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P~l --------~--------------------~G~~~~~T~HEW~~S~RE:~Vm~W~--------------------------~~~~~==::= ~---~ Skolnik, 1-E P!ateau, Benjamin at the Naval Air Statton, Whltlnr Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard The National Se Foundation ~ Alan was born May 20 weltrblnc 8 Field, has placed him among ,the Fltzenrelter, 111 Tamarisk ct. awarded Unlveralt of Mar11and · lila. 16 oz. He joins a Blster, Shay- top ten percent of all otudent naval While at Rooeevelt he participated student Donald. L. GI8MIIlUI an

Km, JoeePh L. Noel, Jr., lOti North- Scott L .. Hand, 106 L)'ll'brook. Ct., air atatlon &nd ftrttt amonr aJI.stu- was twice awal'ded the coach's a- of his potential for. &clentl8c ca-Harey K. Noel,· son of Mr. alld na. who Is alm08t th"'e yearo old. aviators )lndercolnr tralnlnr at the In varsity soccer and baseball and honorable men.tlo:J:recopltiOII

Wft7, received a Bachelor of Science received a Master's of Education dent naval aVIators completlnr aca- ward for . th~ soccer team, waa reer. Hla field Is · . dell'f'e In business and finance on .from,Jamea Madison Unlverolty In demlc training during the MQitth 'of named a member of the Prine• Andy Kilman was ..

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elected to May 20 from Mount Saint Mary's Harrisonburg, Va. January 1979. Georges County A B soccer league · ~ IYenlt College In Elmmltaburc, Md. <.-'harlotte Tropp, wife of Sterling Airman OregozY R. Dahms, )las team and was a photographer for Phi Beta Kappa at Un Y

Klrt T. Hardy of Rldre Rd. also E. Tropp, Jr., graduated from the been assigned to Sheppard AFB. the school yearboo!L and newspa~ of Maryland. Hed·'. the ooa of recelv@d a Bachillor- of Solence de- Prince Georgeo Community College Teuit, after completlnr Air Force per. Itsy and Ted Kllm of Creecent lfl'ee In buslneSB and flnance from School of Nursing on May 26. Char- Baolc Training. Gregory Is the son · Amy Hecht, daughter of Mr. an<l Road. Kllman gr ated fa De­

'Mount Saint -Mary's. He Ia the son lotte Ia the daughter of Mr. and of Donald F. Dahms, ,43-e Rldre Mrs. Henry flecht, lt2 . Julian cember with a majl.{l!;t. eoonomica. 'of Jean Hardy. . -Mrs. Stanley Thawley of Gennan- Road. Alnnan Dahms will now re- Court, Was elected prealdent of Since October, he htil reelded on J~~m.. H. Rlcharda rooelved a town, Maryland. Her grandmother celve speclal~ed training in ac- Colley College's chapter of Mu Kibbutz Keturah In larael wll.ere Bachelor of Arts degree In public Is Beatrice S. Hartman of Green- .. eountlnr and finance. Sigma Epsilon, the national· music he Is mastering the ~hnolotl7 of admln~ratlon 'on May 111 from belt. Marine Lance Corporal Danny R. honorary society for junior col- manufacturing of drlp ... r plfe laTl-Upper iowa Unlverolty In Fayettr, Douglas Stanley Graham, sou of Newton, son of Bobby R. and Bar. leres. gallon systems. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Oougi&S Gnoham, bara A. Newton, 19-M Parlnvay

Conrratulatlons to Kathy D'Es- rec~lved a bachelor of arts degree Road, has been promoted to his P08lto and Bryan Tlpl«dy who wer~ from U.banon Valley College In present rank while s<'rving with the named to the Dean's list at P.G. Annville, Pa., in the field of social 3rd· Marine Division In Okinawa. Community Collere. Kathy has science. Susan Ellerln Rlndler, daughter received tbls honor for the third Janis E. McFariMld, daughter of of Pearl and Albert Ellerln of semeoter In a row. Mr. and Mrs. H: MdFarland, will be Lakeside, was named assoclatP.

Harold R. .Weiner recently rp.. inducted Into VIrginia Tech's chap- dean of !Jle Northeastern Unlver-turned from Montreux, Switzerland, ter of Phi Beta Kappa schoiMtic slty College of Arts and Sciences. where he was t·he ruest of South- honor society June 8. She Is a Rlndler, an associate profesoor of w""tern Lite Insurance Company · senior In biology. education, was appointed to the at th" flrms' 1979 convention. Weln- Congratulations to Hana Stern Nor~heastern faculty In 1973. Per er Ia an arent with the company. who won flrst place in the Com. area of academic specialization Is

'111llle Wetter recelv@d a •ervlce munlcatlon field at the Regional psychometrics, the technique of &Ward tlnd Adele Mund recognition Scl.,nce Fair at Prince George's mental measurement, and ·her re-

LEGAL CLINIC of DOUGLAS I. MALC.M Divorce, Uncont. suo.oo FREE INITIAL :ri.corporatlon 1150.00

CONSULTATI~ Simple Will 315.00 Bankruptcy 175.00 Beltway Plaza Adoption 1110.00

Sbopplnr Cente1

Auto Accident 211'1'• Greenbelt, M:d. 2!1'ft

Hou•ly Rate $ 30.00 474-8~8 (Fees Exclude Coots)

for her· flrst prl~e-wlnnlng egg sa·l- Community College, Largo, Md. search focused on bias In testing. &d from the National Council of En•lgn Daniel Brandt Lloyd, US- She earned her B.A., M.S. and Ph. Jewish Women, CG, grandson of Mrs. Louise Mur- D. degrees from the University of

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Winners of dupllcatr bridge on phy of 51 Crescent Road, has been Pennsylvania. June l wr.re Sh1riC'y Bryant anrl presr.ntrd Irtters of C'ommrndation Congratulations to Craig FltzPn-CJare JacobH wJth Dori~ Johnson naming him to th£> (•nptain's List rclter who ·was rPcently nward£>0 and Ruth Schultzle corning in i'lf'- nnd as Acadcmi1~ Training Studrnt a Univrrsity of ~faryland mC'rit Cond. of the Month. Lloyd's out!ltandlng Hcholarship A r-:f'nior at EIPanor

It's a. boy for Lola llnd Steven nchlcvement In academlr training Roosevelt High School, F'ltz .. nreil<•r

Public Hearing on Revenue Bonds Uon progr!lm." (Continued from page one)

PIUit OHI preoident Ja111eo W. Snjlt<h re111lnded council that GHI sine~ Its Inception in 1952 has been a good neighbor. "From 1963 to 1964, GHI regu·larly prepaid Its tax co to thc city so that ~he dty would not have to borrow In anticipation of taxes," thus helping all segments of town. ··Lakeside, Woodland Hill•. Lakowood llnd Boxwood a• well as am.

.. <'ct to thf' C'ity Pnact1ng the char tPr amPndment ?" Three hands went up newly elected GHI bollrd member, F.d James. and GHI tnembf'rs, gunice Coxon and Mil

GHI paid l/3 of tht' coat of pre. paring the Greenbelt Master Plan, Rupported the city In achieving low ~enslty dev.-lopment In Green belt and sued the Board of Educa tlon when that body Ignored the r.lty'• wishes In regard to the high echool Bite, he continued.

OH! member Strphen Polasc'hlk cautioned council and citizens alike t·hat "the el'lorts of the GHI com­munity to maintain their home• reflect upon the entire city. It th" hom011 in thro GHI n.rra wf1rf:' p~r mltted to d<'terlorate, thlo condi­tion would atrect the property val uea of all hom .... "

"I oupport thla propooal 100",<." l!l&ld Jam"" Cassels, Green•belt's 197R Outwtanding Citizen and new reo! dent of Green Ridge House. OM ""Ia, repreoentlnr a c<>-.optoratlve Interested In purchasing the center, oald that If hlo group lo ouccetlllful, It would come to council oeeklnr revenue bond flnanclnr. Casoelo would like to oee the amendment broe.dened to allow for n..w con otruotlon aloo. "Had the city bern Abltt to ftnance construction ot G.....,rtRJtd.., Houoe," hr oatd, "wr 'IOOuld have oaved ourorlvro a lot of h~o and money.''

Oouncllman Richard (,'atotaldl r. f>O"ted that th~ preornt <>Wner of the llhopplne ccntrr hao aloo In qulrf'd about pmoolblr rehabilltnlion.

Howal'd S.vqp, ·L&kroldr, urrrcl <'Ouncll to pau the amrndment: " ... ln<tlrt't'tly th• em rrhablllta . tlon project r•fl...,to on mP. I lAin 'lly tt."

Dnvld Lanp, al.., ol Lake•ide, •U •r otro,.ly oupport 1 hP ~hnr t•r Wlllndment. ft to In thP Grrrn. belt tradlt1on lo •upport Improve mrnt1 In thc quality of llfl! ... Wt' al'l! <'Oncernrd by 1 h~ ap!H'ar ut<'f" of our town and It~ <'Conoml<' vlllblllty. OHI needo ltnenu" bond ftna""Jnrl rlrht now bee"'""' It •• part of tha ortrlnlll town, Thooor nt ,,. In hou""" t"-.t are 10 to 12 year. old w111 be lntl!reoted In another 10 to 11! ,... ... O.....,nbrt&r 18 Yef7 ni!W, ,.,t ltlo limP will comP. Wr're star­tlnr With OHT bi'Mlu•r thft1 '• WhPrr th" town otar'ted."

ton Hoffman. Hoffman summarizf'd thf' opJ)osi

tion'M point of virw on rPhabilita Lion: "Whot Will It Post? What is nt thc back of GHI'• mind? A $17 mil lion dollar loan? Will they sock Hotrm~m with a $:l,OOO mortgage for mort~ heating work? They want n. blanl< c-hr.ck so they can comr bat'li: for morr rnonf"y! If you ~<'n tif'mf'n Rl'f' going to bf' in pipf'linf', Mr. Hoffmn.n is g'()i ng to b£' angry with f'R.('h of you!"

Cox.o11 wa.~ Inutlculary C'oncvrm•d that 110 uppf'r limit is placed on rf'venut• bond flnanl'ing. She ff'lt ::lOM(' limit Rhould bf' writt£'n Into the amendm~nt. Giese pointed out that thr el'fr<'tlve "reillng Is what thE" lrnciPr will lrnd based on the 1'1f'cUritY of tht• is!-luf'. If tht• rx ampl< 1.< ClHl. !.hen I h~ pledged rrvenur df'rivt•!i from t•hargf'R It:-; mrmbt•rs PRY Into lhf' ''orporation. Anyom• who lrnd!-1 to <~HI would takr. a ~lo,.f' look at t hP lf'gAI IHI

thority or the tf'hahillrtatlon plan and thr Rhlllty tn ra·l~f' rf'vrnurR."

Coxon. howPvrr. waH ~till not hRppy. "I thinh thAt i~ R d·angrr," !the .'4tu~f'd. "What IR to prP.vr.nt thtf>P dr.vt'"loprr,q or thrrr Arnh" from buying up A.ll thf' bond!-! and razlna the framf• homrs ?''

''Whoever buyo thr bond• would have nn claim of ownl'nthip of the land," Olrsr f'Xplalnrrl, "unlrM ... mPnlbers do not pay thP.ir C'hllrgf"it."

Smith furbhrr <'nmmPntr-d on thr unllkPIIhood of IIU<"h R "'rrnarlo. om "doro have qultr .. bit of val UP. The tAx llii,.P~I'or thtnk11 110. Wr havP An a rmua.l bud ,ret In PXCf'llt •1f $4 million •o the amour>t In thl• project 1$3 million) rrpre•ent• a minor part of thr as••to of our homes."

AC<"ordinr to GHr Orputy 'oen rral Manqrr Kopoteln, "we now havP loana with commercial bank• for Sl.3 million. These IOIUio could J!<Mftbly 'bP refln&need, but th11t Would not add ony morp d•bt to OH!: jullt low•r thP intrrl'•t rate."

~ 81Me oppn<11f1on a'PJ!f'arrd to ,.

voiV<! "round "Jl<'<'lftc qu••tlona a­bout OHI'• reh&bllltaUon prOI'ram, MAror Rlrhard P'Hokl Inquired of the audience ''Would anronA ob ..

'Thr 117 million I• " rrd hrr rinK.'' de~rled Janet .tamr•, OHI membl'r. "At no tlmr h1U GHI nlanned " 117 million pr011ram. GRI did aok " ~on•ultlng firm to romp up with rvPrythlnlf tha1 would br nler lo do the Sl7 rnlllion wu thPir figurr.'' The OHT board, rommlttN'~ And mrm·bf'rlll •rviPW•d thMe pl•n•. eliminAting thORP itPm~ thA.t. Wf>rf' MOt nN'NI­•Rry and ~11mr up with a $6 mJI .. lion pr01frllm, ohr Rllld.

J:",d .Jflmf"'!!l lll1fllf"d thAt hf' 11WR!Il not lll'~ln•' rroltllbllit&tion, but A lf&ln•t •hr Wll:V It'• brlnll,' done." H• would likr to •PP Nmvrr•ton from ~Pntt'Al h""l!lnv. plant• to lndlvlduol

Pif'dric hf•:l.t. HP :uguf'd that only 16'; of thP m(>111bcrs had approved the rehabilitation plan. Hr askPd council to takf' n more "democrat k" routP and 1rt tht:o pPople who wantf'd l'f'\'('Dllf' bonds pPtition for thf~ r-hartPr anwndm('nt through referendum, instf•ad of ('Ouncil tak inP," thr h•ad.

Both White and llchwan ex plalned that citiz<'ns would haw• -10 days R.fler passagr. of th{' resolution In which to pPtltton for r(:'feren dum. Such a pMition must bf' ~ign ed by 20'; of thf' rPgl~tf'r('d voterR.

f-l<·hwan C'hRIIPngPd Ed .JA.mP!';' in­ff'rprrtation of fhP m<'nning thRt n votf' by nnly Hi'; of ttw rrwmbf'l'~ for rchab!litRtion WR['In't good f'n 011gh. &hwsm pointf'd out that Gr~enbrlt, in 1977. had about 14,-000 eligible voter.. "Th~ highe•t vote getter, W&.R of rounr, thr mRyor. HP got IC:l6\( ; rach of thP ff'~"f O( \HI ff'C'r"iV('(] )(I~~ thnn fhRf; yM wr'rr on council. It h1 R trrrlbiP indlrtmrnt, but Wf' f'flnnot rra~P mnhing dt'l'i!-fion~ bf'C'RUSf' r)f'op)( W(Jn't partidpatr."

RlrhAnl I"'Y C1rf'f'nbriflr'!'l "ruggfl(j Individual

l.!oil" Rh-hord T..r-y ~troiigly oppoRPd thP liRf' of rf'vrnuf' ··bondR for rPR irlrntl.lf rehabilita11on. F'lrot, he thought lt t1rrPitful that t,._,. bondM would ~Ry "City nf Gr~f'nh• !!'' In <'Rpltn.l lrttrrR on thr top, bu! In <mall print rlown brlow would br thr dl,....lnimrr that th• el!y'• "full fal'!h and <'l'ed(t" I• not barking thr I~RUf'.

l..<'y OJ)pn•:f'd lh,.. drHin on thr lUi. 'T"rra.•ury f'f'«lllting from ovrr wu·• of tnx f'Xrmpf rrvrn11r bond~." "Th, BVf'fl4l'f' taxpayf\r," hf" &IUif'r trrl, "muAt mAkf\ up thr dltrttrr.nctt," H~ called the public purpooe of

thr C'hR.rtrr llmrndmrnt "nob)@.'' bu1 quPtoioned wh,.ther tht' ro«t WRR )UitifiPd. "Otet'nbrhlr too ha.o •utrerrd from rt•lnr fuPI root., •• monthly fo"" havr rllmbed nca•ly 311')1 In four ~aro. w., could u"" th•rmal window& .... atttc lnoula­llon and Attic fana for bettPr cool .. lng In •umml'r." Ltk• Ed Jam .... U.y would prrfer to fiMnr" hi• own lmprovf'G>Pnlta. "To the dtv "ounrii'A rf'Vf"ntJP .bond propo11aJ, I would •ay ''Thanko, buot no thanks

. w~ w111 not bP crll<'ifl@d on the ero"" of city rouncll'• <r@dtt, which thl• chartpr RlnendmPnt Would havt" Ult t&kp up,"

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SPECIAL Edgewo•d $5.00 off on all TV &Audio

Repair Jobs Depeadable Goarallteed l!lenlae

WI EDGEWOOD RD. With This Ad OOLLEGE PARK, MD. 1101.0

CALL 441-9116 Licensed <1: Bon'ded

LARGO

UNDERPRICED! Owners must sell and have priced this beautiful, :lBR, 2~

bath, townhome with full baseme11t, and privacy fenced

rear yard below the market. Only four ye~rs old and only

$48,950.

