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Recreation Review At the Library .; To Sign Up for T-lall

The St. Hurh'a C.Y.O and the Greenbelt Little League are sponsoring the T-Ball League this year. Boya and girls in rrades 1, 2, and 8 Interested In playing T-Ball thia aprlng are en­couraged to aim up.

Greenbelt Nursery School • Info Avallcrble on County Planning Fall Kindergarten Boards and Committees

Greenbelt Nuraery Scliool is County Councilman Richard J. Cardiopulmonary Reauacltation Clallleii

Spring CPR classes will be held April 12 and 13 and April 19 and 20. Hours· are from 7 to 10:30 p.m .. on Tueaday and Wednesday evenlnas, at the G"enbelt Youth Cetur. To pre-rqiater, call thl! Recreation Depart.ent Business Otllce weekdaya, 9.a.m. to 5 p.m., 474-111'78.

W edneeday, March 23 Advanced Bab7sitting, 7-8:30

p.m. For area 14 and up and thoae with a certlftcate from a prevloua Ba~lttlnr Course.

planninr to atart a klnderrarten Caataldl would like citizens to claaa In September. Anyone .in-. terested In the klnderrarten or know. that there are still nveral

PUBLIC HANG'ING T-Bal( followa moat of the ba·

sic rulea of bueball. Fundament­al akilla are ta.)ll'ht by the coacfl· ea. The batter ·ldu tile hardball ot'l a statlonUJ nand wblch can be adjuated to . the player's height.

DIKoltat Amuae•ent Park Tieketa Available

Ticnts will be available at the Greenbelt Recreation Department Business Office on Wednesday, March 30, for Kings Dominion, Hershey Park, Great Adventure and Wild World. These tickets allow unlimited use of all rides and attractions at each park durin& the 1983 season. This special diseount program is sponsored for .the benefit of the Maryland Recreation and Parks Aasociation to continue ita ef­forts in improving conservaton, parks and recreation in Mary· land.

Leam the art of hanrlnr wall· paper on WedneadaJ, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. This Informative. cla11 will be held at Will'• Home Decorating Center, 10608 Balti­more Blvd., Deltaville. For fur­tlier information and reaerva· tions, pleaae call 937-3733.

Parente intertated In having their child pla7 T-Ball can con­tact Paul Klem at 474-1922 or Deana Jamu at 846-6232.

Men'a Basketball League Playolfs The poet season tournament,

for the Men's Baaketball League, will be held Sunda7 thru Tues­day, March 12·-22, at the Green­belt Youth Center. Action begins Sunday at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Monday and Tueaday. Volleyball-Competitive and Recreational

Co-recreational volleJball, both competitive and recreational, is pla7ed at the Center School Gymnasium. Competitive games are echeduled on .Monday eve­nine with recreational play on Wedneaday eveninga. Both are from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Every­one, age 16 years and over. is welcome. In the event that the County srhools are cloaed, the program will be cancelled. Roller Skatin~

Archival Internships The Maryland Hall of RecordR

Commission has announced open­ings for seven positions for its Summer Archival Internship Pro· gram at the Statt> Archives in Annapolis. The ten-week intern­ships carry a stipend of $1,375. .. Candidates should be interest­ed in·archival work and ~2) must be ~urrently enrolled graduate students or advan~ed underll'l'ad­uateR who have received all or part of their education at Mary­land institutons or who are Mary­land residents attending an out­of-state ~olle~~:e or univenity. Fi­nalists will be intl'rVit>wt>d in mid· April.

For appli~ationR write to the Hall of R~orda, P.O. Box 828, Annapoll•, Maryland 21404. or .. an 2119-3111&. Application dead· line Is April M.

Green Proposes Group To Moaitor Developm.t

State Senator Leo Green ha• propoaed to Pri nee Georlfe~ County Executive Parris Glen· denlng that a ~ommlttee be ea­tabllahtd to dis<'UII and monitor development at'tlvitlea in th• 23rd Ler:lalatlve Diatrl<'t.

':DomiHc Cl2e~tauraHt FRENCH AMERICAN CUISINE

We cordially invite YOU to Buy ONE DINNER & get a SECOND DINNER of equal or lesser value

FREE

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·Annual Meeting March 23

8 p.m.

Library Meeting Room

AGENDA 1. Old Business: Big Six Wheel

2. New Rusiness: Film Purchase, Bylaw Revisions

:1. Treasurer's Report

4. Election of Steerinr Committee

"Rick" Barber, GRI, CRS of

Nyman itealty, Inc. aiU.:I•.'.VIIELT PROPERTIES Al'AILABLE FOR 1.\'SPECTIO:-.' A) BRICK: (I) :l RR END. close to Center, many up-grade•

includinlf "Pella" windows. Low monthly f•e. $64,900. (2) :1 BR MIDDLC. ft'l>'~·en, at Ridlfe ll Southway. Cloainlf Coat liJIUJ~ E at S&3,900; ~ 3 l 11

'1 BR MIDDLE. ENCLOSED P CH. CLOSI:SG HELP, RE­DUCED TO $37,900.

Bl MASONRY: {1) 3 BR MIDDLE- Hardwood floor•- Quiet location - S47,900. (2) 3 BR next to "Honeymoon," NICE ADDITION, Cloae-in Eaatway IMatlon. modified kl~hen/ din. CLOSING HELP, S46,900.

Cl FRAME: {1) 2 BR, lal'll'e, front-end addition, atudlo atyle, cloalnlf help, $34,900. ~2) 2 BR, private wooded lot, neam pu", cloalnlf help. S33,900. ~3) 2 QR, private Reaearcfi' Rd. location, ONLY S31,500. (4) 1 C. Jll4~ad, CLOS­ING HELP: (low cash lnvestmeiiiiiJU .. M!N"l' LAST WITH THESE TERMS). (5) 1 BR ''TOP" END, EXCEL­LENT CONDITION. refinished oak floon. fenced lot, clot­in« help (low cash lnveatment) S21,900.

The lint S!.5 million of the 10'11' < flnancinlf hao heen allMstt>d and anothn Sl.& million hu now heen committed.

First time home buyers- 101h% financing ~lU available on GHI homes.

pre-school prorram Ia Invited to county board• and advisory com· attend "open houn" at the echool mittees which have "Y&C&nclea. on SaturdaJ, Karch 19, be\ween An7one who would llka a com-10 a.m. ·and 1 p.m. plete llat of the committee~, or

For further Information, please would llke additional Information can Rlna Hull (474·2862) or the on maklna application, ahould school. (474-11570). pleaae call hla oftlce at 9112-~4.

7533 GREENBELT RD:, GREENBELT, MD.

345-0598

WE ACCEPT MAJOR CREDIT CARDS~ J

strawlaass · 1{e$tauriot & Bar

Reservations Exit 2SA 345-4070 1 Baltimore Ave. 1-95 & Route 1

"BEArTHrClOCK" COMPUTE DINNER SPECIAlS

Order any one of the five entrees listed below, Mon.· Sat. from S p.m. to 7:30p.m. or Sunday fr·om 3 p.m till 10 p.m.

for only

$8.95 ,..,...., .. ., . .-.. -·-··-·,..·-··-··..,.··-••-''"'''-''..,..'""""'.,....,...,. .. \ HALF POUND NEW YORK STRIP STEAK ~ t GRILLED CHICKEN TERIY AKI \ \ BARBECUE SPARE RliS )

. \ MARYLAND CRAB CAKE I i VEAL FRANCAIS l

The ~ommlttee would be Inter­governmental, and Include Coun­dlman Rl<'hard Castaldi of Greenbelt, city oftl~iala from Greenbelt and Bowir, appropri­ate ~ounty atsfr in the areaa of plannlnlt and development. and the -tate legialatlv• delelflltion to ,,nnapolit.

Green sUII'Il't'~t• thRt itPml for rommitte~ diot·uuion lntlud~ •·ommert"ial de\'t>lopment In th• Greenbelt area. the future of th• Patuxent Wildlife Reaea~h Cen­ter, the Prince Georlfl• Inter­County Connector, Foreltrn Tradt> Zonea, and other mattera that become tlmalr.

:\ton.,y i• now availahlt> for aalt>a. renovation• and Pqulty .loana. I am 'at your oervi<'e to nplaln how thl• n•w flnancinl! can uaist you and your family In schlevinl your houainr 10111, both within Greenbelt and throu~thout the mPtropolltan area. I would like the opportunity to dlacu11 the real PAtate market with you. of eoun• with no ohli~~:atlon.

I l i Served With l I Fruit & Salad Bar \ l .

I Hot Bread & BuHer l

Balcecl Potato or Rice \

1 Hot Apple Cobbler . i

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6rtmbdt City Agrees with.Development Plans for GreenJ>elt Park -

Dewsltuitw by lAta 'Maeh · · With several resolutiollll and one ordinance paased for

first readiq, it ..vaa a run-of•the-mW .council meetln~ on March 7. First council quiekly ran throu~h a proposal on future uaea ol Greenbelt Park. .

AN INDEPENDENT N~sPAPEI After reviewtnc tile Record of Deelaion for the OHenbelt Park General Ma...-ment. I Develop­ment Coaeept Plan. epuncll voted. to thank the VaiUcl Statea De­partment. of ln..wr for their Record of f>eeialon. This 4ocu­ment r!vea the ..-alta of a atud~ on the park'a fa\an. In keepinr with elt~ wiallea, tile plan ateera Clear of intenaive development

munlt7 Development Block Grant (8DBG). Cit7 llanarar James Glen rai.-1 the poaaibll­ltJ o{ lat.er .pavi-. Ridre from South_,. to Weanray, . ualnr; leftover CDBG lunda In combi­nation with dt.y f1111cla,

Volume 46. Number 18 P.O. Box 68, Greenb elt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., March 24, 1988

"Donn(' Blalce

lr••••lt's (T1te following profile ia

based on an interview con­ducted during a t"o-hour ride-olong by our reporler with Cpl. B~e.)

• by Glyn~ Echola

The city council recornl&­ed Corporal Edward "Dan­ny" Blake as Greenbelt's employee of the year, at ita Twelfth Annual Awards Banquet on Mareh 12. The award is offered to the eity employee who has exhibited commendatory serviee to the community. One J:itl&en .de­scribed Danny as "a prime ~~'e of an offteer and a gentleman."

DanniJ' Blake baa worked for Greenbelt'• pollee clepaztment for 11 J'l8ra. In tha put fear be demonetrated what fomler ' of. · leer Thoma. VaaValkenburch I&J'I be alwa71 Ia, more than juat a pollee oftlcer. In preaentlnr the award, lla:ror Gil Weldenfeld deacribed Blake u an "automo­bile -hanlc, when helplnc per­aona with atalled can or ftat tlraa; u a locknaith for manac· Ina to help a realdent who had loeklll lMnelf ... ot·- ._.., u a loan otllcer, by a P.raon In need of money for an unexpected emerpnc7; and ae a hlrh wire artlat for aaviar a woman'a life b7 rlaklnc hie own on a aeven­atoi-J-hlp balcony."

