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., I Cilias fer Greelltei Plu 7.11i1c T ntilllly GHI IO.UD _.t fr p. Lrw.- rxpn- .... abOUt !e-rm1tr datlsaat I NfW GU POlsoN CfHrfR AVAIL.ABLE TO COMMUN. .-\ -. .., s'-·:lwn:. Cap. O:l:k a.nd Jano>: K.- f-,.rt- .. tway :"• do ... un. J<UO:. Br<t.d..-y s·-.,.-Lnl. G.t.. I 10 of :be Year- by North _,. _ ... C1:oz.cns for mf': (k · tobPr lt. 10 a .... on t• 1 ;-r· mardy to p . .tnn.ng ... :r ;a:o·gy an up._·o.i:ung ,! :lot· D .... tr1ct Counc.l on z,,;: :1---: .,f Pa.rcel.:l 3 :1o:1d ' Grei?nbelt P.an :o a: :ht> October 27 l'.,:...n.· : m•·•! inc wh-ere tho> ftna; r .. d.ng bP . I'IVII'n on :two zon.ng d p.l:• ,._, 3 and -t Ioc.·.atrd a:l.l."-1 :nt• border ol """< flf Research R-)dd o .... o[ th.. prop.,.rty .. ·t· ... t>!d R-T townhou,;t' zor.1:11 H,,,.,.v.,.r thf' County SvarJ a.._·- ceptPd tM of .:>4 TrochnK·al ot Natwnal Cap1:a.l P·-.ric and P.•:1 P-ln&' COIIIDU.3.Slfln oy n·eommf'!ld 1ng df-nial .-.r Z>'n.nl' f .r : J .. n bou.sors and .:-.-:· •·: l ..... ·r .saqle-fam1;y h••u ... .-5 IR-801. The JGr:.n,g nt·ar.ng rt'"port a,;"" :-Jown- boW>ol" sorun1 and rPt a ·P. d->-...!1. ot. t1on. •)f {'.: .L•'"'"h f Gne-ntM'-It --.pot'".tk ;!\ the plann.ng .:omm .... , •.• e-xam1ner rt>:»o-Jrt.• and rmpha!llSr c:1ppo..--..: .. )n : 'w--:- hoU-Se' zonang and r .. but add.! :.ma: points by :he- d .. ·vt-:.-;:wr Anyone 1.:1 ... r.J.nliC the- 01.:str:.·: l"uun. ,; mPt·:.ng Monday. O.::<)tM'r Z7 10 a. m County Cou!l..:o: t."hamtw-r--. l';:-po·r Marlboro, ,.hould .:ont<tct [).r)r<>!!"ty Balwch. -4"7-t 9oi08 >r R1.:-hard !...;·) m& Car pvo.::. ue H ranl(t'd. In u.th«'r bu..- .. ....... Zf'!'1• 8..5SOClatiOn t>Va.!U3:o·•j '>-dl" •t ttH!- rt"Cl'ntiy publ....,h•·d G--f··.,.--:bf' anti dif'..:::drd t0 otht>r m ... •th->d..:t t•) -,.t>l. :n.- ang ,:cck. An :r.p.p.·•.ran•,. 1-\_, vin lgO('. R...-pub:. . .1 . .l.t.: ... far :he ConR"rt· ... ::. .. •n a. ['"' sparkrd a •)f ! rul .. " to follow .,.l'u·n h•·•·rr.:1g :l"l· l't'- qu('>;t of !'i:.: I:' .... dr··s.s the- orwan.lat."n l: wa ... po1nu·d out tftat •_;t.-d)'-> Sr•·· m=tn thf' Dormf:'l :"l.l•l litt!e t1m..- 1 -t."t .. ,·quat tJmt-"' inv::a:,on _..._ .... WU MfE"rre-d thf'" .LVP Board to dralt ERHS HOmecoming ... und th.ilt 'l wb-err evlden :•· wil......, f•:J>und. Hf' ..,. •· r .• ·:y uf :..n•n•k' cvh•r- r .. work. He- f, .t t•..>Of color for a.H ... -'•i .. ult m a l:aarnh·k· Yn:· nt'"'(t au•e-t1ng D•r«tor E.J J411l•·· 1 ...... no .. r..J to rratlirm !11:-Ln.'lt r"M:Ontna: Pa.·· I t.l T · 7 ":· r• ll)nlnl" 1\e-anna . - .'tl O"..·!otM-r :r:' A !IM:Itlo •· .r '>,ngl..- r .. .auJy .r WJ<::t- . D:rt'ctJr Ma.r-ca-n-t .. K ·•·--: LUred u to wh,·".•" ,...,---:.·r'l. muvot posse-s.--.. -. .n .. If .. (Jllt of wa- · ."1 ... an- ,r.otllataon of tbe- 1n'. 1' w.t!-1- .·lo-arlnj£ out t.rt·ly Staff En.-.nt'or" w:"li wath r ... \\T!llla.au qw-stwn •. -ng of a ma.AQotfth'' mm• n- that to· .;::•··r. t•J J •Y"J :n wh•cb.to c-or· · •· •·· tt · .-.: ,,,,JatJun$ ; ··.: "'"o , -:--· qu::-:na: .•t:t>nt1Qn •--:• th.tt ;:>rl':«·nt an .mm.n• !H-· r, t.!.it-r·J s., are- o- .. qu.r··d •'f ;-l ln<lVIniJ Dtr•·t·tl)r C.·· t-·lc•·d l't"W cor·· mrm}).-:-... tup appro-. -\ .• ";'II .1-'t.S.•)fl ••:'J.i.Ut".J t!"'•· na•\Jr"" 'lf the- n4,9W t ..... il'Nr" . .., : "t >IJ t;m··r" a.m.on..-: · m··mbo·r· -h.p •'--·l1nli( , .. _ .,! thof' o.J,- \t :11pn1o·nt tlw- f :-n ,.: ! ....... 1 n .... ·tlln!Z nt"w to.,..:-.. ":••U->t'"" bu !t ... '')-:' Ail akrl'• 1 ,: hr- m·l!·• h.-t:•J tw_, \o"•f by ::w m. m!:l• at mbt--r-.h•P '\.'1d tMr· l'"t'" only thE' •uld ,.:.·r It w::t.. .. Drr•u2h! •u! ·na· >ne l'llt>f9b.·r"h.p - ·n, ;.--'--"': , ! rm-... Qun;t•on." •:-ao· nrw :o"" ":'! -w contract art> bt nll( ! a:tMrwY S..><t:- r·' rvco-mrlk·!"l· J.•t .. ·Jn •: ,_ 1mprovt>!Dt"Ot .-,f :h,. :"It'"..,. ,.,. ·r- •. to ttw En1J1n' .1n-1 \f' -.:-·ft&J\Cf' :snd oJJaiiUttf'n lo( .. .; ..,.._ :'-rrutb doubtt>d the nr-o,· .J ! •r m l .. nt \_ y,, th,.. n""'' ·,,..., al tb15 t.lllil" c1!.ng :rk r .. ! • bav:na: ) o-r mo•r.- v•· '•-< >f k·tt bPf•),.... n, .. H«' ... .U1ncl'lcavv :"ln<tr-• .\! r .rnm ':r..··nts QOW' woultJ I m:! !'1..-'t.b:l.:\· :l'lr tuturr whe-n :mjH >\ ··m· "' dd btcoiDt" n .. . f'""'!'lary T!k o- u·;:J d-" --.auf'd prn- - p ,_ o·n···r Jl.'l "P-"rJ.: "" , ., 't ·1 :' -t.r:, "' .. r ... t .. lP r.. . .,. :h. ;.<'· • rr.•·T'!itf'n•·· ... ..., and lft>r...-r ,"'.at"' rw.nt!.o> :_Pr<:.>blf'm "lt - .. :, ch,.. :ch·ar'""'" h·;-; 'J. .. m .. iJ'''"'m.. T)ll· .., .1 a1.-.o ,.aJ Jh"'ad t·) !he mo>ri:f'""'. y rof)m Prt>pa.ril.tiOnci : 1 !!-.. :r.• :!'\oP t'ml'tlt"n<.,- l·.-n bf'11n .... t: :r .. pat.t>nt :,. e-. r-,u!t' T-.,,.. numbrr ·of the Sa c'""· P<:>1so.1i Ct>nter ._, 625- 1333 I! ...uaapst.r<f that Gr.-.-:-.bof' • r.- .... .!t"n:..:. num Mr .n .... )..k tht> front; .:uvers ,f t!IP•r r.t'W CA-P :t-I!!pl1Cne dlrt'"i.·to r..- .... : . .mdt"t !hf" t'ftlerJen('y num h ... a.dana: 'PQ1t!Dn Contt0l Tn..- llary .. nd P01son :her? .n Ba!!.- nil l'"t' ,l.":d .. - .. 1 :-.t.il tw •. ! flt"t>J.t'.d T!'lf' r-oom for d H _ ... p,ta.l r f Good L.uek Road National Maslters 20 Kilometer Run F.vot> ., !hf' L' :- M:tL.-.tt"n -tO d<.nd '"'" .. !'' Z'• K1.omf"t ... r 1:2.4 mt.-e ... , .. on>'hiP H•b'l· Po;n: nn 2& Ht"rD Lt.lrt'n"t. -1!. <lf \\'::- lmlt>:lro X J •on Chf' SaLona.l Champ.•lr: ... h.p r•rw·hut.r m:n u:t·"i, l.! und,. -";) llurr1< of runn1ni( •.J. .,. 311). wa..-; tht' -fi:rst Gr-Hn .. r .n 1 !'t S. 145th Otht'r GrH-nl)o'.!t't"' P..obotrt .,,t·:.. 1 28 59 1bt• SeLson Ot 1 5---; :1Cn·P Ann Wor-- t:-.r; 1 •teeth• •:;ub--ma.. .. Dan 1-'nu 1 $1 ·• !32nd• A num"b.--r d Gr..itnb-f-itl'r"' arP prf"par·ng for tht" Siw York •(Jet )(,,umf' CtrPs 1So• Z1 tt-nd W.t.r>iand •Dof'c.· !llla.rathofu. Ill•'"' call Larry SOf'"l at 9382 apa.rtm.-n!i P:e-nt 'oik!Uid h&Vf" :o b.· 1n.._ rru.t--d by ,, month td pay tor .tmvrtt&tr:• tbf' "'"enu.· ar tbat Dlt"thQd t!"l u.wd to f\na.n.·t> t.."M- .mprov .. ...-nt.s. A.norh· t'' of r1nanQ1n1 u..s1ng fund."' ... ·nt a!- firmMi thf' of ma.•n· )ow"modt"ra-. · pr•t:N rpnt:" al 1n thf'" ar-• Sor-<.·twn S -...·•">Uit.l m.tke- tl'\at pos.s1blf'. How· t"oot•r U.M' o( SJI'cUOrj funds lllo"lll m.lnda.tf'" wh.1t must b.- mad,.. Jpavt:'llil t,) GHl o.rf'dOr >'US&f'3tt' I thAt tM Ad Ho.· I tfDC t·om.mtt- tf"E'" w1th !ht"- rt•tt--rs !-l !aJn !h..-•r uptni.Oih lt>tre-ctor a to •n.-iud·· The- Ele-attor Roo.--ww-!t Hoah Sc=hool Hoaa4comlniJ DE- Mtd <Jil-$alurday i Ck-t Thf' p.ara.:i'" ••1 :! 'l> pm. .&t th.- C.Yrnbrlft bUl:d1ni: aad up H-.nove-r way and amUnd tM t.ehool :racic Roosew-lt wUI play J·30.. Wf'k"OIIW"d Thf' dance- w1U bt> Mld hom 8.- 11 p rn t,.., r..-hab::.-tatr UN- GDf"" · th..- s--;.s-. 7:'9 00 fo' ·•f' GOC rt-ba IR th-t bo.Ad ,.SSUJI'. Thf' motton .:arrwd CITY NOTES cu.n and ,-utter we-rot on l..akesuie DnYot and Lake-YlotW Tbe ,._, vacuum. wu pain:f'd aDd replar leaf pacllup:i art" Kheduled to brl'l-n tbe wHk u! The outsldot plaJ'lD& surf.aN of leftJUS courts No. -1 and !llo ue- Wrq w1tl'l hot MlX- .and uphalL TMw ('.u,rts wtU be. n-pa1ftd Uu..!i ye-ar a.- .. be'uaa rotJNul"ed on rou-ru No. 'f and Mo. I. but othe-r wMII WtU - ...W IM'Xl ,.ar. W olOd ' this- weH- baWed to nnous aad ,..u for Janel- pu.,OWS. Br-oke-n -plC!UC · ud ,_.UipiiM'ftl w.Pn re- .,.._,.., ... Work ........ Oft the- footlre.H - - - court upu. Ia lllr auto .... tbe oopelllted .... Pulobc w...... Blaz- -- o.r-.:1 ,.f +-rr. Pr.a.:.- Ge-orJe3 l'n1t of thll U< t obt.•!' ('"ancer· Sot.·1ety. , Gar:n. composf'r anJ ! : '. ozs He J•)<n::. kr :1. and ;;on of RobE'rt :hf"r..., ).lark and 1. ... 1 ·:d Son.a. Gar:n ,)f 29 Lalf,:f'StOt.1 ,-·! ,;_Hy T;:a r .ch .,n th .. ,,f ::--·· baby .n ..... York Clty on Doy Robert. who ·.···! oa: :h... Z-l 3 1. The Sew 1:ol'k poa; R1ch ·.n t J•:: !.-rrt"d tu Gann 3:i ··one- of tO,t wt>:gh;ng 1n at - 0 " Tht· !n·:;hf':::.: talen<s of thP ypar"' .. The Duplicatt" Bt1dge :"ih · '-"nduded 11'\e month ot Xavy Av:a: 100 \. ••nth the fotlow•:::ti:" wmne-rs. F1r,._ A;rma.n Rt>cn. F on O.:tobe-r 3 Wt"n! to J1rh Le,...,< son of .roso ,)f K . ...:-h and Cttam Chand. with 'iE>ti-- Sorthway has _. 7 _ ... fr•)m d. <JnJ p<a'-e comg to Phyllu and· dPploymt>nt 10 thE" \\· .. x._ pa_-:tk Don On Octobe-r 10 Ann and Ind.a.n Oce-an H-· '" .l .:rp·.o. Pis::t.no aand Peg \\'a1nscott C"&nll' memtwr aboard ca:- .r. fir:>t while Ph)"llts and 0011 tlt"t' l.'SS ·:-- home )!o)!"ga! Doris and Bob John- .n San D ... g :, ... -1: fur plact" T'r.•-r. Pr-:v·•'" J).<o•·rr- '-.\ H- !'!' "-- •Jt:t"-)·'! 1_7 ir-,: '-':n:- ., •)f T Ht.>s;o Jim and 3 pan..:-hCJt:.: bad1e- upon comp:•·:.on of the tht't>E' Wffk •Jrbornt' c·l'..f-.t'- llt :hf' l.' 5 Army Infantry 1-t-)OL For! i.. ·hand. w1th sf'cond place winnf'ts being A:ln P1sano and Peg Wa111 ... .:ot: S"e._.. tram!i are- we-lcomt: L'a!l Tvn:y Pisano a.t 414- 78-11 _l 1. GREENBELT $35,500 \1 .\SO:\RY f 3 Llmily room and 9-·ell eqwpped Vt-ry S1ce'"" ' I I 2) GREENBELT ·GREENBRIAR 1 $39,800 HO:\EDIOO!\ CONDO Sp,,tles.< , .. nd•• "''··plush ,.·nsher & dryer cJ 3) GREENBELT [__. vpl-.· J BR .. end. bnck !t.·r,ced lot 6) GREENBELT $20,sJ I Red.t'C0ratc-d .. J 1 $3_5,J, ,JL'ST USTED J BR w two story Great buy': l. WE :o;EED PROPERTIES FOR SALE'"' Due to our cont1 • ucus of buyers our properttas are sold w1thin shqn penod, of tl::J.e Call our expenenced stat! today for! a FREE !'vlarket AnalysiS Call 474-5700 i REALTY I 151 Centerway .......... ---- ...-.- .... Couaetl "' Go>r- Grtrobdt lltws llltuitw '(;' ·'allot lefere•••• 'To Challe•ce C.•IJ ltllrl . I ..,. ElaiDe Skelalk Questions, questions, Nineteen referendum issues will face- volen iD election. Five made the ballot at the instaD<e ol. tbe. - legiSlature, 12 were placed here by the County CouDdl ....1 two owe the1r places to petitioners. At! INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Volume 43. Number 51 P.O. Box 68. Greenbelt. Maryland 20770 Thursday, October 30, 1980 Probably the ere-test popular interest ts in three q_ueations. thre-e alternatives. to amend the- county charter. aJI dealine with the, size- of County Council and the method of election ot 1Ur - sponsor-e4 Question K. which would reduce the number of coucil seats from 11 to nine, that all members would be e-lect- ed from separate dl.strict.l. Ques- tion L would alllo provide for nine seats. but would bave ftve me-m· bers at-larp- and four from diStncts. Question K would continue the council at its preeent sl:&e, 11. w1th ftve- members resid- lnll" in d.ifferent eouncilmanic dia-- tricts. All members would be elected at-lar&e. Greenbelters' Election Choices ·1-Jidden In Crystal Ball Clouded by Variables by El•ine Skolnik Although the Democrats in Grt-enbelt have a three-to-one edge in registration, a close race is bemg · pred1£'ted m the pres- idential contest. The situation this year 1s even more volatile than usuaL There are a major mdependent candidate. a large undecJded vote. a generally -unenthusiast:J.c electorate, the hos- tage issue and the fall-out from the debate - all faciors a.s the campaign draws to a close. The battle- for the U.S. Senate seat could be- a horse race in Greenbelt. but in the cona-ression- &l contest in the flfth district. Center &:hool tthird). North End School tstxth}. Spnnghill LakP Elet:nt"nta.fy j e1ghtb) and Eleanor Roo-sevelt jthirteenthL Voters G'-'1)'3 Noon Spe-llman is expect- .,.-ho participated in any Gent"ral ed t:o continue her winning ways. Eloction in Greenbelt within thf" Voters will abo expre-ss their preferences on judges and vote on referenduiD questions (see pace· l>. Of Greetlbelt's 9.1107 e-ligible voters. 6.402 tM.a•t.) a crats: 2.124 ublica.ns a.nd 1.2'79 113t;-) Unafllli ted ISH- chart pace 12). These sli&htly from precinct t precmct with SpringhiU Lake Roose- velt precincts having fewer Democrats and ore Un- atlili&ted. Of those eligib to vote in the Gene-raJ Election. 137'2 reg. istered after the _Kay pr mary. Of these- are una1ftlia The 1980· feCistratio figures show an increue of 930 from the lrr& filrures. Foar y qo the Democratic proportion the Republicans had 22 aftlliated In 1 Democrat-s. Republ and Una11lliate-d 8'\.. breakdown was: ar;. mocrats. 28' Republicans and 12r;. Un· atllliated. The polls w;m be opeh from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in four past five· yf'ars t n.ot a ctty elec- tlO'-) and new registrants are l'lig"Jble votr. Only contests are at stakt'- in next Wet>k"s E-lection: ( 1) the Prt-sldentJal sweepstakes among the ucket of incum- bf>nt Juqmy Carter anti Walter Mandale, i the Republican team o! Ronald and George Bush. the duo of John B. Andersol11 and Patrick Lucey and Candidates EdVt.'ard E. Cla.rkia.nd David H. Koch; i2) Senafor1al between i)1- cum.bent r,epubhcan Charles McC. ll111thias, 1 Jr. and Democrat Ed. ._.-ard T. Conroy: and t3l the Con. , Qntest bE'tween incum- be-nt Democrat Gladys Noon Spellman! and RJEOpublican Kev1n R.v:::· j Greenbelt e I e c t ion say that the elec t1an for lPres1dent l:'ii too hard to cap. mtnute events could atl!e<-t ttft chmce of voters, par· , t1ctJiarly i among .,.,.hat appears to be a air' e- bJock of ·•undf'cided.s." I Four years qo the Carte-r· Mondale team racke-d up a 62' "majority i.n Greenbelt against in- . cumbent P.epublican Gerald Ford and h1s running mate Robert Dole and carr1ed the State by 90,000. While the electorate then was also unenthwuastic. the time-s wf'n:: not as volatile- as they are now. And there was no major in- dependent cand1date. E1ght years ago the Democrats bare-ly managed to carry thE' city fer Ge<arge McGovern and Sar- gf'ant Shri'VE'r against Richard N1xon and Sp1ro Agne-w by a 52.3o.., majority. In 1968 G:reenbelt voters gavf' the ticket of Hubert Humphl'ey and Edmund Muskif" an absolute majority ot 54.60- with the Nixon·Agnew team re· ce-iv1ng 36.70r;. and Third Party cand1dates Ge-orge Wallace and Curtis LeMay reC-eiving 8.7r:-. In 1984 Lyndon Johnson rollrd up a 1I -29"'o victory over Barry Gold- tee. The Senator1al b a t t l e Greenbelt electwn pundits guess- ing. Can the. Democratic challenc. r-r. State- Senator Edward T. Con- .fO,-. unaeat two-te-rm Republican i·tf'cumbent Charles McC. Mathias 111 Greenbelt? In 1968 and 1974 hand1ly defe-atrd his Democratic opponents here, car- ncr1ng 54"'"' of the vote ove-r in- cumbent Democrat DamE'! Brew. slt:r an '68 and over De-mo-- t:rat Barban M:ikul.:sky in '74. Conroy, who served in the Maryland Legislature for 18 {:¥-e El.ECTJO pap I! Although these appear to be al- ternatives. at is poss1bie- that each coukl receive a majority Two of the options propcllll!'d by tbe county Couneil-L and 11---con- tain languace that says that in t.i;J.e t"vent more- than one- amend- ment u adopted, the council biU will prevatl. it is able, that the ftnal de-ciaion will rest, w1th the courts. Ironically, the adoptioa. of any of tbe questions wou1d WMI.o vototr approv&ht of 1970 and lsr78. In approving the charter in. 1970. county voten opted for a council of 11 members, five to be- elected by vcters of separate districts and six at-large. At that time, how- ever, the lllarylaad constitution did not permit sucb an arrance- ment. In 1978. voters in the coun- ty and state an ame-nd· ment to the state constitution to allow the 1970.apprond plan to })..- implemer.ted in 1982. (The vot- E"rs in the county over'l1.-helmingly pasSed the referendUD1 question G5,MO to 13,957.) The defeat of all three- ballot questions. K L and M. Would be necessary to permit the provision to be effec- tuated 1n 1982. lecisio1 1-55 late . i Rezo•i-g of Parcels 3&4 Delayed Dislri.-t Coa1cil lrE••••t The other petition-sponsored question would provide that mat· ters in diSpute be submitted to binding arbitration if the County Exe-cutive- and representatives of the police and ftre fighters could not agree on contracts by March 1 of any year. Mary Lou Apparently eage- to support Greerlbelt's des1re for more free standing homes, he District Council still found 1t hard to place- halt-acre lots ext door to the raw houses of Greenbelt Homes. In a 7 -to-3 te. the District _Council accepted Council- man Frank Casula's (District 1, incfuding Greenbelt) motion askmg the C1ty of G nbelt. the applicant. and the other par- ties of record to get t ether to cons1der parcels 3 and 4 to the R-55 zone. The District Council t en uJe-d the case for Mo day. No- vember 17 to review op nions and comments.on R-M and take sub· sequent action on the pplic•tion for rnoninl' parcels 3 d 4 from R·R to R·T. t By Chart . the DiS· trict Council must act fore De- cember 22.) per aere. R-80 One tamily de 3.4 ave-r pe-r acre. R·R Rural reside-ntial The R·M option ha.s been placed on the agenda of the- Greenbelt Cilty CoU:ncil meetmg this coming Monday night, November 3. Coun- cil's ('Uri-e-nt position favors R·R. Any decision by thE" District Coun· cil tor a more intense smgle fam- ily zone than R·R for- example. R-M or R·80 - would require a super-_majority' 1o·Ote in order to o•enide_ the municipality posi- tiOn .or eicht votes out of lL ..... ·R·55 tlts bett.Pr and still does the kind of thing the city wants to do," argued William B. AJDonett;, Who was concerned by tlie marketability problems that R..-R could preant. "CompaUbiUty ta the aerroundlnp." be .late-r told see - P. " co1. 1 The County Council's other pro_ posats to amotnd the. charter would: f 1) delotte that section of the ch&rter that pledges to back bonds with the u11.limited taxi.n8 capability of the county; (2) re- quire the County Executive to hold two public hearings on his budget propouls: (3) permit the selection outside the merit sys- tem of three de-puty chiefs of po- lice by the of Police; and In a letter- to the District Coun- cil dated August 25. 1980. Ed Gibbs. attorney representing the had take-n excep- tion to the recommendation of the Zo'ning Hearing Examine-r "to re· ta.in the property in the R·R zone. Four exceptions were noted, for- ming the basis for the- oral argu· rnt-nts: tl) The Examiner bad found that the bulk of develop· ment had been sincle family de- tached and implied. Gibbs wrote, that "sln.,le family detached wn· WHAT GOfS ON ing is therefore in order tfor par- Friday, Oet. p.m. Center eel-s 3 and 4).'' Gibbs objected.. School eo.tume Parade Cen- Tbe single family detached homes ter Mall are "tar removed," he wrot-e, and S:!e p.m. _ 5 p.m. Halloween cannot be se-en from the-- subject. Coatume Parade and Party, property. "'Rather, he continued, Youth Ceater Gym parcels 3 and t are "located in an ......... Trick or neat• area which is dominated by sinale-- Nlcfrt Nov. 3w 1 p.m. CUy Coun· that the applicants had not es- Municipal Bulld- tabished su.ftlcient chance in the Tues.. Nov. t. 1. to 1 p.m. character of the neichborhood to General Election Voting at w&rrant a ch&n&e' In zOning. Gibbe North End School (6th). Cen- dilqt'eed. speeiftcally notin.- tail- ter School <3), Sprin•hlll ure to aeJmowledae 'ftve physical Lake School (S), E. R.ooR- cluul&ee e-numerated by the appli· velt (13). See ORAL ABGt .... :NTS. p 4,.<.. 1. '----------- w allow - Cloald:l' to deaiP.te a DOW' tit record wbeD aa. _ ..... - lsi ...td. Tbe councU t.o -- to referendwa ""' ., ..... --!a- sues. Va.nou.l;,- Wlllllld a.· thon.e: m "' - tar .-. cw-b and cutter a..cs re-· pair; <2> $1 IBllliaa r. WubiiW- ton Metropollba . .._ Authority buo ..,- costa; {3) $2.1 _..._ far ....... _ tion, deetp aDd o6 - pn_.s'forelp - - dut7·free port; (t) -.,.. for- enlargement &Ad kwp&oo_.t ol tbe O&oD Hill pollooo ·-: (J) $3 million tor o6. the county aad (•) $1. ail- lion for _par-kiac kJbr fix" tbe- Cou:D- IY '"'nice lluiJdlalr Ia t1J>per Marlboro. Only one of tbe - ...... ,._ constitutional ' ,. WCRIJd be of ... te-- .pplleatlaoL Q>lestion 3 p..... - - .-17 for a eapitaJ otrea.e eou.ld a .PUt7 .,_ cure automatic ol a c:.M- troa one court to Caale- for reJDQY:&l would .lliaw to be- shown iD other criaiDal actioU and in all ci'ril '!Wo ol the questiona appl7 to Clty ori.Jy, one Clauatt aad one to Anne A.nmdel Oalmt7; Tbe- iaat .relateo to - .......... of' members of .tbe a-tJ' CQunell: of that county. I AGENI)A I RE$UlAR MEBING 1QF CITY COUNCI. Monday, November 3,1980 8:00p.m. 3.MedltatioDand of AllqiUICe totloe f. lllinutn of c:::a-.c )(eet!Dp . . Additiono to ..._.. ""Cowl- ud Ma!uopr IL COJO(UNICATIONS s. Petitlou and Requeota 8. Committee Reporto m OLD BUSINESS Zonlnc lbl> AmelldmeDt #9329. Pucelo I and f 10. Zoalnc lhp -=..,, #93111. Smlth·Ewla& Tracl IV. NEW BUSINESS 11. Appointments to Em-. ployee RelUiou BoaN v. MISCEILANJXXl8 N(Yl'E: Tbla !a preiiJalnu)r ....... - oubject to cbUp. I
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GHI IO.UD _.t fr p. ~hra. Lrw.- rxpn- .... abOUt !e-rm1tr datlsaat ~~

