Orip 'Saera Memorial On Ncw-ber lT~ at the Soya

and Glda Club Turkey Bowl, the Ant almual "Cblp Baera Xemo­.rlal lfportl~anablp Awa_rd" waa !PnRnted to Paul Kent, a mem­ller Of the 110 lb · football team. :Runllen-up for the aw~ were

. . ~rt Bowen, TO lb team; Kenn7 Deantlne, 80 lb t-; and Grec Vanta, 10 lb team. 'l'he prnen­tatiOIII were made 'by Cblp'• -.t!Mr and father, Gretchen and lformU Baera and bla · brother oUMl iUter, Ted and Johanna. w-r-nunc the main plaque that II'IU bane In the Youth Center

• -n ~117 .a.tan,, J- Cbo, .au.t, Allen and DOnald Leek­Uter, Oene Kelleher lecepted the ,-.... for the R.cnatlon De­.-rtiuat

Cblp, who died on Sept. 18, Wll,•wu a •-ber or the 10 Jb --.·a member of the G-nbelt ao,. Uld Gltl1 Club for the put ..,. J'ftl'l and wu aetlw In: both luotlla1l and buketball. In addi­tion to the Bo:pa and Olrla. Club, oChlp wu a member ol the St. RICII'• CYO traek team for 5 ~ and wu an altar bo7 at A Hlll'h'• Church,

Beaa- of bl1 .,ad humor, IIMCI7 lllllle and Wllllnpeu to .. lp an70ne, the memben of the loatball team feel that a •port.­-.hfp awud 11 the belt W&J ill wbleb to ntMIIIber Cblp.

Tbla award will be preoented to one . member of the football team~, eaeb ,year for the next 10 ,7ean, wblcb·l• the lencQt..ol tl­a )'IIWIIIter cau belonc to the ao,. and Girl• Club. The name' oOf the 70uncater Hlected for thll awaM ·will i>e enpawd on the memotl&l plaque which will hanc Ja..,tbe Youth Center. <One,l'Outh wUl be ptcked from eaeh weltht -p and the coocbea will then - to aelect one JOUnpter from ·thla poup to reeelve the -•rd. '1'1ae ~n eeJ.cted Will lie judpd 011 their -rail Contrtt.u­tlon to the t-, .,ad I)IOI'ta­-blp, cooperation, dedloa&ICIII and wlllinpeu to pwform to the

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December Is D(lor J>ie Mnnth_ ,At,the CUltural Arts ·Center

by.Kenra• Hulbaa Citizens for a Greenbelt Cultural Artl Center met last Sun­

day at Greenbelt's vacant theatre to dlscuu a nu!Jlber of lteml, all of which focused on the January 1, 11180 deadline for ~~~­ing the leU. with the center's owner, Georp Christace». e organization's target Ia to ralae t4,!100 aa indication of com­munity support and, more inportant, u a potant.ial ~:­ment The 'need for a successful community fund- Dl ~ was ~ptly expressed when Dave Lanp ataw_cl: "~ber 1~' Volume 43, Number 3 GREENBELT, MARYLAND Thurtlday, December II, 1979

liPS Agrees to Delay Decision oa Post Office by Elaine skotnlk C.lrall .. liol H11

Congresswoman Gladys Spellman announced last week that tl)e United States Postal Service (USPS) has agreed to delay its U8ill. lenie11 plans to build a post office at the intersection .of Parkway a!ld b7 IAtll MMia Crescent while it explores with Greenbelt oftlcaals the possibal- A "contract Illation" In the ity of establishing a "contract station" in the Greenbelt Center. Greenbelt abopplnc center Ia the

"If thla prcwe~ leulble," Spell- the cltJ, I don't think· my tol- lateat propoeed alternative to a man laid, "USPS bu qreed to lea'cuea are faclnc naUty", he new main po1t olllce on Parkwa~ Jook for &n alternative location aummed up. Pllakl prefen the and Cnecent Roada. to the Creacent and Parkw&J establl•bment of • full PQitAI fa-. In a .. contnot etatlon petron• alte to houee the liUIIII eortinc clllty a Parkw&J and OreReJ~t receive Umlted eervlee1, such u and otbeo' tuneUone of the Green- over a comlllnatJon of a contact buylnc etampe &nd malllnc peck­belt Poa Olllce. In accordance Illation In the C.I!Ur and other ...., Greenbelt Poet.ute~ &:Ill­with tbe cltya Wlsbe1, the alte Hrvlcea located In a facllltJ aw&J oey Harman felt aucb a atatlon, would not be In 'downtown' !rom the middle of the city. which would be located In a bUll- · Greenbelt." Schwan, White and ~or ·Gil n- Htabllebment, would not i'e-

Thla Jateet dewlopment In the We14ellfekl did not rule out mov- quln mueh apace. However, poet olllce eaca wu beard by the ln1 In the direction Pllakl lUI· Harman a11o felt that a contraet Greenbelt CLt7 Council on De- pated but felt that to come to etatlon. wu not what Greenbelt camber a, However, council PIIRI'a conclualon now was pre- cltbeftl nally wanted. m ... ben felt thaJ would not haw mature:. Th., thcucht they were For eeveral ,_n, a contract enoucb Wonnatton for coftltruo- operatlnc In a vaeuum without etatlon wu located In the tlw dilcuulon untU poetal oft!- bavlnc aulllclent lnformauon to Sprlnlhlll Lake Pharmacy. Dr. elala oontacted.the cltJ. The city, reach any coneiUibn. Allen Berpr told the New. Ke-

our do-or·dle month." T:mc and .Pin. memben re­

lated convenatlona with otben lndlcatlnc the mlaconceptlon that the croup bad alre~ realised Ita coal and would be 111ovlnc Into the thee:re Imminently. That lmpreoolon, the crc:up qulc:kly concluded, w >Uid ha.,.. to be re­placed with a belptened aware­neee or the Immediate need . for contribution•. "There bu to be r. aense of ur&'ency'' aald Qua Weiland a poychh<:rlat from Greenbriar.

"Anotbet element e11ent!al to a eueceuful fund-ralalnc drive will be the open-bouae," conclud· ed Tom Schreiber, a member of the Grenoble Hall Theatre Guild. While that event wlll offer a oampllnc of potentiAl · actlvltlea, It will alao clve the croup the opportunity to Inform Greenbelt­ero about procrammlnc, archi­tecture aa well u hand o": the prcopectUI.

In order to moat .iacpedl~ carey out tb- man)' bllke, alx COIIlml- were formed: Ill Procrammlnc- Cbalrlnc. D a • 0

ReMOn, 441..-; <21 Lapl-1'1· nanclal. Daw Lanp, chAirman, ~; 181 A:fthltectural, Bill atntton, cbalrman; ( 4 I Public­Fund Drive. Roee )(aey Ouen­tbet·, cball'lllan: 1111 .PubllcltJ, Konrad Herllq, chairman: and (81 Intemal Commun!catiOIII. Roll~ Murdock, chairman.

Santa 1o Answer &.etten Sante Claua will qaln atop

at the Greenbelt Poet Olllce durlnc the holiday eeuon to. pick up letten wbleh are _, to blm. A Jetter drop etooldnc bas beell plaoed In the Poll Olllee In whleh children can depoelt their mall. All lattere will be, anawerell prclmptl)r •

lt wu pointed out bad not :rat The council baa oppoeed the Ylew that the atatiQft wu a "Joe-' Parkway and Creecent •~te be- · _ .. _ •-

recelwd a .-..ponee to Ita Nonm- oauee It Ia located In a re~lden- Inc propoliUon. The cowmment lly Sa .... _,_

Federal ~elp ·for Fuel CQst~ bar I letter. In that Jetter the tlal Conetructlon of a 1arp wante ewJ7lhlnc and ...... you The ener&Y criais bu the ~t ftllaneial ll'ftPIH!t on u-eltJ lla4 nq\IHted the complete ~lllty could be conetrued nothlnc," he Mid. who can least afford the costa. 'ftemlnlzina this fact, the F41d-anal:pala aupportlnc UBPS'a de- u a chance In the chAracter of Berpr explained that be had eral

