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Page 16 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Ill Rill TilES 10 ACnOI 01 OIEIPISS CLOSIIE PEnTIOI

by Maris Fll!tcheT At its meeting 0n April 27. the board of directors of

Greenbelt Homes, Inc. took no position on a petition asking :or nighttime closure of the Gladys ~oon Spellman pedestri­ar:. -')V>:-rpass to help control vandaH:-m occurrin.'!' in GHI r.<?l~h-oorhood.s near the end of the walk'\\--ay.

Ro:3('oe Butler of Gardenway yards shouk! not be totally en-aJ>peareci before tn.e board Ol"l closed and that prwacy fences Apr~! 1.1 requestmg nappcrt for sho~.Jid :stay within the :~Uidelines ~hP Ba::.Jrnore-V{ashin~n Park- of tlle roles and regulation!!. w.l'/ a~.d :ha: :he gates t.e closed Hutch1n.s. who .sa.1d sh4! usually ~r-<:-n: ::. p.m to 6 a.m. Butler supports A&E recoromendations. ~::..."1 .L!O presented thr pe':.J"tion reject-ed this one because she felt

:::y -:ou.nc!l meoetin~. too m.any long privacy fences A: :r:e Apr.l 27 meeti:-~g But- obscure the original plan for

.er u :d he would like ~ have Greenbelt's garden commanity. :he =.acJI:Jng of the GHI bo·1•u llcCawley and WJrJck both ·w~en :he tn..ltt.er is taken up by suggested that the regulations :he :1ty counc:li. Members ')f the •ith regard to priva.ey fence:s l.ooard, however, were elearly unM may net!d to be reworked. """llllng to take a stand m favor 0! dosmg the overpa.sa at night. D;r~tor Mac W\nck said he aym­>'a:hi.:.ed with any-one whose car • .'!t vanda:Jz.e.d but, UWh4!re do you Hop~" he ukecl. Crime could be reduce.:, he pctrrted out. ':ly clos­:ng -:f: ':.he entrances 1nt.o the ::ourts and allowinc m only the people who live there.

D:re.::':or Alan Freas agreeJ ~.hat gates are not the an:!"W"!r :.o the probl-em and suggested -;.l;.a.t a. r.e1ghOOrhood crime 'vatch wr~uld b~ !ar more effee:tlVe M:er.r:.b.er Ralph Webb pointed OUI

I! a A::d wants to g-e-t aaosa the br:dg.: a: 1 a.m.. and "t.be gate is ·:o"ed. ho~:-'11 crosa (the Parlrwaf! to do iG •• DiT1!Ctor Haf'&*.Trl Ho­olen~en ag-ned. addinc, .. It ta.lr:ea -;n!y .,.ne ktd who misjudge11 hta 11St.a.t'lo:-:e and g-~t.!- killed•· t.o make the whole community r.e!U'9t the <os.:ng

CJ-• .Jeic He-ss !ympathized with :h~ ;>e:Jt.loner but said be had -:@over ~een a gate that can keey· -s<:me-one out who W•r•~ tc .... n Leu lfuh. chair of the Audit

Comrrntte@, sa1d th-e- ~t:itlon ;ends a bad meS38.ge and S1.1$U'e-St­~<i :ha:: :he board ask !or more ·; _n--e -~o"'ttrol :n the area.

Hvw""ver. when Dire-:tor Ra)o· M"<'<:a·.>.·.ey made a mot~on ex­;;r~~~m£" GHf'; C'Otl('ern about :r.~ .ncr~aso:: m cnme b~.,:t mak­"'l"f ,. «a:- ::.hat tke board d1d not ~.;po.--~n ~:osmg the overpass at -.Ill'!':"':, :he motion died !or :aek :.f a ~~and. Di:t-ector ;..ianey H:..~cl'l::-.,;; ...atd !';be was uncnm-7nr~3::,f' w:~h goiR« on record _,.ga.ns! the petition sinc-e only :.~t ?o;_,e have t..he records of

Ir. ~h"" end 10-esip(>nt Way!W' 'A' :;.<~.ms ,~rot a eonsensus t(, sup­::·~~ -~~d1ng a letter to the city

~xpress1na- concern aOOut :r:€ .:-.cr<>aS€ 10 vandalism m tht> ... rta "'~0·~nd :he overpass anci a,;l< ,._z :or additional police "UT>-

The AkE committee report also endoned the handrail designs ap... proved by the board at a pn­viow. me-eting. The report also &JmOurw:ed that the house and gardeo tour is set for Septe.nbet Z3 thxs year. Ho«ensen compli­mented the com.mittee for the detailed report.

Regular meetings of the board of director~ will be held this month on lf ay 11 and May 25.

GHI NOTES Hemboen are reminded to at­

tend t~ annual meeting at CenM ter School. 8 p.m. on Wednesday, :May 1;

Th-uNday, Hay 18 All Day Voting fo-r Board and Audit Committee seat!. in the Citt Count:il Chambel"! are from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The annual mee:tir.g mforma­tion packet wu maileJ to •lf memben on May 3. Any member who may not have ret"eived his paeket should contact the Mem­ber ~rV1ces ~partment Imme­diately

Hosts Sought for Students lnternatlOnal Student Exrhange

1s se~km1r hosb for student.!\ from Mex1co, Japan. Colombia. Spa!n. r.;..,.rmany. Brazil. Bolivia. Tha:lar.d, and Swed<en Families sen1or clti&ens, and !ingles arf' .'IOU.Il:ht Student,; are carefully selet""t-P<i. covtred by m~ical in-

and have thetr own Sp@ndin~t money.

For more informat1on, contact. Jr.tern.ational Student ExchanRe P.O Box ~..aO, Fort Jane!., CA !#)(132 or C"all 1-800-23:1-HOST.

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WFJIDFD.D SPEW AT tlUIS CD.EBRATION

Anne Roosevelt, the ....,..t­daughte:r of El-.nor Roorerft:lt. Ambasaado:r Philip M. KJutznick, a personal friend of Mra. Roo&e­ve]t, and Greenbelt Mayor Gil W eidenfeld joined together to help ee-lebrate Eleanor Rooe.evelr Day on April 7 at Greenbelt's high school named for the wife of President Fraaklin Roose..-dt.

In his re.rnarb, Weide:nfeld told anecdote.- -to the ltudents about Greenbelt•• personal rela· tionsbip with the former tint lady. uxn. ~elt took • per­sonal and eontiooed interest in Greenbelt," .said Welden1eld.

"There are an kind& of stories about h,er visits here while th-ts town waA being eonatrueted," he said. •• And then of more visits, when it was a brand new eom· munity and she would unexpect­edly show up in the town cen­ter. at sorneone's door, or over at the elementary school. As noted by Mildred Parker. a teacher at the Center School: "Eleanor Roosevelt eame to the school a number of timu, and usually it wa.!. a shoc=k when the door would open and she would appear with her Secret Service eSCi>rt.e. ...

During the Roosevelt admini&­tration, Kluunick served as ~d­ministrator o1 Public Housmg

Tax Refund Timing Is on the Phone

U it b.u been eight weelu aince a Iederal tax return wu filed and a refund is expected, the [nte~l Reve11oe Seniee ean tell the taxpayer when the cheek is coming. J 1.1at pick up the phOBe and call Tele-Tax .. _,. .

Ali that is needed is the Social Security Number, filiq status.,. and the ex.act amount of the exped.ed refund. ln "Metropolitan Washington eall 628-2929. Fol­low the recorded inatructiou .. the status of the refund cheek will be given.

Tele-Tax refund inforrD.ation is available for touch-tone phone u-.ers Monday-Friday !rom 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Rotary and pulse-dial phone .!-eTViee is avail­able Monday-Friday from 8:30

t.o 4:45 p.m.

~- SIDEWALK SALE

Sat., May 13 10 to 3 OLD GREENBELT CENTER

Baked Good~ Clothing

White El~phanL~ Booka

Benefit. 5<-holarship Fund WOMAS'S C"LVB OF GREENBELT

Oth~r Attioes ~--~.P board a.pproved a ~olar-

• 'l": a ~~..-e a o-nr-story addition :· ,;- a r~s:t.,.;ence :n the 21 Court

: R.-::Jle Roa-d. It also ~ave

.> :':>Or--:i':e- !art permtssiOn for a

~~\ MOTHER'S DAY

/;. ... •• c •• ~ CONCERT -; .. ~.cu !'1 the 12 Court o.f Pl•t­.-a-" ·r:. :o)mplet.e a privacy fencf!

~x'"eeds the a!lr~~·able

,..-zen The A ~hit.er:turt> and ··: ~',rrr'<:r!t r:ommittee had re-c-­

,~~ .... .,<.!.,.d approval of both the-se · ~- _('• -;. I~ th.- ca~ gf th~ fPnl'"e, · ~,.. ....... ..-,mmendation wau. ~;ontln­

;.:'" ~ •. ',r: :h"' fl•·ner's ch~in2 the , I!~ .,f th-e- fenr-e and rottintr

·•. ,~-;~· "'rd r;HI perm~ts for 1t. T ~ .. ·,·N~ .. r &j.!n·td 4, ("omply '*ith ·.~.- • .- <'::p• • .iatJOflS.

.-l.-:pr•::v~: ')( the feM"e C'ame, ~.r,w~·-"er un a 4-2 YOt.f!o With )((".

' ...... ,toy a.nd Huk-ftins <">9po!l'ed. \f-<''a.·.o.-~} ~~d. he feels that

g.•<J:lmttuf WHO: ROSEB1:D RAGTIME CONCERT

WHE:\": Sunday. May 14

WHERE: Greenbelt Youth Center

TIME: 7- !< p.m.

Brins.r the family and celebrate Mother's Day with musk:.

The performance i:-;. open to the public, free of charge.

are ( frem left) Gree~~belt Mayor Weideafftd; Jamila White, riee presldeat of tbl! EleaJoor RocMevelt High Sehool Stlldeat Gove..-t As-llatJ'-t Am""-dor Philip M. KluUalek; and A1111e ~ grancWaugbter aDd __ _..., of Alma EleaDor R.oooi4p The four partleipated in EleaRer ~elt Day at th HiK"h Sebool

aDd oversaw the develooment of Greenbelt, Haryland; Greeahillo, Ohio; a.nd Greendale, Wisconsin. ~H ~ ~ OOwu wen among the nation's f'inst plannrd eommonities.

Eleanor Roosevelt Day was initiated by Principal Milton Steinbaum to give students an

unden.tandiog and appreeiatiD.. of tbe KDool'a namesake. -~ -

Mayor Weidtinfe1d prcnri.4N the ambaasador with a tour I of Gr .. nbelt to ahow the vi.,..llt eommunity that resulted from .. pioneering spirit of the New Deal. Cit,. MaMI.,.eJ" J'ame. ~~-Giese narrated the:"" tour. 1 ...... , .... ••v. .............. ,

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gong g. COaughtelt~ Enter our First Annual Mother's Da~

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Roffte and win that very special Lady i~ i ~

your life a Beautiful Silk Flower Arran&+ t-1 ment!

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Volwne 52, Number 2G Y.u. J:>Q.>. oo, "'·~~··--··· ...laryland 20770 Thul'l!day, May 18, 1989

·City to BoldlReferendum on Bonds: $3M for Center;·$ IM for Park

by DiaD• Oberg On June 27 the city will

hold a referendum on two boJMI ordinances. The ftrst autllorizes the i811uance of up to three million dollara worth of bonds for renova­tion of an elementary ac:hool aa a community center. The aeeond authorizes borrowing up to one million dolllora for tbe development of Schrom HUla Park. c.-n approved both onll­

- u Ito Kay 9 neular -..a meetlnc. Tile lleloram sm.·- .... a_..t-

~--­_ .. _11111~---- ..... aPJII'OV<d .., • 4-1 .

. - - -le del>aM, -."--I Kember Thomu X.

~-=-"~==-= -~-e.~Jiaucer.Jamea K. -... _.. thet the eltTa -----tho

~---- ........ - - damaclnc tho ...... --.-...

CloolldJ - - ~ • w-... to llblcl7 . tho - . of _..,.. tho two lld!Oolo for

--.;,.--~ to t1oa1r .-n. _.-ted at a

lillqr •. - - -. --of theN--· .._.. __ $! ___ _

"'' ..uuoa. clopaadilw - tho ...,...,_a-_ ............. -- ... 1to f&.laoiiUooaiiMoolba~oatho _. . .._ ...

·no.. -- .... .,...._ l1l -ra priooa. At tM work ....... ·J~Grp Coalde7.- pnal.

..... ,_ Ileal ·- lleftlap­-. told - thet thq

·RIIiiWfuFtad 0. l'olda7, 11.,. 6 a reoldeat of

Plaaaa ~ reported to the a.r - • rod foo: had ...-red ill 6oolr frcmt :raN. Due to the - of tbe IUilmal aad for ~oaf_,., the aaimal waa de-~ Tile IUibDal ... -- ,..,.. to 11e ...-u ... of ---. .. ....-. .Tbore le - danpr to tbe ....w.ata or tllolr pet& IIY­IIIs""~~ "--a--­---. do- .-me-do - - tbe --. Call .. Clt.7 Ammal - ~ iatel:iratt'l~. .

Ill oddltial>, lreop pet& from

....... at ..... """ lreop --. ........ .....-...- Tllel

··-·-- Coan~ Bealtb l>lpoz~ will hold a Bablea v-..- Cllaie ... w­dQ, Kalr :u from e to a p.ao. at ~ lllddlo 8dlaeL A -iUI f• ia ebuae4 fw tlda ...-. ,_. .,. 1187 ..--. -me

aM. ... the- .... for pet&. ,aoiooo call the ~ Aaimal War· .... .......,. ~ :rrw.,.,

··- -. to ,,. - - ..

Plllioo ·--~ -»•·~ at 188-0118.

•hoUld allow for appro::dm&tely at a public heariac priOr to it. five peraat a :rear intl&tion in adoption. Council rejeetecl the coatz-uctioa costa. In addition, if pr-ovi•ion that the builclinc be covaell cbooeM oae of the mini- rued if the referendum faDed.

=.r:-=:=.ta:'a ~ ~=- u!'or._:v~t:;-!~~ Y&tion, they abould ezpeet to pay permit the eoun~ aebool QSWil about 30 pen:eDt mo~ plu in. to build a IMIW elemeatary .ehool flatloa, than if thq bad otig. on the atte of the elty.........t inl:lly done the fall u.,....te. North End Schoo~ with the un-

c-ldey oald tha~ the oatimatea derataoollDc ·thet the eitJ' would ohould prove falriT -te, but receive Center Sehool Ia J:eturn. that the --~ Ia The .. bond Nfenoclam waa pro. In the - of aa- nmonJ pooed to determiDo wbethor eltl· and hiatorie -. ...,. are wllllna to filuulee the ~ Clarlfriq o..ita.- ......,.,.tion of either ocbool aa

At tM - -uac there bad a eommomitJ' eeator. heea--about wheth- CMice et sa-l er -..dl'a dlnedo ... for tile Tile boad - ltaelf doea draft - --- bad indud- -t _.,. wbleh acbool wiU .. ed a ~ to rue North lC8d. reDOV&...._ However, the reter--

Sehool If the ... ..-..... faiJod. ·-·- wiU ~!~to ..... - ... At the ~ II -.,., ........U ~ -tion aoldnc which i- aa --· detail· acbool - be _,.ted. AI· Ills .....U'a llltaatlona for -b tboach t1a1a vote wiU he atrletl7 -a>le - ..,-. ~. ~or Gil Woldeafeld Tile -. to be eoaaldond ..,..- that ...,. eoUIIdl· that for flaal - at the Kay 112 octod opJ.aalte to the advt.r,­....-.--.,~-~-~not be If tbe commomitJ' - ..rero:· · . .....,..llliiWI! ... · . .--......ell wfll lloPo ·~ \0 the "lack )llaalllloW' ,_ tho • r f 1

• II of • 0 t'IOO ~ • ._,.,.,. --- at .. .._ ::.... ... ..-....... ::.::::c -- .,. ... -·c-. .. - of - - aal,- to - - ........ - --of~ llebool. Ho ~ plallfllooc Ia complete If tho FllpM . - It Ia -. fair to lliodh Elld Ia ooleetod, and .. aall: - to - to • boad - .... - Ia - If - wlthoat beiDc - about Center ~ Ia H1eetecL bow U,. ~- wov.ld be uaec1. Be

Tba -- f1lrtbor otetea oo.,..bt to •- the ordl­- If the -~ - to o- .,_1 aiDce that Ia -- Ia def...ted, eouoell tM 0111,- fadll~ nbjeet to the will .s.nlep a plan for the atill- -1 _. • ....-. -.&loa of the North End prop- Alta ccmalclenblo debate, =· ~Ita~ Wllite'a motio1l waa cleteated oa autborlaed for ,_,.tioa. Tba a 1-4 vote. Tile other ~ _,tialr plan will be ..aiderod - upM - - -----------· pooed ordlaanee and ... ..-..... Bee BONDS, pqe 11

N.rws · &euitut otRce .._.

Jlonda-7 ~ 4 p..m. copy, ada

8-10 p.m. - ,ada 'l'laoadaJ' 8-10 p.m. -· ..

16 Parkway 474-4llll

,,., ............ pt ia $1.5 b,- 11ar7 .:-w~

At a worlteeuion on lla:r 10, City Couneil reviewed the~ 1989-90 reereatlon budget which, at $1.5 mil­lion, repreeenta 18.7 percent of the proposed expenditur~' in the city's general fund. As with other department re­riews, City ._.,James K. Giese noted the budget pre •. videa what is required to f)111d the current level of activit"·"·

The Olll7· iDel'e&a fa ~ trips, senior programs, dty su:;-,. Jnc eom. in f111"tber clnoelop. ported reereation groupR. and

of therapeutic reereatto_. •opport for eommunity group11 elop actlvit.iea· for .-cial ADOther page .shQwn e.stur.at('d tiou ("'7,000). New t.hb: partic-Ipation in the var1oua ac~ ODCLer the pracnm i8 a Uvtttu and recreation c-enters tor

ooeia club called LAJ'll' and rpe- 1988' cial &ethrttle1 and .triPIJ for Nil· Rec. FatUity Attendan~e ior citbena at Gnen Rida'e Youth Center 106,000

UH and tbe Gre.abelt Nun- SHL R.ec: Center 65,000 Center. Sel:f-s\.lpporting actlvitles 131,(){10

Recreation Direetor Ban k Municip&.l Swim Pool 4-0.aon Irvine uid be la "wf7 haD~)" Other recreation 52,000 with the PJ'O&T&IU lor .pectal Total 304,300 pooulatiou. Hla" departmeat la Reereation C.-e-nters :oolciDa' torward Lo tDe iiodcwr Spec::ial objectives for ~h'" pool, an additioD to the Youth Youth Center includE- re-d-.!sign-Center and pouibl7 a coiiiiiiUJlity tq the weight-lifting fa(':;itij?a ceoter. all of which wUI pr"'Tide to incorporate 8pa.ce in the a.dd.•-addttional ·~ for nereational tion being plann~d. A new so,md ProerammU. iD. the future. ayatem will be pureha.5ed for

The recreaticm •tat:f' iaeluc:lM the building, aleo a copy machine 11.1 clauitiecl aDd t.t DOD· and per&Onal compuur and a~IH>· elaulflecl poaitiona. The oa!J ciated software Cor the re-·:-rea· added poAtioD reeommeacled for tion staff. the aew year ia the equiY&Ieat Special objectives for ru-xt of a balf'-tbae ~l:tioD ODder year at the SHL Rec- CeNter tn· th-raNUtic recreation, to pro. elude co-aponaooring two e'Vent.a vide n:ppolt dariDI' aeU.'ritlel. A with the SHL Founta:m I....od.ge laqe DUDiber of part-timt' &ad and. with SHL Elementary ....oaal per80DMI comp!N the School. conduc:-tin& elinica on the ~. proYicllq ~ importance of eombintng afhlet· from daDce blatrueton to .oecer lea wilh ac-ademics and providmg nf......_ dru~r abuse awareneaa .