I NfW GU POlsoN CfHrfR AVAIL.ABLE TO COMMUN.

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s·-.,.-Lnl. G.t.. I

:.o~~ng~-~~u~~;:tl;0 nJ=~C~~o~: 10 .n~ef'"r of :be Year- by th~ North •

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C1:oz.cns for G~nbt-:~ mf': (k · tobPr lt. 10 a ~...._ .... on d··~· t• 1 ;-r· mardy to p . .tnn.ng ... :r ;a:o·gy ~-"'r' an up._·o.i:ung mt>t·~·r.g_ ,! :lot· D .... tr1ct Counc.l on tn~~t. z,,;: :1---: .,f Pa.rcel.:l 3 :1o:1d ' C;:.z·-~... ~-)r Grei?nbelt P.an :o :t"~t.!y a: :ht> October 27 D.;l.tnl·~ l'.,:...n.· : m•·•! inc wh-ere tho> ftna; r .. d.ng '~<' ~- bP

. I'IVII'n on :two zon.ng d p.l:• ,._, 3 and -t Ioc.·.atrd a:l.l."-1 :nt• :-.--~:n• ~~:

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am~ner'"' rt'"port a,;"" rt'J'-'''~, :-Jown­boW>ol" sorun1 and rPt omm<"l":·J.~ a rurai·~r.ndl'nt1a: ·P. R· ~ d->-...!1. ot.

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• rmpha!llSr c:1ppo..--..: .. )n ~o : 'w--:­hoU-Se' zonang and r .. but add.! :.ma:

points ra~st.·d by :he- d .. ·vt-:.-;:wr Anyone IHH"rt>-l~t-.1 1.:1 a.:~ ... r.J.nliC the- 01.:str:.·: l"uun. ,; mPt·:.ng Monday. O.::<)tM'r Z7 10 a. m County Cou!l..:o: t."hamtw-r--. l';:-po·r Marlboro, ,.hould .:ont<tct [).r)r<>!!"ty Balwch. -4"7-t 9oi08 >r R1.:-hard !...;·)

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ERHS HOmecoming

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.·lo-arlnj£ out :· t.rt·ly Staff En.-.nt'or" X·-~~;-.n~·d w:"li ~h«il wath r ... ~~1!1--u

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l'l'"'t"~'"r .., .1 a1.-.o ,.aJ Jh"'ad t·) !he • mo>ri:f'""'. y rof)m ~o Prt>pa.ril.tiOnci : 1 !!-.. :r.• :!'\oP t'ml'tlt"n<.,- l·.-n bf'11n .... t: :r ~n .. pat.t>nt :,. e-. r-,u!t'

T-.,,.. ph..,,~ numbrr ·of the Sa ~ c'""· \._".tpo~a: P<:>1so.1i Ct>nter ._, 625- 1333 I! ~~ ...uaapst.r<f that Gr.-.-:-.bof' • r.- .... .!t"n:..:. a~" :h1~ num Mr .n .... )..k tht> front; .:uvers ,f t!IP•r r.t'W CA-P :t-I!!pl1Cne dlrt'"i.·to r..- .... : . .mdt"t !hf" t'ftlerJen('y num ~N h ... a.dana: 'PQ1t!Dn Contt0l c·r~:e!" Tn..- llary .. nd P01son l'l'~:.-~ L·-~tt•c! :her? ~ .n Ba!!.­nil l'"t' ,l.":d .. -.. 1 :-.t.il tw •. ! flt"t>J.t'.d

T!'lf' ~t"<trt':st f'Dlf'f"'~tlcy r-oom for (Or.-f'n~·~ ~:de-nt,. d .<~~t [lroc~or·,._ H _ ... p,ta.l r f Good L.uek Road

National Maslters 20 Kilometer Run

F.vot> Gr~nlatPltrr;. .1"-Jm~tt'd .,

!hf' L' :- M:tL.-.tt"n t.a~.- -tO d<.nd '"'" .. !'' Z'• K1.omf"t ... r 1:2.4 mt.-e ... ~ , f-!~tap .. on>'hiP .a~ H•b'l· Po;n: nn :Jr~t 2& Ht"rD Lt.lrt'n"t. -1!. <lf \\'::­lmlt>:lro X J •on Chf' SaLona.l Champ.•lr: ... h.p ~n r•rw·hut.r ~ m:n u:t·"i, l.! '>t'"~ und,. -";) llurr1< of C:-•·t"!1b-f'~~ runn1ni( tht4·~ub- m.astf'r~ •.J. .,. 311). .~' wa..-; tht' -fi:rst Gr-Hn

o.-·~ .. r .n 1 !'t S. 145th ~i.acJEO' Otht'r GrH-nl)o'.!t't"' .,.,.,.~ P..obotrt ~· .,,t·:.. 1 28 59 1bt• SeLson Ot r~.-1 1 ~ 5---; :1Cn·P Ann Wor-­t:-.r; 1 ~ -12~ •teeth• •:;ub--ma.. .. tt'r~.

~~,1 Dan 1-'nu 1 $1 ·• • !32nd• A num"b.--r d Gr..itnb-f-itl'r"' arP

prf"par·ng for tht" Siw York L·.~y •(Jet ~} )(,,umf' CtrPs 1So• Z1

tt-nd W.t.r>iand •Dof'c.· ~· !llla.rathofu. F-~r Ill•'"' :nform.a:.~ call Larry

SOf'"l at t~4 9382

apa.rtm.-n!i P:e-nt 'oik!Uid h&Vf" :o b.· 1n.._ rru.t--d by 11~1-lll ,, month td pay tor .tmvrtt&tr:• tbf' "'"enu.· ~nd."' ar tbat Dlt"thQd t!"l u.wd to f\na.n.·t> t.."M- .mprov .. ...-nt.s. A.norh· t'' a~ran~ of r1nanQ1n1 ~~ u..s1ng ~t,nn ~ fund."' )(tn~m ... ·nt a!­firmMi thf' ~~rabaty of ma.•n· ::~Jntftl )ow"modt"ra-. · pr•t:N rpnt:" al un1t~ 1n thf'" ar-• Sor-<.·twn S -...·•">Uit.l m.tke- tl'\at pos.s1blf'. How· t"oot•r U.M' o( SJI'cUOrj ~ funds lllo"lll m.lnda.tf'" wh.1t Jm.prlfv•·tnt·nt~ must b.- mad,.. Jpavt:'llil litH~~.• ch~).l't' t,)

GHl o.rf'dOr CU~JS >'US&f'3tt' I thAt tM Ad Ho.· I tfDC t·om.mtt­tf"E'" me~t w1th !ht"- rt•tt--rs !-l a;1.C"P~·

!aJn !h..-•r uptni.Oih lt>tre-ctor [~.m akS~on ~ a m~n to •n.-iud··

The- Ele-attor Roo.--ww-!t Hoah Sc=hool Hoaa4comlniJ .....-~L DE- Mtd <Jil-$alurday i Ck-t ~ Thf' p.ara.:i'" ••1 i~n • :! 'l> pm. .&t th.­C.Yrnbrlft t~ommun"'ty bUl:d1ni: aad p~ up H-.nove-r P~rk way and amUnd tM t.ehool :racic Roosew-lt wUI play Parkd.a~ -t.~

J·30.. SpH-tat~ ·~ Wf'k"OIIW"d Thf' dance- w1U bt> Mld hom 8.- 11 p rn po.<U~.~ t,.., r..-hab::.-tatr UN- GDf""

· th..- s--;.s-. 7:'9 00 fo' ·•f' GOC rt-ba b.ll.lta!.~>n IR th-t bo.Ad ,.SSUJI'. Thf'

motton .:arrwd

CITY NOTES cu.n and ,-utter we-rot rot~r"d

on l..akesuie DnYot and Lake-YlotW

Cir<~. Tbe ,._, vacuum. wu pain:f'd

aDd replar leaf pacllup:i art" Kheduled to brl'l-n tbe wHk u! ~he-rlO.

The outsldot plaJ'lD& surf.aN of leftJUS courts No. -1 and !llo ~ ue­Wrq Mmf~ w1tl'l hot MlX­.and uphalL TMw ('.u,rts wtU be. ~pllrte-ly n-pa1ftd Uu..!i ye-ar a.- .. be'uaa rotJNul"ed on rou-ru No. 'f and Mo. I. but othe-r wMII

WtU - ...W IM'Xl ,.ar. W olOd ' this- weH- baWed to nnous ~ aad ,..u for Janel­~ pu.,OWS. Br-oke-n -plC!UC

· ~ ud ,_.UipiiM'ftl w.Pn re-.,.._,.., ... ~ Work ........ Oft the- footlre.H

- - - court upu. Ia lllr auto .... tbe -.chan~ oopelllted .... Pulobc w ...... Blaz-

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o.r-.:1 ,.f +-rr. Pr.a.:.- Ge-orJe3 l'n1t of thll U< t obt.•!' Amf'r~.·a:1 ('"ancer· Sot.·1ety. ,

~(.~·hat< Gar:n. composf'r anJ ! : '. ozs He J•)<n::. ~~ kr br~, :1. ~""~a. ,a~ln.!H and ;;on of RobE'rt :hf"r..., ).lark and 1. -~~ ... • 1·:d Son.a. Gar:n ,)f 29 Lalf,:f'StOt.1

G~~~~~!tt>u::t;u~s.i:-vt" ,-·! ,;_Hy ~:a::;w_~~a::d ~~~ T;:a ~o;::;o -t~~ r .ch .,n th .. a.rr:v:~! ,,f ::--·· ~ baby ~trPe: .n ~e ..... York Clty on Oc~ Doy Robert. who ar~ ·.···! oa: :h... Z-l ~:t.nd 31. The Sew 1:ol'k poa; re~ R1ch hou.~~hold ·.n t J•:: ·o~·:- ~1 !.-rrt"d tu Gann 3:i ··one- of tO,t

wt>:gh;ng 1n at uv~·r • -0" Tht· !n·:;hf':::.: talen<s of thP ypar"'

~t~~n :~'7.v;('~n:d:::-.H ~;·;~ .. p:~: The Duplicatt" Bt1dge Gamt·~ :"ih · '-"nduded 11'\e month ot Octo~t

Xavy Av:a:100

s.,a~~wam's \. ••nth the fotlow•:::ti:" wmne-rs. F1r,._ ){a~e A;rma.n Rt>cn. .f!~·ttt-r~ F )P~acf'" on O.:tobe-r 3 Wt"n! to J1rh Le,...,< son of Sa.n~:--''r· .roso ,)f K . ...:-h and Cttam Chand. with 'iE>ti--

Sorthway has ~t _.7

_ ... ~ fr•)m d. <JnJ p<a'-e comg to Phyllu and· dPploymt>nt 10 thE" \\· .. x._ ~~ pa_-:tk Don Mo~gal On Octobe-r 10 Ann and Ind.a.n Oce-an H-· '" .l .:rp·.o. Pis::t.no aand Peg \\'a1nscott C"&nll'

memtwr aboard ~hf" a.r~:a!t ca:- .r. fir:>t while Ph)"llts and 0011 tlt"t' l.'SS Con:!.tt·~~a· ·:-- home )!o)!"ga! t~nd Doris and Bob John-por~o><1 .n San D ... g ~on :, ... -1: fur se~ond plact" T'r.•-r.

