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Jltws ltuitw . Qvo~vme 51, Number 51

AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

P.O. Box 8, Greenbelt, Maryland ·20770 Thurs., Nov. 10, 1988

Top Vote - Get er Hoyer, Democrats And Gun La in Greenbelt

by Mary Lou Williamson

u.s. Connessman Steny H. Hoyer once again .received the largest number of Greenbelt votes. 4996, in Tuesday's · 1988 General Election. AlmoSt 80 percent of Greenbelt's regiatered voters trekked tu the 4 precincts here. Greenbelters gave their SUPport, as expected, to the Deinocratic candidates and

Greenbelt Turnaut Unoflicial Results

·to the gun law. · Oa t1se State'e hotteat i.saue -

que.tloa a. a referendum oa. the at.te leaialature's law to lqm eataia kiDde of handguns, there Waa DO eonteat here u 4461 Gnenbelten voted "For"· to 3133 4'Apioat.,. Tbe 67.7 pereent ·~ ,....... . ..._... the co-unity hua't ehaq4!d'" ita miDd $iaee a ... dQ- refereodam iii wbleh

- -..orted ...... --· by tw.-. (See box, pep 2.) Mlebael Dukakill iii tbe -""'-' liam

to Vleo Pnsi· 48.»

aaare victory at where tbe . eaadidateo

- A couat · of tbe state's II5,IMIO ahoeutee ballota -y be _.ured to oeWe who woa.. . Ia the reat of tbe nation, Pnoldeat- Bush ... ept 30 staW. .-,;o Dukalcia'e seven with 18. lac:ludiDg ll'aryland, too cloae to ...n late Tllftday Diorht. The l>ull:akB-BenUen teanli out--per-

Prerinct CetQr- 3 st. Ruch's - 8 SprlngiUII • 8 Roosevelt • 13

Toto I

Rea:UWecl 2343 20"13 1680 2811

890'1

forMed both Mondale-Ferarro in 1984, 66.1 pereent, and CarterMcitldale in 1-, 4$.3 .,.,..,..U.

Paul S. Sarbanea won handily over Alan L. Keyes, by 69 to· 31 percent in Greet:lbelt, '70 percent in· Prinee Georges Coanty. and 63 percent statewide.

Hoye"t' trounced hie opponent .John Eugeae Sellner by 77.3 to

· 22.7 pen:enL. here, and 79 peroent aerou tbe 5th Diatriet.

lad-The liTe Judoreo on the ballot

all received favorable Tote. both in Greenbelt u well u the eounty ..... -te. . ~

. Of the three state and aefto ..aftty .q-. all but Quea-

··:0\a'C.~~·!.: ... ·u.o rigbt at tbe A..- Arundel County orovemn>ell& to -

.land for ·.....Wn publle uaea ln. a condemnation P....-mc prjor to a _jUJ7'• determination of eom.pe,..tioiL Tbla ·iuue apparently struck home for Greenbelt tea-ideDta diatreued by tbe State Hlcbway Administration'S ability to take a: portion of Greenbriar land for tbe new · BaiLi-

Votiac 189C! 1734 1196 2284

7105

Per«nt&ll'~

80.8 --83.6

71.1 81.3

79.8

m o r e-Washington Parkway J1t;mpe without ~aitlng either for negotiations with the ownen or a jury trial to set the price for the land.

Turnout The turnout of 79.8 percent

easily beated both the 1984 election tUl'IIOlit Of 76.4 percent and that of 1980, 76.1 per;;nt. The county turnout was 77 percent, while J eroa the nation only ~· percent of the -.oten went to the polls on Nov. 8..

I WHAT GOES ON [

Saa., .NW. _!_S. ·~--~~.!~~oneert, "The ~'Biiiitllfte Ensemble," Y oath 'Center

Moa.., NoY. 14, 8 p.ni: City Cou.neil Meetirtg, Municipal

·BWldint Wed.~ Nov. 11, 8 p.m. Adv;so

ry Plalllling Board··Meetiug, Municoipat Building-

Thana.. NoY. 17, 8 p.•. Gret"n be-rt. Homes, Inc. board

1 meeting, Hamilton. Place.

Task Force ~roposed for City Art~ Policy Receives Positive Response

by Diane Oher!f Approximately 35 people attended the October 17 public

be8riag on the proposed city arts policy, with five speaking in favor of prompt adoption and implementation .of the po1iey and no one speaki!Uf against the proposal. . Tile- proposed art. policJ' waa and programs. and advance pol...loped by a - fora eotab- iey goalo throu,.h eireetive plan~ ·by the Pub aDd Beerea. ning and cost-eft'ective use of tlaa· ~ Boud (PRAB). reoourees. Taek f~ chairman Tom Rena- To oversee the· implementation baa .-ariaed tbe policy, fo- of thio polley, .the proposal calla taai:ac attention 011 the lltate- for aasbrnment of all. city-run ~ of JMD'POSe: that ~ the arts 'PI"OJri'BlDS to one Recreation report. 1'llt. ·statement eaU. tor Department staf!' member. In adthe .lntecntioo of the Pertorm- ditio, .council would establish an IDa', rioaal and literary arta i11to Arts Committee to d...elop a cJe. ·- '"- ·at the lndtridnala ancJ tailed arts policy and to guide . ..._ eollmnaaity · U ~ whole.'"' The the city in ita impJemeatatioiUI. policy ....,._ at a i1erieo of The committee would conoiat nl ~ -.andu ~ to achieve a PRAB member, at Jeaat one

.......,..,. penon from each ol the .UU.J, Ullder the - polley tbe Perl-in« and literary arts, an

dt7 would: ·eAabli:sll· a YlU"iet7 art:& educator and two or more of ~ - ._..umi.. buoiDeaa repreoentatlYea, for a ~ .... ~· dtloea perti- -· at nine to 11 -le. dJIOII;ima Ia the -.·~ ..... eo.t --~.~-the . ...,__ The dQ- -· whleh baa re-

·.· ·~.:!':"~-= =-~~=-.!r~c~ ~ ............... ~ - .J._ K. Gieoe: pointed out

_ .l'll!llllac -:tar - - I tla• - _..,. oL Perl......u.e and

vixual .arts centers would be expensive .. The :!ltalf estimates that

·renovaLion of 10,000 ·:t«Juare feet· of the North End school buildin'!" for· a vi11ual arts eenter would coat $600,000 to $7&0,000. The c08t of Pl'Oridi~ a performin!lf arts facilit)r depends upon the nature of the facility and untiJ that. i& decided, cannot be estimated. Give"n current:·-shortfalls in the eity'a capital improvement& budget, Gieae said that to aecept the establishment of thue arb facilities without funding to accomplish them would be "mean~lees."

The proposed city e.opital improvement. budget, not yet adopted by eouneil, alloeated ~,8QO for renovations to the Nottn End Center. Bowevet, ·f396,400 Ia alread7 committed u matehiq funds tar state grant. for a senior clay eare eenter aDd a aenior aetivities eenter. Thia leavea apProximately $1611,000. In addition,. the. elt,. baa ......... t,,. ..,_ eelwd • county cram at fli0,-000 for North EDd reDOVatiODa.

How..,., lla7"01' _ GU WeldeD

See TASK FOilCE, paore Z

Council Tries.t:o Stop Land Taking for Parkway Ra'J)Ps

by Heather Elizabeth Peterson Greenbelt's city council has sent a letter to the county':-:

Department of Public Works to try to stop the condemnation of land at the edge of Greenbriar. The land i< tarv•'terl for use in relocating the northbound ramp" between the Balt;more-Wa\1\hinQ'ton Parkwav and Greenbelt Road.

At a apeeial dty councU meet. to extend the deadline, with no ina- on Oetoher 26, there was a succe11s. brief diseuaion cunrerning the Greenbriar rEC'Sirlents reporteci profl'Osed rampe and the condem- to count:il that they hnve since nation proceedill«''l. These ramps been told that <"Ondt"mnation pro-are desikfled to 1('0 through the ceedin""s had alreadv started be-southwest ed~re of Greenbriar, fore they met with Public- Works. next to Greenbriar Condomini- Council sent a letter to Jamts ums' recreation area - tennis R. Novack, Director of Public courts, swimming pool and com. Worka, urgin~ him to halt con-munity building. demnation actions until further

Council met with tbe coun•y·s neaootlations take place between Department of Public Works and Public Works and Gr->enbriar. Tran.~portation .arly in OM:ob- MiMlael Vaccaro. President o! er to diseusa Greenbelt's eoncern.a the Greenbriar Community Assoabout noiee and •fety barrien ciation, brought to the m('etin,( between the ram.,. ana the rom~ a blueprint of the propo111e·-i demunity. Greenbriar represent&· siKn and an aerial view of the tivea were porl.leularly eoncerned area. "The prohl('m is that they about the ramps' proximity to (Publk Works• see this"-he the Greenbriar tennt. courts and poin~d to the map showing pre-to ita child day-eare center. cisely drawn blue lines-"-tnd we

Weidenfeli reported thai he see thi•"-.and he pointed to the wu told at the time by <IJublic pi<'ture of the re<'Teation ta~·ih Worka that the city had three tif's. nestled among dark )C'"een weeb to aeeept the oft'er of trees.

::!i:O :~~in~d~:~1:".!e;~ County Call-A-Bus on <Xtober 31. Weidenleld tried Reaches Greenbelt

Town Meeting o1 Traffic Will A-ir Nov.I4 on 26

On M;Ondl\)', Novem~ 14 at 8 p.m., WETA Channel 26, will explore eaueea and possible 'IOiutiona tl:! the transportation nruo lema lacing area citizen• in "Tralllc lam! - A WET A Town Meeting," This pro,cram will present • 90-.miaute recional

-~ r==.:t<~~~tr;;. pertli ·at the W1!JT A atudloo .. m d'-euu, via lilrtelllte, important traftie iseues -With mrited atud.io audiences in eommunity cable aitea in Print!e George•, Fairla:x arid. Montgomeey Counties. Greetlbelter Ruth Ka.tner wiil be one of the partic:ip&nt..

Sanford Ungar, Dean of the Sehool of COmmunieation at The American University will hos'" the program. Panel members include P.-ince Georges f'ounty Executive Parris Glen<tening, .John T. Hazel of the Ha%el Peter~on Companies. area -tnnaportat.ion-oft\ciala, Walt Starling, tratl\c reporter lor WLTT-FM and Carmen E. Turner, General Manager of the Washington Metropolitan A1ea Transit Authority.

Prince GeorgC>s Counj;ys GAll· A-Bus Program has ('Xtended tL'l service into the northwest quadrant of th(' county, indwl•ng (Oreenbelt.

The purchaJo~e of four new vUnfl tllrou:.:h th<-" Statewide Spe("la( ·rra, ..... ,.ortatiOn AM~istance Pro~ram mude the ~ervil·e t•xpansJOn possihle. The Call-A-Bus Reet now contams ll vans, 6 hft.... equipped .

The program opeutes Mon~ W.y-5'riday, from H:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. CaiJ-A-Bus 1HOVIdes door-to.door service: trips are reserved 24 hours in advance ,,y calling 372-1255. Fares are $1 per one-way trip, hall-price f.J:r :5enior citizens and the diu •' .-.J.

For further information on the C~all-A-Hu8 Program, call the Of~ fice of Transportation at 952-:1636.

Greenbelt also hns its llwn call u-ride servi('t' whkh may O••

reul·hed hy culhn~ 474-.UOU.

Rosebud Ragtime Ensemble At Youth Center Sunday

The Ro.::lt!bud Ragtime t:nscrnOJe'" will Pl•rform 0n :-)qnday, ).l"ovember 13 at 7 ~1.m. at the GreenbeiL Yourh Center. AIJ residcnl!s and gUI:':its are invited.

OFFICIAL

NOTICE ~ ~ PUBLIC MEETING

DESIGN CONCEPTS FOR SCHROM HILLS PARK

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1!>88. 8:00 P.~L

COUNCIL ROOM- :MUNICIPAL Bl"ILDI~G

25 CRESCENT ROAD

The City Council has scheduled a public meeting to consider design plans for Schrom Hills Park. Council held a public meeting in September, and a design plan. "revised to refleCt citizens input received at that meeting, is now to be consid~red.

Council is inviting all interested persons to partici· pate in this work shop_

Gudrun ~,Mill)!. CMC

City Clerk A _

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Pag-e 2 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW ~Thursday, November 10. 1988

Greenbelt Vote -General UedfOn

Volume 51, Number 51 Thur.<day, November 10, 1988

Wait And See The question of what to do with the North End School

t>uilding has been complicated by the county Board ?f Education•s debate over the future of Center Sehool. Cttlzen activil•t.• have lollg urged the rehabilitation of all or part of the city-owned North End facility fur uAe as an art• center a~ weJl W4 for ehild day-care and ~nior citizen programR. Now the county aehOol l4ystem i~ al~ eyeing this si_te. as th~ ])OMSible too&t:ion for a 'ew Plementary ~hool butldmg to !'4erve Greenbett..