1ovemmant hu made funds available to ~ who are un­

clalon to build • new poet olllce land and could eventually lead to .,., w.,... and -lal _urlt, able to peJ their haatln& c:wta, the ao-called "enaro lncllaenta". on Park~ and Cnaoent be- to the np*-nt of nearby - for an ... plo)'ft to bandle Ind1Yi6aal bomeownftl, apart- how to aflb' Wlthln the aat cauae o1 their politlon that the aparlmente with oommerolal en- the etattoa. Be uU4 tor - ment nntere, aDd _.... of WMil. u tu...-.. ~ 1a .-t of epUt fa.oJUU. would be terprU& AddlUollaiiJ. __,II _,. to - tbeee apaee~ Gl'elllllelt R- 111o-, .-r ..U. ...... K 111111 ._, ~ ~"::. ~ ~.::: ~~4·-:A~ L';p-.~,:: .., .-.... .._ .. _. ............ -....:--.·_. tbaatbe_l..._WitbDuteup- ,..w.-. .::~--" .._ - ·~laMi<·., ::lr. ~~-L •!J't ·!~ M" '• portinC data. Ooull<lll fa...,. blllty of the oommerclal center. doe -traot llla&loa. ft.'~ !endl .. .., .. tllelr ~ -· ' Ia doe ~ of .p;.n.; ;~ '''· . aalntalnlne epllt faciiW• for Pll8kl cballeqed the Jut ,... a Jot ol time llld "-18. In Ber- The IRCO•o liMite I for ell .,. &Jid -bere of 0111, the fuel tbe Oneubelt poMal dietrtet <full eertlcn, notinc that the propoeed pr'l opinion. In ad4ltlon to ,..._ adalte over 11 In tile b-bololl ereollt wtD 10 ..__ to doe lud• c...-r ..m- In the center expa~~~Jon of TWin Pin•. the ular poetal lnope«lonn, there Drt• as followa: 1on1 .,. Gill, and tbe 1~ 111d a ctlatrlbu&loa faaUU, .._. Greenbelt Credit Unkm and 1111'11- wen a11o oun-r compllllate,

8_..,.. Ana•l nrit or -thiJ c...,._ Wid be

where but not on Parkway. urban Truat would maintain the eucb u not belnc helped qulcklJ Slso ,_ adjueted -rdlnc to the _..t "We need that data to - If eenter'e Ylablllty. enoucb. The atatlon eerved many

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2110 received. Up to a poo credit will

USPS'a conclllllon1 an npport- D...Lret 1---•a 1-eyaJ cUitomen, IOID8 of them blllln.. 2 5,GG be available to thoee who quaJifJ.

able or Dot, • ea1d Clt7 Council· IIUUI Ullir- .nppl people from Oollap Park, wbo 7,000

TboM people wbo .,. -'•-man Clurrln F. Schwan. l-L-.l of 1'111 M-L- dld not want to walt In lone line• 8,375 Inc lhctlon a boUIInc ..t~tanee

Pc.t Olllce olllclala haw been IUilCU .WU -.en at tbelr poet oftloe. c 0,7DO will 110

t quallfJ for the p.,.._.

·.·pate-dnl~! tot~!""!b,.':" ~._::: beGreenu~~ltto~omeeppnmt -.-:be:.,:!/! L.ll S.l IWir•l 11,1211 Tboee who haw applied for ... _ ... ....., ·-.. --. ...... ·-.- -t Proof of lncOIIK! muot accom- tlon ll-llut an not y.t neeWinc

cbarpd Councilman Tbomaa lncn- of 11.11 percent In- On ll'rl., Dee. 1, Scout Troop pan) the application. Buch proof ue~ .., appl1 It otller-Wblte. ber'a operatlnc paraente for Tte will hold a "double-eqle" may be In the form of a 1tT1 wlee Qualllled.

Oouncll directed the cltJ 1111111- 18110. The apeclal •-benblp Court of Honor,. at which the Federal Inccme Tax ltettm .. t or TIM ,_.nc of application• apr to (1) uk acaln that UIIPB -'lDC wtll be held Wedneeday, bJabut award In ecoutlnc will be pay etube. If no proof Ia avail- allolaW take alloolt t- ...... tumlab the req.-tecl etucly and Deeember I.J, I p.m. Center p,.._nted to Tom Han70k and able. the applicant may ''-" a after a J-....w Ia certltled • (2) contact the appropriate pos- School auditorium. Clint Bouabell. The ceremony certification of Income. ellcllole. Oo~a&lall 1bould take tal olllclall for detailed lnfonaa- The -rail Inc- In operat- will be held at the Mowatt X.. H~mcowncn need to preae:>t plaee at the time the appUeatlon tlon on the 0011traot etatlon, Ita Inc ch......, Ia ..,.._., _, Jut morlal United Ketllodllft Church coplet of tbeh· fuel bUll. Apart- Ia lll&de. acopo, permanence, etc. eltbet ,_..., budpt. The total budpt on Rld&t Roa4 at T:IO p.m. A mcnt dwellen WO>:ld haw to 1<t Two other tJp8l of .. letance cllreatl7 or throuch eon.,..._ calla for .... million; fuel/beat- apeclal lnYitatlon Ia extended to a breakdown or their fuel cllltl are available 11ftllet the pnpam. woman SpeUman'a olllce. The Inc coete will be In ex- of U all J:acle Bcoute and member• from their Jendlord abowln1 11 &:atabllm.etlt ol a HM ol Idea of a oontraet ltaUon bad million. of the pubMc to attend. what portion o1 their rnt II at- credit for fUture f•l deHftriel i.een <llecueeed In a council work The major faotor callllnc the MIITING ON BUSING trlbuted to the rlalnc fuel coela. and 21 _......., .,.,_._ <bl--lon Jut month. Council wu lne- Je the rlalq coat of fuel The· P.G Count:r F'ubl!c Sehcola )(..,ben of GHI wlll lted to 1011 for toocl, llleltel', ...._ not enthUIIutlc. oil. The~ budpt for fuel and Cltlaena Advlaory c 1mmlttoo on need to take a letter from tbe tqtlon, etc., 0111Jr In - wllftw

Clntnet ......., electrlclt, for tbe beatlnc pla.'\te BUIInc wlll meet on Monda:v. De- . corporatloa •IIGWI .. a Wealldowa the b-hold 11M peld Ita 111111 Ueed extenllwly In rural and Ia fl&ured jldt Oftt *1,410,0j10.1The eembet· 10 at 7:10 p.m. at E. of their .-t!IIJ charpe. Detallll enel'l)' bllle <or nat> and M •

oma11 ~contract station• op- -• Item for 11'71 wu lftO.OOO, Rcoii!Ve:· Hlp Scb:>OI. The pro---.. bow m-bere o1 GHI will ap- conoecauence Ia without fundi._ erato oet of llulkl-. eetablllh- A •llabtiJ hleher amount, t'I'IO,- .,.., w:U Include a preeentatlon pJ1 for the p~ are curnntiJ n-ltl .. of life. mente, wblch an rel111bureed for 000, WU "-clpted for 11'71, but or. school d .... reptlon not'oll- belnc worked out With the lllt­Hn'l- aueb u eelllne etampe that turned out to be _, below- wide> and the county'• cue el'l)' Crl1la Aulstanoe P..,.ram and DlCIIIeJ ordere and -ptlnc what wu aetually needed-now vaupftl et ;t,J ""· Board of ICdu- (ECAJ>). It Ia poulbla that ar­paellape to be mailed. ltftldenta eetl-ted to be tM1,000. cation and a apeaker from the ranc-ente can be made for a would haw to co to the main The-·_,., faotor In the National Conference of Chr'Jt::u~a fteld worker to -• to tbe OHI poeta1 faallltJ to pick up pack- budpt Inc- Ia tu___.,.ct- Ud Jorwe. The publle II lnvoted ofllcee to certlf7 thoee who qual-ape and mall that oould not be ed to CO up b7 about "' nat lf, dteei'VI>. lf1 rather than ha.,.. -81ben 10' dallwnd becauee the reeldent ,.... u GRI baa been Informed Gold A C/ l. Inc to the IICAP oftlee In H,atte-wu not home. tbK ita propert., will be ...... en g• UD yJIIe.

c-c11aaan Rlabard Pllakl eaw --' In 1• and lMnue the - Bla8elle a- · IICAP Ia lolated In Room I,

tiM Introduction of a contract at:>- ~~!... "~:" ent.lre budpt, The Greenbelt Golden .4p Oountr lem- Bulldlnc. II01J tlon u a bad -en-"one W&J ·-·· Club Will oelebrate Chllltau fthode Illancl Awnue. and Ia ol IMine our poet olllce." =a~,. •=.:•::-::,.:: with a COftred dllh dinner on open ,...,. 1:• a.a. to I p.m.,

He aoted that bueiD- Ia tbe when fuel ol~ teMI, and 'l"ater WedneedaJ ~ber 11 at the Konda7 tbroup ll'rlda1. eenter alnadJ haw apace pro.._ GnaiMlt Youtll OUKer. IDetber Pereona needlnc - lnfor­....._ It would be dilllcult to lind :: ~ ra:: ft: ::a!u ra:: Killer lloepltalltJ Cllll,.... bu ma&lon on the p..,.._ lhoulf a- to ...... tile required apace. • .... ol ............ -- call ---· a- Ylatte - .. He cautioned that the CO' ':aet cnue uaounte ol l1,_,., l*lll ben an ,.. ..... to nil her for ar.......,. - appoln~t 01111. ata&lon IBICht not prow peraa- Glare~ ::..n::b ~ ~-= r.erntiOM .....,, ........ ., the M-ben ol GHJ wtll be nceiY-nent, Jea.tna Greenbelt "with no dlnaer. .-,._ .._..._ •nc Mllltlonal laf~ 011 poeta1 faallltlel In the middle of control.