ADELPHI

SUPERB LOCATION! is one of the many points of value on this beautiful all bnck

rambler with fireplace, full basement, den, w/w carpeting,

landscaped lot and so much more. Best of all it is priced

at 'only $64.950. ALL TERMS.

GREENBELT

EXTRA! EXTRAI EXTIAI This :! BR lownhome can only be enhanced by its elegant

wooded surroundings and complemented by w/w CBI'fll!t·

ing, washer, dryer, air conditioning, convenient new shed.

EXTRAORDINARY PRICE, TOO! $23,950.

OWNER SAYS SEUII

He's purchased another home, and .needs quick sale on tltis

Iove'Iy 3BR townhouse that features air ~ditioners, wash­

er, dryer, and many more extras. Can you imagine all this

for only $23,500?

Call 47 4-5700 NYMAN REALTY INC.

151 Centerway <~ounf'\1 MMnben commf"ntPd on

thr hrnt o" thf' P.Vrntnl' thf" flnt hot dRy :,, ~ur.·m~r with rt'"RidPnb rnmlnp fN•l, In "'f\I'A.k on " hot l••ur. {'ouneilman Rkhtord Ca•taldl felt thRt the nl!chlll>fP of l••ur• rnl1omi•rd Grern,bl'lt ... W11• T>Rrt of It• demorrA1ie Wily, NnvPrthrl•••. the council •ermed unlfi@d In • tp port nt th(l ('hn,...,.!" El_,..., .... ,·m"nt Whlrh "'l!J '"'l'H1 nu~ty cm:•r• to A.

votf! At nf'xt Mon'll"~''!l :''"ll'1Jiar meeting.

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Btws ltview AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

Volume 42, Number 30

by Edith BNuobamp for a Jarre part ~f die rehlablllta­tlon tmprovementlo at an tl'fooUW 7 to 7 ~ percent lntere~ rata, mltrht .oerve as the ll>weot colt ·tP" <t-· . linanctnr." •·· GREENBELT, MARYLAND

City Budget Set at $2.5 Million; Tax Rate Holds as Growth Ups. Revenues

by Mary Lou Wllllamson

Thursday, June 14, 1~

Governor Harey R. Hul'h"" Blgn­ed two bills Into law Tuea, ~ 211, to Mlp (lnance GHI's rehtdlllltatlon prorram. The two billa, oponaol't'<!. by Del. Gerard F. Devlin (D-:uthl, bad pus@<! the Maryland General Asaembly at t<he "eleventh hour'' on April B. ·

One of the bills wottld authorize the J;)epartment of Economic and Communlty,.l)eVf!lqpiment (DJDCD)

to make Individual mOrtgqe loans to resldenta i)t'· · <io'operatlves to rel\llance or rehabilitate their .homes. The other would clarify the power of the MMyi!and Hou81lltr Fund to lnBli'h. tbe loano. .. .. ·

Lepl ProbiMIY The oonsultante wel'e ~IIMib' •

sunestlnr that the CD~ ]01111· INt ··~· ·· obtained for the $II million In.-- · · ·"!' · habilitation the corporation ~"'~ ..-.. .... lnlttatilnr, but Jecal probi"DII de­veloped becaUH of tbe nat\IJ'IJ · ot ·

·the ownef.hlp arreement wlthta.___ ·oHI. The·'ii~Ria:-..,.t;ontrac't With · . OHI eonftlctlo· with Olllt:D opeclft~

years to balance the budget. BlldJI'et Breakdown

A small increase in the abil­ity of the City of Greenbelt to provide needed services through personnel but with no raise in fhe 97c property tax rate -- this was council's message to both city staff and citizens for fiscal 1979-80. Council easily appro­ved the $2.5 million budget at its special meeing on June 4. taking only an hour and a half to work through the 150-pag-e budget, adopt each ;.ection in­dividually after notin,r; !'cra­sional additions and pass t hP reauired resolutions.

and partly for l'ack of IJUI!Icl<mt funds In the budget. The parks crew. Is In a similar situation. There Is more work to be done th{s year than can be accomplished by 'the crew.

Greenbriar and Windsor Green citizens came to the public hear­ing to ask the city for more policf' protection.

The General Operating Fund Budget lnoreases a"' due almost entirely to the higher cost of per­sonnel, energy and new materials. The Commuulty Development

·Administration (an arm of DlllCOl funds may be used to flnance the Member Options part of the OHI rehabilitation prorram. Members of GHI who wish to make additional Improvements to their homes above and beyond the rehabilitation Im­provements undertak•n ;'ti;- 'the corporation Could apply to borrow the money through the aDA pro­gram at rates much lower than those provided by private lendlnr institutions. It Is particularly Im­portant for lower-income resJdenta who wish to participate In the re­habilitation prorram but could otherwise not al'lord 'it, as these people would be able to borrow at intrre~t rates below s~;.

catton.s f.!lat DIIJCI? haw tbl' prior-Ity or ftroHieft on t~ .J.'I'Dpert;r. .,-

, , Undl!r·the CDA prorram author­Ized by Devlin's 11111•, an lndlv14ual. member could apply fQr t.hJ~. fun~ throul[h a atnrle-lamlly p...,...._ It Ia with • the multl-.famlly pro-· rram that the problem. ariH. Ne­gotiations with DJDCO for ftnanolq part of the corponatlon project are on-rotnr, however.

Expendlt'ures in the new budget total $2,~34,600 ·.. up 1239,4GO or 10.4 ,.,~ over last years amount.

With th<• addition of 5 new :oojl .. tlons, council has now begun, to turn that tr(>nd around. Council man Thomas X. White put It this way: "As we got into th£' work of l'C'ViPwing the budget, W(' found there werp needs that were 1hnt bt'­ing met .. ThP inel'eaS('d rffl-sonnPl nC(!dS of the clty are a {/rlT.t rP­sult of tlw physical gro\\oth of Gn·1mbelt ln thP past Sl'Vcral yearS. In addition, council and ~tntT rec­ognized that thmw nPeds ean lm Pxpectcd to con'tinue to grow u.s thP city develops in coming years.

Classified employee• will receive n 6% across-the-board pay inC'rease to h(')p•coinpPnsate tor a 10% rise in the cost of living. Fringe ben .. efits will cost mor£>: 12% rise in cost of retirement plan, 11 r·; in crease in health and Hfe insurancf' costs and a 9% rise in other in­;mrr.r.!"~ coats.

The problt'm 6f the ftrot Uen wu the iame Issue that prevented OHI from obtalnlnr federal lnourance on any federal Joana to flnan"" the corporate "'habilitation project.

That t•f!1,r• i;.; dl't·eptive, hOWf'Vt•r. for the coun(-11 and staff, nnd to a Iimit{'d m'!.tc>nt, cithwns hnvt• SpC'nt thC' last two months rt'VIC'W­hig thf' budgPt in grt·at dPtail. Thr rf•nl work had nlrt'ndy bePn' com­pleted.

Council added onP police offlcf•r (af~r-r Js.nuary 1, 1980> nnc..l one nif'ch:tnic <Pnbli~ \Vorhs> to thP list of nrw position~ r('commPnd­£•d by th" l'it.v manugPr 1 police otflc••r ( llft1•r .January 1. HlROl ;, 1 Adrnlnlstrat i\'1• Assistant 11, and 1 at'cnunts dl'rk, part tim£• < l•'l­nanrP DPpnrtmrnt)

('run"t N<'<'do 1n rt"N.>nt yf•n.rR the city has not

kr·pt pat•p with f:trf'f't repair n~eds, partly b("f'llUSP thrr(' wen· not t•n­

OUI{~1 <'rnplQ}TflS to do mon> work

Ut•vennt•M f' Ur('I'ObPit has bcn£>fitl'd fr•Jm o,

7.5% growth In assessed vnJnation, from inCrf'llSfl~ in thl.' J,i.tlmhisioO.'i tax ! $25.uon ov1 r last y<'ar's bucl­,.wu, StH{I' shal'Pd ilWOOlf' tRX(•,<.! (up 10', l, nnd stat<• aid for po­licl' protedion (up $13,000 over this y£'ar's PHtimal~·>. At th(• sui­g£•!o!llon of thf' policP, an additlnu­ai $1i'l,OO:'J will comP fr;Jm c!.oublin~· G!'t•PnbPit'H pnrklng tiek('lN from $5 tn $1t). ft+'VPt1U4'!'! in all total ~::.·HH,U!JO, l'I'Qllirint< :~4r.~~o i:~ ·;1::·­plu:-~ fund!i tm1'1pf'n\ t:·nm fl:"CVlous

(1) O..nf"Joal Oovt•rnmf"nt Expen­dltur~o l$311,200l Council passed up th~ opportunity to raise Its own salary, but did add $500 toward convention (!'Xpenses. The city manager's salary was Increased by $1,500 to $32,000. New positions are: I 1) Administrative Asalstant II l$15,973l and (2) accounts clerk, part-time ($4,936). New equipment will include office furniture and> a nPw sound syRtrm for tlw co\mdl chambPr~ ($t,800J.

!2J Puiit••• Ht·,t~a.Mm<·~tt L;,;:J2.GCCJ) Two new otflcPrs who will bf' hirf'd sometime aftt•r .JnnuRry 1, 1980, tngf'thf•r with thp purc·hasP of four ll£>W squad ears, Hhould allow llu• dPpartmE>nt to fully lmplrmrnt 3-S"ctor patrolling of th .. elty, ac­cording to requestA mEt.de by Chlf'f

!'lee l'IT\' Blii>O F.T, p. 3, eol. I

Donald Volk Elected GHI President, Jim Smith Steps Down After 7 Years

by Barba rn Likowski Oo11uld \".>lk was elect .. d pre­

sid<>nt of the hoard of directors of Gn'enbelt Homes, Inc. at a special mt•<"ting of the board, Thursday, May :!1. Vnlk, who was recl<>ctecl 111 May to a two­v<,ar term, has been a member ~f th<' board for the past <>ight Years and had scrvt•d as vicc­presidPnt for four years. He also served on the long range plan­ning committee, engineering and maintenance committee and finance committee, most recent­ly serving on the aesthetics and environment committee.

Other otflcrrfil rlectf'd wer,.: Wayne William•. vier prr•ldent; Marl'aret Hoaf'nlf'n, Sf'<'rrtary anci Jem@fl FMtPr, trr.a1urf!lr, Slttin& on the board for thl' fint tlmr wa• nrwl7 elected director Ed .lame•.

\nth, r>!ol;u·f'lally un 'lw nwmh1·r 1 qmph\Jnt:; <'ommllll'l'.

.\cl HH(' (;ummlttr~· ltf•:Jnrt ~im·p thr• bourd mf•PI InK \\'lis a

spt•(•\nl mi'PtlnK. no bu!o!int•s!'1 <>oujd br• t onctudt·ci Llldt•ss it nppt'll:'('d on tlw agf'lldl\. Smith did JWI'mit Rl tf'nrllng mPrnbt•r.o; to !-!pf'ak, hem .. t·vt·r, :11HJ, with th~! board'H ron Ht•nt, K<'t;rptNJ thr~ n•port of th,.. ad

·hoc t•ornmlltrf' to lnvPstlgRte char J.:P!'l of n formrr rmployer. How~ f'Vt•r, thr board had to poHtponr dlt;~ <'WI~lnn of thl~ report until n later rrgular m£>etlng.

Chairman of thr ad hoc commit. 1rr Robrrt Wilhide reported that thf' alleaatlonR ot the formt"r rm-­ployrr had not brrn oubotantlatrd. Hr polnt.{'d out, howrvr.r, that the <'ommlttrr hn.d hN"n unablr to con tart 1 hr rmploycr, who had lett thr A.rra without making any totl'ort to contnC't thf' commJtt~e or to lf'RVP R rlf'po11ltlon, lApP. or mPIII&I'f!. At torney AI Oinobrrr &l•o had been nnnblr 1o contact him. "It lo dim <'tilt to ret two 1tldP11 wh~n one exl~tA and on~ I !I •onP.," hP. RAid.

Wilhide did mnntlon thtot th~ commltt•r had bern unabl@ to flnd Any prrvlou• .....,ord of l'l'prtmand In thP employee'• record. Thel'l' ' wu only one rPprlmand for rllcerdinr hi• authority •lrn@d by th"'r ouprrvloou, which apprar· rd •omewhAt unuoual to th<o com .. mJttPP,

Flllanrlnr P"""""""

('ongrf'HH. It•· urg1•d mt•mi.H' •. -< of lilf' I'OI'Pol'ntion I o wrllc w Rt'Jl:'l'

1 "ll: atiw• C.lal.J'!-1 SpPihtan an.~ ; "Y.'' 1.1al tiJr p1·ovi~1o1! P''l'JniLtiJ.;: ~ l<t•dnul Mol'tgngP Corporot;un r,, jlltrt·hmw coopC'ratlv(• houNin~ rl'!-ltt/,• lmm~o~ from Mavlngs anti loan· ir1.~! i t ntions h<' rrtn~tated.

ll<><ololon on l.aurrJ IIIIJ HirH·t• thr corporation haR rf'crlv

f'd noticP. from the county thnt t hf' tiuilding• at 10 A~H Laurel Hill Rd. muttt bt• ra.t.f'd, bf'f'RllliP thf•y Rt£' 1m unstnb/f' land, BrenHhf'Br.!! ,.,.IJortf'd that notlc•rH hn.d h,•,•n ~u·nt

to tNJnntR a~o~klng that they lravr by July 1. Brrashf"ar~ hAR brf•n

:t)•pron"h£'ci by thr firr dep&rtm~nt w11 h a requr•t that it br permitted to burn th£' bulldln&H undf"r ~ti-lct ('flntrol.!t, nft<'r f'Vf'rything <Jf valuf' ha~ brrn rttmoved. Thr bulldtnp would br ltturned part by part ao 11

tminlnr 'prorram, The board wao C'OJ1('f'rnPtl OVPt pOM~~:IblP. probJf'mlt Involved In thl• ... who would l'leon up, who would be respon1lble ln btotwf!en ftrP.R, how much woult1 A !utlvacr romp&ny c011t lnatead ... ? A d•rl•lon wa• po•tpon@d until furlhnr Information could be ob­tlllned. · ' BreaohrRro Informed thr board that, bl'co.u•• of •kyrook.,tlnr cooto two or thre.. propo~~allt and recom­mrndlltlon• on M'habllltatlon will be prr•ented to the boal'd at thP n•xt m...,tlnr. Hr AIIO told the board of thl! dlm•ulty In ..,ttln~~: wnrkmf'n to work on ln111ulatlon un d('r thP trn.mf' homr~ bf'f'AIIRr 1..1! 1he heat.

IWhahllltaUnn ..-.ru,.....

According to a RehabilitAtion PlnPning Study conducted by eon­m1ltant Mn..rk BPek Asso("iateN, Inc. in Jnnuary 1978, "A loan trom CDA, if obtainable, bncked by ln•uranre from tho Maryland Housing Fund,

POSTAL SIZE STANDARDS TO BE EFFECTIVE JULY 15

On .July t;. lhe Postal Servicc'ij n£'W :-;l;:p ~tandurds be<-omp f'fh.•c t i\"f'. Emory A. Hllrman, Gr~rtlbclt PmttmnRif'r, Maid I hnt aftrr thnt datr>, f'nvelnpf.'M and C'ftrdM mNlRUr lng IPSR than :i 1i: irH'hPs high or 5

inC'hf'M long will bf' rMurn~f to lhP "ender If mailed. · Arcordlng to Harman, th~ envelope And grortinll,' <'H.rd industrlr$( havr hA.d morr thnn thrt·P Yf'Ar~o~ ~o prf•parr for lhr nPW :-:f Rllcln l"r:Jff. r~~f'W rf•tBIIrr~~ RhoU)d .• till bf' ""Iii ng undr>rl'fi?.f'd plf'Cf'li, lmt rolRny t·on~nmrrR nrr. llk(')y to haw-. :.-mnllrr rnvrloprs and card~ in thf'ir snpp/y of Rtatlonrry.