Corporal Blake exctecla the re­qulreQJenta of hla job beeaan he thlnka of hlmaelf aa a profaulon­al public aervant more than he thlnka of himaelf u a profea· atonal law enforcement olllcer.

Phlloeopll:r Thourh Blake Ia naervad, hie

peraonalit:r radlatea warmth and compaaaion. He thlnka hla attri· butea are the reault of hla par­ent'a "worda of wladona" and hla W11t Vlrr!nla upbrlnclnc: "My parenta alwaya told me to hide In the middle of the plla and treat eVIfJ'bodJ' u thoqh th17 are 100~ better than me. The7 uld, "You're at the bottom of the pile to everyone but J'OU I"

An obvioua reault of thla phil-

Cultural Center Newa A Murder Haa Been Arrancad,

the myatery pla:r at Utopia Tba­atlr, will cloee after perform· ancea thla w"kend - Frlda:r and Saturday, March 211 and 26. For Information, call 474-7788.

Comed:r com11 to Utopia Frl­dar and Saturda7, April 1 and 2, with WoodJ Allan'• ascapadea In the ftlm "Play It Apln, Sam," at 8 p.m. Allen pla:ra a neurotic ftlm critic wbo k"PI atriklnc out with woman. The altuatlon chanrea dramatically wh\n he eonjuree up the choat e~f HumphreJ Boprt.

Bettr Xander will hold audl· tiona for the comed7 "Twlp" Saturda7 and SundaJ, March 28 and I'J, at the theater 1-4 p.m.

.- Rolea 1'141\ilre aann men ud tour women, renrtnr from mlddla­aled to alderlJ. For Information call 346-7817. The play will taka plaea .. MaJ.

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Firat ........

for the park. • .

Ooua&:ll alao apJJI'OWd at llrat reacllnc a au,._.ntal appropri­ation to the rep!Mement fund. Tha appropriation of $7,.,54 will .

Earliei-, the Actdten' Plannlq Board (APB) ....t..W and aup­ported the Record of Declaloll. APB did liat two c~~M~erns, how­ever, APB feala daM· the Record of Dleialon 11erleet6 tllat portion of the p•rk east ol the Balti­more-WaahiJICWn Pukway. APB ftrula; "tbia lei'VII ofen the op­portunltJ for thia laed to be de­clared aurplua by 'he Federal Government."

..be and to purch111 a 3t4-ton van truck needed for the bQtldlnr maintenance auperintendent. Walvlna bid procedurea, council appJYVed at ftrat relldlnc the ne­ptkted purehaae of a D'rott four-in-one bucket for a Can front...nd loader. The Item which will cOit $7,1911 Ia onl7 available fi'OIIl the Cheaapeake SupplJ and Equipment CompanJ'.

Aa · raqueated b7 the State of llaryland, council ratlfted at lrat nadinr the Metropolitan Waah· incton Area Air QualltJ Plan. Althouch the printed plan cloea not llat an7 . Graenbeh commit­menta, the cit)' did make aeveral pledpa In AprU 1982. Theaa In· eluded aupporf of ilwdmum con· aq,x:tlon of IIETIW by 1987, aafe aldewalks within a half mile of METRO, commuter rail aen­lce, mlnillua nrvlce, bile lanea, aynchroftbed Iicht alpala, uae of lnteratate blchwa~ fulllla for m111 transit. Step II Vapor Rt· covery Equipment at aervlce at&· tiona, reproceaainr of reactl"fe aolvent wutea at clecraaalnc fa-

cat4~•• Jllllll' - ... by ~ Edaol.i,

covtear ef J.- f........,laicll oaophJ, Blake Ia a humble man. !mow that llve or ala tlmn He appeared at the·· ~nquet to ahould ban been m7 time: Uke accept hla award under ordara when • ahell drops In front of from Pollee Chief W!Uiam Lane. J'OU and it'a a duel . • . It doean't Blake axplained, "I would have ro oft; or when you're atandlnc liked to accept the award for al1 next to an antenna and It &'"' the olllcera ainca the7 all deaerve up In flamea, but 7ou're oltaJ. I it. But my atomach was In knotl think Gocl'a watdlina me. I and mJ toque wu tied, and 1 think I'm ·Immortal and very, couldn't 11&7 aiiJ'tblnc.'~ He even very luck)'." tried to ~plaJ hill .. vlnr of Wbe11 Blake -• dlschaqed the life ol the, woman on the bal- from Vietnam In 1188, the·· Ma­eonJ b:r eommentlne, "I threw rine Corpa preaented him with my jacket to her, but told her an opportunity to ro to olllcer that If she jumped, to leave the candldatea' achool, an opportun· jacket." lt7 Blake refuaed and today de·

Enllata scribea u "the bift'lat nalatake When Blake rraduated from of m~ life. I could have been a

hirh aehool, he enliated In the major or a colonel by aow." Ia Marine Corpa. He aerved In lieu of beeaml111r an oftlcer, Europe for a year and In 1966 Blake became a military police· wu colllmlllloned to Vietnam, man until June of 18(11, when he where he waa wounded and ex- lef~ the Corpa and went perienced nveral close calla. "I See , 1 .,

Ri1i11 Coadador Leads SJIQhoay at Rooaenlt

by AI Herlln1

The younc, American-bam conductor, Alan Balter, .will con­duet the Baltimore 8J'ftll)hony Orcheatra in the concert apon­aored by the Greenbelt Art& Truat and Greenbelt Cultural Arta Cen~r at Eleanor Rooanelt Hirh School on Wedneada7, Ap­ril 20, at 8 p.m.

Coadaeter, phony Oreh..tn. concentratea on a aouble major In mualc: and mathematlca at 0~ erlln Collere/Conae"atoFJ. After eamlnr a maater'• derrae at the Cleveland lnatltute of Mualc, hi• rareer continued aa elarinatlat with the Atlanta Symphon~ Or­cheatra. In 1978, Balter eaptured lint prise In llha Min-On Inter­national Concoura for Conductora In Tokyo, winnlnr a 12-eonc:art conductlnr tour of Japan. b1 1979, conducton Seljl Osawa of the Boaton Symphony and Gun­ther Schuller requaated that Alan Balter pllrticlpaM aa· a eonduct.­inlf fellow at the Btrkahlre llu­aie Center in Tanclewood, Jlau.

On the other bUill, councilman Thomaa X. White Interpreted the Record of Declaion dU!erentiJ'. He cited the repott'a atatement: "Extenalve recreational develop­ment In the Eaat Parkway was rejected beeauae of Ita urban rreenapace value." The report alao calls for k..,lnC the Eaat Par~ "In a nml-uW!al atate." A future pedeatrian ~re Ia alao plallllell to link U. eaat aad weat aeetlona of tM park. White explained, • "This IDIIicatea the eut part Ia not MIDI' ignored."

Sa7inc that, "I clo*'t want R construed that. - want to ... aonae deyelopiMII& chfte," White moftd that ....a. toih the De­.PartmiJ!t ol I~ ~t It aup- · porta the urbu ln•,.•P-IJH of the eut park. This propMal paaa­ed alonr with a reiteration of APB'a aecond concem about pos­sible future dltleultlea entering and leavinr the park from Green­belt Roed. The Record of Declalon doea ralae the poeslbillty of a future entrance from Kenilworth Avenue.

S&reet Work Rolld te~lon for the cen­

ter of Gretnbelt received a booat durlnr the aeaalon u counc;.il a-rded a contract for atreet raaurfaclac and draiDap im­pronmenta of Ridp 1toad from Gardenway to EaatwaJ. Somar Conatruetlon CompaftJ, tha low bidder, recetv.a the eontnet. The work Ia belnr done under a Com-

ellltlea, a reclonal \Q for tranalt operMlo•, .... co.-IMratloll 'of air quality bl IJ-..d 'GIB deelalona.

A llnal reaolutloa, pfaaed for lint readlnl, dealt with auclear war crlala relocation plannlnr. A rroup of Prince Georpa County eltizene, Nuclear War Relocation Coalition, hu aoucht endone­ment of a "aolutlon on the mat­ter which will be preaented to Prince Georpa · Ccrunt7 Couneil The allchtl7 modlftecl Greenbelt reaolutlon calla for the ume thin« - a apeclal committee on nuclear war criaia relocation to atud7 and make recommandatlona to Count7 Council "on the ftu· blllty and extent of the county''a Pllrtlelpatlon In litcl•r war cri­ala relocation plannlnc."

ltema Introduced for ftnt read· In« will be back on eouncll'a agenda on April 4.

Greenbelt Recreation Department

474-6171

KITE FYING CONTEST

WHEN: Saturday Mareh 26, 1983

(Reaeheduled from March 19th) ~

WHERE : Braden Field

TIME : 12 noon • 1 :00 p.m.

WHO: FlJtrs of all a~es with kites of all

ahapea and sizes

Baltar, the per1onal choice of Maeatro Ser1lu Comlaaiona to be the A11ociate Conductor of the Baltimore . Symphony, (BSO) joined the BSO In 1979 aa the Exxon Arta Endowment conduc­tor. Hla ability baa been recdtr· nlsed near and far. In paat aea­aona he baa appeared aa rueat eonductor with the Amarlean S,.mphony at Lincoln Center In New York, the Arkanau S:rm­phonJ, Atlanta Sym,hon~. Buf­falo Philharmonic. Oaaka Phil­harmonic, Yomluri Nippon Sym­phon:r and Sapporo 8Jmphony. All of thne appeanncea have brourht blm critical aeeoladea.

Br.m In New York, Alan Balter studied muaic at the Jullllarcl. School of Muaic. He bepn hla muaic atudlea playinr 'he plano,

later, "' \~ed ~,. ~-"-

Balter poa•naea a macnatlc: peraonality and a remarkabl:r llirh derree of mualcal undar­standlnr. Critlca expect him to pa ~of"laed for ~ 10011.

Prizes will be awarded In 9 catqoriu

Kites must fty to qualify.

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Volume 46, Number 18

Harriet G. Tymm, 79, long­time reaident of Greenbelt, paaaed away in her home. 6-G Crei!Cent Roed, .on Mareh 12. Mn. T:rmm wu bom In Valley Hill, Minis­sippi. She attended Blue Moun­tain College in Miuiasippi and the Uniftnity of Texas. For 17 yean abe was SecretaJy-Asaiat­ant Controller for the Railroad Credit Corporation. She worked 6 yean with the Southern Rail­way System, 6 yean with the Ryan Adnrtiaing Agency, and 10 yean with the Goddard Space Flight Center. Mn. Tymm Ia aur­Yiftd by a son, Brewer N. New­ton and his family, Patri Del, Mark, Tori, B~e. and Brewer Jr., and by her aister Mary Alice Lo•e.