:&eer-.tion adlnbllaV:atioa ae- Unfunded requeata includ-t ad~ couDta for taM,IOO, larpq iD dition.al exercise and weight~ emploJ'eu aalariu ir.Dd· ~: liftinc equipment at the Youth the Yoo.tb..-c.nt.r UCOIIIIta for Center and a new sound •Y•t.el:rl $101.-o: tho Sprlachlll Lab for the SHL Re<. Center. Becr-.tioD CeaMr ll.CI,IOO; aad The Park and .R«r~.at.ion Ad~ otber ltecnatioa pncra~U, ••• n.<try Board (PRABJ, in 1ts 108. nport to council on the budjfet,

w-u. ~ fundlac the o<ound ~. _-1 lllrolpS - ·- for tho SHL Roe Cen"'r

iDe1.aUe a ..., ..._. u.tUtc the aDd •upported the therapeutic ~IliON t11aa JJe .........- ._.. recru.tion proa:Q.m.

duriJic the. liM&-:- IJ>. Pool .troet1oaal ........., cotiCWta, hoH- Tbe only .our note came. from day aDd •,Pedal ....m., tnmcldM Georp Bcwala in hia report on

·- taroc- and -to, Boo BUDGET, paae 18

OFFICIAL NOTICE

NOTJa OF SPECIAL MEETING

Adoption of

FISCAL YEAR 1989/90 BUDGETS

The Greenbelt City Council has scheduled

a SPECIAL MEETING

for

THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1989 at 8:00p.m.

TO CONSIDER AND ADOPT THE FISCAL YEAR 1989/90 BUDGETS FOB THE GENERAL FUND, RE­PLACE!QnfT FUND, AND UNEMPLOYMENT COM­PENSATION RBSEBVE J:'UND: TO ADOPT AN OR­DINANCE KAKJNG APPBOPBIA TIONS IN EACH OF THESE~; AND TO LEVY TAXES AGAINST REAL AND. PEBSONAL PROPERTY FOR FISCAL YEAB 111119/M; AND TO CONSIDER SUCH OTHER I'rEH-AS KAY BE Nl!lCESSABY. COPIEs OF TID!l BUDGET DOCUMENT ARE AV AlL­ABLE AT THE I'IPECIA.L MEETING, \\'RICH W1LL BE JIELI) IN THE COUNCIL BOOM OF THE MUNICIPAL

·BtJILDDJG, a- CBE8CBNT ROAD, GREENBELT, IIABYLAND.

Gudnm H. Mills, CMC City Clerk

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IIOAII'O 041'" OIRECTOIItS ~· =low••·"'<! :l'••doent :;:,..,. :)tioerQ ~·ce l)• .. •derat ·•,uunJ• "'·'~''"'~ S.~ucf\•mo "'!!<:"O!"""l"r, 3ar!l:••• -·~<OWSin 81\<l ~•t Seul•y twt.A - 3 .• ~SC~'> P'"'":Q'IIf5 $2'6 :.~· pea• .. Cvorr· '·"<:i a"o ~.,., ~·· ~'"' 'TI3y t><e "'•<I"<! (8o:r !14 3•.....,0.1"~ ~oted n Oo,or :J-0>1 at -fhe Gr-noe" :.c-oc ~roc&.., store O<!II:Jre 7 ~... - J<OIW-dey ,.,, de••-•<td ro the a<I•To•·•t omce n ... ., .,_.,..,,~. ~~ 1<, P~Mf"'"" r._7 .. -4' 3' -~., aflllce • aoen Wofo.d•y .,.,... 24 ..,.d !!- ·c :1"" 'or 1•s-o•av a<~ve,.,,,,,.Q O..•O• ~. s ·~ an< ""- .r~•c• .,..c cl-•fi.c! lOS ••• ;tcceo•ed --""onG.ay tr:-.., 2.._

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Thursday. May 18. 1989

LETT E R,\S Objects to Coverage

:r: :--e-por;1ng •)n thl! April 17 ~:: .n .. H~c:: m.e('-tmg d:scu~ion on the c::!y'~ :rat!'!c !l"tUdy, the .\i.-w. Re­~·v·1·:·~ April 26 artide states :.ha: ~h. W -~-!01'1 .s&Jd !!<he "had used fae:..o:-s ':>a.sed ~n n~t 1!oor area.

" However. r do not re-call ~.::."l .1. ~t.atement.. To the eon­trar-y. M~. Wilson hu 11tated tn a lett~r to me that .. the )(~('­

PPC rate! c whieh ab-e ueed) are b.....M on g-ro.u (total) tloor area ... MoM!Cver. aeeordinc- to the M­~~CPPC tra.n•portation stal!', both the 110urees whieh :Ms. Wi1sor. N!:tenr.~ in her study eo111tain anly rate11 ~ on total floor area.

A!..,, the article didn't men· tion that a.fter some di8C'11.Uion ,t_ thi11 1uu.e M.s. wn.on &Jmoan­eed that the statf"a Anal t.n1B,e f'St:.mate woald not melude tl!lei.r ori..,:na! ~imate o-f 850 to.tal t"!'ip11 ~r day. whkh wu the basis lor the M"t'imate of 490 additional tri'Ofi published in the February 9 v not Rm.e-IC. TM staiP"• oth­er estimate i11 916 total trio. per lliay, whieh is al110 baaed on net loor ana instead of total ftoor ana. A ~m.hf-1" t>1 the trwn•""Or­tat:ion statr at Maryland-National C.a.ptia.l Park and Planninsr Com­~ission : M -NCPPC} has roltt me th-ey would :lOt ~t traftle es­timates b&Md oD net ftoor area.

Tn adrlit::on to mv and ColD! ... il­maft W'hit.e'• ~ommenta. two other GN'fl'Jbe;~ resjdent.A sooke ,.,, this :.uue. ~ that the traftk im­pact lfl! a eommtJnity eenter was r:J .:-on ... ern to th~ and that ar. :nd-eDPnden! tra1!k .rtcdy milf'ht be­n~1u: -:.c ~itiRna.

A.s I .s.a1d at the meetiftir. mv Ml"l{"~rn :n thi11 matter i.1 with fa.C"ts &nd >!uue-s. not tH>nonali­tles. r l"etn'@t statemenu by C-oun.:-:lw<Jman Bram which tlavP attribot<'"·i m.otiv~ to me and wh~h ~ave l""'!Ieated.,..r m~n­~tr.;;f'<'i a~ a nenonal att.a.dl: what are ~n ~aM: fu-:1v l~vitimate te"rH'1-

c"Pl"Tt.s. :t ~.s a fundam...,tal ri.,.ht rlf ~voe-~ citrz.en in. a df'!mOeT&cy

~(} rai~· auestions about infonna­~i..,r. pr~r~. or DOlieies of :ht!i":"" ~V~l'"11'!nent.. and to ~i•t Ul"'ti~ the roneerns are ~tely addrHsed.

Rvtlt E. Ka.t--~~r

l!'ditcn .'lot~· The ...,..,. Rn?ieu· believes it hal reported accur­ately on an eTOlvil!C' iaatne. City Planning and ~t Coor­dinator Celia Wileon ~ to the l"inc• R.,..._ that she did t:ot UM thot lfary\aDd-NationaJ Capital Pari: aDd PlaDJtiJic Com­tlldaion fadon to eompaie her

hal trdle --- ..... -facton are ba8ed o6 .oDiDc eate-coriea and 11-NCPPC a.. no son-

THANKS LittJe did I know that one

!Short.. hand-~wr1tt..en note from the City Manager, asking me to gather mfonnatJon on gypsy moths, would J.ead to aU of the time and effon that ha11 been pu-t into developing the C:ty's Gnsy Moth Control Prog-ram.

Lookin« around the ~ommun­ity, it'll easy to see tha.t the Banding Program has worked, u ov-e-r 32,400 fee-t o! Repel'M Sticky Bands wl!re sold by the city. The Publie hrlormatlon Ca.mpailrJl has also been suceess­f".ll, as peopte have t.aken a gen­uine 1nteres~ in the .aeries o! ar­tides that have appeared in re­eem: iulle.ll cl the ~ew• Review.

The Ma.rytand Depart:ment of A.crieulture sprayed 668 urea by helicopter for C'YJ)S.Y moth! on Ka7 8. The city contractor sprayed 410 acres by airpl..ane on May 12.. The eombination of the two a.pra:y. shouJd cive the dty good eontrol over the pest popu­lation.

I would Hke to thank the ~lti­zena of Greenbelt for their <=o­operation &.nd patience in par­tidpating 1n this Yi!&r"s Gypsy Moth Control Program.

R~ M. Winsky Pllbl.ic laforaaticm aiKl

Co••aaicatio- Coonliaator

1ng eategory applicable to com­munity centers. Wilson aaid that she used fae+.ors derived from the Institute of Traftk Eng1neen ftgtlres bat n.ned them to fit the ioc:al situation ;,n sueh a way that :hey wen appheable to usable or net floor area.

The estimate of 650 total tr.ps per day was not reported because this figun was related to a plan to 'Witle part at Center Schoo! for city ~- When the Feb 9 ar­tide was pubhsbed, this plan was under act1ve I"'nsideration and figUres based on 1t were therefore r-eported. s.~ that optlon has been dropped, we saw no point in ?"eporting on estimates relating to

'~ Since no ~nerally a~pted

tra& generatk>n factors exist for ~ommunity eenters, it appean u.nh"'kely that any ag-reement ean be reached on exaet tradlic fig­aru.. Since the main eonclusion of Wilson's report was that roads adjacent to a commuraity center in ~ither the Center School or the N' orth End Sehool 1POU.ld be able to baDdlte the t:ra.ftlc gomerated by the oenter (rega.rdlea of whether net or croea square foo~ a used) • tAe N .-.o• R...W. doe. n.ot intend to punue theM ~res further a.U... ,..... --., .. ...,. ..

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, May 18, 1989

Eleanor H. t."ber. 78. died, Sun­day, May 14, after a brief illnes11. She and her husband. Bill, moved to L'nivel'"'3ity Square !lix years ali;O. after residing in Hyattsville for 40 years.

Eleanor was born o-n July 10, 1~11'} 1n Atlantic City, ~.J. She and Bill were married and moved to Wuhin~ton, D.C. m 1932. Bill worked for Paving Supply & r;qu1pment Company, the com­pany wh1ch supplied the ma­ch.mery used to bui1d Greenbelt Road from Branehville to what would soon be the new City o1 Greenbelt. Eleanor and Bill love-d Gre-enbelt, and were fond td its peopie, sense of eommunity. clt!aniiness, and lecation. Their son Edwin married the former Laura Links, w~e family lived 1n Greenbelt for many yean and ii!'randson Bill III married Eileen Fitzgerald. dau~hter of Larry and Geraldme Fitzgerald. also a long-t1me GreenMh family.

Eleanor was a long-time mem­ber o-f the Fint Unite-d Method­ist Cbureh of Hyatt.sv'ille where she was active in the Ladies Circle, the- Adult Fellowship, and the Friendship Bible Class.

She was rece-ntly preeeded in death by a daughter, Jeanette, and a g-randson. Edwin Forest IV

She is survived by her hus­band of 61 years. William Ed­win Sr.; sons William Jr. of Adelphi and Edwin of Richmond; sister Dorothy, N.J.; brothers Wi11iam, Indiana and Edwin of Richmond 11 grandchildren and 14 great--grandchildren.

Serviee11 were held at the First t:nited Methodist Chuteh of Hy­&ttaville on Thursday. She was buried a.t Fan Lincoln Ceme­tef'Y. Contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Chun:h of HyattsvilLe's Eleanor Uber Memorial Fund.

Eleanor loved donkeys. and amaaaed a large collection of miniatures. In memory of thia., her family would like to share the following poem which meant so much to her:

The Donkey When fishe-s ftew and forests walked

And fiip grew upon thorn, Some moment when the moon wa.s blood ~n surely I was born:

With monstrous head aDd sic­kening ery

And ean like errant winca. Th~ devi1's walking parody

On all four-footed things. The tattered outlaw of the earth

Of aneient erooked will. Starve. 5eourge, deride me. 1 am dumb.

r keep my secret still. Fools! for I also had my hour:

One fa.r fien:e hour and sweet:

There· was a shout about my ean,

And palms before my feet! Gilbert K. Claatertoa

THANKS We would like to thank all of

our spoll50n: Pepsi Cola. Green­bett American Legion, Post 136, Greenbelt Son~ of American I.e­cion, Post 136, Greenbelt Lion'11 Club. Greeabelt Carry Out, aDd Dr.'s HeCarl Family Dental Oft'tce. '

A speeial thanks to Greenbelt High's and Manager, Jamea llead, fo-r an their 8tJP))Ort B.Dd to all our G~lt Little r.ea..- booaten.

G.--helt Little Leape

Beatrice Irene Broolchart N~ ble died May 12 at Washington Hospital Center. Born in White­horse. Indian Territory, Okla­homa. Aog-wt JS. 1901. lk" learned prin~ from her father and eontinued in the field Ulltil her retirement from the Govern­ment Printing Office.

She married Rolph E. Noble December 27 • l.ti5 snd they had two sons. Elton Brookhart Noble and Wilbur Brookhart Noble. The family movtd from Kansa.s t..> Greenbelt in 1947 where they have lived over forty years.

Bea ha8 remained a lifelong active member of the Methodist ehurc:h wherever she lived. Some of her activities include choir member, local church and United Methodist Women member and offieer, as well as District offi­cer. She was awarded a "Lite lfembersbip" by t he United Methodist Women. She has served as representative of the A-meri­can Bible Society and as Key Woman ot the Board of Child Care.

As a printer/proofreader Bea was proud of hu seieetion ae the final proofreader for the Gov­ernment Printing Office publiea­tion of "Bowdiieh, the American Practical Navigation." and joint­ly with Ralph as proofreader of the United Methodist Chu!'Ch "Baltimore Annual Conference Official JoW""nAI," each year for a number of years.

Survivor-a iDCiude her bu.aband and sona. daughter·in-law, Rhoda Lucas Noble, three si:at.era.,. Rosa Smith of Gravette. Ark.., Esther wells, Ancleton. Tell: •• and Clau­dia Wagner, Hoaa~ Tex. and three sunivina' .crandehildren.

A memorial service will be held Saturday. May 20, at 3:30 p.m. at Mowatt United llethod­ist Chureh..

n.e tamil,. _,_.., ;, lieu

Sportdilabers to c..,ete The Spriugotone 89 Sportdjmb .

ing Competition will be held at Recreational Equipment, Inc:. (R­EI) 9801 Rhode Uland A-, Coif- Parir,. MD, on Saturda,., lila,.- 20, troa 10 LDL to 7 p.m. (Sanda,., 11117 21 Rain Date)

Approximate!,. 100 dimbera will compete. They will be divided into 4 competition claaee: lle.'a Reereatloll&l, -... ;Recna­tiona.,4 ll.en'1 Elite, Women's El­ite. Dift'ereac:ei in cl&ali..ftc:ation are made on the buis of cWIIo:ul­ty. t;)

The competition will be held on a 36 foot tower erected for the EVenL Arti&ieial atone hoJda will be aftlxed to the wall in a pattern designed to provide the desired level of diftlculty. CliiDbera will be allowed one attempt ou the elimination route in their elaai.­fication. Finalists will ·also have o-ne attempt, on a route of higher ditllculty. PriRo will be award­ed to top ftn.iaherL

In the put few years, Ant in Europe, and only lately in Am­erica, 1portelimbing eompetitiona have cained popalarity in the climbing community. Sprinptone 89 wiU be the Arat major Eut Coaat competition.

Spri- 89 ia beb1c -sored by: Reer ationa1 Equi~ ment. lne., The Ameriean AJpiDe Clul>Biue Ridge Seetion. The Potomae Appalaeblan Trail Clai>­Hoaataiaeering Section, Oat­door Pl'oriaionariea,. :Mountain­Bmith, W.L Gore and A~sociatea, aDd The NOI'th Pace. Stnu:t.an~ seaft'olding and ereetioa lei"Yieu are heine provided t.,. the Mm. Mone Corporation of Temple Hllla.

of flowon, a !rift to Beatrice a_ Noble Memorial Ulritecl M-­Wt Women or' to the Americaa ~ Soelet.7 of lla17laDIL

U Saving Money Makes Sense

To You, So Should Pre-Need

Arrangement. When you pre-arrange funeral serVIces, we guarantee that you Wlli recetve exact!).• what you paKi for, no matter how much the serviCe cost has 1ncreased. Do the senstble thmg call Chambers today.

Funerals as low as $1395. Cremations at $395_

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BAKE SALE NETS $1,017.65 - JOIIIUie Kellaher, Presi­dent of the Women of St. Hugh's p-ted a eheek for $1,017,65 to the Rev. Jobn P. Staek, Pastor of St- Hugh's Catt.olk Chureh_ The money was raised from a.bake sale for the benefit of the parish sehool'a Restoration Fund. Eileen Labakaa, Treasurer of the Women of St. Hugh's. :loUoed In the p.......,tation_

Mmo Holds Orie~ The Wulllnirton llotropolltan

An& Tranolt Authority (WMA­TA.) llDd the Metropolitan Waoh­inatoa Orientation and Mobtnty Auoeiatioa (MWOMA) invite indivicluala witb visual impair­menta to a Metrorait orientation at Gallery Plaee Station, on Sun­day, June 4. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. .. Profeuion.al mobility special­ists for the blind, together with Metro employeea, will demon­strate how to u~ the automatic fareeard vending machines and enter the faregatea. They wilJ also show participants how to orient themselves irunde a typi­c&l station in relation to the location of farecard machines, turnatUe.. escalators and plat­forma. and haw to enter and exit a Metrorail car safely.

The orientation is designed for the independent visually impaired traveler who would like to be .. eome familiar witb travelin&" on the Metrorail system.

Advanced registration is re­quired for the free orientation.

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11'811111111118 ,., ,..,_ Does getting to Foggy Bottom·GWU from Greenbelt

throw you a curve' Well, consider this angle. Metrobus to Metrorail We can get you where you want to .EO with no geometry problems.

All you have to do is catch the R·11 or R·15 Metrobus. That will get you into the New Carrollton Metro station m no time flat. From there, •fs JUSt. a

few minutes on the Orange Line and you're at F~ Bottom-GWU It's that Simple. And when you take Metrobus to Metrora1/, you can leave

the parking cost and worry behind. You 'II also save wear and tear on your car. So next time you're wondering how to get around. no matter where

you fe headed. remember this simple axiom. Sometimes the shortest and most convenient distance between two points is Metrobus. -·-----... ··--R· 11 Beltway Plaza/New Carrollton Metro

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW To l'e8'iNer. or to reeem addi­tional intonaation., call lta.ren PIUUlell a' WMATA, (202) IHil!-1481, TDD 638-3780; Ll- SuOI­man at (301) 812-4347; or Don­"" Sauerbuqrer at (301) 858-0138 (volc:e 'and TDD).

.lazz at Youth Center The Phoemx Jaz:r.: Band w).]l t..:

featured at the Youth Centf·r on Sunday, May 21 at 7 p m n-, .. performance is open to thE· ptlb­lic, free ~f charge.

