Zuclly, 'rlloriDa. X. Whtte, Gil
Weldenflld, lldwal'd Poteu and
Rlcllard Pltekl are 111ldnr retan
to CoUDCiL Also, out on the huatare cballear•n l'ruell W.·
White, BaJI»rt Jonee aM Antolnette "'Toni'' Bna.
'nle eurrent. eaml)alp Ia m
many fl'eiiJIICt• a mirror !mare
me.
llectlon Re1ult1
No, the reeulta arw~'t In yet,
but - realise that there It a
.two day walt after the alaer
tlon untll tU Nawli ·Ra'flew
comee out next Thurad&J'.
P'or thoae 'W1Io can't walt,
neultl wiU be a'fldl.bl• on tbe
New• Re'fiew aMWerllllf maehlna lifter 8 a.m. WedMaday
throurh u p.m. ThuradaJ' 474-f181. Plea11 do 110t call
for raaulte Tll...ay nl1ld.
ol 1981. There are no releranda
and no alatea. Incumllenta ere
conaldered to han an edre becaUH the •latlt ealldldatee' poaltlono are pnerallJ elmllar on
aonlq and 4nllop-n't, trauport.atlon and eriaM coatrol.
While all canclldatet ad'fOeate aclequlll poJloce protectlcm aad
crime pr&MIIUon ?ronamD. Jouee
baa - ....ted llhM "pollee eWe.
and pnetteee" Ia - .....
J:arly Ia the c&IDl*lrn and alaln at antral candldatH' foruma, probl-• •ulfMI&d CCJDe~~m­
lnr unlaubed dora Ill the canter
of Greenbelt. Other JUttera on
the mlndo ol reeldente ll'llnc in
the eore tnetada: Canter Sct-1
renov.rtlon, Nort.h End School n... lntruMIOII of Parcll 15 and
other clnalopment Into Attick
Park and denlopaMat ol Parcell
1 and I In north-eaat GrHnbalt
and crime control and p-ntlon.
Trafftc probl~ on Gl'llllbelt
Road and the im])Mlt • of .n·
croacblng danl0111m.nt Ia Greenbelt kat and tte en'firona are kay
lau• In Greanbria', Glen Oakl
and Windlor Gnten. A maJor
concem In 1981 - pollee protactlon - baa eued with lnenaaed
cooperation betwa.~ the department and reMd.ntt.
·
Public W.ty and traftic - In
pal'tleular the llclmoulioll RoadGreenbelt Road tMiraletlon - are
troubling 8prinrhll lAke real-denta. GNIIIibelten In all teetiona of the cft7 have • common
interwt ln Metro &Did an lnb'acity 'bua .1errioe. ·
MaJor IIJ*Ulatkm coll'CI'l'll'lne
the eledtlon cutera on (1) who
will .poll the hlrh"t vote &JIIIIIq
tbe aliCICIMul CQdiclates to be In
line .for aet.ction u mayor, (I)
w~Wtbar a womaa wU1 be e W
(I) wbedNir ~ UDOnr
the IDcudlente In llllfM a 'f'IRDq in early ·1988 wU1 lie a fector
In the --ere• ~ ·and (.f.)
whei'AIIIt' a feftll8r ~or aad
~ ean re\al'D· to • ~tion ol Jeaclerlhlp tn tbe city.
!'-.
V~
Coimdla M'M't.nMIIdoaalJJ cbo-
the top ~a:t.w 11 ~r
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alttloaail
tU.,omt.
elty eharter
lent on tlda
8laoe 19'f8with ._ alllfdoa ot 1811 _ the
lllaetlocl~J'Or baa 111 I&'WIIl
betwHa
'Welclenf.W _. ~
.....,.
anl:lctpa'te
.
bJ Blal• Sllellalk
Votlna on election day, TileDday, September 20, will be held
from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. al four
po11lnr 'PlMea - the Gneabelt
Municipal Building (Preclact aCenter), St. Bup'a Sehool (Preo11aet &-North End), Spriapltl
Lake Clemmunlty Center (Pre·
clnct It allli Greenbriar CommunIt)' Canter (Precinct 111--Greenbelt llut).