ST HUGH'S SHOWS LAST OF FAMILY SERIES

Thia Monday night at 7:30, St. Huch'a will show the laat 1\lm of the "Foeua on the Family" series entitled, "What Women Wish Their Huabanda Knew A)lout Women." Some of the topics Dr. ~n will addn!aa are: self­esteem amonc women, depreaaion, money, aex, and children. The film will be an hour and a half lone. All Greenbelten are invited to attend thia film.

Mowatt Shows Film About Jesus Christ

Greenbelten are invit"' to ape the film "The Goa pel Road," on Sunday, March 27, at 7 p.m. at Mowatt Memorial United Meth­odist Church, 40 Ridge. Johnny and June Cash ronceiv"' and pro­d~ed this ftlm of the story of Jesus Christ. Admission is frt'f'.

Mowatt Memorial Ualt.d Methodist Mlafth

41 RWae Rd. 47t-t411 -Sunday ~hoot !1::10 A.M.

(for all al(t'a) Mominc Worahip 11:00 A.M. R..,, In C. Keperllnc, Putor

474-1H4

Thursday, March 24, 1983

Com-Pty Charcb Holds Holy Week Senices

Holy Week services at Green­belt Community Church, United Chureh of Christ, will beiin wff.h the Pa,lm Sunday service, March 27 at 11 a.m. On Mareh 31 a )bundy Thursday service . will begin with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m.· in the Social Hall, fol­lowed by a service of Commun­ion. On Friday, April 1 there will be a apecial Good Friday service at 8 p.m. in the chureh aanctu­ary, which will feature music by one of the church choirs along with readings, a meditation, and prayera.

The Easter Eve service on Sat­urday, April 2 will begin at 9 p.m. ln the church aanctuary. Thla service begins in the dark· ness of Good Friday and con­cludes in the light of Easter mom. It features special choir muaic, a service of candlelight Communion, and a cotree hour afterwards. Easter SundRy wor­ship at 11 a.m. Easter Sunday will feature two anthems and an introit by Greenbelt Community Churches Combined Choirs. The aervice will conclude with Easter Communion.

Nmia& .Bo~~e Resideals HoW Rocl+Rol Drire

Nursing Home resident& at the Greenbelt Nminc Center will be rocking and rolling for the beneftt of the American Heart AIIIIOCia­tion on Saturday, March 26, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Reside.nta will solicit pledges for every "minute" of. rocking or "mile" of rolling. Youth from several loeal schools and Girl Scout troops will help resident& to solicit pledges.

The main eyent · involves nun­ing home reaidenta roekinc in rockinc chain and rolling wheel­chain down the corridors of the

· nuninc home. Some resident& will walk for funds pled&'ed. All moniea pledged will help in the ftgbt against heart and blood veael diaeuea.

The joint community effort be­tween nuninc home resident& and young people of all agea is a worthwhile. •:tun raising" time which beneftta everybody - the Ameriean Heart AsiiOCiation, the nursing home resident&, the youth and the community.

The public is hwited to ·attend the day-long activitiea at the Greenbelt Nunlnc Center which will 1Jiri6de a bake aale, a kiu­ing booth featurinc two of the residents, a Bentwood rocking chair raffle, clowns, Rainbow Mu­sic Troupe, The Black Experience Dance Troupe, an information ta­ble with literature and pamphlet& from the American Heart Asso­ciation, and an AHA representa­tive available to answer questMina about heart diaeaaes.

For more information on how to be a 'Fun Raiser for Heart" contact Joy or Debbie at the Greenbelt Nursing Center, or call 346-9695.

BAHA'I FAITH invites you to listen to the Jeff Reynolds Show on radio station WLMD 90.0 AM every Sunday morning from 8 until 8:30. Greenbelt Baha'i CoatiDanity P.O. Box 246, Greenbelt, MD

20770 345-2918 I 4 7 .,_.,090

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH fplKOpOI

Baltlaan 81ft. at r .... , •m ll4.. Baknllla

., c •• 8:30 a.m Holy Eueharlat

10:10 a.m. Holy Eaeharlat Holy Cross Lutheran Church

· 6905 o ...... ~aett load .. Firat and third Sunday• 10•30 a.a. Mominc Pra,er

8eeolld aad foartll tluclaya

...... .lou G. Bala, a.et.f 4II-IOI'f

· Woralllp S.~: 8:10 andt:· a.m. . Sunday ~hoot: II :50 .m.

Standay aaoriuaa naner:r at MrYieea Ed'tf&l'd H. Blner, Put« ..,._ 1.._.111

Raymond and Shirley Hibbs became grandparent& with the birlh of Ashley Marie Newell on. March 22. Ashley's parenta, Deb­bie lL qd David N. Nawell, now reside in Virginia. ·

Visiting Greenbelt this week were Bernice and Sid Kastner, former Newa Re"Jiew staff mem­bers. The Kutnen came from British Columbia to see their new granddaughter, Wendy Ha­gelgans. and her parents, 'Ruth Kutner and CKuck Hagelgans. '

Willie Owena Ia Sprin~thlll Lake's ftrst baby of 1983. Willie was .born at 9:80 a;m. on Janu, ary 19, weighing 7 lbs., 8 oza. His parenta are Sheila and Willie Owena. •i

There were 6 tables of dupli­cate bridge at the Greenbelt Youth Center on Mareh 4. Firat place winners were Per Wain­IICOtt and George Nelson. In the second slot waa the team of Lau­ra and Bill Walker. The next game will be held Friday at 7 :30 p.m.

Kathy White reports aa Kathy O'Brien on WLMD and does momlnc news at WAMJ· radio. She alao worked at the Univer­sity of Maryland'• WMUC.

Greenbeltera were aaddened to leam of the death of longtime · realdent Harriet T:rmm. Our con­do1eneea to her family.

P. Reidy of Springhill Lake, who earned an M.A. degree from Northern lllinois University in 1974 and a doetorate in history last year, was associate editor of Freedo•: A. D.amentary Ri11· tory of Emancipation, 1@61-1867.

Scholarships to PGCC The Prlnee G80riea Communi­

ty Collen B91rd of TJ'Illlteea will pt.:oYide 24 aeltolarahipl for two academic years at the college to county high achool atudenta.

To qualify, atudenta should have a minimum of a 3.26 cumu­lative crade point average from grade nine through the ftrat se­mester of their senior year. Stu­dents must also have graduated from a state approved county school and be residents of the county.

Interested student& should con­tact their hirb t!Chool culdance

. offices. Recipients will be notified of their aelectlons April 18.

Natural Childbirth Film Clan A The Library _ An early precnancy class fol­lowed by the showlnc of child­birth and breaatfeedinc ftlma will be preaented by the Bradley method of childbirth. Topics in­clude nutrition, being comfortable in precnancy, and chooainc a doc. tor. The class and ftlm showing will be held on Saturday, March 26, at 3 p.m. at the Greenbelt Library. For information tall 474-2:l62.

The large volume, · which deals with the black military experi­ence, was just publlahejl by the Cambridge University Press. Based on holdh1ga from the Na­tional Arehivea in Washington, D.C., the work lnludea numerous previously unknown writings by alavea and masters, and others, who eolleetlvely provide a vivid portrait of the monumental strucglea In America during the 1860s.

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OUR EASTER CONCERT "God Gave A Song - The Easter Song"

On Friday, the first of April at r:ao in the· et•ening Molt'att United Met~dist Church

-40 Ridge Road, Gre~elt, Maryland

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GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH 474-4212 Crescent & Greenhill Rda. , Bible Study for all al(t'l (Sun.) 9:45 a.m. Worahip Service 11 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.) 8:00 p.m.

SAINT HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 135 Creteent

HOI. Y WEEK SCHEDULE PALM SUNDAY. March 27

MASSES (w1th bleuing of palma) t\ p.m. Sat~rday 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 12:30 p.m.

TUESDAY, March 29 MASSES PENANCE SERVICE

7:30 and 9 a.m. 7:80 p.m.

WEDNESDAY. March 30 MASSES 7:30 and 9 a.m. 1:30 p.nl. CONFESSIONS 11 a.m. to 12 noon, after the ev.nin~r Mall

THURSDAY, March 31 MASSES 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. CONFESSIONS II a.m. to 12 noon, after the evenln~r Masa

GOOD FRIDAY, April I · NO MASSES STATIONS OF THE CROSS SOLEMN LITURGY CONFESSIONS 11 a.m.-12 noon, after

HOLY SATURDAY, April 2 EASTER VIGIL MASS CONFESSIONS

3 p.m. 7:80 p.m.

Statlona of th• Cro ..

7:10 p.at. • to a p.m.

EASTER· SUNDAY, April 3 MASSES 8, 11:.10 and 11 a.m. 11:10 p.m.

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Greenbelt -Area. Prince Georges Community Col­

lege is now accepting registration for ~'Accounting I, Part 11. Rec­istration ends March 25. Part II la a 13-aession ceurse highlight­Ing the merchandising busineaa. This couree will be held on Mon­days and W edneaday from 7 unUI 9 p.m., beglnninc March 28 and ending May 11, at Eleanor Roose­velt Senior High School. Part I will be held at. Largo High School. There lsa'.fee.

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Saturdays:

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at 8:15p.m.

Donation: $3.50 ($2.00 for students, children, and senior citizens)

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Utopia Theater 129 Centerway Greenbelt, Maryland 474-7763

Films: "PLAY IT AGAIN SAM" Woody Allen's zany humor.- April 1-2, Friday &

Saturday II p.m. 2.00

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AT EITHER CENTER FOR ALL CLASSES.

Monday, March 28, 10am-4pm Greenbelt Youth Center and 7-Spm_ Sp1·inrhill Lake R~reation Center.

Tuesday, March 29, 10am·4pm and 7-8 pm, Greenbelt Youth Center.

Wednesday, March 30, ·10am-4pm, Greenbelt Youth Cente1·.

Late registration on a apace available baais only, on Tliursday, March 31 at the Youth Center Business Office. All late registrants will be ehar gf!d a $1.09 late fee. Make all checks payable to to the CITY OF GREENBELT. . •

- A 10% discount will be given to all senior citizens, 60 years old and over, registering for classes. Non-resident& will be charged an additional 25c; for all classes.

All classes begin the week of April •· ·1.983. Clas9es are h,eld for the number of sessions or hours designated.

. Refunds will be m~de if classes are cancelled by the Department due to insufficient re,:istra­tton. Other refunds wtll be made. only aecordlng to provisions in City of Greenbelt Resolution No. 65, which also requires that refund requests be m11de in writing immediately for valid rea­sons.