Pr-:v·•'" J).<o•·rr- '-.\ H- -~ !'!' ~.,n: "-- •Jt:t"-)·'! 1_7 ir-,: ·:r.s~ '-':n:- ., •)f G~nbeltf"r SUI.:~.~g<- T Ht.>s;o ~.,-rl'" Jim K~•ch and l't::~r. rot>Cf"n~Jy r-E'~f'IVt"d 3 pan..:-hCJt:.: bad1e- upon comp:•·:.on of the tht't>E' Wffk •Jrbornt' c·l'..f-.t'- llt :hf' l.' 5 Army Infantry ~ 1-t-)OL For!

i.. ·hand. w1th sf'cond place winnf'ts being A:ln P1sano and Peg Wa111 ... .:ot: S"e._.. tram!i are- we-lcomt: L'a!l Tvn:y Pisano a.t 414- 78-11 _l

1. GREENBELT $35,500

\1 .\SO:\RY TO~TmiE f

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I 2) GREENBELT ·GREENBRIAR 1

$39,800 HO:\EDIOO!\ CONDO

Sp,,tles.< , .. nd•• "''··plush c"rp~t ,.·nsher & dryer cJ

3) GREENBELT

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Jar~£' !t.·r,ced lot

6) GREENBELT

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$3_5,J, ,JL'ST USTED

J BR t•''-~ nhou~e- w two story ad•~Ihon Great buy': l.

WE :o;EED PROPERTIES FOR SALE'"' Due to our cont1 • ucus back~og of buyers our properttas are sold w1thin shqn penod, of tl::J.e Call our expenenced stat! today for! a

FREE CLlrr:pt:"!~tJve !'vlarket AnalysiS

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.. ,. ElaiDe Skelalk Questions, questions, questions~ Nineteen referendum issues will face- volen iD ~·

election. Five made the ballot at the instaD<e ol. tbe. -legiSlature, 12 were placed here by the County CouDdl ....1 two owe the1r places to petitioners. At! INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

Volume 43. Number 51 P.O. Box 68. Greenbelt. Maryland 20770 Thursday, October 30, 1980 Probably the ere-test popular interest ts in three q_ueations. thre-e alternatives. to amend the­county charter. aJI dealine with the, size- of County Council and the method of election ot 1Ur m~mbers: ~tition - sponsor-e4 Question K. which would reduce the number of coucil seats from 11 to nine, p~ridn that all members would be e-lect­ed from separate dl.strict.l. Ques­tion L would alllo provide for nine seats. but would bave ftve me-m· bers e~ted at-larp- and four from diStncts. Question K would continue the council at its preeent sl:&e, 11. w1th ftve- members resid­lnll" in d.ifferent eouncilmanic dia-­tricts. All members would be elected at-lar&e.

Greenbelters' Election Choices ·1-Jidden In Crystal Ball Clouded by Variables

by El•ine Skolnik Although the Democrats in Grt-enbelt have a three-to-one

edge in registration, a close race is bemg · pred1£'ted m the pres­idential contest. The situation this year 1s even more volatile than usuaL There are a major mdependent candidate. a large undecJded vote. a generally -unenthusiast:J.c electorate, the hos­tage issue and the fall-out from the debate - all faciors a.s the campaign draws to a close.

The battle- for the U.S. Senate seat could be- a horse race in Greenbelt. but in the cona-ression­&l contest in the flfth district.

Center &:hool tthird). North End School tstxth}. Spnnghill LakP Elet:nt"nta.fy j e1ghtb) and Eleanor Roo-sevelt jthirteenthL Voters

G'-'1)'3 Noon Spe-llman is expect- .,.-ho participated in any Gent"ral ed t:o continue her winning ways. Eloction in Greenbelt within thf" Voters will abo expre-ss their preferences on judges and vote on 1~ referenduiD questions (see pace· l>.

Of Greetlbelt's 9.1107 e-ligible voters. 6.402 tM.a•t.) a Dem~ crats: 2.124 (21.'7.-~) ublica.ns a.nd 1.2'79 113t;-) Unafllli ted ISH­chart pace 12). These sli&htly from precinct t precmct with SpringhiU Lake Roose­velt precincts having fewer Democrats and ore Un­atlili&ted. Of those eligib to vote in the Gene-raJ Election. 137'2 reg. istered after the _Kay pr mary. Of these- 2-t~ are una1ftlia

The 1980· feCistratio figures show an increue of 930 from the lrr& filrures. Foar y qo the Democratic proportion the Republicans had 22 aftlliated 12~. In 1

Democrat-s. -~- Republ and Una11lliate-d 8'\.. breakdown was: ar;. mocrats. 28' Republicans and 12r;. Un· atllliated.

The polls w;m be opeh from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in four

past five· yf'ars t n.ot a ctty elec­tlO'-) and new registrants are l'lig"Jble t~ votr.

Only t~ee contests are at stakt'­in next Wet>k"s E-lection: ( 1) the Prt-sldentJal sweepstakes among the De~rcratic ucket of incum­bf>nt Juqmy Carter anti Walter Mandale, i the Republican team o! Ronald ~eagan and George Bush. the Inde~nd~nt duo of John B. Andersol11 and Patrick Lucey and L1bertar1~ Candidates EdVt.'ard E. Cla.rkia.nd David H. Koch; i2) th~ Senafor1al ~atch between i)1-

cum.bent r,epubhcan Charles McC. ll111thias, 1 Jr. and Democrat Ed. ._.-ard T. Conroy: and t3l the Con. gression~ , Qntest bE'tween incum­be-nt Democrat Gladys Noon Spellman! and RJEOpublican Kev1n

R.v:::· j Greenbelt e I e c t ion

prognos~c-ators say that the elec t1an for lPres1dent l:'ii too hard to cap. ~t mtnute events could atl!e<-t ttft chmce of voters, par·

, t1ctJiarly i among .,.,.hat appears to be a air' e- bJock of ·•undf'cided.s."

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Four years qo the Carte-r· Mondale team racke-d up a 62'

"majority i.n Greenbelt against in­. cumbent P.epublican Gerald Ford

and h1s running mate Robert Dole and carr1ed the State by 90,000. While the electorate then was also unenthwuastic. the time-s wf'n:: not as volatile- as they are now. And there was no major in­dependent cand1date.

E1ght years ago the Democrats bare-ly managed to carry thE' city fer Ge<arge McGovern and Sar­gf'ant Shri'VE'r against Richard N1xon and Sp1ro Agne-w by a 52.3o.., majority. In 1968 G:reenbelt voters gavf' the ticket of Hubert Humphl'ey and Edmund Muskif" an absolute majority ot 54.60-with the Nixon·Agnew team re· ce-iv1ng 36.70r;. and Third Party cand1dates Ge-orge Wallace and Curtis LeMay reC-eiving 8.7r:-. In 1984 Lyndon Johnson rollrd up a 1I -29"'o victory over Barry Gold­\\~ tee.

The Senator1al b a t t l e Greenbelt electwn pundits guess­ing. Can the. Democratic challenc. r-r. State- Senator Edward T. Con-.fO,-. unaeat two-te-rm Republican i·tf'cumbent Charles McC. Mathias 111 Greenbelt? In 1968 and 1974 ~lathia.s hand1ly defe-atrd his Democratic opponents here, car-ncr1ng 54"'"' of the vote ove-r in­cumbent Democrat DamE'! Brew. slt:r an '68 and 59~ over De-mo-­t:rat Barban M:ikul.:sky in '74.

Conroy, who served in the Maryland Legislature for 18

{:¥-e El.ECTJO • pap I!

Although these appear to be al­ternatives. at is poss1bie- that each coukl receive a majority vot~. Two of the options propcllll!'d by tbe county Couneil-L and 11---con­tain languace that says that in t.i;J.e t"vent more- than one- amend­ment u adopted, the council biU will prevatl. How~r. it is pro~ able, that the ftnal de-ciaion will rest, w1th the courts.

Ironically, the adoptioa. of any of tbe questions wou1d WMI.o vototr approv&ht of 1970 and lsr78. In approving the charter in. 1970. county voten opted for a council of 11 members, five to be- elected by vcters of separate districts and six at-large. At that time, how­ever, the lllarylaad constitution did not permit sucb an arrance­ment. In 1978. voters in the coun­ty and state support~ an ame-nd· ment to the state constitution to allow the 1970.apprond plan to })..- implemer.ted in 1982. (The vot­E"rs in the county over'l1.-helmingly pasSed the referendUD1 question G5,MO to 13,957.) The defeat of all three- ballot questions. K L and M. Would be necessary to permit the chart~r provision to be effec­tuated 1n 1982.

lecisio1 1-55 late

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Rezo•i-g of Parcels 3&4 Delayed Dislri.-t Coa1cil 0~11 lrE••••t

The other petition-sponsored question would provide that mat· ters in diSpute be submitted to binding arbitration if the County Exe-cutive- and representatives of the police and ftre fighters could not agree on contracts by March 1 of any year.

Mary Lou Willim~Uon Apparently eage- to support Greerlbelt's des1re for more

free standing homes, he District Council still found 1t hard to place- halt-acre lots ext door to the raw houses of Greenbelt Homes. In a 7 -to-3 te. the District _Council accepted Council­man Frank Casula's (District 1, incfuding Greenbelt) motion askmg the C1ty of G nbelt. the applicant. and the other par­ties of record to get t ether to cons1der ~ezonmg parcels 3 and 4

to the R-55 zone. The District Council t en s~hed­

uJe-d the case for Mo day. No­vember 17 to review op nions and comments.on R-M and take sub· sequent action on the pplic•tion for rnoninl' parcels 3 d 4 from R·R to R·T. t By Chart . the DiS· trict Council must act fore De­cember 22.)

per aere. R-80 One tamily de

idea~- 3.4 ave-r pe-r acre.

R·R Rural reside-ntial

The R·M option ha.s been placed on the agenda of the- Greenbelt Cilty CoU:ncil meetmg this coming Monday night, November 3. Coun­cil's ('Uri-e-nt position favors R·R. Any decision by thE" District Coun· cil tor a more intense smgle fam­ily zone than R·R for- example. R-M or R·80 - would require a super-_majority' 1o·Ote in order to o•enide_ the municipality posi­tiOn .or eicht votes out of lL .....

·R·55 tlts bett.Pr and still does the kind of thing the city wants to do," argued William B. AJDonett;, Who was concerned by tlie marketability problems that R..-R could preant. "CompaUbiUty ta the aerroundlnp." be .late-r told

see - BEZOJOo~G. P. " co1. 1

The County Council's other pro_ posats to amotnd the. charter would: f 1) delotte that section of the ch&rter that pledges to back bonds with the u11.limited taxi.n8 capability of the county; (2) re­quire the County Executive to hold two public hearings on his budget propouls: (3) permit the selection outside the merit sys­tem of three de-puty chiefs of po­lice by the ~~et of Police; and

In a letter- to the District Coun­cil dated August 25. 1980. Ed Gibbs. attorney representing the oWI)er~applicants had take-n excep­tion to the recommendation of the Zo'ning Hearing Examine-r "to re· ta.in the property in the R·R zone. Four exceptions were noted, for­ming the basis for the- oral argu· rnt-nts: tl) The Examiner bad found that the bulk of develop· ment had been sincle family de­tached and implied. Gibbs wrote, that "sln.,le family detached wn· WHAT GOfS ON ing is therefore in order tfor par- Friday, Oet. Sl~ 1~ p.m. Center eel-s 3 and 4).'' Gibbs objected.. School eo.tume Parade Cen-Tbe single family detached homes ter Mall are "tar removed," he wrot-e, and S:!e p.m. _ 5 p.m. Halloween cannot be se-en from the-- subject. Coatume Parade and Party, property. "'Rather, he continued, Youth Ceater Gym parcels 3 and t are "located in an ......... Trick or neat• area which is dominated by sinale-- Nlcfrt

f~i)ly ~::C~~::n~~e~!.:i ~on., Nov. 3w 1 p.m. CUy Coun·

that the applicants had not es- ~!-~eetinc. Municipal Bulld-

tabished su.ftlcient chance in the Tues.. Nov. t. 1. ~ to 1 p.m. character of the neichborhood to General Election • Voting at w&rrant a ch&n&e' In zOning. Gibbe North End School (6th). Cen-dilqt'eed. speeiftcally notin.- tail- ter School <3), Sprin•hlll ure to aeJmowledae 'ftve physical Lake School (S), E. R.ooR-cluul&ee e-numerated by the appli· velt (13).

See ORAL ABGt....:NTS. p 4,.<.. 1. '-----------

w allow - Cloald:l' ~ to deaiP.te a DOW' ~ tit record wbeD aa. _..... - lsi ...td.

Tbe councU t.o -- to referendwa ""' .,.....--!a­sues. Va.nou.l;,- ~ Wlllllld a.·

thon.e: m "' - tar .-. cw-b and cutter a..cs ~ re-· pair; <2> $1 IBllliaa r. WubiiW­ton Metropollba . .._ ~ Authority buo ..,- ~ costa; {3) $2.1 _..._ far ......._ tion, deetp aDd o6

- pn_.s'forelp - -dut7·free port; (t) -.,.. for-enlargement &Ad kwp&oo_.t ol tbe O&oD Hill pollooo ·-: (J)

$3 million tor ~ o6. the county _"~; aad (•) $1. ail­lion for _par-kiac kJbr fix" tbe- Cou:D­IY '"'nice lluiJdlalr Ia t1J>per Marlboro.

Only one of tbe - ......,._ constitutional • ' ,. WCRIJd

be of ... te-- .pplleatlaoL Q>lestion 3 p.....- - .-17 for a eapitaJ otrea.e eou.ld a .PUt7 .,_ cure automatic ~ ol a c:.M­troa one court to ~. Caale­for reJDQY:&l would .lliaw to be­shown iD other criaiDal actioU and in all ci'ril ~ '!Wo ol the questiona appl7 to ~ Clty ori.Jy, one to~ Clauatt aad one to Anne A.nmdel Oalmt7; Tbe­iaat .relateo to - .......... of' members of .tbe a-tJ' CQunell: of that county. I

AGENI)A I

RE$UlAR MEBING 1QF CITY COUNCI.

Monday, November 3,1980

8:00p.m.

I~E~.ON~ 3.MedltatioDand of AllqiUICe totloe

f. lllinutn of c:::a-.c )(eet!Dp . .

~- Additiono to ..._..

""Cowl- ud Ma!uopr

IL COJO(UNICATIONS s. Petitlou and Requeota

7.Acbnlnlotratl'fe~ 8. Committee Reporto

m OLD BUSINESS '· Zonlnc lbl> AmelldmeDt

#9329. Pucelo I and f

10. Zoalnc lhp -=..,, ~ #93111. Smlth·Ewla&

Tracl

IV. NEW BUSINESS 11. Appointments to Em-.

ployee RelUiou BoaN

v. MISCEILANJXXl8

N(Yl'E: Tbla !a a· preiiJalnu)r

....... - oubject to cbUp.

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Ill lanstiptilc Sllliacla, Si•i•c .. ,-.,__ ..

Progrf'SS lS M1ng made on t.he unresolYed contiK~ .:·Jr.ct>n1-inc the shingles used tn the- reh.abahtat1on proyec:t. It""' .l--. a~rf!'ed. duriD& a rKenl meetlng betw~n Gr~nbell Homes. In< 1 GHI) a.nd tbe U.S. Department or Housmg and Urban O.wlopmen• (HUD), .... I all or the ISSUes and alte..Utov~ shoo:d b<> e'-plor..t hrflln a final decwon L' ...- •

mu .. ~inc tM u.. ot Altrr Gill hu com?!t""'f"'d ~hr ......... ....tactured by two nf'C~_ssary ~ll. tho:>y w1:1 I!M"f't

ddlc.reat ~.....-. Ot.Mr 1aaUft w-1tb HL'D tlw .llaTy"a"d HJ~or-brille re..tched aft tM aona IC.al TTUSl aDd Uw Pr ..... dfont s tera ....... llt7 aDd ch&raMhlJ" AdYuory CGIIftC'll o~ H:.!toncaJ ol tile s.tUpatn or lldl.ftC. Ytnyl PftwrYalton m ordrr ~" J"N.Ch a

·..a.. :-:: lock """ -· .... ..., __.., ,.,.,.,,..,". , ..

queltialls. ~ probk-8

Werld C++aw>•lY 0., Co,.bra­,..._ ~ ~ Cbun:h W~­~ Ullited ; ol Nortlwrn Pnnet" Georpa ~l7, wtll be bf!kt Ill

Gneallelt 1 Ca.awuty Olurdl Ji"'ridda7, ...... T at 10 a..a. All

~ ..... 'iJnrttecL

I~ ''*' Cbu.n:h World Srn­M!'e ...... b ..-.m ol n.n~ ~.,.. !to be 0111 clisp&a,' 1ft tlw 9DdiU aaa chariDC tlle t-.. uw:beon -.... PlrMr lwinc a .andwtct• ~..Wbew~.

D.P.M4'- MilliNG one eaa.... Puk Cbap<er of

1M Illata rr-.. ....._.., ~ .nD .en oa 'nlun­_.,, N.,.. .. 1.1 ac tho PI- Beef

-·-nan-- -Cult

- otartll. ... -- ·- loy _...,. _ __..J.F

or-. .... wiD--­·-·~·-,.....; wtD elalllonh' Oft •bat

~ - --p~oJo~re oa or all to M 1 .. , -....,.__ODd-­.- oa~~: '-» ....._, ... ,.,._ _____ .. - 10! ...,. ac 12'1 Nortb...,. - QjoeBiaelt. Tile pobllc co ...._._i

H.- Adli~n•-nt Tnh All th1~ ltlb and t>.&Mh p:ad

~n m tile PriDce Gt'Or&n County P\alKK' kb!Doa.. will :.u..t- !tw C.L­tonu.a Ac..,_.ftt TI!"St.s dunn1 the- IIM)Gth ·ot lCow-iabf'r to a.swu C'aeb ........... M'~nt 1n Uw bul< •.lulb ol reed;; na:. la.ncuq:e­

and~i<a.

'nu.s .,..i \be Maryland Statr ~ ol Edt..ca:.on rf'­~ the ~ Tt>~t ,,( Basic

::-=·~ W:.a~ts~a= as tbr CaJilonua A( h le'"ft'IIW'nt

Trsts tCATl. Tille CATS me-uuft' t'ach duld's 'M'~ft'W'n!.s :n tftr va.nou. -*' lki.Us and !I'W' ,.._ autt. wt1l _. tboP te-ache-r '" ... ~~ i...u.rt.lOnal procra-s to .wet NC..b ~~ nHda.

Thfo !nb •IUth Arf' &lWn ~ a prriod ol ~ da~ for a ~ · taJ tlaK" tra.. ol till"PP boun .,If 'bfo .-twduled "" ~tl;o tHtln& co­~ 1.11 eKb scnooJ. Pannu wU: tie ftGb6rd pnor to tMI: .. aoor. ~r:na ttw CAT

ror fllrUwr l11lorm.a::on. n.-­tact Ow dlild'w t .... -n"r or ~:all tbr Oftkf' ol £wlua,lsnr. &."'ld ~a.rct. o! ttw- COGDtJ' Pub .. .: &hoo!s a.: 9<12-4208.