There Kre Mtill many unknown~. Before any city det:.isiun on u..~ of the North End School is made, a number of is.."4U~ mu..~t be re~Jved. including the tenns under which tht- :,J.Chool sy~tem would seek to reacquire the North End facility, what other site~ the !1Chool hoard may have under co~ideration. and the future of Center School if it is not renovated. Mo.•t importldltly from the city'• "tandpoint. h(Jw- will the city, it..~ citi7.en~)ts .students. its str~.H::ture~ and it~ green ~oact:>~ have fared when all the dec1swns have l~en made?

With ~ many var1aUloe~ uow in th~ mix. we think th~ city council would be wi!'tt!' to hold otf a decision on what to diJ at..-.w.JUt rehabilitatinl( North End Sc-hooL Sometime!-! the most .significant act i~ to wait ~tnd ~ee.

fa.lc Fore• PropcNec# for Arts (C..c..i•aeil f,.._ ... ~P OM'}

fekl: pointed out that thP ba~ku~ of an art.!- t:"enter at tbt> Nort~ EDd will have eo•peotition fop thoee funds from other intere~t lfTOUps, stu"h as those ~U2'2'esti~ child day care or a nur3ery Sl"hool at the s~.

.Rena.han said that PRA B did QOt ad: tM ta.k ffm:e to eonaider ~t in ~a 'POlicy, ba1 he did quetJtioa Ow ..ta.frs ntimate that an adllitional funtint:e- re:creation .taf!'•r W'OUid hf' requJrM_ Giftn that the Recrcat.ioa Deparblleat • ~ ~ 'ridina an. ~. tbe eommittee did 110t fee) U.t an adcliUonal fu.U-tiate staJier would be required. Giae aaill that tbe Reereat:ion De~ estimated that at least ODe additional 1uU time staffer would be re-qaU-od to perform aD tM dutieo propGIIIed in tile dnd't policy.

s- E-.1 A__,_, u~ ....... thetatunof

Center lXhool ma~ d.ert the im~1.ation of tile aru poiK'J'. n.. Board of EdDcation hao lined the Nortlo !lod ScMol site as a ~ 1oattion fJf a new ea.. mentary .chool if tMy deride DOt to ~te Cnter SchooL

While tbe poliey aaumes that the YiAal .art~; eeater would be 1looaoed ;a the Nortla EDd Sehool. ....... - tltat the polic)' io _..,_,.t.._...,.........,.._ ... -. ----~to

qllidtiF .. Mopt ... polic7 aDd

-- the AzU c..-Jue.. ftia - -- ......_.. 117 -~JeD Wud,--

trix Whitehall. Kevln Knei8ley aod Kelth Chern ito«.

Wa.rd ~aid that the proviaion of an art.~~; facility ~~ too 1ArJn a tasJC for the individual arts groups to do privately. Ho111'ever, he said that once ('Ounci-l made a C"''mmitllh!'nt to providf! 81Xh a f&C"ility. these gTOups eould aeelt private be:Defacton. Ward said that private donors will not rontribute to groups who ean oft'er only their dream of an arts fM"llity, with no promise of dty sup-porL

The prop.nal t"alls for the Art. Committee- to eetablish fund1'11iailqr criterUI for private lln'OUJM lleekin« ftnaocial help frem the city. Kueisley ob~ to havina a dty a~ bod7 aubmit fuodrau:iq- plau far private arta ~pa. He said t.he ~mmittee'• func:tioft ahouJd be to diatribute &IQ' an.nta ~eived by the ci"cy'. De.pite this objectioft. Xneisl~ •id. that it W im· portaat for the rity to adopt an arta policy'. ~ben Antoinette II.

Bram. .l-h -.. and Edward PuteM. and llla7or W eideftfe1d an supported tJae propoaal. Coundlmember Tho .... X. Wllit.r wu -........... !ham-- that the propo-..1 G- FouDdatioa. a •it>' ..... -..~ --t fuad, =lei bo! - t. nioe fuDda for the uta. Weldoafeld ...-_ •Pw tllat ....... idea C01Ild

- 01117 - - uta but aloo ..-Ide a f- for tM f-tion.

The ~ AzU l'olic7 wiU appear 011 the BeXt COGDdl acen<laforf.....U-.

TunHMit Total

President/Vke Pres.· Duka.kis/Bentsen(D) Bu!!h/Quayle (R) Othe,..

L". S. Seaate Paol Sa rbanes (D) Alan Keyes ( R)

Conll(reu • 5th Diatriet Steny Hoyer (D) John Sellner {R)

Stab! Qaestioa :S (Gun La•) fo'or Againl!.t

Cota•ty Keferelt"Ja Ruildinp (Qoea. Dl For Aa;rain~

Traasportation (Qaes. E) ~o·or

Again.~~ot

Library Jo"aC"ilitieR (Ques F) Jo'or Against

l'•blic' Safety (Q118. (;) Fo. AJr&inlt

'T'bunlas A. Sturm of Lastner Lane, died suddenly Sunday, _J..; ••. vembeor 6, of an aortal aneunsm. A World War II veteran, Mr. Sturm was a retired Air Force historian. He had been a GrePnbelt re~ident for 24 yean.

Mr. Sturm is $urvived by b1s wi!e. June, a formep teacher at Cent.A' &bool, and son Jan.

A memorial service will bf> held on Sunday, November 13 at 2 p.m. at the Berwyn United Presbyterian Chunh, 6301 GreenM belt Road.

Church Holds Xmos Foir The Luthet:an Women'$ MissionM

ary League at Holy Cro5!1 LuthM eran Church, ia aponsoPing :u, annual Chrl~tmas Fair on. S ... turM day, November 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The proceeds finance missionary projffts within Prit'M"e Georges County and the District of Columbia.

The Fair will includ~ white· elephants (one man's jun!l i• another man's treasure-), planta. handmade en.fts made by ladies of the ~hurc=h, and a bake a&IP. A hearty soup -will be f-tun:d at the luncheon. Youth of the t-hun:h will ~n Cbr;, :mas eards to earn moaey to flnaDC"e dteir tn.Tel to a .J'Outh- eonfereaee next sam:mer.

Gray Panthers Plan Annual Meeting

The 1988 Eledioa - Effects on the Gray Panther Procram wUl be the topic for the Gray Panther armual meeting to be be)d SaturdaJ', Novrmber 19 at 1:30 p.m. at thf. (il"'eenbelt Library. The apeaker will ~ a reprewntatiTe of the National Gra7 Paatheon.. who will aho report 011

the pret"eediDC week'• National Gran7 Pant'- eo--. Issun to be C!O'Yeored YJ1l indude '-lth ........ houaiJia, -·ion, and du1d caft. Ample- tiDw wiU be a.llowed for q.uationa.

At thia anaaal meetinir an .-of.....,fortheDeW ,._ wiU bo! .-......._ 1Prft nfnollmetlta will bo! ....uable. For iaf...-.doa or ~ticm .. u 47~.

(Unofficial Results)\ · St. S~triaa.?, koO&e·

Hacb'a ltut Lake.'· ..,ek % of v-Ce•ter

3 6 s: 1! T-1 Cut

1892 1'734 u95r

1146 9&ll 722:: 697 725 448:.

21 10 14 ':

1269 1137 739 ·: 512 480 atu:

1374 1261 784 ·. 3<45 33<1 278:

1n9 1143 1144'. 498 512 429

898 804 581 3SI. 397 226

1056 996 704 256 234 130

1219 1088 =· .t 177 194 144

1093 9113 89S 234 240 137

Free GED Course The next session af the Green

belt CARES free G.E.D. eourae wil1 begin on Thursclay, Dec. 1, and run for 10 weeks, ending on Thunday, Feb. 2, 1989.

The eourse wiJl be held every Tuesday and Thut:aday, 2-4 p.m. at Greenbelt CARES, in the munidpal building at 25 Creaeent Road. The course is free, although there is a $7.50 charge for tht: textbook. Anyone over 16 who has dropped out of high S<'hool and would like to take the GPE.D. exam is eligible to atund.

For more information, c-all .Judye Herin~ or Pat Barber at Greenbelt CARES, 345-6660.

Golden Age Club by Mary Gard.aer

There will be no :mee-ting oil Wednesday, November 18.

The dub's annual Tbanktgiving Dinner will be held on 'thanday, November 17 at the Ramada Inn, RL -'60 and the Beltway. The Chesapeake Room will open at 11 ;30 a.m. with dinner leM'ed at noon.

On November 23, Ray Battis· . telli of the National Council Qf

Senlor Citizena will apeak on t'"' new Medicare law.

On N~ember ·ao, oar apeaker will bo! GaU7D &wiml ft<nD the Priare Georges Pbilharmonie Or~ clleotra.

All meetiJl&'a are at.ll LID. at the Greeabo!lt Yoqth Ceater. Vloi· tors aft alwan ;.,e~come.

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T-.IIYe A_,tla ~ Plaa.Uq

Board .. -.. w ... --.,.. NtWn~IM'r 16.

1!1811 • ·-·-,_,..,._._ .. e,

.. ~. llooi1ollq 1. CALL TO OllDF.ll 2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 3. BOARD ELECI'ION 4. REVIEW OF ROOSE·.

VELT CENTEiliiASTi:R . Ji'LAM

2284 7106 100.0

1234 4082 58.1 11)06 2876 40.9

25 70 '1,0

1455 4C.OO 69.il 709 2065 31.0

1577 4996 'i7.3 513 1470 22.i

1435 4461 67.7' 694 2133 32.3

1206 4904 . 77.6 411 1415 2.2.4

U!l-f 4190 83.1 2S6 855 16.9

1450 4480 85.5 :U4

1389

759 14.6 I 4188 82.5

276 887 17.5 I

lndoO; Soccer Registration for Indoor Soeeer

is nearing a elose. Team.s are being formed and 110me roaten are closed. Practice should begin in about two weeki:.

Anyone who b.8!l ~t registered should do so immediatt!IY to reaerve a spot. Call Sue Corfteliua at 345-2661 or 277 -4H28 for information.

It aU goes u planned. molrt pmea will be played in Green .. belt.. not Bowie, as in preTious yean.

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Fomily Dentol Care Ennings A \'ailable

Accepting Ne- Patients $5:) draniDK wid~! Free Oral Can~ &reeniRJr Jllnd Esa•

AI J. Fishet-. D.D.S. 92'' Spri•l'bill 1:.a .. Grenbelt. MD 28771

2-1 H .... r E•er~y

220-0016

GBJ

·-Meoti.c

l .... u.t-.,-A...-n.a ..... ,.. 8 p.tL

N..-aaber 17, 1988·

c·llrlii..rda-. l. Apptovaf ol Al<e1tda

2. Appr.o.val at llembenWp

AM>llcatlo.,.

3. Viailo" and M~rw "-llananr:

• 19119 Badpt - Sf!lec'ticr.l· of Auditor · ~ts from AdY!oor7 .. eo.;,i.iuo.. ·

li.·Preoid'etit &.~·...;..._.

letters W,_. Is,,. Meeting?

WbeD ia tbe meetiac? You Jaww, the one we've been told siDce - wu it. last May! -would bth lldlecluJod OOOD. The ODO about Center Sehool. ''When is it!

. I~a been held! The eebool -..t repnoentatlveo aft!l cit7 eouacil held it! They talked about vadiDa North End far Cen'ier! They .aid the school. board property olf Hamilton P1aee dioaaJHd itael:f u eity propert,..ometillle before Halloween!

Did .omeone forg~t to tell ua about this meeting! Oh. The meetina' wu not open to the public .o it waan.'t publicizecl. What! Izi Greenbelt! A closed tnHting!

· NU -.; couldn't be - you're kiddiae-

011, it was an. info'rmationP,thering meeting to disc:uu op. -~ SiDee when do the aehool board aDd city council have the corner

· on opticma! I've been waiting to ba.e ·my aay and .to ~ Youn, beton the •urvey comes out. I 'W'Uil to .hear it all 7 . not ju..et _ what .ome elected 8gures deem politieally advantageOuS.

I haven't made up my mind yet what I think should be done

. about Center Sehool, but I've thought up lots of pros and cona for several optionS I've identified. I"m •ure )"\)U can think up lots more.

. ·Anyway, why is city council talking to the achool board! We r~··flad ·• meetinc With city council about this issue. Who are they speaking for! Why can't

. they speak in front of us all !

So, when is th~ meeting ? You know, the meeting about Center Schoo). The one we were told ·- was it last May! - would be soon!