In I hi' futtY~t' ~··aJ"d!-: muRt b" at ] .. :t.s: !if'\'('J1 thoUtUUHJs ( ,O(yt) of Rn Inch th:clt. t1ndersl7.rd piPcr~ nnd fllm~:y c:ardR Art' brlnl' banm-d bf'· CllUHC thf'y ('8n bP.come trapped In <>thf'r m•lll, tt'ar and jam mall pro C'f'Hstn.- ma~hlnei-y. ThP new Rtan rlnrdM Rll'lo Rtff"('t OVf"rliiiZf'd Rn,J flft(l

•haperl piece• of mall, H"rman •ald. For nrot ria•• mall weirhlnr onr ounce or )PIIlfl, th~re will bP a aur char.., of 7 c"ntlo for plecea morr than 8 1-l.th lnche• hlrh or 11'~ Inch•• lonr. The JIO'Itmaoter aur­psto that eulltom"ra check with a poet ofllco wtnd- cl.,rk for moi'O Information,

Other Methods Other methods of flnanclng the

corporate project a"' also belnr negotiated, the most recent 111_..

lion being a municipal bond l11ue by the city. of Greenbelt.

Devlin's bills do not limit loan opportunities to the rehabllltatlim or Member Option projects. Tbe ability of the Maryland Houalnc Fund to insure loans on <'~pera­tive unita win provide the aecurtt:Y that pl'lvate lenders have needed to be able to provide equity loans with interest rate• ~t or below the TeJI of the housing market,

Pool Passes Available Season pao•es for t.he Municipal

Bwlmrn.lnK Pool Rre on sale at the Municipal Building Tr~asurer'a Of­flcr, Monday· Friday, .1 a,m • .f :JO p.m. Applications Ri'f' nyflilarJie at thf' Mun:cipal !Juilding, br oo.ll the r:.,·crPn.t!on Dep.1rtm~nt, .fH-6878.

'i'h<" pool opened Sat., May 26.

June, Rec. and Parks Month JunP lin." hNon oCHC'ially dflsicna

tr·d nf'(';v>Ktlon B.nd P1rk'l Month In Gn ''nbt•lt, to c·olnddl· with th1• na 1 iorJR! ob:~t·t VAnl'f', ThiH yPar's t hr ro:c· 1<: "lJnhn<·r Y•Hir Llff' Tht(){lgh l.t•lnurt···. In (}rr•f"nbelt, J!rO,.J;:n~.: ar,, qJon~orPd by mMy oomrr'ltm:ty orgAnl?atlnn~ and ~up nortf'\d by drdlr.a!rd voluntf'erA, who alonr with rlty otafl' m .. mb<oro •trlve to provide me11nlngful leioure outletlo to Improve the quality of llvlnr for "'"ldonto, younr and old alike.

''Theo wlae u~ of lel~turt' tlmf' proVtdea the opportunity for a ful l,.r, more meanlnrful life," 0871 tho Recreation Oepartm.,nt statr. For Information on tho vartoty of rlty ...,creation and parka p.,.rama tllld facllltl@l call th .. o.....,nbelt ftec,fM .. tlon Departmen at 4T4-81TI.

CITY OF GIIENIILT, MARYLAND

June 12, 1979

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF FY 1979/10 IUDGm OF THE CITY OF GRIINIILT, MARYLAND

At n Special Meeting held on Monday, June 4, 1979, the Green­bdt City Council adopted the GPn.,rel Fund, Revenue SharinJr f'u'l1, '-to1ot· Eqtiipnumt Maintenance Fund and Replacement Fund Bt\chMs for Fiscal Y"ar 11179/80, th•r,.bv approving the followinl! expenditures: .

8tl'J)ptnr down an preoldent, Jamee Smith elt@d hi• lncrraolnr job retrpOnolbllltlr• a• hi• rr••on for not belnr able to takr on the Ptelld•!ftcy one• aratn. Although he wouldn't haw time enourh for the job of prroldent, Rmlth, who hilA ""rved In Jhat capacity for oeven Yl!an,.felt that h~ would •1111 bP &ble to continue AA " membrr of the board. Smith opokr of th<• boal'd M "an ncltlnr placp to oervr th" corporation." Fotm"r GHT board preaident Chari•• Schwan comml'ntf'd that Jim w"" the b<o•t of the lut ftve boal'd preoldl'nto hr ha.• known, whiiP Shlnderman pral•@d Smith'• "calm, deliberate manner and rood Judrment.''

p,...•ld•nt Volk expr••••d th• hopr thAt membrro will rontlnue th•Jr lnterrot In th• rorporatlon, whlrh wu Pvld•nt In the rP~~ntly rondU<;ted rampalgn, by joining rommitt4'ro and bl'comlng Involved In tho work of the rorporatlon.

Manapr Roy B"'aohearo pr•oen tl'd the board with 11 blrak plctur. on ftnanr.lng "vailable for r.•ale• of OHT homeo. At prPornt thrre Arf" 51 unlt11 on whtC'h a. RAif"ll con­trart ha• been wrlttrn thllt ar• awaltlnr flnRnclnR. Twin Pin•• h•• monfy avallabiP for " few lnnn~ And thP G•...,nbelt FPdrr"l Crrdl1 Union hM Indicated that no monry will be available until aroun<t An gust. Om hU &pprOilehed RPVrrAJ other lendtnr inotltution• and tl"o lnd't'<ltrd lntl'fio•t.

Early In tho meetlnr, during an added memberohlp particlp••1hn prrlod, mf'mber William Ol'f•n'lln eher MkPd th&t 11 lfottor from K•n neth Minor of thP <'.ommunlty n.. nlopment Administration ''"

1 General Fund S2,534,800 R..nnuP Sharl'rrg Fund 83,200

Dlrertor Robert" McCarthy ten Clrrrd apnN'I!IIltlon to former board membo>r Stl've Poluchlk. Sh" cited hi• reaoonal!l• oolutlon• to pro)). lemo thf'' 'll&o.NI has had to d"81

BrPA~hPar" flll•n H.form~rt th') boal'd that the Hou•lnr and Auth­orl1.fttlon Bill for 1980 lo now bl'for•

to Drputy Grnoral Manarrr K~n Knp!lltrln ~ r,ad into thP m!n'J·,~ by Kopotoln. Whon Kop•trln a~ tempted to Pxplaln th~ lrtt•r. mrno bfor Brttlf' Drn1on lnslotP<1 'hat I' b• •·•d ,,..,, Kon•teln obll_,, 'l'hr

Flo!e GHI MARD, p. 4, f'ol. 1

Motor Equipment Maintenance Fund 107,500 R~placement Fund · 21,400

A summary of the adopt~d budgets is on file at the City Offict'~. 25 Crescent R<llld, and at the Greenbtolt Branch of the Prine. Georse·s County Library, and i• available f<)r pubJ;c insP"ction during normal buaineu hours,

'For info1mation, J>lease call.414-8000:

Gudrun H: Mills City Clerk

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"MISGIVINGS CLARIFIED To llu• t;duor:

Speaking for myself and &>ttl•• ..!Jenson wr flatly and unequivocally deny starting or pcrpetunling any

1 rumor• or distorting facts. It . <Mr. Hogensenl had not looked on our Intentions with a jaundiced eye it would b•• quite clear that w•• neither started rumors or dtstor· ted fads. WP. W£'rc m«>r(')y trying to cut away thf' fat. nnd JCl!l at the Mf'nt of a problf'm. ThP &aid vrobiPm bPing gross lack of infor­mation of lsRUt.~s of great magni­t~Jdf• to thf" metnbPrship. Also l!leaHP nott• thf• datt• of tlw 1£'ttPr from C.D.A, iH April 23, 1979. We uo rpgrct tha.t ( ~r: Hogc•nrwn) choHP to mlscunstruf' our Intentions or failed to pay full attention to thP proc .. edings of the board meeting, W1th this off_ our minds we can breathe a sigh of relief that we do not havr to beg forgivPnPss.

AddrrA~!ng mytw1f tn thP poinl of Ht•f.Cf' DPnRon·~ ww nf n Clt...'iSP.l.t!

rt'Cf'Tcff't, J fall tn f:lf'f' why thb wou)rj br.• ju~t c·ausP for ca~ting .Y.~pt•rslons on anyrmt•'R motlvr, or intrgrity In thiN day of !ipa,ep ag(' l':'odu£'1.~ n. c·aRNPtiP t:\pc• rrc•nrdt•r :•: K C'ommnnpla.c•p <'OII\'f'niPnt'f'

it "m. 1l 5t•rvc·s not only a!-\ an aid t, • ti'Vf'IW JITOI'PI'ding.~ of :1 prr-vi uus .m<'ding hut is d!'it> hPlpful for th£" mf'mhr•rR wh1) may h:IVI' ('Offil'

to thf' mf'f1tlng IR.tP nnd wi~h to hPar what tnn~pirrd hf'forp lhf'IJ· arrival. AIRn. , Romt• of our mP.mbrrR RUfTf'r fl hraring dPfk IPncy and would apprt't'intf• hav­Ing th., opnortunity t.o hr-n.r t.ht• mrcting In darlty Rt thr(r own kiaur••. ThiH ll't nothing murP than a courteay they shoul<' be rxtcnd-4!<1. A taJK> recordnr at the board m~Ung iK not a nt~ innovation. BeUir. wru~ not thf' tint to usr ont· nor will she 11c the lMt.

I truRt tll'iH haa clarified any m~vin1• that · CMr. Hogenaen >

may have had lltemmlng rrom the board meetlnl' of May 31

WIIUun 1. 0«f'n"*'h•r

AI lreeault Libr•rr Guitar Recital TuN1., JunP 18.

i :30 p.m., Mf'rtlna Room. NRthan Urllftth will play das•lnl work• or Bach, GiuliRnl, Sor and otbPrR, Yrnmg Adult. Rnd Adult•.

Drop In Rlory ProgrRm Th11 r"' .. at 2 p.m .. ~lldrf'nR 'Room. Alft>N :: :l.

Mishkan Torah News \l1 ·, tn T•Jr.tll w.:i hold a fnmily

q rv 0111 fi'ridny . .11'1\f• '~t :11 I>!

p.m. ~·•turdn~·

111 9: ~n am. \\:11 :..t:o:

R1·H~lnllo.; :..~ 1\,,.,: rt•gi:-~tr:tlioll f<~r

Tlt~· .~thool yc•nr 1!l70 1M will bf! hrld 1111 Sunday, .Jw1•· 17 from 11 n.m. 12 .11) in 1hf' ~~ynn.~nJlt!P lohhy. Fot· 1nrorm:ttinn t·HJJ Oi:lnt• 1{rl11. .\.')2 ~:1.17.

A .~p•'''IAI rtwmbf'rl'fhip mf'rtlnR' will be hold on Run<lay, Junr 17 at 7 cr~ pm.

BAMBINO'S TtaliAn R~•tauranl

BLUEGRASS Evriry Thur10day ~ p.m. 11 ::tO p.m.

TJU: ORIM PICIO:R.'I m.aoo.

Gil Kenilworth Aw. !Next to Dt.1't ~~

RIYerdale, Md.

GREENBELT NEWS RKVIEW

7'-•44 ?t s~ Thom88 N. Snoddy, formerly of

Greenbelt, died on June 10. He is survived by hi• wife, Hazel M. Sn¢dy of Hollywood, Md., a daughter, Rita O'Bri<.'n gf Virginia 'Beach, Va., sons, John E. Snoddy of Greenbelt and Gary Dinehart, •I<'redPrickHburg, Va., fourteen grandchildren, including , Elaine Dlltton, Donna Starnes, John Snod-­dy, Jr., and Laura Snoddy, all of <1rc>enbelt, and thrf'P gr('at grand­stmH.

Mr. Snoddy was a former presi . dent and chief of the 'Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, a former member of the Lions Club, and finance officer of the Am<'rlcan Legion. He was also fl mcm)J(:r and past master of the Birmingham Masonic Ledge or' Beltsville and a pa•t roynl p&tron of P.G. Court No, 17, Order of Amaranth. State of Maryland.

(!4.-ue 11. B',.tkt Long limP rP.<~idPnt Carr!<' v.

Bryant, 20-P RldgP, dit•d on Jum· 10. A membPr of thl' Christian SC'iencP Church. ~hf' had rPtirr-rl nn Aprll 1. 197n from lhr- Univf'r~lty of Maryland. Shr mO\'NI to Qrr>f•n h"It in 1n3n

Mrs. Bryant is Hllrvh·pd b\' hr-r daughtt•r Chnrloth· ( .T~ri l P:·tf·l~hi of I.M1Utl'l, ~on Juhn Bryant of 12 J."' CrP:tcr>nt and 11 grandchildrf'n

A. proclamation de1111nating I the month of June &II Recrea­tion Month W88 presented to Hank G. Irving, Director of Recreation and Mr. Ronald Ott, Chairman of Park and Recrea­tion Advisory Board at the :Son., June 11 council meetln1. If\<In1 wa8 also pr'laented a resolution commendlnl his work u Dlree~

tor of Recreation and for brinJ- . Ing recoanltion to Greenbelt 6y hio rocent receipt of the "Na­tional Gold Medal Award," and the "Member of the Year A­ward" liven by the lllar)'land Recreation and Parka Aaoocla­tlon,

~dtut. ,A. 11t«de« Lllllan A. lllitchell, a pioneer

realdent of Greenbelt died of Par -klnson's disease on June 9, at the Magnolia Gardens Nursing Home In Lanham.

Mrs. Mitchell moved to Greenbelt in 1937, and helped organize some of the first ·Brownie and Girl Scout troops in the area. She was also a charter member or the Greenbelt Community Church. In 1945, she was given an award by the Green­belt Hll'h School PTA for her 25 years of service to PTAs in Wash lngton and Maryland.

Sh(! Ia survived by a son, Edwin J., of Silver Spring; two daughters, Norma E. Anders or Seabrook, and Shirley A. Walker of Ridgewood, N.J.; II ~rrandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.

THANKS To thn Editor:

I want to thank nil tho>~t• who voted for mr in thP rf'c£'nt CHI Plcction. I appr<"ciat(' your con­fidence in me, and I pledgr to do all I can to help GliT meet thl' challenges it will facP in lht• next tw('J yPa.rs.

<lroonbelt ('ARE~ A Certificate of Merit ha.s bt't'n

awarded thf' voluntN'fH of Green belt CARES. The award has been prf'NPntPd by tht' Muryland SPrvi('f' Corps, nn agency of t hf' Depart mf•nt of Human Rr!'ouref•H, n~ its PXprcssion of apprrciation to t h<· voluntf'rr~.

- ·RESOLUTION A Resolution congratulating the Reverend Kenneth

Buker and Katherine Buker on the occasion of their

60th Wedding Anniversary

WHF..RF.AS, ll WIUI said by Horace centuries a1o that "Happy and thrice happy arc they who enjoy an unlnt~rrupted union, and whose love, unbroken by any complaints, •hall not dissolve unt!J the last day;" and

WHEREAS, on June 17, 1879, Kenneth and Katherine Buker, who have be<.n bleii.IICd by Ruch An unlntern1pted unldn, will be celebrating the eoth anniversary of their marrtace; and

WHEREAS, the observation of an anniversary alwayo marks an Important mlleotone, but tile oblervllnl'P or an anniversary celebrating six decades io a very opeclal occa.lon; Rnd It Is a privilege that we can •ha,.,. the joy of rrachlng tht• remarkable milestone with Mr. and Mr~. Bukf'ri and "':'""

wu.:ftEAS, in celobratlng the fiOTH ANNIVERSARY or the day on which they promisrd to sharr. thPir llvf'M "for bt'ttr.r, for worHr, for rkhf'r, fot poorf'r, in alcknras, and In hralth," thPy can 1x> proud of th<' fulnllmrnt of B enmm!tmPnt thf'y madf' to ra~h nthrr; anc1

WHF;R•:AS, !hi• commltmrnt they rnade was evld~nrrd by •lxty Y•·•u~ or Jovr- and t'RrinR" for f'l\<'h nthf•r, by yPRr.!-1 of dPvotlon to thrlr f'hildrr-n n.11d thr•ir fnmllh•.!oi; Rnd thf"y IIJlhf'ld thi:i ('ommltmr·nl by ~har inK lhP daily joy.'l ltlld RorrowN, fhl' laughtf'r and lht' !Pur~. thnt I'Hmf' 1 :1~'i r way d11ri ng t hn~f' Y•·Rr~: and

\\'Ht<~RJ.:AR, ]{f'l\llf'th and K•1tlwrlllt' B11k"r not only 11ptw\rl thi!-1 ll)lll;niltnPnl to f'tl.rh nthror hut rxlr·ndPd il to ltwludt• ttwir Jarg"Pr fnruliy tht•J!' t'OllKrc·l-{ntlon~. lhf'lr fl'llow citi;rc'n.•;, lhr•ir fri(•JldN, 1\IHI lht•ir IW\y,hbol'.'l f\lld th84r l'llllt'f'l'll r11r f'lll'!l ot}H'r WIIS al.'iH I'Vidf'lll:l'd h;t llwlr • rllll•·rn ~1ruJ .o~rrvlc~f· In n!hf'l'" . .<tnd lh,·:f· l~•v•· 111 f':l! h •llht'l' und tlwir pr1dr- fol' '':wh otlwr W:\.'1 I'Pfi•Tt•·d ill,lf'il' J,.\·,. :tnd pridP in 1hf'lf •mn~11:1:!y nnd Uwlr I'OIIntry: tww, fh,rdor•·.