LOCATION CODE: BFTC · Braden Field Tennis Courts~ CS . Center Elementary School· SHLRC · Springhill Lak'e Recreation Center; YC . Youth Center.' '

BABYSITTING: Servi~~~~ provided for classes indicAted by asterisks (••). Fl!l! is 75c per., child per class hour. Participants must register for entire class and fee is reaUU-ed at time of . registratiol). · ·. "'-

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Arts & Crafts YCISHLRC Mon 3:30-4:80p YC/SHLRC Wed 3:30-4:30p

Adult BallettJazz YC Tue 6:30-7:30p Children Pre-School YC Tue :l:30-4:30p

Pre~School YC Sat. 9:00-10:00a 6 Yra. & over YC Sat 10:00-ll:OOa

Chinese Co9king . plus materials YC Wed 7 :00·8:00)'1 Chucks ·~· Lassies YC Sat 9:00-10:00a

SHLRC Sat 10:00-11 :(lOa Clay Modeling • YC Sat 9:00-10 :OOa Clowning Class· plus material YC Thur 3:30-6:30p Creative Carousel YC Sat 10:00·11 :OOa

K-3 Grades 4-6 Grades 16 6 over

3-5 yra. 3-6 yra. 6-12 yra.

16 & over 6-10 )'rll. tl-10 yrs. 9-16 yrs. 9·16 yn.

CPR - Cardio.pulmonary Re•u•cit~n Apr 12 & 13 19 & :!0 4-5 yrs.

7-10 :30p 7-10:30p Pre-register Call M-F, 474-687!1 May 10 & 11 17 & 18

$2.00 hook fee for au r~l(totr .. u,s. Jun 7 & 8 Class••• are held at the Greenbelt Youth Center

Floor Acroba,ticstTumbling YC M()n 4:00-5:00p 6 6 over Golf Gymnastics

Pre-School Gymnastics, Tumbling, & Trampoline

Jazz Dance Jazzercise Kid's Kitchen •

SHLRC Tue ~ :00.7 :OOp 14 & over YC 'l'ue''B:30.4:30p 6-12 yrs. YC Tue 2:30-3:30p a.fi yrs. YC Thu 2:30-3:30p 3-5 yrs. YC Sat l1 :00&·12 :OOn 9 & over YC ,.Thu 10:00-II:OOa Adult YC Tue 3 ;!!(1.4: 30p 3-6 •yrs. YC Thu 3:30-4:30p &-9 yrs.

Pottery · lly Wheel and Hand . pluA materials - UNLIMITED PRACTICE !leg' lnt YC 1\fon 7 :30-!l:30p , 16 & over

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Tumbling \'••~C••tarian Cooking \'oilt'yball · Competitive

Leisure

YC:SHLRC Thu 3:30-4 :30p 3·5 yra.

YC Tue 7:!l0-R:30p 16 lr over YC Thu 7:00.8:00p.. 16 A over

BFTC Mon ll :on.!! :OOp 16 & over BFTC Tul' ll:O().H:OOp Ill & over BFT<; Wed 6:00--H:OOp )6 & over BFTC Thu 1!:00 Lo 8:00 p 9-15 yr. BFTC Sat 9:00-II:OOa 9-15 yrs.

YC Thu 3:30-4:30p 8-12 yra. SHLRC Sat 10:00-11 :OOa 6-12 yre. SHLRC Sat 11 :00a·12:00n 6-12 yrs.

YC Wed R:00.9:00p 16 & over cs Mon 11:30-10:30p 18 II over cs Wed R:30-10:30p 16 6 over

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, March 24, 1988

ILAKI: CitY's l,_pfoyH of 1912 The department has Its Inter­nal problems and problema with city officials. However, Blake .

Ially. to Danny 'Blake, the 1982 outatandinr employee. ·

Also honored at the banquet were city employees receiving service awards. Recocniled for five years of city service were Detective Douglas Sapplncton, Pfc. Fred Murray and Cpl. Daniel O'Neil. Ten-year service awards were presented to Danny Biake and two members of thlf Public Works Department, crew leader Norman Lockerman and equip-­ment operator Kenneth Hall. Fif­teen-year pins were awarded to Cpl. Thomas Miskell and Sgt. Kenneth Stair. City Manager James K. Giese was recognized for his twenty years of service to the city.

(Contlaued from pare one) to the pollee academy In Anne Arundel County.

Greenbelt After working for Anne Arun­

del County for a year, Blake came to Greenbelt. He Intend­ed to work for Greenbelt's po­lice department for five years, since Greenbelt is known as an excellent training department, and then pursue his ambition to become a U.S. Marshal. But Blake is a .. '!war baby" aruJ the competition was tough. The first time he applied for a job as a U.S. Marshal, the policy was to hire minorities. Two years Ja. ter he applied again, but the policy waa to hire women. So Danny Blake built his career as a Greenbelt police officer and, according to VanValkenburgh, "he's an obtstanding· cop."

The Carpenter Blake resigned from the de­

partment in 1979 when he en­deavored to move to the Eastern Shore to work as a carpenter, a trade which he loves almost as much as P'llice work. "I love to build things and I love drawing and drafting. I still do carpen­try for my neighbors.'' But while working dn the Eastern Shore, Blake was bitten by a tick and contracted Rocky Mountain IPOtted fever. He spent over a month In intensive care. When be recovered, he decided that pollee work was just as safe a• anythlnc else he enjoyed doing and came back to Greenbelt.

Blake describes police work as "something you get in your blood.'' He says he never thinks about being killed, that getting shot is a risk of the job; just as being burned Ia a risk of being a welder, or being cut with a knife is a risk of being a cook. 'You have to WANT to be a po­liceman. I love patrolling and deallnc with people. 1 would never want to be off the streets unleu I retired. Then I'd like to be a high aheritr in West Vir­clnla."

Two Worrlee Blake IAYI that in patrol work

he doea have two worries; one is to keep hla ahift commander out of trouble by doing what he is supposed to do "I want my ahift commander to trust me. I don't want him to have to worry about Blake screwlnc up when there may be other oflleera he really has to worry about." The other is gettinc to work on time. He alleviates this concern by com­ing In about two houra early.

Blake reiterates his belief a­bout putting other people before hlmaelf, even when he's the au­thority. "I try to treat every­body I meet better than I expect to be treated. The cltizena pay my Alary and I owe them due respect." Blake always attempt~ to. ahow people reapett, even when he Ia enforcinll the law. He saya he triea npt to put peopl~ on the Rpot or to llf'littl~ them.

STATE FARM

INSURANCE CAll Don W. Taulelle, CLU

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474-5007 Llke a 10CHI aelplter, State Farm II tlaere.

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rep.rdleu of the circumstances. can be tough when he has to "II I had to pull- over aomebody be." for 1peeding and he bad hie kidB - "Aclle aDd Faat" in the car, I might go up to the Despite his slight build and them and ask the kids If they quiet personality Danny Blake knew their father had a tail light is agile and fast When absolute­out; Then I'd ask the father to ly necessary, he resorts to force step out to the rear of the car when dealing with people in cue­so that I· could show it to him. tody and to pulling practical When we were out of earshot, jokes when dealinc with his col­l'd explain that he was speeding I e ague a. McKnew elaborates and I'd have to write him a tic- "That sucker can run. He really ket. ·That way, he wouldn't be surprises you. Once I saw him embarra1aed · in front of his tear out of here after a prisoner kids." who tried to get away. He caught

A local youth, .Dan Flanagan him. He can really go" Bl.ake teatifted to Blake's courteousness has also been in situations which and understanding. Even after required him to ftght with pris­being "lilcked up" by Blake two onera. Aceording to a co-worker, years ago, Flanagan agrees that some time ago he needed to he's a good guy. "Blake's not physically restrain \..female l!ri-like the others. He can com- soner who persisted in scrat!:h-m\lnicate with a lot of kids down ing, kicking and attempting to here.. He doesn't make you feel bite him. Blake resorted to force like a dlrtball and he doesn't let only after his repeated attempts the power go to his head." · to talk with her failed and his , Authority long enduring patience was ex-

Blake doesn't feel that his au- hausted. The co-workj!r stated thority as a police officer !'las ev- that, "He was much more pa­er made him arrogant because he tient with her than I would have learned the essence of police been." Wbrk the hard way. In Anne Practical Joker Arundel County, the nearest Though Blake usually turns back-up was at least 30 minutes the other cheek when he is the away. He explains that "being victim of practical jokes piayed a -policemen here is totally dif- on him by the other officers he's ferent. If you need help here, not above playing unscrupulous . it'~ here within a matter of min- practical jokes either. Laugh­utes. You'd get Greenbelt offic- ing he says, "I always play jokes ers, the State Pollee, Prince Ge- on lfOmeone big. I never har­orge• County, and even lome rasa the little people. I usually park police. When I started out, get away with it, too, because you had to learn survival; you the rl~tht people don't catch it; had to learn to fight or you had they don't even. know what hap­to learn to talk and put up with pened." a little static from people." But occasionally trouble is

Blake says that since he caused by the practical jokes the doesn't make people feel belittl- officers play and Blake is in thia ed, .and because he can commun- kind of trouble frequently. He icate with citizens well, he gets says, "I try to stay out of tro~b---­a "thank you" from 9,0'/, of the le but I get Into trouble euler people he has 1o arrest or tic- than anybody else. I'm the ket. They thank him for help- same as I was when I was ar· kid lng them realize how wrong they ... quiet and mischievous. You were. Blake takes the time ~ can't grow up; you can't be a get to know the people he has to . man all the time . . that would deal with and they, In tum, re- be terrible. You have to have member him. "I'd aay that 80% the little boy stl~klng throu~th.'' of Greenbelt knqw me: 20% McKnew agreea. "The guy1 know me aa ..Blake, 20'.', know me11 with ea~h other all the me a1 Danny, 30'i< know my face time, and we all lf&t In trouble and the rest know me as the sometimes becau1e of it. They're little guy with the big ears." really a close-knit bunch. When

"WIIUnJ to Help" they work under aa much stress Cindy McK.new, the office aa- as they do, and they see a ~hance

alatant at the atatlon, atteata to to have fun, they take it and run Blake'! compaaaion, "He'• al- with it." way1 willlnc to help anybody. The Greenbelt department Is Sometimes lt'a not even police- cohesive. Their reapett for each related. He'll meet somebody in other is aolld. Aa the depart-here or arreat somebody and ment'a new Cadet, Clifton North-they'll start talking, and the am, sees it. "These lfUYS kid next thin~t you know, Blake will around with each other and call be trying to help him with aome- each other na111ea, but they would thing. He'a really conscientloua die for one another. They're

and he carea About people but he just that close."

and other officers feel that the polke department and the city itself Ia one of the beat on the East coast. Blake added, "We have our problems ... not many, but they're ours." He also admits that even when there is a profes­sional conflict between the police department and the city and he may not like the circumstances, he realizes 'that the city officials are "only doing their job.''

Others Recocnized The city banquet, according to

Mayor Weidenfeld, was an op­portunity for the city to say 'thanks' to the employees, espec-

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GENERAL FUND DRIVE Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Oepa~ment and .Rescue Squad,·lnc.