Open Letter To the Editor:

fi•• Electjon Nieht. J don't koow about you. but l'm not &ati8fted with tlhis yea.z:'• ~ paica. and I want to do some.&h:iDC to prevent ·a tepetitio:;1

. in 1982, recardleas .of wbo wins 1988'• · -Y d~e.

.Aecordinc!Y, 1· am inviting ......... of aU poUtical persua, oloDa liD Job• ~ •.-lng a .--. DOn~--~1!-0aral, ..,......rocltO; :- ~lllcial natioDal, ~;Coriven· tioD lor 1~now!

. We naJiy can do i~ew,p)y, -.. 11ome ..._utero· with a 'ftiant.eer tel~vniea'tionJ -· Jf ~ are in:irigued by th~ .,.-nlty and ..ant to suppol$ *bio nonprollt, n,on,.parti' an. patriotie enterpriee, pJeue leave me a recorded

-· at 961-8'193. I waQt to be clear and - wMh'-the Greenbelt pubfie, aad to aC'kDOW~~ tbat. • a . .completely aeparate ac:

. &lrii>J', I - putial to eertain poteatial - for .1m. r ~ "'=-~::=.."":..~f;:~ . ~r, uniteCi in· a eommiC

i JMirt. to purify ~ .. ~iRyigv~-

:,1 :':tt;~ quali·~· ~ ~~ ,

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Paare

Make First Tim11 the Last

We were at the! Lake Park on Sunday morning, November 6, enjoying the peace, tranquility and wildlife of Greenbelt's moat beautiful park. when the scene was destroyed by huge military helicopters flying loW over the lake landing on its shore.

PoUce Blotter

Granted. the National Guard is a worthwhile organization when usefully employed, aS in recent emergencies·' such as tJle. fireftghting i~ drougbt-.atricken areae: and the public shnuld. have 'awareness" of such constructive aet;vities.

But the roar and fumeJ:i of helicopters and trucks do not belonqo in a quiet city park, one of our few remaining natural havens. One cannot have it hath ways. Either we wilJ have a physical and mental oasis whieh will attract and keep marvelous creatures such aa k:ingftshen and blue herons, and give ua time to think. or we will have a landing pad for helicopten.

This event was referred to in the New• Re<riew as the firsT. annual National GUa.d Awareness

. Day j it should be tbe last held in , ~e Lake P&rk. A 'more suitable loeation can certainly be found, one which would minimize dis'tu.rbanc:es to the remaining natural areaa.

THANKS Greenbelt Soccer Aasoc:iation

would like to thank aU the ice cream lover& in Greenbelt who {patronized) our stand. Special thanka go to the young GSA players as well as their par-1nte, who dona~ their time to help

.IJ\&Jce tbia Arst odlcial fundra~r a suc:cess.

,GSA would also like to thank the Public Works Department who helped out by eett:ing up the field ~toals and lining the fields in preparatiOn for the Baltimore Blast Clin:fo. planned for Braden Field. Unfortunately the weather did not eooperate ao the clinic was at the· Youth Center. But they helped ·out by doing this work ahead of their planned tiine. Thanks!

f Jolut T .. Conaeliu

When Pfe. Tbomu. Keift.ine stopped a ear on Oct. 28 for a trafllc violation on Greenbelt Rd. near Walker Dr., he noticed the_

handle of a handgun atickittc out from under the pa111encer seat. A search · ot the vehicle revealed 201 wrama of "crack" cocaine. The amall caliber handgun had had the aerial number ffled otf to avoid identification. .Two men, residenU of Greenbelt, were arrested an.;l eharged with pouession of "craek" with intent to distribute. poaaeaaion of a handgun, and removing the aerial number from the gun. In addition, tbe driver was eharl'ed with speeding and driving with a suspended licen~ and is being held without bond pending triaL The second m&n ia being held on $500 bond pendiDJr trial.

Stolen V .. lclea Two nonresideate were ar

rested on Nov. 2 a'nd charged with auto thett when Offtcer Thoma~~ Moreland, while on pa. trol, saw their car fail to atop for a red li~rht on Greenbelt Rd. at Hanover Pkwy. A regiatration check revealed the car had been stolen in Virginia on Oct. 31

Two other nonresident. were arre.ted following a atop for a safety violation. The men attempted to flee and were eau'E'ht. The ear had been atolen in Virginia and , the licenae plates had been stolen in ·Prince Geoi'Jte!l County. _

On Oct. 30 a 1981 Harley 1 DW

Rider motorcycle wu taken from the 9100 block of Edmonston .Rd The bike was blaek with gold trim and had MD license plate111 74082D.

On Nov. 1. a burgundy 1988 Jeep Cherokee Chief waa repor-

Greenbelt Arts Center

BAKE SALE Saturday, November 19

9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Roosevelt Center

For infiormation <"all

441-1033 or

441-8770

~ llllrrlll Lyacb Realty

.'GET'AIIEAD 81' .LEAPS A: BOUNDS! A

t ··i£~11 L)'I'ICh Realty, our auociates s~ ahead i-ter aDd :fa.rUier in their careen beeause we heip t~em ~iab IUld .aebieve consisotentl7 hitrh career pab. We -~ ~ ex_ee~ent be;'efib ineludiott: · -

e Af:.t.nctive comm.-ton aplita. e 'l'bi! .itftnirth and support of a n.wonal company. • Exl:ltino: ,......._y tripa. e Nadonal a_'"ld local trainin.r u well M Kuten" Pr"OST&IDL e ·National and. loCal marketing au.pport including special

e fn-::~.!.~~t te.m thK proviclee faiJ-time_.:auP-

• r~location Center abel natio:.at referral netWork provXI.inc thouaancb of referr.la.

Tbia SUJ'IM)rt helps aaake oar auoeiates 64% more· productive tha.n the .btdaatrJ' averacer• '

U ~·re. looJdDc for a real Notate eompany that will apport J'GU thJ'Q'Wboa.t 7GUr career. we'd like ~ heaz' from you. PJeue caiJ the 9llce JM!:al'aot you or (301) 530--3200 for a ~n6denti~ interview. '

ted Stolen from the 6100 block from the open trunk of her t'l

of Breezewood Ct. It was re- while she was loading grocerie COvered an hour later after hav- The suspel"t was released pen( ing been in an accident. ing triaL

At.o on Nov. 1, a silver 1987 About $.150 m cash was ~akE Toyota 4-Runner (VA lie. plate from a coffeeMshop on :--;ov 2 MLJ.584) was stolen from the the 6300 block of Ivy Ln. EntJ 7800 block of Mandan Rd. was gained by breaking out t!

nett. door loC'k. Two vl"nding mnchlnl Two theft& resulted. in arrests were broken into at the Co·\

thia week. Pfc. Matthew Carr gas ~tatwn on Oct. 28. An und &ft'eSted a 20..year-old male res- termint-d amount of C'Oins Wl

ident for leaving the· Co-op Food taken. An apartment in the 601 Store with two 12-packs ·of beer block of Springhill Dr. was br· without paying for them. He wa.s ken into during th,. afternoon releaaed pending trial. A 27-year- Oct. 31. Entry was ga1ned 1

old nonresident man was arrest- breakinll a sliding ~!asp; door ar ed:::,.,::fo:;:•:...;:•tea=::linc~.:•:...;:w.:;o::m=•::•'.:•-'P~"::•.:••::......;•:.::.,:emoving the charlie bar. ·&- AGENDA - Regular Meeting of

- . City Council _.,.;;.- Monday, November 14, 1988

r~- 8:00 p.m. I.

n.

111.

IV.

ORGANIZATION 1. Call to Order 2. RoU CaD 3. llecli .. tion and

Pledce of Allegiance to the Flag -4. Consent Agenda - Approval of St.atr Reeommendatwn

(The conwnt agenda consists of those itemg whu~h hav1 a.ateriaks (•) 'l)laeed beside them, subject to .iU<:h r~vig:r•n a• may be made by the Council prior to approval J

5. Approval of Apnda and Additions

COMMUNICATIONS 6. PRESENTATIONS

- Citizens for A Cleaner County Reeognition of Recyeloi.ng Program

- Prince George's County Re<-yding Coa!Jtwn - National Aesociation of Retirt'd Pf"rwn:-~

7. Petitions and Requests (Petitions received at t.l-ae met""ti.ng will not h~ act.Nl upo by the City Council at this rnee-tlin,p: unlt:-.s:s th~ sta.ndtni rules are waived by the ("on neil I

8. Minutes of Cound1 Meeting!4 9. Adminiilbl'etive Reports

10. Committee Reports - Prf"t'.entation

LEGISLATION --..,.. 11. A:1 Ordinance to Amend Chapto..•r 1a. "PersonnE'l", ol 'h-.

City Code hy Rt"pealinl( and Rt•e 1ac-tin1Z w1th -\ mt-m: mt>nbl Section l:i-1-15, "(.Jroup Lif~· ln:-;uranc••"" t" H< fleet an Uacrea~e b tht" Amount 11f Life lmsurance Co~'el atee for Clas~ified 1-;mpltoyeeoS and tO Clanf:t Lan~tlJ.ll• ahd t.o Make a Technkal Cu1redi•m in S!•ctw·1 ],i-11' "Employee Benefit:i - Part·timt• C!a:~~itit'(] Emplo.\'1'1"" - Second Reading

12. An Ordinance to Amt.>nd Chapter 1:~ . .. Pet;onrwl", ,,f th City Code by Re-pe-aling and Heenna<:ting with Anwn• ments Article II. ••ctassifil·atwn'' and Art1l·le 1\'. "E-:r: ployeji!: lknefita•• to Clarify C 'mpenl'lation and Bt·rj('t Regulations as They RelaW to P1>liC'to Offirer·~ Perforn i!tC St.iJeduled Shift Work and to Ot.het'WJ:it.' C:.arif Lanauage and Make Technh'al Corrf>Ction~ - Sec::ond Reading

13. A Resolution to DesiJ,t"?J.ate Gt"Oup Health Plans an Health Maintenanee Org•nization Plans to ~ Offered b the C;t:y to Claaaified Employees and ro Establi~h Polk for Oeterminh'« an Approved City Health !'!an for Cit Employees. for Determining the Amount o! Contributiot1 the City Shall Contribute Toward Premium ExpPnaes fn Each Employee, and to Authorize Modifications to th City"a Contract With Blue Cross-Blue Shield of the Ns tional Capital Area • Second Roadlnjr

OTHER BUSINESS 14. Reque.t from Tuwn of Berwyn H.-illhts Cor Cnnveyanl'

Oil Land: Eaat of Ken' worth Avenue to Berwyn Height 1&. Crime Prevention mittee Petltion fur )(aryland ~tat

Legislature lnitiatjve!§ to Etimina toe- and Prevent SuI" »tanee Abuse

16. Role.e of Pennka • G-abrook #2811 • Clopftal Oftlee Park # 236

17. COUnt,- Leaialation • CB 13'·AR R.P.C. Zone

18. Aria Policy 19. Purchaae af Tractor with Mower 20. Leaft!Mive .............. 1989 21. Center School Renovation 22. Finanelal Dbclooure. 23. At-..... at 11-np

_ 24. Reap.,.U.tm•b to A.cln.ory J:l>lanning Board 21. Re1icnation fl'OIII Senior Citizens Task Fon:e

V. SCHEDULING OF FUTURE MEETINGS NOTE: TffUI IS A PRELDIINARY AGENDA • SUBJECT T<

CHANG I:.

RMSeYell Ted c.ter AP ..._Are Anilltle

•Wi=eti=a tor •tiT into the ~ 1!eieaee .... Tedmolov .....,..,_ .t Eleaaor ~t loiP - ..., a...Uabk at all

..w- - "' JIOiblie -.1-VF ..-. iD ~ G<oo...,.. eo.at.-. Tllle app].icatioft deadline ·~2.

TM SeieACe and Teehnoloe7 "->a ia a foa7"'7"U P~• ldch o<bool """"" of stud:r

- p...m.tea iDcftued --tioB:al OIJPOrtDJlitJ' ill. tbe scienti.Ae aad t.ehaolecical llolda for oelected 8tadeata- fl"'OII all areu rd l"r!!ra c.-z- Cooat;r.

Approximately 221 Dinth Jrr&den will be ~ for the oro-11ft'8111 at Eleafttt1" ~It Hil!il &!hool. In additicm, a liminod number at te"nth-rrade studentA will be ~ept.ed. Students applyinc for the proeraras should ft-.

member that no appldtion.s will be attepted after the ~ember 2 deedline. .J

AdJ:niasion to the Sde~e and TeeimcMolry prosrram is throul!'h. coapftjti•e testin« amtf ~nsideration of academic etandin«. •hich is lloued on 1"987 -81 p~ and the .tlrst quarte'r JrTade$ of tM euJ"!'ftt't tchool year in the areas of Eaclt.h. Social Studies, Sc~nce aacl Kathematin.. The entr&lt.~ ex..tnatioft is .~eheduled for Sata:rday, J'aDoary 7.