WHAT GOIS ON FrL. Dee. f. 1141 ,.... Center

Bebocl Pot-luck dlnaer fill po11. 11i1aJe lnut Awardl. Mowatt x-r1a1 Methodlat Cllurch .

Alit., Dee. a, 1-, p.m. Cul:ural Arto Center Open Raull a&

·the Greenbelt Theatre a-. 011e. 1, 1 ,.... Gnenllell

Oonoert Banol Chrl.... ' P~rfonaaaee, Youth Oee:er

.._., Doe. 11. f1• GH1 Bud­pt Iaformatl"" Meet!nc . Gree:tbelt Llbr&l')'

w.&. .,.., u. 1 ,.... am Bpe~Jal x ... benlllp ......., Oen .. ~ lellool

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" ... ll GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Facing ·Reality December, which should be a time of happy family gether­

inas, merry parties with our friends, gaily decorated homes and a general feeling of warmth even as the fierce northern winds chill the air. This year seems to be also a time of stress. We want to make every wish come true-but the reality is that few of us can. At the supermarket, we gasp at the price of hamburger - $1.59 a pound last week at a local chain store. Gu for our cars - can it really be over $1.00 a gallon? What was It lut year? 65c Clothes. If we spend $25.00 on a shirt, can we afford to buy another gift? Events around the world­in Iran and elsewhere - seem to conspire against us.

The joyfulness of the se•son is mixed with stress. At this very time GHI members face one of the lareest increases_ in monthly, charges ever presented to them - 21.6'7r is being re­qu~ted by the Board of Directors., Some will say "no" just on tlae fat'e of it; it is too much. .

But is. it reasonable, then, to expect that' prices in every major area will increase without housing C!>sts also rising?

It is necessary to look at the facts. Rising fuel oil prices account for almost all .of the requested· increase. Rising service costs - taxes, tra&h, water and sewer - account for the re-mainder. ·

The record shows a concrete effort by GHI over the past ftve years to cut heating costs: conversion from steam to hot water in the frame homes, atomizing burners in the four large heating plants, variable temper•ture !'Ontrols in the masonry homes. The rehabilitation program - long in the planning sta~e - la about to C!Ommence. TIH! next p~am Will Illlely be a change in GHI's heating system - probably from its largely ineftlcient 40-year old boilers to another system. All this will require both moral and material cooperation on the part of the memben.

It is to the GHI ·board and management's credit that in a time of double-digit inflation, they have been able to reduce coats elsewhere in the budget. With this belt-tightening, GHI may be able to maintain the current level of maintenance and other services necessary to run the cooperative. To pare the budget much more than has been done, we fear, might result in the corporation's not being able to meet its llnancial obligations, or might mean that services would be decreased to the point that homes would suffer-

We urge GHI members to study the budget information they rea!ived, to attend the information hearings m order to after constructive input - and to attend the membership meet­lnl; Wednellday, December 12, to vote in accordance with the n~~lllles of the time in which we live.

Concert land Sunday On Bull., Dec. t at the OrHn·

tlelt Y""th Center, th~ O"""belt Oaoaeert Band will play tradl·

tlonal holiday mull~ under the dlr.ctlon of John DelHomme. a..tnnlnr at a p.m., the ~·­formance lo o~n to the public, f"" of charre.

ARTSHOWIAUCTION Saturday, December 8

7 p.m .• ,,...,,.._, WI,.. .& ChHM

I p.m. Auctlofl

at the

IUUIKA..'II TOIIAH CONOKIWAnON

DONAnON: P.IO, o....stted toward purchue

pNMnted II)' the Mlahlwl TorM llen'a Club It tiM

.... ,.~ Arta Galle., of Ard-re

DOOR PIU:ZU BAC-MC

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ThurJ4ay, December 8, 1979

P•P·~~ A memorial mau for the late

John J. Rellb' wu held on Sat­urday, December 1, a• St. Hurh'a Church. Mr. Reilly died on Sep­tember 20 while on an extended vlolt with relative• In Ireland. He wu burled at Calvuy Ceme­tery, Lone bland, N.Y., on Sep­tember 27.

Mr. Reilly tlrot cam~ to Green­belt In 1984 to take a pooltlon u shoe ..,d leather 1peclallot with the U.S. Department of Com· merce. Earlier he had worked aa editor of a trade publication, Boot ud Sboe aecorder. A na­tive of Yonkero, N.Y., he cra<~u­ated with a decree In journallom from Columbia Collece, N.Y'. An avid traveler, he bad &lao pul>­lllhed travel article• on Ireland,

. France and Guatemala In ouch pu bllcatlona aa Country Life.

He and hia family lived on Maplewood Ct. until July 1919, wh"" the Relll)'a moved to 4-D . Southway. S<lrvlvoro, beslclea hlo wife, Maraaret, Include four aona-Kevln, John, Gerard, and Robert-and on" rrand10n, Mat-· thew. A slotel', Apea Allen of Yonkero, also aurvlvea. ·

At the memorial aervice Kevin Reilly read a 1tatement of appr&-. elation on behalf of th" family In memory of hia father. H~ not­ed In particular Mr. Relll)"o pride in hl1 work, hio quiet contldence and patll!ncl!, and his otronc ""nse of community. "My father lived by the two wordo that ap~ ~ar on the Reilly coat of armo-­Fortltude and Prud.,nce," the stat.,ment read. "For thlo he will

·be rememberf!<! with due respect and rond lbemorie1." ~

Center School Pot-luck Cl!nter School PTA Ia aponal>r­

lnc a pot-luck dinner on Friday, Dec. 7 ....... n,... at f:d p.nl. A book fair will be featured, ao well aa community alnctnr.

MOWAn MEMORIAL United MMhodlat Church

40 Ridre Rd. 474-11410 Church School 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Mornlnr Worohlp 11 a.m.

Rev. Ira C. K"~rllnr, Putor 414-11124

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH fplacopol

Baltimore BIYd. at PoW'der MUI Rd., IIWtavllle

8 30 a.m. Holy Communion 10:30 Lm. Mornlnr Prayer '1ol'ao a.m. Sunday School Rev. John 0. Balo, Rector

422-8067

st. lohn'a lll:piatoopal Chureh Beltavllle, Md.

tU.S. t at Powder Mill Rd.l ·"-

Annual Chri.tmfll BlUiaar

RON BORGWARDT

, .... -- ''"· eo~~e~e ,., Met. 10re ,., u.a. , ot .,. hltwerl

4? ......

Scout Troop 7 48

Invites all friend• of.scouting

To attend ci

"Doul'ile eagle" Court of Honor

·at which

Thomas i Han11ok

and

Clinton C. BousheU

will be presented with the

highest award in scouting'

on Friday, the seventh of December

nineteef! hu11dred anll seventy-nine

at se.ven-thirty i1~ the evening

. Mowatt Memorial United Meth.odi.Qt Church . . 40 Ridge Road, Greenbelt, Maryland

. Greenbelt CommUnity Church (United Church of Christ) Hiliside and Crescent Roads Phone 474-6171 mornings

Church School for All Ages -9:45 a.m.

Family Worship Service -· 11 a.m.

Nursery provided at 2B Hillside

Rev. Sherry Taylor . and Rev. Harry Taylor eo-pastors

·you .DO N'OT HAVE TO GO IT ALONE

You are invited to worship with va

GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH -41~11

Bible Study for all area <Sun.) Worohlp ""rvlceo

ll:.aam 11:00 am ,It 7:00pm

8:00pm Mid-week Prayer oervice <Wed.l.

For bUI tranoportatton, call Church omce 8:11(}..12:10 weekdQI.

et Ready For Christm This Sunday

Mornln1 Services: 8:30 and 11:15 a.m.

Sunday School: 9:50 a.m.

Adult Bible Clan: 9:50 a.m.

eclne.day, December 12: Advent Services

7 zOO p.m. 1 Advent Fellowebip 7 :IS p.m. : Siq the eonp of Chriatmu 7:30 p.m.: Advent Wonhlp

Meua,ez Chrt.~u •It'• a HeUelri OFFERING: Brin1 uHd furniture and to.yl to

with thole who are in nHd. ,

Cross luthe~an 69050reenltelt ...