AGENDA R .. ular M .. tlng of

City Cauncll Monday, May 22, 1989

8100 p.m. I. ORGANIZATION

). Call to Order 2. Roll C..U 3. Meditation and

Pledce of Allegiance to the Fla.g 4. Coneent Acenda. - Approval of SU.ff' Re<'ornmt·,nda Li<}n •

(The eoiiM:Ilt agenda eonaleta of those 1tems which hav1' uterieka (•) placed beaide them, .subje<-t to .,uch revi.~l""' as zqay be n.de by the Council prior to am•rova:)

6. Approftl ot. AaeDda and Additions II. COMMUNICATIONS

6. Prelent.atlon - Ride-A-Bike for the Retarded 1~89 7. Petitlona and llequHts

(Petttfoaa received lit the meerting win not be act-ed upon b7 tbe City CouDOil at this. meetting unle-. 'the :rta.ndinc

""* - W11ived b" - Council) 8. Minutea al Coundl lleeti~ 9. Admini.trati'ft Reports

10. Committee fteporta - Pre.entation III. LEGISLATION

11 A Resolution to Set Forth the Actions Whi<'h the CJty Council Intends to Take, Depending Upon the H.~sult11 of & Bond Iuue Referendum for the Purpose of F'mandng the Co1t of a Multipurpoee, Multigent>rallonal Commun­ity Center at a Facility Previously Used as an E:emen· tary Sc:bool, and on the Reeulte of an AdviiiOT}'" Q-uestion to Determine if t.he Community Center Should tw At th<' North End Sehool or the Center School - SeeoDd lleadinc

12. An Ordi-.DCe to AmeDd Division 4. "Other Benefi.hl" of Article IV. "Einplo)'ee Beneflta" of Chapter 13. "PPrMr,. nel" of the Greenbelt City Code, by Addtng a New SN·­tkm 13-161. "Te~nry Diaability Benefits" to Provide for U.e Participation of All Classified Service Employel!s in a Tempozaey Diaabtlity P1an of the City as Estab­lished artd Approved by the City Coanc:il

- Pint Reading 13. An Ordinance to Amend Diviaion 3. ''L~ave" of Arttdc

IV. "Other BeneftU .. of Chapter 13, Title "PnRonnel", of the Greenbelt. Cit7 Code, By Repealing and Reena.rt­i•c witll Amendments Sec. 13-127 "Leave for On-th{'-Job Injuria .. , to Provide that the City Manager May Grant Up to Poor HU.Ddred. Ei.rhtY., Hours ( 480) AdminiRt.ratlv.,. LeaYe to an Employee Injured on the Job · Firat Readiq

14. An Ordinance to Add a New Section 2-2~ to the Green­belt City Code, Title "-Temporary Distability R{'~erw Fund", for the Purpoee of Eatabliehing a Tt-mpora;r

Diabilit7 Reserve Fund to Account for Short-Term D.u~­abilit;r Beneftt Payment.&; to Provide for the Rece1pt of Funda to be Appropriated Annually; to Provide for the Diabunement ot Short-Term Disahillty Bt-noeflttS for Which the City May be Liable; and to Provlde for the Pa)'lllent of Legal and Other Professional Fees Related to Claim. and the Administration of the City'!! ~hort­

Term Diaability Procram

16 Api:.l=~·Eatabliah Procedures a~d G~idelinf:i for · the Admlniatration of a Short~Term D111abibty Program

u Eotabllmod by the CltJ' Council

16. A.Fi:o~:, Provide for the Number of JudgeR and Clerka of Election, to Provide for Their Compensatio~, and to Pro-ride for the Rate of Compensation tQ be ~a1d to the Cbairmaa and Members of the Board of Elect1ona for the June 27, fts~ Special Referendum Election - Pint lleadinc (Su.peuioa of Rules Being Recommended)

IV_ OTHER BUSINESS 17. Lake Park PathwaJ'

(PBAB~5-IIll) 18. A..-1 KMtiDc with City Coum:il

(Pil.AB c-aieatloll) 11 Parltwq Buln Pamp-Onr FaeWt,. Plan 20: Stoi'IIIW&tel' Pollut.i~n Control Coat-;Sha.re Program FY

Zl. :.:opooed Federal C..,itallmproTOments P~og-ram Natlcnud Capfl;al a.pm - FY 1990-1994

22. r- . '181M a-d Lack Boad za. Site aDd ~ Plan - Sonan Bank

sm1&.-~Lot a (APB~88-8)

24- Penalt - #US- US Homea V SCHEDULING OF FUTURE MEETINGS NOTE: TMS 18 A PRELIMINARY AGENDA. SUIJ.JECT TO

CHANGE

Greenbelt School Children Hop tor Muscular Dystrophy

by Pamela Hirsh Gr~nbelt Center E1ementary School held a Hop-A-ThrJn

'" late April to help explain Muscular Dystrophy to kinder· )(ar:er: .itudents.

"\'."e were hopping for those who can't," organizer ami ~mdergarten teacher Anza Manning said. One of Center's students, Peter Renzle, has Muscular Dystrophy a.:-~d ~r.e boy's mother. Mane Hite, suggested the program. ··r;,)ppy Bunny", a Muscular Dystrophy repre::~entative. t~ame to the school to pro-..ide infonnati-on abvut the disease. ~e- :\todent.s jumped Up and ease. La t e r, "Floppy Bunny•·

-j.-:>w!'! ~:>r a mln;Jte and a h.a]f showed the lnnderg1lrtentey-g SOfT'It..

o~a·_.~.,. ··li\·e have stron« mus- of the appliances that ch1ldren -.e~ a.!1d .u~ abl~ to hop." lfan- afflicted With Muscular Dystro­n: "Z "iald. Vartous adults around phy can use. These 1:-J.clude<'.:! •:-..- ~oorr: ::-oun~ the number of r:rutche.s and specui~ly-maae

hoeS". The avenge child reachM spoon and fork. The eat1n~ uten~ a.p:jrr:>x:mate:y 160 hops, &.::cord- Sl]s -ere made to SWivet because n~ :.~ Mannmg people mfhcted With Muscular Ear.~ il:.ndergarten So!ic·c-e-d Dystrophy havl!' shaky hands and

P·~d~es pnor to che Hop.A· Tilon do not hill"' &-ood coordinatiOn. and. a~: :ogether, they M.1seci L·stag thu spoon and fork. she r.~arly $65{1 showed how food would rrot !al!

•F1(,ppy Bunny .. gave e<Peryont- but woukl mer-ely move sxie to a paper bac bunny puppet before :~ide L! sh&.lten. she :@-!~. Some student. werto The G~nbelt Center Hop-A­awarjed pr.:z:~ !!UC'h a.s t.H-sh:rts Thon turn~ out to be OOth a an•; · ·_.or.ng booit.s. fund-raiser for liluscu;ar Dys~ro-

&:-f.;re :he ll:d.s hopped, ··Flop- phy and a fun, as well a3 an py B•~W";y" discuaaed what s.hP etiu.c=auonal. expenenee for the

Green lelt Tours Kemben of the Committee to

Save the Green Belt will conduct cuided tou.n of the ereen belt e~h Saturday. On May 20 at noon, the tour will start at the end of Sorthway. Can Pa.ul at 4 7 4-46.63 or Rodney at 3"-5421

GHI N01ES The Member aDd Community

Relations Committee will meet in the board room on Tuesday, May 23 at 7:30 p.m.

The Board of Directors will meet on Thu.rsd.ay, May 25 at 8 p.m. Members are mvited.

Gr-nbelt CARES Greenbelt CARES has re­

eeived a Certificate of Operation from the Juvenile Sel'Vlcea Agen­cy, tn recognition r:rl Lhe bureau's meeting all state requirement&.

At the May :W.A YSB meet­mg. Rosemary Alme, newly ap­pointed. Deputy Director at the Juvemle Services Agency, was a .ruest speaker. One of Alme's areas ot re.~;ponsibility is Con-tract Services, which Youth Service Bureaus

MISHKAN TORAH SYNAGOGUE

Ridge & W estway Rris. Gn.-enbelt, Md . .t74-4223 "4224

Conservative Reconstructionist

Serv1ces: Friday 8 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m.

Rabbi Saul Grife

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal

Baltimore Bl'+'d...at Powdttr Mjlt Rd .. ~lt.sviUe

8:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist

10:30 a.m. ~Y Eu.::.~rist.

10:30 a.m. Sunday &hool

ReY. J .)iUJ. G Bals. Rector

937-4292 l:'a:l~ F'hl?PY )(uscles, a Slmpll· students. f~...C way r)f ~xpla1rung what hap- ;..:.:==-----------"===========: """' :o • """"" ,..,., thi• "" Greenbelt Community Church Council Tidbits {> rsiTED cHL"RCH oF cHRisT

A~ .ts May~ rer.Jiar meettng, ~, ~-J-... , ~~~s::~ :~.a~~e~~e~~r~~::: •->:e- ·:; r-eer»e.it Ciw Counrc:i: ~ I ( • ... 10 : 15 am Sunday Worship

~ln.troduced an or-dinance to ·;- .... ·~~'·,·:r"'---~ ~ 11:20-11:40"CotfeeBreak" ~lr.an..- .. ~:dewalk Improvements ._' ~ ~ . & ~C::: 11:40-12:20 Fellowship >n :~~ commereiaUy awned por- ,.~ ~ , \ t ~ : and Learning for all :.10n -~( Roosevelt ~nter by a ·-·~ ·"' • ... ages •pec:a. useasrnent to b@ pa1d .H . :Sursery care provided. •r; ::;-."' ~n. '_'A ~hu.r~lt of the opnz mind. the wr:zr-n h_,...nrt. fhe a.otpir-Jf ~~f'~p~r~01~~· au;~;;~~~~~~ zn.g ~o!d. 'ln.d the :~I)Ci.al l'i.'f'ion. ... " ;JT"~at:or.. .n the Capital Improve-:r..enu F-.;nd ri for desi.-n and ~r0.~~-:. manage-ment ~u for !.i'-.e :nrloor pool, design tees for :.U:., ?a.ric. 1mprovement.a and ;:aan!'.Jnlf fees for Schrom Hi11s ?a ric

-A!.!thoriud the hirtnc of t.htl Rober. Whale-n Company to p:ro­"ld"' precons~t1on serviees !or :.h.e :ndoor pool at a eost not t.o ~xc-ee~ 110,()()(). ~Reappointed Joe Wilkin.son

an(:: Ke::th Chern.ikotf to the ?arb .a:-.d ~reation Advisory 3oal"'O:: and accepted the resigna­:ion r:J! B.a.rry Solomon from that OO.,y

. -Si.;pported eounty lelfisl£tion ·.hat w )'.!ld transfer the sebool :>oal"'--: PM?er':.Y along Serthway ~x<;..en~ed :o the city.

-D:rected :staft' to seod: a ~~~

J!'r ~ state off"w:iala detailinc ':ne :~ . .:.story o1 uocio~ problema ·Jn ~..he hill aeparaeblc &ettway Plaza and :he achool hus lot,. and ~equeat:ng enfon=ement of stan­dard.s.

-&he.du.led a •orlr. -.loa for ~.,. 24 to ~ the OtT• eapi­;.al~mp~g~

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH MASS SCHEDULE:

Sunday 8, 9;30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.

Saturday 6 p.m. Daily llua: ?:SO &.m. Jlonday-rriday, 9 a.m. Monday-Saturday

s...ra-..t ol Reconc:iliatioa: Saturday .4-.6 p.m.

a-. Jolla. P. Stack. Putor ...... )(.. Vale•tiae EeftQ, Auoeiate Puior

u.:-J"ITED >!ETHODIST CHURCH MOWA'IT MEMORIAL

40 Ridge Road • Greenbelt • 474-9410

Sund~y

& Morning

Sc:hool Worship 9:30AM. 11:00 AM.

o.niel MonUpe, (Nursery

Pastor Provided)

'· 'rhursday, May 18, 1989

At theLibrar.y Thunday, Ka,. 25: Drop.-In

story time for c:hildren ages 3-6 at 10:30 a.m. StoriM, film­strips and muaieal activities.

<:::>< Catholic

Community of Greenbelt

MASS Municipal Building Sunday, 10 A.M.

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

Paint Branch Unitarian ChurCh

1215 Powder Mm a.. (,_ Cb.....,. Hill Rd.)

s-.. Mu Z1, 9:11 a 11:13 ._. "Carra~: for th Earth" Beth Cox.· Intern Miniater

Re>r. R. W. KeU.,. U'7·-

Baha'I Faith "Beautify your~ Opeo. ple, with truthful.neu, and a­dorn your 10alll with the orna­ment of honesty. Beware, 0 people, that ye deal not treach· erously with .any one."

- Baha'i s.cr.d Writ!Dp

GreeBbdt. BaJaa'i c..a.mt,. P.O. Box 246

Greenbelt, MD 20770 345-2918 I 474--4010

"OLDIES, BUT GOODIES" Dinner-Dance

Sat., May 27, St. Hugh's Grenoble Hatl

$25 Couple (Singles Wel~)

Dinner-7:15p.m. Danc:ine9 to 12:15

All proceeds will go to the Building Fund for St. Hugh's School.

For reservations.. call Dolora Capotosto at 474-.4032 or 985-7259.

BAD MEMORIES? Replace Them With Good Memories

t GREEN.ELT BAPTIST CHURCH

Bible Study For All Ages (Sun.) Worship Services <Sun.) 11 Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.)

Crescent & Greenhill Roads

9:45A.M. A.M. & 7 :00 P.M.

8:00P.M.

474-4212

Annual Strawberry Festival

SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 12 noon- 6 p.m. STRAWBERRY SCNDAES KIDS VIDEOS SODAS

HOT DOGS WHITE ELEPHANT GAMES

CRAFTS BAKE SALE

AUCT10S

CHILDREN'S AUCTION

GREAT SUBS

Holy Cross Lutheran Church - Greo.llelt J1oac1

Wonhip s.rv;.,.. SUDCJa,. 8:30 lll>d 11:15 a.m, (~ ....., pro-vided each ~)

Sanda,. School lll>d Bible Clasoeo 9:60 a.m, Pre-Sebool Do- 9:60 ..... 11,15 a.m. ~or ;mormat;.,.. repzdmc _..,.,. ·for youth, ,_ adulta, lliagla. aDd seuior c:itisou, pleMe eall tho eha:rda o8Jc:e.

Bolwanl H. -. - J41-6111

Giese Offers Stay tthe Course Budget, No New St~ff for Administration, Cares

"&tMaryCo Lo!J WilliamBOD :!eu~ ~eft :!ver from last _year's turn three half-time positiofUI I ~ UDell met May 10 om.aa1ons.. into full--time positiofUI next

to reVIew .three areas of the . G1ese aaad he was not t:-on- year ia proposed by stall to be budget for 1990 - general Vl~ed, though he admitted to completed in three yean

gove~ent and CA~, ~;::f ;a~bl;: :::;!~g :OP ;.!!~ Carol Leventhal, cAREs Di-rec~tlof!. and recreation a decision. He looks at three rector for 16 years, commenting orxanJZatJOns .. Three time§ things, he explained-job skills ~n the . unmet funding, said, they heard _9'ity Manager :r~uired, eom.parative pay for . There 1s work to .~ do':le and James K. G1ese chart the atmilar positions in the area. and It need~ ~ ~ done.. Agatn, the COUrBe! maintaining· the tum-over "te within the po- :~:Ct!dhmltatJODS WhiCh hav~ _pre­same level of services as last sition-:--:nd _he could not justify personne~u~iju b forrf~dltJo~al year can be done without a rec:lauifJcat.ion. . the police ;;part.':aen~ mov:S ~ tax rate increase. By hold- . To~l expenditures for admin- its new bu·ld· th. ing to that . 1 . II 18tration are $334,800. Registra- 1 •ng IS year.

me . ~a In a . depart- tion and elections, includina- one P~t.ene. called at~ntion to. a

nts, _the tnc:r~ ID reve- referendum, are expeeted to cost certi.f~e:at1on eomphanee revtew nues wdl provide for the in- $15,000. lett..er from the Maryland Juve-creased costs to maintain FiDante Department nile Services Agency, dated April those services, a 5 percent Under the Finance Department 28, noting that ita review pro-cost-of-Jiving increase for budget, unfunded items include eesa eomp.leted I a • t month employees, and the increased ~e addition of one full-time po- 8~~ no ttem• of "n?Jl-c:ompli­cost Of Operating th r Sltion Starting in January and ance. and ftO CO~ect.ive &c:tion de--+ t · . e po .tee aorrie new equipment. Finance rt:'!QUired. The reVlewer had se-. ,_... .. men In Its new budd- Director Cas Prybyl spoke to lected 14 case recorda of the 342 mg. council of hie department's needa. cases serviced by CARES during N~ thi.e Year is a liat in each He also asked council to increase 1988. He complimented Leven-

~011 of the budget for requests futlda for training _ emphasiz- thai for the ~ report. b7 the varioua department head1 ing the importance of continued Special objectives for the com-that remain unfunded. computer training for his ataff. · ing year include after-school dia-

Geaeral Go•eraaent He apoke ·at length o1. the in- cuuiont.:dpPDrt groups in three Aa it baa been doing every creaeed akilla his three acc!ounts Greenbelt schools, information

four. 7ean,. couneU q considering clerka have accomplish!<l and the s h a r i n g nieetings regardinc an me:re&ae in- ita own pa7 - increa.inc responsibility of those CARES servic:ea· with Greenbelt '1,600 for the mayor, $1.000 for joba. For example, in reaearch- police department atatf, and de­couDDU memben, briDainar theb- ine whether the c:ity is collect- velopment of babysitting courses annual pa7 to 18,.000 for the ma:r- ina' penonal property taxes from and pre-employment training. or aad ti,OOO for eaeh ot the all buaineaea within Greenbelt, In response to a question by othen.. . A 1986 i:oc:reaae added an aeeouata elerk hu discovered council. Leventhal lined .everal $1,000 JMII' position. 190 buineuea that are not shown areas o1 concern: kida who are

The 1utal propoeed bodcet u on the tax rolla and are appar- too young to work when out of ])HeeDted by the manager for ently open.t.ina' without a eounty school but whoee parent(s) c•n­coUDCi), iDcludill8' benelita and licenae or permit. The "clerk" not afford camp, kids who cotne opera:tiq expenaa, il ~.000. is writinc the program to cor- to ua and aay "there 18 60thing

~iaillratl•e Staff relate thia intcmaation. to do here" and others who spend Couocil member Ed Pi.tena Hi• IJtaff needa help, he said, too muc:h time in 10eial activities

HIDDEN SPRING RESTAURANT

Poohicle Patio Dining, Opens Saturday May 27

Chef Roy Will Have Steamed Crabs Available In Addition to Ria Recalar Menu and Appetizing Speda.Ls

University Blvd. & Rhoele Island Avenue

5043 Branchville Rd. College Park

GREENBELT/Glen Ora- Three bedroom end unit T .. wn.

house with 2 1/~ baths, separate dining area. n~ r••orn,

'deck, plus many more amenities. Priced at $146.~J5(1

NEW CARROLLTON· Three bedroom. 2 bath Rambler

with entrance foye~. fiJ:"eplace, RCreened porch, inground

pool with deck and pool house, off-street parl<ing. and

only $149,500.

LANHAM/Woodstream - Open Satuirlay l-4, Colonial

with 4 bedrooms. separate dining room, large <.'ountry kit~

chen, family room, fireplace, central air. deck & off -streel

parkin&' for 4 cars - $177,500.

WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH

Call Jack Darling

474-1010

DARUNG REALTY

7303 Hanover Parkway, Suite 0

Greenbelt, MD 20770

uked Whether. the present ataft and by January his department and don't tlnd time to 1tudy.

is auffieient to provide the .er- will have moved into the quar- liJF!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!i!!l~~~~~~!!;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil v.ieea lleeded. "I am not reeom- ten vacated by the police de-mendiae any •tatf inc:rea.ae at partment and there will be apace thi8 time," GiHe replied. Hie pal tor th~ added position. o U "to utDiM atatf to ~ maxi. Prybyl would also like to hire mum potea.tial. Jlaybe we are interns for the aummer, the de­dobw UV... we ehouldn"t be do. partmeot's buaiest time. Council

·ina.'' · wa• receptive to Prybyi's requests Staff Ia p:reaently worltinc un- and to study pot~sible reelaesifi­

dcr ...,..... ..-ce restraints, added eation of the uac:eounb clerks"' Aulataat Cif;J' Manager Michael jobs which now require "highly lleLA1qrhlha. who ezpeete to aak skilled technic:iana.,.. tor. oae &ad: a half new potJidona Finance and Administrative ftW 1111. Sf;rvices ac:counta for $408,.400 in

Gieae feel• the city ia eur. the operating budtE"et. retd!J' coinc throuch a ~ CARES paiocl of oetivity, with it. own The CARES budget of $198.300 aq'l'eahw ... eapital improvement. is ahared by the city, county and ~ and the laat period of atatep with the city providing ...... priYate development with- .48.2 pen:ent of the funding. m doe eity limit.. He noted od- CARES ia G....,nbelt"o family­diUoM.Jbo that eontputerlaatkm oriented youth counseling aerw is e~ •taff workloads. In "vice. Unfunded reque•te include other worda,. he is waiting to a eriaia intervention specialist lee more clearly what will be to work with police patrol offi· needed far the future. c:ers. The coat. would be •plit

Doroth7 Lauber, executive between CARES and the police aea-e._,. to the city manager. dep-.rtment. Also a requut. to spoke to councn on behalf of the oeaetarieo and off">ee workers.· Golden Aue Club n.e,. did not share in the upward e

At our meeting on Wednesday, lla7 24, Sall7 Carrano wi~l show a film, "Ameriea,. You Are Too Youq to Die."

rwlaNifieation of man,. poaitiona. which oeetrrred last year. She explaiJied to . c:ouncil that her gNUp haa found it neeaaary to apeak up for it.Hlf thia year. Lauber provided a three-page job ewal-n, showing • h • ...we J'all&'e ot thinca we do," - _...DC the city or it. • ....--. at meetinp to re-~ laforma&ion aDd -pa..,. .._y to -lriDC ooUoe. h all, ...., lined U oeparato

~d-. of - perfo.-.L Sbo ,_ a oympadoetle ear h c-11 lleJnbor Toai Bram

---.... iDdmclual ---- to Joolr at ...,h .106 aad the- ill it. Patella--­ed a _., paJ' catecol7 for - Cnaeil Kember Tom Whita ......... on tla oide of the

- -"-' doe "uDfair-

On Thonday, May 26, bu• for Sotterley Plantation trip will leave from Sonan Bank At 9 a.m.

WedDadaJ", Ma7 31, Oac:ar Ma:ren wiQ talk on Fire Safety. lla ia a ret.ind fireman ffom the Prlaee Georpa Coant1 Rire ~t.

Oa Thu:nday, May 11, Greea­belt Seaior Citiuaa were once acam -ted to • delirious dl• aer, eoarta7 ot American Learioa Poat No. 186. Tbo Golden Ap

Chab -- it. - thaDke to the A-.erieaD J...cjOn members aDd to tha Ladiu -Awdliuy for tbeir hooJiltality aad the Jowl,. doot'.,.U..

WEARE FOR,·

• A NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in the North End A majority of Greenbelters voted for a new school in the School Board vey

BUr-

• A COMMUNITY CENTER in the renovated Center School building The $3 million bond issue would pay for all the required structural. heating, air conditioning, safety, and handicapped work t

• A COMPLETED SCHROM HILLS PARK (west of Windsor Green)• - The $1 million bond issue would give us a park and athletic fields now,

rather than over 5 years

VOTE FOR GREENBELT'S FUTURE

VOTE FOlf. THE TWO BOND ISSUES

VOTE POR THE (.0MMUNITY CENTER IN A tiTY-OWNED CENTER SCHOOL

Cit.Ueu for Education &: Community

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P....,s GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thu~y. MAy 18, 1~

__ Greenbelt~S'Or! _ ~-~~ Business ~ NYMA Hosts Open House Celebrating New MTC Ill

by Elaine Skolnik :-.-YMA. Inc. officials roiled out tho red carpet for their

em'P~<)yees and custorr.er-s at an open house on April 18 :n ':r,e :-.ew 12-story Maryland Trade (enter III building in East Greenbeit. One of the fastest growing regional high­:ec!: COf!".pani-~ :n the \\-'a..o;hington area, SY)fA occupie;S -:!'-.€ :.:,op four floors, where their admini~trative. information "it::~!X'es. ~y3-tem inte~ration and technical uoup~ ·""·i!l op­.::-a ':e An engineerin~ lab ~ill Oe located in the ba ..... ement anc• ar. :n-house day care facility will occupv part of the .obn:. where the company al~ anticipate::. oPenin!! a hard­·;. a:-!? ar.d produets showroom.

T'-,., 0pen house gavl! ~Y~A ~~:c:a . .s a.n .. opportunity to ::~a.n.c :u empl<:~yees and ehenu fo~ :he:..r ~or.trlbuUotu~ ~ the company'~ l'f'Owth," said Debra Oirver ot Quantum Commu:ruea­bons., Inc: .• a public l"'e~bone firm n!pn!sentmg NYlllA.

Arthu:r Vi!rbim. NYllA's V'll!'e

P~l<llen~ ')f mar~t1ng, pointed "J:lt :hat SYMA bas crown trom een MnployHs m 1985 to 2'75 !oday, •"Jth &bou't 160 employee,s OOU.<H:J. m the company's Greim­':o€'tt ~r;~rate headquarten. Var­:a:.;s en;pioyHs also work on the !;t.> vf the1r elien.u,. whiLe others a:-<'! >xated in the eompa.ny's of. !:ce~ n•, 12 major E.aat Coa.111t ·~:-::e~ SYMA's clien~ 1nclude ':he ~ Mlonal Aeronautics and .S par.e Administ.ra:tion. the Fed­~ra.:. A \."l&t:ion Adminiat.ration., De­~r-tr.:ent ot Hou.smc a.od t:r-ban ~veiopmen.t and the Department -,1 Eneru, u well u z:najor a.erospa.ce eorpora.ao....

A mmonty corporation. ::SYMA ::.egan ~ta operation. with !!Om· put.e:- !lel""''"ic-n. then expanded .n<.o ~!-;ware development, !YS·

~~;~;~~~~~ ~7~ :.r= of :he board and presMient Q{

SY:d:A ~1d, .. Our revenuU hav-e

=~ea;:~lo~n>:u=:- i~ba~on: a.n estl.Dla.ted $20 millton

A:: a:3'0 noted that ":SYMA w:U ::.e tne first eompany m ou.r .oc.a.e to provide day care fa­.:~·;:':..l.e:t for employees. Ekc:a:J..se ... i! .i.pprecate tbat our emp~oy­<!~s n.a.ve he.lped us grow, we wd: :::ontmue to unplement wno­va.uve and creative io.eaa to help :hen-, g-row Thi.111 attentiOn to peop:e h.a.a been and wtll c--on­:J.r.;,;;e :o hoe the eornentone o~

:::ompany

MTC Ill Opens 87"'- Leased

T'homa.s J. Louar. vice p~l· dent of Coakley .6 Williams, Inc. Commerctal Leuinc aad Sales a.nnouncu the l)~niq of Ma.ry­~d Trade Center Ill. Coakley d& W lliama. Inc. baa preleased 152,800 ~- ft. of tbe 12-s'tOry, 187.245 ~- ft. gla.aa curtainwall. e'U.l'T".hnear otfi.~ building lo­eate<f in Maryland T1-ade Centef' Pazlt ;n Ea.t Greeubelt.

Coakley A Williams., IDe. wel­~omes NYll~ IDe .• ~ Com­putH CorporaUoa. CltP Tele­phone ~ of Jilar71&DCI, J..,., o...t n... won - Ddi.

auu_...u. o.--belt­inviNclta~ us their news ,_ ..........

Ja.mes H. Lemon., Jr., c-h'l;r­m.an and chief exe<"UtJve offi.·.::-:­of Johnston, Lemon &: Co. Ll­corporated, announced that the investment firm has re!O<'ated 1t.:J

opoeratJotul center to Greeobe'-. from ita downtown ·.\'ashingt~n

headquarters. Data processin<t. c:u.stomer &ecount mamt':' .. ctJ.ce and other "back office" ac~.v1o.·-ea are among those mvoLv~ in the move to a ~uit.e at the Go jf"n Triangle offi-ce comp:ex T:-:e move doubles the amou>~~ of space available to the operation~ division.

West & Brady Gets Bldg. Assn. Account The 1.300-member Suburban

Maryland Building lnduatry At­.acl.ation baa named West & Brady, Inc:. of Gre-enbelt to han­dle advertiainc and pubiic re­lation&. The ~ will ereate and implemea.t procrama Qe... sicft,ed to en.baDC:e pubbc- aware­neaa ot the role o1 the buildi:ng iuciuatry in the eom.Dutnity aDd reeoczutioa of the AuociatioQ. aDd ita ac~ V':ace Pre.ideat .1'- Ferrao- will da..t tae accollll& for tiM SO..year-old ftrao.

Darting ·-lty Has New ORices

Dvtmc a-It,- lou eompl•ced

Ita - - '" ~ HaaDnr ~,SalteD;IaG.-._

CCR Exclusive Agent Conaolidated. Commer~ial Real­

ty baa been appointed. exeluaive agent on the following proleets: Bowie Profe.uion&l Center, Priest B-rid(lle Center &nd The CarolJ'n gu1ldingo.

SMC Information Systems Moves Here In an exparunon move, SMC

Infonnat10n Systems, a commit­in~{ firm, stgned a long-tenn lease for approximately •o,OOO ~quare feet of office _!ipace at 6401 Golden Tnangle Drive. The aggregate value of the transac­tion is over $7.9 million. SMC Information Systems :s relocat­ine from Landover.

At its :May " regular weekly breakfast meetlnll. the Greenbeh. Rotary Club preAented $2,500 to Officer David Buerger of the Greenbelt police department. The cheek was a. donation for the Dl'UJil: Abuse Resistanee Educa tion (DARE) program.

Buerger, who is being eonsid­ered as a candidate for Out­standing Citiun in Prince Geor­ges County, has received praiee from many quarters for his ae­tlvitie! w1th local public schools. ··I want to thank you from the bottom of my hea:rt," he told. the Rotarians. He cited not onl7 tlse of hard drugs such aa craek at some schools, but evidenee af guna at the fac:ilitiea. "'""t"a get­ting tough out there." said B~~er­g..,..

In a. letter to the Rotary Club~ Greenbelt Chief of Polin James R. Cn.ze expreued ,.,....,_ for the doDation. "which will auare the program . . . into the Dert school year... DAltE h:u piDecl nationwide attention for ita d­fec:tiTeneu in •ea.uiDc 7oath awa)' from c:raek aDd hard ~ eoties.

The Gnenbelt Botary Club, which celebrated ita f"Jnt amai­versary laat month, at.G aa­nounc:ed a $1,000 IC'bolanhip far ·

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Baileues Ail Sdleels -~nowpro..

Tide ....a.tanee m aleebra iustrae­tion. pJ'OCI'&ms for "at-rbk"" atu­deata, ftn&Dcial plannin~r for .atu­denta and ataft', instruetion in eomputer skills, motivation train­ing, internahipa and employment opportunities for student&, and· development of sc:ienee curricu· lam.

Sponaored by the Actriaory Council on BIUineu and lndtQ­try, the .. Partnera in Edueation" program ia designed to enhanee the unique needs of the atudenta. Consi!tent among moat of the schools are programa to provide i.l.warda., incentives and other ~ c.al recognition for studentll and faculty.

Schools benefit from the part­nerships in ways that do not in­clude money, including increaaed student motivation, improved tRacher morale, enhanced inatruc· tiona! opportunities. accessible role modeJa, improved achool cli­mate and image. and increaaed edueational opportunities. inelud­mg practical experienee in the work place tor students and teachers.

For priT&te industry, the moat important benefit ia the deve~ ment of a better educated work force. Buaineues also benefit from inereued eotmm~nity visibil­ity and poeitive community re­lations. ineluding product recoc­nitiou and appreciation of busi­ness conoerru in the eomm'D.llity.

In the local sc.hoola.. Harry Di­amond Laboratorie~~ (HDL) q»on· ~n J»reaentations, "'i.si:ta. toun. and demonstrations for stadenta at Eleanor Roooevelt Hlp Sehool. HDL alao prov:ldea TOlunteer a:­perfeDee, ilrterlwhipa, &"Dnrentiee Proa'I'&DUI, and eareer opporbmi­tif!!ll for .tadll!'nta.

HDL socm10Ted uthrtt;.. at John Carroll J!:1oPTnentarv ~honl inelude a "Vtsiting ScietttJ-at" p........... In wbleh a ... ...­f!'Om the lab WGrb diTeOt1y with one of the ~ftt'e. llathfoeuLtiea and Tecllno~ Mapel Sdoool teachen to de-relop eurrlcahna, 11rovlde illfonnatlon. deftlop lab aeti'ritiea and usiat ill n-ahaatfftc inat:ruetlonal I)J"'gg'UDS

Nyman's Brickercl Honored bv ERA

Jean Briekercl of ERA Nymaa Realty was bonorted aa oue of ERA Real f.etatf''s prest.iaioaa • Winner'a Ciftle" eandidatu at the f"trm'• reeent. E&at eoa.t National lleetiac in New Or­leans.. The atmual m.tinc recoc· nbecl - oaleoo uoodatu wbo closed a miDimum of $1.8 m.il-

TOlume iD 1188.

GREENBELT

McGehrfn H--.d Edward F. MeGehrla, the ebaz-.

ter preoident of the llot&r7 Cia!> of Greeobelt reeeiYed the -­tieiou hUJD&Ditariaa. cit i a •• award from ~ot 7111! of Jl<>. tary lnternatioDal at the Dt.tr~et•• annual Rot:ar7 Coafereaee iD lletheoda. MeGebrln lo a -investment offieer aDd 31-:PeR veteran atoc:kbroker wltla .l'oJuo. son.. Lemon"• Greenbelt office. ·

Ron .lolmoou. the lrOftni01' of Rotary Dlatriot 7111!, preaeated the award at a black-tie dbmer on Friday, April 28 at the H,.U. RenncJ" Hotel J'ohuon cited: lfcGehrin•s 1onc aerrice to t1le community, ineludill&' Rotary, tbe Salvation Army. the Vohmteer Aetion Center of PriDee Geo~ County, and the A-riean c.,.. cer Society. His contribution to edoeation, includinc lda Mniee ro V>ll&nova Univeroity u -tee, president of the natioual aad local alumni a.uoeiaticma aDd u chair of tbeir inveatment com­mittee. his founding of the hich­er education eommittee of the Prince Georg.. Chamber of Commerce and hill eontributioaa to youth where he llel"''ecc u

baaketball c:oac:h and owl -­ehairman.

He ia currelltl7' seniDc oll the COUDt)"a Advioory ~ of the SalYation Arm)", the fiDaDce

COliiiiOittoe of Saillt - -....... Catholic Chareh. a -advbory committee of the lbr7-1and Park and PlaDDilllr Com­mloalonandlo ~Ia the American Cancer ~ "Jail and Ban• ~ plodced to raioe $11,000 for ACS.

lleGebriD Uvea in u~

Park with hla -· ...... iad -U.. father of ..,...,. o:hlldren -tho pandfatber of elcbt ~ -by-----a.ur-Qaal G ......... __ .,..._,_

TOWNHOMES

OPEN FOR INSP£CTION SUNDAY 5/21

1-4 PM

16 Z 1 Ridg" Road- Beautiful 2 bedroom end unit with

addition and many extras! Perfect conditioiL $70,600.

7 R Research Road - the rarest Gm ever! 2-S bedroo~;~~,

tw<Hitory addition. fireplace, family room and cathedral

eetliBg. Yeu've DeYer aeea anythinlf like it I $85.000.

Ul' G Plateao Pblee-::-A raJ pleuur&! 3 bedroom end uDit

baeb to woods. Lots of atru iDclude upgraded ldt­

chea, custom deek, wadlllhGp, - feDI:e and reftDiUecJ hardwood iloon, $811,808.

il'l..

Thursday, May 18, 1989 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 7

At caw c-str. eo. Thomas ~- Long, Viee Preai­

ditDt of Coakley & Williams Commereial Real Estate Brok­eraae. has armouneed the follow­iDe lease traosaetiona: 1,854 sq. ft. iD Maryland Trade Center I to Medical Mutual Liability In-81lnl.nc:e Society af Maryland: 2.,912 sq. ft. in MTC II to the S e a r s Mortgage Corporation; 8,680 aq. ft. in MTC III to C&P Telephone Company of Mary­land.

TAG st-.. Program Local lank to Handle cia~ .. ~~'::te~=~~ ~::d Cable TV Payments Students will present "A Show- Mare Jennings, Reirlonal V:iee eaae of TAG. Enrichment Prb- • Preaident and General Manager

¥:':e1!'ee:~o~~e:~&ci!~~d~na~ of MultiVision Cable TV. an-24 at 7:30 p.m. at Ken moor Mid- nouneed that the oompany has dle Sehool. There is no. charge reach~ an agreement with First for the program. Ame~can Bank of Maryland to

For more information call proceu payments _for Mu1tiVision

Mn. Haekett at 937-7536. fnab~~ei;~a;:t;:;;_be';h;~:w mS:~-

Kreis Is Promoted George P. Kreis waa promoted

to Director of Business Develop­ment for Coakley & Williams Con~ struction Company and will over­see all sales and marketing for the Greenbelt-based general con­tractor.

Kreia joined Coakley & Wil­liams in 1986 as a projeet man­ac-er ana later did .some estimat­inc"- He previously worked for Peter Kiewit Sons, Inc. a.111 a proj­ect eocineer.

- Van Schoonhoven Inducted into Rotary

John M. Van Schoonhoven prineipal of Greenbelt Elemen­tary Sehool, was recently induct­eel into m.embenhip of the Green belt Rotary Club. Dr. Va.~ Schoonhoven, a native of Cove. Oregon. ia also an auoeiate of the National Center for Effec:tive Seboola and is a nominee f.>r the outstanding administrate:- award given b the W aahington Post.

EDC Publishes Business Guide

An updated G'Nid~t to Bullinu. Regu.latiO"M in Pn·nce Georg•• ( 'ovn.t)ll has been published by the Prlnce Georges County Eco· nomle Development Corporation (EDC). Buaineasea and home­owners cah use this gu4le when searching for information on the lieenaing and permit proeess and when licenaea and permits may be required. aa well as the appro­priate regulatory omcea and a­gencies.

The publication include• infor­mation on: one-stop permitting (geared to the homeowner and thE: small project bui1der); regu­latory contacts for most busines.111 ac-tivities. occupations and trades; cire:umatance! requiring buildinc, electrical and grading pt>rmita; Dse and occupancy per­mits; tax regulations; environ­mental protection re~lations: OlDd motor vehicle standards and regulations.

For more information call 386-

""""

vice has been in etfeet !ince May 1.

"We are very pleased with thia chan.re for two reasons..•• stated Jennin~: "fint, t.,e time between a customer mailinll' the pavment to Multivision Cahlf" TV and the payment app,paring on the cu!tomer's ac-count has been reduced by three to five davs. We will send out fewer reminder no­tice" and. ~On!'.Pouentlv. fPWer C"ustomers will have to eall us to make sure we received their nav­ments. Secondly, we are delie-ht­f>{f to be able to place our business with a fine local 0!"2'&nization."

CamQina .Fee to Rise On Memorial D<>v, the niP"htlv

e~mpsite fee at G,..PP.nhelt Psark will be rhano-ed. However. the park will remain one of the least exnensive pl:aee!'l. to camp in the Washmgton area. A percentage of the' ·fee charged goe!'l. toward the maintenance of Greenbelt Park.

For fee and other park infor­mation. call 344-3948.

When It All Stacks Up, Merrill Lynch· Realty~ Associates are#l!

The Figures are in! \\~1en the Washingloa.Business Journal added .it up, Mem11.4'zlch Realty came out alJead. According to their l April25,1988 report., we sell ri more pro~rties per associate)! and a\-erage a higher sales

· wlumetban the lOur other major brokers in the area. In .. fact, Merrill Lynch .Realty aver-aged JO sales units per associate in 1987, That's almost 3D" mo than our nearest competitor. addition, our al'aage sales vol was almost $LS million per associa

If you're an experienced dale and you'd like to inaease your , earnings. lind out how you can Team Up WJtb~BesL

Call Phil Styles 345-5400 fora confidential interview.