E:arolhDmt in the- RO<Mie'Velt Cea&er i• determiDecl by residen«wit.hin the ren~r's ~aphicaJ

-~~,::~~ted into tM procram are requin:d to ('Om

pJeote a four-year biably st.TUdured- lleqQe'nce ol ~nes in mathe-ax-.. pre-e~~gi-neerin~r t«-hnol~ o aad ~- tn acldition to re-qmrod - and ~an,... ..... ............

Seerial .....mOna for par'l!llta and .c.deaq ilrterested in this pl"'; C'f'alll will be- held at Ele-anor Ro _...It Hi«b S.hool on wda•. N~beT 16 at 7:30 p.m. • ror additional iafonnatifMl C'Oft·

tut Jane- He-me1l, 345--7500.

Talent Show at SHl SpriDchiU l..ake.-• First A.,..

nual Lil» Synrh COldest will takP pl..,. Thonday, N.... 17 6'36-8:30 p.m. Come to c-ompe-W. ~P just comrt to wa~h. An admission f~ inel~: ~r. win., door prizes, and a yo..-urt bar INadlin,.. to ~r for thif' ronU>~t is Monday, Nov Pi. Fint Prize will be a .. baU,..t of chr ........ f:rom Grt"'e'nway LiQuor<~. 21 ye-a~ arwi old .. r oaly.

Heahh Info crt Library The TMlditional A~upunc-tt.re

Institute w;ll hold a 5l'en*'rnl health mformation ses~ion on :-.;'ovpmbeT 2-1 at tM Gr.-enbe-lt Public Libr.lry from 7 to R ::~0 p.m. Tlwn il> no ~llarg_e_. __

Palnt8ranch Unitarian Church

3215 PowMr llih Road (ne-ar CheTTy mn Road}

San_ No~. 13. t:JI and 1t:U "The Prophethood M A 1: BeU@Vt>r.; ..

Chureh Schr:ol 9:30 a.m. lln. L 'II'. It~ 117--

<=>< Catholic

Community of Greenbelt

MASS

Mo•'cipalluilding

s-.lay, 10 A.M.

GREENBELT NEWS REvtEw

GreeaWt Gralt ~ by ........ Jad:r

..Y ou•d better 1110t 1'0 to work tomoJTOW.~ aaid Uncle Cheriot. "You seem to be eomi:nc down with a eold. ..

.. tt.•s ftO big deal.'' I asaured:

~";'·~I t!:u!~na:,,.~!"iae .. A h., but :roa micht breathe

oa. your eomputer, and that eould be dangerous," Uncle re· plied.

... So •hat if I do?" I asked .

.. You're probably infertious. and YO'D know how easily eomputen eateh .. vi:nues," he said.

I laughed. ..No. hO. Comout. en don't ea~h human viru.M:S. :s' Ot to WorJ"7 ."

"You mean they eateb viru:.~es from animals'? Uke Fido's ke-nnel COUR'h or Kitty's ear infee. tion ~ - Could they ge-t carried away by hair balls?"

"You're the one thal'A cettin5or c-arried away. Computer- viruses are not !ik'!' that..,. 1 answered.

~Well, I'm worried," UDt"le in· sisted. ..Supposin~r those littll" buR"gen get_,. i:ntn the IRS tiles, and I recf>ive a tax bill for a million dollars. What if they get into the Medi.l:an records and J come down with a rare di8ea:"e. Somebody told me . . "

•· Are you Jl'Oifl« to believe ev. eiyt6ing you hear'!" I asked. .. Supposin.- AOmebody told you two whales were frozen in Greenbelt Lake. Would you beli.-ve that!""

... Really! .. His eyes were big with surprise. '"Froze.n in November '! I had no idea it's been that cold. And .whales. you say, 1 wonder that J didn't see them wMn I was feeding the goldfish. Wh.at kind of bread crumbs do

tJ#/14 7eu1u.u Our aympatb:r to J ..... -

and her IIOD, Jan OD tbe reeeat deatb of her huob&Dcl, Thomas.

Beot wishes to And:r Sielll fcmmerl:r of the Puhlie Wona Department on his DeW elldeavon in IIUJlDY Florida •

It'a a boy for )(ike ud Sarah XullaJtey, 50 Ridce Rd. Their fint ~hild, Kerry Douclaa. was born at Prince Georces HoaJrital Center on October 26 weiarhing 8 lba., Kerry's dadd7 ia start;q this week to deli?er the New. Re-riew copy to the printer.

Congratulations to Erie Jorgensen, a 8"0&1ie for the Capital Boys h~key team, who shut out Northern Vircinia durin.- int.etmjssion of the Washington Capitals/New York blander came at the Capital Center on Nov. .4. The two-man team of Eric aDd Tommy Moran now move-a on to the finals, to be held Fri., Feb. 10, during the L.A. Kings game.

you suppose they would like!" [ sighed in frustration. .. Real

h1e one~." I moaned. "White or whole wheat!" he

a!'lk~.

I shook my head in despair. "L'nt-le,., 1 screamed, "Can't you !<l:e that ['m just pulling your ll'l!?" .

A smiiP spread over bis fa~e . '"Oh, o( course, J understand. You'pe not really going to- wo.rk tomorrow. You'll stay home on aeeount of your cold."

.. Right," I said surrcnder:inst". ••If I feel better I'll buy ten loaves of bread and feed the whales in Greenbelt Lake. If you're sure they w011"t eatrh my t'omputerz "''inaa.. ,..

ENTER TO WORSHIP. ' .....

DEPART TO SERVE GRHNBEL T BAPTIST CHURCH

CNscent & Gt-eenhillltaacls 474-4212 Bible Study For All Ages (Sun.) 9:45 AX Worship Services (Sun.) 11 A.M. It 7:00 P.M.. Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.) 8:00P.M.

Greenbelt Community Church UNITED CHURCH OP CHRIST

~ HiJltide A Cruc:ent Roads _yf -··. Phone: 474-6171 mornings

11 t _:, 10:15 am Sunday Worship

.-. -~ _ /'1. h~ l 11 :20-"11 :40 "Coffee· Break" ,a-2': ''-' _:iGi], 8 ltd 11:40-12:20 ~ellow~hip 7 . · : and Leammg for all

.__, . "' Wue:sery care provided. "A rhurc-h of thr open mind, the warm heart, the aspiring soul, twrl the social l~ision ... · /'

Holy Cross Lutheran Church ues Greet~Wt Ro.d

Worship Serriees Sunday 8:30 and 11:15 a.m. (Inf~t eare pro-vided H.dt seni«}

Suaday ~~ &ad Bible Ctaues 9,50 a.m. Pro-School Ilepoorlment 9:50 &ad 11,15 a.m. For iafon~~&tioft reganli.Q&' :progtaJDS for 70uth. 70UDC adulta. ~ &ad - ci- pioue call the Cburclo otllee. ~ B. -· P.- 345-5111

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'nlul'!!day, November to; 1988

Christmas Bazaar Is On Saturday

St. .Jolm'a Epioeopol a.-1> at Route 1.,..Powderllma.dm Beltoville ia ha-rinc Ita ......ual Chriamu lluaar oa Sat., NOY. 12. 10 ...... - 3 p.m. Theft wiU be a aileDt auetion. dried flower U'•

ra-ta.- Cllrl-.. decoratloaa, haad-palaied _....,_ alised omamenta. .,.. -eratt.. Baked ..- ..... light lunch will be a..U.ble. L.a>rarv Friends ta Meet

Tbe Prieada Ot the Greeabelt Library wiD meet WeciDeoda:r, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m. at the llbnry. POGL hu juat ftnlohed a -.er;r aueceuful book and bake sale, aud will be malriq pla110 for the winter, which will lnelade a Scrabble to!li'IJ&IIIeut Ia Pebruar;r. An;ru.,. intaated may c:ome to the meetinc - FOGL works to earn funds for the b"b.ar7 aud to promoU: ita RrYieea. Call Barbara Simon, 474-2192. for information.

MISHKAN TOIUUt SYNAGOGUE

Ridge A W-ay Rda. G......,belt, llld. 4'14-4228/4224

Coneervative/ ReconKnletionillt

Serricea; Frida7 8 p.m. Saturday 9 :30 a.m.

Rabbi : Saul Gri1e

laha•f Faith -r.be &ift al God to this e':tligiltened age is the kDO"A"ledee of the oneness of mankind and Otf. the fundamental OneDe!IS of reli«ion."

-&hail!aeftdWritlap

c.-- -·1 c-.11101ty· . P.O:._ US

G .......... :atl 10'170

Ui-lllll _474-40111 .•.

MoWaH Me....tal V.....ll-a..dt ............. " ....... :.~ sm-lt:UA.II.

11 ..... W...W. ll:tt A.IL

Dudelli_P_

ST. JoHN'S CMURc:H

E~ a.-. Bl..t..at J>.riojr Jllll

ltd.,BeJt.onDo ,_ 8:30 .:..,_ Holy Eae~t

10,811 a.m. Hol:r E~ . , -;'tb':aG~ ...... s,;nday S.hOol

•) Re.. Jolm G. Balo, Reder

:.. : ~::

4 ALL.AAE _ I!IIIIZI:lDr. INVITED !~

GREENBELT HEA,L TH AND WELLNESS FAIR

Saturday, November 19, _1 0 a.m.: to 4 p.m. - Greenbelt Yawh C.- 1

Heohh and Well,_ ,G#essionols will be on ~ to provide cw;..,nt information on numerous lteahh ~on-cerns of fN 80's. \_ ·

- FREE! FOil ALL AGES FUEl

-~ No~ 10: 1988 _ GREENBELT _NEWS REVIEW Page6

(onl~ 90 min~ away)

WHEN: s&turda::Y. December to, 1988

TIME: Bois will· leave the Springhill Lake

Recreation Center between 8 :00 am-8.:30 ain

WHERE:

COST:

Martin.~bui'IC. West Virginia

$17.00 per person

Shirleyann Egenreider ~ 345-2151 -. 345-1974

KASH,INC.

COUNTER OFFER QUI!STION: I .-,.eo~· a writ... .a.r to ... retaa.e •Y pro.

-- ·Wioat loa- to tbe ........ •u if I Wtake a ............. , 4N8WEil: A counter ofl'er is a t!oalbJN.tion at a rejection of • bdtlal otfer aad a new offer I!J' - oel!er. When the MDW ....._ a· higher price, _,; clowa paym..,t, or dill.,...

- -.. the bu7er'• origi-.1 offer. is .automatieally ~ned.. In efreet, thU.. ,..,.. burn bofdceto bebiud yoa. . If . the

ref~~~JU' ·your· ·~unleT ialiowa)'-~C&D

the oril!rinal oft'er beca.u.se it witl have been wiped out with -the rejection and counter \offer. This ia a tzieky aft& ol negotiation that ea£-a for expert advice.

Tloilolriac ., ·~~e~uac Y•r lleaef

We& ... TIIea.,. .... ! < Fer A. PRBB

JlarketValua-ol YG.r~Oiodad.--

ShiileYa-.... c_ •• u .. or 345-1974

The c,..nbelt Lion Bellea will hold a dinner meettna on Tues., Nov. 16 at 8:30 p.m. at the Fireaide Beef Houae on Greenbelt Road. All memben are invit 1 to attend.

u AleohoiJ.c. AnonYJIIOUa or Nareotic:ll AnoJ171110W. -to hold their meetinga.

Parenta ean be aupportivt> of their ebildren by giving clear meuage. about drup and alroboa- aatd Lorion. Children nf'ed atronc" · famUy valun atated openlJ' · by their parenta, he aald, to help their chiJdren resiat the m&IIJ" eonftietinar muaaaoee by the media aDd their peen.

Stephen Miller, Auiatan~ ·oi~ reetor of the Otrenclen UtiliziDg Treament Inc. (O.U.T.), !lltreaaed that eveeyone in the com· munlty muR participate in whateYer they are beet euited to d '· "It ie better to build ehildnn ·

men &Pd women.''

Attention Prospectite

l-lome Buyers Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHIJ, one of the largest

and moat established housing cooperatives in the country, is offering brief and informative presentations designe<l _tp introduce GHI to you. The presentation will explain what a cooperative is, how GHI operates, what services are provided to GHI members unde•· the monthly charges,_ and the financing sources which are aYailable. This information will be useful to you whether or not you purchase a GHI home. This is an ideal opportunity for persons who are considering homeownership to learn about GHI and to ask questions in a relaxed atmosphere. I

-Let us introduce you to the cooperative lifestyle RF> FORE you look for a home. The next presentations will be held on: · I

Saturday, Novemb.,. 12

Monday, November 21

Saturday, Dectimber 3

11 a.m.