GreeniMit, Mel. Edward H. Birner, Pa1tor Phone 345-11111

ERRS Concert Set . . T,he Eleanor Roosevelt Music

Departm;;llt will present Its aec­ond concert of the year on Thuro­day, Dec. 13 at 8. p.Jn. In the school auditorium. Perfonnlng

• will be the orchestra under Dor­.othy Pickard, the COI\CI!rt and 'symphonic bands directed by John H. McLendon "and the chorus un-• der .Dr. J;larbara Baker. The pro­craM will Include "Academic Fes­tival': by •Brahma, Concerto VIII by ,Corelll, and various joint per­formBI!oe• of the chorus and the orcheatra. Tickets are available at the door. For more Informa­tion, . caU the school at 3411-71100.

Green Ridge House ~hristmas Bazaar

The Green Rldre House, 22 Rldre Road, ·will host a Christ­mas bazaar and bake sale thlo Sat., Decem·ber 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The ·bazaar Ia open to the public. In. addition to hand: made crafts, baked roods and plants, ticketa wiU be oold for a doll house ralrle. The wlnnlnr ticket will be drawn December 21. Tlcketo can also be obtained by calllnr 414-71195, All proceeds from the bazaar wUI ·be donated to the reoldents activities fund. Everyone io welcome.

WE PRESENT AN

· ~~ Pqe 3 GREENBELT NEW&_ REVIEW Thursday, Del!embe!":a, !9'71"

At the Libra~/ , .- .: Saturday, Dec. 8: Tree Ttlm

10:3()-noon. Help the ata1r dec­orate the II brary tree! Everyone is welcome. ·

Two ftlms will be ahown both Wed., Dec. 12 and Thun., Dec. 13: They are City Urllta plus Flatland bellnnlnr at 7:80 p.m.

Exhibits dutlnr December: Chrlatmaa ~Emory Har­man, 0 r e" n be It Postmuter; Palll\lnp by Isadore Reuben, · Greenbelt; and Photorrapla)' ot .. play by Gary Howard, Greenbelt.

OPEN HOUSE for those of \II who· would ~e to see a

Greenbelt . -tultural Arts Center

Saturday

December

8th 1-5 pm

The Green City Marcie & Mickey MeG"

Springhill Lake Dance Group

Jennifer Muller

Rosemary Kutchman

Ann Schreckengust Manuslce

Greenbelt Chamber Orchestra

Rick LaRocca

Daryl hard

A ftlm we all need to see: How do we kHp a city green? 1: 15 - 1 :45 p.m.

A 'collection of Irish sonp with guitar accompanim~nt. 2:00- 2:30p.m.

Directed by Lorretta Capuano, this group demonstrates a graceful approach to the Holiday season. 2:30-3:30 p.m.

A Solo Surpri11e._

A Dance Solo.

Another Surprise. I

Some Haydn and Bach just a week before Beethoven's birthday' 3:30 - 4 p.m.

Contemporary Folk - gui1Cr. 4 - 4:30 p.m.

Beetles, Donovan, etc. - on the guitar 4:30-5 p.m.

Help make tills· program more titan a one-day stand by con· trlbutlng now I We have only 2.5 dayt' to raiN tlte neceHary funds to meet leaN deadline of January I, 1980. Don't let t•ls . opportunity for your Involvement slip away Wore It's~·--· late for all of us. let's move now to bring our community. cloHr together by bringing life back Into tile Centerl . '

·!: .. a .. : " -~

'GHI-SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP

MEETING The 1980 Budget anticip•tes an increase beyond the

10% permitted by the bylaws without membership approval. This increase is largely due to increased cost of fuel oil.

WEDNESDAY

December .. 12, 8 p.m. Center School Aydltorlum

Information Hearing scheduled on

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 7:30p.m. ·

Greenbelt Library

Proxy Information Proxies for this ml!eting m,.ay be obtained from the busi­

ness office at GHI, Hamilton Place, or the Board's secretary, Margaret Hogenlen, 53-F Ridge Road, and will be m•iled to the member unless requested in penon. All reque1t1 far pro.rt.. must be recei11ed in writing and the member muat state the name of the penon chosen to vote hia/her proxy. Members may vote onl11 one proxy. The completed proxy form must be returned· to the business office or the Board'• secretary by December 7.

THE

Greenbelt Homes,

Lac. ... ..... HamiltOn Place

Greenbelt, Mel.

20770

LIVE IN A PLANNED, SUBURBAN COMMUNITY IN AN ATTRACTIVE CO-OP TOWNHOUSE- MQDESTLY PRICED ON TODAY'S HOUSING MARKET ... GET QUALITY FOR LESS.

'\,',

LIVE IN GIIINiaT

Very attractiv~ 3 br. masonry w/attached pra1e; corner lo­cation, 1creened 1un porch; new kitchen with appl. Included;

very close to ahoppin1 fac., library, school • public trana. -$48,5110.

Equipped with "like-new appllencu" modem kitchen, 2 br. frame home In excellent cond.; yard face. quiet wooded area - aelling for $21,7011.

Newly redecorated. 3 br. frame, nice appliances, many extru - good parking • loe. - $24,000.

Second floor one bedroom fnme apt. - private entrance, large land1caped yard; ltovelretvwaaher included plus extru -$12,5110.

Other I, 2 • 3 bedroom propertle1 llated.

Monthly charp covera T.\X)lS/HEAT/water/Hwer; atruc:t. mtn. • ina., truh/prbalt nmoval.

FOR INFQRMATJON CALL G.H,I. SALES OmCI ON HAMIL TON

PLACE

OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK

474-4181 474-4244 474-4331 llqual ........... ~rtualtJ

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GHINOTES Members arr urscd to all<md

the Special Memberahlp Meeting on Wednesday, December 12 nt 8 p.m., at Greenbelt Center School to vote on the lncreasea ln monthly charses. A special budg et hearln&' will be held on Mon· day, December 10, 7:30 p.m., In the Greenbelt Llbr•ry. GHI IB In the process of preparln&' a bulletin on enern ..,In&' tlpo detalllh&' what membel'!. can do ~" help. the corporation save on fuel coab. This should be avail­able at the special membership meetln&'.

GHI' General Manacer Roy Breasheara received a copy or a letter from Senator Ch•rles Me-· Mathias ur&'lh&' employee• to write to the Ayatollah Khomelnl Ia Iran askln&' him to free the American hosta&'es.

In the next week, GHI mem· bero will receive the first Reha­bilitation Bulletin which will ex­plain what the members' respon­slbiUtles will be In preparing their homes lor rehabilitation work. What to do about attics, sheda, plants, alr--<'onditlonerR, etc., will be covered.

Boys' Club Soccer Jlete Witten's 10-year and un-­

der aoccer team finished the au­Ron with a 4-2-2 record with a 5 0 defeat of Lewlsdale on Sun­day, October 28.

Tony Ross, who played goalie for the team during most of Its first 8 cames, !'cored his aecond consecutive hat trick (3 i'Oals) in thia hls II('Cond game as a for­ward. Scott Swahl boosted the scort.~ to"& when he shot two well­directed i'Oalo Into the Lewlsdale net. The game was played at Braden ftcld.

In another game. Greenbelt'• ~year and under team met and

~ .... ' defeated a determined South -le team at Black Sox fteld, Bowie, on Sunday, October 28.

Art Auction Saturday The Mlahkan Torah Men'a

Club, In conjunction with the P'lne Arta Gallery of Ardmore, Pa., Ia aponaorlha an Art Auction at the aynaco~rue on Sat., Dec. 8. Wine and cheese preview atarta at 7 p.m., the aucUon at 8 p.m.

' Thel'tl Ia a nominal cll!natlon, ap pUcable toward the P\lrchase of an artlclt- of art. Everyone ia 'weleome,

Photograt•hy

By

J. P-ORTRAITS

ADVI!:'RTISING

lNSURANCF.

1. n .. naon, PhotoarapMr 441...UI

ITATI FARM

Don W. Taulelle ._ ......... niW.

o-IMit, M .. "'"' 474-5007

Llbe ...... '-h .. r, ~Mete l'enn Ia tlaere.

Bta~ hl'lll lMui'IIIIW'Oo'a. Home Ofll~: B~lnPm, DL

CtHee lo••• Drop -I• Th(' Youth Center Conference

Room will host adults, 18 year• or Rflt' throuch Senior CltlzeQ. ca"h Sllflday In an Informal Col­fcc Hou•~ Drop-ln. Hours will b~ from 1 :30 p.m.4:30 p.m ..

Green bcltcrs Interested In an opportunity to meet with old friend• and neighbors, to cultl· vatc new friendships, qr who are simply looking for an outlet f,rom the busy holiday preparations, arc Invited to drop by.