.
Gree»baltera \Will elect A'fe
cOUDCll members for a !-year
tenn, all at Ja.rra. In order to be
.elected · a candidate muat. rt·
oa~.,. 40'*' of the 'fotea Clft. If
f.-. *an ITa canclldatH receive
aueh a 'fote a ~ electtoa will
be helcl OM 'ftlk later 011 TueadaJ', s.ptember 1'7.
In a ~ elactlon tU ballot
-'"
w... c·OIII•-•
... ot •"'-- .. ••*·-·-....
_ _ _ ...•
caDdJdatea
recal'finr
the hllti..t
· ... __ of
..._.__
nQJD,_.
'fotea, up to ... ..,. u
many 'DIDIII u then an pool.
t.lcma to 418 ll1ed. OaadWatea poll•
teih..._, of .._
.a..
.....
.....,.. wtDMn
I IIJII.j a
m tM ND
election, ncardleU of the per.
·••• . _
'Ou Itt~
llectlon Procedure•
t theM twO '
will apia 'fie for the to9 .tot,
but they remind Gnenbaltera C1f
the llll1'Priee ftnlab In the 1981 elec'tiOII. Rilebard Cutaldi then outpolled Welcleaf•ld by 89 votea and
Plllkl by 170. Wben Caetaldl
wu elected to the Prlace Georp•
County Council In November,
1982, Waldanfeld. apln .,....
Mayor and Plllkl, llayor Protam.
w011111 OD Coalldl
Gnenbehere ha"' elected .four
womaa 'to cltJ councll• Iince
1988. Ruth T1o1lor wu 011 the
aeeond and third Council from
1918 to lMl. ll1laabeth Barrlnrton 11n.d from 1941 to 19111, two
yeara M mayar. llll~ Mdt.ay wu eleCted 1111tlll ucl araln
In 1t'71. Rhea Co!Rn .....,ed from
11111 to 1t'l'8. Since 1t'71, f011r
woDMID ·ha'M bH1l unncceuful In
their quMte for a eounell H&t.
Thia II Bram'aent t11 for elaction and, t~eeoMlftr to ~.
1be hal a reallat4e chaaoa ol captorlnr a council - t . Br.a tluwtr
her ha't In the riDe with lis ~
b~la wb• tM <lMtaldl -..eaaey ooeunecL
She oaa of ann 'to aPVIY
far the &~«~altion, but U. ftald - n
narrowed to two clurlnr lftrthY
clalibftatlo• 011 ~:d cOUftlell
would apt~GID~t.o 1
Outa1See BLBCTJON, •· I. eeL 1
New Animal Warden
The city hal announced that
CherJ'l Allebach hal been hired
u animal warden. Allebach hal a
derne In Animal Science from
tha Unlnralty of Maryland. She
alao haa uperlenoa u ka1111el
warden for the city at Bowie and
In a 'f8terlnai'J'I ofllca. On her
ftrat day on the job, Allebach apprehended a larre German abapherd dor which had beaD roaminc free In the North J:nd area.
The dol had been the aubject of
H'feral eomplalnta.
aamblr of ani·
Saecmd. tU ....... oNiiWlCa
ahoukl be olofted, whether It Ia ·
ner rnfMd or aet.
Mo.& of U.O.. PftHIIt at the
_
In t.be 8tete law.
,_, ......
der other objeoUou. ·
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·
the Hdlanee, Did '-'· . . .
-'
the eOMeetloa
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CRAB reCommanda
'
colll'lle of aetioa the
~ ...
p"-in• -'th a $" 1m-.a--•
u
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IDCfllll,
"The CR.AB recommlftdatlou
(u a whole)," Costa uld, "ahould
form the 'bula of chaD,.. In the
ordlnaDCI."