7:15p.m.

11 a.m.

Pleare call Louise .at 474-4161 for reservations and information. The sessions are free, and there IR no cJbligation.

..GREENBELT HQMES, INC. Hamilton Place

Gr .. nbelt, Maryland 20770

@

5·~ 79C =.!:~Fr- 89c with~ r- (1~22 lb. Avg.) TUIUCEYS lb.

Super TIU .......... haN

Semi-Boneless $).39 HAM lb. c.op a.-. Beef ......... ...._

ROUND !11 ... 79 ROAST ...... lb. ~

Boneless HAM Mashs HAM SLICES R_,..,HiH

Turkey Franks

~.29 .... £lb.

7~. :.l<ay reg.., low salt I lb.

;liced ft-29 1acon "'I~

:ound HiD :urkey lreast

~ WOZZAIBLA :HEESE ... ....... llUTCH •EGG I'OTATO SALAD lb. 7P

with Pop-Up Timet' (1~221b. awg.)

T:k~-; '-n SJ·2~ Breast lb. Co-op Lean Beef ......... Eye

....... us· Tiwls •C J-ec.RaU .

::~d lb.52·19 = he 2-"

C.O.,Lean Beef Boftelaa 3 lb. ·.

~t= lb.SJ-99 ~-....··59 C.O.,Lean Beef Boftelaa ... Stewing $)990c =--.a-n_Spr_a.-,-~--=---

~Extral.ean lb.l;.. =" ~ ... ::~::: s . .· ~.~ 2/.99 ~raut 69C ~.: 2.21 Reg.-U-Ited 1 lb '4's .

Land-O-Lakes SJ.89 Butter Sea'- smalllarge curd 24 oz. COn AGE CHEESE

SJ.39 Kraft Cracker Bane! $)· 8ft CHEESE STICKS .VY

10 oz. Kraft Pt.iladelphia CREAM CHEESE

a oz. light&Lively YOGURT

8oz. Pillsbury CltESCENJ ROlLS 8 oz.

89• 3/$1

HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS

~oz. ~.: AH Varieties 7 7.,. ~ Stik. ea.:. 79

2'>2oz. ..-

Intensive c-. $189 V....tineOriei-1 . SKIN LOT10N 10 oz. . .

,...._. 99···.c ......... 6az.

69c

Reynolds 25 ·~ ........ Flit Scelt ......... 140's

Red & White 14'>2 oz. ......... ,,c .,..!!_ ____ _

Dahl 1. 2 oz. 89 ....... . c ....... Kellosisii 13 oz.

........... 9 .,........._ .. '. ............. ·

Washlngtan Deliciaus lb • Pasca1 59C . Reel: or Gold 49• Celery ·Apptes -· Indian River 3/89·. Western

99c White or Pink Cauliflower Grapefruit -· Navel 6/99c .Western 89c Oranges .Broccoli

r -· Aniou 59c Southern

39c Pears Yams lb. lb.

Ocean Spray 79 All PurPose L- lb.

Cranberries - .· .· . ( White 19C 12 oz. bag . Potatoes Dole·. SJ-79 Eastern 49C Pineapple Carrots -· 2Jb. bag

Fresh q 29 -~ Gol,. 1 lb. bas .29 Apple Cider • M1xed '>2 1. Nuts

Em.. the Co-op TURKEY DRAWING,

You Can Win OM af . 5FJtEE .

BU1'11RUU TURKEYS Drawing to be Helcl at

Co-cjp Store -Wed., N-. 22nd at4p,m •. _

-Entry llox at Store One UtQ' per penon. . No purchue Neeea..ry. EmpTo,-ee. 1: '11Mir Families not Elicil!e.

Miller Genuine 6 pk.-12 oz. NR's

Draft $2.99 Beer

Gallo Wines $5•99 3 Lit. Paul Masson WINES 3 Uter ss···

CO.OPTURKEY DRAWING

ENTRY BLANK

Name- ........... .

Address ....... .

Phone ............... .

COuncil and CRAB Discuss Jdea of Greenbelt Foundation

P:qe8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, lol'ovemtier lo,' 1.888 ·

by Karea Myers At a w"ork.session on October 5, the City Council and

representatives f-rom the Community Relations Advisory Board (CRAB) diseussed the· possibility of forming a Greenbelt Foundation which would create funds to be used for unique and worthwhile community purooses. ~ of IJUda a !oonda. on them. He added that the

tion hall beeu come on for over foundation would not like~ rttD a ;rear. ~her AntoiD-- on a volunteer basis. but would

Next apring u the laaves on the t.rea. becin to unfold. tin7 gypq JDOth. caterJ>illars will start emerJrinc from egg masses laid late UU. su.mmer. In aome part:ll of the county it is likeJ7 that defoliation of entire trees will occur if l'lOthing is done to aid trees in their battle for surriva.J.

A number of organisatioJUJ .nd eoneerned eitizens thro~hout ~e county have ~bined eft'orts and

Sign Language WOrbhop r.-... Unclento~ A ._at Sip~ Work

shop at tile SpriDdrill Lab FoUDtain Lodce ler'YfJd u &D intn>duetkm to tile 1IDique and beautiful ~ of tile deaf. The program waa weD atteDded by the Gnenbelt Colnlll1litp. Areaa eovered included cauea of deafoeso, role playing, and lip

. lancuage humor. There wu al-so a song presented in aign language.

· ~ Bellimizlirr ,.~-t Tlie G--"!t - f>

H~.,.q,.. Club wiD ...- at a'· p.m. on. w~. Nov. 11 at ~ the ho- of Hillle Moder7. Co- ' booteu Is Dlazme llouwlwap.

"Pemeldeo - Our H- Oar EnYironmeatw ia tile -praentecl by N....,. hlk.

Por information, eall S~ Ky• at 47-6-2'106. · ·

eUe Bnmt. ftrst .uceested that require some aort of revenue for there lhould be- some sort of a- a pajd sta:ft'. tabliabed meeha.D:i.as whereby eidaaa could !ea'ft eontl"ibutions, either in propert;y or funds, to tile eltp. c:-...;1 - rrlernd the idea to CllAB. aaJtina' them to look into the f'oa:ndation't f-litp. ClUB hu been meetU.. 1ritlli CGDIDltz:ldtiy residet1ts ODd .....,U.Uoao, ODd baa oubmiUecl NCOIIIIIIImdat:loaa to the Coomel1.

Council discusaed CRAB's recommendation that seed D'IODeJ' be made available by the eitJ' to fund the initial OJ"Jraniaational and advertising roet.a. ·

("oordinated a public meeting re- Sprina-hill Lake pi'OYidea worlr,-ardinR" the Gypsy Moth. A pa- . shop. evvy other Wedaeada;y, nel of experta will make preaenta- uualq at. no eost.. E'ftDts at tiona On November 17 to inform Sprillchill Lake are a.nnov.oeed in and educate residenta to the poa.. the G.....a..t&: Newa Reriew. and !ible devastating etreets the eat- on Sprbt;ahill Lake's Cable Teleerpillan can and may have on vision Channel 10.

Exteaolon H..........ker oltllil ..... -to-aD ........... of .._ eolor, nu.toa, D&tloal oilgin, -. or lleadleap.

o.mOaoatic au~» ... .,._ ·Etedfo. ....... NoV. 18

The mo.-" --...... evelt v.-atle Clai> will WI its next monthly ......t!nc at 8 p.m. FriQap, ..,_.... 111 ·t. th Ternee llooat of tile G.......,_ Conmnmlty Balldbt!r, 7800 a--

"'-oll8' tlwrir recoaJDenda tion:: •• CRAB hu .uccested that a comDlittee be- formed to set up a tram.work for the foundation ODd detenmne ito coal•. <.."" fore!DC*t goal be-iq to fund W'Or"tlrwhile dty pro,i«t..l!. _Mayor Gil Weidenfeld aid the eity 11taft' wtD draw up a reeolution and becin to Match for eommittee IDIJiaben., aperiaUy from amon« thole who have bad prnious f1::mdn.isin&' experieaee. "'

lbyor Pro Tem looeph Ioaa6. ~ eoneera tl!at ~ueh a foundation ma7 eut into the tu:adraiainc eft'orta of other ex-18i:iDc eity oreaniaat.ion8. He ~ted that the found&Uo111 llltouJd han sped.fte eausea and projeeta iD mind befo~ approaelliftc poaible Moon. Havmc oaly ...... eoalo. be addM would mab it mo:re difleult to raia funds, esped&Dy eomideriq tAe eompetitioa of other ....... 1"!-

City manarer Ja111n K. 4iese -..t tllet mach of the ..,.._ ot .-fl. a foandatioa would depoad .... honlworl<mc • .,. __ loaeod J.dmdual to tolte hold of tM f--·· ....... -.I ........

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College Paric Schwinn SMSG....IooltliAI.

U$..7575 M .... lt Wocl. 12-8 ~-·Than. 11-7 Fri. 11-<1, Sat. 10-6

trees. The panel will include: l.'pon a reeolution drawn up b:r the dty, an effort to fiDel eomm.it~ memben will 'becin. One auuqtion lllade at the worksessiOn wu that the eommittee•a Board of Direrton be made up of the foundation's donors.

Bob Tkhenor, Director of the Woman's Club News State G;ypay Moth P'roarram; Dr. Miehael Raupp of t.be Departmeat of Entomo)ogJ" at the Uninni~ of Maryland Extension Serviee; lJr. Richard Ridgeway, Research Leader for the lnaeet Chemical Eo:-,,Jon Laboratory of the USDA .Agrio:-ultural Reaeareh Service; Dr. }(cvin Thorpe. atalf entomolo~i~t for the National Coalition Aga i Mt the Misuse of Pesticides; .&.nrl Tim Za:~trow of Tree Muh•n=c Pe~t Management Systems. The panel will be moderated by M~rio'"aret Mallino, Mayor of thtiv,•rsity Park.

Citing- the .-rowt;h of buainu.; in Greenbelt over the put several years, Mayor WPjdenfeld noted a great potential for raisinJl money by tapping the tremendous new n.aur~a in the area. The Council resolved that in tM fonuation of a Grt!enbett Foundation, the empftasiA will eontinually be on community projects.

Green Beh Tows

Xemben of the Committee to s.,.e the Green Belt will eondu('t guided toun of the green bt:lt ~ach Saturday. On Nov. 12 at 11 a.m. the tour will start at the end of Northway. Call Paol at 474-4653 or Rodney at ~5427 fOI' information.

All county residents are urged to attend this pubHc meeting on IGllt~-Y moths on Tbunda:v. No~:nber 17 at 7 :30 p.m. at the Bond Mill' Elementary Schoo~ auditorium. To Ret to the sehool tak• I-95 North to MD 198 West, turn ri~ht on Bond Mill Road, tum left on Sherwood Avenue. ThP. :tchool is loeated at 16001 Sberwood: A,.enue.

TIRED OF THE SAME OLD TURKEY TROT?

This Thanksgiving expand your dance repertoire with

FREE DANCE CLASSES

Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Modern, Aerobics

November 14-20, 1988 (with this ad)

Modem, well-equipped st1.:dio with expanding, top-quality professional lacully Including:

CHRIS BELUOU-master teacher offers the only rhythm tap Instruction in the Washington area. leam the style of the tap legends.

GODFREY SILA5-Top D.C. area fitness and aero-U blcs trainer-and hot Jazz instructor.

CAROL VAUGHN-zany, allerwscent tap teacher with a kick (u well u c:Ner ten years teaching experienCe). ·

Bring In this ad during the weak of NoYember 14-20, ISI88 for .,.. c:lue.

~pr. FOR INFORMATION - AND DIRECTIONS

CALL 864-8595.

- ~~neh--7215-8 Baltimore A,._ (Route 1)

College Perk, Ma,..nd 20740

The Woman"a Club of Green. belt wil1 meet Mcmda7,. New. 14. at 1 p.m. in the Meeting Room of the Gree~tbelt Library.

Two memben of the Prince Georcea Community . College Speakua, Bureau will apeak on education senior citiseu' counes in the Greenbelt area. The public is invited.

At this and the Deeemher meeting, gifts w;u be colleete-! for the Great Oaks Center. CaD LQCJ11e Luahine. for gifb · suueatecl for ,men, women and childru.. Gifts are also needed lor mental health patlento. Please do not wrap c.ift ite:ma..