. li Tl:ursday. Oc1C>ber 30. 1980

ttg!~~~ ,r,:a~·~al lo,_.f'·f'~ CO:!I(UllliPS ... -1]1 parade n0und ~"!"IE> C'f'ntetl maJJ on Fr•­day Ck-t l1 a: l 10 pIll- Specta

Me~ church Chriatmu Bazaar

Sa::.&rday. Nov l. 1S the date of ~h~ J.nnua.l Chr:st~ Ba.&aar a: W:owa!! )(e-morsa.: l'nttM K~!h

rxLst Church tO Aid&:IP Rd. Then· w II bf' many h4f\dJila(H' :te-m..s tta.ke-d a:oods. and .Jlhe-r art1des on .al~ from 10 a.m .. ~ z p m .n th~ >>P le-vel of ttw> .-:llurch

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Special ad Meeting (~rH-nbel! c:ttz<P:1J. i:lN ~.u·gf'd to

a!!.:ond a JPf'C:al C:hu~ for ,_;~nbt>l! m...et.r:l on )l.:>nday S·n; IJ .n :ho> Gft.t·nMit L.brary )I,..: .ng Room .. g.nD1ng a: 7

~"~nda~·~:J :a•~h~~~:::ul:~.:>nt~~ rn::. ~- ~ ... 'lrd:ntJ: ~ tra.n.sporta:lor. m.1 .... ~ re-pre-.;f'•a:Jnn al. :h~

~ •• :.J C'oun·) :, Tr'l:l.Spur.~: .. >!'

:-f."' ~tt ,- >!1<""r:1 ik !hf' prnp.1.:«><:! • m ":"l' _.,~ ,)f , ... /t3..:"1 bu.;~s ~J·:Lng ':"l•k"k" ..t'!"'.l'::'lg Gr~nbP!: :, ~t ~rd.:t•~. knd d .... ·ussl•>r:

tDO·l~ !!'l.<i" pos~D<>r~g of a. zon:ng ,J.•c·~.on by !M t):_;~r.c~ Coun.._·~:

1"! P,u.·<Pl'i J a.l'ld • _.,_ r~t'r .. "iRr.:.i.: jt.. !rom :hf'

f't .,, •· l~tlr~ (:: . . unty Dr par. m.-r_: •t Transpo-,dl.t-0n wd! mak(' .i ,n.,;~ ;>r~nta:.w: •:>n the Cuun :y, ;"Ol.:l'l.> and .,.,if~: bof- ava.:lable fur .tn·n .. e-rsn& quoittmn.s. put forth by mo>m~n& of :~ aud1e-no!e.

Tn .. L'FG Ex~t1w- Commlt­'~>f" • proposal ~rdsnc ~hedut .ng ipe-aJun at mlt"tutp w;U also boP' ;>r,.srntrd fM (''-'.s•de-ratlon and OO!lS.bk- approval )pr modlftcatmn Tlw- pr~ 1s u f•Jiows ~­q tn-"t ~ from sp#4llf'·n on ballot fJUe"ltJon.s or ("andl:tates tO' oftlct'

mu30t br ~rw-ot by CFG tar C"nou•~ an advanbf- to aHow all s1dt>Y an adl!quatti opportu.nJtJ' to J~sl,&!'ta~r a rPp~ntallve pnol' :!> nottfka.tlon of ~ben of tbt:­mft'tlnl' u: .. at Htast H -days 1n &dva.n~. as requ ~ by the By

Law' -~~

letn Pn,ues Semce 1.._ Fare llcrease

PTopo.ala for fai'e-~ and wrv1ce- r~ctuC'tion4 wiU be au·~ bJ ,,.. w~ A.- Trauoat Autbont7 fillet~ at a pubhc hn.r•nc on Thuntda7. No'Y'Milbfor 11 at 1 3D 1>.a.. at Larao Srru.or Hacb s.-. UPI'itr lllarfboro.

F&J"@' I&Cft'a8al would lftcl~

wtt1nc staDcSard ~ claa.rps on bus ud r&d at • Cf'nll n­gardJHa of pomt of lloardina or t LIIW ol da.1 aad a•c~ iD aorw. tr-anslrr aDd ~ICtioD&I erou­m• c......._ Tk lfa,IJ ..-.lUll! ol Ow tlasb pu. woWd k e-lla.i.Dated iJt

)(aryi&Dd &Dd 'Wnia. Pukma lot ,... -.ld ... .....­at S.L25 prr day (an inc .rea. ot SOc at New cantlltonl.

S.rnce dwa..,. pro_.s tn­cludr Uw e-b.u•t1on ot u:nder­utlll.Wd L.a.tr rucbt bu.l tripe &ftd ...... ........... - ballda>' Ulpo. Tbe ,...,.. faft ~~ Ia especUd: to br appi'Oftd 1• OPc:rmbe-r and ~-~kd lll .fanuary. 1181. u appi'Oftd., ..w -ltrnce nductions woWd lie .. _,,.'" Jeuary aDd o<lwn ill Aprtl, Jllll·

To ~ t. ~~pNIIt. at ttw .....,_.. call cr.aMZ.. Letun ft'-­

latt»a to fano J~ ..., abo W ratn'ed mto '$hiP twanna rec-

0';:~ tliaoe ...... to acteDd Ute L'"'pper Katlllllxo i~ $ otkr -.;.,.. will bold.

'" x....,lalld Drr 10 at the Capital Parll Com--Dill~ .on. Sllwer

Barbo~.;r-Car!ow )(_,. Rt.:.::. J Barbour. !6-D

R~dg"" R._,a.J <~.:1<.! John C. Carlow

&·ht>nf'C~3d;. ~ Y we-re- marned

on ~p:f"mb-·r ::.

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal

11a1t1n>on Bl•d. al Pow.., )(IQ

Kcl.--8 30 a m. H .)ly Eucbazist

10 30 a.m lo!CJmi.n& P~r 10 30 i\.m. Sunday School

R.rv. J>Jhn G Bals, Rector ·~-8057

The' ceremony

a! the Prftltytenan Church sn;Ad

e-lph1 "the Rf'verend Joseph (!\1r!

dro ctlc•ated Members of !h· familY and closf' fn~tnds attE-nd <'<I

MowaH Memoriel t·.- :Wotbodiat Chunh

.. RidaP - 474-!1110

Church School 9 30 - 10.30 a:m

Kotning Wonhip 11 00 A lf.

Rev lr& C. Keperhng P:~.sbr -474-192-1

GOD'S WORD HAS A MODUN MESSAGE FOR MODERN MAN.

DISCOVER THIS IN YOUR LIFE I GREENBELT IAPT~~~.~~~~han Rj,

B.b:t~ .'~ ~ :Sy for all ages !Sun l 9:45 am

Wur-.r..;- ::*rvicM 11·00 am&: 7.00 pm

M'ld-w•'·-·'.i Prayer setv~ce {\\"ed. I 8 00 pm

F0r bu~ :u~,r.ortat1on. call Church ollice !! 30 a.m ! ~ ::.0 p.m. weekdays

Phttr.e 4':'4-61':'1 mornin~f.

Cllri.lllan Education lall ag6•

10 A..JL I

11 A.J./

~ursery provlded at ~ 2B H1ll51de 1_

Re'.f. Shetry Taylor anti Harry Taylor co-pas1or::>

Holy Cross lutheran Church

FDUCATION PROGRAM 6905 G...-belt Road

SUNDAY I

NURSERY SCHOOL: 9:50 •• m. to 12:30 p.m. A new program ofJermg a Christian nursery school ! eipenence- to chil~ren ages 3 tO 5 on Sunda~· morn- I

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SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:5010 10:50 •. m.

Ages 3·19

TransportatiOn provided I ..\DULT BIBLE STUDY: 9:So to 10:50 a.1J

Call 345-5111 for arrangemerib.

WORSHIP SERVICES: 8:30 lllld ll:15 a,m.

Infant nursery provided .

Weekd.j-

SUPER TIJESD..\ Y: 4:30 • 7:30 p.m.

A program for ages 8 - 12 incl:ading choir. rehgiou.s td·J.-catwn. recrea~wn and supper I

I Phonr ~ill

1980 NEWS REVIEW

Letters tq the Editor For Reclucing Streetlights

I agree w1th the city in its de­cision to ehminate some street­lights now that brighter ones are bemg installed in Greenbelt. I feel that even more should be elimi­n&te<i to save money.

Vote lor Cftarter-1 would ura:e your readers

\'Ote no on all questions deah Wlth the stz:e and shape of t

County Counel. this would ques:wns K, L. and M.

In 1970 the voters lot Pnn e Georges County approv~d a cha -~f'r form of go\.·ernme.tn for o r ,·Qun~y. and m d01ng so chos~t o ha\.·e SIX council members elect at large and fh·e to be ele('t from dl.stricts; Jn ur.s the vote s ag:am r!2'affirmed this by voti g for an amendment to the Ma land ConstitutiOn that wou d place th:s form sn pl::Lce at t e nme of the 1982 elect~on.

I bel:Pve the charter plan is a good one; one :har gn·es balan <.>

:tnd s~abtllty to our county go ernmt'nt: let's gi\'P it a chance- o ....-ark rathe-r than strangling o r •'har~er gon~mmfnt in thP crad

Roberi A. t:ra•·Wy Camp Spnngs

Against Rezoning , In thf' w1nter of 1919 appro~:­

matdy 1.000 people-. in a perlod ~f ~ weeks. stgne-d a petit mn oppcJ<· .ng the rezonmg of Parcels i 3 and 4. I

When the County Counc1l *t this past Monday, Oct. 27. thfY voted to table the .casf' and thrqw

at back in the lap of the city 1d not make a ,je('ISIOn un;ll ~ave -ber li'.

In the meant1me, the city f Greenbelt. at its !"lovember 3 y

;e~~:~~g u::!~ng Will dJSCUSS t e It ts important that cttiz s

•.·orne to that meet.tng and let e­"'ctty fathers" know how they f I

agam-in person. It is our community. Let's h e

a say about what·s going to h pen to it. That's what democ :s all aboUt.

Against Fewer Buses Fewer Buses? The bus nde-rs of Green It

may be seve-rely hampered m the1r mobtlity 1f th~t proposals of Metro are carried out. Those p o­posals are to cut otr Saturday us service and eliminat~t week y service after 8 p.m.

There will bE- a public hear & at Lara:o Senior High School on Sovember 13. A large group of Greenbelt bus riders at this m t­

•ng may dissuade' .the authori ·es from taking away our- "whee ... I hope all bus riders wiU att nd this hearing and express t

vtews. The Citizens ~or Green It

T;ansportation Committee requ~tst the City Council at t next meetmg on November 3 go on record suppartmg pr bus schedules. We urge all in r­ested persons to attend. Dorodo.JBaluo• \.lee Pn!si*at. (1tiwfta for G-K

THANKS To tM Editor:

My sincer~t thanks to all people in Gre-enbelt that and sent in letters to c~tl Service. It wu this that I have btt-n and mairrtamed IllY U.P.S. In timH like there are people lik~t Greenbelt who st-and behind tn t1m~ts or need.

Th1s 1s a mom~tet in my that I will never forget.

Aga.m I thank you. Tour U.P.S. .......

A PlEA To tbe Ed.itor:

In my last lettE"r I md:cated my satisfacuon m thP work of the new Board. neW manager. Ken Kopstem. and a !fin£' Audit Com­mittee. all of wht>m seemed to be wook1ng togetht>o· fur bette-r man~ agement of ouo l).•operattve. Since then I find: tba: 1YW brooms don't always s...,.·eep -t: !t'3.n. Dtffe-rent people don't gc;arBr::tP ehmmatton of all problem~. ~hl")' only mdt­l·ate difff'rent u:>r~

In :May. the mtmbeoshtp gaye a tremendous vote of confidenct- to Carl Conrad. "}H•n they elected h:m to thfl Aud.: Commtttec wtth the largest num.b··~ of vote>i for any stngle mt-tnbo:·r uf elrll<e'r Board or Audtt. · ·

Manager Ko:>n l\:op,otein and 'thP General Manager u! R.ehabihta­t ~on contracts. O. A Davis. and the PrestdJeont or tht' Board. Don \yolk. have tol£1. Conrad thPy would rElt.er he no: -attend sub­~ ontractor$·- progress meetings or tnspect thP quahty of the work ~ing donf> In othf'r words. Da­v:s does not want to know when :he work· bf:omg accompltshed by the sabcOntra.ctors 1s below the standards of thmr contracts wlth GHI. Whan Conrad brought this to the ~rd 1n open meeting last Thursday .. til.(' ~>a rd. wrth the f'X­cf'ption of Ed James, failed to :;upport him.

I immediate!}' a;,ked 1f I or you. the m~mber O'>'l'H'r. could attend these meetings and was told no. I~ is reas1)nable that the meetings should be limtted, but we need a represt"nt$tJve tO protect our m­terests. Clonrad 1s well qualified for that duty. I-te ha.s washed his hands of the whole reha.b1htation program. Howrver. 1f he was convmced _of the backing of you and me. the membership, who .stand to be gtavely mjUred by poor- qual1ty work and mfiated cost or materiaJs. possibly never used in the work. he may recon­sider.

The only way he Will kno\.,- that you are Qack of h1m 1s for you ro take a · f~w minute-s to "'rite a not~t to Kopst~in, through th£> President: of tht Board. Volk. de--­manding that O:»nrad have a free hand in inspecting a11 rehabilita­tion work and that he be invited to attend all weekly subcontrac~ tor progJtess meetings.

To assist you I hav£> taken a paid ad which you only need to clip out qf tbe lJaper and sign. If you bring them to me or drop them intn my mail box. I will know how many responses we get and will publi.sh the results. I w1ll see that they are delivered.

Alternately, these-" hghts should be replaced with lower wattage bulbs wh1ch would still give plen­ty of 1i ummauon, but cost less to operate.,

Many people believe that brighter lights b.rlp prevent cr1me and make driving safer. How­ever, the National Institute of L&.w :Enforcement and Crimmal JustJe pubhshed a report in 1979 L"alled ~trf"et Li&htinc Projeda ~Phase 1 Report, Series A. Num­

ber 21 I wh1ch "Concludes. " there IS no statJ.stically significant e\'ldenee that streethghtmg Im­pacts thl' level of .:rime .. .';. In add1t.ion. th~re is reason to believe that extra bright street-hghimg tsueh as we have) actUally causes traffic .acc1deru because of :he gl.are 10 dnvers' eyes.

\\"!ule cnmsnals seem to be un­affected by streetlighting. the en nronment is adversely affected. Thl' sea~onal blooming a.nd fotla­tlOn of plants depends on the length of day and night. Exc~s:: ~1ve streetlightlng confuses thi' plants, and causes damage to­them. Certain birds arc also af­fected by br1ght night-tlme l!gh~mg.

La.-;tiy. cons1der the adverse ef­feet of bnght stre~t lighting on :hf' astronomy· research at our ne1ghbormg :SASA fac1lity. Somt• o! the re»t'arch conducted there must be done from the ground. rather than from space. and un­der a dark sky whe're the- stars can be a bserved readily. The new hghts. which send too much light upward. are makmg lil5tronomical observauons much more difficult.

In add1tion to decreasing the

·::a~~~t o~a:~ee~~~~~~!· t~i~:~~ 1availab!e from the lighting com­pany l mstalled to prev~tnt the wasteful loss of light that ioes upward lighting the sky, and stdE-_ ways mto peoples' windows.

l'o summarize. the city could <;ave money whlie tmprov1ng our enVironment and our community. by reducing streetlithting and by sh1elding those lights which are reallY needed.

Tony MaUama

Philharmonic Concert The Prince Georges Philhar­

-monic Orchestra wlll hold a con~ cert at Northwestern High School

· nn Saturday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. Music Director- Ray Fowler will ccnriuct.' Mark Clinton is piano soloist. Featured are works by Borodin. Prokofiev, and Rach· maninofr. Tbere is an admission cltarge. Call «2-76H for details.

Paid Ad by Bettie G. Denson 59A Ridge Road Phone: 345-3696

If you agree that we need a representative to protect our interests. stgn the following note and drop it in my mail

box.

To: Mr. Kopstein. General Manager Greenbelt Homes. Inc.

Thru: ·Mr. Volk, President of the Board or Directors, GHI

I. the undersigned. request that Mr. Carl Conrad b~ invited to attend all meetmgs of subcontractors of the Reha­bilitation work. as mv representative. That be inspect any work -.nd report to ~anagement and the board any inferior quality and(or ove~spendmg and waste.

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NO SUPPORT RehabilitatiOn Brief To my many !:-tends and n~tl&:h­

bors who overwhelmin&IY aup­ported me 1n the last election ~d Members are in Dl&DY c.-. DOt to aU those who did not. My con- removing arttcles fiom tbe attia· c~trns are for all Gill membiPrs. to allow access for the men put-

Prior to tht> st~trt of rehab1hta- t:ng 1n attic partitiou. Also. --.e tion, sometlme 1n July, I set up a membiPn bave eXpressed a delire meeting Wlth K~tn Kopstem. to insulate the attiC3 thelllRi'va. Present were Ken. Obie Kong· · or to leave them wi-insulated. sted. F.rank Geovasi and myself. particularly in those cases wbere I had S£"t down approximately 25 floors bav~t been laid. One tlliDC to 30 questions wh1ch I wanted should biP foremost in the minds to dsscuss wtth him. Answers to of most memQers. and that is with ali but a few wl're giv~tn to m~t: the completion of Phase n and I'm still wa1tmg for response to the heat comrersion. memben will the following ~ paying t,heir own heatin& bills.

1. I have- not received to _date a Hot air nses and if it's not kept in copy of HL"D handbook 494 the house. members are goiq to D. 4 for wh:eh I uked. be ,..·asting money.

2. \Ve discussl'd insulation in The ptRsent insulation ptovides crawl spacP which wu in- about an R-11 value. However, in stalled upszde down. I am some cases the paper may have lockmg m!o thls - more on split and the insulatl~n 1s piled th1s later. to one side or the other, thereby

3. Explanation and d~ttail of 12 creating gaps. The ftberglus in­tn('h treneh in crawl space ~ulation that will be blown in will and 2 mch gravel bed called make a uniform surface. insulat­for m sPf>c~tlcations but ap- tng the attic to a ,•ahioe flf abqut pare-ntly n1,~ complied with R-18. Some members are con.sid­everyv.·h~rc. tormg insulatmg their attics to a

At that timE" I as~ed 1f I could value of R-30, a ver-y etfectift attC"nd the wf"£'kly progress meet- heat saver. mgs in D. A. Davts's office trailer. There are presently two laborers Ken had no obJections. I the-n avaslable to helP rit.embers in went to see D.n1s and asked if he deaning out their attics. Tbe7 had any objcctlons. He also s&ld will clean out an attic at the r&t~t h<' had none. On my own. I stated o~ $7.50 an hour for ~tach, or $1.5.00 that I would ·not enter into any an hour for both. If membe-rs discusswns or make comments or- want help cleaning out attics. call

Pon-h POII&a suggestions dur:ng tM meetinp. 474-2300. I would only take notes, '1\thich I

Some members ha'f.e "been put­ting 4" x 4"' posts to support porch roofs, and removing the metal support stiuts that are- now attached to the house. Anyonr who wants th1s done will have to do this htmself Itt lS not part of rt'habilitation>.

would discuss wtth D. A. in the prwacy of his offic~t. later. This I s:crupulous\y adhered to until 2 or 3 weeks ago wh~n D. A. com­plimented Mildred Russel on thf' beautiful vinyl s1ding joB in 12 Court Ridge.