NOTICE

Orriog to Sing on TV . Helen OrrlnJ. a Greenbelt reoi­de.nt for 38 li~~ and a member of the Golden Aae Playera, will be performing two sonas on the "Sunday" show which will be aired Dec. 23, on·channel. 4 ·from 11-11:30 f..m. A number of other Players will also. bJ, featured.

The Golden Ace Pla#'ra per-. form 'regularly at nursing homes

In the area. They have also dis­played their talents with the Publlck Playhouse In Cheverly.

·In accordance with Federal Regulations, notice Is here­by given that 'the City of Greenbelt has filed with the office of Revenue Sharing the 1979_ Survey of Municipal or Town­"hip Finances .(Form F-21A). A copy of thfs report is

·available. for·public· irJSpection at the City Manager's Office, · :i5 Cr~SCE;nt 'Road, Greenbelt, Maryland, between the hours­of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

KASH INC, RL\LTORS ·.

COMPUTERIZED LISTING SERVIC,E

We Buy Houses - All Cash

J

a 8 oambi•r lor under 182,000. Fcaturlna Jarae 1'110 room. een· trill air conditioning, otorm · wlndOW8 and doora, '-<lar ' .OSP and nice treed yard. You can buy on FHA terma with aa little aa S300 down payment or no down payment on VA terms. Call ua now to '""' thla ftne home. ~11111.

This bedroom. 2 lull bath with larae ree room won't

,Jaat Ions. P'caturlnlf <Pntral air condlllonlnc, ltorm Win-dow• and doora, wall to -wall carpet, wuher, dryer, dl-'t wuh•r. and fenced yard. FHA or no down VA terma at a tot.ol price of only 182,9110. Sounda p>d 1 It le, call 846· 21&1.

!l~'.f V.A. LOAN: A.MVIII: thla VA loan and JOUr tc:al .paymenr Ia only pae, per month. 4 bedrm., full lluement. ........

GREENB~L'l' NEWS REVIEW

SPECIAL $5.00 o~ all

,,Repair Jobs With This Ad

CALL 441-9116

Thursday. ,Decembe!' 6, 1979

Edgewood TV _...ladlo

. Dell'!"dable '!UBI'Bllteed l!lervlee

t&H EDGEWOOD RD. COLLEGE PARK, MD. 10'140

Licensed & Bondi!<!

· lreeniel- Pizza-S~b $11op FRIDA\" & SATt:RDAY:

Mediu;, Larg~ 'Pepperoni Piua with Thick Crust $3.25 ShOc:k Steak Sub ........................................................................ $1_,2$ Corned Beef Sub ..................................................................... $1 .55 THt'RS., DEl'. 6 -U: . .

16 oz. R:C...Cola (bottles) .............................. $t.29/carton 16 oz. Coca-Cola (bottles) .............................. $1.29 I carton 16 oz. R.C., Coca-Cola or Fruit Punch ............ 25c/bottle

107 CENTERWAY 474-4998

PLANNING ON. BUYING OR SEUING?

LET KASH REALTOR HELP

YOUR FAMILY .....

-345-2151

LAROE HOME IN COLLEGE PARK: !Ciccellent iocauon and come• with D bedrma, 2 full bath&, formal dln-rm. Could be 2 oep. unlb. Rec-room and ll&l'alle nlao.

HUGE ADDmON: Malrea thla home Ideal for the I(I'OWinlf family. Washer, dryer, W/w carpet A: fenced yard. uoo. do'!!' II'HA or ao down VA.

FABMI:TTI:: 2 acre tract, white raneh fenoe, barn, out· bulldlnc. 4 bedrm., 2 batha, Mp. din. rm., mo.Jena T8 lrlt. fireplace, Jc. Patio, It pool. Onl7 I'IUOO, call -· '

\ \

GREENBELT :tO:WS REVIEW

-~ s WAL_LPAP.ER. & WINDOW-/ REATMENT SALE

Wallcovering Dep,. Sp·ecia s

• Vinyls • Pre;uted 25% oft:~·Fu. · · • And Mac:h More

dozen• of catalogs to chao• ·from I

S~uffer, PANTA ASTER, Jai.'Ms SHman

Now thru December 21, 1979

10% • 50% oR W AU.COVERING BY

NATIONAlLY ADVERTISED BRANDS

Selection includ• more than 600 catalogs and 5000 rolls of instock wallpapers. Let Will's recommend a paperhanger.

Now thru DecemiMr 20, 1979 ......

AStoryofWill's·. f ·~·~'=> , ,

Since our creatiGn, ~"- HOME DICOUTING CENTER. (a divilion of WILL'S HAIDWAR.f) haa strived ta serve the G,..nbelt Community by offering the widest aelection of wallcoverings (600 catalogs plus