=--~-~~ tile aleetlon of oiBeen for 1-: iutaDatlon wiD take place at tile n-bor meetinc-

The eftJiiDc'• featured procram will locus on the aatloDal aDd loeal eleetion reaulta. Dret:aQ. wiD be ............... later. ... .... waya, the public .io iDviteoL

I PLIASI PATRONIZE

,,,,~Y=SERS Greenbelt Boys & Girls Club

Ages 8-18

You Must Register For Information call

345-1033

7701 cn--nbelt Ref ........ belt, Mel. 20770 The Commene Center, Sulf. 100

We're looking for Talented Sales Agents for our new Greenbelt: Sales Office

Whether You're Newer Expad•-.1,

if you're CDMillari"'l a - in t.a1 &tal.,- Want to ...... tw.n y...

CalllobFbh

34$-7600

bY MUele Dirk .. At the September 26 City Council meeting, Betty

Timer, m~ of the Citizens of North End and the Senior Citizen Taak Force, urged Council to begin renovations on the North End center with the $190,000 provided for that PIIJ'PCNI<t by Prince Georges County.

......_, ..W that rather than senior citizen activity eenter. ....... lor tile -te crantlo the Cunentl:r. tile dtp - Pill,-- llu appUecl for to be &P- 400 ..,t uicle for tile North EDd ......... wor11: on tile · buildmc Center proJeet to uae u mateh....,.. IMoPt aa _,. aa _.tble. iDg fuado tor atate JrlantL The Ill ..,_ tAJ the i>icl North adult clay care eenter grant from Bad· adlool,. Timer aaid. "It'• not the state providea f144.000. aiQ" better, it"t jut a-ettlo&" Following the state'• denial wrone. • of the aenior citizen aetivit7 een-

Colmdl'• reaetioa. to Timer'• ter srnnt. •taft' met with .tate ~ · wu that eoutruetioa rettreRntativea. The meeting's

. olloalol - baeln until it !. dear purpooe woo tAJ clve the State - _.. are aoailAble tor Olllee on Acinc a better idea of tld8 projeet. Couneibaember AD· what the city ia planning for the taiMtte Bram aald. "We can't senior eenter. plaa It we don't haft tlte mone,. The atate agreed to recouider ·- - .-Jdn't malce· promioeo tile S247,000 crant propo .. l and ww eaa-& keep.~ to tnpond 10methne Jn October.

11Qor Gil Weldenfeicl oald tile Karen Hueley, Greenbelt'• ...._ eeBter '- bielt on hi• pri- tberapeutie recreation aupervill._ u.t:. He aid he would aak .:~~r alld member of the Senior .., to uplore opttoaa for how Citizen Taak Foree, waa pruent to 'JIII"'CMMII it the eit)" c.eta maz. at the meetine with atate repre._ fuacllnc for tile projerl, oentativeo • aad · allo how to proeeed it the In a recent int:erY:Iew. 8be ulcl e11r. pt. DO la0De7 for the pro- the proposal did not meet eerjeot. taln atate requirement&, To begin

,__.,. eommen.ta eome 011o the with, the state requires the eenof the state's rejedlon · Ot tar to serve 2000 tenlon. Baae

by . Ray Vidal, D.D.S.

..... ., : ,. ~ .

·-f Plaque is • sticky. allnOIIt htvi.aib&e film that eonat.ntly fonaa. on the teeth. MoAt dental problems occur as a. of the fai!uno to ihorou,rhfy remove plAque daily through the use of dental ftosa. UHf proper bl'\lshlng.

Reoeareh baa ~ undel'way fo.r ma.~ yean to discover a means of diaaotvtng the plaque that ii• left behind even after a thorouP daUy eleani:qr. Mouthwaliltu .eem to be the moat: pn;mising ptaque.lli.saolving ag-ents. Al· tlaooll'h not completely under- . Rood at thia time, the eft'eetiw&DieM of any moathwash U. __,tly Hnked to l<o ability to de8tri>y the bacteria fobnd in plaque.

A rec'ent study released by a major brand of . mou.thwa.sh claims 50% redadi'ofl in Plil· que formation in carefully moaiitored test ·aobjecta. Put atudiea oaing aaven.l different braodl. have resulted in vary·liia' clepeea of suc:cess. What Ia ·common to aD tlie fact IDOl>th•iaah

le7 said this . requirement c:ould. be met if the C!enter were opeD to non-Greenbelt reoidenta. The state also wanted to know tbe apeeifl.c programmine plan of the center •

Haseley said the cme requirement the dt:v waa having the moat trouble ftllin!l waa tor an on-site food program for the "!'Dter. She oaid tile eoanty eur...,tly provides funding for a

nutrition program at ODd- <k-

re-. but

movinc food program from: Green Rida'e HOuae ... not CODaidea:ed an opt'on.

Reaardlna- the likelihood of the state acceptinc the clarlfted grant propusal. Baaele7 .. lei, "We'll ju:st have to wait and see..'" U the state does not accept the proposal. Haseley said the city would then decide whether to re-submit a propoaal next year.

Haseley noted the city i• moY· Jng ahead with plana for an adult day eare program and is ('U,..

rentl:v looking for a provider. She •id tbe adult day eare is a fOrm 01. ftJr

_inclepoenden'tlll

At .the Library Tllere wiD be a clioeuuloa of

Jooeph Campbell'o -k. "The Hero with- a Thoua.nd Faeet:9 '

on Thur .• ·Nov. 17 at 10:1& a.m. at the Greenbelt Library, U CreScent Road. ' Drop.in Storyt:ime for acea

3--!;, with atoriea. ft.lmatrips and muical activities, will be held on the lame day, 10:80-11 a.m.

City Seekiat Citizen Sauesliels 01 Badtet

The Cit,. of Greenbelt w uaemblinc data in preparation of the eity budget for the fi.~eal year beginniq July t. 1989.

To make the budget an eft'ec:tive instrument of planning and fiK&l responaibilit)', citizen involve-:nent is an eaaelltial element of the budget proceu. The city ia therefore seeking "citizen aucce•tiona in this phase of the buda'et-makinc proeeao.

Written augge•tions should be submitted no later than November 30 to C. R. Prybyl, Director of Admin" tive Servic:ea • whoae- offtee is located in the Hunielpal B !dina-.

Like a

attenthm. nub4---for good neighbor; State Farm istbere.. See me for car. home. life and health insurance.

Don W. Tauleile, clu 8951 Edmonston Rd. G•-een.be!t, :Md. 20770

474-5.007

INSURANCE ~

Reereatioa Review Roller SbU.o:

Wheels are turning at the Cen~ ter School K7DJ u the lteen:ation Departmertt'a roller skatincprogram ie underway. Time is 3-& p.m. on · Wednnda7s for kin~ deraa.i-ten throug-h trrade 3 and Fridays for «r&dea • throua-h 6. To arrange traneportatton from the Sminc-hill IA.ke area eontaet tile SHL Recreation Cent.r, Monday-Friday. 1-10 p.m. at 34-5-2770.

Volle,.ball Co-recreational drop-in volley

ball ia played at the-. Cet1ter SehOol nm on Monday e..-enimrs. 8:30.10:30. Everyone 16 yean of &R'e and over is we1c:ome. A yearly fee is charged.·

Fe.tl-.al of Ll~kta Markina ita 17th year. ttw.

Feotlval of U~rhts, oponoo.-..1 by the Reereatlcm Department, will

Page 9

String Quartet Will Hold Open Rehearsal Nov. 17

The Guarner-i String Quarkwill hold an o~n rehear~al 01

Thursday, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m., 11 the Tawes Recital Hall at th University of )faryland. Th· rehearsal is free and open to th public. Call 454-66fi9 for add1 tional information.

begin the ftr!!t weekend in De cember. Highlighting the fvsti val is the Annual Craft Sho._ and Sale, he-ld in the Youth ('~n ter, on Saturday and Sunday December 3 it.nd 4. Over 70 crttft people will bt> present.

Anyone inttruted in partiei pating in the :show ehoo.Jld C"on taet the Recreation Departmen for a broc·hure and applkatior Call 474.-6878, week<.lay", 9 a.m 5 p.m.

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<!luUtng ~allrry. lou. H- DISIGINIR$.- CARf SPfClAUSTS GREENWAY EAST PROFESSIONAL BUILDI~ 7525 GllEENWAY CENTER Dll1VE • SUITE p

.. ,._,.70 GREENBELT. MARYLAND 20770 '"7"'3 " 71

H - ··---I "Rick" Barber, GRI, CRs

of

ERA, Nyman Realty, Inc. Propertiee aYa.ilable for inapeetion:

A) GREENBELT (GREENBRIAR), LOVELY I BR COS[)() WIDEN .. MANY Extra features. MUST RF.E!!! (Open House Sun 10/16 1-4) $ti2,900

B) N4~!ii:·~.,a;erran•Unit .

C) G~~~~~~~~!~nit with $~3 '~n~ trance~!! OWNER WILL FINANCE W·$il500 DOWr-.' ~ !

:f:lJ,OOO NOTES POR THE WEEK: THINKING OF CHANGING YOUR RESIDENCE? WE"RE SELLING ALL PROPERTIES THAT WE LIST! PLEASE CALL YOUR COMMUNITY BASED REALTOR WITH OVER TEN YEARS OF AWARD WINNING SERVICE. OF COURSF: WITH NO OBLIGATIONII

474-6700 ' 4fl-&~0797

PLEASE ASK FOR "'RICK" ..

15 JOBS Long- ar..d ;;;hort-term oppar

tun;ties a. .. ·a.:....O.le I.m.med.1a.t.ely :o ~.st :n otlic:e of :arge P::ince Georges County commun:icati'Jns firm. Great opportU':lity to learn. no ex~r.er.ce necessary.

Ca.Jl todav, w::o-rk ttmter1"1')1C,

CWI 294-0110

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt

one bedr-m apartments From $400

Cohn & Stein Realtors

933-1700

inwn QLrntrr llralty 123 CENTBIWAY

~Next to the P.- Office in oldGr-nbelt)

REAL EST ATE AGENTS NEEDED We pay 100'1' commission at $675.00/mo. or

75r.; Commission with NO monthly fees. Call Geo11re Cantwell. Broker/manager 220-0381

GRE£NBEL T AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR CO.

A.S.E. Certified Technicians Serving Computerized Electronic

Ignition &: Emission Control Systems All Major & Minor Repairs

On· Foreign & Domestic Autos _ PHONE: 982-2582 Lo<ated ;n rear of

Kobi1e Sel"Vi« Station ~-e Accept in Rooeevelt Center

159 Centerway Road Visa and Mastercard Greenbelt. MD 20770

SAVE YOUR BATHTUB! · fOur ba1hlub 1s worn. ctllpPed. Slarned and hafd to keep clean. call

3alh Ger·,~ the balhh;[) e:<perts We ~.an resurface your oki tub and -ra .. P. •I :ooio brand new Nol a patnl or epo;.cy, slays new and glossy :;r.gr>t lor 1ears 10 come Choose lrom many e~t:coralc..- colots.

Bathtub Resurfacing •0> ~ ~(-- 464-8481 iii

jj, :...9,.~ MH!C ;r27774 -

V :>.EW Tl!ll GU,\ItANTEE _ ,;... So':<...;..:..; hie tor tour old hxlures

PEOPLE PDSON Lo:1C and s.bort-term tem~

pon.ry job opportunities are av:a.~lable- now for lndivtduals wrt..h e..ueUent telephone skille and profession:Uism to c-oord.-nat.e a front <iellk. mf!'K and di.rec:-t visitors. Typing i!l he·l:pful. $3---7, hr. Permanent. posstione: al~ -availabko to S">-4 K. CaU tod'q, 1eorlr f.o1ftn.tTov-.

CWI

~110

Refer Y-rself $100 I Ia!: I y::,;~e :~~:n~h~~r i=~·~ I met>ttfl1Z' you-r personal require~ ment!!.. To-p rank~d CWJ in~ ~·1:e~ yuu to jatn I)Ur qua.lit']; 3taff. Have your c-hok-.p of

I jobs. locatio;'!. hours, plus fr-et.>. WP trainina. Pa1d vacations. ho'1days and top p-ay!! Perm po;ut1on~ available to $24K.

II F,·:,~~~,.:~ :;::~::;..,.._ •..

T~1r:" _

Attention GHI HOMIOWNas

-ICK - ILOCK - FRAMES

SAVE UP TO 35%

Heatine & Cooling y_ .......

c-"-'e & Yant lnmp~-ooow.,•Nnn•.,ntot . -..... ·NEE ... HOM&ISYIMAliS

34511368

Page lU GRE!-;~BELT XEWS !tEVIEW Thursday, Novem3er 10, 1988

RATES ( LASSIFIED: $2.00 minimum !or ten words. lOe eac:h additJOf\al word. Xo charge for listing ;tems that are found. Submit ad wi!h payment to the Sews Review office between 8 and 10 p.m. o! the Tuesday preceding publication, or to the Sews Review drop box in the Greenbeit Coop groeery .Store before 7 p.m. Tues~ day, or mail to P.O. Box 68, GreenbeiL ~ary!and 2C770.