· ·~ Mei';iR Lynch Realty ~~~.bivision

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JOE'S TIPS OF THE WEEK Hello Again, Nothing is more ac&T&vating than a water or air \('ak around •be rubber weatherstripping located around the trunk lid, d...xJ:- )an:bg and removable roof panel•. 'thla is a r:eal tough pr<Jblcm ~. rect. To prevent aueh a condition, put-chase sill{'On m ~prsr ,, 1.

paate form from your ~al .. ~utomotive supplter Apply 1t ,11 :,~\·t.y ~~i: :,~~~n rag, and Wipe 1t .ont;o the rul:lber w€'ather~tr.pp;:~l-"

. , keep_ the_.wea.thentnppmg from dq.-lnQ:. ~·ravklll)! ,1 ... shrmkmg, Th1a wilt maintain the be!t seal pos!!-Jbl~.

Till next time TJrink Prevt'nhve .lfalllfem_n,,e

GREENBELT AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR CO.

A.S.~~· Certified Technicians Serving Computerized Elec:troni~

Ignition & ~mission. Control Systems All MaJor & Mmor Repairs

On Foreign & Domestic Autos PHONE: 982-2582 Located " ""'' ;

Wp Accept :\f0h1l ~t'!"VI•:t: ;o;ta~iOfl

Visa and Mastercard

1n RomH·\-t:t C(•flt<''•J' 159 < '<t-ntt.-rwu:• E,Jud (;ren"<helt :\fD :2or:n

1937 GREENBELT DAY 1989

52nd Anniversary Celebration Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4

Plan Yaur Greenbelt Day Weekend Now

Listed Below Is a Tentative

Schedule of the Special Events

Saturday, June 3 7:00 am.· 2:00 pm 8:00 am 6:30 pm

Health Fai1· at tlw Youth • t·r~t~·r Greenbelt Tennts A '-f~IX."Jat mr:

8:30 am 10:30 am

~00 am.,. 6:00 pm

Greenbelt Day Te1mi:::. 'f\,urna .. ment - Br::tdt:n Fteld Court:-i Greenbelt Day Running E\·enLt-i ~ "Buddy" Atlick Park Youth Spo1·ts ScheduiPd

10:00 am -

10:00 am

10:00 am-

10:00 am

12;00 n

8:30pm-

12:00 n

4:00pm

5:00pm

8:15 pm

8:00pm

10:30 pm

at variou$ city field locat inn~ "Old Timers" Softball r;anH· CJassic - Braden Field ti-2 Horseshoe Tournament - .S1ng-le~ Level - Braden Fio?ld Pit~ Traditional Arts & Crafl<~ Falr on Roosevelt Center Mall Municipal Swimming Pool Open for' "Recreational Swimmjng Batting Ca(.re• Open - Braden Field Family Moonlight Swim and Dance Party - :vt'unicipal Pool

Sunday, June 4 Gr-nbelt Day 9:00 am 3:00 pm Annual Ride-A-Bike For TheRe-

tarded - Start and Finish at Youth Center

9:00 am - 6:30 pm GTA Tennis Tournament Cham­pionship Matche!-1 · Braden Field Courts

10:00 am - 4:00 pm Horseshoe Tournament . Dou·

'0:00am

1:00pm

1:00pm

1:15 pm

1:45pm

2:00 pin

bles Level- Braden Fiel<l Pit:>. 8:15 pm Municipal Swimmin)l Pool (Jpen

for Recreational Swimming 8:00 pm Batting Cage., Open - Braden

Field 5:00 pm Greenbelt Museum Garden Tea

Party 6:00 pm Youth Sports scheduled at var­

ious city field locations Dedication of Greenbelt Museum Plaque p......,ntation Ceremon)' of East Greenbelt &hool Site Traru<fer from County Official• to Citv Olllelals - Roosevelt Center Mail Rala locatiOn,: Y1>uth Center Greenbelt Anniversarv' · Ce~ moD7 and'Conc~rt'Banil Perfor-

. . . manee - Roosevelt ·Center Mall. .,. Rain ~t~n: Youth Center

WalCh,.,. the coe-a- 1'-'-- --" ------. "'VbbiMed in .xt __..•·NEWS. RJVI~II

·.: ' ,.,. ·;. . . ....... "

Re-Opening SALE!

Check Out The New Co-op. We're Better Than Ever and Ready

To Serve You! All Sale Prices i:ffectjye Monday, Mon., May 22nd thru Sat., Moy 27th

·~·•"&Rt a· I . ' ., •·.· y ••• BARGAINS i Fresh Center Cut S)89 I Pork • Rib Chops ~-~-------

1

Grade A Fresh Chicken

Leg 59 I Quarters lb. C 1- -----·-

i Ch~~kan Bone~ss1•69

I Roast lb.

Fresh Cu1 As.oorted 1 39 PORK . • CHOPS lb. Fresh Leon Country Style SPARE $)49 RIBS lb. • Jamestown

SLICED BACON lb. 69c Eckrich $)39 All Meat • FRANKS lb.

Sm•thfield BOILED

;HAM lb.

Russer GERMAN SOLOGNA lb. Esskay '2'9 SARBECUE • l 0::-.:A.:.cF-c---'l::::b ·c____ __

~;~~HORN 52---:19 CHEESE lb. Fresh White. POTATO SAlAD lb. 69c

Co-op leon Beef Boneless CHUCK $J79 STEAK lb. •

IN EVERY

AISLE! Co-op Lean Seef Bone In----

~;j; ;t;~kk lb:_~3·49 Fresh Leon

Ground Chuck lb.

SJ-59 Libby's 15'' oz. Corn-Peas 2/9 9

Grade 'A· Fresh 1 8 piece Green Beans Chicken 89C Red & White-50-oL __ _

Combo lb. : .. ~~!Ieee 99C Co-op lean Beef $)69 _. Shoulder •

1

Tide Liquid~, gal. Steak lb. ; La1ndry 2•99

~:;~:;~ 79C : :::'e ... 49 Roll lb. ' Relishes C Eckrich SJ 59 All Meat • ! 4 varieties 9+• oz. min.

Bologna 1:.· ... _ T.) ~:::::· ~9( DAIWY DEPT.

Sealtest 59 , Crackers ~~~:M 8 oz. C ; Post Toast-ie-s-18_o_L .. ...__

Red-&WhiteShr~dded 99 Corn $).09 MOZZARELLA or c Flakes CHEDDAR CHEESE 8 oz. ----==----r~~s;~~~s;-- ·-- 99C ~~~~;.:win pa~ .... Kingsfonl $4 991 Our Volue oz ...

4 pack MUFFINS CHARCOAL • Designer 1 ., ...

::?l;~:~s:':,.:~CPr. sDtue~STi .. it~ SI?'ARES'DE'PT •. ~ !{~~~~;af pk-.1123:399 ~~.1'$J.69 ~ :;~ euo< r-19 LIP c ·. TRASH BAGS e Weston 10.6 oz. '1 39 I Durkee Mon. :at .ilia $':" oz BALM each PANS . 10-30 gal. StoMtcl · " ! STUFFED &ftC ;;;:DE;';O~o"'o""Rc7A~NT;;----~~~= F;;-i~9r-ov-e -- -D--H. 89 Wheat Thins , OUVES V7-BAN ROU-ON $)A9 PARING ''C i c~';;. ~~~~ ( Annies AHNaturai4""0L , o.:;; Val.;.,--:-,..,. =1""'".-:o-=-z·----'-----~~=-=- KNIVES 2 pack 1811oz. CHEDDAR ••••• :1 Shortening .., .. ~~PASTE $).79 ~:"'~- ------- -7--9c, ~-~~~nHines16~ ~qt. $1.59 =~ &·

• VARim •VALUE! • SAVINGS • CONVENIENCE!

CO-OP HAS IT All

~=;z· 5/99 Our Value 2 lb.59 Lon& Grain ( Rice Schweppe• 6plc-12oz cans

Gia&er aae$1.59

Kelloggs 29 oz. ::pies 52-49

Dawn Liquid qts.

Disll SJ Deterseat ·69

~;.. •l"'"' ··- O »oo'o •• 0 ' .... ,, 00 -.~ .. ~o.""r".Oo- •• -R~ ............. W

Western 99C I Cali!ornia $159 c~Q~~aloupe ApriCOts . •

Calif"o_r_n:-ia--.---'-.--C- FISworide~e-Ytellow ~.99, Strawberries

Pint Corn

E:~=- 8/99C T::-L~-~-~-:.-t-o-es- 79c ~::::!~"__!Q/99C . ~~?7 . J9C Was~in~an Red or Gold lb 49 Medium--lb-. --2-,-c· -

Dehc1ous Yellow Apples Onions

SeecJGerralettpeleess~b. $).59 -Fre_s_h --4=/=9-=9::___( Scallions

California SJ·59 Roaated.in5hell12oz. ,----,--.. Nedatines' • Roast~

LB. Peanuts

DEPT.

G•REEmNSality '-2 sol$. 199 I COORS $6·29 ICE CREAM • j B~~~--12 az. cons

~~;:; Hines a·9c Minute Maid 69C . SCHAEFER $I- .•. 9--Brownie Mix . LEMONADE I BEER e

12.9 oz. ~1)(_12 oz I _!.plc:!2 oz. cons

~~· H-~3-a:~-.- ~~g=~28 oz. S2A9 ~::~:~:;.:.o:::.z.c.:N:::..:.:::R.:...'s---.:4 __ •_9_9_ .,..,_ - g;~~~~' 99C ~:i . $·2·--:79 ::nc ... hs !eo OL 89c JUICE- _12 oz. 6 pk.-12 oz. cans -. • :~~~~.· :,z· min. ·9·9C ~,:;om's 4 plc-12 oz. 3-.69 M1startl ______ ·-· cHEESEBURGER . cooLERs

. f::;:::,r az.1•29 =~r:i $1•19 ~~~~fROSSI $3•29 Kroft Jet White 8 9. Prese es MIXES 1 0 oz. I 1.5 Liter ~~~~allows " • H..-~7-v.-o-z.-~=-59. S.:,-;;hi;;_ a o~.-.119 MANWICH • O.T·. · e " Family Size

=~8oz.con '99 ~=.:r~:.;.----89( BAKED I Dill Chips ~~~~- 46 OL

8 9 Glamour Kitty 20 lb.

Pineapple • -~~R 52&49 Juice Nabisco 15~ OL min.

~~hoy S2.19 6.4 OL CLOTHS 3 pock Frostings 77- JUICE' I STRAWS ...

--~--~~----~~--------------~

Pap 10

It's lleplto low The UWII hefore 1 a.m.

:~! that u.me of year again -...,.:-;..;,~ -:ne · gT&..sa 1! growtng a_nd ;e!..aenu are mowm.g. The c1ty ::-:a:-:ager's o1Tlce has recerved ·.::rr.-p:.a.mta '>i aome ret.Hient.s -;--.. ;w .:-.g ~:"\elr gT&.Y vef7 early :n :."~e "nornl:"l~. The C1ty Code ~ -.~: a 1.C:r~a :h;3 smt.a.~ior. §peel­.· :a .. y However. Cownty Biil 79-

-·i<>': r--:.ncer..:n~t no~ m re-!i:den-a. a~<'a3 was er.act~ ~or the

·.f pran1b:<::ng ~e;t...am

:n rea:dent<.ai area.i ~­"" .. ,_._ :: ;:. .. -r •. and. '; a.m. ~r.e -:ex':

-:-·--.·.s.e no:3e"' :ndude any ·ec-:'l.~.or. <.e:, ~pe :-r ·!~!!.C: ,·

'"·· ·:e!' ?-:OGr.v'ltraph. mu".ca ~n­·:~·;..~.e::~ ":Jr a:-:y vtner "'!"!acr..:r-.e ..-r;. :-::.er.t. ,r :o.-;1 wh1<:h pr•>•J·..:r.>

: :epro<!'.<.::t>.!! any sc:..!'H1 )r

• :~.- ·.v":.;C .. :1 aud..nle ~'""' :."lar ._;:-1 ·,.) :e-e·. ~:-om :ne ~ource

IUOG£1', from page­conditions of the bath bouse roof at the pooL A portion of the roof had ea..-ed in during the rain that day, drowning a n,ew PA sywtem for the po<:lL The publ.­worlu erew, he :reported, ~~ fix inc the J»'Qblem and he would have the pool ready for mspec­tion by ~ay 12. Irving repo~ that Greenbelt, unll.ke many pub­he a.gencle! a.nd prlvate pool ~::ompames. h.a!l experienced no dJf!icu,ty :r. luring l:!e-~uards. The outdoO')r pool's proposed ex­;>endit-ures of $75,700 will be met oy revenues 1 yJe of seasonal and <lay pas~e!! and fee;o. :'!'om the ~OnCt!:!'O:I!.IOn $t.&ndJ.

~lf-:-;upportina: ActivitW1!. ~lf-supp<lrtmg" actJVltle~ are

ant:c1pated to ~ost ~he rec:reattC>n J.e?a.rtment S12:i.,~OO. ':lut ::>nng n $-:..J.9.00j) 1n fees The .jepart­

:r.ent .3 ~:xpiormg idea~ for pro­v;d:nll :>efore and after ..,choo1 ..:are ~or "~ement.a.rY .;~r.u(,, age ~:n 1 ld:-en anc aay ~are f<H' 1nfant.!l. ~d~er!l . .J.nC. pre'!'.chooiero;

Cnder equipment. p•.lrC'r.a!';e <1f a 15-pa.!ls.ef\¥er ~an wu! .. xpan.:l :.ransport..a.tJon tor par?,, :panL• of :!ee progra!1'1.S. The dep;1rr.ment 81 ~0 wants :o expana :ranspa:r­:.a:-~un for yoo.~ths from a ; areas of the rlty :o at~nd ~pecJa.

event..!

low Cost Loans Availabte at Your Credit Union

Call 474-5900 far te<'ms.

GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 112 Cente<way, Roosevelt Center

Greenbelt, MD 20770

A credit union lor persons who live

0< work in Greenbel1.

~v SCC A, a L' .S. Gove-rnment A,;rency. SSRVI~G THE CO~D(t':-.i'!TY ~I:-.tCE 1937

Attention Prospective

Home Buyers l-;.reenbeJt Homes. Inc. 1 GH1). one ?f the ~argest

a.!'.d most established housing cooperatives 1~ the cou_ntry, , :5 ;)ffering brief and informative presen~tlOTI~ tie~Ign~ 1 :r:: ~n:roduce GHI to you. The presentat10n wdl exp~at~

;1.r:O.at a cooperative is. how GHI ope~ates. wh~t service. are ?rovided to GHI members unde.- :ne rr:~:n~thJy c~a.rg~8. J.!'lG :he financing sources which are available. Tnls m­:'>r.n.a.tion will be usefui to you whether or not you pur­~r:.a~e a GHI home. This is an deal oppo.rtumty for :>ersons who are con~idering homeov.-nershiP :o learn ac,;·ut GHI and to agk questions in a rel~xed. atmo8phere. Le: ~1 s. introduce you ~o the coo~ratn·e hfe~tyle B~­FC'RE you look for a home. The next presentations Wlll ~e heid on:

Saturday, /My 20

Tuesday, /My 30

11:00 a.m.

7:15p.m.

Please call Louise at 474-4161 for reservation• and information_ The sessions are free. and there i!!l no ob­ligation.

GREENBELT HOMES, INC.

Hamitt.l Place ~. Mcwyland 20770

~

Ordinance Number 1035 A~ ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE AND EMPOWER THE CITY OF GREEN· BELT. !'~A RYLAND, FROM TI!'IE TO TIME.· TO BORROW NOT MORE THAN ONE !'IILLJON DOLLARS ($1,000.000) FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING THE COST OF DEVELOPING AND IMPROVING SCHROM HILLS PARK AS !'tORE P ARTICL'LARL Y DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND TO EFFECT SUCH BOR· ROWING BY THE ISSL'A~CE AND SALE, UPON ITS FULL FAITH AND CRED· IT, OF ITS GE~ERAL ORLIGATJON BONDS IN LIKE PAR AMOUNT PURSU· A~T TO THE At:THORITY OF SECTIONS 31 TO 37. INCLUSIVE, OF ARTICLE 23A OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND (1987 REPLACEMENT VOL· t:~E AS A!'IENDED) AND SECTION 55 OF THE CITY CHARTER; PROVIDING FOR THE APPROPRIATION AND DISPOSAL OF THE PROCEEDS OF SALE OF THE BO:-iDS; PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND COLLECTION OF TAXES St:FFICIENT FOR THE PROMPT PAYMENT OF THE MATURING PRINCIPAL OF A~D I~TEREST ON THE BONDS; AND GENERALLY RELATING TO THE ISSl"A~CE, SALE AND PAYMENT OF THE BONDS.

BE IT ORDAISED by the Council of the City of Greenbelt, Maryland that:

SECTIOS 1

SEAllOS 2.

SECTlO:-; 3.

SECTIO~ .t.

SECTIO~· 5.

SECTI0:-1 6.

Pursuant to the authority of Sections 31 to 37, inclusive, of Article 23A of the Annotated Code of Maryland ( 1987 Replacement Volume as amended) and Se<"·IOn 55 of the Charter of the City of Greenbelt (the "'Charter"}. the City of Greenbelt, Xaryland (the "City•') is hereby authoriz.ed and empowered to borro"' money and ineur indebtednesR for the public purpo&e! described in Sec­tion ~ hereof, at one tirne or from time to time., in an amount not exceeding, :n the aggregate, One Million Dollars ($1,000,000), and to evidence such bor­rowing by the ISSUance and sale. upon 1ts full faith and credit. of general obli­gatiOn bonds in like par amount, wh1ch may be i!lsued at one time or !rom time to r•me. in one or more groups or serie-s. as the City may determine. All or a portH.>n of the bonds authorized by this ordinance may be 1ssued and sold on a consolidated bas1s wnh any other general obligation bonds :ssued by the. City.

Pr•JCI:"t>ds of sale of the bonds authorized to be issued hereunder shall be used and _.pphed, after payment of the costs of iuuance and sale, for the puhilc purpose ot financing, m '"thole or in part, the followinK public improvement proJet·t: the development and improvement of pro~rty owned- by the City, :amm• . ..nly known as Schrom Hilla Park, located east and northeast of Hanover Parkway: such development and improvement to be undertaken within the ~ten·

t:-ral gui<lelmes set forth in the Schrom Hills Park Maater Plan adopted b>· the C1ty Council a.t i~ Apn1 17, 1989 regular meeting.

The rrocee<h of sale of the bonds atfthoriud to be issued hereunder, including any prem1um and accrued interest received therefor. shall be deposited in the p-roper account or accounts of the City. There shall be deducted from the total .s.?ross proceeds received from the u.le of said bon<U! the eost of issuing the ~arne .. ncluding the cost of all printing, legal fees and other reasonably relate~ c"<-pen~. The balanee of the proeeeds of the sale of said bonds_ s~aU be ex~ pended for the public purposes described in Section 2 hereof. and sa1d proceeds are hereby appropriated for aaid purposes.