. in-stock paper) and window, ~nts which 1..­cludes draperies, blinds and shades. WILL'S alao. carries the award winning Dutch Boy Paints.

~~~s is #1 in Northern P.G. County for Wallcov­'"' arings, Window Treatments and Paint llut

also for Service, Selection and Discount Prices. WILL'S fa not a "warehouse outlet'' or a chain stare but a family owned and operated fuii-Hrvlce home deco­rating canter.

"'~\ s OFFERS THE FOUOWING SERVICES:

• Shop-at-Home-Service •

• In-Store Consultations

• One Day Availability of 1000's of patterns

• Courteous and Knowledgeable Staff

• Opens...-,_

Window ·Treatment ~pe(ials 30'0 OR CAMEO

DRAPERIES Now you ~ dr .. a up your windoWs with delicately textured entlqua aetln draperies, and save money tool Wlll'l Ia offering for a limited time 30% off on fabric, labor and lining of our cameo dreperl ... e One of our fln"t under drapery ahHra. • Filters harsh sunlight and lncr ..... privacy. • A full 45 Inches wide. • Over 50 colora to choose from. e 98% polyeater, eo they're eeay to care for.

Fr•Shop atHo~n~Sirrlce Dial 937-3733

SALE STARTS DECEMBER II thru DECEMBER 20.

All Window treatments . • Mini-Biincla • Verticals

20 OR •Custom Draperies . % •Woven I Roman Woods •Cuatom Shades

One call does It ell. We meuura.. We make. We lnatall. ·

Now thru December 20, 1979

WILL'I II ONN:

Mondey thru Friday II a.m. • I p.m.

Seturday I a.m. • 11:30 p.m.

Sunday 10 a.m. • 4 p.m.

• ~ C:J HOME DECORATING CENTER ~ 10502.o6 laltlm_.. llvd.

Chestnut "Ill~. .......... , Mel.

........ 9374733

VItA HAC

, ....

MAI'YIR CIIMCIE

F4¢!JIIML ~

/;

t

l ·'

PRICES EFFECTIVE DIC. 5, 1t7t

THIU DEc-n;-1979

IUIImY 1111111-

CG-OP & EMIASSY SOUlHEI• lOSE · SLKED IACOII CHICKEN FRANKS

:*160 AU·~-MIAJ

iii;:i:Wt.., ~·I M· •• ewn .... ••ft'CIIIII sue• 33 C

·--··-· 't:

, ... lea lags , ... Trash lags

e ,, ,, -a~op Is not lUSt another h.rand __ _ Jll\. It is the CONSUMERS' label! - CO.OP

Mayonnaise '::' $127 PortN' a... 't: 26C --.n-- ~-Pourable Dreulng o;: 634 Nootle Soup ·~•25C -Cider VJneg. ·.:68• -Elbow Macaroni :.:: 5Jc' -lo.._ Dll Spears -.: 9r --c:.a1c 5 In 1 ... $169 -- ....... Gnlpefrutt Juice 't:-'82' -Corn Flakes ':t: 66•

,,_.,' .,., .. .., , •. --CAIU-

FLO WEI -98c

:::77c

-Whole Port BuHs -Sliced Port Steaks

-Strained Baby Food .:.-:.19C HmMI

Pampers Diapers ~$284 - ' Fabric Softener -.......... " Chn.tn.Wrap ..... ". Gift Wrap""'',..

.. $149 .....

"EVERYDAY LOW PRICES" -···-" Morton Meat Pies ~ 36c (-leaf Spinach co-w

Gree~ P .. 0111--lce C...... .. , $177 ...

BIG BONUS COUPON I• -I i I ._IIC.s--.n·''" I

: .: FLOUR : i :::65c I I WIIIIOif C.... 75' ~. I __ .._ ·o- . .,, 1 I -......"' .. ~:.:::~;=•a::-;- ~<:*)P' ···-·········· -~~-·

1/M.TI I 11MRY _, ---•D. In

Hand Lotion

"EVERYDAY LOW PRICES" IIUICIWI

Reddl WJp Topping ::: 984 co. .... _

Cheddcw Slces ·::.·$136 --.. ck Cheese '"' $135 ... -..-....r .. Ylt. D M.

G~.Qp . GR·~~;cBELT I .YL·,l,-:!NSfER 11

ROCKVILLE I FAIRLINGTON I KENSINGTON II fi~T.~VIAI ~tlAr ijJ II.,~ !Nf,IIR RD "0\ N WAIH f.~HNR!IT "'0 WI\T ... INHf~ ~0 ~OnVIII! ~~~ IW, N QIJAU~ IAN! II• I UNIV"I'Tl RIVD

ALEXANO~IA VA KINIINf,ION MD

Thu!'lday, Deeember 8, 1878

CLASSIFIED $1.10 for a ten word minimum. 10c each adclltlonal word. Submit ada lit wrltlq, aceompaaled b)' cuh ~ent to the N8'1n llnlew of

, ftce at 111 Park-y before 10 of the Tue.da¥ precedlnl pubUC.­tlon, or to the Newa ~drop box In the Twin Plnea Savlnp o1: Loan oftlce before 4 :10 p.JD. Tuea­day. There Ia no cltarp for llatln&' ltelll8 that are found. BOXB:D ADS: .a.eo llllnlmum for a 1 lit Inch, 1 column box; SUO each ad­ditional half Inch. t.laxlmum ad for thla aectlon ~ three tnchea. and all ade muat be prepaid.

VALDWlDIL'S .WA8RJIIR SJDRV­ICJC. All makea gpert17 repaired. Authorised Whirlpool dealer. a&-4--1111111.

PIANO TUNING AND RllPAIR­Expert and J;tei!Ule Plano Sen>lce tu Gr.nbelt alnoe lMO. Benjamin Berkola!Qr .r.._.. <MARIE'S POODLIIl GROOM­ING>. Holldayl are comlq. MakE' your appointment.. Call 474-12111.

NMCI

Bathroom Remodeled?

VALL lORN

345-7497 Speclallalnr In Ceramic Tile

TYPEWAI I lEA RiiiPliR - ilec-trlc, atandard, and portable. Call 474--0IIM.

PIANO LIIIISONS: Peabody Con­~ervatory Graduate. Bellnnera -Advanced. 48G-GOII,

FOUND - If your pet Ia looot, call the animal warden 474-1200,

Reuonable Ratea

All Work Guaranteed

Odd Jobll a Specialty

HOME A YARD IMPROVEMENT

SERVICES

Everythlnr for your home or yard - No job too amall

Free eotlmatea

Bob Wilhide

DUE TO INfUTION t,t,__ rat.,. have lncreued to TOe per sheet and 20c per carbon, Still very reuonable, tho111h. Call 146-11182 baw....n II a.m. and I p.m. PAINTING - Interior, exterior, 20 YU. exp. Do my own work. Call Bob Nul, TTe-Mtl.

-+. OOINS: Paylnl ten ttmea face value • oliver colna 1!MI4 &ltd be­fort>. Buy - ..,n - trade. 474-TIN . APPLIANCE REPAIRO lar .. and •man. Sewlnr maehlnea. atcwu, dryera, etc. Call Dan 414·11'71. PAINTER· CLiliAN, NIIAT, Rll­LIABLB:. Interior and Exterior. Clift Meltaer, 141-2401.

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GREENBELT NE~-~ · PAINTING Interior, exterior,

. w,..paperlq, lllbt cal'peJltl')', ancl tc tile. <Jood G-belt ref­

-. eaceUent workmanlltlp.

TEXAS RII:J'INmY OOlW. oi- PAYDfG flO men'•· Ill women'• lloocl PNMUN ~ .fen PLIDNTY or KONJ:t Ptu for c ... rlllp. an;, condltiOII. WID cult bon-. fl'lallt WMIU to . •"-*:liP· Phone toll-free The Prliaae ~ (llaaptu oC

Gomes. "4-1114, , I

mature Individual In ::= l' ....... 'an,.U... the Amerlcaa ._.era. llOW ol-·~ D-...n- of e fen -ld7 ,_ llloo4 •--- ....,.__ 811 ' WA8HDIOTON P08T CARRIBIR write A. T. Pete, Pru. T- Re- ROtlTBS lauaedlateiy available In IIC .... nlq enl')' lint ·ud u..i llnery Corp., Box n1, Fort Worth, SpriR'""lll • ·'--. Adult ap·"--•- Wedn.-dq f..- 2 to 4 p.m. !It Texu 1e101. welc';;e. c:." U4·1TIO, :;-;; =:: ~<~~X:. Jof A 8 T E R CARPII:NTBIR I :Mr. capece. 34 anc1 IU. ' ' CRArr&MAN for hire; bookcu- --~------------.:.......-.,., ahelvlnl, panellq, etc. Con- PART-TDOI: HOUBilKI:IlPER ~ • All ~ male cat w/ tract with llxed price, c011t reae- jn Greenbelt home; a houra 11ft' enable. cau Steven Gillikin after d&T, M-F. No cooklq, no child· white eoUar .Auwera to 'J(Ure.'

e p.JD., Greenbelt, •74-1'711. ;."';.;";;.· ..;4;;.14412;;.,;;;;;;;1;;.. __ ...,~ ____ ,;;'1;;.4~--;..· -------

WANTED CLEAN, BUNDLED NllWB­p APilRS dell vend to our ware­boule In Beltevllle. Approxi­mately no poundlo per .w....k needed.

FOR SALE: ... tlquc Trunk, Ce­dar Cheat, 110hool deale, antique pitcher ol: wuh bowl. Call 4H­T288.

Bidden Needed Bidden needed for Contract Cleaner at Local P011t Olllce. Oontaet Poetmuter at 111 A Centerway .,r call li46-1UII. Deadline date: December 20,

11111.

LOST - Gray cat with white on ' faco., neck a: pawa, In Unlv. Sq.

Apte. areL Almivera to Zany. If found, pleue call 414-1184.

FOR·BALE - 11180 8/. ton panel Chev. No lllllpectlon ruaft,ntee. S100. Dinette table ol: four awlvel

FRUIT. FRUIT, FRUIT • The .c;:;h;:al:;.;,ra;:;·:::8411-6UT;.::..,=;.:..._· --:----:----:-­Spanlah Honor Society of Eleanor NoriCE - to the people who have Rooaevek ~ •lllq fruit to help ·supported my bualn ... durlnr the pay for the annual International , pat two yean. · Health reuona Dinner. We have tanpiOII, ,rape- have forced me to leave thil are&

fruit, and aaorted oranpa: Con- for Florida. I aumreat you contact tact carolyn WUilamaon for Info. Bu~t Plumblq and Heatlq · 441-:1882 after 11:00. at 884-1a0o for your plumblq SITTIDR WANTIIlD - Northend, need•. Thank you. Walter H. In my home fof my 4 yr. old rlrl Han•n, UC Hllltlde, r.ttbelt. .t: 8 yr. old aon before IUld after Rei Mater Plum4>er 110hool. For more Information eall FRII:Il 000 HO • I ~· a8T-111T (9 LJII. - II p.m.t or -&41- female Irleb Setter, AKC 4M4lll 8822 after •. 01' 841HKII2. VIOLIN CASE W ANTIIlD fDl" half ;;:F;.,O;;UN~D:::·~M:-al:-e-ca-=l.rn--:te-rrl=e-r ":"ar-~ •IH vlolln PI- call 474-010 ound Plateau Place. Call evenlnp

after I p.m. ;;1411-;;;.,;-;,:·~=-===-=:::-:-=-~ APARTMIIlNT SALE - Saturday, ICNJOY THE HOLIDAY& - U-10 Llll.__. p.m. Meet all n- iM~Med child care l'rl. a: &at. ci..U..., -'ttl· ...._..,. nlabta. Cl p . • 2 Lm. T2.