CLASSIFIED.

BOXED: $4.75 coJumn i:Deh. Minimum 1 Y.t inches ($7.13).

Include name, phone no. and address v.-ith ad copy. Ads are not considered accepted until published.

SHOPPING AND ERRAND SERVICE ·

Seed someone- to do YOUT -areekly ~e-ry shoppi=w, Christmas s-hopping, or special errarw:b?

Call 982-4214

WORD PROC'ESsoll We have temporary and pe.l't

manent position...s available im· mediately (or candidates with

Werdstar

Wang

Word Per.feet Macin'toei:J

DEC a=xt more E:rc-ellent Pay and Refe-rral

Bonuses!

Uti' Di.verstfie.£ Tern

Call 857-8053

ELLERS TYPEWRITER REPAIR - Electric, :!tandard and por'...aMe. Call 474-0594.

GUITAR LESSONS Soal-. chorda. theory. :readiq. J'ull t!me inatraetor. iS'7...a870. CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE - All rn.akea repaired. Call after 6 -p.m. 84C-804..'1.

HOME SALES - Reoalea, lberuppen, new home.. Special 30-day marketiDB plan if you need to sell. Many aatiafled euatomera in PG/Montgomery COUD.tiea A: D.C. Free consultation. Call Matt - 439-3990. Elite Properties. PIA •>-;'iio>, -C;;-A.-.;Siiio'>,no;;;RG""AN"',---rG'iUJn_ TAR & druma in CoJiece Park. 345-2752. {)FFJCE'"SP"A"CE....--A .. V"AILAB="70;;LE: ~. pl.......t· airy- tiw. rerit ' in RooaeTelt llall. Greenbelt c ... ter. eo .. ....- to Belt... ,.. Parkway, and NASA.. Pree Parkb>c. ·Amiable NOYembor 1, 1988. Call 474-214& Tu.oia)'

. tbiough Sa&unllo)'. . .

I I I

Serviee for a1l inajor appliances in f:be home~

Open Mon. thro Fri. Evenings and Saturdays

available Call 345-7068

CHAIRS - KITCHEN/DINING ROOM. Sbt oak ehaira upbolott!Ted in· -roae/g:r"e7 lcmg-weariug fabric, 1 ~ yean old. $210 aegotiable. Must oell! 36-lilll. HOME HUNTDIGT We are wor~ Iring with many 1, 2, aud J: . ...,_ room houses and apartmenta in all areas :h-om $400 to $1.500. Rental News. 927-66'77.

Greenway Centw

WED. SPECIAL AU MOVIES - $1.00

Members Only

vca Repair-Free Estimate

~ NEW CARROLLTON ..,_~ BOYS AND GIRLS CL~8

... ~ 4J:P Evowy Wect: 7 p.m. _Early Birds

.4-V'.,P 'I> f<9 7:30p.m_, Bingo ~ ._,~b'" Municipal c-ter .,

., 6816 Pri- Ganleoo Part.W.,.

SPECIAL $5.00 .. - all

·TV, veil & -.. Repair ..... W'llh 1'his Ad

CAll 441-9116

~-... TVA& ..... DepeadU!e. ~ SemCe

.. EDI'&ti"OOD ltD.

~. COI..LZGB p .... liD. -~> _.f

<O.W.aY .... ~) ''·RooFING .

BA TIDIOOII!I DECKS AND ADDmo:Ns

u.:..... Jloadod lc ~ 1IJDC #--. _277~1 ~ . .-EAIMA:1IS

RENT! STOP LOOKING! We ru..ve 100. of properties tbat -b&ve not advertiaed. CaD fw cletai:la in your &f'M. Rental News. · 927-6577. .

BOWIE PRINCETON SQUAD. 2 level, 2* bath, end Ulllt-.,._ home. Mint coDditioD.. Coa7 fin.. plaee in liviD&' room. Coamruait)' poo_l, temUa courts and Bowie scboola. CaD Dorothy Nauer 4114-5206. R.emall.

I TV-VCR REPAIR (MitrowaYeO and Ste....,. -)

:Mast Repoin

I-t.:::; !:;::i.,_ NO MrYice charee if

do..pQir '' ·• 982-4214

1988 GREENBELT

ADVERTIIINCi PBEE TO. GOOD HOME - Kit- Z male, 1 gray/white, 1 pay tabby, 3 ~ montb.8. Litter tniDed, ohots. 345-8396. liJili{RQ ·LEssONs in Greenbelt. Co-rt and teuhiDc ex~enee. .An~. serioUII or recreationaL Muter'o decree, Peabody Con........,., Me111ber MTNA. 345-5148.8

TEACHERs - Gerher'o Chlldnn'• ee.pr In Gnenbelt aeeldnc full

-" put-tllu - -· o.ldeo - oabatlt.uteo- SeDior otalf mwt· be · Zl y..,. old and have 64 ·~~our evtUieAte. Call Suoan Pl>elpol 474-U62.

LB'I"I'EBPEB.FE WORD PROCJ:SSING • Otlk:e cwer:ftow. legal "- -. ......_, lettero, --·-.··Ex-'-'"'1, qolcll: oenlce. ReaooMble rateol CALL

U4-101=4:..· -::--=-:--:---:--:--, P<WN»: Beautiful, ~onc-bairec! multi-eolor cat. Pleue eaJI 474-41iH.

PLEASE PATRONIZE

OUR ADVERTISERS

1 It 2 Bedroom Apartment Ren· tab 345-2240. HUGE brick Rancher with full baSement on .96 aerea. Bee. room w/'wood. stove. detached garage. and more! Lota of house for the money.

MOUNT VERNON REALTY 345-7800

F'iEETOWiNG and removal of junk ean and truCb. 1-301·884· 1!678. FOB SALE - SiDpr oew!J1lf ma.ehllle In perfect .....utlon, almoot new. Also, lttt1e aaed Panuonie atereo. s.&6-8626. WOBD-PBOCESSING 1 tHJbqr, oeademle and bual-•. Faot, oeeurale, dordable. 441-Z744. WANTED - IA&Teo raked&iid beclred fi'Om Z ~I odJoiDIJ1lf GHI :rud.o. Pa)'!Dc JIO, approxlmate17 'rio ·ci&J' work. Call 474-

64116 and ..... -FOB sALI:7TW.>:--..- -ta • bo)'O - ·oise mediam_ J!:xceL c:oaolftloa. 416 ...,h. 441-8158t • IIOR-sALI(:-::-liOiiila"l'7-Ciwle, 6 op.. 78K mi.. 8ooc1 .eondltiOD-41.000 0119. c.u :wli-'IV84. BEAUTIFUL- brie11:- R&iiibtei. XIIOttJ'-plne walb, brie1l: -plaee,ailda_.)''>lo"""~