Slmtten &ltway Aluminum bas a sam

pie of shutters that th~ty are of· fering to the members Cat cost>. These are on display at the reha­bilitation trailer. ShUtt~trs are or-

Hf then turned to me- and asked, and I quote: "Carl, have you seen the villyl ~dint' 1n 12 court?.. My noncomm1tal an.swPr was. "yes." Then he asked: "It's beauttful. don't you think!" I an~ swe-red: •·yes. f.rom the middle r f the court. it does look nice. How- fered in eight colors. -. ever the workmanship is very poor.~ This is what started the whole trouble. D. A. should not h~ve put m~t or the spot. I spok~t th(' truth and always wtll.

As a result of this I have been asked by cur manager and presi­dent of the board nOt to attend rhe we~tkly progress meetings and to curb my activiti~ts in the field. which I cannot and will not do.

As for me bothering the work­ers in the fteld, this 1s a lot of nonsense. If I have not learned to conduct myself properly in meet­ings and in the fteld operations after- 40 years of construction work. I wonder why I was con­sidered a top :Bight superintend­rnt.

After I ask!Pd the board for their support; and except fdr Ed Jamu, got none, I have decided to wash my banda. of the Pntire rehabilitation program.

Cart M. C-ell!'ad • GHI Board member

CITY NOTES &d ~ctioru~ of uphalt were

patched on Lakeside Drive. Ridg~t Road and Cberrywood Lane. "No Parkinl'" signs on portions of Mandan Road wen installed.

Work was done on ballfield lights at Braden Field.

Begonias were removed from the city flowerbeda and distrib-­uted to the public. Maint~tnance was done on the- golf course and various ballfields. Several play­grounds were cleaned also.

George Smith and J. Paul Wil-. Hams attended a workshop on Pur-chasing Quieter Products and Services. sponsored by the Metro-­pclitan Washington CQuncil of Governments, at the Uninrsity of l(aryl1nd.

Vinyl siding has not. at this date. been approved by the necH• sary agency <National Advisory Council on Historic Preservation>. The agency LS set up under Hou.s­mg and Urban Development and. until it approves the 1 vinyl sidlna. wcrk will be . h&ltefJ. Windows will be arrivin& t~ the end of November and "!..or-k w'ill pf'OI'ftSS with all phases of rehab escept siding.

Tbe plumbers are atarting work now. They will be eDterine all tbe frame homes to replace the pl­vanized pipes with copper pipes. They are alto replacin&. the fau­c~tU with newer ones. In o~r to accomplish thi!t task. the wall abcve and below the kitchen sink and the wall afta &l'OUJld the tub in the bathroom will haft to be: rf'moved. Tbe frame bomes share plumhtnc so \!u't the wall between two houses bas plum biDe for both houses. The plumber will eut out the wall in one home. whlle· re--­placing faucets only on the other. The plumber will determine which wall to go through.

Vopor Jlurioo' Paiat K£mbera have expreued a de­

sire to have vappr barrier paint used inside. 'Qttslls a paint that will protect- tbe walla frolll hu­midity problems that eould de­v~tlop over the years. AnJOD.e who bas questions or 9:roblema witb N"hab, call Pat Estel at 474-2100.

CAlES JiDl Holmes and SUe . Spencer

attrnded. a staff meetiq at .Juve­nile Services restonal headquar­ters ozt ptei'I')'WOOd Lane. Carol Leventhal attended a meetiDC of the HwDan Serri- Coalltioa '1

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OIIA1 AllGUMINT Ccnli~ from IMitle 1 caat"a apen ill Jaad plu.Jllaa: t.br 0. Uw- otber Mod. he. c;;ftt~mtrd Belt...,-, ltt!lllilwor1.h .A:ftllue. tM tbP ftve- pbyue&l charapa awn State ~ A.4aiailtratiOI tKJDed l1l Gt..._. Wtt.r an- not B::a.lldbc. tbe Clt)o P8Bc Works fDUDd wttlud Uw nei.cbborhood ,...,..,.._ 11D4 U1e 8ft .r.a.u-- ~AD ot Uww are furt.twr away

tJ). ~ at;,r ot o~tt COil- uaan t.bP .una• fam.i.ly cktacMd ~ M wrote. tbil' ..-. COD bou.alAC that )IOU W'OWd esctud'! ·· ~ ~Jt. to me property Jlaptcans 1JUatecf that as • ..,. car ta ~ .....- taatty ~t -~ propreort)' adJOtft-'1 detacbed ~ . "11M appbcaDta. ,.uttl 4. the- ..a.t dlftct routr-s oa-. wrote. ~- ..,.me tlle !nto the prope-rtJ' an throu&b de-­..,_ dll'ftt roua.. rro- tile .-outb- · adwd bouatnc 1 Lutnn I..arw or ... woWd W Rklet Ro.d. eat.i.J'el7 C~D R&»ct• or tJlroueb tlk-­~ attaeMd ~ !GHJ...I. r...,... -1 rafti7. if. ~r \.e R.Jdr

tt) 'l"be ~ "'~ to ill- Reed lb..rouCfl GHI. .. lw 8&1(L

-.tloat ..... ~-- ~-G­..... il-_._ .. The Ric- I.A7. -... .. p<Hi-......... ........... ... GANr. f""!'- .. t ttl Otiwae tor o.ee..a alllo ,.,..,... ~ to the .............. took ~ With Gibb. f"'.cre"pt:IOnS ill 1J111 otl.l .rntt o1 Gill proper- He apMd r.t!'1 -tbe ..£u,miner's 1:7 rr.. RPC to R-T. IJl uw ~ Ytrw t.bal tlM rt•zoruiac ot tM cord of uaat eue. he Wf"'teo. thfo S acree wflh;rt-~ -ooep&eted City ol G-Il. - ............. t1uU _....•nt and ....UU,.. lliDu'd aad lb T~ staf! aU IDOft'" JW conto_"'ndlfd t.bat tJv ..,..... ~ ~R-T uajq woaJd W ..-e ~nt ·don ftO( nteond ia beptlw wltllll ~ cle"fttop- t-> pa.ReM 1 and.._ .• u G1~ sua· ....... .. Qlblae araued that ""tbo6r- pdrd. ~ :ho.r pi'O__pr~" ...... re.ai,a releYant to tkw u~ ~t :J at~acbed bou.atna: ~t proceecl.ulcs. oa two t1dn.. :1.~ foor !W awn

1B add.iUoa,. GD:*I r~ ··R4 T t101Md u.t th,. :e-chn.caJ •ta.tr "" wouJd la&'ft no Wwene UllPaC't on port nohtl ~ ... nl-St:na R-R :ron­tbe Acneultural ~b Cente-r 1DC • tD llftp~na: w;th t~ Gl'ft'n to tile North aad ~ lD cODfor. belt ..._...r con.-~pt ~ntly re-coc­aaee wtUt tile apprmrP<I lll.uteor ntaret u .. bls:ar,("aJly SIJPh.Gean;·· Pilla •bJcts ea1b lor R-T drve-1- by tbP llarylJ-nd HlStiH'U:al Tnut ~t ot Parerl t. l...eT retuu-d G. bb." statf'l!lllen:

Ill )Ua oral &J'SWIN'fttll Gl._.,. that R-T would nat ladv~rwly 1m· ~ on two ~ ~ tlw 8P~JY~lle- A&ncutuno lk­.. dtaaet.. aa4 .......,. appropnatl" trare'll c.n.trr t"PBlJnd:na: ~'" D1~ _._.. He llJW'Ue'd that mo~ than trict Cou.Dcll .J! the l~~=t"T 1n thf' l!lkMICb ehaap baa occ-urnd 20 r«crd. from Dr Paul P..!tnam -ere~~ ot R-R re.oned to R-30 an.J ~t Du·"'-·:or of BARC. "c>~.-.: dolrftloped t~ NorUt. Ap.art l·niq dM- lll!lp&o:-~ ot h1;ctwr dt>n-_.w•: 1.1 arrta ot RPC ~ suy MllllJ\• o:"! :hl' <"t-nter- anJ tho· td R-T aad dPWloprd · Gm •. and aruaal p&J'a.i::olccy r......_rth pru­tbe 1tw ~ C.baflC" lJ.Sted In paa. and P-Xp~;t~ (' JnC''frn tJW ..-a.. ~ett.a-r ahoat m~r~a,.iP-d ~UUt1or: from

· UlldH ..- appropJ'16l.e -..one- run ott -QbM, ~pl'.aaalaed the pilysu::aJ Lr-7 abo oll.!!.--.j a!tt-~~Jon tn ~ht> ~ o1 tbe s-reew f1'011l ~ AncliJtp ln ~ !V' t~,~hm._--al statr'3 ..,..._ t..U:, detac!wd &ft'U.. In ~It tha: :h,. Pfty!'lo:-a: &nd t'ellpOIUif' to a que~~Uon !rom Lom- aoaiq chana-•:> a:"! :b~ ne-:&hbdr­banli. G.W.. -.&ted tbe appbc'ant·5 bood do not_ :~u;>po'rt rnonanc .WW tlrat R-T would ··blend best to R-T.'" H .. ')b;ot-t·ti'd o G.bb·!o "W'ft.lll tbe type. ol UN tbere now ......,......t that R-T s.bould t.- ap-­... W .. d accepc: It-& Ud ft..T (for pt"''W'eCl kcauw at J.S :n coo form-

tJon of ~ D&atn~r and J?qU~!It Pd that U. ~tnct Cou.cli ··up-bold that ~nt ·· I

(kr•..-GN"e'niwoft's ctty sobc:.lor Em­

nwtt Nanna drcned tM ''dean:h of qua.hty ~Pl•Je f&llllty MtachN bousa_na t1l tbe- c1ty- Wh~n he was a yotJ:nc boy, bil r~dy had ~ tJw 11Jn1 to ID0"""1 tn to the

' """ ~.~unity ol Grtrnbelt in. Octolw-r 1 &r.. br Wd. Hr laved 1n GreentMilt unttl ltci.2. Wben he marTied. • and tu.s ...,f• "went to took f.. Mtached J:toustnc in Gl'ft'nbett. What llttk- t.brre wu oJthen aob~Hed up. So fiiADJ' ot u.s who wou.W hlr.e to liVf' 1ft Gl'ft'n­belt bad ta· 1'0 CJUUUk- the City to ftnd ~ famJ.Iy drt.ached ---All ap~ now be contm-ued. .... tiP' tu&b denait.J' ckYe&op­me-nt. et!'rta,inly ~e"' then' sbouJd br a pla.ee- for qaallty frrt! · standiq :homes. The marll.e-t LS

t.Mn-. a. Mid. Nanna ,poU(t for t~ Dlatric-t

CouncJ t.Ut wbtle the city bad onc:nally 'opted for R--- for both parce-ls. cU.y councll !uld voted on Auauat ll to support tbe J'@'CQ.Dl­

mt-ndatw* of the Ex&mmeT for rftAinlllC the property in the R-R ..,__

Gle-nOrl'dna ackno-wledc'ed that tM' C~ In tfte CltJ"S politJOft would m-.n tbf! Dlstrtct Counc-il would ft(l• olt'e'd 8 vot• for R----80. G1b~ &rtd two Dlstrkt Councll mt-mbers challenaed Gre-e-nbrlt"s r.aht to ch~ 1U poeitJon attrr tM rrcortl was clowd. But Distnct Coun.:U elttomey St~pben Gllbe-rt u.~d that i(J'VNTtment.al posit1oM &re not ti>Utderr-d to bP t-VIde-n« a.nd .Jn &lit- not aJ!'rcted by !he- clotl­mg date .of tbe ~cord.

GH! ~boer Eunice Co:son. 9-R Re-3e-arc-h. told ttw DLStnct Coun­Cil .~r th-tt ··..t~p c-onc-rrn ot G1"1!'f"n­brlt CI:.JtPn ... onr thr zontn& de­('Won ya~'re t{) m.a.ll:t- today. W'" bopr- tb-e rt-por"t o! thr n.a.aunrr w.U bE- .->bl!'kJ" She- otrrrf'd .:oun­C':I !ht> pet:uvns oppoa1na R·T ~.:>n­mar WhiCh a. th-ousand Gr~n"tw-lt

residentl hdd s1pfii e-arly ;n l!r.9

• tk two p&J'Cela' but pn-f~r R-~ a.nee wtt.b U'h!' lb . .ste-T Plan.

Cbal,_an Glenden}ng npla.ined. apoloce-1ka!y. that bPc.&u.w tbl!­odkW 1W'COrd had bH'n cw.ed in J~. Ne .-u le-plty Prf"Yf'nted from ~t1ng the petition.

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Large Pepperoni or Mushroom Piua, your dloice .......... ·-----------········-············

EXTRA SPECIAL - ALL WEEK Jumbo Meatball Sub ....•................

YOUR CHOICE Coca--Cola 7up Dlet 7up K•Hlo Yello

107 Centerway

for oonsiderataon of a prefX>Sed inanl!e to provsde for the ronst of Improvements to R1dge tween Lastner Lane and the property line of Greenbf-lt Inc., to be held on

~O~DAY, SOVL"'IBD 17,1181-8 P:W

ia tb~ City CoaD('il Room, Muaicipaal Baildin1. 25 a-d.

! Tbe Cl:y C"uunctl has determinH! that it is in the p~bL-to underta~.. ~hE'S!' Improvements and. accordingly rhe titled ord•~an,·e- was mtroducrd for ftnt reading at' the meet•n& o~ ~bt" Ctty Council. held on Octobe-r 20. 1980. pur,;-.ant tbe author::y g-ranted by Sec-tion N of the City Chartftr

A.." OIWt:S.~SO: TO PIIIO"'DE FOR THE COSST&l"CTIOS IJIPIIIOY'E\If: .. '"'l'< TO IUDUE IIIOAD BETWEES LA."'E "--"'0 THE "''"El<TI:L"' P&OPERTI' LISE OF lli<~EI,SIIIEI'• HO:w&.'<. L'C: TO PRO\'IDE FOK THE~~~'!!:!'~~!~~~~::>::..!!~ DIPilO\"E"E",.,. .-\.T THE Tllllt .M.L O~l!:D PROPERTY 1:• DEn1.oPED OR BEISG 0& .U"l'I:R n\·E n:.-\.JL'<. WHIOiE\'ER E\'J'.'"r FIRST TO PRO\"IOE FOR THE U:~G OF THl': .U"''' lL DIPKO\·t::\lt:STS l"POS THE' .uNACD'T PEKTY OS THE 8.""'1." OF PHOPOKTIOS.~TE t"'"ROST AGE: TO PKO\'IDE 'ftiAT THE SHAKE OF COSTS LE\U:O t-..os PROPEKTI' OF THE CITY OR COt~·ry BE DEClARED .-\. J>t:BLIC M:NEFIT PAl"ABLE t:KAL RE\·i:st·Es OF THE CITY; TO PRO\'IDE THE TIO:S o•, THE PROPt:Rn· TO BE BL""EFITED.

;t~ ¢:~R~;"t_~;'~ ~;~ ~s~ i-8oi>onll IF THE WORK I.S l""SDt:BT.4.KE-"'i FIYE "\•t:.ut.~ "-FTEB .u>oPTIOS OF THIS OIWISANCE: TO PRO\'IDf; FOR PIIOCI:Dl"RE FOR THE BILI.IXG .-\...'(0 COI..Uri'IOS OF "'-~"F.STS I:S fl""LL OK IX FIFTEES 1131 "-'--sr ST.u.L'IE~"TS \\"ITH 1"-rt:REiW CHARGED OS 'IHF BAl.A-"'CE .\T THE KATE WHICH THE CITY :>UsT FISA.."'!"I: nu: DIPKOn: .. 'IL'!r!S; A"-o TO PRO~\'_;lD-;;£,. .• ,_11"'~~ PIIOCitDl"RE FOK l~'Dl':ll't.UUXG !!l'l'll .L'fD :IL-\KISC. ;Q."CH !U'ECJAJ, A!!SL.'I.'I.'IL''TS The tuearcn~ v.·1U De c-onducte'd $1;riq the regular m~:!!'lg 1 f schedulN f.J.r tha: day. FoDoWin& the- publiC' b.earrng. C'o<.m~·li considrr :h:s ordinance for second fMd,)ng and final passa,:·: . All ~ntt-N'j;:t>d ~·•t1un~ are invtted to attend the heanr.~ CopleS tbe propo&ed ordinance- will be available at the puDik hear:~g O!' _ be- obtaane-d &! the City Otftce-s. 25 Crescent Road - "tel -1-t-38· 0

-tTf-8000

Gudmn H. City Clerk

Miahkan T oreh M-. .... l-'..3.bbi Kennetb Berger 'trill dis­cuss the concepts of JudcUca on Fruiay. October 31 at 8 p.m.

Saturday mominl' services. whicb start at 9:30 a.m .. will fea­ture poet, Dr. Pbllip Jason. wbo will Sha.J'E' his poems of Jrwish c-ontent. Joson·s colle-ction of po­e~s ''Thawing OUt'' wa.s recently pubhshed Interested persons &ff' Jftlo'Jtf'd

Cultural Arts Auction Thp Gr~nbelt Cultural Ar-ts

{·ente-r \&-"ill hold an auction. bakt> and runamagp sale on Saturday. Nbv. 1 at 10 a.m. A w1de variety ot. goods and services wiJI lx" auc­ttbnE'd mcluding a jugghng )es­~on and' musicians to play at a pli.rty R;1mmage items - clothes game~ a:;d housewares as well as bake-d goods will be on salt> !"r1zes w:l! be given.

reported tht> theft ot a dog, a ntnil" \\Tek o!~- beagle puppy. The dog ..-.~as. located~on the Furey property· and retu:ned to the owner.

Pfc. Thomas H. K.iskeU recov f'ted a 1979 Kawasaki motorcyc-lE" rttpo-rted ~tolen from a Belt.svtlle

, A :norag.,. box Joc-ated on a plck­Ur' truck parked in the 5800 block

-of Cherryv.·ood Lane was broken 11tto. and $744 worth of power

E:ght res1dents of Springhill Lake rtported the theft ot bat· ter-ies from their vehicles. The thefts occurred in the area of Breezewood Drive and Edmonston Road .

An ~~ FM. in-dash radio cas­sette wu removed from a vehicle belonging to a resident of the 34: Court ol Road. ·

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VICTROLA NHDm Th• Greenbelt ~n uqentl7

need to borrow a victrola for~

ll-~ openiD& IOOD at the Utopia Theater. If a.nyOne can hrlp. pleOR call Anpla SebrelMr

Lutheran Church Christmas Fair

A Chr~tmu Fal-r will be held on Saturda7, Mo..-. S. from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at H<ll7 en- x.uu.er­Cburch. reatured items will in­clude h.&Ddlllllde erafta. . pla.Dta. homemade baked aoodl- wbite el· epbants and iu.ne:h.

FOOTIALl SCHEDULE

Councilman Tom supporter of Question K (Tile Clt-iJ:eo ·s Petitioa Plan to create 9 Home Districts on The County Council) is concerned that competing questions L & M, if not defeated, will mean a costly court battle for Prince George's taxpayers.

ELEANOR S FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT Democratic Club

are Recommending the Democratic Party andidat:es to our Friends and Neighbors.

For Pruident

JIIIIY CARTER

- Peace, Natlcaal Defense,

a- p_,_- w•

in Greenbelt:

~ For U.S. Senotor

EDWARD T. CONROY

"Gneabelt luos supported this able Ieclslator for 18 yean. E.l c-·· ft<el'd iD w~ Oil our behalf Is imeqaalled. We have a pe.at op­portllllitJ< to ,Fleet a U.S. Senator from our OWD

community." ·•

E'OLLJNG IJLACES IN GREENBELT

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For U.S. Conp­(Sth Dist.)