Per Annum paid on pUibook accounts Compounded daily

Annual Yield

Certificate Accounts-$1 000 minimum deposit required I month - 1.211% per annum; 8.1WJ!, annual ;,leld e month• - 6.110'11> per annum; U1% annual yield

12 montha - T.CIO% per ... num; 7.11% annual yield 411 montha - T .10" per annum: T .10% &llnual )'leld 118 montiul - 8.00,. per annum; 1.41% annual )'leld

Note: A Su!Mtantlal lntereat penalty Ia required by 1- for earl;, wttbdrawala.

:M:onl!)' Market Certificate - SlO,OOO minimum dep~~~~lt, 112 da, term Call for weekly rate.

@TWIN PINES SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOOATION

HOURS:

Monday - Thunday 8-1

Friday 8·1

Saturday 8-12

Mamber MSSIC 474-6900

LIGAL CLINIC of DOUGLAS 1. MALCOM Divorce, Uncont. 200.00 FREE INRW. Incorporation 200.00 CONSULT AnON Simple WID 111.00 Bankruptcy :1211.00 Beltwq Plaia

Adoption 200.00 Sbopplq Otater

puardlanahlp 100.00 Greenbelt, Ka. 1m10

Auto Accident ~ 474-8101 Hourly Rate • 111.00

<F- llxclude, .Ooat.ll Oall for appointment

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COU·RGB Register Now for sPring Semester through December 20 at the Largo Campus

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Gnealtelt Tlaeatre Opea lloae Saday

Come to the Greenbelt Theatre on Saturdq, Dec. 1, from 1-li p.m. An ;you wonderlq wbat'a piQ!naT Could It be Traull'aut'a "8mall Chanp", and ''CoU..ln Couaine" topther, or m&Jbe "The llalte. Falcon• and ''Cua­bluca"T Wouldn't It be lre&t! Or bow about an afternoon of chlunber mWIIc . . . or folk mu­alcT Jt could be a p~rBJD of dance, or wat~blnl a play put on by peoJ>Ie In · tlllil community .. , or, ~ in the play for that matter I U It aounda• peat to )'OU, then pleue come to the Open Houae thla Saturday, It'll be a time for· excb&n~n1 ldeu, and for recetwn1 lnfOI'IIIatlon about the pro.pecttve Cultural Arta Center, and what exactly It wtll take to pt It on. tu feet, 10 tllat, ". . . doean't It aound peat?" will tum Into .. , "Wow, tllla aure Ia 1reat . . . and rl1ht In our backyard!"

:t'hen will be an Information booth ut up at the old candy CG'IInte1·, and a box fer any ldeUT­aUQUUona, or aervlcea ptrered.

Rere'a a look at the p~ that baa been aet up: .,rat there wiU be a flllll on Greenbelt called "TTie Green Qty. Next Ia a poup caiW ''Heather " Lace'' . . . (KUcla and Klcke)' McGee), ck>­lnl Iriah and Count17 Folk. Then the 8prln1hlll Lake Dance Group 1rill be doln1 aome Chrlatmaa dan.,._ The lnatructor Ia Lor­etta biipuano, and the two voice aoioUta are Jennifer Muller and Ann ScbreckenJUet Manu81ce. · There Ia aiiO a dance 10lo by Jt.em&ry Kutchman. The Green­belt Chamber Orcheatra will play, followed by a, ,ultarlat, Rick La­Rocca, doln1 cont .... porary folk. .,nilbln1 up t. Daryl Beard do­lnl J'olk-Rock. Jn- Qnenlleltero are ln­

Yited to come and help ue 181 another 1reat thlq 1oln1. Great like Greenbelt!

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Police Blotter AI a result of a tralllc atop

on Crwcent Road, Pfc Lann ar­lftted the operator of a vehicle for havlq a concealed weapon In bt. poauulon, dlapla7fq atol­en llcenae platea nd auault.

Four juvenllea were apprehend· ed by. Olllcer Murre,. for break­lftl Into a city atorap abed on Braden Field.

The American r...,toa Poat "" Greftbelt Road wu entered and -e cub taken from a coin . operated machine.

The Dapartment Ia lnveatllat­lftl a late report of a rape which took place In a ·Sprlnlhlll Lake a~t lnvolvlnl a realdent and a peat.

Two aubjec!u were arreeted for attempt1n1 to pua a atolen check at 'the lllquttable TI'Uft Bank, BeltW&J Plua. -~

Sc.ta Sell Holilay Trees On Thurecla), Dec. 11, tbroup

Chrt.tmaa ICYe, the ao, Scouu and Cub Scouu will Blain lie "doln1 their beet" to bftq the aplrlt of Chrlatmu to Greenbelt. Scout Troop IT4t, eponeored by k Hu1h'a Chureh and Cub Pack lUI, aponeored by Greenbelt Com­•unlty Church, will be eallin1 CllrlatJDu t.... at Greenbelt Pool

Houn 'of operation Mon.-J'rt. - 1-t p.m. and on Sat. &114 8un. from 1-t. Proceecle are uaed to furtheo the work of the acouta throqbout the ,..... ~

lllaab -.er .. NCIRered for a dra~ftl on a ten-apeed *Jele. The drawln1 will be held • 1M llnaJ ~llend befan Cllrlataaa,

HoHclay Running Tbe Jut Fun Run of the year

will lake place Saturday, Dec. I, at t a.m. at Greenbelt x..b, and will feature t. ~. 1, and I mile nana. ·All ·mnnen who 1ln­nlah will reoalw -certlftcate•.

Cauty Y.tla (h:chestn The Prince Georpt1 Senior

i' tb O!"helltra will ·perform at

Eleanor Rooaevelt Senior Jab AuditoriUm on Saturday,

. ll at a p.m.

WELCOME WAGON 1•, seekln1 repreaentatlve In Greenbelt. Pleaaant nel1hborhood '

career for enerceUc pero;,n, Greet famlllea on apectai ol!l!ulori.l

and work with local bualneoa people. Serve your community

while you earn. .,e~le houra, car required. Some typlnc.

If lntereated clip cou,6n below and return to Welcome Wagon

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Q( Sale .-

Sat., Dec. 8 & Sun., Dec. 9

10a.m.-• p.m.

GREENBELT ARMORY Southway Rd.

Meet the professional artlsana- 75 area and national artists;

raftsmen exhibiting, demomtrating and telling their unique '

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Door PrizH • 11-5.

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Featurina: Paintina• & Portrait Arti•t • Qullta & PHJow••

Jewelry • Cloelta • Toys • Wood Carvina• & Sculpture •

. Pottery • Conecraft • St•ined Glua • Leather • Straw

.Weninl • Photography • AppUqued Clothina • Furniture

A: much more

Free Admiuic»n & Parkin& Coordiruded by MarcM Enterprue•

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151 Centerway

Volume 43, Number 4 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thursday, December 13, 1979

Cultural Arts Center to Begin Door-to-door Fund Drive and . Saturday Night Coffee House

by Konrad Herllnr Citizens for a Greenbelt Cultural Arts Center,jQPVened

last Sunday to discuss further avenues of ra1smg funds to meet the January 1, 1980 lease deadline .. While approximately' $1000 was raised at the Open House, it was agreed that' an organized campaign was the only way to accrue the balant't" of needed funding. '

Council Stresses Town Planning Concept In Greer:1belt's Listing on: l-listoric Si.tes

Three method• were oul!lned: The campallft will be divided 1 1l the holdlnl of "cqtl'ee-houoes" Into .eleven 1801rBPhlc ·areu: <H on the remaining three Saturday Center School, coverlnr Rid .. evenlncs of the year; 12) a city-. and Crescent Roads up to !put· wide. door-to-door campli.llrft; and way; (21 .North End, from l!lut · I 3l a telephone campallrJI to cov- way to Boxweocf; (3) Woodland er those areas mlsaed In the Hilla; (4) Lakewood; lin Box· door-to-door canvaaaii1Jr. wood; (8) Lakeelde North; <7>

by Mary Lou WIJllamson Greenbelt's application for

- listing on the National Regis­ter of Historic Places will be formally presented to the Gov­ernor's Consulting Committee on December 19 in Annapolis. The application ·will be pre­sented by Pamela James, an officer of the Maryland Histor­ical Trust who has been aid­ing i~ the preparation of the application for almost a year. Greenbelt's .. J)plication is a­mong 40 to be considered that day.

James will clve a ~ to 10 min­ute or&l review of the material and show the committee 1& to 20 slldea. RepresentatiVe~ of the city and of Greenbelt Homea, Inc .. wlU be prP.sent to answer ques­tions. While the public Ia Invited, supportln1 oral preaentatlona mtl8t be cleared With JBJDea. The Governor's committee will dla­cu.oa the application and vote.

Both a draft letter of aupport and oome 2o pqeo dr lnfoll'l8atlon c~nsrttntl-.,1' t"e appn~at!on were preaented to council for comment at Ita reJU!ar meetlq December ll. Councilman Thomu X. White aaked that the lanJUB~e of the letter be atrencthened to renect tbat council Ia more concerned with the preaervatlon of "the hla· torlcal!y Important design con -cepta used In p!annlnr the city­pedeatrlan underpuaeo, Inner walkwB)'s, 1arden-type aetUnJr, poaltlon of borneo In a court aysc tem-than with otructurea. I would like to concentrate away fi'OIIl atructul'@a," •