Hi~ TT nEx<H~\'J<P-hy 1h•· (•o'l·lllt•l II( lilt' (',:Y of (;)'o't':lhtll,

~~ 'l,'l'l!llld. !t~ L'Siil' fhi.o.: f·p:,!ol\1!.111\ HI\ t)w <1!'1'.1•'1111\ Of 1hr•

60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of

The Rever.end Kenneth Buker and Katherine Buker !·1 1 ":q.crnlulau-: tht'"·l'irTn· hf'hl\Lt of th" dti?.f'n~ of <irf'f'Ubf'lt, nnd to t•.xpr,·s!-1 to thrm hf'!d wi~hf"!-1 for ('OUtimlf'Cl happlnP~s nnd thnt "thrlr unonft·nup!Pd unlnn shA.II not dls~ol\'f' \111111 thf' la~t tlny."

1n: IT r'PR'T'Hr~R Rr:sor.vr:n that thl• .... ,oluuon •hail boromc l'fT••dJ\'f' lmrnf'diAtPiy upon H~ rn~!IIRI!l'<'.

~ IIJi!!1

Richard R. Pll•ki Mayor

ATTEST:

Gudrun MUll CltJ Ck!rk

NO'NC: The l'HOiutlon to be preNnted will bear the 111naturee of aU memben of Council.

EmploymeJtt and Training Opportunity for 16-19 year-old residents of Prince

Georges County to work in Greenbelt. Work includes

landscaping, grounds and building maintenance at GHI,,

Salary, $3.25/hr., 40 hours per week. Contact Robert Miltz,

434-3403.

THA THANKS TO ALL THE

CnnzENSWHOSUPPORTED

THIS YEAR'S FUND

RAISING DRIVE.

M, W. Dutton, Chief

Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Dept.

and Rescue Squad, Inc.

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal

Ba.ltbnore Blvd. at Powder Mill Rd., Beltsville

8 a.m. Holy Communion 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer 10:30 a.m. Sunday School Rev. John G. Bals, Rector

422-8057

MOWATT MEMORIAL United Methodl•t Churcll

40 Ridge Rd. 474-9418 CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30-10:30

a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. ~F.RMON: "How to bP a

growing Chtistiarl"

R(•v. Clifton D. Cunninrham, Pastor 474-3381.

Spring Summer Fall Winter Whatever the season

Whatever the temperature You are invited to wonhip with us

GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH

Bible Study ror all &~eo !Sun.} Wonhip Nrvlc• Kid-week p..,...r oervlcf (Wed,l

('..-t "' 0-"111 a.. e:•o­

u:w am A 7:0(1 pa 8:00pa

ll'or bua tranaportatlon, oall Obureh oace 8:10-lJI:• WMlul.,,. .

Greenbelt Community Church (United Church of Christ)

Hillside and Crescent Roads- Phone 474-6171 (mornin&•)

Sunday

Church School for all ages • 9:45 Family Worship Service - 11 a.m.

Nur~cr·y provided at 2B Hillside

Rev. Sherr~· Taylor and Rev. flnrry Taylor, co-poston

c Holy Cross Lutheran Church

6905 o,..nbelt Road Wenlllp ......,_llt.Md Utll-. ....., ..... , .. _ ~ lfaneo ....._., t-u.t•-.

...... &.._, .......... ~

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_'lllursday, June 14, 1~79 GREENBELT NEWS REV1J1:W Pap 1

CRY BUDGET from p. 1 State. Council added p,aoo to re-WUllam T Lan place an ~ amount recently -cllm · e. <Both White and cut from the county budget. The ha an Charles Schwan would Youth Services Bureau with three .::..• pr';erred three, but tlle extra full-time and three part-time per­bufc";t> ;:: not available In the sonnel works mostly with troubled .,.. to· G e State baa raised the youth at the elementary and junior ._ u reenbelt of the MILEs hilh ochool level utillzhll a la,.P equl~m~~tte~l~~ (up $8,11001. New number of professional people who rM! nc u e~ two portable volunteer their oervlcea Cutaldl f,. pa ad(U,80{)), 10 _radio scanner• eatiQlated the value of iheee ser­--'teiiQU cars <$8001, and a type- vices at about ..,. 000 ~.. r ($800), ...,, .

r.bUo Works ($468,7001 Six ma- Recreation BDd Parka ($1178,6001. jw ltreet repair projects lnclud- l1t1Utle1 anc!, lnc......,ed personnel itlc 110me curba and gutterlngs are costa account for the alight ln­~ed for this flscai 7ear, to be crease In the reereatlon budget ~ced through a lie tao: rate con- over ¥ :rear. trlltutlon to the Reserve for Capital Eldtnalve resurfacing of the In­Iaprovemen ts totalllrl&' $3D,IIOO, II de ·of the swlmmlnl' · pool will lll«ed for repairs are parts of be paid for With Capital lmprove­~ent Rd., Laurel Hill, Hillside, ment Reserve funda ($27,000>. Re­I.akecrest, Edmonston, and Spring- pair of the tennla courts on Bra­lis. Lane. den field ($12,0001 fell victim to

Oouncll raloed the tax rate con­trillutlon by 2c this year In an ef· fort to keep up with Inflation and Pl'Ovlde the funds Reeded for lltNet repair.

A •ccond mechanic will be hired to help maintain the city's sizeable loet or motor vehicles. The city o.,.rcntiy has "just one mechanic 011 the force to maintain our equip­ment, which is almost lmpoaslble" sald Mayor Richard Pllski. The •IIChanlc hurt his back recently """ fe scheduled for major sur­,....,.; another employee has been lllllfta' ln. Pllskl was struck by tloe thought that If anything )tap­-ed to this second man, the city's ,.tire fleet could bee<~me lmmo­bll.illed.

W'ute collection charges will go UCI 1~. The current 6-day work week wlll be reduced to II,

The· only levity of the evening .,._., when it was Councilman Pilchard Castaldi's turn to move for the approval of the next item .~ .. teoo for the maintenance of the cl'r cemetery,

'Would this be considered a con­flict of Interest?" Inquired Casta! dl, tile owner or a plot.

"OIIIy If you use It," quipped an -- Councilman Charlee Selawan.

8oelal Servlreo !$75,3001 Thla ac­.,._t provides funds for the op- ' "ration of Gr~enbelt CARES Youth Service Bureau. Sevrnty percent of ~ '-'dget, Gicso explained to cit­._. PrPaent. conws from the

8HINotes

the need for pool repair funds.

Contributions Several changes were made in

thQ contributions to independent recreation organizations within the city, Increasing the total amount by $300. Organization Boys, Girls Club Aquatic Boosters

Winter Swim coach Greenbelt Concert Band

Contribution $4,800

1,300 450 500

1,000 2,450 1,050

Band Director Greenbelt Little League SHL Bru~eball Greenbelt Running Club Greenbelt Tennis Assn.

Parka

225 375

The parks crew will have Its hands full next year in.stalling new equipment In the GHI neighbor­hood playgrounds. The play equip­ment h88 already been purchased with Community Development Block Orant funds.

At PRAB's request council has added 88 a special objective for this year the breakdown of the major cost of the department -labor ($160,800). PRAB wants to see how the money Is opent: how much on the Lake Park, Braden Field, Sprinlhill Lake Golf Course etc. '

Giese reminded taxpayers that brrause. of Inflation they would facr an 8% increase In the tax dol­lars they will pay, even though the tax rate will remain at 97c.

Council, however, expressed pride in the abillty of the city to hold the budget to an increase of 8":, in a time of doubi&-diglt Inflation,

Gt ... •• Budget COIIIIIIenfi­THESTATE

OF THE CITY In his bl1dp& coaun..._ Clcy

Man...,r James K. Qieae out­lined the "increaalnl demanda" made "POD tbe otd , Tile ~ ly hpuatn1 project, for el<BGlple, placed • "tremendol!8 extra de­mands, also ..• .,_ undertak­Ings reaultdnJr from new Clew!-· opment and re-devllk>pJRent together with the added work load ll<lCUmulated from pat pro­grams and lncreaalll&'IY complex state and federal reiU)M:Iona."

"The clcy Is at a very lmpotl!. tant paint In Its bllltory,'' Oleee continued, "What happen• 'In the next few )'ears will Impact greatly on the future Ufe of the city, Three major commercial developments . . , could signi­ficantly Improve the economy .of the community and reduce the tax burdens of 1ts realdents • • . <It is Inwortantl to assure that that development Ia of bleb ~ua­llty with minimal dl!trlmetrtal impll<lt . . . " TheB<r ilcv~lop­ments have asked for low coat city financing of street construc­tion Rnd improvements. --such financial assistance will' require additional demands upon the city staff . . . Such cost may be relm·bursed through ... ser­vice chargea.

"Equally 88 Important to the future of the city • • . .Is tile rehabilitation and historic J>l"'­servatlon of ori~rlnal Greenbelt . . . While supportive, the city has not been able to devote the statr time to aslliot In thia otfort . .. It Is essential to the econo­mic well being of the entire com­munity, and particularly to the adjacent single family realden­tial areaa that the orilinal homes be brought up to current day housing standarda and not be permitted to deteriorate In the way that ha8 happened to communltlea of older homes In other parts of the county,

", . . Council has exi.reased the deotre to pursue major under­takings for improving the qual­Ity of lire within the communi­ty" , . . better tran9portat1on services, development of open opaces. Orants may be availa­ble, but will require added otalf time.''

'I'IIe Board will m<>ct tonight, J~ae 14, at 8 P.m. in lhe GHl Board Room. The Aesthetics and •Yironment Committee will meet JUlie 18, 8 p.m., to di•cu1111 the De­ol,. Book and frame Riding.

LEGAL CLINIC of DOUGLAS I. MALCOM

Members who arc Mndy men or Woacn, particularly thosr who are r..Uftld, arc Invited to put their naaea on a list to do work In GHI ~.... Work such u carpentry pluterinl', painting, etc. may be rc: ~ on nn occasional basis by tlo.,. who are not r...rularly em­Piered. Those who would like to be oa •uch a list, plcur 01111 San­d.,. Barneo, 474-0666,

x-bero Rrr rrmindrd that llpe~' cilll trash tho... bulky Item~ ....-,.ell do not 10 in the traah con­~r - should b~ placed on the -.tee oldr of a rncmber's own Y1ll'd and not· in the common area alo.e- roadside or In front of IOI!Ie­o.e .-, •• home. AR 1100n aa the t,... ts placf'd out, pl._., call tbe •-lal "lrA.oh number, 474-800t. It Ia ftrJ' unalghtly to hllV<' matt...,1 •

... Md other d~bNs cluttertq the c-.,n &l'f!u.

.U Its ""<<'nt convention, the x..,...,d Auoeiatlon of Houoing RetfftolpmPnt Agencif'l f!lect<!d I:l.-tJ Ot'Mral Manapr, Ken K~ln, II<'C~'<'tary of that organ ........

BAMBINO'S ItaUan Rwtaurant

UVI ROCK & ROLL DANCING

Jlftry ll'rl. - Sat. 1:80 p.m ... 1:30 a.a.

2'77-2800

111111 Kenilworth Ave. (Next to Dart·~)

Rlwrdtlle, lid, -----·-----'

Divorce, Un0011t. '1110.00 Ineorporsu.. 1110.61 , FREE INITIAL

CONSULTATION Simple WIU 311.08 Bankruptcy 175.00

Beltway Plaza 8hoppinl ee,ter

Greenbelt, Md. 20'1'11

Adoption tiiO.Oe Guardianship 100.011 Auto Accident .,.,

Hourly Rate ::a ' 80.01 474-8808 <F..,.. Ex"i!..ude O:letsl

Call for appointment

GREENBELT RECREATION DEPARTMINT

CAMP PINE TREE

Tennis - Swimminl( - Physical Fitness • Archery

Tumbllng - Trampoline - Special Events - Field Trips

Locatl011:

OpenU011:

l!ltae:

,...,

G...,..nbelt Youth Center. Tranaportatlon pnmded within city limite, $11.00 per obllcl, per -ion.

Offered to 6-12 )'Oar old1, a fun and 1kUI Pr'OiniiB of outdoor and ~peelal activit!•.

Weekdll,YI, 8 - - a:ao pm lor four J.--k ..... _ belinnlq June 2Mb thru Allfllllt 17th.

ll'ull time Camp Man .. er, Oounaellora and Speelal­latt to PI'09ide for your younpter'•. lndiYidual neecb.

One 2-week -'on

Reeident &uon Ratu Non-Realdant &uon Rat•

JalniJalllll Ntlatntloa

lit Child 2nd Ch1Jd -.oo 110-00

QIO.GO-pa,ule "' ~- Zllld 8110.00 .,.,..,

Not aft!lallle .

ContAct the Greenbl>lt Recratlon Departaent, CTf-.1171, for fulther Information

20Cfooff I

Window Treatments htcludlng woven woods, dra.-rl .. ,

minl-blfn411s, custom shades and moN.

WE COME TO YOU ! ! ! CWiff~ §u.at

c-waffoouE/t.in9 .:Safe.

Continue.~ f f !' Call 937·3733

10502 Baltimore Blvd., Beltsville, Mel.

GREENBELT RECREATION DEPARTMINT

474-6878

1979 Summer Weekly Leisure Tune

Activities Cl88ses will belin durlnl the week of June 20th. NO CLAaBli:S WII£ BE CONI>UCTBID ON WEDNIDI:JDAY, JUl."i' 4TH. AU. cl-­ftiled on a flnt come, flrst served ba.sla. ALL rect•trants mq lip .. at either center for ALL claooes. Make checks p.,.ble to the 9ltJ' flf Greenbelt. Regiotratlon date1 are as foUoWI:

TUESDAY, JUNE 1VI'H, 7-4 pm, G~llli!INB1!ILT YOUTH CIIWI'I8; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20TH, 7-9 pm, SPRINGHilL LAKIIl!WO-

REATIOIN CIIINTJilR.

I.ate regiotrstlon will be held on Thuuday, June 2111t, 8 am ~ 4 ,. at the Greenbelt Youth Center.

NON-RillSIDENTfil: Add 21t'J1, to tb~ clas.a feeo.

SENIOR OI'l'IZI!INS !112 year• old and over): will be riven a 1" diiiCount on all claaa fen.

LOCATION OODE: B1I"I'C !Brad<>n Field Tennlo Cou~l; SHLRc (8prlnlhill Lak" Recreation Centerl; YC !Youth Center).

TEEN AND ADtJLT CLA.Milll

ACTIVITD'M LOVATION OAVITIME AOI:OROUP ~ '

Dl~o Dance- Berlnner TC Thu 1:00..:00p II It ....,r •1011 m.-Adv. BefiMer YC Tho 8:~8:00J? 11 It cwer ,10/1 e~

Intermediate TO Tina 1:~10:00p 11 A - ~~~ ........

Golf 8H1.RC TIN e:~7:00p __ tt It- tu/1 .......

~Tina 1:~7:00p 14 "- .,,,. .,._

Potte.,. · Unlimited Pnctlw

Time - Feo plUI Jaaterlall

Qerllnt

Berflnt

Berllnt

Bertlnt

ro..,. l:oo..J:OOp 11 "- .-11 • ._. ro Moll 7:1o .• ,.,., 11 " ~ •tw-o ro TIN 7:10-1:.,., 11 "-- .. ,...._.

ro w.s 7:10-t:IOp 11 " -· ........._.

Sllmnaatlc•-Bettlnt !5HU'C Wed t:•to:a 11 A Clftr tst/1 ..._

Ber!Int YC Wed 7:-.:IOp 116- •1011--.

Tenni1-lntenaediate Bri'C Moe e:-..:GOp 11 It - •1111 ._.

.... IIIIer JIJ"I'C TIM 1:-...:()0p 11 6- .UI/1 ~

Int.,..edlate Bl"l'' Wed I:00-4:00p 11 It- .ll/0 .,.._. Bertnner Brl'O ftu t:00-4:tlp 11 6 - tii/W ~

Bertllller Bri'C 1M 1:00-11: .. 116- f!OII._. ...............