GLADYS N. sPnJ.DN . .

"Wbe 1uos aot -· ~oe•peo~ •:r t111s -r· represeutatloa? Whea -loelt ..U.. sloe

·--·• •:r mu.mc thiDp ~uo.-"

U 70u live in North End, Woodland Hil111, La..kewood, Boxwood vu~ or Lake­aide North you vote at North End Ele-

If you live In Springhill L&l<e Apartml>nts 70u vote at Sprt.nchill Lake Element&r7 Sehool, - SpriqhiD Drl-.e.

If you ll'ft hi Greeabriar ~--. Glen O.U, WindoM G-, or Glea On

:rou oote at EleaDo< -- B1P School. 7tOl - Plnr;r .. mentarY School. 116 Rlclp Rd. · Preclnet 2141

Precinct 21-4 l'!eclDet 21-13

oa Tuesday, Novemller 4 •• Elect the Democratic Teaml

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,.. Oliclrealream Wllole Legs·­.,.._ & 11liglls Leg .. ,., ~Qsalers

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• cc)i(bp EVERYDAy ''LOW PRICES'' -" ,...... -::75--.... ..,,... .. 31' -p SQIII ..... -::S1S. -,

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MRS. SMITH'S PUMPKIN PIE

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5128 \Ill

------.... walh IIY ..... -::7r -.... .Jsice ~86· -INcalic.ts '=' $121

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PILLSBURy AI' I YUI!TIII

COOKIES

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::'12' ='160 ='1611

MNCPPC to St.dy 's Coarcial Ceater

byBID-Thr Greenbelt Commer ial Cpn

:N. m the heart of the ortgmat !uwn is to be ~he sub" t of a ~['"{'Clal planning ass1stan e study b\ staff members of th Marv i_-t~J Xat:onal Capital P rk a~d F~.c1n:ng C'ommlS-'lJon. T e study \\ \>::•·h lS plannPd for th curren: r'::-cal Yt'<H. wit! be m t o par~.~

u: urban des1gn :1:-wss .. nt an•.: .• markt·~ analy~~~.

l'.ty (\)Jnctl !<"arnt.>d hi.~ pa.< \ lg"IJ.'T th.1t ~CPPl \I.<JCJ!d

•· 1\'o· .:·;r;d-: avq,:Jab!t~ f11 sph·~a: u:r..J:\g a.~~lstanct' to m n:c:ral·

· ··~ a~ct a.L.;o the~ ~1X PC ,.,::aff ~.J ,..pN'IfiCa.;[y ldt-r.tt <'•i tht

,;~,. nb<-lt c.omm•·rcial ( ··r.~··r a­' :·~)=-~ib!•· pr··~··· :. Th• c-1•1:1 ,.,~

"•-·1 "f'rtt a f·•rma\ r• u•·o;: :, \!...,;~pp( • f·Jr a-""~:;~an,·e

c; ~~:;.iol:r-:rn~-~:l (·~~:~~~ ::t~:::~-.~~ .:•.• < alung \1 :~h thus "f .~:x

'' :- arf'a mcU":·,·.pal: •.. .- Th· ·' mtn<'r··:a! (',•nt.·r -:tad· 1,. , -~~:

r:· ,·,·.: :.l req1.::-r ~ -.' 11 W"-·k~

: ~:mf' ar a ( ,· ... ~ t > L.~l·pp, · . ; Sl> ~·Y1

T!l,• .Jrb.::~n dt•o;:gn a ,;e!<.~m··nt

\1 iL! luok at tht> t 'er.ter rea from l~t' v;ewpolRt of its a pt>aranf"t' :lnd 1ts archltPctural element~

B•1.:d::~gs pedestnan as. park !:J_g lot.s, s1gns, and Ia dscapmg w:n all bt> considered. The city wlll bf' givt>n a report in which any 1mport&.nt concerns ~bout the appearance of the cqnter are tdent:fied. ~e report .will also tMlude recommendation~ for im provmg ~d tying togfther the var1ous Vl.sual and a.rtihitectural features of the Center ·area, to g£>ther with- guideline[ for ap­plymg tbe recommend& ions.

American Indian Program · The Amer:can Indian Program

of the Pr:nce Georges County Public &:hools is conduc;ting a su n"('y t1) determine the number of :>tudento. ~'Jt an Indian hen ta~.t~ wh.1 an nrolled in the- coun ty:,. publ:,- s . ool system.

Sth. h s: .ld,•n:.-; would be eligtblt fur md.ny :yp.·,; of sfWcial pro­gram .~··ry,-,,~ rangmg from • ru"-.-.-• :.l'.ll't· hl'ntage and craft ~"mHH:": t (ar~('r-colkg~ coun ... ,.f::'lg .:':, .!·····~ from k1ndergar

~·:.·" ~~~ ... ~:~.--; 1 :\\,·~.!ft~h•gra1 .. ede~~~~-~ f· i n.c!<"ti ; :- -.::~l.!'ll ·

P~<.r• ~·- , · .. 1 guarJ: u;~ may t:J·

q.~.:tr• 'i.•; ·h,· prugram Pnru1i

~··~~:i' ~{;~·._, ·~~~~-~c :~~·);~~ad~,~·r m ·~· .. n:, :rY' ·':nn <-'all th•- Am ·~ .. :: .. :.:.~ __ .': ~~ i. f'r,)~ram ac 567-llt'

\ ·, ~1'·-·~· ... ~. J~" t·C0!1•om:o' \·::1.1 :.\ ll"'. ltd..-·! tr.:s an.l)y .... · \\.: b•

1' .. u·. ~~· .. '."••ry 9f ~he l'•,rnmt-r t • '!. \·,· ··....- n•)\\' opf'ra!:r.:o; 1 •

·h·· c, rn,- ::! a~1 "lit!::1•' ,,f :r.. mark• > b· ,; '-t•rv~·d by th• ~· ·~(" L\·:· .t' .... • .l •l. pr•JJe<'t\•''l. nf m:-tr ¥.t•t .l:'t"_\ ,:::~c•\\th potr·:::::i.L '!' '\!

-l._~-.t·~~m.; · ... :" the C.:n:.·r'.~ r·l:.-, . :,,,1 fur J.·:~l.rting nl•W cust,Jm·•r­~nd :lb~(Jrb:~.; fl('W at't•vl:IPS (~,

tJt:n::tka~.·-·~ of local assE?ts and prablf'm:.. mftuencing the Ct~n

tpr·s \'ttll11..Y and (61 recomm£'nd auons for publi.c and pnvate ac tw._-. tu 1m prove the econom1c po tent1a.l of the G~nbelt Commer Ctal Center .

C1ty Council pt8.ns to tnN't ~nth the owners and merchants of th£' Com.merc1al Center on Thursday. _Nov. 6, at 2 p.m. in the. cou.."lCJl chambers to tell them about tht< study and to answer questions Counc1l hopes to have represents ttves at the meeting from MNC PPC, from the county Department of Economic and Community De velopment. and from the K.ary land lnd1;1strial De1telopment Fi nancing Corporation.

,. ·Halloween. Kight •••• '

-99C small pizza for kids 12 and UDder. Ktd.s 12_ and under_. Jre:-.seJ m ..:.~stume. and accumramed bv an adult. can. get rhe1_r chmce ut any small rt::a plus trears for \mh·Wf. [\m'r· miss nut'

_.-Qn the tun. Come see all the (>hostS, Gnl:-lms. and ~lonsters at \our ·nearest rarrioraung·P,::a Inn -'Frida~·. October J l. 5:30 till !0: 30 p.m.

P.izza ln.D:ie G}bu~cfthflJrjngsJ(Jf!Uwe.

Beltway Plaza, Greenbelt Rd 345-4455. ----- ---

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The market analysis will ad dress the current econ ic status of the Center. the impact of ne•• competitive facilities, and the

HAS. GLADYS SPELLMAN. VOTED TO BALANCE 1HE BUDGET?

THE IATIOIAL TAXPAYERS UlfOI SAYS: '10!' GLADYS SPELLMAN VOTED TO SPEND MORE MONEY THAN 89% OF OTHER

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS!

HAS GLADYS SPELLMAN VOTED FOR A STRONG NATIONAL DEFENSE?

I£ AMERICII SECU,ITY COIICIL ·SAYS: '10!' GLADYS SPELLMAN'VOTED FOR NA 110NAL SECURITY

ONLY 26% OF THE TIME. VOTE

~J!Wll~. il@®J! FOR

©®~@~ Paid for by Citizens for IGOE·- Alan Virta Treasurer

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Thursday. ~~r 30. 1980

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...... GREENBELT NEWS UVUW .......... ·" ..... ~ p.a. ... J"rwjay. Oct. D. J~ wiD M doDc ut n.naua ~ for ~ lll c.-cu--. baa ,....

sboWd tu.ra oa t1tr1r porch ticbU; ...,._.at -Den .-.ld tie a paece ol. wb.lte ~ oa tbrir door

All - K u...p Ill> .- ... - .... to~ iJl tJoo a-l>olt - -

.. - tllru - .- -...... - opecial- ..... - lot oil put><-

-Puftlt.s aft ~ to aeeom--~7 - c:loilllntl aad ~aspect a& r.roats. U_,-appocl eandl' -Tloe- ~at'a 'Tncll or Tftat' l'IIPl Ia rn-

cla:J. OcL n r.- •-• p.a.-. •nu •l&b.l.nc to putici,....

ohauldl>o.-. c..- .,._ will '" lleld at tiM Youtll C..ter tn:.. J·• p..a.-

HAPPY JLU.t,OWEEN ~' ~ • ,

Passbook Rate per annum, compounded daily

30 month Money ~et Certificate $500 ...,._,

$!0.000 rninunum 182 da:o-~ te-rm.

('AU. ...0. UT.E Call for wt~ekly rate

Note. A Substantial lnt~rnt Pe-na..lly wlll b• t'harged !or early "A'lthdra-a.·al Of certificate

accour.ts

@TWIN PINES SAVINGS & lOAN ASSOCIATION

105 c.c ... .., Monday-Tbunday ... a. Friday ._, Hours: MSSI~tiuday ._12 .. 7 ... 980

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B~ I OYSTER ROAST AU YOU CAU 10 IA1

Spo..-.d b7 tbot IAdln Allllillu7 6 a-nbelt Voluatftr J'\re Department 6 -- Sq...S. Jne.

,' Sunday, Nov.~3, 1980,2-6 P.M. ! $12 per penon $3.50 ~hildren under 12

s..r Oysters. Colo Slaw. BaUd ....... Rollo. Butter. Ice-d or Hot Tea. Co1ree, Beer, Soda. etc. i

TICKETS SOLD IN ADVANCE OR $15. AT DOOR I FOR IXFQIUIATION, CAlL G.V.F.D. ---

{itt~vrfH/t. 1/o'JJ 8 {ilt/J f!la/, • - I

Basketball Team Sagn Ups I

Ages a"'"' 1a 1

County and .lntramurals

November 1 and 8

Time: 1_0:00 AM tai 2:00 PM

Where: B.nKitin Field

at Refreshmer~ Stand

CLUB ~IE~IBERsWP S~O 00

CoacllesN~ed

~ew '-lembers Need Picturt~ and Birth Certificate;

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ThisFall ...

Do it in Style

30% OFF SALE Fine Wallcoverings

BE-autify your home the way you've always wanted,

with incredible savings on exciting wallcovering .e­SJgns. Choose from EISenhart ·& Impenai' pre-pasted.

murals, vinyls. and destgner wal1cov-erings The Do it in

Style Fall SpecaL !rom W11l's, the wallcovenng store wtth

style. Ill"'

FaD w(dow Treatment Specials

~OFF 1" Mini-Blinds & Vefticals by Levolor

Woven Woods & Window Shades by Crown

Custeiit Draperies ond Top' Treat.-nts i

All ot Wtll's Aero .Fabnc, Labar and Linin.« is o~ sale.

Des1gn a scheme. create a m~ and we'll do the l.orlt.

Few your in-store or i...hiame consultationJ

call 937-3733 I ., .. Sale np1res JJ/26/80 I

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Thursday, Octo~r 30, 1980

()~ !Jtd,U.u Cadet Candidate Bennie L.

Burns D. son ol Bennie L Bums of Greenbelt bas entered the U.S. An Force- Academy Preparatory School at the U.S. Air Fore.> Academ.y in Colorado.

)la.rine Pvt. lliehul D. N1to wiU. JOD of David H. Nitowitz of Breezewood Drive. bas reported for duty with 2nd Force Servi« Support Group, Marine Cof'P$ Saw, Camp Lejeune. N.C. Hf' j01n.ed the Marine Corps in Feb ruary, 11180.

Navy Seaman Recruit Bnan J. Gardea, son of John P. and Gall 1tl. Gardes of Rosewood OriYe. bas, completed recruit trainmg &t the Naval Traininl Center. Great Lakes, IlL A 1180 graduate of El­eanor Rooaeve-h Hia:h School. hf' jomed the Navy in July, 1180.

Mark and )Iaureen Lacana of 6-Q Plateau Place announce tb£' arrival of theu first child. Chris­tine Ebza~. on October U. Tbf' paternal a: dparents are former Greenbelte-rs Frank and Sandra

G~EENBELT NEWS REVIEW

L..agana. Tbe maternal rrandp&r­ents! Mr. and )(rs. Kenneth l""ow­lPr. resuie in Ft. Oranp!, Fla.. Christme's grear..p·andmotber is Dor(lthy R,eamy.- longt:ime Green­belt restden.t.

Mary Eli.aabeth Wilkinson. domJhter of Jlr. and Krs. Joseph Wilkmson. Northway, h• been appomted to the PennSylvania State University's Cooperative Extenston Service statr as radio-­TV producer-director. effective OctDber lS.

Wtlkin.son. working in the Col­legt of A&riculture's comm.unica­tlotls section, is coordinating and p.tgducing news and special radlO prQgram.s for the CoUece; prepar­rn~ radto procram materials for us• by county Extension acents; l'O&ductml' radio in-.servic_e train­Ing for county staft; and assisting WJth the· production of ~ents of' two Penn State television pro-­graM;. ''Weather World" and "Bxtenslons." Wilkinson is a for~ mtr mPlDber of the New• ~-Stall. -

COME TO GREEN­BELT! CO-OP BRICK/ MASONRY AND FRAME TOWNHOUS­ES OFFER COMFORT­ABLE LIVING, HOME­OWNERSWP AND . ·

. ~ ~g~:=:~~~ .. ~ PRICES ON TODAY'S :1 HOUSING MARKET. :1 LET US INTRODUCE o YOU TO LIVING IN A

<> PLANNm, CO-OPER-

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l-lalloween Movies nte Greenbelt CUltural Arts

Center invites everyone to enjoy two eveui.np of spine---ti.DCliDI' horror films on Frid&J, Oct. Sl at 8 p.m. Double feature N..r..m. the oficinal Dracula and Lon CbaneY in ~ ~ el. a.e Opr-ra will be shown. On Satur­day. Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. Dr. r...-. starring Ridlard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor Ul the featured film. Dr. Faustus sells- his 10ul to

, the Devil in return for eternal youth and riches. His plana run afoul when a beautiful woman en­ten his life.

For information ~all tn--na or M5-3516.

STATE FARM

r Dan W. Taulelle

?~-;:"'~ '~ 474-5007 Like a cood aeicl>ber, State Fann is tlleire.

State Farm Insuran.ce eo-.. Home Offices: Bloominaton. nL

Nodee:· GBI Owners

AU Vmyl Replacement W'~ Before you buy any Repla~meot Willdows,

. ·Call us for Free Bruehare · Go by and •ee our Smnple H--:

3C Gardenwav Mr, WoOd (App. G.H:I. Inspectors)

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A. T. George & Son Stonn Window & Door Co. sus oLD WU..'i!CH AVENUE-CAMP SPNNI;S. MARYLANi> :10011

TELEPHONE: 29'1-4705

THE COOPERATI~~ ATIVE COMMt!NITY WIIZBE GW HOME­BUYING IS A HOUS­ING-PLUS!

br. brick, very modern kitchen & bath; appliances; large corner loc. with fenced. yard: a beautiful home priced

at $55.000

Gladys Spellman 3 br. brick. corner loc., with enclosed porch; very attractive

throughout: appliances mcluded - $54.000

3 br. brick, corner loc .• very close to shopp-ing fac & public transp., new kitchen & ba~h _ priced at $48,500

2 br. masonry with "Early-A~erican decor" - large screened front porch overlooking parkland. mce area - $43,500

2 br. masonry with attached garage _ corner loc .. attractive throughout: appL, $45,000. '

2 br. masonry with attached garage._ nea'r hbrary and shop­

ping area - appliances - ri1ce yards - $33.0-QO

2 br. masonry - immaculate cond .. new & modern kitchen & ,bath: wall/wall carpeting: appliances- S42.000- will neg.

2 br. frame - excellent cond., f~nced yd. extendmg to woods. appl. & carpeting included. - s25.500

2- ·.br. frame - very good loc .• house m mce cond., appL. $27.550.00 - or best offer

3 br frame - newly redecoratE.'Id throughout. mce lac . good pkg .. appliances and extra~ mcluded - 536.500

3 br. frame- with 2 additions: '2 baths. tlreplace. corner Ioc.,

. very attractive area - $37.500

1 br. frame apt. - first floor witJ pri~·ate ~':"ltcanc-e.- near quiet

wooded area -appL,$16,50q

br. frame apt., sec. floor - v4n· attractt\'e. appl.. good loc.' $16,500 .

OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE- SEE OUR LISTIXGS­BUY 1N GREENBELT.

SALES OFFICE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK: .

Mon.-Fri.: 8:30-5 pm Sat. 10-5

Sun. Noon-5 WE ARE LOCATED ON

HAMILTON PLACE. , 474-4161, 474-4244.

474-4331

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1.:.1 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

~ ·She Makes The Difference A .

Reelect Gladys Spellman to Congress Vote Democratic November 4-

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GREENBELT SEWS JlE\lh:w ~- .. · GID &ard Discusses Rehabilitation Probl~ms, Crime Prevention Prog.