''The a!~r~~lllcance waa In· the plannlnr of the community," .,.reed Councilman Char I e a Schwan. "W.h!te'a point makeo extremely l'ood aene. '' The amended letter wu apprcved unanlmoualy.

Objectlona

Two propE>rty owners had raised objectlona to their property belnc Included In the proposal, city man.,.er Jamea K. Giese told council. Following Giese's advice, council &~reed to an1end the boundary of the propoaed hlatorlc dllttrlct to exclude that portion of • (he Goddard Space Flllht CentE>r lnterchan1e with the Baltlmore-Wuhlnllon Park­wa)' that Ilea on ,the west side of the p&rkway.

In the other caae council de­clined to take any action. Thus Parcels 1 and 2, undeveloped land In the northeut corner of the ell)' between GHI property and the ParkwB)', will remain within the propoaed historic district.

Gleoe pointed out to council that city stalf member Thoma.. Hauenateln baa prepared much , of the 20-p.,.e application for the cltJ'. Hauenateln then ahowed council the collection of 80 alldeo wblch will be forwarded to the Maryland Hiatorlcal Truat aloftl with the appllcatln. Tile alldea were taken by QH1 preadent Don Volk. Hauenoteln credited San­dra Bamu, GHI atalf member, for preparlnl much of the mate­rial he uoed In writing the ap. plication.

Wlla& l!ll'ecU

GHI Ia alread)' feeling the ef­fect of ellllblllty for llalln1 on the reclater. In a letter dated November 18, Rodney Little, State Hlatorlc Preaervatlon 0111-c"r for the Maryland Hlatorlcal Trll1t outlined iuo apncy'o com-

. menu on OHI'a $11 mllllcn re­habilitation plano. The Truat would oppoae vln)'l or aluminum oldln1 for elthu the frame Qr

block h.omeo u propoaecl. COm­position ah!ncleo would med with their approval aa replace­ment for the orlclnal aabeatoa

Council and Post Offi~e O.fficials to Meet Dec. 19.

by Elaine Skolnik

The Greenbelt City Council will meet in a work ses«id with officials of the United States Postal Service (USPS) on Wednesday, December 19 a 8 p.m. in the City Offices. Work sessions are open to the public.

The lateat propoeal dea!lnr with Greenbelt'l Poat Ollie~ In eludeo (I l eatabllahlnl a con· tract alation that would operate out of a bualneu In the ~ntt'r e,nd <2l bulldlnl a lal'l8 facility for aorttn1 and other functlona outll!de the core of Greenbelt, rather than on the propoud Creacent and Parkway Roado alte.

The tlty council lavon main talnlnl aplll facl!lllea for the Greenbelt poetal dlatrlct, with full cu1tc~mer nrvlc• In the Cent•r and a dlatrlbutlon facility e..,._ where, but not on ParkW&J and

Creacent. USPS maintain• that thc 0011 of apllt fllc!llllra would be prohibitive. Council Ia otJ!I walllnl for the complete eC<>· nomic analyola atudy oupporllftl USPB'a conclualon.

Council Ia not ...thu81Mtlc about a contract atatlon becaUH 111 ae,.,lceo are llmlted~aeiUnl

atampa and money ordera and acctpllnl pack.,.. to be mailed. Realdenu would have to travel to the main poatal facility to p!ek up packapo and mall that could not be delivered becauae no OM

wu at home.

shlnr14!ii, which are no loncer manufactured. GHI Is lnvestl­catlnc thla poalriblllty.

The Truet would oppose &II of the propoaed new windows for masonry homea. Thua GHI'a atalf enctneer baa been directed to research the coat and poaal­blllty of getting a window manu­factu·rer to cuatom-make ther­mopane cuement wlndo,wa u nearly like thOOie now In llH aa poaslble.

Little also llated condltlona un­der which the Truot would not object to the electrical heaV)'-up and the inaulatlon plans.

While the commenta of the Trust are advisory in nature, to etl'ect they carry conalderable welcht. om would be reluct¥t to take the time n.,.,eaaary to appeal the "advel'ft etl'ect" de· terminations through the proc~­durea available. Both board and """'Biement haw been very con­cerned &bout p,..,.,.tlq any un­n-1'7 delaya. 1Cw17 dq thft lnaulatlon of the,_ and bloak home• Ia put cff wtU 'be •oatl7 tlf the memllera, who muat PBJ' for the heat f'hlch now ncapeo throuch wan., attica and wtn­dowa.

..,._,, Poe& Ofllee

011 the other hand, curren~ef·-• foru to oave the old theater In the Center could be aided by the historic deal~r~~atlon. The~ are provlalona In the Tax Reform Act of 1978 that encourap the rehabilitation of certain hlatorlc <Income produclnll structures In an hlstorlc dBk~ Granu or loano, both federal \nd alate, may alao be available.

Whether or not the eatabliah ment of an hlatorlc dlolrlct would affect the conotruotlon of an ul­tra modern poat ofllce bulldlnl u preaently propoaed at the ln­ter..,ctton of Parkway and Creo­cent Road remains to be 1een.

FLASH Greenbelt Homea, Inc. mern·

ben tumed down the propoud 21.~ lncreue In the month­ly chaflea at the apeclal mem­berah!p meet1n1 lut nllht by a vote of 11Ml to 114.

The cotl'ee houses would otl'er Lakealde; (8) Bprln1hlll· Lake'; the OPilOI'tunlty to llaten to con- . <9> Greenbriar; • UOl WlndiOr temporary folk JUitar ,mualc; Gredn; and (ll)·GienOtkaVohln­Ir!sh ballads,, poetry, mime and ~eera may dail either DaV* 'Ben­humor. It will also· encourap . son at 441-2G88 or Konrad Her­contributions of funda and' aerv- Jln1 at 3411-1188. Ice to-- the varloua coinmltteee, partlculart;•thoae. concernlnl the fund drive,· publicity and lqal · and ftnanclal matters.

The II rat coll'ee hoU.e will -be. • · held Sat., ·Dec. ·10 at 1 p.m, at the theatre.

Kenneth f<ppstein. Designated Next: GI-ll General Manage·r

The Greenbelt Homes, Inc. Board of Director• haa announ­ced that 'Kenneth J. Kopstein, Deputy General Mima1er, will assume the po~ition of General Manager in early sprin8 on the retirement of the present General M•naser, Royat D. Breaahears.

Kopateln came to GHI In July Prior lO <;9111ln1 to GHI, Kop-· , . 1111. Since that time he hu been ateln aerved u a aenlor conalll­deeply Involved In rehabilitation tanl with the Jll&nBiement con· plannln1 for the 1800-unlt coop· oultln1 and accountln1 llrm of eratlve houalnl project, He haa Peat, Marwlck, Mitchell " Co. been lari81Y •reaponolble for .,o.. and ~lth the firm of Artllut' D., talnlnc the $8.4 million loan from Little Co. He baa alao been Dl the Department of Houalnl and rector of Union Development for Urban Development to finance the Interfaith Houaln1 Corpota· GHI'a !on1·awalted rehabilitation lion In Boaton, a comaunlty d, .. p~ram. velopment apnc)' In New York.

In addition, Kopateln haa been lnotrumental In obtalnlnl. lOY ernment fundlnR and lnlur&nce for opeclal projecta and houalnc uolotance. The GHl community baa received over $1 million In Community Development Block Granta and other 1ranta over a three-year period. He al10 In!·· llated lellllatlon creat1n1 an !n­•urance pf'OI'ram for unit pur­chue loana with the State •d. Maryland which would benefit all cooperatlvr houolnl project. In the alate.

iand county and atate JOYemment &~enclea In New York.

Kopateln wu lf&duated cum laude from the' State Unlveralty of New York with' a d..,.. !n political aclence. He went on to 1raduate work In man&~ament and accounllnl and recelwd a Muter of City Plannlq dqree from Harvard Unlwralty In lt'r2. He alao completed counea u a Ford Foundation Fellow In the Houoln1 Bpeclaliat Inatltute. He Ia a Certified Property llan&~er candidate and an Accredited Reoldent Man&~er In the lnatl lute for Real Eatate Man&~•·

OFFICIAL NOTICE ment. Kopeteln 11 aleo a mea~ber of the American lnltltute of Cer lifted Plannera.

CANCELLATION OF COUNCIL MIETINQ The City Council haa cancelled it. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING

of MONDAY, DECEMBEJf. 17, 18711.

The next Reaular Council Meetinc will be held Monday, Janu•ry 7, 1880.

Gudrun H. Mil!. City Clerk

PreMntly Kopeteln aervu u treuurer and ahalnnan of the lAilalatlve CommlttH, National Aa10elatlon of Houaln1 Coopera­llvea; llecretary and Chairman of the lAJialatJ" Comaalttee, Maryland Aleoclatkm of Houa1111 and Rednelop-t Apnclea; and on the ~- C0111111lttee, Roualn1 CNdlt Manual Dlfttop.. aent Project. ¥atlonal Colla-r Coc ;oerat!"" a.lnll.