Mayor Gil Weldenteld Mid the
council haa not yet had tha opportunlty to dlaeuu tha CBAB
report. He recomiiiUidad a work
-•ion for ~ 11 te 10
O'fll' the CRAB ......,... "u a
whole, •t ,.._.,"
Watchl~~c tU eeueD work In
. tlllt wa,., ..W ..._ Coua, II
like watchfDC "tlle aouDtaln P.,.
birth to a 11141Ut."
.
She atated apln that tile elt)'
ahoald follOw the laM fill Bowte
and CoUare Paft Ia . . . . ,...
I ta pet 4IOIItl'el problem~ ... JIOt..
ed In ,...... that br ...,..,,.__
the work llllioa for ..,...,.,,
It .the .......U .....'\ "'laft Wp
to wen oa WI
tile .._
•.n-·• ....,
,... •.. . . . ._-•ft--·
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nelUDU of Ol'llllhalt Hom..,
IDC. OLUI recommlftda that the
cltr .....,. aa4 tU GBI lUll•
apr pt tcipthv and wo.Tk out
waya for "pouible co-operati'fe
dort."
Animal warden8 ahould recal'fe
"appropriate trainl~t~r to lDcreua
theu ••tt,.....,"
The C114B "Jtepoct to eouell" coMhldle with tile .......D
tlcm . , . be made to
.
aa1aa1 collk'ol n1ea
......_ an aware ot
*-. ,_......_" .To . . t WI
pal, CIA» --......, uee of
t.be Jf~ ~. etric ud 11ome.......,. .......... paaplaleta
uicl __..... .;I.;....;.
•
...--. · Tile
co-n
wu pnpued to
tab aedoa on a ..-•
..... of theee
Teeommeadatioa. br llltentnr to
a "tnt ,........ C1f a
,.,... fft111ea ., the ,...we.
· 1 Jt ... .., the .,......_ 8ltf.
:vi'
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·
.il. .-a-....~ tile
·.,.... the PfiHilt •10 Plllll~ 11y CRAB fiiCI'fllmledttloal ')ial on
centare of votea recat't'ld. ·
tacklnr on a $1 Impoundment fee the aflll4a Oc&oller 8 reralar
Tbe 40% reqllirellltlllt for elec- for aaeh calendar day •.. an ani- council JaHtlnc,
tion waa lDtlod11Cad In 1H'7. Jlar. malls boarded at the city animal
Aa CouDellman Richard Piltkl
liar a majorlt)' 'tote waa required
control ahalter.
put It, "Ttd8 will be a rood lllua
frequently l'll1l1tiq Ill run-offal:
Durlnr the dlaeu11ion of thla for the new couaell to berla
ectlona. SIDCa 1987 no Nn-efra point, Cit)' llanarer Jamaa K.wl
__
ha.,. teken place. n. lalt Nil· Gleae ralaed a point of related .off elaetion in 1166 pitted JUeb•
WHAT GOlSON
ard Pillkl apiaet CMoJd Slm·
oDDOa. Pllald won br one 'tOte.
City Coanell llleotJon
If all..,. coandl mambera are
D--i..L
7 :It p.a. B. Rooanelt PTelected on' September 10, there
ggvg)
SA "Back to School Nir1n"
will be an orpnlaattnal DlMtlDir
Voters In tU city eovncll elac·
on M01Miay, Sept. H. ('1'1111 meet- tlon on Tueeday will And that the
ILICTION IUIVIY
lnr Ia aet br cbaner.) If there 11 oftlelal ballot in the 'fDtlnc bootha
a fUll-off election, the orramu- dlrecte them to 'fOtl for A'fe
tlonal meatiq will held on )(on- "couacllmen." It belatedly dawn- QUIInONNAIII
da,., Oc'*r a.)
.
ed on tha iacumbeat cit)' coun·
Voters at nat week'• City elec.
Upon belnr IWOm m, the Dawly cllllllll llonday nlrht that thll II tlon will be allred to taka 1 few
llaeted couaell will chooH tU not rlcht: One of the eudldatea acklttlonal mblutee at the poU. to
mayor.