Gftl IOAID cont. from p. 1 . "' .lett.er reterrect to a requeat, over

• .rear 810, by GHI for 100 unlta of Section a -iftaDce from CllA for. G!D'a rehabilitation propam. In Ol'der to pt the requat In· e&117, alii bad had to live - lla'urea conaemlnc the Probable 0011t of the rehabiHtatlon PI'OJr&m. Since no deftnlte plan had yet been formula­ted, the only llcurea available at that time, were thoae made by the lofark Beck report from the Plan­nine and Rehabilitation Study ue.ooo.ooo. Once the board, man­apment and committee memllero had decided on what the prlorltlea ehoukl be, the cO.t wu cut drutl­caHy down to trl,OOO,OOO. ODA waa not lnfonned, later, of the correct llprea •bocau"" 32ll unlta of Se.otlon 8 aulatance were apprnved bv 'N"A and ODA funda were no longer needed. The letter, dated April 23. 111'711, was using the old, outdated fiJrUrea.

Member Geraldine Hus,ey, 9· 8 R<>learch Rd., Informed the board that cm\trary to what had been :·cpo"ted In the NeWII Review, sh~ •lid not Intend to put windows In ~hf:'r unit end 14turn around and pay for somebody else's." Smith ex-­Jl}Rln~ that the ·board '" concerned :~bo.u~ f'ncourR.ging individual~ t.J J>r<>CPPd on their own with rehablll tlon pro.Jects. It enough people did so, It would relieve considerably general flnanrlng. However, it dOPM rnak~ it dlf!lcult to flgure out equi­table <011ts. There are going to be lfl'neral, Rcross -the-board costs that wUI have to •be paid by all mem­bers, he said. 'No action could be llaken on that problem ,,, •. ,. • .. caull<' this was a special meeting.

Uoeqf~

To a member's statement that "GHI reserves were URPd to htfl·'

the new townhouses, both Schwan and Shlnderman <'Xple.lned that re­t~ervPs werr not UAed tor the town.. housps: Instead, conventional loans wrr~ taken out. Shlnderman also explained that the four tree-stand­Ing homes, however, were 'built with reSE'rvea since loan• could not b*i., obtaln~d 'bfocause the property WRS mortgaged to the federal govern­ntrnt. Thr only ·way to provide for <'On~tructlon D:lOOf"Y WI\~ through the usr of thf' rPRrrvrs. Thl.~~:t mo ney Is being paid hBck In monthly

Conroy Drivrr Ed Bill ~ignrd HJ Gowrnor

r · Nr,·nnr l!.u·ry H. HtjgiH'!~ !iign«•d in;,. law !"I'(' nt!y tlw b;ll th c.;un 1 :n:~.• 1'1./l~f' f1:nding fnr driw•r «>du I'Ut it•ll in Maryland HchoolH, }-\pn,•.

to:·· l:dy,:,rd T. Conroy, <:hiPf :<poll !:401' of thP mt·nHu;r Mtatrod, ""Without 1 hts lHII, dri\'or Nht~·ation In our p1:~J:;~- un .. JJHllJlilhii(' schoo!H In Maryla•ul \\{u,Jd hnv,, hf'rt1 R mf'm nry. fThP billl C'ontlnuf•s to provid1• t11i~ mm;t lmr-frll"ltult ~·Af('ty meA~ttl'(' in our t·whuol.'i ... without R.ddltion td c·O!"t to I hP ovrr burUMlf"ft ta~· JlRYPr ...

Stntf· funrliug for tht• J>rivf•r l!:d H{"•dlon P''np,-r~m would hl\vf" end•'ci July, lllRO without Conroy'• bill. With tho new law, 811 """'•nt or t11e tun<llnr for thr program will be provided throurh the Initial east of ttlf' lleen•r and I e percent will comf' from thr StAte Traneportatlon Trust Fund.

BAMBINO'S Italian Rl!ataurant

Fantastic Food at

Rwo~!P~1 6288 K...,llworth Ave. <Next to Dart Drul)

Rlvndale, Md.

liON IIOIIGWAIIDT , ... __ ...,. o.n... ............ .,. ""'U.l. I ..... .......,

4? ......

"See me for car .._.. life, lltlltla ucl ~

iasaraa!'

St1tt , .. -. lllltwlfiCt C....... Noo!lf01'1(""'~911.111 .... ,

•, ., ., "·" .• ·• ••yt'-" ~

/

lnatallme~ta. A a~n by WIW&III.I that

the nominations and election com­m.ltt.ee llecln tO frame propoeed by­

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thunday, !._une 14,. 11179.

CoiU'oy to Receife Award jaw cbanp1 that were made at the senator Edward T. Conroy this annual meatiq wu cartled over to "_,rear baa been ""lected to receive be cliiCuaoed at the nellt tecular a . certlllcate of appreciation from m_eeUnc_...:;· _________ __:the Maryland Municipal Leiii'Ue In

BULl ROAST & DANCE BULL ROAST & DANCE . RAIN OR SHINE

OBilENBELT VOLVN'l'EER FIRE DEPARTMENT & RESOVE SQUAD

1215 Creaeent ROad In Greenbelt

Sunday, July 8, 1979 2 • 6 P.M. o.- Muatc by the Mllll<l Man (4:00- 8:00 P.M.l •oo par ticket I Children $6.00 <$10.001*8.00 at door)

ALL YOU CAN EAT ALL YOU VAN EAT ALL YOU ClAN EAT 1luU - ()om ... the (Job - Cole Slaw - Baked Ileana • Le&tucle & 'l'oonato

Free Beer & Soda After 8:00 p.m. I Beer .150 per can

Shouldn't your s!Wings be

anchorea · here?

QR FIRST FEDERAL SAVII'IGS '-&' &l.GanAs!n:ci Annapolis r. ANNAPOLIS: Ma!Q otftce;2024 WMH!Veet, 26S-'7891

~RUNBEL'f: Beltway Plaza Shopplnc Ceoter, •74-80M

& CITY OF GREENBELT

MARYLAND · .NOTICE

OF CHARTER AMENDMENT At a regular meeting held on June 11, 1!179, thr City Council of Green­belt, Mnryland, adopted Charter Amrndment Resolution 1979 ~ <Reso­llon #4221, and lh<' following Tille of th" Ro•olutlon I• a fnlr oummary nf thr amPndmrnt:

(!HAitTt;R ,\'!l•:SU~Jt;:-;T ltF.i'\OLt:TIOS SJ:~IRt:lt 19711-3 <Rr~olution ;:- J22l

R~~SOLUTION o~· THF: CITY <W GRI:ENTn~LT AIXlP'n;n PUR SUANT TO TH~; AUTHORITY 0~' ARTTCIJI•: 1\F. o~· T'H~~ CONSTI TlJTION OF' MARYLAND AND S~:Gi'!ON Ia 0~' ARTie!.~; 2aA OB' THE ANNOTATED CODF. OF MARYLAND 119ro7 ~;DITTON AS AMENDB;IJl. TITLF; "CORPORATION MI)NT<'IPAL," SUBTITLE "HOME lWLF.," TO AMEND THI: CHARTF.H Of' THf~ !'ITY CW nR~:r•:NBJ<:LT, SAID CHARTER BF.IN<l BIJRTITLE 40 OF ART!l:LE 17 OF Tin: COO~; OF Pt!BLI<' LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLANil (100:! EDITION AS AMf:NDEDl AND CONTAINING IN WHOL~; OR IN PART TH~: CHARTER 01" THF. CITY OF GREF.NBF.LT, BY AD Il!Nfl A Nf]W S~X'TION /Ill, TITL~;O "REVENIJF. BOND FINANC JN(o," 1'0 PROV!DI•: AUTHORITY ~'OR THF. JSRHANC'F. BY THF. <'ITY OF OREF.!I:IJF.LT, MARYLANr> <THF. "CITY"l OF BONDS PA YABIJF: AS TO PRIN!'IPAL ANfl INTF.RE8T SOLELY .F'ROM THF; REVI•:NUP:!! OF ONE OR MORI•; RF.VF.NIH•: ·PROf)l!CINCl PROJF.GI'S; TO SF.T f'ORTH <:~;RTAIN LF.GIRLATJVF; FINDINGS; TO RI•:T FORTH THF; PUBLIC PURPOiH-:S SUCH FINANCING IS EXPiiX'TED TO ACHIEVE; TO DEF'INE THE 'I'YPES OF' PROJECTS F.LIG!BLF. F'OR ASSiSTANCF. THROUflH R~1VI!..,NUF. BONO F'J NANCIN<: TO BE LIMITIW TO REHABI!,ITATION OF' F:XISTJNG STRUC'"l'URES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE SFX::lJRI'I'Y AND TO REC OG'NlZE THE TAX EXF.MPTION o~· THE BOND!!; TO PROVIDE FOR THE DETERMINATION BY ORDINANCE OF THE FORM, TERM, INTEREST RATE OR RATES OR METHOD OF gJCTE~ MINING THEM, TF:RMS, CONDITIONS. MATURITIES AND AJ,L OTHER DETAILS INCIDENT TO THE ft!SUANCE, SALE AND PAYMENT OF THE BONDS; TO PROVIDE THAT THE REVENU~: BONDB ARE NO'I' TO CONSTITU'l'E ANY INDB:BTP:DNESS o~· THE GJ'TY TO WHICH ITS FAITH AN'D CREDIT OR TAXING POWER ARE PLEDOICD; TO PROVIDE FOR A TRUST AGRP:F: MENT BETWP:EN THIC CITY AND A CORPORATE TRUSTEE AND FOR THE PROVlSJONB THBlREOF; TO PROVIDE FOR R&:P'UND I'NG BONDS: AND TO PROVIDE• FOR ALL O'I'HF:R MA'l'TERB DEIOMED NICCIC88ARY OR APPROPRIATE BY 1'HE COUNCIL TO ~AN At.mfORIZICt> FINANCING. T:1e above amendmen: ahall become and be conoidf'r~d a part of the Cl>arter of the City of Greenbelt, ·Maryland, accordln1 to th~ term• of th~ amf'ndment, In all reopech to be effective and oboc..Ved aa ouch, upon the !lot day of July, 1878, unle•• on or before the fortieth day· after p&aR&If!, which ohall be the 211t day or .July, 1878, therr •hall be prelf'nled to the Counell ot the City ot Gre~nbelt, Maryland, or mailed to It by re(llatered mall, a petition for N'f~N'ndum •lrned by twenty per .. cf'nt or mor,. nr th• person• quallfled to vote In the pneral election of the Cit~· of OrPenbelt, requeAtinl that the above Charter Amendment be submitted M r"ferendum to the voteu of the City of 01'f't!nbelt. A copy ot the nbo'fc Chartor Amendment Re•olutlon lo po•t~d In thP Grl'l'nbelt Municipal Building llldpr L. Smith Wlnr .. In accordance with the requirement• of Section 13fdl ot Article 23A ot the Annotated Code of Marylan<l, and copleo may aloo br obtained from the City Clerk, 2B Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Maryland, 20770, telephone 474-3870 or 414--8000. Jameo K. Gleoe, City Man&ll!r

recopltlon of hi• aueeeaeful efforta on behalf of Marylandera who live In municipalities.

Conroy waa the floor leader on the blll that amended the hlchway user revenue formula provldlnc a more equitable share of the state· shared revenue to the dtlea and towns amounting to U7G,OOO In new revenues tor llscal )'ear 1080.

The veteran Prlnoe 0eol'lr'!'• Sen­ator a11o p~ tor the le8l•la· tlon that returned the qnallocated Income talc wlthholdlna' · dollaN to countlea and cltlel of the state.

Aa a reeult of the two billa Greenbelt will realize about $48,000 In new money from the State thle .comln1 llacal year without &Dy tall lncreue.

Gree.d.eit Ho•es,.

In e. · ..

Ha~n Place Sales Office Open 7 Days a Week

The suburban "co-operative townhouse community" where you can purchase a brick/frame home at an AFFORDABLE PRICE ON TODA Y'S HOME MARKET!

This quaint three bedroom home has beautifully landscaped gardens; nicely redecorated interior; ra/refg/washer/ac/dish­washer & loads of extras; $36,000.00 - August occupaqcy.

Beautiful to say the least, is this 2 hr. brick home with large addition: powder room; sep. dining room; Jg. living room; mod-ern kitchen & bath - very residential Joe. - $49,550.00_. ___ _

The right "little" home for the single or retiree - 2 br. brick - near shopping center; nice appl. & improvements - $30,55o:oo.

2 BR frame with extra large addition: powder room: laundry' center; breezeway; landscaped yards; new kitchen & bath. -excellent appl. - $32,550.00.

2 BR fr. with gardensidc yard overlo'oking a wooded back­ground; lovely addition w/ 'h bath; many improvements throughout; appl. - extras - a must to see! $27,000.00.

3 BR frame with fenced yards; private parking; new kitchen; neat & clean throughout - a real buy for $26,500.00.

3 ER frame, competely redecorated; ra/refg/washer: dishwash­er: - $24,000.00.

I BR frame apt. with private ent .. garden yard extends to woods - $12,500.00.

OTHim I, 2 & 3 bPdroom properties listed. COME IN AND LET OUR PROFESSIONAL. EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE HELP YOU ~'IND THE "RIGHT HOME" FOR YOU'

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8.30 - 5 Mon-Fri 10:00 - 5 Sat.

474-4161 NOON - 5 Suns./holiday,;

474-4244

COME TO GREENBELT 4H-4331

LIVE IN GREENBELT.

CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND

NOTICE OF CHARTER . AMENDMENT

At n rf'gular mf'l"'ling hf'lrl on May 21, 1979, thf' City Council of Groen­bdl, Mnryland, adoptf'd Chart.r Amendmrnt R"olutlon 1079-2 <Reao­lut ion Nn. 4 UO, nnd thf' following Till~ of thf" Resolution l• n. tn.lr sum­mary of !lw arnl'ndml'nl:

Charter Amendment Resolution Number 1979-2 (Res. #418)

Hl<<'D!JtiTtON Of' TIH•: C:JTY 0~' GREFJNBR:LT, MARYI..AND, E'N. LAIWING TI!T•: <XmPORATE BOIINDARIFA~ OF THF; GJTY OF <:rn;~:Nm:J;I' BY ANNJo:XING LAND CONTIGUOUS ANn AllJOJN. INC: THJo: J<:XISTING OORPORATE ARF:A, KNOWN AR PARGF..u\ A ANI> !', <;RET•:NHF:I.T F:A.ST RUBDIVJSION, '!'()(}JI;TJ.{t;:R WITH AT .IT A< 'I•: NT P!JBLIC ROADWAYS, AND PROV!OING FDR THE Rl'i:<'IAI. TRF:ATMF:NT <W TAXAHI.F: RF.AL PROI'F:ltTY TN TilE Aln:A ANNF:XF:D FROM THF; EFI'F .. CTIVF; DAnJ m• ANNEXA .. TION TIIROllflH THF: YF:AR F:NDING .JUNE 30, I9M. Hnld rf'::ohltlon l'Xtf'nriR thf" hounrlartrR ot thE" <..'tty of G!"N'nbelt to i!ldud•· thf"'propt~rty drRcrtbed aA follows:

" ... being two f2l parc.-ho of land, tho flrwt. conshotln1 of all of Parer!• A and C, aa •hown on a plat of •ubdlvlolon •nUtled "-roel1 A, B Bnd C, Oroonbelt F.&At, aa rf'cordl'd amonr th<> Land Record.l of Prln<'r Grorre's County, Maryland, In PlAt Book NLP 120 u Plat No. 70, all of the dt>dlcatlon to wid<>nlna u ohown on aakl plat, all of Gn'onway ~nt•r Drive, u ohown on oald plat, all of the Ianda d1111crlbed In Rn AgreMn•nt to ll<>dlcate Rl!&l Property between Hen!'}' 1(. Witt and Greenway C..nter Aaeodatea Limited Partnerahlp, recorded MliiOGI' the aforeaald Land Recorda In Plat Book WWW 110 u Plat No. 14, eonolatlng of 211.110112 ecreo th" IM!cond b@lnr part of the n.tJt4~ of thr Baltlmore-WuhlnJton hrloway, and eon.tlltllll' at 1Ul01 acroa." On April It, 11178, a public hear!"- waa held by the Cit)' Oounoll at o ..... nbelt on th" above ,.mutlon, wblcll waa advertleld and held In all duP. form accordln1 t6 the 1-• at th" State at Mar,land. The am•ndment oM.II become and be eonllldered a !NUt c1 thl! Clbarter c1 thr City of GrM>n'belt, Maryland, accordlnc to the tai'DUI c1 tt. am•ndmflftt. In &II reorpecta to be effeetiYt! and obeerved u IIUCh UJIOil th• lith dAy of .July, 18711, unleu within 411 d.,-• of 1t.t pa-.p t~ Clt7 J>un~ll of Or•rltlbelt recelvea a petition for referendum In aooordanoe with thf' provlolono of Section 19 of Article 23A at the Annotated Clade of Maryland (lllt\7 Edition aa amended), A copy nt the above Oharter Amendment ftf!110lutlon Ia poeted In the Grrenbelt Municipal Bulldlnr - Edrar L. Smith Wln1, In &OilOrd&nce with thr requtr.-m•nts of Section 13(d) of Article li3A at t:tte Annotated C'.odr of Maryland, and coplro may al110 be obtained from ~ City Clerk, 211 Creocent Road, Grernbelt, Maryland :acrrro, telflllbon• 4'74-3870 or 47i--8000.