The Month of APRIL, D 0 N AT I 0 N S A R E T A X D E D U C T I 8 L E

Red Cross Bloodmobile Greenbelt Fire Department: APRIL 23, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Every resident

of Gr•enbelt, who successfully dona ~es a pint of blood will receive a Gold Ambulance Club Card. Should anyone hav .. e questions regarding the Department, Fund Drive, or the Bloodmobile please stop by or call the Fire Department at 345-7000. ., Please remember all EM1RGENCY CALLS go to 911.

Thursaay, March 24, 1983 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

GHI· Board Seeks Additional Funds For Refinancing; Smith to Leave Th-.~, Man:h 24 - Saturday, April 2

Baked with FNth Daugh Extra Cheese Pizza Day with the Pun:haH af Every

Medium or Large Pizza by Sandra Surber Smith

. Resales financing, urea formaldehyde foam insula­tion inspection, and eable television all received a go­ahead at the Greenbelt Homes' Inc. Board of Direc· tors meeting on Mar!!h 10. Board President Jim Smith announced that he would be leaving Greenbelt for a two­year assignment in India. He will head the Department of Agriculture's Far Eastern Regional Research Office lo­cated in New Delhi.

The board authorized manage­-ment to seek an additional $1.5. million in resales ftnanclnc from the Prince Georges County Hous­ing Authority. With an expendi­ture up to $75,000 which GHI recoups from sales, the resales financing money is made avail­able through the PGHA single family mortgage aubaldy bond is­sue. From the aame program, GHI had earlier obtained $1.5 million dollars for reaales finan­cing. Those funda have already been used for.the eompleted pur­chase of 34 bomea and an addi· tiona! 17 units in proeesa.

TJrea Formaldehyde Foam In1wlatlon

Recent · chance• · in the lt~w make it mandatory for GHI and realtors to disclose to potential buyers the u1e of urea formalde· hyde insulation. One member whose boule Ia now up for sale feels that thia discloaure atate­ment ha1 made It hard~tr to sell his unit, Manacement haa· lo­cated a firm which testa the inaulation and provides a state­ment on contamination levels, safety evaluation and recommen­dations for any corrective action.

Various board member• spoke of GHI'• reaponalblllty In thia matter and approved offering the inapectlon now to each unit which haa the urea formaldehyde foam inaulatlon. GHI will pay for the inapection which will coat about POO per unit. If units elect to have the in1pection at a later. time or acaln at re1ale, the Individual owners will be re." sponsible for the coat at that time. •

Cable TV The board apJ)l'Oved counael'a

recommendation that GHI advise

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Storer Communications to use existing PEPCO and C&P ease­ments for the installation, of ca­ble TV in GHI. Director John Lewis questioned GHI'1 ri~tht tO authorize stringing the cable to each unit. Others responded that members are free to choose the service or not. Storer holds the city's only cable television fran­

·chise. Overpass

One of the iuuea ·which stimu­lated ihe moat discussion was the placement of a path or-tha through GHI from the Pfdes­trian overpass at Gardenway to Ridge Road. Some members who live in the 4 Court of Gardenway and the 26 Court of Ridce Road objected having a path between their courts. Some preferred that a sidewalk be built along Gar­denway to Crescent. Director Don Volk spoke In support of the path which channelled walkers to the Inner walkways and cited the Greenbelt tr&"dition of separating pedeatrian and motor vehicle traffic. In a close vote, however, the board agreed to support the preference ·of the members, a sidewalk along Gardenway, as their recommendation to the city council, which makes the final decision on the route.

Other Action

and structural . repair on the brick and block homes. Board m e m b e r a generally approved structural repair• and debated

· the proa and cona of a volunteer :painting protrram and ·water ' blasting all homes to look for

structural damage. Management was directed to do further re­search and determine If water­blasting is neceaaary to discover atruttural damage which needs repair.

Bernie Collinane, representing several members of the 14 Court of Laurel Hill Road, spoke of poor response to maintenance and re­hab calls and urged an Improve-· ment in the system of recording and responding to complaint.. Management was direc~d to look into specific problema and also address the general concern. .

At the GHIDC meeting which preceded the GHI meeting the board authorized management to negotiate an agreement with Capitol Electric Contractors, Inc. to Install extra heaters at set prices. This was in reaponae to several members who have ex­preKaed an Interest in getting ad­ditional baseboard \•nits. ·----Gray Panthers Meet

The Gray Panthers will present "Your Doctor and Your Pharma-

The board approved on second clat and Your Righta and Re­reading the purchase of a Tandy sponalblltiea as a Consumer" on Mod 16, printer and accessories Saturday, March 26 at 1:30· p.m. at a cost not to exceed $8,500 an<! at the Greenbelt Library. a $3,200 termite extermination The guest speaker will be Dr. contract. Management was au- Madeline Feinberg, B.S. Pharm. thorized to inform members of Dr. Feinberg Ia the program eo­the advantage• and dlaadvantagea ordlnator of the Elder-Ed pro­of heat exchancera in homes with gram at the University of Mary­moisture problema and install land In Baltimore. This Ia a con­them in all units where request- · aumer drug education program ed aa a component of the rehab for older adults.

.Meatbcrll. Sub ·-·"""""""""""""""'""""""'""""""""""'"""-.... " ........ :._" ..... - $1.75

107 Centerway 474-4M8

"Rick" Barber, GRI, CRS of I

Nyman RealtY, Inc. GREENBELT PROPERTIES AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

A) BRICK: (1) 8 BR END, close to Center, many up-cradea including "Pella" windows. Low monthly fee, CLOSING HELP, $114,900. (2) 2 BR end, enclosed porch, redecorat­ing, CLOSING HELP, $39,900.

B) MASONRY: (1) 3 BR MIDDLE- Hardwood floors- Quiet •· !o'eation - •47,900. (2) 3 BR next to "Honeymoon," NICE

ADDITION, Close-in Eaatway location, modified kitchen/ din. CLOSING HELP, $46,900.

C) (1) 3 BR END, large sundeck, wooded location, CLOSING HELP, $37,900. (2) 3 BR Research Rd., new _oak floors, CLOSING HELP, $34,900. (3) 2 BR large, front end Illdition, studio style, CLOSING HELP, $84,900. (4) 2 BR, 'front addition, new carpetlnc, remodeled, CLOSING HELP, ONLY $31,500. Will consider rent option. (5) 2 BR, private wooded lot, ~ream putr, CLOSING HELP, $83,900.

The first $1.5 million of the 101,1 'It flnanclnc has been alloeated and another $1.11 million ha• now been committed.

First time home buyers- JO~% financing still avcdlable on GHI homes.

Money is now available for sales, renovations and equity loana. I am at your service to explain how thi1 new ftnancinr caa aaaiat you and you family in achievlnc your hou•lnc roal1, both within GretDbek and throuchout the metropolitan area. I wou~d Ilk~: the opportunity to discu11 the real estate market ,.'th you, of courM with no obl!:;::.tlon.

441-1010 474-5700 Pleul au for "Rick" program. The board wreatled Everyone Ia invited, young and

again with the iaaue of palnt_ln_g __ o_l_d._T_h_e_r_e_l_•_n_o_a_d_m_i_se_lo_n_ch_a_r_fl' .... _.!~~~~~!!,!!!!~~~!!!!!!~!!!!!,!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~

GBI MEMBERS At the annual membership meeting and election May 18-19, 1988, Greenbelt Homes members will elect ftve directors to serve two-year terms, three members to serve on the Audit Committee for one-year tenna and five members to serve on the Nominations and Elections Committee for one-year terms. If you are interested In serving in one of these capacities, please fill out· the appropriate form below and give it to the Chairman of tn N mlnatlons and Elections Committee (John Taylor, 4-H Laurel Hill Road, 346-1608). If more conven­ie~t, the completed· form may be dropped off at the .Manager's ofl\~ ~or .forward-ing to the Committee. All forms must be received by May 8. · '

GHI NOMINATIONS & ELECI'IONS CONSENT FORMS

Board of Directors/ Audit Committee I, reaidlng at

Greenbelt, Maryland, and heine an accredited member of Greenbelt HomeA, Inc. and therefore elirible, do hers'Wlth consent to havinJr my name appear on the ballot for the annual GHI election to be held May 19, 1983, durinc the recea1 of the Annual Meeting. If elected, I will aerie to_ the beat of my ahility as a m~mbtr of the:

• (please check where applicable)

AUDIT COMMITTEE (!-year term)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (2-year term)

( algnature)

Phone

PLEASE SUBr.{IT A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH (type or print • limit UO worda)

Subscribed and aworn to thla 1883.

Notary Public

day of

NominatioDI & ElectioDI Committee

Date

I, realdinr at

Greenbelt, Maryland, and bllnc an accredited member of Greenbelt Homn, Ine. and therefore ellclble, do herewldt con~ent to havinc my name appear on the ballot for the GHI election to be held May 18, 1Na, durtl\r the. nlcht of the annual meetiq, If eleetacl, 1 will Mtft to tiM 'lint of my ability a• a member of the Nomination• aad Election• Committee (1-year wrm)

(airnature)

Phone

PLEASE SUBMIT A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH (type or print • limit 110 word a)

•

·.•.•. .......... GRDNBIILT NBS UVID'

PGCCPreaeab Courses at SHL

Prinee Georps CommunltJ Collep o«en the followmr counea at the SRL CommunltJ Room: "Slice It to the Bone,!' two ~eaalona on the eeonomleal aelee­tlOD and preparation of meat, TueadaJa, April 11·12, 7-9 p.m.; "Doll · Jlaldnr•" two 1111lona, Wednuda:Ja, April 6-18, 7-9 p.m.

For more Information, call 1121· 0876.

fMMfUSH

EGGS Sold Every Friday

7:30 : 11 a.m.

in the USDA Log Lodge along Powder Mill Rd.

by . Wi11daor Forest Farm

Bingo 7:30p.m.

every Thunlday

at

St. Hugh'» 135 Crescent Road

J. Beasoa ........... " - W&DDIXOB-

- POa'I'ILo\ft'8 -

- PORTI"'UOB -

441·9231

llifAI I.OAN DlfiRRAl PROGRAM

Means $35.00 per month to Members

· 'nle Rehab Loan Deferral Prorram (RLDP) ba• •lJerun. For the hat time, man1 eliclble members are havlnr $811.00 of their rehab pa)'ment deferred eaeh month. This loan will be a111saed 3% lntereat but does not need to be repaid until the hou .. is told.

To ftnd out whether you can receive thl1 $311.00 deferral, call the Kember Servieea Coord,nator (47~). EllclblHty Ia deter­mined ·by ln.nelal atatua and reh~b charrea.

It Ia not too late to ftll out Uae RL!Il' application and join tbla prorram. GHI ~ts to help all itl meblilel'll who·.ean use thla aulatanee.

D. THE N!IGMBORHOOO COLOR Tv REPAIRMAN HAS A NEW PHONE NUMBERI

565-0001

I provide In-home iervlce In thla nelrhborhood 4 d&11 eac!h week as well as some evenlnp and weekends. rm ·bonded, Ucenaed and top rated for .over 20 years. You can count on m)' estimates and prompt fair aervlce. I ahvaya call before vlaltlnr, carr)' more :lilan 11 times the normal Inventory of parts, and can (almoatl alwiJI ·repair )'Our Color TV IN YOUR HOME, ON ON~ TIUP. I repair Black 4: White s.U, m Fl'1 &Jld v(B•, allo.