- thlo ho- opeelaL MOUNT VERNON REALTY

. 36-7800 "Tha=n:ok:-::y::::ou::-,-"s£""" Jud"e-.fo::r-;fa::v::oc::n granted.. MS LoST-:.-Gra:=:y:-::cana=-•b=ro=wn=•f"'ema="le . eat without a taU. Pleue eaU

~~~L7~1:-niih-eo"'noo=le.,.-:cc:;ol-or televlalon, '100' or beat offer.

~:;=-::,·1"9"'",--S"'barp:--:TV=,-ezceUent .....Uti- $121. alter 6 p.m. 98Z-·

="'PH=Ic.--""'A"R"'T;-;;SERVICES"": Layou~ paate up, design. 345-.31172, Pat, leave ..._.

KNI1TING MACHINE'- p..;;j; Duomatic with instruetl:on book. pattern book aDd erlra aeeeaorleo. $300 eaoh firm. 345-q~.:__

"Thank you Saered Heart, Saint J'ode for praJ'en anawered-MSC

PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES , . at ~RATES

I'HOMA$ s. RAND ATTORNEY AT LAW

(441.-8300) PERSONAL IN.JURY

RBAL ESTATB REFINANCING WILLS A ESTATES

AUTO REPAIRS • ROAD SERYIC( 161 C%HTOIWAY ROAD GRUNIKlT. MAAVLANO 20770 (301) 47.....,...

FREE Rechlcins Cap

WITH MOBIL I

OIL CHANGE

W!Uie Sapply l.aob

CITY OF GltEIN-T

NC:mci·OF.

BOW SAWS - ruo eaeb, all 3 for $20 eaah. 345-&58. SHOP LIGHT - 48 ineh dual bobe in e,rton, P euh. Small parta cabinet&, $1.50 each. Soling as inch model yacht hull kit; 15. Wooden lamp kit, $3. 345-6368. MUST SELL - Sofa, loveseat, aquare coffee table. TY cart, eleetrlc portable typewriter, oewinc machine w/ cabinet, eauette reeordt.r, AM/FM/TV band radio. 35 mm camera, 'bedapread w I matching curtaina, dutbu.ter. Call 474-Z108. --SPACIOUS 4BR end unit townhouse in private community. Full baaement features a· wet-bar and flreplac.e to ·make entertalnlnc eaoy.


SALE - 18 ft. upriibt frener, t&O. X...more waoher, dryer, AQO. R - 948-11018, W - 474-1777-HOUSE TO SHARE ID GreeDbelt, _. -u.ll'o lneludeo utllltleo- c.n 441-1910. 11 ..., .,.._ we pleue lean mesa&«e.

SUBSTITUTES

"'IIDID to-N-•Re¥iew _.,.....,olG-It.

Ooll Sean Tobin 345-4209

BEAtiTIPULLY uJ>81'0Clec! coado In Holly HUL cream of the Crop! Only $6'1,000.


WANTED - Ride to BurtoiiOV!iie area approx. _ 7 a.m. l$:oa-FrL Will •bare ex.,.__ &74-348L PUBUC-NO~CE~T~ G. Reia, aeti.ng .Olely on my own responsibility, endorse Colin L. PoweU to be elected Preaident at the United State• in 1992. For further information, please leave a meuace at 961-8'1t3. TANDY~ computer, o&SK, 200-K diak drive and printer for ~- Call Konrad ot 345-9369. BABYSI1TING.myiiome. Old Greenbelt: Hon."Frl.. F /T. Infanta-up. . 220o,0604.

WANTED Persons to Help With

Advertising . ~part-time

·--ity

n...yt.bne ~ choose :rour . own·hOu.n.. · == ::..z.v. .:.:.,>;:i

teletoh-iq --::· ......

~·~~~~~ Pleaoe cod!

TheNew&Review 441-486ll

441-18'111 or G8-8l88

COMPUTER CO-OP: Dioaertation and · Belf-publiabed booka -set theli\ in type yourself ...nth profeoolonal quality. 961-8'798.

COMPUTER CO-OP Ia not only for would-be teenage hacker wi&arda. It ia even for people who want to get rich out of the computer boom. 961-8793.

Lovely 4BR, 8 bath brick. home with large flreplace, deck, and level lot. New on the Market! Call to •ee it Today! MOUN~ VERNON REALTY

345-7800

YARD SALES. ETC. PORCH SALE . Sunday:-S'(;;' 13, 10-2, 3H Laurel Hill. Househuh~- items, children's toys, doth· es, and much more. YARD-SALE-. Nov~3. 10~3. 16Y Ridge Rd.

Office Space Available: 1

~e8:t7~ p~::::~~it 8 ~r~l~.~;~.e:~.~ I belt ('enter. Convenient :o Beltway, Parkway, and SASA. Free Parking. Available immediately. Call 47·l·211•; Tue:~day through Saturday

Greenwood. Village $124,900. For sale by owner, 3~ yean. ne'W' S·level town·· home, -3rd level ft:Jj" ed, walk· out .._..,t, Z f I and 2 half bMha., eou kitehen with upended IIPPIIaneeo. ~. filii fn>nt porch It mueh

more. Must see to appre('iak! Close to all your major access roads, great location Ope:"~

-House Sat. & Sun. 1~5 For intorm:at.ion pleue f'&ll :U5-r.784. Principals only. 8144 Mandan Terra-ce.

Beatrix D. M. Whitehall Aftorney at Law

JUVENILE DIVORCE CRIMINAL CONSUMER PROBLEMS

PERSONAL INJURY

952-0880 I taD. arraaae eveaiac or weekend appointment.

or houe eaUa ia Greenbelt

MULCH

IMPROVEMENT TREE SERVICE

BACKIWE RENTALS

SERVICES

ll,B.I.C. #.l.31U

STORAGE SHEDS

ROOFING GUTTERS

Bob Wilhide 345-8368

BRADFORD & CRELLIN lnauranee ~. Finan~·ial

S.;orv"iceft -PRUDENTIAL LIFE e HEALTH e AUTO e HOME e INVESTMENTS

937-9395 See Ua For Yoar Auto C...erap - Competitiw Pr:icee ~ We Insure EftrJ'OD.e - llonthly P-t Pl&llo - s.-DqConnp - Low DowD P-t - FR-lt F-·I'N9tciC

WE ALSO INSURE Boa.ta-AiotoTeycle•-.ltotor Homu

a.xd Sta.r..d Valu.t= or

cu~ .. ie Cb.re

10714 Baltimore Blvd (Rte 1) "Twin Chimney• Oftice Park."

Beltrrille, MD 20705

- Prodaeta throuch PB.Ueo S..:Uritloo

~-

t Now Open In Green*lt

ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT IS A WORTHWHilE INVESTMiNT JN

GOOD DENTAL HEALTH AND PERSONAL' APPEARANCE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT CENTER IS .•.

the priv- practice of Shield- l. Contract, D.D.S. and auoc~ who -">lize in o.thodontic.Treat-. Dr. Contract and his ..-iofes

are dentists who have had advanced training in arthadontics at a dental sc'-1 and are members of the American Association of Orthodantisis_ Other offices are in Rockville and Springfield.

ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT CENTER IS AFFORDABLE ...

$85 per month for 2 years with no money down is the maximum fee for the orthodontic treatment in most cases; it even includes retainers and check-ups after yaur braces have been removed! All dental insurais accepted which can reduce yaur monthly payments.

ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT CENTER IS CONVENIENT ... CONVENIENT HOURS

CONVENIENT lOCAnONS

daytime and evening appointments available all week weekend appointments

all offices are close to the Beltwayand Metre> service.

Sftelclan L c-tract, D.D.S. and assaciates invite you fa an

INITIAL ORTHODONTIC CONSULTATION AT NO CHARGE Please call far an appointment at ..•

1 525 ltockvilfe Pike 7701 Greenbelt Road

7:233 Com...,.C. St. Rockville, MD Greenbelt, Maryland Spri.....,..,VA {301) 230-2600

(301)220-1900 ~);~

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,.

I

......... ::::;I~ "?~~'"' ··~·· =·~ .. JPAID

· . · ._ . YEll, Wal IEFIIBIIf STORE

...... ·_ ._._·. · .·. .__ _· .. S:· ·• •· _ •_ .. · .. ·.~ .. •· ·.,··•.·-·· · . -_ 1~ .•.. t ... ·W· Coope~tiv!~ ~-r~.!::I?:~hl?rr~:dbe!vt;tl?0:~TI~ news, additional pi&Dned improvements at the su!'ermarke1 and .a &trong III&Jidate for more consumer e<'!ucatlon: Som 60 members attended the October 29 meetmg. which wo

·AN ,..____ NEWSPAPER held at the Municipal Building. The three incumbents -,_,.,...,~, Dorrie Bates, Mary Oater-Granite and Chuck Saro,>han -"-'ume lil. Number. 52 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., Nov. '17, i988 were elected to 3-year terms to the Board of Director. •vo Members also unanimously approved a bylaw amendmen C. •1 T • lock • F "n ca·b·le· that provides liability protection to members, directors. an . . OUOCI rles· t:o 10 ees I . olllce~. ~--·-

.&".__.. that the .aerrice station had ·TV Negot:iat:id,ns with Winfield Kelly :.E~~~~r:e ~:;;:~~~~i~:'[{~i:;: , debt aiMl eombiDecl Dperat:iac Ia- buaineu and the number of pi til•'* 11117 realdeDb who waated a monthly -tal fee af t3 iodef- - o1 "'118,307. SaJeoo dartnc lone ol .....,une ..,ld (up 20%

the elty ehaaoel aloDa ohould 011- ID!~el,:_ •ld tL~t only 40"k of the 1J88 a-J _.- oadloa- luly inereued during the year. "Th 1y be· eluorlrecl' the coat af the ·n- A •• - 31, 1988 totallecl f&.JI mDilon top ratlnc In Conaulfter Chft. atallatioD "aDd that no aubRrl... -aubeeriben rent Dmotea aDd which wu 10~ bieber than the book mawazine hu generated beJr t .. be charaed . . !' that "lt'a a CODYeoient device, prevloaa 12 a.»nth8. Suprmar- aignifteant increase in aervfc

Both ameDdmeata troubled Kel- bUt it'• not neceAal7 in order ket aala lncreaeecl 8%, and ae~ work," eommented Meadow! 17, putly becau.e he did DOt be- • • • to operate the (cable) •Y.. C:ODDted for $6.2 mDUon. Several members comp1iment:.e-< lleve lluylaDd Cable would - ~~ w- liD to point out tbt Beeauae of ito p..,ftlable ,...r, the aervlce otation otaft' fo~ :• to them, aad JIMtly - .... be Prime Cable _.,. almost oae the Co-op paid two bonaoeo to reliable, friendly;;:;;!"" ;n .;

~~y C:::~ ~t ~t 1

~ =-~"L H.'~fromtb~ ~ ·=~to~~"~: ::::: t;:;::: ~ t~e ~~-ae~i1c bldo oalllllidpalitla from _....t- without thla _,.ue, the ...,... patroaa&e ref1md fot momben. pumpa). iD,g cable rateL eahle· eetapury would probablJ' Cha!naaia .Jim Cauela noted, Educational C'..enrerna

Said Kelly, ~'No fee' Ia a rate See CABLR. JI&C• 1 "Wa hope to dlotribute the e ... h GCC member• opent _almo~ 'ft18'111at!cm." portion of the refund in early half of the two-hour meetmg a

K:e117 a1.o dec:lan!d that the December. The patronaae refund dressing the Co-op'a role in edu ett, would not be eh"ea.tlle op- 1'-LI- p~-.-'L!.-.- fra.fer amoUDta to about aJS% of mem- eatillC' Ita members and patroru ~ tO pope:a. and ftDe&'O- WIK I1IIII:IIIIC boer :pu.relauea dariDc the operat-- The di.euuions focuaed on th• tiatiJ! Ita eab1e eoutnet.. Ke117 The traa.:fer of the eable tel- be year.':"' Time:r Dlelrtioaecl that, boycott of California crapes an• ..w, tfaat the ~ eriterla Gnea- erislon :fonehiee :f.ro;n ~r·mc in Ita 50 months . .of o~tr')ft, pesticide contamination of th• belt -.! la-.tuiJy - to jadge Cable to IlL MeciUI Opportum- GCC hu dec:larecl ~ ,._ grapee. While the memberohi] wbether tile dQ" ·~ QPrOYe tiea WM u:peeted to CO to 11ettle- tuDela ·totalinc .-...aa. wU diVlded on the question o

tbol oale .,..... whether the """'.:d Thent ;:,..,n::=::· ~:e"'~ ~ Q_.tJ.M ~-=-':" t~;co~l •!up=m~ .., - lloaileiauy ~ •""-- .... __. ~ two -aoltleo, llan&A"er Bob Da-oio reported more active edU<ational p_,..n ~ It bad opera- on-- _,_ .... -~ ·~-t the -·-~~ azeeedecl ~ dae ~ Ke117 ,._._.. &1111 a.bauchn. tiiG ..,_ w.. --~-----"' for members and patron&. Bele-J ~ ll:arilUd Cioble.llt both ·- tile-- - No- allib lrWola darb!c FYllll. Pia&- Geller oareecl to chair • ... .,

ftio1ior 7 · - - ~ta fw tile ._. ._ edu<atlon committee til& ,.__ oa1e ~ be ap- • ,_ ..,.t a-1 -"' IDelllde IIUikl.- will lnveatiaate conaumer luu"' IIi' 18 oa•niefpel._ - ....!....~.:;;;;....,. _ dodt =--u.t ~~ Other .........-. ntembero In

_.. 01 tliio-. " -· -a:;""~"iii''liMiiillliil ~ r,.,.,....t<iolt: ..... tllat.: wm ~~ .Danfe ·-· ..,. 'lal - tllli .-,.- al- ,_ ............, a ........ -, ,_ •-~ ....._, ia .,__ !:fs!~ ~U::~· J!\trl>l~~t!!J ~ ~ - 117 JQ. ..... Ofl >...,.._; 'food eapooelty. "'Our ,.,._ n- "Aa a lint projeet, the eonuni:.to. - ololodo1d oa1c1 be to i'--·-.iildi tile~ ....m. ..-klln8: value aad ftri- . will inveatlplle the IC"'pe luue

GD W belt City Ccnoadl -- ....,. ety In a --. ..-..., ploee wbleh hu reeently cainecl Ralpl dlda"t feel.::.:::::;:-.;:. : • 1loolr ._.,.... llf - - to ohop. m- - city hu M- Nader'• oupport for a boycott ~~ be oald. olmply for. - leetecl white, - aad ..., u We intend to poot information iJ - ...... wbicb r-..11• 'P. the ·-eel - ...... fA>r the Ollpenoaj'lret. Co-op'J goal I == 11

=-..,•ot;..aJndlnOithe--:- be- J .. 11111.-. ... =-~ ~· ~: a woll-intonaed member aD<

- tile city - !'ria. Cab... C!...J.:......;acir welt - .. --. Other ....._ ~ ...... 1. Allee GontJU,e, ----to be pm ..... - beloc - IDelnde

- WJtitDc. · lly IWoa w... llldclloc • eompater - to •be ~=b8:!:"~ ":!.,::,: c.!l.,'::t•ld oaicJ '::-~ ..=, ~....:-.:.= P..._ -::_ ::..=: <11ae eertllleata. 00 fN ......W~ for n- the_...,.w_at_ =:c ~- Dnla. - --- WbeD the ..... - ..... c-&r 1!ebeol aad ._ Daft -- -- eo~· JJtoorUac .betoc SpriiipiU bib ...,__,. _. a ~ oald WeldellfUI, Priaie C... a--c II Prr,.. ~ C.U.. I'"-~ 1':1:..- \.

=:~~'::':..'::: !!-..~=:::....~ -~~~ aoi .. ln,..":l -···---- ......... ~ ~ NPIW t!IM. . .._ w111 be ... h · ar • -, Aa- 'l'be City ., Gni'Oi.wt • ... "i-...IIOat ... ,_..~be- ------- ........ ._ .. _.._., .... a-:~.- • ..,... ....... _ ....... tho city--- tor tile a-1

-lii.JIIr1liytor.:lill;if-. -..to-~ ...... ~-~~·l·l--Al the --..oa~r 1-.1... ~ _jTo• .... the ...... --

- ~ ...... q w...w.d ~----t/1!~-~~-...: = =:..r:;;s =..: ~·· .. -~._~ .=: diotatacl 1IF - law. eo-. -· af the b1ldpt .._ The trwide. 2,11111 ...__ ............ aq; ,to ~ ..... -_, wen !Matacl, wlUo ......, ........,_ b thla plouo af the ..-t balldlac _,. at bad& t •!r!nc -lOut. - .... Rapoo& "' .... . w....,. ---- be 1~1 placa where adutu 1!1111 ~ liD .._ tMa •~-talaloc -- .be ... -.. .. ber 10 to c. a. l'l7b.rl. ~ .._ or claasapd Ia JIZ9.feetad oi .........__ Benleoa. io .-t .....,. tM iDBIIoa. w- .... Ia ~ Ia the

'l'be ............ lit Cooter Ia -- 'IIIIDidplll ':BuiJclloc. --'to-~.-ro.-to ~- &.pain st Spriachld Lake wfll - about $84,j)OO.

The ....... . ubutoo Ia

·-bylta ---

c::o..-unJty W-.ftlp ~fwThanbaMng

AD -.Je ill the Gneol>el• ........ lmited to ... lnterfaltl -.. of wonhlp aad tbanb.moc by lliemhero "' the Green. bolt c-.., Auoclatto!l .. Thaollocl..toc 0..,. at 10:30 a.m at ~ CoauaUJ>ity Chlll'el at ez.-... - Hillalde Bo.do

Coootmutoc • loac lnditlon "'

--- - Yllrioaa faltl ~ the_..... will a!· 11rm our -,. and 1jlanlcf..fw the bloaoiiocw af God. ~

--af the Belaa'i hiU.

g:-~~= United a.um. at Chriot, Jlioh. Iran Torah SJ'IIIOirOa'ue, Mowatt Memorial UDit.ci Mothodiol a.um.. and the G-Di>eu eo .... bl- Choir will be part.ieipat-loc. '

All clfta .....,l-.ecl at thlo l'erYiee will aaciat thoae in the area ill need. of .food, clothing, and medleal ......

B1tASS QUINTET CONCERT On MoDdav, November 21 a

12:15 p.m., the University o Maryland Faeulty Brau Quinte will ei•e a ecmeert in the Tawe1 Recital Hall on the Collepc Pa.rl

performance in Gla.el, Hartle-,

·--~ ..;. __ ',._ .. c. ft iJI :fre4

Por addf -can-~ .

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