P.,.a GMmeat.T rmrs ~ Recrealiea Renew c.. 1'lae 'l'lw

Camp Pine Tree ·Ia a fun and skill Procram of outdoor and apeclal act:fvltlell ·tor aaea 11 thru 12 ,_... Tennla, ai'Chery, ewlmmlnc, cratta: tumlin&', llahlnc ·and a variety of other events are achedUied Into thla ezcltlnc Procram .. 'nlere are &tiD openinp In all -.ion•. Divid­ed Into II tW<>-'11Nek ""uloria, camp bea'lna !Mon., J'une 215. Brochurea and application• will be available at the Recreation DeP,.rtmeni. Call 414-88711, Kon.~Frl., 9 a.m. - G p.m. for further details.

F1reenoeJoe.. Cloaed Tennl• ~t

Reg'iatratlon will be taken, In­person, at the Youth Centar Bust­ness Ofllce weekdays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., J'une U thru 19; or by mall to the Greenbelt Recreation De­partment, ATTN; Tennis Tourna­ment, 215 Crescent Road, Green'bfolt, Maryland 20770. For further Infor­mation, call 474-8878, Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m.-~ p.m. Municipal Swimming Pool Stunmer Houra

'Beglnnlng Saturday, June 16, the Municipal Swimming Pool will bo open, weather permitting, seven days a week at 1 p.m. A' season Pa&! may be purchased during pool houre: or at the Treasurer's OfflcP, Municipal Building,. Mol). thru Fri., 8 a.m.-4:30p.m. Recreation Center SllflHtler lloun

The hours listed below arc for the summer schedule which will be In efl'ect, at both the Springhill Lake Recreation Center and the O..cnbelt Youth Center beginning Mon., June 18. Mon- Thurs. 12 noon - 10 p.m. Ji'rl., 12 noon - 11 p.m., Sat 9 am 11 p.m .. Sun. 1 p.m. · 10 p.m. Snh)mf'lr J.A'dsurf'l Tt~ Actlvlti .. ,.

Make your AUmmer hourR morf> •njoyablc by participating In the Rr<'rf'atlon Department's activitir.!':. Brochures listing all the progr,.m• avalfablc for '79 summ~r· may be picked up at the Youth Center, Municipal Building, Library and Rprlngh!ll Lake Recreation Center. For further Information, call 474. llR78.

Peliee Bloaler CftyNotu A 18 year· old male waa arreated PubliC Wo ...

and re~ to .hie parentll att.er The pneni crew removed M­he wu obaerved 4rlnlrlnl beer in pbalt baae ua . atone nat to the front of the Youth Center, curb on ~ and -t.ored

Upon lnveatlptlnc a call by Of- the are& Wltb· blacktop. Buln1, ftoel' Murray concemlnc a dlaor· curbli, qd dfalna throuchout the derly man at I,.ea1on Drive and city were clMned. Le.kec-t, the man wu arre8ted _ All drl'fll"' on the reltllar traab and charpd wkh ""'"71111' a con- trueko worked olx d&JB Jut week cealed -pon. due .to the tellpatlon clone drl"'

Apartment& on RJdge Road and ver who acoepted a JIOiitlon With In Sprlnlhlll Lalcii' . were broken METRO. Bpaclal. truh lo caqht lpto. However, nothln1 waa report- up at thle time eliOept for -ed lltolen. . An apartment on Man· heavy ltema which reqUire apeelal dan ·Road wao entered and Y&rloua handline •. Item• were reported atolen. The ctty recelvoo the llrat ahlp-

A 24-year-old Greenbelt man hu ment of playground equipment pur­been sentenced tor dlatrlbutin1 chased under the Community Pe­obscen'ce material, acoording to velopment Block Grant prorraa, Arthur A. MarahaU, Jr., Btate'a The April monthly report ft'OIIl Attorney for Prince Georges the County Department of Llcenaea County. and Permit. llats permit appllca-

He had previously pleaded guilty tiona haYing ·been llled for the fol­on April 30 In the Circuit Court· to loWing: 88 units In Windsor Green distribution of obscene matter. with an estimated construction coat

Judge James H. Taylor, who pre- of U.OOO,OOO; two bulldincs on the sided over the matter, sentenced Golden Triangle at $2.9 and $1.15 the offender on June 4 to probation million, respectively and a grading before judgment and three yeara permit for the Greenway Shopping active probation. The maximum Center. penalty for auch an, offense Is 30 Large .spectator crowds are being days Imprisonment and a $100 lflne. drawn to the variety of olty base-

Three apartments In the Sprlq- ball and aottbaU programs as the hill Lake ar.,.. were reportedly B"'l80n progresaea. The following· broken Into last week. Two were milestone• are being marked, this "ntered via patio wlnoows during year, In Greenbelt Le&&"ue partlci­the late night hours while the ten- patlon; 32nd Year - Greenbelt ants were at home and the res!- Boys and Girls Club, 29th Year -dents' purses were taken. The Greenbelt Little League, 2.1st Year­other Incidents occurred during Men's ASA Softball, 14th Year -daytimo hours and a 10-speed bl- Springhill Lake Youth Baseball, <'Ycle was reported stolen. A resl- and 7th Year - Women's ASA Soft­dence on Greenhill Road waa en- ball. tered during the late night hours, Sidewalk and curb was removed while· the residents were sleeping. and will be replaced along Laurel A •terPo was reported taken. An Hill Road betwrcn Ridge nnd Hill· unoccupied apartme~t on Mandan side, on Hillside between Laurel Road was also entered and a wash-- Hill ·and Northway, and also on ing machine was stolen. Investi · Southwn.y, between Ridge and CrPa-gatlon is continuing In these caseN. ct·nt Roads.

Four of GreenbPit's new polk£' The new ('hipper was raceiv"<l officers will begln the rcqulreJ en la.•t week The water level of the trance level tralnlnr on June 4. nt lake was lowered for the lake park thr MarylAnd Toll Facilities AcR-- clean-up day and rip-rap lnstalla-demy In Baltimore. The cl-. tlon around the penlnaula. which is requlrrd by thr Maryland Pollee Tl'fllnlng Comml88lon, will continue until Auaust 21, providing over 400 hour• of ttalnlng.

Pte. Watkin• spoke to th• 34 stu cif'nt!-1 of thf' Rohool

rect•ntly. LookoutN hRvr. hf'£'n issued for a

boat and trailer that were stolen from the boat lot In Sprlnghlli Lake. ·

ANY LAR~~,,~~~~!,~E SELL ! J'' . •• i' Good Until Jun~ 21, 1979

5810 Gr .. nbolt Rood (Noxt to Boltway Plall) GrHnbolt, Md. 441·1200

A Gift for

the Entire fr'lmily

Maryland

Seafood

Coo"kbook No. 1

Toun FRICE when you open

an account for SIOO or more or

add' S100 or more to an al1t1nr

account. Limit one par family.

Per Annum paid on

pass book accounts

Compounded daily

Annual Yield

Certificate Accounts • $1000 minimum deposti required

8 month• 11.110% par annum; 8.11 'II> annual ;r!eld 3 monltl - Ull% per annum; ;...,. annual ;r!etd

12 montllll - 7.0091> per annum; '7.-,. IIIUlU&l yield Ill month& - T.l50"- ,_r unum; '7'*"' &DDtlll J4eld 1111 J11911tha - 8.110'!1> par ann11111; 8.411'1' ann'* yield

Note: A Subltutlal tnterelt J1111a1t7 II nqulred by law for laity ~

Money Market Certlfk!ate - •10,000 lll'lnlmum cle.poalt, ,182 day term

can for -ld)o rate.

TWIN PINES SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOOADON

Hours: Monday-Thursday 9-6; Friday 9·8;

Saturday 8·12 47

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u.. IIC. REALTIIS I Compue.riM&I Multiple lillltftt .Servke

HOMIIPOI IALI

345-2151 KASH, REALTOR want& to help Y4MI nrina into. tummetr

with a beautiful variety of interesUq property Ia order that you may own a home that meet. your 4elbM.

PLANNING TO BUY A HOME? ACT NOWII

JUST umD AND JUST IMMACULATE A beautiful 2 bedroom frame Co-op home In the H oourt

of Ridge rd., walk to shopping and lake. Vaeant for quick oe­cupimcy. Beautifully redecorated, good appliances, ftooon re­finished; lovely open area In back. See It and tall in love i.mrQe­di!ltely. Call 3•5-21111.

GIANT RENOVAnON (open 1 to 5:30 Sunday, 3607 Perry St., Mt. Rainier. Can tor Dir.)

Be the first to see this ma11niflcently large home, conven­iently located to downtown. Featurin& 8 bedrooms, 3 full batha, 3 porches (including a glassed in back porch overlooklna the lawn) 15 x 19 foot living room, 15 x Ui foot dining room, baie­ment, lovely private back yard. First offering at $811,1100., no money down to Vets, or conventional terms. Call Mr. Kuh or Mr. Guerre at 345-2151. Call now and choose yout own colora.

LANGLEY PARK (All Brick- With Garaae)

We're proud to present this new.ly lifted 3 or 4 bedroom all brick home with beautiful screened back porch facina deep woods; very private view. Allo has all new appliances, and a masonry garage. Don't wait to see this fine home at only $84,-990.

HERE'S GOOD INEXPENSIVE SPACE A real nice 3 bedroom townhouse near shoppinll· center in

GreenbC'lt. Many of improvements, includina modern kitchen, sep. din. room, beam ceiling in living room, also washer, dryer and fenced yard. Total price only $25,500 and owrier anxious. Come in this week-end and let's talk. 345-2151.

TALK ABOUT CONVENIENCE This :1 bedroom beauty in Eastpines is newly listed and

rcudy lo go. Featuring new kitchen, dishwasher, fancy 2 oven stove, cent A/C and many other goodies. Right next to Bait. Parkway, to "ave you fuel. Action price at only $48,950.

OLD HOME WEEK Thi" oldie is unu•ual in appearance on the outside, but has

been comple~ely redone inside. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 full bath coloniul,' scp. din. room, w/w carpet, and a real eat-in kitchen. Get a home you can really relax in, located Berwyn, convenient tn ••verything and priced right at $48,9M. VA or Conv. terms. Call 345-2151.

. LAND, LAND LOTS OF LAND PLUS lAIN (completely fenced)

Four acres of rolling horse pasture, cornea with this 3 bed­room rambler with 2 tlreplaces, one In larae rec-room, all large rooms and you can move In within 411 daya. Located jult min­utes from fishing, boating and beachea. Owner anxioue, wants to move to Florida now. Don't delay, call now 3411•21111.

AmNTION HOMIOWNIIS If you own a home located within 3 mill. of the Capital Belt­way, and you may be. planninl a hOUI!na chanp; call ua to find out the matket value of 1our ~rty. We're in need of homes for Familiea who want to ~ before Sept. I, lt71.

' THINKING 01' MOVING

ANYWHDIIN THI UNITID ITATU?

Call our toll,._ HOMIPINDII

--.u.ano 01012 ·

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Pue II . GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

_, Thursday, June H, 1971 •

PRICES EFFEOIVE

JUNE 13, 1979 THRU

JUNE 19, 1979 IIUANTITY RIGHn RISPYID

USKAY Ill. & 01101.1

FRANKS ...... 1- 58 YAC ...

a ioiiiMaou•• aoasr · L~~·· ...... A. CIIOICIIIIf IOIIlUSS ILACiliiAID 1101111

Rump Roast I.&&A. CIIOICI · IIU IOIIILDS IOA$1

lye '0 Round $277 ll

Whole Flounder IIAClliiAtD ftDIIN

Flounder STUFFED WITH CIAIMUT

Co.GP 0L1 FASIIIIII

ALL STORIS- FIATURI A WIDI SILICTION OP

HEALTH fOODS AJID DULK .PIU. A 'I' PO,ULAII MICI.

111/IU IATUIAfY JUliE U. "" ~00ifii% ..... YI-·:U%~

.. :.CALl SHEETS-......... '

AND PILLOW CASIS

SPECIAl. THI$WEIK FlniD SHilTS

ht:i'i;;'bd;ii";39c _hni~to Catsup 3 ~~.~ •1

Peanut Butter ll.oz98c JAI

Co-oP CIICKm 4 .1 Noodle Soup ~:~~

eooosu.. ... 9r Italian Dressint -"' llarb4tcue5auce -;:•95• -Cider Yin..,_ .,..,.CIIIIICIII ,::' 534

Jff P ... Ut Butter 110178• "' -Apple Juice ":: $)18 .......... -

HI-C Fruit Drinks ~~u· -Cut Green Beals .... 68. ... -.. Portc·N· .... s

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Co.oP-WDi-1

Grpfrt. Juice DIIP COI.OI IC .... y

48C

Co-Op lapklns~::-:' IAN GIOIGIO IIGIIT·N-FIUFIT

Noodles c-Elbow Macaroni CD-OP

Tomato Sauce IIWT '0 CNICIIII

Chunk Light Tuna All ,11111011

Jiffy Baking Mix ~OP

Vegetable Oil C-.UIFU-

Mille Mate

cw....c.w.g.

11-0135• "" .. ,.,68. ...

CD-OP INSTANT

Coffee Creamer '"TON

Ice Tea Mix FUU DFFUYDI

Tetley Tea Bags scm

110175• ""

.... 1$348 , ... "" $)08 ...

Baby Fresh Wipes -:.~· 98• IIIIIIIWMII - IIDII fDDII

Mill'S AIST. lnLn & CDLDII

Esquire Socks .. M 98• ICIIPfO.DIINIAill

Butane Ughter 2 ... $1

_,.._ Brussels Sprouts 6YIIaTIII

Morton Dinners , ...... sac • on ·---, Original Waffles ·~:·sac ......

.... t.urn•- ':' $)08 Pnlllfl •IIUYOII

ere.. Pies

WNin, ASST., DICDI .

Waldori T. nssue CIUI DIIUDSI

Co-Op Ammonia IIAIIICO

Cheese Nips CO-OP INIICMID '

Round Top Bread 3.~::. $1 NIMT/1 Mil IIMTY Nil

ll' DFF

Aim Toothpaste FAIT ACTING

BuHerin Tablets

•un AMIIICM

Cheese Singles II.UICIIP

~P.tcay ::7r Cream Cheese 10168-... •un ...,_ '11111111

Chee" Sprtads ::: 65' (_,., .. ..,_..., Cheddar Cheese

l'fM}iiU i ~·* .. . Act. IDII8t be prepUd IUid 1Ubadtte4 Ill 'Wl'IU!Ja' to: .

• The News RevieW olftoe In tile ..._eat ot 111 Parkway between S aucl 10 p.m, on the Mon~ or Tueedq P~edtna publ1cat!Oil.

e The Twin Pines olftoe (New~~ Review drop box). Deadline Ia •:ao p.a; Tueeclay <Put JIBYIDent Ill eawlope with ad. Do DOt pay Twin PaD.>.

e P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, :Mel, 20770. Mu.t be recel-vecl by TueldQ. ·RATa: $1.50 lnlnlmum for the ftrat ten wordl. 10c each additional WOI'cl. No chal'le for liatlnl ltenur that are found.

·BOXED ADS -·$3.eo minimum for a 1% inch one COIIIIIID box. ~each additional blllt Inch. Maximum ad for thla eeoUon Ia three Inches.

au..owli:LL's WASHER SICRV- AIR CONDiTIONER- dl:. SUper­.._ All makee expertly repai,:'ecl. line, 16,200 BTU. V208/230. A U/ Authorized Whirlpool dealer. GR.- M. 60 eye., 1760 W. $80.00, 345---......U. 81120 •

.PIA.NO TUNING AND RJilPAIR -JDxpert and Reliable Plano Service to Greenbelt since 1860. Benjamin Berkofeky 474-e8114.

'TTPilWRlTI!lR Rl!lP AIR - Electric, .tandanl, and portable. Call 474-QIIK.

Need

BathroOm Remodeled?

C'ALI.JOHN

345-7497

Speelalio.lll&' in Ceramic Tile

PIANO LESSONS: Peabody Con­servatory Graduate. Beainnen­Advanced. 474-11222.

PAINTING Interior, exterior, waupaperlng, light carpentry, and <,.ramie tile. <l<>od Greenbelt ref­lf!rences, exeeJJent workmanship. PrBllk Gon;~·z. H4·3814.