1'balllll for reMiq 1111 AD. Plellh .ave H.

' f. J()HNSON Of IN-HOME rv SIRVICI

WHAT:

WHEN:

WHERE:

• I KIIP MY NOMISB • •• Greenbelt Tennis Association

Membership Registration

Tennis anyone! Spring Membership Meeting and Breakfast' Social.

Saturday, April 2, 9:30 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Greenbelt Youth Center Multipurpote Room

WHO: All city reaidenta interested in tennia play, future tournament• an4 aocial events, as well as plans for the aupport of tbe cit)''s youth program in the co-sponaored National Junior Tennis Lealflle.

REFRESHMENTS: Free - Coft'ee, tea and pastries will be avail­able for intere~ted gueats and members re· registerin~r for the 1983 season.

Follow up the meeting with a set of tennis. Bring a friend or meet new tennis partners. For additional information. rontart th .. Greenbelt Recreation Department, weekdays 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., 474-1\878.

GREENaaT Federal Credit Union In the Center

'

I. of. LOW COST 11• of. 6; ]0 AUTO,LOANS 6; ]0

On a 36-month loan your low monthly payments would bet Amount Borrowed

$1000 5000 8000

·Phones 474-5900

Monthly Payment $ 33.47

167.37 267.78

Total Finance Charge $ 204.92

1025.32 1640.08

Mon. thru Thurs.: 9:00a.m .• 3:00p.m. friday: 9:00a.m .• 7:00pm.

112 Cen-.rway (P.O. lox 157) \ Greenbelt, Md. 20770

..

., .. ~OMUtO 92e.,taUnult · FRENCH AMERICAN CUI.SINE

·We cordially invite .YOU to Buy ON'E DINNER & get a SECOND DINNER of equal or lesser value

FREE

Come to the

KAY PROs The KAYPRO is an excellent computer. It's so gOOd

more than a dozen other local stores sell it. Why buy from us7 That's easy. We give you more. We test each unit for up to 200 hours before we sell

1t. Th1s means no unpleasant surprises when you take it home. We provide Individual tr-"dng. We've devel­oped our own Specl•l Softw•re PIICk and lntroduc­toty Manual. Our complete service depertment can customize your KA YPRO to your exact needs. . We g1ve you full support and full attention. When you want a KAYPRO, check "the PROs.

Stoca-2704 ........... Dr., Alflnllaa

111 ..... ~ ..... ll.ocbtlle .... a.-• ..., ,......

SllaCIIIb 133 Ccntaway. tii20S. ~ ., .. ,.

Also DIGITAL, MICRO DECISION, EPSON, EAGLE

The Fireside Restaurant

NOW FEATURING--

Prime Rib $8.95

Beef Kabob $7.95

Ledo's Pizza

6011 GrHnbelt Road .... 474-1755

ThuradaYe..Hareh 24, 19@8- UAA~tSJ!iL'l',·NEWS REVIEW . -'· .. Pap 'I

CLAsSIFIED ,1 , UNT'S CARPET· C4BB- Lo,r . . .· .. . • . · prleea on. aham1109:1 ateam, and

$2.00 min~ fM. t~ ~· 1~ 4\1&\ ·proee..; can lor free eati~ each a44l~ 'worcl. no'fcll&rp : liUite .. 476.81UI9. · ~ for llatlnr ~IDII tJ-t are found. Suballt ad wltla p&Jment to . the Newt Bedew oftlce between I and . 10 p.m •. of the Tueaclay precectlns

Gerald Neumaier, CPA 47~19

publication, or to the NflWII .JCe. · Financial· a,cCountJilr ~and tu view drop box In the Greenbelt • aervlcet for aman and JDedium Coop ~eel')' atore before T p.m. alaed buaineaaea and for indi- · Tueada)', or mall to P.O. Box 88, vlduala. · Greenbelt. :Maryland :&OTTO. Preparation of. eurrent and· SOXJCD: $8.TII/coliiJDn inch: Klnl· prior year tu returna, A: book-mum 11-2 lnchea ($11.Ul', . keepinr. ,

COLORFAST - Pahitlnr and I

FOR SAL&-"Braiict -· Whirl· pool wuher ¥Ml"1 ~tee. re­tail prlee iSs, mab ofler.· Roll­away bed • 1006 condl~; .... 10nable. Mll-8116.' . " HELP · _.ANTEb: Wlll'a. Hard­ware le aeeking a full time aalea-per10n who Is peraonable and willing to leam. Call Bob or Ml-chael for lntarvie:w at 937 -8'733 in Beltsville. BUICK '78 SKYLA-RK Landau 6 cyl.. auto. • P.S,.. P.B;, .A.C., AMI FM 8 trk., chrome wheela, excel-lent conditio'!.' Call after 6. 474-3817.

TAX RETURNS .,

A:DVBRTIMNO · -11AMSPBR~ SONS for NEW~BW. Com-ml•lon. Call ~•M 441-2662. ..~ .. ~ APT. WANT$:;:J.jilji;re 1\ prof., .J;aOnamo~ WiM. apt. ot to ehare apt.Jb016N.='4tQt51.

HATE TO PAINT?' Want to get Rehab behind

you qulekly T . Reaaonable Rates

CaU Ch(Jrlle -864-0084·

Greenbelt Refe~ea '

·-c .·.· .... ;t .• '. - ..

•ward I • ., -~ r~ ... -! ' ~

Lo1t mlnl:-eollle, brown, bbck, and white, not wearillr hie. col-"'·

eall 441-8612 "or 84~'748). . ...................... ~!

--. 80M BOIIOWAIIDT·

11111 ~·i~. Oolllll..~ Mil. .. ..,-4!) (DII U.l. 1 II tile lellnrl ..

I anlnr aervicll. Excellent Green- · YOU NEED A BREAK-~~~ !i ~It reference' . p~Vtded. Free ., mature college student c!~n Jour· estlmatea. Call · MII-7MII (24 townhouae or apllrtment. Town­houri a day),' 'rom DortJll~. Md. house• $110, apartment&. ~1,11. pan . f.~epa~ bJ former . . :.~ IP . . . .

FRE~Y our kltclier(po!ciaslim· Ucenae 808898. · ~~ 9,82..0887. . . •• ~IRS Auditor PIANO TUNiNG .Utb itEPAJI INCO~E ~~X PREP.AR.A'nON. Expert and Reliable Plano Serv- Rlia•onable 'r&tes. CaB • James ice to Greenbelt. Benjamin Berk- Cantwell, CPA. 474-2784. obky. 474-6894.. WORD PROCESSING: Letters,

JONATHAN W. ·CHUDSON, ' •.. • ·.. CPA· .•. I .

Ewnin.l' a{ld. \Weekend:

ford's Qu,allty Painting

•Greenbelt Referencee • InterlorfExterior over 12 yn. Exp •

Call JOHN 301-474-8248 or 301-686-2888

GreeiiMlt References Rea1oftable Rate•

Computer Mlnl Flopp)' Dl1ks. 6% Inch with hub rlnga, aoft sector­ed. Elephant at $24 for 10 or Verbatim Data Life, Double Den­aity, 10 In plaatlc box at $28. 441-2662. Alao, plastic box, $3.60.

DAVID. JAMES BUILDDS Quality Home Improvements

Addition& Kitchena Sundeck• Bathrooma Rec. Rooma Porch

Eneloaure1 Solar and EnerJrY Savlnr

. eon...,ta. Lirenaed • Bonded • lntared

MHIC 12886 474-6117

YARD CLEAN-UP, MOWING, fertilh:lll&', trlmminr, leaf and atump removal. · Mll-8496. ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­pAIR - Electric, atandard and portable. Call 474~11~4.

!' FRANK GOMIZ

* * * PAINTING PLAirl'Jl:IUNO

WAU..PAPICIUNG Abo QuaUt:J

C.ramlc Tile Dr:J Wall Tub Kit lllltallation

LIPt Ca11Mntr:J ltxcellent GNenbelt Refareacel

OUENBI:LT/OOMI:Z (Thq 10 Tocatherl * f.T&-1116 *

PIANO LESSONS; Peabody Con~erv.tor:J Gnduate. Becln­nera - Advanced. 9118-704. CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE-All mak11 repaired. alit after II p.m. 11~8-9828. FEDERAL AND STATE TAX prepantion • Computer aeeurae)' and epeed of 11rvlce a••ured. RON TOUSIGNANT: 441-1038.

Hou .. for Rent 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, family room, ftreplaca, formal dlnlnc room, all appliance•.

2,200 1q. ft., double car 11-rara. Lara• comar lot. P60 pr. month.

345-4430 .

labeli, malllnr l11t1, THESES, report&, or any word processinr

. requtremerlli• JOU maJ need. Call ~ MN !'OUSIGNANT : 441-1083.

UNIVERSAL 'CARPET CLEAN­ING - Quality work at reaaon-

. 'lible ratea. Steam cleaned. 262- · 81170. Free eatimatel.

Beltway AppUanee Servlee

SAME DAY SERVICE

ewaahen •Dryen •Ranees

on

• Refrigerators .•Freezere • Dishwashers

Dilcounte to Senior Cltlaena

Phone 145-11511

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

"TAX CONSULTANTS, INC.­Expert preparation of tax re­turns done In your home. 340-9686." HOUSE FOR SALE-Brick Du­plex., 2 BD A den; garage, large private fenced yard; remodeled kitchen; acreened porch - many extras - Call 441-9421 . MUSIC LESSONS-Your Rome -Plano, guitar, voice, organ. Quallfted and patient teachers. Children and adults. TRAVEL­LING TEACHERS ASSOCIA­TION, 666-0894.

Prinee George's Home Improvementa

Addition• • Garaaet Kitchena - Bathroom•

Porche• • Skyllrhta Soundproollnl

FRANK GERVASI ,,._,_ MD Lie. No. 042

Bonded - lnaured

Appointment• S45-48SO

STEREO SYSTEM FOR SALE­Sanyo Stereo Ca11ette tape deck, two Ce~in Vega ~peaken, one AMIFM receiver with BSR turn­table. $140 for complete aet. Call ~r-0760.

EADBOARD - King Cotton walnut, $75 or be1t offer. After 6 p.m. 474-2188. NEED CREDIT CARDS T - Re· celve Vlaa and MasterCard with no credit check. 602-949-0276, Dept. 103. SITTi:R NEEPED--'to care for infant in my home ever-Y Satur­daJ 9:30 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. Must be over 16, experienced, reliable, noa .. moker and provide own tranaportation. 474-2922. EXPERIENCED Y 0 U N G MOTHER will care for your child In m1 home, afternoons, eve­ninp. Reaponslble, attentive, lov­ing. Elli 474-4463. CAR. FO.R SALi;. -. 1977 Ford Maverick auto/PStalr, good con­dition $1800 Call 474-3049 after 9 p.m.