' l by SW J[astaer Cnaw P'"rorYf'....,.,. At Thursda~ venmg's regular GHI boa:-d meet.".;: and abo The- avs lao .:v o! a c:·y ;.o-

at the Greenbelt Development Corporatwn ses;:or. j ... ~: p~eced- Ill·.- Pf''ltftam •JO .:nmt rr~1":-:t.on ing Jt., mattei-s pektammg to the rehaO!llta\lun p:-•J;ec: c!vmlna- v.ou de-lr>~d by Sandn.!~rne"' ted- the agenda. ""'hu nu~f'd :~..1: :h . .$ ..,:~, .ovked

In ttM- GDC p«t•on of ~ht> rel·tor Waynt> \V !Lam_, D.:~t·..r ::;.;.,~ .. ,~~~--·~~:-"~;.e:r.~r~~r_; meetinc. Kt"Mra.l eanaaer Ken- Cari t'unra.J o • ..tm• d m-·::1. ....t ~he n.eth KopsUJn re-coaunended ex- t"X:...10 t>nc ::~tru~o::.aa... ..id-ro.:ta{o> ->n .n- ~:~~r::v :\~,~:t..~:~ ~e;:: :l..,:J.:a~~e ~=~:.Jit~~:alp~~~~~ adt>quatE" tre-at..._.n: o~odm .. -.. ~tt>rffl Q'-"dl~•· "i'd,··· A m;t.vn :._!~p._..n=>Or

by GHJ',. ~er.rh~t' ;:-r0o ~-·i .:on- I..H ~ u::: :r~~c::O~":owH:o~~~d t_ractvr J::~.~~ :_:_!"':.~·:-··.·~-;~~~-~-~:u:.: ... gL~

1

~:d;;_~ur~ .. !,,·,~n~ fa1W the- bond l.S..'>IJt> to about l!t A.-: .~\H" of .t d:t'!....r.-~.· lc~d .,..3.~ .-...... •. • . ... "'"" lllilAOll dollars. hJgber than what br•Jught up by d rl'~·~ r i-:--1 Ja.Dh'"i J~t'S ~u.:. d ~."'..t.: :~t-r.:- iha...~. rt>-the- c1ty has authotJU"d. wh.le on who <t.Sked Dav_.,. ··t.,. :~··r ... .l ~•me ~·o:•"lt.J Oo"*"n '1. -·::-::~..->h ·>I btiJ'g.~ the other hand the state Lm.:d ·•n:'·t wnthw .,.h;Lh .,.. :h r, ;H: :!1&: hd..->n': .... :1 ,..,.

be approacbe4 Jate-r o!l tor ..,uch mu..-;t n-pa.:r .:iamq't" :n··:· v~ cau.s- ~rt.-d .n :·w ~r•• ~--tin811lcmg. As a pra..:t . ..:al rna:trr t>d"" Ht" :'IVtr'd ~lla: 1. m··mDt"r t"v-:n :r.n .... g~ 4'W~ .·r:mP~ -t.:'t- r .. too. be added. the stall' dues not at ~ C'our. Rtd&t· na;..! ~t>?Qr~t"d. P"'~ ... d ~ _.r ~;>r:ngh:Jl L....t.l.- ·ar.J ha\llie' thf.' llJDe to prepa:n' a v.ork· :ha: p!an:.s wtort' ,jam~e·.! ~n.J ~ ~.-~Mr d.r>"a,• A mernt*r !rom ablot schfflule. On a ftlot.on oy v.;ndvw and part uf it. ~··~.-.. wt"re ~~,. :!:. •.r qu.e..;t:rmed "-"·~e-!her duector Jose-pb Jenkms th.~ ff', br•Jkt"!". ProJ«""-·: cOOilr"d.··": ,r E.-..- :~r.y·)"'t' .il ;,.,_,-p:na: J'-J(. nf'\loi ommendatwn wa.o( adopted w~:h tr: a,, kn•)Wit'dl't>d !h.st '"' .. t •t :~,. ~4",., k.-.,...1 • '.mrad dine-tor StiPft Curt.~ huwt•Vt'r d.· e-mot.•>na.l . .s...~~ :o "t.H' ; <a:'!"-. ~d it..""' ~~u: -~n .. s,.,.~- llfovW• mend1nl' tbe- mot

1on t

0 provlde hu.r~ •bu:· thot-rt" .:. g•).:-:~ :o bt> dnr-..n~ r:H'!' ":-:mes :n GH! f,;r

for cont1nunl& pianmog fur ~n~ .:i.un..t.~ :v 'OhruO~!'Y t ~ .• ·n I ""h.a:pv. ::" r• .J.·"-"!" · B.srb.-'t',. and apartment!~,.. d·lfl: :h:nk . .s <Li ~orr .. , •• "--"' .~ "ud;~ •'>mm ·~- mf'ftl~• K.J.~n-

St>veraJ de-tails of the P.t~n:ly ~m.s at th,.. ~.IT' ... : h.l.~P«'"" · rr n...- K~·n .. !)uth mPm"o.-lrs ut !ho" on-gw~ pf'Ojet't thl"n occupa·d HtiWI"Vt'T J&m, ... Jl"!..'l: ... :.-•_1 :na.t ~h..- ~,.,.,. Krnr• ita.t!'. r~pond..-d thP board':4 attent.on. Rr'habtli!.d.- .... ndo.W ~nd r .. n .. ·e d..un-rtge Wa..i 'hat :.""'•' ?' ..... t~otter lha: ~p---

~ tion superYi:sQ.r D -" Davb re- · ~~..;~ --.t !hi?' '.:m1.na.ry ~ ::war.; :n ~~t' Sr•• ~ : . .; 'gut porte<l tba.t a problt·m has ar:~ .. n :'1 ·h.- cm.r, .. ·•! ~."'r ...... ~ r .. nab.J _ ~f>., d.r,.,-~.y trom !he- ~o;.ct" dt-· i.n tlw course of m~taJ. 1 ng ~ar:. ~~~.:on :tPm3 ('.,nn1d r~.-~ aa ob- ;-ar~m*·nr' ISff Ed.to~ ~ott' lions aDd insulatiOn In att.C~ Jt'•·~-0n of h.~ .)Wn ,.d,)'l:'.& :nd~ hE" ~ Jl, ...... :"'g :n s lr':~l'[~l :rn.,- nil'E'd $om~ Of thf' atlCS - about a, :h.rtJ F'ld..io b.c·E'n tur:-.,.tf by ttU• itd.tf from ~ •t ..-ff Jt:.~ olf ~hot" r..··>~r~::Vf' oft~ so far <tea'• ·h J , it·nd -..~" v •.. ,ed by "j·m.-mbt:·r tuUhlstored aoods- ~r :~w- ftO:~~ !k~~~;~ d:~,.~~~t':~·~:.!';~:~~:~~.t !:-·lm :n.,. n ... ,r and by atdl~ ,·om· ln& aln!-ady lDStallfod. mak•nc .t ...,~.., ->:mply t. rt>qut>st &:-.• 1 ·•h~ .m,t~,_ •. m .. mbf"r Fra:tk I Vrvas: di~uft or impos.31bJe- to do the pre.-~.....;.e-d 01 d.rt"(::or Jt-~-..'1-"' :..., bo.th •f '•"•hr-.m han• n:'t'ttD.~~y had wOrk.. ~t coordmator Pa~ c:ar:!y~ :he l!l4'1a&f"'l" :t.'1d ;>mJrd pmr-t>r~y da.ma.,;t"d or st,-I!Pn.. Je-n ~ explaaned furthe-r !hat !!Oftlf' '-t.prrvl-'rur o.-_,_~ dto'kr.~d :hf' ktn" mot.•.-'" wLi pa..5s.-ft una.n•­of lbe bollteownen ;nvolved ,ut' dffit 0 r '-'onrw·:~ cor.-~ .. :_.; w:th mously .J.nd !1 fc1rth~T rQot1on by olf bed lDCOBift and (:an.JIOC. al- worke-r-s u ~~n~ In rt. .i.vu.on VlhiiJ.iUil.i rt'feTTt'd the kt1on to f~ to pay for IIDOVUIC' tbe ...., uf authonty at tbe Wft'll.ly pbl..n· ~be ~~M"mber rrla.t1orts cOmUlJ\!e-e ten.aJ ouc crmporanJy and then n 1n.- mH'tln•~ J~nkms th• ... l(ht for cont;nu.n& .itudy fol.h .. rnnc :h~ back ln after comp .. t1on of :hE' :ht' ~wt>r :0 tM :Jatu.auon :•r ::> vrocram I worlr.; he aDd Davu t"-5tlmatt'd the ab~y hes 50me-wMre ~J: (Fa. OCWr .._ coR of such labor at roqb.ly 1120. Vl5 and Con.rW'.s YWWS.- sua:te..-~: At thf' ~mn•na ol th+ mwt1n&'

. Dired.or Waynot- W1lhams sua· lng ~hat Con~ JS actlq on:y &:~ a membe-r ~~ndtnC at 1 tlJurt R~­~ed. lllftabrn tn .sucb a 5Jtua- a11 mchvldua.l -.e•._.. •kn ~e >M"&n:h Road comphuned' tba: hn

. tioa could br Ci'ftn a c-hotce of talks to subrOAt.ratton. (.~a.r- yard was -·tqrn up~ by -.a.mtrn not haVInc: the tnsu.lahon work ..-n Donald Yolk rcw ~ pa~ ~ncof worlct>~ w1tbout plrior n&t:-

~~&;3~ E~.=E~ii §f~~:~;:2F~ llu 'Yiewl: .. urwma tlaal Soon t.DC-.. s~ ol frustrauon ... ~ ~0 nat be puDed up uaJe. tht .,.._ !ler ""re.IV waat.i to do •t ( fM tbe i.DIIaladoDl". Curtw ~r felt ,_, eawporahcm c1oa uw aa ~ .. to eany out Uw ~n­--and-..sDa,..lf be eouJd f1lnuU a "'wonl~­~ .... tiM' added c.-. eta.­~ -...-.m.....-...... ,.,........,..lloalo-aworll •- lie- bJfGHito do It l<f -~-totJw~T\

THI GIIUN81LT CULTUIIAL ARTS CltfnR

MUST INSTAll A SPRINICUR SYSTIM OVER

THE UTOPIA THIATIR S'AGE

aY NOV. 16, 1910 --..- ............ ____ ,_. .. ,...,._a, ' .. - o... __ ..._.o<t I· tllat M _. ~ fou.nd dP- The- Cltlttns of Crrt!'lbelt have' gtve'n outstand1:tg sup-

a ... .....uet~ ~ o11 ta •7

port to th~ CenteF sanc-1:" :t:i openmg nnw months agJ ADU _ _..,..,.port>- of ·-~

~-dlllt cnw C«Mbd co~rts. ch~ldrf'n's the .. ~:-p- to the commumtv at an!atrord~ =-f':'W '" ~....: ·~ o-~ '""" <••'"' _,,,. ~N• ' ,.,_ - ~~- . . ' ...-ee• M tW, e1WOU.Ilh'r t!wa. table- pnc-e ! .,..._ ..._ it •t-M taJie a few --a to ..-: to ..... Tllr t"JJ.lra ~ ,........... to~clo .o wu est.J· Prmce Georae-s Co1..rty move-d the deadline tor a ~prink·

....... ""•=j: .... -· ~ ~ aac1 'W1II .. dout ler sysum rnstallatJQD f:-om !\Llar('h. l!Mi to Sovernber 16

...... lo - . ....-... ~ Thas l5 il major monetar)l out~y ,.... •• reply to a ... ,.,. try d1-

Ru~eSale -Tk~---of t'---­___ .....,._....., -· 1;--.-...... ~ .. .... _.,._ ....... ~··---A --- ... ---,. ,._ • .... to •Jl.-cut.. ,....,.

..... .tlllle-l•tMm-......... ---------

!NO

,,. CINJIR NffDS \'OUR HII.P

P~ Mnd C1XllributtQn to

Tile G_.llleh Calt.nl Arts Ceater, llw

ro.- tD

~he- board that :he-M' ~ :U an e-mer. gency cau.sM oy .o. . .., ater ma.m· break a.nd ~ha! il: - lch a tu~:~e ·:here- v.·a.s no b.: .. :_.· ror com­m:..J:uca: .. Jn S.~ar·.! members ... oncurrl·d w:~h J_~t>. ·...:r Donald­wn s m.Jt.on ~!":at .n t ~:wre an at­:t>mpt ~ nud.P •a !'l·)L~v me-mbers a'ft'f'C~i"'J by !>UO.:h 1'";'3.-r~

Po...-..,..b:y :~.... o:- :y :,r!ght mo­mt>:"': ::ur..)r.g :hf' • ·,-,-~ ng·3 long .... t ,)( d.ffi.:..:.:.~~ ·1.me for the

O..'ard and ~:a:'f ·a~··-: K Jpstf';n ~f'.

;:>Vr~""d :na: :h.- s• t-3.r-r.•·:ltln&' pro­Jt:'C! on .=;)u:h-& a.y na.~ t:nally be-en c·umpl .. ~<"d anJ .s :-: ~ _;l OPf.Ora!­:on. anJ hi!.-> .,.a...- ... ~ iOour !3,t)O(l

ga!lun.-i of L.:-1 01: .:- ::-.- last )'f'ar.

EDITOR"'- SO'Tt:o T,._ P~ Bio'nrr n. P"'p&ft'd -.-kll b)' Po.

lirN" L&.. Joh.a KJ"Ub. ~uhnlit:&ed to

thr G!'tof'~b.:-:~ ~ ...... • R· .. 'iew aad

prill&t-d 'lubAtantialb .._, ~ived.

IDr.,..nta ,..porWd """ tboM that N)nstit\J..,_ wriou8 olh·n!W'S and

...... mptinl( ol tu.ppr-a.iap or

..... wh fif'f'f'nbf"lt1I"F"t ~houJd be a­

" aft'. ~~ hmitahuru. prr-tlude

a fub bstinc.

Thursday·, October 30, 1980

Greabelt ltJDill News Th1s t:> the marathOn and cross

country seuoa. At least two

Gret>nboeltero> were among H 000

runnf'rS m ':ht New York City

Marathon or. Oct 26- Paul Swee­

ney and Bob Baker finished 1n

3 ~ 09 and 4 11 08. re::;pectiv~ly

Yore Grt't'nbelters plan to run m

:he ~ar,ne ·:'~ps Marathon this Sur:da.y ,;tartlng at 9 a.m. at tht> Iwu J1ma. M-rmvr~al on Arlington. O~hers plan to run m tht> Mary­land St.ara~l-.a:ut tn Baltimo~ on :Sunday. Dt-t- 1. Please- repor: re:mlts toJ L.ney Sod at -t7+-9362

Bnan R.va. 9, a student at St He~gh·,. &hc£11, piace-d second n: t!'\t" 9-10 age group .n the C.Y.O l'rus,; C0unt:<y ChaJO.Pl~mshlps a~ For~ Du.por.t Park ,.t.shmg:or. •Jn o . .-: 26 JL'Ia ran ~he 3 kilom­f'~er ·1.~ m•le I cuutse 1n 13 11.

B•)YS 3.nd t:tls :hrough 17 year-> may run ~n ~:Z,.e Jun:or Olymp1c,.. ~ ·rvs.,;-C'._.u~: ..oy at Lake !':'t>t•dwood :n M.)n:gom~r:t (".,u:-~tY or. ~uv. 9

4eto6ic Oance f:x.cetci3e Body Rhythms announces its 6 week winter session at Capital Plaza start­

ing WIIK Of NOV. 3.

,.\ pro~r3rtl ot condltwmng usmg d.inC'e- and exercise

rr.ove-rr.ents to popular mus1c ~h,1rE>('Igraphed !or c-ardw-

b

v.:tscular rondttwnmg

Regjster Mor:.-T~ . .if.:. : - 9 Captta.J! Plaza

Call 3-\l-1199 to resf'rVe :;pa~

Cld.Sses meet ~!un'\\~f>d 10 .. 1 i a.m

:l.l"'c Wed 7 30-8 30 p m

Tc 'To 6 15-7 IS p.m

T..: 1Th 7 30-8 '3~ p.m

'

Recapture thcrt feeling of well· beingl

Greenbelt Cultural Arts Center ' presents live

HALLOWEEN THRJLL.£R FILMS ''Phantom of The Opera"

4't~h Lon Cnaney

":'li<)&feratu,. tht" ort~nal "Dracula''

FRI. OCT. 31 - 8-P.M. - $2.00/$1.00

AUCTION .;'stage

10 AlA SAT., NOV. 1

··Dr. F11ustus" u·nh

Ehza~th T ,zylor & Rtchard Bllrton

SAT. NOV. 1 8P.M. $2.00/11.00

UTOPIA THEATER 129 Centerway, Greenbelt Tel.: 474-7763 ::

_Thursday, October 30, 1980

CLASSIFIED $1.! '> for a ten word minimum. 10.: each adc:Utiona.l word. Submit ad.!' in writiDC'. accompanied by .~!ISh payment to the News Be­,·Mrw office at l5 'Parkway before 10 p.m. of tbe Tuesdq preoedlng publtcation. or to the Newa Re­··iew drop box in the Twin Pines .;avmgs • Loan oftlce before 4:30 J m. Tuesda,-. There i.t no charge for listiDI' items that are found . BOXED ADS: .h..!Ml minimum for a 1 ~ inch, 1 column box; Sl~ each additional halt inch.

P T and F !T poeitions aYailable. Fret> tra.inin&' and cood company beneftt.s. Call Mr. Grec Shannon at -174---5100. P AINTINu - 1ntenor, exterlt')r, ..,. :l.llpa.perinc. lil'ht carpentry, and '--.·r!UDlc tile. Good Greenbelt ref­ererrces. excellent workmanship. Frank Gomez. 47+--3814.

ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE· PAlR - Electric. Standard and portable. C'all 47~-

!:'-ITERIOR .lo EXTERIOR PAINTING - General cipairs, plaster patching, wall eovering, drywall. Don Williams 474-4719.

!:N!VERSAL CARPET CLEAN­~G - Quality work at reason­able rates. steam cleaned. 47..._ 8035. Free estimates.

PIA..-..:0 TUNING AND REPAIR -Expert and ft.to.li&ble Piano Service to Greenbelt since 1960. Benjamin Berkofsky fTf..-8894

CRAFf SHOW MTL"RDAY, NOVEMBER 1

11 A.liL TO 5 P.M.

"' --BIPS.IIool s.--a..,.

W-•-OilT ADMJl!SION FREE

Beltway Appliance Service

SAKE DAY SERVICE

on

•Wubers •Ref~rators

• Dryen • Freezers •R.aDces • Diahwaahen --- .. -~ - .......... ALL WORK GUARANTEED

Photography

By

J. PORTRAITS

ADVERTISING

INSURAl'fCE

J.-..._ ..... Ml-

SF-171 &

RESUII\ES Frustra~ ODd eonfusinC are two tei'IILI frequently aaoclat­ed with applicants -ltine Federal ~t. Now a croup ot prot-..ul pei'80117 nel ~ offer their ar-

- lD ~ Federal opplleatloaa that obtain tbe ~ -'ble ratiBp bued Dll I.Ddtridual quaWlcations. We dQ tbe ~. tbe ~ and the f_,.,.l<. We prepare RESt1MES that brine out tbe best m you.

FOR INFOR."'ATIO:S CALL: 3-~S-0~.!24 (or 47.&-1418 atk-r iS

I p.m.>

CALI;>WEU.S WASHER SERV­ICE. AU makes expertly repaired.

!_~;~ed ~'hirlpool dealer. GR-

PlAl''iO LESsoNS: peabody Con­servatory Graduate. Beginners -Arlvanced. 490-~

PROFESS ION AL PIANIST A_V AlLABI£-Leuona. all levels. {Jazz - lnlproVlsation specialty>.

;::~~-for wNdings or parties.

TYPING DONE IN MY HOKE­by espen tYPist. $1 per pqe, 2$< per carbol!i, 25c per card. $1..25 per page for disaertations, thesis. or t~rm papers. CaU 34:~1112 be­tween 9 a...m.. and 8 p_m. PIANO LESSONS in Greenbelt. 34~5143.

Studrnt v1ohn for sale. Full size. Price S8S Call 4'7-4-4903 after 5 p.m.

FOR SALE- M.aple buffet w. open hatch top, S500. Maple drop-leaf table w. ~ad.:; &-. 8 chain $115 Snow trre t1ms - 15" Ford 5 hole H" Gll· 5 hole; 13" Opel - 4 hole·. $.5 each. 2 for $7.5o. Ironmg board $10. Aqual'lum 474-61it3.

FOU!'."D - Black male neuterPd cat. very fr:rndly, vicimty of 71 C'ourt R1dce. -474-8550.

FOR SALE 12 •strmg Ovatwn guitar w 'hardshell c8.SC'. Excet cond. $350. -474·8487.

EXCEILE.'\-r' Y A R D ;>; 0 R K DO~E-Any place 1n Greenbelt Cali 345-26<6 BAZAAR Sa~ Nov. 1, Methodist Church. 40 R1dge Rd. from 10 a.m till 2 p.m.