LIGHT HAUWNG, w( pick-up Truck. Call Mike after 4:30, 47'-11401.

SEWING MACHINE r~palr. Cali D""· 474-7379.

. ARTISAN j CONTRACfORS, INC.

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Electrical Services and Installations

Heavy -llpa Our Specialty Free Eetlmatee

937-4684 Woea.oed-Boacled-lluoured

----------------------· .PAlNTING - Interior, exterlar, ::10 ,. ... ....,. Do my own work. C.U BI>IINeal, ~1. ,

IAWH M0Wli:R8 RIIPAIRIID. • lllo,pert work. !Wuonable price~. 47t-al.

APIPLIAM:lJ; REPAIR - Call Dan, 47+--7378.

OWn )'OUr own hi&'I>IY proflta'ble and IK>autlful Blu~ Jean Store and Fuhlon Shop. M.ademol­oell~ Fuhlono offers thle unique opportunity. Brand nam~• ouoh •• u.~. IA'vi, Wran&'irr, ~·adrd Glnry, Mol~. l.andiubbN, And nVf'l' :lO nlhrr nRIIonally known brAnds anc1 rf'IAtf'd Rport~wl'ar. $1~.r.oo.bo lndudr• b~glnning In vrntnry, trninlng, flxturr.a, nnd l(rnncl opf•nlng promotion. Fnr lnformntion ,·all !i01 ~29 1.128 tor Mr. J,Or!-4or~.

Plnn vo\lr ().(' \":wn!lnn tlo\\' in our 2 nn: 1 1 ~ h!-lth, A<', <'AT\' on·AII

o.;idl' ( IHH)il c;nofl wLo.;, 11\'~111. :1~1

121 ·~. ·c3"'· .lohnonu nf I 1 lo-Home I

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y Alwa)'ll Mlttm.a... wll.bla 1~

v Alwaye Cllllla b<lfore wlaiUn1

v Wnrka - Dilb&e & •••­_.. y To' raled wiUI -.... v .._,." r..u - 11 '"" UIIM"­

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"8"'u"'oo.,...E"'R..-"B"'Ik""'E-..TRAI""'· rr.-LER""".- "'With child's eeat Insert - eic. condition, 474-2428.

University Boutique

International, Inc. Beautiful, natural clothlrla 1114 exqulolte JOid and lllver Jelftlry for women ,. men

OOLLIDOil P&Bil

7410 Balu- .t.naae

m-1111111

LOST "' Yellow tabby cat, answers to . Boscoe. Black & white, long hairs, answers to Fi&'aro. Call 474--7303.

ST. HUGH's 8UlffMmft SCHOOL­July 2 to July 26. · Grades 1-8. For information, call 779-3025, 1 - 8 p.m.

BAMBINO'S Italian Restaurant

COUNTRY ·BLUES, LIVE

PHIL & MARK BREY Evory Wednesday

8:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. 277-2800

6258 Kenilworth Avo. !l'trxt to Dart Drug)

RivcrdaiP, Md.

BABYSITTER Daytime and rv­Pninj', cxpcrlenc€'d, reasonable hourly rates. Shelly, 474-9339. r:;rnrr-cat, female Siamese, 4:iA Rldee. REWARD, 345---7377. LOST - Contact lens In while case otuffed into black giBBscs cue tied tn piBBtlc lunch bag. Rl!lWARD. 474--09615 .

FOR SALE

'73 Pontiac' AlltN Mal&rl Wlli(OII

(SJ Model> Compact, 4 cylinder,

A!C, AM-FM Stereo, ·Lunaee

Rack, Good Condition, &4,000 ml

leage. $2000 or best offer.

Contac~ during day 344 2383

RIDF. NEF.D.;D to Pentqon, flour• 8 4:30. Call Rach~1 ofllcr 696 1274, Hom~ 474 6188. CUSTOM SEWING Childrens' l'lothlng, plncrmat•. pot holders. ('ail 34~--8869 or 434 41124, Mon. -Thur.. on!¥. f.:MI'lliYM•'N'f Part timr nr full! ImP for gf•nt•rt\1 maintl'nancr of llflllrt'ml"llt!'l hrn In Orr.l'nbf:>Jt. C:tll ·171. 6012 for nppolntmf•nt for iniPT"VIf'\\'. Wf'R\'I·r Bro~ .. liH', F:CJ~

HIRE YOURSELF! IIAppily ouo<l proOIBbiy with

v~ry little <:&pital.

lloni'IOt, otrong wil!rd, M!U otArtlnK womrn & men of all a11r. 1r colors clln Mm $1~.000 to S!IO.OOO prr yur with guidance frnm:

Nelghbon Buslneu

CoMultlng a.IIPI'IIIIkol...._

261-5577 01a J'.ABBIOl'fDJ IITIIICII

AU A JIOft'

GREENBELT NEWS RIVIBW

Marine SerJeant David B. Ow· ens, oon of Katherine C. and Na· than B. Owena, Jr. of Cherrywood Terr., was awarded the Good Con· duct Medal. OWens Is currently servlne at New _River Marine Oorpa Helicopter -Air Station, Jli<!Qcln-vtue, N.C. ·

Christopher. Eric Needham, oon ' of Marsaret B. Needham of Cres­

cent Road, hu recently been elec­ted to the Gamlllll of Maryland Cbapter of Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Maryland. Needham is graltuatlne this 111onth with ·a major In finance.

Ensign Kevin James Shaughn· essy was commissioned in the Unl· ted States Navy oil May 11, upon graduation from Vanderbilt Unl· versity In Nashville, Tennessee. mnsi&'n Shauehnessy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jameo P. Shau&'hnessy waa &'raduated with a Bachelor of Jl:n&'lneerlng deeree In Mechanical Enelneerlne. While attending Van­de•bUt on a NtROTC Seholarahlp, he aerved aa the Midshipman Bat­talion Athletics Olftcer. He com·

. pleted. Army Airborne Tralnln&' and Ia a member of the American So· clety of Mechanical Enpncera, He WANTED - Beautician to cut and style my hair In my :home. Call 474-8274 for further Information. Will pay top fee.

EJCKANKAR, A Direct Path to God, Free Lecture and Film, June 16, 1 p.m. New Carrollton Bran~h Ubrary, 7414 Riverdale Road. '73 M-GB Convertllble, V(&'d, AM!-FM stereo, radials. Engine excellent, 3415---4622.

Reaoonabie All Work

Rat<'s Guaranteed

Odd .Job• a Sp<>cialty

IIOME & YARD

IMPHOVt;i\IJ'.NT

!'IERVI{)F.S

Everything for your hoME• or

yard • No job too small

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has aloo been active In Youne tJfe. Enelllb ShaUI'hn-y will re­port for tralnt.,. at Surtaoe War­f"re Oftlcel'll School In Newport, Rhode Illand and then to U88 Cal· 0018h11tchee In -Newport, Rhode 11· land.

Sullllllnl! L. Leolle of Hanowr Parkway, received a Muter of Science dqree in Textlle1, Cloth!.,. and Rei. Art from the Uniwralty of Rhode Island.

Anne ROberta Rlccl\ltl, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ricciuti of Lynbrook Court, earned a B.A: de­&'ree In psycholoJY and soctOIOJY fi'OIII Hood Colleee In Frederick.

Richard ·M. Bates, oon of :Mr. and Mrs.. Jamea Bates, 16 Woodland Way, received a Ph.D. In Applied Mathematics from Brown Univer­sity In Rhode bland.

Happy Birthday to J011hua Oren­stein who will celebrate hla Srd birthday on Sunday, June 17.

Navy Aviation Ba&t.lwaln'• MatP Airman Recruit Robert F. Lewla, son of Nan Furloao, Northway, re­cently returned front a d'lployment to the Western Pll<!illc. He Ia u­•lgn<id to the aircraft carrier USS Constellation, homeported In San Dlero.

·Deepest sympathy to John Bry-· ant, 12-F Cre11cent1 on the· death of his mother Carrie V. Bryant.

Condolences to Erika Mayer, l\3--A Crescent, who !oat. her mother Mrs. Hedwil C. Neter.

Congl'lltulatlona to Sarah Kelley for being named to the Dean's !lot in the ColleR"' of Physical Educa-,

Btlllvillt lrtllt Celebr1le1 90111 Yetr

Several Gre~nbelt residents took nn active part in the 90th anni­versary celebration of Belleville Grange, held recently at the OJI· lege Park United Methodlat Ghureh. Among them WM Blanche Lee, recently eomp!Hing ten years as secretary of Belt.vill<> Gran&'e, who wns chairman of the historical display and phonr commilteeo. Carnie Harper W~UJ In charl'e of t~blr setting for the one hundred people present Mary Baratow,

. Paat Master of Beltavllle Grange, handled nam~ lap~ and Lenora Kimball served on the dinner com­mittee.

The Granee wu founded hi lJI7 by Ollv~r Hudlon KeDey. Mary-

tlon, Health, ud ReOrNtl~. at tbe Unlvel'lllt:r f# Kar7tan4. 8aliah llu j1111t completed her ll'reahman Jatar and maintained a •.O- eracle point ave~.

Green'llelten A11:ne Karle Obarter and 'Ike& Cockburn were -tt:r Inducted Into the Blavlc Honor lo-­clet)' at llleanor RoMewlt Hllb .llehool. They are otudJI.,. tbe RuMian ~ at lllNUL

The Run for Wflt on X., It apouored b7 the llleanor a-It -twnor Society and .the Onnllelt Runnl.,. aub netted .-o.wr Ill pledpl for the Heart- AI110CI&tl1111 of Southern Jlaryllllll. 100 out nf 130 runne_l'll ran In the rain.

Coneratulatlon• t.O the R!JV. &1111 Mrs. Kenneth Buker who will aele­brate their 80th weddlne anniver­sary June 17.

Coneratulatlona to iMr. and Mn. Albert <Buddyl Attlck wbo aelftrao. ted their «th weddtne annt.......,. Jut week, Buddy Ia the to,_ Director of Public Worka for tile City of Greenbelt.

Jamee Mcllvoy, aoit of Hr. and Jtln. H1111h MclCvoy, 1U Jullaa. ,._ ceived a B.S. _.deeree In Jlllectrloal En&'lneerlne from Vl .... nla Pol7-toohnlc In•tltute. Slater ~ received a B.S. dell'¥ ·in Nu...m. from Georptown Unlveralty,

Our deepeet oympath7 to Jl!lbn Snodd'y on the death of hi• fathft ThDIDill Snoddy.-

Phil McConnell was lnadvertantly omitted fl'lml the !lot of llleaDOw Rooeevelt etudl!nta who Were ,._ cently Inducted Into the Natlonll Honor Society.,.

land State Granre waJt orcan...a in 1874, and Belteville Granre #1.,., now the oldeet Granre In Mar7· land, was chartered In Ul80. ~ Master Leroy L. Hurley 119311-1-), now a Florida reeident, owned the farm on which Greenbelt waa laid out. Dr. Linden S. Dodson, a pio­neer In Greenbelt, was Muter Ill 1942 ..

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by Linda Orenstein

Recently the Maryland Parks and Recreation Association, Inc. (MPRA) honored Harry G. "Hank" Irving, Grel!flbelt's Rec­reation Director, as its "Member of the Year." The award was presented to Irving by outgoing MPRA President, Darold G. Lofgren, at a ceremony held on April 20 in Ocean City, Maryland. Lofgren, by chance, had been Irving's predecessor as Recreation Director. The award recognized Irvi!ig's efforts in his capacity in the last two years as Treasurer fol''MPRA.

As a result of his labol'll the organization now enjoys a tax­exempt statu• and holds an ex­emption from state sales tax. Irv­In&" reorganized the budget, car­ried out various auditing and a.c· counting procedures, and ~renerally displayed a vee.t degree Of dedi· cation, accuracy and accomplish­ment. On the same occasion, Irv­Ing received a plaque from the Greenbelt City Council, an expres­sion of appreciation for his aervlcc as Recreation Director, and a Gold Medal provlously conferrrd upon him by the National Sports Foun­dation for hla euldance of Green­belt's rt!'creatlon program.

Irving, a native of Maryland. attended St. John's High School In Washington, D.C. There he par­ticipated In varsity football and baseball. He then spent two years

Hank Irving ll8 a drill sergeant, statlonc" at Ft. Gordon, Georgia. Irving wer.t . on to earn his· Associate Arts de­gree In Recreation and Park Ad· ministration from Prince Georges Community College and his Bache­lor of Science degree In the same field from the University of Mary­land In December of 1971; In ·1976 he completed his 'Masters degree In Recreation and Parks Admin­Istration at the UnUretolty ·of Nor­thern Colorado. In tile Interim, he began his career with the City of Greenbelt In July of 1973.

Irving serves as Dlst~t Com­missioner for the Amateur Softball Association and Is a member of the National Recreation and Park Association. He resides In Belts­ville with his wife Maureen and his ten-month old twin daughters, Kelly and Christine. If the men­tion of his award doesn't bring a smile to his face, an Inquiry about the twii1B surely will, and ol course a proudly shown picture in the bargain.

When congratulated on the gold medal award, Irving parried the ge•ttJre and insisted that the honor could be attributed to the team­work of thP peraonnei at the Rec­rpntfon Department and to the co~ op'fatlon exhi·blted by the depart­ments within the city. He empha . sized that the program is what It is because of the city's "traditional oriPntation loward community rec~ reatlon." Irving maintains that this policy Injects the S'trength th" center needs and that support is

ttlJ:> drnwn from the ';11ork of vol­unteers. Irvina noted that Green .. ·bolt had tho first public recreation agency ~n the stntl:~\ an institutiOn that has continuPd to be an Inte­gral part of the <'ommunity.

The city, a('cording to Irving, ls now actively involved in thp reno­vation of playgrounds within Greenbelt. Th<'re hav(" bef'n four new playgrounds Installed In thr last th_ree years and appro><lmately fifteen others will be renovated. The refurbishing will entail th~ upgrading and replacement of equipment. Bid contracts have been awarded for the Work and progress depends to some (IXtent on the availability of the Parks Department crew. The improve­ment of the old bailllclds, the completion of the landfill ballfield and the addition of one more ·base­ball field with overlapping soccer and football fields are all part of the program to increase recrea~ tlonal facilities. Other improve-

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ments have h<'en made in coopera­tion with the Board of Education In the upgrading of ballllelds at Greenbelt Junior High and North End Elementary School. Irving Pstlmates .that the Boys and Girls Club program, Springhill Lake Baseball, Little League and all the sports • football, baseball, softball and soccer - contribute to a total of 2,000 games played a year. "The responsivenf:'s of thf' city council to citizens and the r<'rommendn­tions of the Park and Recreation Board lPRABJ have brought about these Improvements and additions", stat,cs Irving.

ThP Recreatloh DPpartment pro­vides Rc~rvices to all nges and striv<'s to include sp£>clal popula­tions, thP eldf'rly, rPturdPd and handicapppd, in its HphPrf' of' ae­tlvltiNL "U.'l'H Play to Grow", sponsorf'd by thp Krnnrdv Founda­tion, is a program for t~hr handi­capp£'d and learning dlsabl<'d In n recreation setting. The Depart­ment has alway!'! workPd with thP elderly by way of th .. SPnior C'iti­zens Activity Cen!Pr and thP (i<Jid­f'O Age Club, Irving Pxplalnf'd and addPd that lhf'rP Will b<' SjJPeiai f•ft'ort plaPed on thr lnt(·gratlon of Grflf'O RldgP Hotl.<;f' into th~> rom­munlty. ThP rf·~idf'nts of lhf' l'lr1rrly housin~ projf'd Rttr-ntl nrtivltlP1'1 at thf' Youth CPnt,-.r and pro~trams may bf• offcrpd n.t (;rf'f'n Rldg~ HOURC' lts£'1f in the futurf'.