Stern's SHOE REPAIR Beltway Plaza

WHILE-U-WAIT EXPERT Shoe Repair

HANDIAGS/~U?AO Shoe Care Prod

lacH & polla We are R;:en~'IIE .. .,....

M-F 10·7 j ~-~ '] Sat. 10-6 EtJJ-1. 474-9593 Gnenbelt Rd.

UCENU:D e BONDJ:D e INIADIIID Reuoullle lWei Frea l'dtmatel AI WWII Olllna ....

Carpent17 AddltiOIUI PorchN Sundeckl Paintlnr Storm Doora WlndoWI O.ramlc Tile

HOME AND YARD Ptanta 6 lhrulll

IMPROVEMENT f..:a =-SERVICES Roto ,Wq

II.H.I.C. 111141 ecmom. lob Wilhide 345-1368 = lbacll

NO JOB TOO IDIALL Guttftl

LAW OPPICI Of DOUGLAS I. MALCOM Divorce, Uneont. lneorpontlon Slmpla Wll) Bankruptc:J Adoption

$160.00 100.00 u.oo

uo.oo 100.00

Drunk drtrinr, crl•laal ud other Mntcel anU.W..

<r.. Delucia Ooetl)

PIH INITIAL CONSULT AnoN

·~·a, Plata 8 ........ c..tar

Gnaabelt, 11•. lOTTO

474-1101 Call for lflllal ftC

VIlA ..... Clluil

ally cleaned. Thla beau• Ia . In consideration qf havl~i four. or 'more· !'GOma )aiated. BedrOOJn $110 + paint. Orden muat be

. placed bJ ~pril16.~0LbRFAST. 346-73411. :O:wn your o:wn Jean•Bportawear, Infant-Preteen or Ladlea A arel pp Store. O«erlng all nationally

· known branda •ueh aa Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Cal­vin Klein, Wranrler over 200 oth­er brands. $7,900 to $£4,1108 ln­cludea beginnlnr Inventory, air­fare for one to· Faehlon Center, training, ftxturee, grand opening ·promotiona. Call Mr. Keenan (SOli) 678-8689.

REMENICIC'S IMPROJ'EMENTS

Paullemenlclc 44~ MIUOlft>. UIG

an_Tlqull N' 'l'hinp 1- Edie's · Plaee • otr Rt.· 197 • UIOO Dalay La, Glenn Dale 4U~ MOTHER WilL I IT dur-Ing day1. Pamela 474-9083.

WALL TO WALL CARP~ ENTERPRISE CARPETS

Lewla Merritt 441-lZU

All brand1 A Styles at REA­SONABLE Prices. Call for Appointment Anytime. If no anawer, pleaae call back. I'm out aelllnc to Jour neirhbon.

SPECIAL $5.00 off on all

TV & Stereo Repair Wotlc With This Ad

CAU 441·9116

"Sce•r.cu, ,..,_, . life,llelllll ... tlaii- : . ......,.

' ......... a· . . .

...,~eo.-. ......... \ ,.. .................. YoRKSHIRE 1EIRIER - Mate,

.. 11 month•, .1hota, reUonabh• prk'l• . to rood home. 4'74-4142.

DRYER • spac• 1aver, 110 volta, excellent condition • beat offer. 474-4142.

WOOD CLARINET - KID&·Lem­.tire. Made In Fr11110e. Goed stu­dent in1trument. Niee tone. $160. 441-2662.

r----------.----------PERSONNEL SERVICES

Pen-1 &peclalt.tl with o.er 10 yean total ltd aperlence In the aecbaale~ of Neral Peraonnel Jlanapment. - 811'-ln PreparatiOD

e Initial opaa ratlnp. e IMrlt proaodoa ~ e upwar4 lllftlllt:J

· • tuppte.•taf fo...a · • COftr 1etten

• Grlnancea • Appeala _JUF

-Re-ror Information call: ........

Putens Auocfates, Inc.

Dependable Guaranteed Samce 411t EDUawOOD U.

()()I.LI:OII: PoUIK. MD. H'lf.t We ,...a. AT.AIII r­U~ 6 BcmcW

LOCATED IN GREENBELT

~'tSClfA(· ~~ MOVING ~~

co. SERVING THE ENTIU METRO AREA

• &a,en Mcma1 A Paeldn1 ........ • c..,.uu.. ... . . • LeoatM Ia an..tt le Yn Par lAII Trt..t Tl .. • Luce. raur ........., ...._. v .. ............ e Free Elrtct Prlee QHte

~-~ K-·T8CHM·~ ~O M~VINCI CO.

....._M.IMOYII=

• 4

•

...... -Recr~tion Review Spriq Reereatloa Clua Rerlatndoa

In-penon refiairatlon, ftrat­come, ftrat serve baala. All reria· tranta may alp up at either cen­ter for all the claasea. Monday, March 28, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Greenbelt Youth Center and 7-8 P·JII· at the Springhill Lake Rec­reation Center. Tuesday, March 29, 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. and 7-8 p.m., Greenbelt Youth Center. Wed­nesday, March 80, ~a.m. • 4 p.m., Greenbelt Youth Center.

Late registration, on a apace available baala only, Thursday, March 81, at the Youth Center Bualneaa Ofllce. All late regis­trants will be charged a late fee. For further Information, call the Buaineaa Oftlce, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m .• 4 p.m. Annual Easter En Hunt

Plan now to be at the "Buddy" Attlck Park (Greenbelt Lake Park) Easter Monday, April 4, when Mr. and Mra. Easter Bunny and family will again boat Greenbelt's Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The hunt, for children pre­school through sixth grade, will begin at 9 a.m. SHARP. Prizes and aurpriaea will be awarded in various age categories. Immedi­ately following the hunt, the Blue Sky Puppet Theatre will provide entertainment on the Bandstand with the performance of "Rufus Meets the Easter Bunny."

GHI N01ES ICuonr"Y -·h;.- members are

now receivinc their lint-quarter bUla from the Washington. Sub­urban Sanitary Commlaaion (WSSC). In accordance with the membership vote at the annual meeting laat May, members will directly pay WSSC for therr own water and aewer.

Members with questions or pr'oblema concerning their bill or water meter may call directly to the following WSSC numbers: Water & Sewer Bill Information, 699-6600; Meter Readings, 699-6600; Emergencies, 699-4666.

Cultural Center Holdt Memberahip MHting

The Greenbelt Cultural Arts Center invites citizens to attend Ita annual membership meeting Thursday, March 24, at 8 p.m. in the Utopia Theater. Thla Ia a chance to learn about the theater and to contribute ideas.

II lree1 .. ll Li•rary Monday, Mareh 28, 7:30·9 p.m:

Women's Health Iasuea. A dla­cuaaion of current health con­cerns of women. Presented by Mary Dallavalle, P. G. County Cooperative Extension Service, Home Economics Arent.

THE GREENBELT ARTS TRUST & THE GREENBELT CULTURAL

ARTS CENTER, INC. present

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in Concert

Wednesday" April 20, 1983 8 P .M· at Eleanor R'oosevelt Hlah School

Verdi "Ove\-t.u-r~ to La f'orza del Destlno" ~hubert "Symphony No. 8" ("Unfinished") B1zet "Symphony In C Major'' Strauaa "Tales from the Vienna Woods"

Alan Balter, Associate Conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestn~

T!ckP.ta are on Sale at the City Finance Oft\ce, Monday - Friday, 8:30-4:80

't'wln Pinl!!l Oftlce Fri., 6--8 p.m . .t Sat. 9-12 a.m. Gen. Admission $9.50/Studenta-Senior Citlzena $7.60 \

For Tleket Information Call 474-412~

Utopia Theater, 129 Cefttwway, .,._ltelt, Md. 474-7763

COLLEGE PARK

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The 1988 Blue and Gold Ban­quet, sponsored by Cub Scout Pack 746, waa held March 4 at Mowatt Memorial Church. "Cub Scouting Around The World" was the theme for thla year's event, which featured food apecialtlea from many dilferent countries. Scouting Ia a world-wide move­mint existing In 116 countries; many of theae were represented. at the banquet by means of flaca and 11kits as well as food.

Cubli receiving awards at the annual banquet wer.e Charles By­era, Kevin Chapman, Charles Dougherty, Tommy McHenry, Adam Boldt, Je~:emiah Pendleton and Douglas Wilson. First-year pins were presented to Jay Hil­bert and Ryan Mach. Webeloa Scouts receiving awards were Jerome .Farley, Nick Jones, Jus­tin Marks, Brian Veltenthal, Dan Miller II, John Pryce and David Woodworth. Certificates of ap­preciation were presented to the Rev. Ira Keperllng, Tiger Cub leader Elaine Jones, Cubmaster Laurence Woodworth and Den leaders Martha Pendleton and Dan Miller.

Golden Age Club by Blanehe E. Lee

Travel Chairman Zelpha Par­sons baa returned from a Florida vacation. She announced the "19113 Nova Scotia Fling," cover­Inc 11 days from June 17 to 27, apon10red by the Greenbelt Sen· iora and offered by the Caribbean Tours A Crulaea, Inc. .

Features and highlights in­clude: transpQrtation by deluxe motorcoach, deluxe hotel accom­modations, cruise of Halifax har­bor area, complimentary Nova Scotia lobster dinner.

Viaita to: original French hab­itation in North America at An­napolis Royal Port Royal. Lnnd of Evangeline at Grand Pre Na­tional Historic Site, Alexander Graham Bell's summer home and museum at Baddeck, the spec­tacular Cabot Trail, and Historic Capital at Halifax. Tour JrUides will be provided. For early res­ervations and cost call Mrs. Par­sana, 346-3904. A complete itin­erary will be mailed to all who aign up. Don't mlaa thla one! . .,_.

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""' INnFPENDENT NEWSPAPER

Volume 46, Number 19 P.O. Box 68, GrePr elt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., March 81, 1988

Counca Deplores Proposal to Bisect Glen Oaks Building Wit:h Property Line

.. by Bill Rowland rPntal atatua rath!lr than being

converted to condominiums. Ac­cording to Slepicka, the present division of the .J)l'll~rty is the result of several years of nego­tlatiou between Greenbriar Aa­aociatea and Ita mortgage holder, Manufacturers Hanover Bank.