..-kfnr to UnHat 0111 of them II complete an laformatloa qllll\lonVoters will be .-.. to 00111 • not a maa.
naire. Raaulta of tbe llll"ffJ' will
plate a city prapared illfw.atton
After proloqed dlaeuulon, l&r"fe to lnfol'lll the ..,.,. alec·
q-tlonnalra ~ whll cit)' couaeU alfHd that (1) it II too ted CltJ ConeD and Ctt)' Staff
prorrama and ~. poae111e late n- to reprint the ballote; how Gnellbelt realdellte feel
update on aeqataWoa of an4 Ulll (I) the city'o Boud of lllectlono about the eubjeeta W'flred. Infor Nolill m.t Scllool, IDd " " ' Ia the onl7 bcNI7 wltb authorl\f ellldad are queet1ona IHkinr a
of pro.Jacta U..t ahoulcl be laelad- to make tha .........., wordmr raunr ot ftriou eft)' PI'Oiftllll
ed In a capHal lmp,.._.te ehaapa clurlar the nat two and lll"ftcee and oplnloaa 011 ...
bond llaua.( See quutloanalre, J'llrll and (I) IIIIJ'be ~· Nen peadlture lnell for lll"ffe11. AI·
pa11 e. l
...,._ CCNld help nllrhten the ao, than II a qliH\1011 lldclrellilll
tbe IUI'p)UI cliepMltJoa ol the
Soma 8,194 Gnenbeltera are voters before elactton day.
currently on the 'foter rertetraS.re an 1101118 tmlr enllrhten- North I:Dd 8ehool and ,....._
tlon rolla, dOWII U% from 1111. Jllr tboqlate compiled br the 11111 for the niWiq and ,...,...,
Reriatratlon daellned Ia all pre- auorted lluacllklna ud BunDJ' The lalt quee&Jon - b re1W.te'
clncta prfJIIariJy becaUH 101118 ea Babbitt of the Nan ....._ ateff: CJIPillloat on the tnee of
rerlotered 'fotlra who did not
"What leYan coaaenttar Jaeta that aholaW be COIIIIclared in
vote Ia tba -.0 pre'fiou eouell 'fotera cbooee to paall Ia the pri. a multl·PIIf'PON capital lmproYeelac:Uona WIN I'IIIIOftd from the 'fMY of their OWII 'fOtilll bootbo mnt bond ilne.
rerlatratlon rolla.
II llatwH11 them and their eonA complate COPJ' of the quuAppllcatiou for abtaatH bal- ae-...., ud II not 1 matter for tloDDIIra le reprlated 011 ,.,. 8
lo
..... --~- i
••
'IOY81'1111181ltal maaclate."
of tiiJa lu111 ol thaN..,. lemw.
te m u t t - - D wrlwnr DO
- "Votere abould ..._ all . . .na
a..tdallte wlM are aot reptered
later thaa llOOil oa Moaday, 8ep.
"'
tember 11. Ballote mut be ,.. be cUterlmtnattq lD their elloleea, to 'fOtl or wllo CltMrtrlDe are not
tiJI'IIId 110 later than a p.-. alec- but not dlaerlminatlnr u te IID· plannlnr to be at the ,.U. are encourapd to clip allll complete the
tlon dar. Applleatlou are a'fall· der."
"Su doe. not belonr In the q1111Uoauire. They ahollld be
able Ia the dtr
mailed or retur1lall to the City
, . . population of Greenbelt Ia 'fO\lnr booth.''
17,811, aecol'dlltc to the 1910.can-"May the but human belnp ome.., • CrelcaDt . _ . 10'7'70.
Votara may aleo, If they wlah,
au. It Ia ~ted that tMra are win I"
about 1.f.;ooo penona 11 yean and
(P.S.: I I t.U rea1l7 eM complete tU q1111tlounaire in the
o.,er who are ellrlble to 'fote. The 1orl o/ tl&ing rotc PVI Oft p&par and return It to the polla
at the time titer 'tOte.
811 VOTING, ,. I. aaL 1
c:q~&acil 111.tJM.U4 /f'Ofl&. t&l r)
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