For 1 he purpose of n'l'ee'ting the debt service ,-equirements on the. bonds author· ized to be issued hereunder, and in addition to such fund!'l receaved from any other ~uree as may from time to time be legally available a.nd all~ated .for s...:ch purpose, the City shall. if and when such funds are. or w11l. be m&ufficumt for 31~eh purpo11e, levy for each and eveYY fiscal year dunng wh1ch anr of the bonds may be outstanding, ad ..-&lore• taxes upon all real and tantobl~ ~r­.. onal property within it& corporate limits subject to aaseument for unhm1ted ~wmcipal taxation in rate and amount sufficient to pro-vide. for. the prompt

aym.,.nt of the principal of and interat on the bon~ maturmg m each such ~!K:al year, and. in the event the proceeds from the collection of the taxes s.o levied in any sueh fiseal year may prove inad~te for such purpoae, addt­tiona 1 taxes shall be levied in the subsequ~~ fiscal !ear to make up a~y de­f:.:ienc:;y. The full faith and eredit. and unlmnted ta.Xmg power of .the C1~7 .a~ h~rehy irrevoeably pledged to the prompt payment of the ~turmg pnnc1pal •Jf and interest on the bonds a11 and when_ the same .re~pect1veiy m:,t;:::. s::: to the levy and co-llection of th-e taXes herem~ore de~bed as a~ taxes may ~orne necessary in order to provtde suffi~1ent funds ti-mely to m~t ~:,e u~bt se:vice requirements of the bonds. The C1ty hert"by covel\llnta ~1th each holder of any of the bonds to take any action that may l_>e appro~te from time to time during the period that any of the honds _1"1"'!'atn ou~nchn~ and onpaid to provide the funds necessary to make the prlnC'lpal and mtt:re•t pa;pn(.nt due theZ'E'on and further eovenants and a~o:.rees to levy und co.leet ti--e ta)l.es hereinabove described.

In accordance with Section S5(b) of the Charter. a co-mplete-and exact copy of this Ordinance shall be posted in a public place or places within. t.be bounda­ries of the City for thirty (30) days and shall be publishe? at. least. _once wi~in ten ( 10) days of its passage i_n a newspaper of ~neral c1ttolatlon m the C1ty.

Thie Ordinanee shall take effeet i.nunediatel:r upon ita approval by a majority of tM qualified elec:=ton o1 the City ve>~ Oa. the iuoe at a referendum to be held on a date specified by the CouMil iQ., accorda-.ee with. Section 56( c) of the

· Ch<l!""U-r.

PASSED by the Couneil of the City of Greenbe-lt,· Maryland. at ita regular meeting: .Ma7 9, 1989.

ATTEST: Micha..a P. llrLauglllin ActiD• City Clerk

Gil Weidenfeld, Moyar

CliWrea's Acliar Classes Tt Perf-Sltort Plays · Tile ~t Arta Center

Chlldrea·a- Actmc Claues will -t three ohort playa direct­ed by - teacher; Robert Ro­tenben7. thia Saturday, May 20, at 3 p.m. in the meeting room of .the Greeabelt Library. The performaoee ia free and the pub­He W invited. Tbe plays, .. Supper With. the ~" and "The Mys­terious s-...-. performed by the oiz-,to.eicht.-ye&r-olda, and "TorloUe and the Bare Hit the Road", performed b7 the nine­to-twelve--~-olda, preaent olJ talel ~th a Dew twieL

Aetiq claaaea wil1 continue tbrouehout the summer. Claues will be held f!VeZY weekday after· nobn in· the air-conditioned me­dia room at Center School in two 3-Week. HUiom~, June 26-J'ub 14 and .July 17-Auguat 4, with ·per:tormances at the end of -h _.ion at the Greenbelt LibrarJ'. Beaides clauea for chil~ dren C!l-11, there will be special workahop clauea for atudents 13-18. In these workahopa Mr _ Rotenberr7 will concentrate on voice for the atage, stage direc­tions, entraneea and exits, mov­ing on stage. performing in playa, monologue& and dia.loguea. improvisation., aDd auditions. Mr. Rotenberry, who was the dnma director a.t Hich Point Bleb Sehool for six years, i~ cu:rrea.tl,.- punuing his m.aater's degree in directing at the U ni~ v«oit;F of Maryland.

For furlher information about claaeal, eall Barbara Simon at 474-2192 cw 441-8770.

Senior C04CI Softball b,. Jerry C..wa,.

The high-ll)>irited Greenbelt

Thursday, May 18, 1989

lleerea"- Rmew Pool p._

Seuon p&.Uft !or the munici­pal pool are DOW on sale at the treaaurer"a office in the munici­pal building. For information, contact the Rec. Dept., 474-6878.

Camp Piae Tl-H Camp Pine Tree b Recrea­

Uon's day camp program for elementary age ehildren, The a-oal is to prGVide a variety of ex­periences which allow for skill developmenty social interaction, teamwork, exercise, new adven­tures and lots of fun.

Camp headquarten are locsted in the Greenbelt Youth Center. Programs are eonducted in the Cerrter, Braden Field area nd the ewimming pool. Five sessions are offered throughout the Sum­mer season.

Transportation is available, at an additional fee, for Greenbelt children only. Camp h.oun are from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p_m_ Before and/or after camp care is avail­able from 7 :30-8:30 a.m. and 3:30-6:30 p.m. for an additional fee.

Volle7bab Competitioa Co- recreational competitive

volleyball ie played at Center School gym from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Everyone 16 yean and over is welcome.

Amuaement Park TiekeU Diseount park ticket& are avail­

able from tbe Rec Dept., Fl-iday. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. aDd Saturday, 3 to noon.

Water Aerobics Sign up now to participate in

the water aerobics cluaea begin­ning June 5- Call Cathy Corona. 474-6878~ for details.

=1~= ~P~~ow ... Pi~ Genealogy Society hibitioD game against Dundalk The Prince Georges County at Baltilllore County on ·Braden .• Genealogical Society, in coopera­Field at 10 a.m_ on June 3 to tion with the county memOrial celebrate G-reenbelt's anniver- library eystem, will spon11or a aary w~nd. All interested aen- Bible Copy Day on Saturday, ior citizen men and wottien are May 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p_m, cordial17 imted to participate at the Greenbelt library . in thia event. If interested call Society volunteen will eopy Burt at 474-9498 or Jerry at 474- recorda from family bibles in 6438. an attempt to preserve the uni-

The Greenbelt Senior Citi~ena que history found in them. A Softball TeaiP has won two prac- copy wm be provided free to the tice gamea against Forest Glen donor of the recorda. Prizes will Seuion at Braden Field and at be awarded for the oldest Bible, FOI'efli Glen. The team hu joined the Bible with the moat names, the Montgomery County Softball records from the point farthest League., co-ed 60 yean of age from Maryland. and other eate­and up. and the Maryland/Vir- gories! . giaia Seniors"· Slow Pitch Soft- For more information call baU Le&cue'• coed division for Karen Miles 856-8665 or Jim women 40 and up and men over Reep 927-7241. 56- The Montgomery County League will begin on Kay 17 and· the Beltway League will be· &in on 'MaJ" 22. Bitting and field­inc in an atmoa;phere of good aportamau.hip, aoc:ial fun and a · HDae of humor involves a. al•ple ll)>lrit of parlieipatlon. Tbe team followa the aenior aoft­balr• adopted motto: "You don't atop pla7fDc because you crow old; you crow old becaue you .atop p1a71Dc ••

UTlLI LEAGUE PAIADE OPENS ~SUNDAY G.-It Little ~. will

loold Ia .....-! opeDIDor da:v pa­

.- and -- Tbe ,_ city

.-........ the Lloao. will pla7 the . u. eiq .....-.-- the

OdDleo. -'l'lle -- will -.at the llaaielpal lhDldiDc at 1S p.-. ..... llomoiQ-, lla7 11. It wiD .......... -. ... 7 ~ and ....... ··JieDoD. ... Flold. ·~--- J -_ ...... -~the _ of ... ~-

AJI: "' GfteDIIe1t lo -- to - and joiD the f .. tlfltleo and. ---the-

Gray Panthers M-t bJ' Bother Webb

Gray Panthers will meet Sat­urday. llaJ" 27 at 1:30 p-m. at the Greeabelt Libra<y. Deftllia Sullivan, from the Maryland Public lntereat Research Group, will speak on Stop Air Pollution and Acid Rain: Campaien,. 1989. Muyland Publie lntseat Re· search Group i8 a atate-wide no•pa.rtisa~ oon-prvfit naearch and advocaeY orpniaatloll fund. ed by eootributiona fTom ,Maey­land reaidonta. It coaducta inde­peDdeut reeearch on CODaOJDer aDd -tal problema, monit«a _...., and cov...,.. - .-, &lid lobbleo for

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GREENBELT ~_qvmw ___________ Page 11_

Ordinance Number 1034 AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE AND EMPOWER THE CITY OF GREEN­BELT, MARYLAND FROM TIME TO TIME, TO BO~OW NOT MORE THAN THREE MILLION DOLLARS (13.000,000) FoR THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF FI­NANCING THE COST OF A MULTIPURPOSE, MULTIGENERATIONAL CO~­

MUUNITY CENTER AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREI!\1, AND TO EFFECT SUCH BORROWING BY THE ISSUANCE AND SALE, UPON ITS FULL FAITH AND CREDIT, OF ITS GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN LIKE PAR AMOUNT PURSUANT TO. THE AUTHORITY OF SECTIONS 31 TO 37, IN­CLUSIVE, OF ARTICLE 23A OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND (1987 REPLACEMENT VOLUME AS AMENDED) AND SECTION 55 OF THE CITY CHARTER; PROVIDING FOR THE APPROPRIATION AND DISPOSAL OF THE PROCEEDS OF SALE OF THE BONDS; PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND COLLECTION OF TAXES SUFFICIENT FOR THE PROMPT PAY~E:ST OF THE MATURING PRINICPAL OF AND INTEREST ON THE BONDS; A:-ID GENERALLY RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE, SALE AND PAYME~T OF THE BONDS.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Couneil of the City of Greenbelt, Maryland that

SECTION 1.

SECTION 2,

SECTION 3.

SECTION 4.

SECTION 5.

BBCttON I.

Purs~,;.ant to the authority of Sections 31 to 37. int:lusive, of Article 23A of the .1- nnotated Code of Maryland (1~87 Replacement Volume as amended) and Section 55 of the Charter of the City of Greenbelt (the "Charter"), the City of Grt·enbelt, Maryland (the "City") i• hereby authorized and empowered t.o borrow money and incur indebtedneu for the pu.bHc, purposes described in St><'­tion 2 hereof. at one time or from time to time, in an amount not exceedin~. in the aggre(l'ate, Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000), and to evidence such borrowing by the iuoanee and .. 1e, upon Its full faith and eredit, of general obligation bonds in like par amotmt., which may be i.uued at one timt> or from time to time, in one or more groupe or aeries. ·a• the City may determine

Proce<.de of sale of the bo~authotiz.ed to be iuued hereunder ahall be used and applied, after payment f the costa of i .. uanee and sale, for the pub:1c purpof.e of financing, In who or in part. the following public irnprovem~nt project: the acquisition. construction, fumiahinc and equipping of a multipur~ pose :nultigenerational community Center by either renovatintr. re-constructing, demo:1ehi111r and/or replaeinc, in whole or in part. the former North End. Ele­mentary School buildinc whieh ia owned by the City, or by renovabng a.nd n·­conatructing the Greenbelt Center Elementary School which is owned by the Prince George's County Board of Education but which may be repla<."ed by an­other school at a DeW aite and thereafter become vacated, declared surplus and transferred in ownenhip to the City.

The proceeds of aale of the honda authorized to be iseued hereunder, inrluding any rremium and accrued interen received therefor ehall be deposited in the proper aeeount or aceounta of the City. There shall be deducted !rom the wt.al groaa proceeda received from the •le of aaid honda the cost of ls!!umg the same, including the coet of all priutlne, legal .{eea and other reas( ably re!att~d m[pensea. The balance of the proeeecb of the sale of ~~aid bonds shall be ex­pended for the public purpoaea deaeribed in Section 2 hereof, and said p ro('(•l?d~ are ht!reby appropriated for said purpoan.

For the purpose of meeting the debt eerviee requirement& on the bond~ au~hor­ized to be iuued hereunder, and in addition to aueh funds received !rom any other IOUl'Ce as may from time to time be legally available and allocawd for such purpoae, the City llhall, if and when auoeh funde are or will be ~nsuffkh•nt ~for s1...ch j)urpoae, lev,- for eaeh and ftery ftseal ~ during which any of thR bonda may be outetaudiq, .. n.lorea taxes upon all real and tangible per· sonal property within ita corporate limit.t subject 'to uaeaament for unllm1t€J D;lunicipal taxation in rate and amount sufllcient to provide for the prompt paym~nt of the' prineipal of and intereat on the honda maturing 10 each such fl.acal -year, and. in the n-ent the proceed• from the eollec:tion of the taxes s.o levied in any aueh ftaeal year may prove inadequate for auch purpose, addl­tional taxa ahaU be levied in the aubsequent ftac:al y•r to make up &n)l. de~ ft.cieD(.y. The full faith and creclit and unlimited taxin« power of the Ct.tf arl:' hereb,. irrevoeabbr pJedc8d to the prompt pa7JMD't of the maturing prmcipal of and intereat on the ~ u and when the aame reepectively mature, and to the lev7 and collection of the taxea hereinabove deaeribed as and when !!uC'h taxea m&J' beeome neeeua1'7 in order to provide aufftcient funds timely to meet lhe debt service requlremeata of the bouda. The City hereby cove-nant.s with each holder of aiiJ"' ot the boncb to take any action that may be appropriate from tJme to time darinc the period that &nJ' of the honda remain outstanding and \.npald to proride the tuacll neceaary to make the principal and interest pa,FIIIent doe thereon aad farther ~au and acree• to levy and collect the ta:~~.a bereinabcwe ~ ...

In ac..-ordanee with Seet:ioa ll(b) .of the Ch.arter, a complete and exact copy of thia Ordinance ahaU be pGi8tecl ill a pubUc place or place• within the bound­arioo of the Clq for tlllrq (10) daJ'11 aad shaD be publiahed at leut onee with­In teD (10) daya of Ita- ID & -per of .-1 eln:ulation in the Cit7.

Thla OrdiaaDce ohall tab •- -..elJ' - Ita QprOV&l by a majority of tile quaWied oleetGn of t1oo Cit;Jr YOtiDII "" the - a~ a referendum to be held oa a date apeeiJied by the Coalld!ID _.._with Soetlon lili(e) of the Chal'ter. .

PASSED bJ' tile eo...,.n of tile Clt;F of O..oobelt, ~ at Ito r¢'11- meetfnc, JI&J' 9 • .1111111.

ATI'BST: Kldoael P. llc!Awpu. ~ m,. a.m

Gil Welclenfeld, Moy<N

POliCE BlOTTER _l.,. ·ape wa.!l reported on l4"ay .;~.o.,..:·. :: JO a.m. ~!1 the 5~1)~J

~ r·her~ood Tr. At .; ~ .- a :5 :1ear 0id g1 rl tr:ed t-o

.a_- ~:ox1.:at.ed man .;.p a _, L-~ ~ -;t.l.!"'!l I:-:..!ltead. -;he ~an

- :,; ,,. ~-;;rr. )Uts:de and. a--•. -.e 1:~e of :~ ho!!d.~n't"

:-aoed ~er He ;.!l rie­·,.a,~k, ;..-. -.. s e.a.r!y 20·~.

:·1.; ·')~ .. and W-f'arm£ ~:-.. :-: red .adte: a:1C:

A ~ ..,- ;J•,..;,r-:z a~ a iJ."SSC wr"Jr­.t. r:- ~:z- --:e ·....-a~ :o make .~e

·.a.K.-fi ~.~ way .r::o a '":<>­_.~ ·-.e ) ··0ur: 1)f :,au:-~!

~a"j :·:. a~ut 1 p.m ·1.·~.,- ·-~ ""5.de!1~ was d!!lt:--ae-;~d.

: ·_.--.: a ,,,,:a.:e: ~rom ":<er :>U:-'le ... f· -:--,., :":la:-t .! descr:~

• 4 ·.:: 2n.~!'i y;>ar~ ?1 a~e .'i ; '"•) :bs a!"ld Wf'&rlnll"

't"< "'"' :Ja~:.s a:-.d a ~hir: .....-.t'", , '.\'.;.: ;;:,~ 'Jat..-n ")n :.he lef"': ~1de

:·--: -~f' :-.arne ·•Gre"l!'"" written :•r. ~., •-. ~-.. a;-.• ~ a :.x:.: i:w?-!t -:--~ >r..a., w~o dosed down B~:t­

... ;~. .- ::'' a.za :agt F~?br-ua:-v wh~n .'"IE'

'r';.-·~ ~--<~i<.r.3. <'as be-f>n arr"ted

-----;.~"'"'~·,;· ... )f a hand2'1ln Jame~

· "-- (">.J.--e~ 12. a :r-P-siri~nt 0! r.t.'~<-;~!2'-.-m, .. c:urrentlv :n ~u!--

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1.-·: -.,)~g-e<~Aintt a deadlv w'!an0n ·>(~ ~-' :.:. ..... ;0. ·~·-r.r ·., .. :rl ·- · ... ,~ ~ s· )()1"1 -....oflri H.,. ... a .... .,...,......,.,l,_..,.

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v;c~;m a "N:man. wat~ cut O'": both

!lands a_, !.he shJelded her body from :.he knife. A 29-year-old man Wh bruised on hu f.a.ee a..s he ~a.me to the aid o"f the w?man.

A resident JUvemle wag ba:­t.ered by tw0 others on May 7 ;..bout J p m. .n t.il.e 790(1 block •)f Man~an Rd. ThE' su~o-ect~

de5eMbe-1 as 1 white man. Hi, ) ft. 10 ;n, :h:n bulld. and wear­:ng a ·•::.ar<:l: rock cafE>" :e-e--sh!rt 2.nd blue ;e-an$... and :!. a whtte -:-Jan. 1~ .5 ~~ ') ln,, ht>a·:y Jti:lr:l.

L>iaclc. iia;r and wearmg a b~aek S:ke'" ~h:r~ and blue ;ea:'l!.

A 2.~-y<:>a:r-o:d re-~1den: wa.'! ar­Je-st.ed. by P"!c. ){ichael Jeffreys )r, M:ay ~ about midr.q;;('1:. The rl""sident wa3 m~t.&llin~ cable TV t" a rf!:!Jder.ce- m the 9100 b-lock of ~pr:ng!"l:ll Lane without :he au­:honty -.. f Pot.omae ('able. lnl" ':'he man was charg-ed with :heft of !1-err.ces He was :-eleased pend, ng triaL

Br-eaicmq aJtd EnteM""-Q Officer C a< Schin 1"\f"r a r!"esterl

a. nine-yf'ar-old n!sidf'nt ·:"1 con­nectwn w1th a brPalnn2' and en :~l"jn~ on Mav 1 He was re!ea:-<, ~-d tn a ll"Uar<:!ran ~ndinll JUVt>n­::e act:on.

A res1der:~ reported a h .. P:=tk­

:r&r and enterln2' on L.akesirle Dr c.n )(av 10 r::!urtnw the r!av. Entry wa.s ll'8med r-v orvin..,. o~n a. !~lirl­

lnP" vias! .-to<;.- On "\f~v Q an an­artment m the 6CIOO block of Sorm"li!hi!l 0"!' was entered. A clO<"k a.nd )ewe:ry were reported taken, A cttizen reoorted a breakinll" and entenno- rn progress an :\fay 10 about 12·45 a.m. also Jn the 1;1)00 brock of Spr1nghill Dr. Two blade: men were seen climbmg 1nto ground ftocr unit. Respondmtr police found :he bro­ken glass but no suspect.,. An llT\known amount of property was taken_ Later the ~ame day an apartment 1n the ~iW block 'lf Edmonston Tr ....,-a.s er.tered by !oreln~ open a !lidtng gla.!"! door. An uHknown amount of property

wa.s taken. ou.- Tufto

Aucrte-d rings were reported !'tolen !rom Best Prodncta in Beltway Plaz.a. Mall on Kay 9.

Pfc. Matthew Carr arrested a nonresident man. 25. after he had pl'esented a stolen, forged che-ck to a teller at the Maryland Na­tamal Bank on Greenway Center Dr The man IS being held in ~ieu of $20,000 bond pending :r1aL

A res1dent of the 6900 block of q anover Pkwy, reported hearing ·omeone k1ck in the storage room rioor about ~ a.m When the re~ 1dent opened hls door to investi­~ate. a man wtih a hand2"Un or­Jered him back inside hi"s apart-

Th;:- man is described as whit-e. a~e 2-S--30, 5 !t. 11 in., black hair, and wearing tan pants. tan tank top and a gold ne-ck chain.