The need for zonlftlr variances arlaea because county zoning code requires a minimum of 60 feet between main buildings, and

Around one-thirty in the mar- hole had not··been boarded-tap. ning, Wl}bur Smoot, retlrinr Suddenly reallalnc what had from hia atudlea, peered out the haprened, he ran to the pollee window of hla home at the anow station to report a break-ln. Then that had been falling .for the past followed the pollee back aa they couple of hours. AI one who al- r11n to the scene. Within minute• ways enjoyed the ~now, Wilbur the polk'e had . the Co-op aur· decided to take a walk in it. rounded, watchmc every ent-

He ·began bl1 1troll, palling ranee. A Prince Georpa Pollee the recreation center and Center car drove up with a German A plan to divide Glen Oaks

apartment complex in east Greenbelt' betwel!n two sets

a mtnlmum---of 10 feet of aide yard. Where the proposed prop· erty line cuts through the struc­ture, the actual distance for both of those elements would be zero.

school as the anow fell quickly. Se! CITIZEN,.pare 8, column 1

Under the terma of the pro· poaed settlement, Greenbriar Aa· aoclatea will retain 76 apartment units, and the bank will sell the remalnlnp: 888 units to Green­belt Realty Corporation. Sle­picka baa aald abe does not know the ftnanclal history, but does not think that a "forinal forecloaure" by the bank ia Involved.

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' AGINDA • liGULA. MIITING OF CITY COUNCIL

MONDAY;

APRIL 4, 1983 • 8t00 P.M. I. ORGANIZATION

1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Meditation

Pledp of. Allegiance to the Flac 4. Minutes. of Council Meetlnp 6. Additlolla to Acenda by Councilmen and Man&Jer

of owners is expected to meet forrtlal objections from city council during its regu· tar meeting on April. 4. The reason: The resulting new property line would cut through one of the apart­ment buildings, aa shown in the accompanying map. In the words of City Manager James Gfese, ". . . it does seem to be an illogical place­ment of a property line." Aside from any question of logic, homeowners of the ad­jacent (and re\ated) Green­tlriar condominiums see the proposed dissection of the building aa a threat to their own property values.

The 76 units that Greenbriar Aaaoclate1 i1 to keep are In that part of Glen Oaka eaet of Man­dan Road, bordered on the 10uth by Greenbelt Road, on the north by vacant Board of Educat.lon land, and on the eaat by Goddard Space Flight Center. The 75 units would include orie entire U-shap­ed atruetura at the lOUth end near GreenM'It Road, and 0!11• lee onl::r of a aeeond U-tlhapU struetura (7509 Mandan Road). 'nle reat of that second atructure would be owned by Greenbelt Realty Corp. The controveraial property' line would cut through the part of the structure at which the ler: .and base of the "U" join.

Giese,·· In written comments, told council that "It certainly is possible to divide the property In a more lofical manner, althoup:h the number of units owned by each of the two partlea might have to be changed. It aeema to me that, ae a ceneral practice the county should lnaiat on logical property llnes between houslnp: units. For this reaeon, It is aur:­reated that council recommend denial of the variance. ""->: _ • I would recommend the denlllt of the plllt of re-aubdlvlaion for the aame reasons .... "

II. COMMUNICATIONS 6. Preaeatatlona 7. Petition• ·and Requeats · 8. Admlnl•trative Reports

Councilman Robert Zugby pre­sented to council a memorandum from "The Boanla of Directors. Qreenbriar/.Glen Oaka . Cemlnu­nlty," aimed by hhn n Preskleht of Greenbriar Community AHa­elation, and by Victoria Hatter, Lynn Myers and Paul Sin.kovic 111 Presidents of Greenbriar Condo­minium Phases I, II, and III. The memo cited a resolution hy the Community Aaaoclation Board of Dlreetora oppoalnp: the 10nlnc varlancee. and expreued atroRC aupport of that resolution.

9. Commltl* Reports Ill. OLD BUSINGS

10. An Ordl.nce to Repeal and Reenact with Ame~ment See. &-efl) of Chapter 8, "Finanee and. Taxation , of the The unuaual property line re­

quiret that the owners pt aP­Jil'O"al from the mnty ft~r vari­ances from normal zoning. re­quirements. (A county Board of Zoning Appeals hearing on the matter 11 acheduled for April 6.) In addition, the county muat ap­prove a new plat of re-a.ubdlvl­aion. Both the zoning variances and the plat of re-aubdlvlaion have been referred by the eounty to the city council for reco'lll­mendatlona. Attorney Nancy Sle­plcka, of the law ftrm of Fo11ett and Brugger, represented the Glen Oak• owner• on the zoning and re-aubdlvlslon laaue1 durlnr: a council work seaaion on March 23. Glen Oaka waa built on an extenalon of the Greenbriar com­munity by Greenbriar Aaaoclates. To date It baa been kept in a

Away from the bulldlnc, the ne•v property line would wander around In - literally - 111 dlf· ferent direetlona . Accordinc to Sleplcka, this Ia neceaaary In or­der to meet county 1onln1r re­quirements for parkiftlr spaces and for eide-yard and lrf&en apacea. Aa Gleae noted, the line would divide one parking lot 10 that one owner haa four apacea, and the other owner the remaln­inr apace1.

Boys and Girls Club Honon Volunteers The Greenbelt Boya' and Girls'

Club held Ita Annual Apprecia­tion Nirht on Friday evening, March 11, at St. Hugh'a Gren­oble Hall. On behalf of the City of Greenbelt, Mayor Gil Weiden­feld and Councilmen Ed f>utens. Tom White and Bob Zugby pre­aented the award• certificate•. A total af 120 Greenbelt Recreation Department certlfteatea were awarded to volunteer• who aerv­ed aa the Club'• 1982 coachea, ae­aiatant coachea and oftlcers. County Councilman Richard Caa­taldl recopised paat prealdent Erneat Varda with a apeclal award com~lnp: him for hla dedication and servlcea a1 the club'• prealdent for three term•

• (1980-82) . .. The Recreation Department's

hicheat tribute of the evening was the award for the Greenbelt Boya' and Glrla' Club Volunteer of the Year for 1982. Thla year's recipient was Barbara Oabome. In presenting the award Mayor Weldenfeld said that this year's winner was selected not only for

_ achievement• during the paat year, but In recor:nitlon of the Yolunteer services that Barbara

has provided to the club and the youth of Greenbelt for more than 12 yeara. Since 1970, abe haa served aa member and chairman of the Waya and Mean& and Memberahip•Committeea, alao on the Board of Dlredora aa vice preaident, aecretary and treu­urer. Dedicated Involvement In all aapecta of the club'a opera­tiona haa been the keynote of Barbara'• contrlbutiona, Welden­feld noted. The participation of the entire Oaborne familJ waa cited alone with their Influence In the club's aucceu. "Sonny" Oaborne hae served as an out­atandinll' coach. Their dau~rhten and sona, Brld~t. Beth, Cindy, Patty, Ed and Bill have all been coache• or team participants In various aporta, gaining many honon on elty and county levela. The mayor concluded that Bar· bara Ia truly one who haa brou~rht character to every aettlnr and leaderahlp to every alllr:nment.

Former recipient! of the Vol­unteer of the Year Award were: Patricia & Patrick Gainor-1978, Virginia Lasworth-1979, Robert "Bob" Hanks - 1980 and Mel Scltea-1981.

'nleae reaaonf were.._ ~f!ven : 1) "The 1peedy converalon of

Glen Oaka from rental to condo­minium would be moat beneficial to the .homeown'ra of Greenbriar, Set GLEN OAKS, pa~re t, eo!. t

City to HoW Worution Meetint OD GJPSJ Modis

So that resident• know the po­tential damage n:P•Y moths can Inflict on treea and ao that they will know what to look for to Identify lfl'PIY moth A~tlvlh• A

public Information meetinrr ha• been scheduled for Tueaday, Ap­ril li, at 7:80 Jl.m. In City Council Chambers. Dennla Doornekamp, the clty'a Parka Superintendent, and Kevin Brown, Landscape Technician of the Unlveraltv nf Maryland, will present a • allde show, a~imena, and Information on the IYP•Y moth, the damare It haa Inflicted 10 far, and atepe to tombat the n'P•Y moth.

The lfl'PIY moths wlileh cauaed utenaiYe tree damare In the New York and New Enlfland area \aat year are expected to reach thl' Greenbelt area thla aprlnr and aummer.

WMle the tlty'• parka crew will be on the watch for aigna of gypay moth damage r to betrin aprayinl actlvltlu, the auiatance of Greenbelt realdente Ia alao extremely Important.

Ever::rone 11 encouraced to at­tend. Anyone with questions ean • call the city'• Pub lie Works 'of­flee at 474-8004 or the County Exten1lon Arent at 962-1812.

... GHettbt~ltrc.Me, to~.-..-~ rro­po•l~t~r the Levy ·and eoneeclon of Saiee'-l Aleeeaa4fttl for Benefits Conferred Shall be Mailed to Each Owner of Property Proposed to be Aaaeaaed Not Leas then Ten ( 10) Days Before Public Hearing on the Propoul - Second Readlnr

11. A Resolution to Amend Sec. 56, Title "Ordinance to Iaaue Bonds", of a Resolution Settinr Forth Standinlr Rules for the Council of the City of Greenbelt, Maryland, a1 adopted Aucuat 14, 1960 and A~. to-Provide that an Ordinance to la1ue Bonds May be Passed Ten O.ya after Presentation Rather than 111 Daya - Second Reading

12. A Resolution to Adopt 1982 Air Quality Plan for Control of Ozone and Carbon Monoxide In t.he National Capital Interstate Air Quality Control Region • Second Reading

13. A Resolution on Nuclear War Crlaia Reloeation Plannlnl - Second Reading

14. Zoning Variance, Plat of Re--aobdivialon, Greenbriar Parccla 3 and 4

16. Nominations to C\tlaena Advl110ry Committee for College Park-Greenbelt-Lanrley Park Master Plan

IV. NEW BUSIN.ESS h 16 An Ordinance to Provide for Public Improvements at t e

· Maryland Trade Center and to A••••• the Coat of theae Improvement• Acalnst Adjacent Benefttlnc Propertiea; to Provide for the Levyinlr of Special Aase11menta ap:ainAt Benelltlnc Property, the Name• and Acldre1se1 of the Ownera of Such Property, and the Estlmat.d AneaAmenta for the Property, and Procedure for the Billing of Collection of Such Speeial ~aaeaementa - Firat Readlnl '

17. An Ordinance to Authorise ·and Empower the City of , Greenbelt to luue and Sell General Obllcstlon 9peelal AAseument Banda to Finance Street, Curil, Guttar, and Storm Drainage lmproYementa and Related Dealcn. !n­p:inrerlnr, Plannin1, Flacll and Legal Expense• at Lhe Maryland Trade Center . - FirAt Readlnp: ,

lR. Prul'ntatlon of Fi~eal Year t983/R4 Budret 19. Grern Rld~te Hou11e Budp:et Fl~eal Year 11H13/84 20. Award of Bid - 4 July 1988 Fireworks 21. ~wimmlnl Pool Ratea - 198!1 Seaaon 22. Fi~ral Year 19112/8!1 Audit 23. Moaqulto Control • 198!1 24. Surplua County Property - CB 2.'4-19fl3 211. Overp&ll Route We11t of the Parkway 28. Preliminary Function Muter Plan for Public School

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