FOR SALE-Lovely brick ram­bler. 3-4 bedroonu, 22xl1 first floor fa.mtiy room. Call Eva or Paul Dickerson,· 345-1806., or

LONG & FOSTER. Realta1'~

<41·11511 For ~nt: -2 br. end frame house­very good loc .. - lease mtd·Dec. to June 30. U.t81-for information call GHl - t7t-4161 - f?-i-42-H.

PAiNTINti - Interior, extermr, , papi!-'rinc, ·drywall. plastC!'r repair . panelina. ceramic tile. carpentrY. G'*'y's Painting, Greenbelt. Md . cau -141-90'78 after 4 p..m. CHINA FOR SALE-Mikasa chi­na tervicq for 8. $80. Call 642~ altf!IJ' 6 p..,_ American Cance:o--.-Soc=-~,.-ty ___ cOuege Park Coordinator for reside-ntial campaip. 35 hours a week, Nov. to June. Prepares records &- ma­terials, cQordinates tele-phOne re­cruJters. i~Uent position.. for so~ •ho wishes to have sum­DlC!'D off. !CaJ.l 864-7361.

llollhe!'r oi one will babysit in my hollle we$d&yo. 34:Ht79. HELP ~ - Experienced eled:rici&:rts. Apply at Greenbelt­Hamilton ~Place trailer in fe-nced are~ Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10-12. Ed-n Electnc Co_ Inc.

WA,NTEI)---Mature person to care for 5 mo. old A: 2~ yr. old in my bomeT' 3 ttmes1week for 2·3 hours. Flexible tours. salary negotiable. 47f.o1152.

W : Person ta clean houSE', e ~urs r week. Experience A: H'f.rencc~ required. Call eves. or weekends. 414--$888. POOL T:+:::BLE=Brand new 4' x 8" 1" .soliCl slate bed. so!id cherry frame. q .sticks. ba1Ls. racks. shelves. Beautiful condition. $600. :s72o4181 c&- 344-7857 • Joe. BEI'ri' HiCKORY 10AK ROCKER 112$. Made by Amish. 345-1189 or 344-70115.

; CALL J{)lcy

: 345-7497 SpeciJ...xing tn .Ceramic Tile

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW ~·· FOUND: OJ'&nC" striped oat, male, Gr--..1..-k y·-L- A-...1.. The Beauillleatloai a.aallteP around 8 ma.f, Edmouton Rd. Vi- camal. Da WilrD waa establiahed. ia tJe. A -..t cinity. Ca!I4'1¥oa- .. JleaJdiicatiM 1'-~esl tree J*nU..C p,__ - aL FOR SALE-Aquarium _ 2-15 pt. ~ that tbae- reaultect ill Oftl' ..... tanks complete w

1stand. li.Chts. Capitol Cadillac and SpringhiU trea bavin& ·beetl pi&Dted ..._,

hf'aters. etc-:. $50, fireplace screen_ Lake Apartmenbl Wfl'e wi.nnen County f'OIIId'w'a.1L Tbe ea.aitlee_ $15 women's size 14. 2!3 piece in 'the Pnnce. ~I'K" County hu a ~ tree plaatiiiC ~­suits. dresse

5, jacket A more, like annual beautiaeation contea .-ram a.n.d the public is ~ to

new-21$5 a set. 34~5515.. 1980 sponsored by the County use tbia form ol CO"'....,. sari= MEDICAL ASSISTANT~alle Beauti_ficatwn Committee. County t~. help beautify pub aad ~ part-time. Evenings: Tue.s. :!i • Councll member Ada ~oonce and ~ with a Uviq _..orial I

Thurs. Greenbelt Profession'!Ll Senat~r Edward Conro~n 1176 tM r.uterD BIMIIJnl 'Building. Salary n otiable +4:1- Committee_ Chairman R. Calvert was proclaimed the adlci8l -coaa-1919. e&' • Steuart W'lth the presentation of ty 'Bird. Tbe ComJaittee bU ~

the certdicates and National :~eUing Bluebird prillb wb1ch 81'1': ME~ YofiR NEIGHBORS on State and County fta&s. at a ce~ numbered and aiCJied by tbe lift-· electiOn day. Please ~olunteer to many on October 1 at the White ist to help raiM fuadli for ib au-pass out Dem~ratic hterature at Mansion m L&rao- tivitie&. To order the prlllt e8ll . ~reenbelt _polhng places. Call pre- Springhill Lake Apartllle!'nts 9&2-3176. For further illlonB&tka cmct. ch&J~an Charles Brown. were awarded ftnt place in the on t~ committee aDd Ita pro-474-0U9. Park and Recreation cate-cory. grams. cobtaet the ~ BABYS~ER NEEDED 3 p.m Capttol Cadillac wbieb opened office at 3ri0-3000. Ext. 11-l.

till 10 p.m_ Please call 441-1019 July 1979, received an Award of I One child. 2 yrs. Merit in the Business catecqry James Lockard

·BABY SITI'ING. for tht>Lr "1nitial attempt at land-Loving mother of 5 month old scapu~g a newly -craded construe· child would like to care for cbil tion site." Other catrsories judged dren m my College Park home Wf"re schools and churches, public

Spee~In

HMVJ'-Full or part tim~. Call after 8 buildings. streets. entrances and p.m. 345--8688. commons. and homes . Bee-­Eme.....,. Serriee DONATIONS WANTED: Tncy des and wagons in good conQition for Greenbelt Co-op- Nursery SchooL No big wheels please. Will pick up. Call 474-5570 'days.

BINGO. Friday nights at 6reen belt F1re House. 7:45 p.m.

Yard Sales MOVING SALE: FurniturE>. yard and household ttems. Sat .. Nov. 1 9·5; Sun .. Nov_ 2. 1-5. Lakewood 5 Gre-enknoll Place Basement en· trance.

Yard Sale: BabY .swing, cinder blocks, baby A: children's clothes, Gerry Cuddlf.'r, Speaker columns, surplus electronics. Nov. 1. 9-1. 2H Westway.

MOVING- Books~ dishes.~ furni­ture. household articles. Sat. Nov. 1. 10 a.m . .I p.m Prices reduced after 1 pm. · dgP Rd., rain or shine.

FOR SALE: Double Bed. Desk, table and miscellaneous items. Saturday, November t. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at l·D Northway Road. Outside if weather penni~. oth~ erwise inside

Reuonable

Rates

All Work Guaranteed

Odd .Jobs a Specialty

HOME It YABD L'IIPROVE!IIENT

SER.VK'ES

Eveeything . for your home or

yard - No job too. small

Free estimates --F.J-of

fR.Home n Service

vloilaG-

4 ...... --v A1wa)'O- wltlala 11\f> v A1waJ'o ..U. before vloHiaac vw-- DiP"' .t----V Top n&ed wflll eaMUIIIel' -yPnmpt. -- 1& ,... -­ieaee - He ...... ! .,_._.,._Ia,_ -- ~ VJ8& .....,.,..a CAU. -..ctll IN DAYTDlES --E-IIW-Pleue uk ta bow we t'SII help

clcH.t--;rounelfen O'--er the pboae

UCESSED MA!!SAGI: THEBAPY

Deep ~luscle Therapy LoiA'cr bal'k pain. stiff neck. hi'adachf"oi. foot problems, stiff. ness, tcnoiiOn, fatigue can all be relieyed. "I feel so good again .. I'm your neich~r. maybe I can help you 441-&111

BON BORGWARDT 102~2 ............ lllwL

Colle;• Pertr. MeL 2CJ7CD (onU.S.t .. .e:tbeBelt-r)

41-

SPECIAL $5.00 olf on all

Repair JoiH With This Ad

CAll 441-9116

su-t.U or

after 5 -p.m. 552-UCI35

CHARLES CHIP CO.

Why not join your friea41

i.nd neighbors ·in the Greenbelt

area wbo have becoiDe custom­ers of the Cbarlea -Olip Ch!

Charles Chips. m.aken of fa­

mous potato ebi,., ~ cookies. and candies. umounOM:

a new fne delifti'J' aerriee ill the area.. For IDOft info ud •rvlce can 5!12-1013 afte-r 5

p.m. daily.

Edgewood TV&A••• ~e--.. ......

--~­<J!)LI..EGIC PAliK. MD. -Uoeooed a, a-led

LEGAL CLINIC of DOUGLAS I. MALCOM Divorce, Uncont.

IDeorporatioa

Simple Will Bankrupto:r Adoption

200.00

~.00

Guardlansblp 100.00

Auto Accident 25,.;

Hourl7 Rate S 35.00 <Fees Exclude -coati)

FREEINITlAL CONSUlT AnoN

"Sometlair&lf For E"eryo-"

Rummagf·Salt Saa., Nov. Z, Moa., Nov. 3, "-· N-. 4

to.m.-lp.m.

BAKE SALE - SUD., """· Z, t L11L - Sell--\

MISHKAN TORAH Bidi'e .t. Westwa:r ads., G.....;..,.

-CloUt" For Tlae EaatiJoo FomilY ---TorO-- AppliaDoN. Booll:at MJ==db- , __ -

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Pae12

BECTlONS h. P· ~ waa ant earcted to tM ~land Bouoe of DoWcatH .n Ita and to rhe :lrlluyland Stat~ 8ellate 1ft 1- •lw~ tw .Wf"f'H

toda;r. Altbouah Cooroy 1S also peneiYed u belnC popular 111

G...,..IM-lt. tMno la little- data on wtDcb to procnoat.ICate •bat .. , UppeD u be aad Math.J.u squ&n ., ~Jl.Sl No(:b onw, In ftf!ltlwr

tft4 aor liTI did Coaro7 have a Jtepublka.D c:YDenpr wlwn tw .aOod for reeWcUOil to tM St.atr Smale. Hi.l 'W'Ote- totals for tboer ~ the"'foft. ofl~r no bas..1.- for COI!qlaJUOII with t~ ol Matb._. lD ecmtnted elft'Uons. Tlw ~ ~ loo doclcled b)' SU<h t.cton as tile pull of party loyalty. t~ por cened li ..... LSIII or CORWrYat~ el Ole taadldates.. tlwn pos1hon.s ca part~eula.r i:ss\M'S or .won w.Ut. trwer is pqlkd 1n tM pnsuwfth&l

~ I

Gladr-J &;::'.-n 111 aca1n pected to , reap tM top .otr 1n Greeabt-lt la twr bad tor a fou~h tena. Her:' Re,.ubhc:an ett.allr~r. Xftbl l&Of.', worlled aa a bu~t ......,._ m tM Tnasury O.part ....... ~~

Ia 1174. a~u.an carr!~ thf" cit7 •1tll ., m.a)Or1lY and tn 11'111 ~~.- ..... of thfo vote Two

)IIMft 1180 abe- atlllueed r.' of tlw­-looll-•.

Audn-7 t:. Meibournr. J&lllf"'l

'X ltH. ud David Gra.J ROM an> :rwuai.r&a lor ttw tJU"H .J~' .a.t. 1n tlw 7th JudlctaJ ~~n·u1t of t:be Citic:\ut Court. -nw.~ i.S no

-tat. Voten aft abo brin& ukld to

"'ffUte wbeelwr .or ftOf: thf'J' want ~ 0. Wn11t. Jr to tont1n~

Pl. Idee- U At-l..arp Judp 1n tM ,~ of SpK.al Ap ... ~ --'I'M falowulc are WI"9\DC U

electioD. _,._..,: o.aarprnoas for O...lwlt ana: RrpubiKan Eu­lllft ~ Dotll<><rat.s J•fl Gal­--r aJlJI TOIII Wb1tr ~HlCt Cloairpo.._. · :n -3 Ropubbun .....-ne Ylxl!.l. O..OCrat Cllerin SrowD; %1 ·• Rrpu-hc::an .Jolla Cllun:lnil. O..OCrat Roy CattiD: :n-a Ropulolkan Jofl .. , ~ l.Actiql. ne-ocrat Ron -: :U-13 Repabli<an Alan vma. ~rat Dick Fl'ftlcb.

Clllef Judrpa: 21-3 R..pubhc&n x..-- Fuc!llo, O..OCrat Pa­btcia ...... : 21-4 Jb-pubJ»ean

G'iu:ENBEL T )o'EWS REVIEW

c.,.._,_ 0\w to li'w ~!lL•.'.,aJ &Jecllon on

TU6da,J Sov t both tk SHL R,e-c. ~-nU'r and y.)ulh Centrr w1H be' opea at 12 noon to att~o-­datr vacatwn1n1 ~ebool chlldren --Tlw whH'~ · al~ tu.mrliiC at tbP Crntrr School Gya_ eo.e roller skatr ff'OID 4 p m. - I p.liL A DOaJn:.al ft'e' tS eD.arpd at tbP door ror ~k&tt" ~nta.L. 'J""boee wt.o haft' tlw1r own. nnk lrkales shouk! bnnc thrr•- 0.1!1 an u follows WP<tnn.Uy-. foJr Kanderp.rteD thru l GI'<Aders :utd Fndays for the 4 tbrv 8 Grade-rs. _c..._.....

Tlw ~\· DPpart ~& ..-.n !lpoft­

sonnc th~ :-f:nth ~ua.l C:ralt Sbow and Sa.e on Fnda7. Oect-a · twr ).. Saeurday S and Sunday, T Gathrr cral!l> .-!ld e-nt~t-r the show Apttl.catJ<.ms a~ avada.bW at ttk' Tout h Center 8~11\e'M Odlltt or cail t7~ a.nd be- put 0111 ttw ftla.llirta h.'Jt Lm.trd spacn are av&Jiabk App; . .: at101U1 are ac cf'ptrd on ~ ftnt r<"J~ae, ftrst se~ ....... , . ..,.-.c_...­--c~recn>&tJOnal yolJe7balL both COIIIpit'OtlW' and f'PC'ft&l:ionaJ. is pla~ at the- Qontn !k-bool Gym

Pat C'&Jn bnrlocrat llvn~l W~t-t­drnhkl, ZI-8 fUpubhcaa· ~ Barron, OPacxrat Anna R.­<Ar<it.-1; 21-13 R.rpubbcan H~lrn We-s~Y. Drllllldc.-.: ~&n!'t .r .. n

J

Thu.-.day. Oclber 30. 1980 I

P.G. Genecilogical

Society to Meet '"Rewarch A:~aa New-spape-n"

w111 be- fr'VliWMi lty a panel of thre-e e-x..-rts at tM Nove-mbe-r :S mHt•nc of the- Pnn~ 0.0~ Count7 GeM&JOCicaJ Scx1ety at 7 lO p.m.. at Gff't'nbrtt Labrary Panel speUe-n v.tlll mclude Sarah Fl<rmtnc. curn-nt '2nd Viet' ~ .... dent ol thr Soc.'1<ftY. wbo Will ex­p:a:n how to And o&d IM'..;-p.apers. un10n h~U. and tlo• to make- in­tnhbrary ~ .Arra.ncemt"nts; F~ndr. E. W't:ch.t will sharr t~l"'.ntque5 a.nd mform.at1on on ab:Jtr&ctJ.IJC from·old M'W~p&per5; and Be-tty Stf'V?l18. wbo Wl.D p~ vu:W an«dotn land rHUIU of newspapPT f"f'W'a.-kh 1n her &ft'L

All .,.. wt"lco • .-. Fo~t tu.rtl\e-r 1nfonaat .on c&Jll212-8112.- ~

on )lon and W f!lds.. I 30 p m. -10 30 p m tor th( ... 18 ~n lr: up.

8«,....._ CaW .. r- Pelky AI t pe-non.s e1tenn1 tl'w RM:

Cente-n aze- reqlau•f'<i to .ban- a Centen Pas.!l ....,th the e-uept:on of ti'Klee atttndln& !!lpteta.l pro-1-r&m.s. C'lty n:!lu .. nu have pnor­It)' u.soe ol f&ed!Ues at all tHDf'S. County rnuient.siWlll br ad.m-:tted :o th~t- centers o! a l.tauted ba.ns plw a n~ID.lnal f,i:Jly tee w1ll be-t> du."fJ'I"d. l...laut !; IS ten Pnnee­~orae-s County ft'stdeat~ pe-r day ]n:c&l n!CLStr&tJc• 1s vahd for Mf' c&lo:-nd&r ~ar or:ltr A!l penon.s hi and oW"r will bP l~uu-Pd to !lhOW a vahd ID , dnv~tt·, hceonse or pte~ tun!' 101 whf'n t'•trnna the l>uild­lftl' Pe-rsoru urtlller 11 yean ol •l'e Will nE't'd to Jbe re-alstere-d bot­

fore entry

O.mo- R~pub- t'natftl A.)n~P-Tie&n

Precmc: cr~!"' hcan.s '"'"" ~rty Total

CPnte-r S.:ftool II, n• 1!121 .~. ~ :t~

Nortlt; End School ~ :n-• ·- 513 ••• %:!91

Spru~&tnn L.a&e- S..·h,X~t 1· :0-3 ~Cl t.:':! J.48 20"'

Elt>&IIOr R8oeewl1

!] H1P ScbooJ• ;t~IJ· u~ ""' :r.t ""'

TrYI'.U. &4012 2124 1::"9 ,j 9.807

• Tlw 13lb Pftc1n.ct ··" madf" up of • 11 Tlw- Gfffntittar Glf'n Oa..k1i .n4 W1rwbor Gf'ft"n Dt-vt>lopmrnts. k:lcated withn1' ttw- c1ty hm1t.s

!lind Ow • 2) Godd.llrd Spacr \'11!~ Hunt1ug c.ldp. (.'"ht'~a '\o\.'oods a.ad BrM- Bf'('oOII \'Hlace t;kvelopment~ kx tPd outs.1de th.e-

l"ltJ'• bordPn-

1i;:::<:? DEDUCTS 11::: ~

!

Don't let deducts get you dawn! ,

. wt.ile it's- that cleductioo• ""*• your talt•home paJ. Our deduction can ... lp build your ~ncial ""Hft 1

. thtough

WITHOl.DINb PAYROLL. [The JDOe;t ronven~ent way to save ·and ~P loan p.ayment.s 1S through payroll

~ W1thhoklinc We shall be p~ to ,.t '..lp a p1an !or you lf your ripJoye~

~ provldes this sei"Yi.re.

121 Cr ' ••7 (P.O. Box 157) -- ..... -n-.,, ........ s p.a.

• ...., ........ 7 p.a.

. Greeahelt. Mel. 20770

Phone: 4 74-5900

I) GREENBELT $24,to0 REMODELED. TOWNHOUSE I

Assumable loan on this 2 BR unit w/large woodsy lot.

2) GREENBELT ' , : JUST USTED

3 BR t0wnhouse w /two story addition.

3) GREENBELT I

HONEYMOON CONDO

SlS,too i

Great ~~!~

$39,0oo

Spotles..s condo w/plush. carpet~ washer & dryer. 1

Call

Now~ . ' i

4) HY A TISVIU.E ' 1

I

SS9,99o HURRY BURRY

Th1s 4 BR. Brick home won't last long! ..

$631oo 5) BLADENSBURG . JLST REDUCED Sl,OO(f i

Call today lo see this ~ Bedroom. C~pe Cod~ ·1

6) GREENBELT $99~ SUPER AREA

~any Custom bmlt home w /4 Bedrooms & 3 Baths . . I features

DID YOt: KNOW"' - Wh1le Syman Realty, Iric does a

great busmess here m Greenbelt. we also hst and selllmany properties outside ot Greenbelt in Prince Georges Cpunty and netghbormg cou-nhes. Call today and let us helP, you w1th all of your real estate needs, in or out of the Greenbelt

Call 47 4-5700 i NYMAN REAI.TY JNf:i.

151 Centerway


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