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Pd of Gr~nbc·lt Junior High, th(' noarcl c: Education and thP city, whirh would Ilk,. to !-lf'C' th(• srhool fac-ility ttlili:.wd mo1·e for re<'r~a­tlonu1 purpoRf's. Th,• proposrd dru;­sr.f.t would not duplicatP tho&€! of­frrpd by thr city or UH~ rounty. The drpartmr.nt i~ also i.n .lvrd In lntrrA.gPncy cootWrR.tlv(• t'fi'( rts and workA with cltizf'n commlttr.oca, the Prine" Gt"org<'s Cltiz•ns A•so­clation for the R~tarded, the Am· rrican Red CrOBR, thr Southe-rn M~trylnnd Ho·l\rt A"•orlatlon and other•

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Kenneth & Katharine Buker Celebr~te 60 Yrs. Together

by Sandra Dames

Volume 4%, Nu~ber 31 GREENBELT. MARYLAND Thursday. JUJie 21, 1979

Revenue Bond Charter Amendment

The Reverend Kenneth Buker and Katharine Bilker were wed June 17, 1919~- There are few in Greenbelt who ha.ve not llllllll, them arm in arm, Katharine steering the nearly sightleu Kenn~ through the check-out counter at the Co-op and elsewhere about town, And there are those who have remarked as they see BeY. Buker walking by himself, "How does he do it? How does he liM?" He sees only faintly, but so often has he made his rounds to the city offices, to the Youth Center, to GHlthat he hu memorized the paths and streets of Greenbelt and so knows exactly where be il Approved Unanimously by Council

lly Mary Lou Wllliarruion ly has no choice but to go forward because of the rise In oil prices. We must try to Increase efficiency, primarily In energy consumption, but do It as economically as poosl­bie - either S'tate or city revenue bonds would save' members a good

. deal of money:" It those two pos­sibilities fall through, Velie warned,

Revenue bond financing clear­ed its first hurdle with room to spare as the city council una­nimously approved the enabling legislation at its Monday, June 11, meeting. The amendment to the City Charter offers property owners the opportunity for low­cost financing of rehabilitation for existing structures within the city through tax-exempt bonds. "It is a sound govern­mental concept," Councilman Thomas X. White told those pre­sent at the meeting.

No spedtlc proposal for a bond is~ue is before council at this time, only the enabling legislation. Any specific proposal for a rehabilita­tion project would require future approval of <"ouncil. Council ex­pects Greenbf'lt Homes and the owners of tpe original shopping center to bf' among the first to seek such low-cost financing In the fu. tu,..,. Others -- Charlestowne Vii·· le.ge. Greenbriar. single family homes-are also elieiblc.

''lllftrJone realizes rehabilitation Is needed," said Councilman Rich­ard Castaldi. "The opposite of re­habilitation I• deterioration." added Counellman Gil Wcidenfeld. Oo~lman Charles Sehwan

summed up why the city as a whole llbaulcl h concerned : "It GHI, the a ea.lal ~ .... ...., .. ..-.... property I• permitted to deteriorate, It Will d•cllne In value, and Its abili­ty to help •upport city services will diminish. Other taxpayers CthenJ will hav• to bear larger rela­u..., ahares of the tax burden." Sehwan •mphasiZI'd: " . . . by thl• Charter AmPndment, we aim to prevent eroalon of the tax base."

"It one part of the city becomes d..terlotated" cautioned Weldenfeld, "It bP.comes a blieht on the entire city."

Cl&iuln VI-. "We are committed to renova­

tion," OHI pre•ldent Doll Volk as­Rured the <'ouncll. ''We have been dol114f It for the lut live yearo, and With pretty &"ood oavlnp. am real-

"GHI would have to do It another (more costly) way. The Charter Amendment would provide the cheapest method of getting the job done."

11GHI Is not the only housing In need of rehabilitation," Mike Shep­herd told council, "Charlestowne Village could usc this type of amendment." A membPr of thP condominium's board of directors. Shepherd said he planned to bring up the possible use of this "<'Xcri lent Instrument" at their n~xt meeting.

Janet James, Ben Hogensen and Ruth Myers, ail GHI members, ap. pee.red before council urging appro-­val of the amendment. Myers told council Nhe had come to counter the flyer she had found on her doorstep earlier In the evrning. The flyer urged GHI member• to "come to the City Council meeting Monday night. Speak out against this charter amendment." Myers did just the oppooite, telling coun­cil: "I am In favor of the Charter Amendment. Delay In rehabilita­tion of the Center or GHI Ia really poor @Conomtca."

Council members appearP<i to have no mlsilvings, nO second thoughts about the action t.hey took despite the ten or so citizens who spoke, sometimes with rreat emo-­tion, aealnst the Charter Amend­ment.

Bettie Denson and Ben Elkin• painted a bleak picture of lmmi nent depre.aslon, bankruptcy and loss of 1110rtJrqe and home• for GHI members. Milton HotTman Rnd Carl Oonrad and others attaek~d GHI manarement until M~yor RI­chard Pll•kl reminded them that · GHI's manqement was not at loaue, just the charter amendment. One by one, council rejected the objectiolL9 voiced.

Most of those who were In op­position were Gffi members who said they -favored rehabilitation but not the "current" plan,. under the leadership of the present board. and management.

"It has been eight months since the approval of that (rehabilitation) program by the membership," countered Schwan. "time enough for those who now criticize to have made known their views, the means is available."

Dorothy, Baluch, Lakeside, told council "everybody and his brother is going to come here to borrow. Who decides?" she wanted to know, who gets the money.

Derision Proeeoo Clty Manager James K. Giese a­

gain PXplaineU: Decisions must be made at four levf'ls: 1. the borrow­er, 2. the city-- whether to lend Its name; 3. the bond attorney at IRS, whether It is leeal, and 4. the lender --- whether sufficient security Is pledged," But Baluch was not con­vinced. "(You're) opening o. can uf worm!," she told councll.

White, Castaldi and Sehwan went to great lr.ngths to rE"spond to points raised by critics of the amendment, largely to no avail, White was dis­tressed that what he considered "people's mlsconceptlona" would lead them to oppose "thla opportun­Ity for low-cost flnanclne for exlot­lnr atructureo that need to be re­habilitated." Arter one aucb peraon •poke, wh011e in.formtltlon hll4 to be corrected by councilmen, city manqer and city solicitor, White !fEUd, "I want the ..record to show that (this person) Was wronl' on all counts.••

Petition Irene Hensel, armed with copies

of a petition to brine the Charter Amrndment to referendum, uked for Information on the mechanic• of referendum. City Clerk Gudrun Mills told Hensel her eroup would have 40. dayo from the PBB•"ll'! of the Charter Amendment, from June 11 to July 21, In which to tum In petitions aimed by 20% of the city's reJrlatered votel'll. Mli11 eo­tlmated that 400 to !500 alrnatureo would be needed.

Coancil. Approves Preliminary Plaa On Parcel 5 With 5~ Mand1tory Dedication

ll:r Vlrcfnla Beauehamp Aceordlnr to City Manqer Jaml'a thr moneY1f.. build horae ahoe pit•," On the crowded apnda for the K. Gle•e, however, the Maryland· White aald, rettlne a lau(h from

June 11 city council meetlna was National Capital Parfc and Plan- the relit of council. coruideratlon of a preliminary nine Comml•alon, wh ch will make "I'm atral!f that dedolon would plan to subdivide Parcel 5, a the ultimate dPCialona concernlne collie back to haunt uo," Mayor 1.74-acre tract overlooking the d<'YPlopment of the oubdlvlalon, Richard Pilakl diaqi'Md, refurinr

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Many of their friends were on hand at the Golden Aee Club meet­in&" on June 13 to pay tribute to them. Hank Irvin&". commented that Rev. Buker Is always Interest­ed In all age groups and "look8 out for everybody." Both Bukers have served as officers of the club over the years.

It was noted that Rev, Buker received the Outstanding Citizen Award In 1976 from the Greenbelt Labor Day Festival, having •been nominated l;>y hi• wife. This In It­self Is a tribute to the respect they have for each other's accomplish-· ment.s.

Monsignor O'Donnell commented that Rev. 'Buker Is a "quasi parish­ioner" at St. Hugh's from time to time and that he got the feeling that Buker "was really ·critiquing "" although he says he comes to listen to the Hrrmons to get Ideas In case he's called upon to preach."

Mayor Richard Pllskl related tllat when he first ran for a seat on the City Council. and manqed to win by one vote. Rev. Buker told him afterward• he felt, "I've got to cast a ballot for that poor fellow; he's going to lose so badly." Pilski has Alnce been elected to council for 17 yeara.

Claire Pllski presented the Bu-· kers with flowers while the mayor read the clty'a resolution In their honor, the I! rat of Its kind in Green-belt's hlatory. ·

Acceptlne the a'lfta, Katharine _...,.ted on h- ourprl- abe wu. "If I had known about this,

I would have worn my be.lt dreu." When uked If he bad aDJthlllr

to say, Rev. Buker .noted that he "always hu oomethlnr to 1181 ••. I can't see what I uaed to llfle:' bl.a deep resonant voice lntooed, "but In my heart and mind .I can -the wonderful pel'IIOna here who are my friends and family."

Green bolter and fellQW Outltancl­lng Cl tlzen ot 1976, Heney Flaber coordinated the event with the aid of the Recreation Dept.

That evenlne, the city's Park and Recreation Advisory Board also honored Rev. ·Buker, who hu been a stalwart on that committee for 10 years, with Ice cream and cake.

On Sunday, June 17, Reverend Buker was officlatinl' at a church In Hyo.ttsvilie whose recuiar minil­ter was on sabbatical. How aur­prlsed he was when the church ciders played a recorded meuace by the minister wlshlne the Bukete well and the coneregation rave him and his wife a standinr ovation.

Perhaps the beAt reeornitlon or ail will be the last·--& family reun­ion scheduled for June 30, In wllich the Buker'• daughter and aon-ln­iaw Barbara and Ed Bur1r00n ol Greenbelt will be joined by aon Kenneth, Jr. or Charlotte, N. caro­lina; and three erandchllclren, Ken­neth III, Ruth and Mary; dall(hter Joyce Luckett, HoU)'Wood, ll"la., and eranddau(hter, B&~ ICUeell P•ulua and t'II'O aiW\ rra~ era, Danette and Deana, fi'OID Hat­land.

Metro: Tunnels and Trivia by Sandra Dames

With the gas crisis, more and more Greenbelters are riding Metro. Not long ago, this reporter stood in a closed section of the Gallery Place station which is the beginning of the Greenbelt line. There was a shiver of anticipation among fellow Prince Georgians as we await that eventful day when we will have our own line and our own station. 1987 isn't that far away, is it? The fact that my sons, now 10 and 11, may be sophomores in college by then gives some perspective on the luue. PerhaJIII the long lines at the gas station will prompt our deei1lon-make1'11 to take a new look on the M'etro completion timetable.

Durlnr a tour of Metro control, we learned •ome lntereatlnr detalla about the how• and whyo of the Rylltom. Did you know that -·

All otatlon platform• are 800 feet long, ju•t blir enoueh for an a car train?

Tho lonreat escalator I• at th~ Ro88lyn •tation, and I• 204 feet hlrh.

All lin01 from ·Prince O..Orreo Count7 will ro to L'll:nfant Plua.

Stadium Armor)' atatlon wu built to handle •ur.-a ol traftle....­as alter a aportlnc or other crowd event.

Btartlq In September, )'OU' ean take Metro to the ~aklna Plllft on Bundq,

•Ide tho t....;lu In the station 110

that If a penon fail• onto the \rack• as a train approo.cheo, there io enourh •pace to roil to the aide and eacape Injury.

Tho track I• padded with a ayn­th•tle rubber euahlon to teduC<' oound. Station walla and undenidft al•o have nolH abeorbtnr panela.

Roaalyn hu the dMpeat atatlon, whleh had to be tunneled tlu'ourtl rock. Announc~menllt of appr<~achlnc

atatlona b)' train operatore eoulcl bP automated, but rld•ra opWd fOr the more huDIUI touctb--tbua ft

onm•tlm•• hMr "8mithonlan" and "Laftant• atatlona.

ourr••t• that no rl&ht-of.....,ay be to the olty'a oonallltent oppo.ltlon to A«r!cultural Research Station on required at thl• tlnae for a future fee In llou of mandatoey dedication the north side of Ridgi!.,Rd, The Perimeter Rd. In•t•ad It recom · !The latter lnoureo that land f. parcel, which lies between Last- mcnda that a bulldlne restriction available to m@el recreational needa ner Lane and a small city park line ·be e•tabll•hed aero .. the pro- of the add...t population.> acrou from 73 Court Ridge Rd., perty to keep free the tJection of Clarke also wondered whether...o wu recently purchasl!d by three the parcel adjacent to the road. th • all tne th 8t I I ~ G be · . Oleoe •urre•t...t that •uch a build·- ree Dl 1 ora • r P • at ....

reen It fam1lll!s - the Gil ine reltrlction be elltabllahed to al for dedication to the clt7 but at Weidenfelds, the Donald Volks, low for a 80-foot rleht-<>f-w&y present on her land could be re-and the Wllliam Clarke&. Mandatory Dedko.a&l • mov<'d In the future "If they ended

There ia an eme..,.ncy tllepllone ~veey 400 feet In Metro ltationa, ever)' 100 feet alonr rail linft,

Metro control baa direet lillft to the pollee and lire atationa.

Heatlnr Uld air condltlonlnc are only In the puMnrer -.

Rtatlonl are decorated In earth colora--white rranlte, reel-b._,. teraao paYinr, bi'Onl4! · ftxtu-. brown kl011lu and infol'11latlonal Jl)'lona: The plan before council, which Mary Clarke, owner of"':hr lot up •!la<tlnr 111Y tometo, patch,''

•h-• a aubdivlalon of this proper. ad IRcent to the park as well u an But Pilakl objected. "I couldn't ty Into thr .... Iota for fi'H·-atandlnr APB member, •aid that tho mo.nda-· In any wa)' ro for taklnr down hom,.., had earlier been referred tory dedlo&tlon would not be a tho•e treeo." • for llludy to the Advioory PlannJn1 problem, •Inc~ the lot lines could be Donald Yolk, apeaklna u owner Board. The APB had recommend e.djuoted weotward to oquallze the of one of the lot•, •aid It would be ed the mandatory dedication to los•, rv~n thouah th• •ntlre pie<'e to - {'OtJNCU, APPROVI:fl p. II, th" CltJ' of ftve per cent of thr b• d<'dloatrd wolud come out of the pa..,..l, P"'frrably adjacent to the CIArkP family'• traet. But •lie .. , city park. In con•lderation of thP •tru••d that becauoe of th" pool­~lblll oon•truction of o. futuN' lion of two iar11e oak t ....... on the Perimeter Rd.. once projocted to lot, the propo~~ed •ltlna' of tho carry heavy traffic around rathrr hou•e could not be ehang<'d. than throurh Oreen·belt, the APB Councilman Thomas X. Whit" r""olllmend•d that the Perimeter then ~urre•t•d .the poBRI·blllty of " Rd. be J>lllnned to Intersect Ridge f"" In Heu of mandatory dedication, Rd. to thto east of Parcel 5 an~ r•ferrlng to a ooliry Allowed Mrller thl'n to follow the rleht-of ·WAY of by the MNOPPC to devolop;!ra Rldp paat the •ubdlvlolon. within O~nbelt. "We could uJo

.fiHAT GOfS ON SM., lane 11, 1:81 p.m. M 11:81

p.m. 'l'Hn 8plaah Party, Muni­cipal Swtmmlnl' Pool.

Sun., lune 114, 7 p.m. U.S. Army Stqe Band, Greenbelt Lake Park Bandatand.o

Mon. lane ta, 9 •m. - 11 ~~om. lilt Bummer Dally Children'• Reglatration, Youth Center.

Bulldtnr the Arlinrton lltatlon re­quired &pproval from IS dlft'trent "ll'!nCiel.

Bua Information will lOOn bP <omputf'rioed; now only ball of thf' oall• aro able to got throurh to tho! OIH'r&tor..

Approximately 131119J. of the p.o . pie ourve)'l'd In thla at't'& want M•tro no matter what the coet.

Motro htu " 12 momober board, ft l'f'gular momtw-n lll!d 8 altematf'a l'f'PrP.•entlna' 3 jurl•dletlnn•. Maty l•n<t. Vlrg!nll\ and tho Dt•trlct of Cnl••mbiA.

Metro tunnel• w1th their ooft'ered "-N'hPR -r 311 fN!t Rbov" the trAck" •vlth no •upoortlnr column• or 1~1 bfo•m• in atrht.

There Ia a "roll under" area be-

There are no public ,..t POOIU In the itatloM..

It J'OU arrlw at the •tatlon with a UO bill. :rou'r• out of iu<'lc .. .,,_ ROtne othor patron eUI makl' ohanr tor ynu. Howpyer, )'OU can put up to PD. value on a fai'M&I'd. · M"tro l'nroura.-a bl.,..,llata, but hAs tow l""lcero or raclu tn ttecure thom.

Metro 11 nnt a •ub-y ":l'lltfom .. there Ia u much ourfac~ and &<'rial lin• &II thll..,. 111 trub-•urtace.

Avot"llir.@ •IH"'d ol Metro tralno I• 3, mph. but th..,. do ~rate lit T~ mph. Tllll~ bf't-..n tl'Ain1 durlnr IV•h ~oun I• &-4 ml•111tea.

Sn much for the trivia, no\V, whon do we rt out· atatlon!

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