A nonresident woman was ar­rested by Pfc. Alan Caho for ::hopllftiniZ" at tM G&!> in Gre4en­way Center. She was held in ~1eu of $2.500 bond.

A 19~7 Tovota 4~4 "l"ff'~-"'"""A

~~olen on May 9 from the 9100 block of Edmonston Rd , was re­C""overed May 11 in Suitland. A 17-year-ald nonresident wu ar­rested, charJred with auto theft a.nd incarcerated at Boys Village pendtrl2' a hParine-.

A black 1988 Jeep Laredo, Md. ta2'"S 20~~25M. was t.a.k.en from :he 7500 block of Mandan Rd. on May j about midnight.

CITY NOTES The ~eneral crew put down

blacktop across f;-om the new Police Facility and at the Re­eyclmll Center.

The eity horticulturist planted flowers on Southway and a150 trees at the lake.

The building crew worked all week at the pool getting it ready for opening day. They also re­paired doors at Springhill Lake R.eereation Center.

The special details crew work­ed .at the pistol range.

BONDS, from page .-qoestion would &.llow voten to. eXJ)!'"'eU their prefere:nee botlli for whether the city should borrow the money to ereate a commun­ity ·center and for which build­ing should be renovated.

Citiutl C:O..•eata Keith Chernikoff agreed with

White that the proposed ordi­nance and referendum question would not yield a clear result. However, in place of White's amendment, Chemikoff suggesU:od that voters be given a choice of two ;3 million dollar bond ordi­nance~. one for each school.

Charles Hagelgans claimed that citizens who have strong feelings about which building should be used for a community center might feel betrayed if the bond referendum were to pass l>ut their choice of building did 1 ot prevail.

W eidenleld argued that there is no perfect bond question. If W hite"s motion were adopted, ~ease who favored a community center at North End mig-ht nev~ er have a chance to voW on their p1 eferred ehoice, sinc-e the iSI'IUt'

would be moot if the Center ~chool ordinance passed.

Roy Dial noted that Cherni­Kutf's sugg"estion could result in tne defeat of community center 1uno.jng, even if a majority of voters favored it. For exampl~ 48 pereent of the voters coulc. vote for the North End iaau~. 4.:1 percent for the Center School ordinance and four percent against both. Despite this clear majority for a community cen­ter, no borrowing would be au­thoriZ-ed.

Other Coacerna Besides the wordine of the or­

dinance, White had several other concerns. He said that there had

The parks erew cleaned the cemetery and continued their ballfield and la-wn mowing main­tenanc-e duties. not be-en adequate discusaion of a "whole spectrum" of eommun-

;q. - ·l'elathoc to the eom­

mwrity c:eD~· -- includblc other en,. eapital impl'O'I'eiDellt. need., lUatmX: ~n _,_ cerna. open ap.ee. ete. Hcnrever, Weidellfeld said that this issue had dominated coamcil'a diacua.­sions for montba. -Putene noted that the city bad auent $23.000 for Coakley & Williams studies to get more aeeurate data than was available for the 1985 bond referendum. As a re.sult,. ~ said. the citi%ens know what they will be volin~ on. Isaacs agreed. not­ing that if there are any gaps in the information available, the:v will be brought up at the pub­he meeting_

White and Putens exprear.ed co.ncern that citizens who voted against the bond referendum would be permitted to select a preference for where the com­munity eenter should be. How~ ever. Ginny Zanner, who support­ed fundiD.I" for a community cen­t.er, argued that it is nice to allow thoae who don't want to spend the money to select a site in case .. the other fools vote for i.t."

Co• pariaoo of eo ...... ait,.

Cea.ter Coate

Center School (57,000 sq. ft.): Minimum

Renovation S.'lJ'l70.'n18 FuiJ UPRT&de $4,.211,406

North End Sehool: One Story Section

Only $1,913,131 Complete Building

(41,000 .... ft.): Minimum

Renovation $2.699,026 Full Upgrade $3,716,031

Demolition for Park Use $528,.220

Demolish &. Rebuild (25,000 oq. ft.) $2,801>,220 ( 41,000 oq. ft. $4,160,220

Souree: Coakley A Williams renovation studiea on North End and Center Schools. Pro­jected using C & W meth­">dolou.

FOR THE BEST SUMMER EVER!

~-'FWt Summertime Fun, a progrcun for childn!n up to age 5, focuses on discc:M!ry of nature and the joys of the

outdoors- Eadt day is a un~ gJtNiing experience.

We're Looking ForwaJd ID a Great Summer ... "'-se Join Us!

Fcx Further lntomwltion, CaD:

GREENBELT 6231 SpringhiD Drive

1-I>BIIIoop-lllllanr.-ai~Uie-J

474-5252

• Camp Discouery,.. Summer Program for childn!n 6 years & up

• Hours COIM!IIient b working paR!IJts • Computer activities •Art experiences • Music activities • Pk:nic·luncbes • Weekly tlwmes • Field trips

/ ~

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1abiea Vacci-'*' Cinic A - -...e~aa- eliDic ... m

be held a& Greenbelt Kiddie SeSol OD W-y, llay 2<1 ,._ 8 to 8 p.m. Only dop and cata· OYer three months old will be -...eiaated. Dop should be 1eaabed and c:ata should be in a earlier or box. All animals must be accompanied by an adult. A am&ll fee .,..;u be charged.

For more infonnation,. call -10.

..... •-• .. •r~r.J"~ ~TI'J' ~- 01~l40Q

Miss Greenbelt P~nt Registration to Be Heier

Tbe Jliae Greenbelt Pageant committee invites GreeDbelt girls ages 14 to 19 to participate in the 19811 Jliu Greenbelt Pageant, to be held Labor Day weekend. The committee has planned sev­eral activities for participants this summer. ·

Registration will be held May 24 and May 31 at the Youth Center from 7 to 8:30 p.m. For further infonnation. call chair­person Cheri Gainor at 441-8689.

FOR MARYLAND RETARDED CITIZENS

WHEN: Sunday, June 4, 1989 RAINDATE- June 11, 1989

TIME: 9:00a.m.- 3:00p.m.

WHERE: Bike or Hike. Begin at the Greenbelt Youth Center (Braden Field) up Northway to Ridge, out Research to Beaver Dam to Soil Conservation and return (16 kilometers).

REGISTRATION: Sponsor forms ava4lable at Youth Center, Springhill Lake Recreation Center, Municipal Building, and local Businesses.

Support the PriDCe George's County Retarded Citizens. Co-sponsored by the Greenbelt Recreation Department in conjunetion with the Prince George's County Association for Rebu:ded Citizens and the Greenbelt Jaycees. Call the Association, 925-7050 or Greenbelt Recreation, 474-6878 for ~tiona! information.

.... PRINCE GEORGE'S ~ ..... COMMUNITY COLLEGE

at Eleanor RooseveH High. School

7SOO-- Pwl<wayat--· GrMnboll.~

Register for summer credit classes at . EleanOr Roosevelt High SchOOl

· • flve.week session, May 30-June 30

• Qasses three -*'OS pet week

•. Reglalrallon begins~ 17

• Course olferlngs Include accounting, data proce8lling. English, rnalhemallcs, and real eatale

In-penon regl*rion lit EIUnor ~High School, U.y 17,

ts:»7:30p.m. or~ ~lit the 1Mgo c.mpua, Monclay-Frldey, tt#31L-7 p.m.

I FOr morelntor;;h; .m. I Prtnce~Ca~.ia¥~ _--.

301 Lorgo ~· Lorgo ~2Drn

Greenbelt Municipal Swimming Pool

1989SEASON OPENS S~URDAY, MAY 27

MOST AFFORDABLE SEASON PASS RATES OFFERED IN THE METROPOLITAN AREA

COMPARE AND SAVEl

Weather conditione permitting", nonnal hours of operation are from 1:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m., Monday through Friday and Saturdays and Sundays 10~00 a.m.. - 8:16 p.m. ezCept Saturdays of Home Sw:m Meets. The schedule will be posted and the pool will open at 1 :00 p.m. Weekday morninp are reaen'ed for swim les•on programs and

pn.eraJ pool maintea.anee.

SEASON PASS RATES

Greeabelt Non-City R..tcleat Raidea.t

Single $ 46.00 S 75.00

Family $100.CO $160.00

Senior Citizen ( 62 yra. & Over) FREE ' 40.00

Guest Season Child Pass (per child) $ 60.00 N/A

SINGLE PASSES: Are sug~ested for mar­ried couples with children four ( 4) yeara and under.

FAMILY PASSES: Print names of all members of your i-mmediate fanU.ly over five years of age ( ineluding yourself) who are to receive passes. Children under 4 must be accompanied by an adult and are admitted free.

Compare and Save- Purcha~e of .!lt>ason p&&ae8 provides substan,tial !lavin.'r"- t•> u:<t-r.,; over continued payment of daily adma.-­siona.

DAILY ADMISSIO!< 1<.\TES

Greenb«-11 H.e~tid«-nt

Adult (18 year:11 & OVi:>r 1 $~.2!"">

Child (6-17 yean) 4 and Under

Senior Citizen

$!.:!!",

FREE

(62 yr11. & Over) Fli.EE

~on-l'ity Rt>sident

$2.7S

$1.75 FHEf

NON-RESIDENT SEASOS PASSE~ will f., offered to those livin~ nut" d.· tlw t;tt><•nht•tt city limiu.

AQUATICS PROGRAM l;t'lJIE· HHwhun·

with complete list it'll' •Jf th•· 1 :1k'l ..;.-...~ ,,,:l

Aq~1atirs t>rogram (;urdt·. a'.:t.lJtb!,. h' the- Municipal Building and n,,, r··-':", J<;,~;:t

ties.

GREENBELT MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL 25 CRESCENT ROAD

GREENBELT, MARYLAND 20770

POOL PASS AI'PUCATION

(Mr./Mrs./Ms.)

Addreaa

Home Phone

011\ee Phone

Emergency Phone

I hereby apply for a Greealoelt Pool Pass. Payment for memberBhip ;, enc:osed.

Please make checks payable \o CITY OF GREENBELT and check th•• m"mberBhip for which you qualify.

CIT"I' OF GREENBELT BmmENT

Reold .. t SIDCle

ltelideat Fa..U7•

Reoldeat Sealor Citizen

Gueet Seuoa "Child

Fint Name

$45.00 (

a1oo.oo < FREE (

.-o.eo < Lut N .. e

NON-CITY RESIDENT

Non-Raidea.t Sin~rle JH.OO (

Noa.-RaiWeat fa•il,.• $160.00 (

Non~tt.klent Sr. Citizen $40.00 (

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• A t.mily ahoald eonaiat of .,.rents, ehildri.n ~nd othei reiati~e• in tli'e fi-rst ~e eo! cofll6!l.n·

cuinit7 Cera~ bro121er, -· wt.o raide -ent!J' ;n - oame ho..,..hold. Sh<>uld tt.ez.. be t;..., retMed IDM'ried eoaplel;, other U.O ~ ~idlnc in the sa.me. house-hold.

u..,. wvuld be ~ to - two ,._rr; . .,;....·: . Palal.fteaticm o( tidll Membenbip Alpplica&:io n. wiU J"Mult in eanerelr&Uon ot the m-ember.hip

and f- ol all ~ reeelved.

__; ___ ~

l:r ' iihr ~---· ':,-;-'

(!rutting <lallrry. Jnr. ...... -.-CAlif SPtCIAUST$ S.?ff"'<WA•· ~AS- ~ESS~ BL'Il.DtNG '52~ ':;RE'>~YVA>' ::t:"'<•:r;. :;Q!'.;t; • S.JITE -Q

GQE"--BL" 'v1AAYLANC 2077"::,

SPECIAL $5.00 olf on all rv, va & Stereo

Repair W ... Witt! This Ad

CAU 441-9116

.E41gewood TV A Aad.lo

V'f!pendable Guaranteed Serriee

H37 RHODE ISLAND A V. COLLEGE PAJtK. liD. :M741

Licensed &: Bonded

Kretschmer Moving & Storage SERVING GREENBELT SINCE 1!180

• Qua.lit:y Wo.rkmaDab:tp • Cl:baate Controlled Storap • Free E.tiasat. • Miza:i Van Serrin for Small :Movea • r..... hll~ Equ;pped Plodded Traeks • w. Sell &zeo

-595-0695-John K.retac:hmer, Pres.

Vertical View & Carpets VERTICALS lll:>II BUNDS lllCRO BUNDS

Lowest

Finding summer

work doesn't have to be a iob.

Glt&N1Ia.T 441-1003

'Sn."t to Greenway Ce:1t.e1')

WALL-TO-WALL CARPET NEW LIFE-TIME

STAIN WARRANTY

Prices

When SC"hool•s out. you're ready to work. And Man­power's ready to put )"00 to work. At interesting eompa..n­ies. Doing ehalle~ng work.

A. a Man~r Temporary, you'll earn ve-t pay. Work. only when you want to, Get /,... word proceaing/PC training. And add experience to your resume.

M a.k.e short work of ftnding n~mmer worlL Call or stop by Manpower today.

CAMP SPIIJNGS 423-0300

(Aerou. !rom ADdrews A.F.B.)

Thinking of selling your home? List with "" and we'll provide you with a FREE War· ranty Plaa that covers the following during the listing period - 1 year Free to the buyer - Electrical System, Plumbing, Hot Water Heater, Frig., Stove. Washer/ Dry.

er. Garbalf'! Disposal. Dishwasher and more. Call our agent& for details.

Gecwge Ca-'1, Toni Dura.m-. Mike McAndrew, Didc Pilski, or Bob Tolman at 220-G381.

TOWN CENTER REALTY N.e:zt to Obe Pa.t Oftke

GREENBELT NEWS UVIEW

RATES CLASSIPIED: ~ llllD!mum for ten wont.. 15c: eac:h addit:ioD­al word. No eiiRp for HatiDc iteJ:u that• are fotmd. Sllbm.lt ad with ~· to the New-a He­new oJBee b7 10 p.m... Tueaday. or to the New• Rerietr drop box in the Greenbelt Coop groeery atoft before 7 p.m. Tuesda.,, or mail to P.O. Box 68, Greenbel~ Maryland 20770.

CLASSIFIED

BOXED: $4.75 eolumn inch. Min­imum 1 tr.. iDcbea ($7.13). Dead­line 10 p.m. Monday.

Inc. ~rname, phone no. and ad-dre &d. copy. Ada not eon-lldered pted tm.til publiahed. LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED. Fast, reliable and reucmabLe .er­vice. 474-8261.

OCEAN CITY - Rent thia hunn.,. eondo on beach at 13lat. T-wo bedrooms. two t-an baU.., eolor TV, A/C, W !D. pou~ ...,.;., more. Call far detaila,. 346-1359

EXPERIENCED AND EDUCAT- • ED MOTHER wUl babyait for ehildn:n aces 3 and above. Ca.J! 47 .. 24611.

FOR SALE BY OWNER

GHI. 1 bedr&om, upatain unit

all new bathroom ineloding

ceramic: tile tub .arround and

floor. Updated kiUhen. w/d

ceiling fans. Quiet eourt, b&cka

to woods, a.uig-ned parking.

537,000. Call 345-4.379 or

577..'1821.

Selected Fabric and Sty.!!!_

Building or Redecorating Don't buy until you ehedc. oar rates on mini blinds, 2" bJinds. shades and verticals

BABY SITI'ER: CariJ!c, --­sible mother is a~lable for baby sitting. Peraian Qe&lting preferred. 982-6380 .

HELP WANTED' Teller/Clerk FT; C..b ~and..,_ typiq. Call - 474-QOl.

MODERN DAY JIAID, INC· Maida, offices, heavy eleazllD,:. Ten pereen\ off bea'r)' cleaail"c: earpeta,. wood .and tile Door, win­dows. kiiebeno, batbrooma. Lim· ited time ol!.er. 422-2:200.

POO.M:MATE FINDERS SO.. VICE:. 11 J'OU have a place to ahare or Deed a plaee to tift. eaD 794-766e.

for Sale 83 Cadillac CiMarron

Power W ,L,S, 5 &p.cl, Top CoDditloa. 66K mi.

UIIOO

345-2170

FOR SALE- G:MAT prepara­tion boob (a:ew) aDd cold ehain (almost new). 346-8517 eveniDc:l or weekeada.

FREE GERBILS - Pet .,..bllll to giTe .-..,.. Call Alma, 8-U-1412.

FREE TO LOVING HOME -3-:rr. old pretty eat. All abota. 864-GG81.

S50 REWARD: Huge 22 lb. eat. Back U. dark r;ra~ tabb7-face, eheot. otomaeh wbite. Seand­wiH hide in woods,. p.raps. etc:. Lost at Cracent.~ParirwaJ' -on 4/14.660-2462, 464-GM.

TABLE for &ale. Woodr;rain laminate top, Jaetal lep. $75. 47 .. 2886.

log homes dealership

DauJ!IIT ..................

- lOft ...,.,.a by model bome, SUiftiarg at Sl2./f7S.

Retaio your curreat Job. Call Don Hickman Toll Free 1-81»63~70 or Collect 61S-399-1721.

C..ww~ P.O. Bao. 111-,_,oc ~TNJ7217

O'BRIEN AIR CONDmONING REPAIRS - SALES: Central. wal\ and wi.Ddow anita. SpJit.. system air conditioning and heat pampa for homea without duet work. ·

Emerson 6000 BTU unit for GHI slide!" windows. $576 irdU.lled

M.H.I.C. 32680 47~

ETE Trans•issions 277-9555

AUTOMAnc TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL CARS, TRUCKS AND VANS $395.00 e G..arana..d 18 .-ths or 18,000 l'lliles • Fr-l«aa~ng

e o-day M<Vice in most -e Includes fluid and labor

MOST CAJtS. VISA AND MASTERCARD

PAYING CASH POR U.S. and fonip eoiDa, cold. Diver. jew-

elry. ·- rilqrs. otarlillc on-. ware, aDd cleataJ. ,colcl tJ&.-3281.

DA YTI.MI!l CARE aeoded for -­ior citi&en iD Greenbelt.. Reepoa­oibilitleo iDelude pnp&rine break­,_ aDd I~m~:b and da7 -. eom~p. Reopoaslble ...,.. inc oulult 01111}'. SalarJ' uellotiable. Houn 9:00 AJI-4:00 P.M. PiNN eaU neDiDp after 8:00 PJI~ or aD7time Saturday/Sunday: 474-0667.

m.TAL CONSlA.TANT p- ........ tD- ..... lie, ...t. --ta, clerical datleo, ete. Compu,. tnii.W.

proridod; pleunt -· --, &.'1'& to ~!taft: WID

ba wwldDc a! ...... -EOB Cd for A,>poin-t

Labolde North Apa~ Ui-7111'7

CHILD CARE WANTED - IIJ' home for the ......_... Two bop aea -.n-ea aad eq.ht. 8:30-1:00 g.m. Monda~ tllroua-b Prlda7. Pleue eall 982-%861 far an mt;w. view. BOOKCASES (S) for u.le. a~"B.-lCI'"D, Tutai approx. 11'L. ffli. 47 .. ZII85.

DAVE'S API'LIANCI 5ERYICE

Senlee for all _,... ~!ntbobome.

()pea .Mo11. thn 1"ri. .&YeniDp &lld Satudan

... Dahle Call 36-7068

CAR HOBBIEST'S DREAJI , Portinc w1tll 1117 111'76 A.MC Hor· ..... v.s. autolll&tk:. _ .. -· inc, ~ or - offer. Call T....,. weekda:ra, 622-55&1 or weeke!Dda, 474-44181. WINDOW WASHING, WINDOW WASHING, WINDOW WASB· lNG, WINDOW WASHING, CALL PAUL AT 474-4863.

WALL TO WALL CAJIPIII' BNTEitPIUSE CARPBTII

._.. M- 441-UII AD llnnda ll Styloe at JlU. SONABLE PrieM.. Call t. Appoln-· ~ If • .......... pleuo eall -- r. oat aall!ac tD - -~

FURNITURE SALE - 1! ft. oectional oofa. earpet and -­for SHL apt. Beot offer. 474-11111 after 6 p.Di.

HB.PWANTED E,.,......W.C wboleoale d­utor hu. _.ainp for the fal­lowinlr:

~ AuL to IJ;r..- • lla.tare penoa to p~ dail7 pwebue orclen A: n-­eeifl1>p em IB.M 38 -Kut luo.., pieuaDt pboDo .......,. aDd oqranisatioaal lkil1a. WiU traia richt perwa.. Call Dan7l --l'lOO.

A--•·Matare-lo p.--" .........ue dall7 track ~ llliiiC &lld _ ... ta*a. IIllA ban prior cA. ......... " ..,.......... Call Carol 491-1'701.

nuradaT.· Kay 1s. 1989 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW \

Pueli

. ADVERTISING OWN YOUB OWN APPAUL RENT' Lakeside North. 2BR apt. or ahoe atore. eMoM from: jean! Sub-leue mid July-Sept. w/apt. aportaweu'. JacUea, men'a,. child- to leaae. Reuonable T"&tes. 982-ren/-tendty, !up .-. - 6S90 after 6 p.lll. tite, ·-..!aerobic, bridal, · KENT'S CARPET:;.,."'CA.,.....RE~-. ~L-ow-~.:.;.... T a~r:;:!~ prieee on Uampoo. ateaJD, aDd Lis Claibol'De. Hoa!tbtex, Chauo, =:"":;"u&~ for r- esti-

~. S~P F= ~~~~ FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Clrplliealb- Grown, Laeia. cmtr FINISHING Living room oet, zooo othen. Or $13.99 0..., price $189, refinialdng, $'75, dininc deaia'Del'. maJti tier priciDg di&. room Jet. antique restoration,

- .... ~ - otore. Re- $116. 982-63110;;,·=...,..,=...,=-=­tail prieee ~ienble for top PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR ~ ...... -.aan,. prieod Expert and Reliable Piano qer­from $19 to f&O. Over 260 'rice to Greeabelt. BeDjamin Ber­bnnda - otyleo. $18,1100 to kofsk}'. 47...-~. ,..---;;--.­~,1100: -rJ'. tzoalnlne, fl%. GUITAR LESsONS Sealeo, - allf-. FUM~ oponlag. ete. ebordo, tbeoey. .....tina:. Full Can opea 15 da,... Jlr. Lough- time instructor. 917..8370. lia (11!) - ..:.--.GRAPHIC ART SERVICJ:S -

INCOME TAX PRIPARAnON

Boold<Mplna: Aceouatlnc " Auditina:

For Illdl-ridualll ll Saud1 Jhaiae.eo -ble Ratea

Calli- R. Caatwell. CPA 474-1167

Copytlttillg, !&:root. paate up and deaip. us..a&72.

GOLD JEWElRY at aft'ordable pricea! J

plus tsr;,. off throu.ch Ma,- 28 ring. from $12.76 and liP aleo • .chains, earrings.J bracelets, for men and women.

Call for catalogue

949-9795

LAW'N . , .. ...... SecnonaJ~

345-2670

GHI For Sale By Owner

End Unit Muonry Towahoue -6 BR, I% b&tbo, Many Im-

provemeJita Done i"A Lut 2 Yean.

Shown By Appt. No Aaoento $'74,900

220-IIOS

YARD SALE - 8-C Laun!l Hill Rd. (in the back of) movinlr i.n sale. Sat., May 20tb, 10 a.m. tD 2 p.m. YARD SALE Saturday, May 20, 10-1. 9,M -..,.,h Road. , Great atuff!! YARD-MOVING SAL&-clotb· ing (boJ'•. 8.-10; girle, 10..14; lad­iea, mena), kitchen items:, aad , much more. Sat. &120, 8-3. 16-D Ridce Rd. (comer of Soutbway). YARD SALE at Wlndaor Green. Multiple f&milJ", clothea. tunuah­inp~ to)'-, etc. Comer Greenbelt & Frankfort Drive (aeroa from CALDWELL'S APPLL\NCE

SERVICE • AU ·a..a. repalnd. Call after I p.-. 84U-8043. lii8COVBBY 'l'OYS: LoYe cl.U­dna and top! 'l'um IP....., time lnllj p~ ..utnc qaality ~ For-...,.,__ eall (101) 490-TUL

RENT Lakeaide N.;;u;:-ar;;;. Roooevelt Higb Sebool), Satur· belt, 1-BR apt. Quiet area near da:r • llay 20, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

PIANO LESSONS ill Greenbelt. Jluten deena. P..-,. eoa-­-.ator)'. .Member .M'l'NA. Ui­II43. . PIANo LESiiONB ~ ,._ b01iHI. Voice, ~·--._ wlllda. -.---... .....me .~· and .....,. ~ . . 'l'B.\VELING TKAOBBBS, nrc. ~M-~~174.

OFFICE SPACE AVAILA8LE

La-. plouaat, air)' oillce for rent ia Rooae.elt Jlall, Green­belt a.-. c..-ezuent to Beltwq. Parlnray and NSA.

Free -·· A.,.llable Ma~ 16, ~. Call 474-Z146 Tues-da~ tmouch Sa-~-

S~STRESS • in J.arge or o,..Uq~--and

-- IIIIZ-'JlA. FOR BALi Small electrit fOll&'8. .-: two .-n earpete, ap-. 18':110', $11. Call 474-1681r after L WAITaBilSBS .o\ND BARTEN· DEliS. clq or Dlgbt. Exper· ienced. Apply In pe....,; 01117 at David'o . s- Club, 6662 An­napolla Rd.

-Ponraila -Ponfoif>oo

.-AclvertioiDC ..ld ~~

Heruon, Photographer

441 .. 231

parks. Near bua to Metro aDd YARD SALE (Rain or Shine): Univ. Md. abuttle otop $646 mo Glrlll' elotbeo (4T-1U), blku (16 include• pa. heat. ..;.ater. lm: &. 20"), top, boob, Jdd. atutt. mod. ...,up. Call 8411-8217 after .~ Alao: CREDENZA I BUPFET 6 p.m. weekda"- (1940'• at,"le). aaahoc&D7 veneer HUFFLER-AND EXHAUST in..- eoadltiOD; -- 0"'"~' mechanic, able to do cuatom. ex- ottoman. Call 4'7"-1981 or via11t

hauA work. 2'7'To118'10. ~!~ ;~=-~i..t:::y· vi.IID-IiALS.-oarlliiillaii

Missy's Decoratiftg y...U. Saturaa,-, Ma~ 20, 10-2. WALLPAPERING pm. 1011 Lpln-ook ~~ Bux·

INTERIOR PAINTING CARPET CLEANING

346-72'18

Md. Home Imp. Lie. #26409 Bonded - Insured

ELLERS TYPEWRITE~ RE­PAIR - Electric, standard and

e c..- lOzlO Art r-tberalllau.

• llzl prwl.w -. • eon--.Induotrlal Vldao • --b)op.te.

portable. Call 474..0694. ·"----~!!:~~!...--..J~ THANK YOU St. Jude for Pr&7· era answered. EXERCISE BIKE new model, apeedoJDOter, ~5. Call 345-3363 &. leave

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt

-bedroom apa,_nts From $400

Cohn·& Stein Realtors

933-1700

Give New LHe To Vour Old Fixture Porc-.f.illorlbss..laylic

TUBS • SINKS • TILE Resurfaced On Location

SAVE 75%01 ~Coli. ----Colon BATH GENIE 484 8481

MHtC'DTTJ BOWie.·Mo

LICBNSBD e BOifDBD e DIBURBD

_..._Batao F--- AD 'Work-"CtlriDm Kitclr.eM .re Btltlu''

CONCRBTE ADDITIONS PORCHJ:S ~ :rL1.. BOOKS PAIN'l'DIG STORK DOO!UJ WINDOWS CK&AIIIC 'l'ILII:

H•I&Yard~~

B.A.CEKOS BBM'l'ALS

-Bob

IMPROVIMINT

SERVICES

345 8368

GIGANTIC YARD 5ALEII The raidenta ot Windllor Green will be partici~ting in a huge: yard aale on : Look for:

e Clothiq and. aceeuoriea tor the whole family • Pine houaehold merchandiae and fumi:ahinp • Children"s to71; gamea., boo]u, recorda, etc.

Direction&: pn GreeDbelt Road - tum right on Frankton Driv1• (acroaa trom llooaeftlt Hlch School) Sale located m the parking lot of the Wind10r Green Community Center.

Raindate: Sunday May 21 trom 10 to 4..

SATURDAY, May 20, 1G-4

For Serdc.• .. The ......Clenr Way''

·~ou• I Prom.pl •Unllonn.d I lnaured •Safe, Quiet Sy•tem

GREER CARPET CLEANING

474-3234 ·~l'-1 •Commefclal

Bryan & Kaufman, P.C. Attarnepat.Law

982-0700 • Personal InJ\117

. e Workman's Comp. e Divorce • Juveaile Law

e Bankruptcy

• Criminal e Tralll< - DWI e WUis

Free lrtitial COitsvltation Evening & W-"....d ffouft &y Appointment

Cltlzelia BaDk Building

IDaurance

8961 Edmonston Bd., Ste. 201 Greenbelt, Maryland 20770

BRADFORD & CRELLIN

PllUDENTIAL

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r .. Volume 52, Number 27 P.O. Box 68, Green belt, Maryland 20770 Tbun., May 25, 1989

Council Creates Plans for Responding Promptly to All Referendum Outcomes ~ Kavis F'ieteher center after the pupils are moved Uabed. iD the News llrrietr prior

Cfi; /Council worked ex- to the ...,... aehooL to the mNt~Dc. peditioasly at Monday's If the wteroo do not ...,......... Cb.r1ea Haplpno woo a1oo recu1ar meeting by pusing the boDd laue, the city will ,... -...d abo.n oeceu to iDfor-

for 8«<nd reading the ~ ~rtlt the~~~~ ~~ ~ ;;~!; f:!tl\=d~:el:; lutlon ~ng forth acliona be available for a new .. hoot and a...U.ble oo tbat It eoald be dlo­the city WJU take following will make a piau for utllldaa tbo euaed at the pablk m-lna­the referendum on a com- North EDd aite. beuiDc ID mind ••It's a lot ol mone,. to be riclilllf mauit7 center. tbat the e1t1uu ba~ ..,ted not on oaeb a baatlr deeision," be

.,.... J'aoe ?:1 refel'elldum on to approve tiiDda f• ita reno- .. id. the P JDJllioa boDd iaaue will vatloa. - a COIIUB1IIlitT center. cleeide wbatber tbe bondo will be Sueh ·a plea will be the aultjeet "ld aDd, if so. whether Center of a public heariJW prior to ita Sdaool or North End Sehool will adoption. be nDO'N.ted u a community B-.1 1 .... b,to Waated eenter. The resolution~ which The .., million bond Juue for ......-cl · ._,0 with Co11'Deilman the communit7 cea.ter (which will Echrud Patens aboent. oeta forth be oa the bollot witb $1 million the aeUone the cit;r will take in boDda for the deTelopmeut ao a renlt of eholeea m&de by at Seh1'811l HW. Park) ealled the .oten. forth several queatkma about the

U tbe voter. approve the bond a..U.biHty of information for leoae - lndieate a preferenee tbe voten. Rldo: Heetn l.okad

tlae -Qaity eenter at wbetber the city woo pattlna oat a.d the city will au iDfo obeet foot the -...a be-the of edaeation foro the rer..-..... Mayor GU

available Weideafeld replied tbat In the

-- --*. - • -"1ft bao - malW =....:::~~--· .. ~_ Jt.-

-----..... - . 8Mh a -.lolot - ..a a ~ Ia _... .... -.IJ' for mall-for tbe -ty -- at CeD- Ina iD tlae :lint week at J'aae.

- llehooel. the city ;will - w., ·- inqlllnd -­tiodo .... tbe --1 - to tlae -blet - be -­......_ tbe Nonh Ead School before tbe J'uoo 6 palllie ~. -for tbe ~ Sehoolalte aDd G- aold ll ~ -ld uot. - -~-to reaovato He aold - -*lal.-infonooa---- .. a COIDIDUDit7 --be-aDO!pab-

CouaeiJman Tbomu X. White aened.. - .... tbat the eoot data (only reeently preaented after a otudy b7 Coaltley A WIUiamo) ahoulcl have been available before the decision wu made to bold tbe retoread-.

CouDeil m e m be r Antoinette BraiD uked '1f'bether voten woUld atill han time to rqiatel' after the publle -tina. Glooe oaid tbat reclatratlon would be open until lft'ell daya before the ref­erendum, oo · tbat there would be pleaty at time between the meet­Inc aDd tbet deadll.... Sloeldon

~ ...... ·- llbeontoe balloto - - - b7 City Clalt·~4llle·tioiot ..._ toe l>allllolti .... be pidoad JJP aatll ._,- - ~- 18.

T.._..,. Dloalolllt7 Plaa CoaadJ .... :lint nadiDc to f--·-a-­-llohlac a ~ -

ablllt7 - piau for eJa.t. fW -dt-7 ...a.ao.-,.. n. JOiaa

S.COUNCIL,-1

GI-II Members Approve Bylaw Changes bF PM Seully

The qae.tion ot iDdemnJ.. ficld:loa for directon )Hid eMcera of the corporation ~ the annual mem­bentldp meeting of Green­bel& a-_ Ine. (GHI), beld 'W411111eaday, May 17, at the Ceater School . other bul- included the elec­ti!>a of the NOminations & Eleclticme (N&E) Commit­tee aDd the ))l'eiM!Dtation of the eaadldates ,_ the Board of Dfrecton aud Audit Com­mittee.

nar. Dtneton .-w to a tw"" 7MZ - ..... _,. Deiteh (b>­eumbeat), Hup.et H­l........a-t), x-th B. lllleokl, w- P. ~ (iDeum­-ideDt, ...... s..-..... Zappo. oodL

Eleeted 111Je0Dteooted to tbe Au­dit Comml~ were L)'Dette AJ>. - (l........tleath Jofaroba Jlar.. rott aad Robert BaohiQD.

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the ~ia:::-s.-.:~~ .... iadoumlfkatioa at am otfl.

.... aDd - aDd the -pooed - to the CllazWr to

- - - 1lalolllt7--·--attbe -.. Tile - - m. _. _ _... ___ -..---·-­at tbe ....,_ -te -·--........ --. Twoo_to_ ... _ _... bJ'Iaw----__ ._.. ..... -. ............ - ..... ----··-­___ _,......a

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wloothaw a dlnetow .-lei be b>­demalfled for commlttblc ·fraud. Tbat - to. - failed.

Ladlle J'aeob7 made the -oad motion to amend tbe iudam· Dlfkaticm .....t.ioa.. Sbe mooad tbat the ._. "the Corpora­tion aball pa)' - Olt·

- iD - of tiDal -pamtlon" llhoaJd be •banced to .... ,. paJ'." ~ -Dt alao failed.

Di- - -eel to the

PJ'OPOIIfld -· itaelt. -- who oppooed tbe n-...woa felt tbat tbe .....- b:r· -atf--t~ Otbon---­YidiDC ....... ...-- ,_------taU 8oe GJIL-•U

GHIBe~ ........ 110.-o or JIIIIBCIOII8

W'topo P. ~ 16 - B. llllodi t1 _,._. . ----~ .. ... -. .. Qloocll.... .. ......,..,_ __ _ Auprr~ ~ ...... 101 -- .. --- .. TaW- .c- Ill

Greenbelt Kids Gang Up, Whip Celebrities for M-D

. , by Marie Hite .,Oh, my GOsh! The Greenbelt Kids are ganging up on

the Celebrities!" Doctor Dave, WPGC. shrieks in mock hor­ror. What & ooigbt- it's the fourth and final quarter of th" Muaeular Dylltrophy .Aaaoclation Celebrity Soceer Garno> and the Celebrities 110 under .

"It'a m a a a CO!llualon out tbere!" Albee Dee, fellow WPGC DJ, plaJ'I It tor all it' a worth. The Greonbelt Klda obvlouoly hove tbe advantap OYer the Greenbelt CelebritiH.

Back to Doctor .Dave: uTbe reofereo lo hlowiq lobo whletle. Nobod:y'o Ita-.,. to the reofereol n.. Klda I>r.k tbro.,.h t b o ·<:eio~Jrit7 oW- u.... lOb

Jay Jenkins, Greenbelt Cton!t>r School teachen Man~ha Marin<J and StADe Shields: and, finally. Greenbett•• own DO<.' ]¢nel!, who played sroalie and who was for­dbly removed from tht- game aeveral times by James Greer and Clete Mehringer, fathera of thn'(' at the Greenbelt Kida (they .said it wu in the rulea) ,

Hehriapr,- at tbe ...._.. -. . ~ .U ,.,... a the. loell ' •• he~·.~ ..... - IMat ...... - libe .•. lt'o IDI With Jaot; ........ ~ .... - apiaot the111.. Por-to 1J0o tbe o-loelt X!at- ..... tbe - - G-the ~ ..,.L lt'o ·Kida Bon and Girls Clt>h eoaeh Garth three. Celebrill• t.wo. The Gn.n- Welle relneed the came gave belt Kid. wtar Now oa to tfM tlM IC..lct. a bit of an eda-e. The locker I'OOIIl for t.he Yictor7 eele.. Kida. Jed b:r Pete7 Renz.i, PG bratioa." CouutJ' HDA Goodwill Ambana~ . Xida! Celebdt.ia-f ..l&ad. juR 4or and a Greenbelt Kid hi~~U~oelf, wbo uw. theM! · ~1 Jt•a were from the fDur combined a Jcnw aad .........._. UA: Greenbelt NGC teama, agea fin ·-..,_GO W.._eld; to 11. City CoomdJ -- lllot ._, -IIQ---to­ap .. the City CoomdJ ........

tba - da7 (.._to - -hla - lbaoo l'loto.. -- -...... .- durloow tbe _,; aloo ctt;,. CoomdJ • ......,.. :lao - aDd Tooa . Whlto; Stote s.-tor lAo a-.; State DwJe.. orate s...,. Pltlda; c-c:,. eo..... dl ......... Riehud Cutalcli (wbat a foAl); Du :lube.­of Capital C..UU.C; J'olm La...., POP ~; Officer Da'rid llueqer, Project Due; t h. Greeallelt; coaebea, 3- Coener, J'alle o-, Baa c-JI1IIi, Olld ._..,c._,

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~.:.!i:: =:.-. Der-..-.s. __,. ftl. tbe. -IJ' - u.a......__, "'-~ ......... to betbe--•

ftlo-"' -- .,. tbe cilf', ...... liS, A~ ... ~ a.u. VIlle ... U'J -tbe ~·· ...._: ....... :D4Y. .................... ----_.will .... -... ,._.,._,,. ... _ - ... loolliot.- ....... u~~oe-.- .. ...._, tbe -wiD .. at tbe A-. - Loclooo p-.- .. ~ .....

No doubt about tt. the Kitb: WOIL Aad 00 did tbe kida with '&be Mueular Dystrophy A....wi•~ tioa. The Celebrity Soceer Game WM the ~nd finale of the Greeabelt Boya and Girla ·Club Sprfna Soccer Tournament, a weekend~long, forty~garne event. The proceede from the WUJ'tl.ll..o IDelat, roqhty $6,000. wm ao to IIDA. Loeal area aponeon, led bJ' c.pttol Cadi1lac aoo in.cludin,c Lueian•a Trophie-s, the AW.n Slaattuek Soeeer C amp, St. lfa.JTa Soccu Camp, WUSA~TV I, and Ryland Homea. conbi-­butecl creatl7 t.o help the- touma~ ...- reaeh ita fundraiaiq •oal.t..

WHAT GOES ON

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