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Center Mekllants Register Complaints About: Continuing Cent:erway Disruption

-.ton bind bF the eit,y. Tho work waa oriclaal)J' planne:l tor eompletloa IQ' labor. n.,. bat is Mw ahedvled for eomplet.ion in Deeember.

Leonard Wallaee. of Realty ODe. eald tbat tho effeet of the project on tbe Booaenlt Center

~ ~mp-=in~: ·:; city wu not keepiDC the m.er­ehallb IDformed of the lltatua of tho wort ami that tbe 10-da:v clocl:na of C.Dterway was "kiD­IDa" the eenter'o boa-. Wal­lal:e ._ tho· ~ to lt!o baaiD- at JaONI thaD $10,000 ud nqueoted WMkly. written upcloteo - the dt:v. He re­portocl that --- -non bad Jaekbaauaend out tlae ...., _... IUl'der foar llalinenea' doonra:vo ud· -..s for a q..U-flod, lndepondeDt -- to 1~ lho doorwa:vo. He oald. that-~ -..In-

-· for a leacthJ' period ....._ lite .-,. - Sov­.... .,.._._.____..,... .... _ ........ _ ... ~ -~---elioiiiol

,.,. City Offlcfala Plaft. to • .,,. Wltltln file Year

City Manacer .lames K. Giese 3&i4 that the dt,y lrad had eon­tinuou probleJDa with the con­tractor for MVeral months, dar­inc whieh the eontraetor h·.W not p~ided adequate 1taff or au.pervt.ioD. As a result the worken had to redo much of tbe work. whieb extended the coDStnlction perici. W•t. westh­er required the contractor to elo• Cea&erway for loaaer than expeeted to euure that the mor­tar In die paTine material .. t proporl,.. Giao did aot upeet any :IDrtlter atreet eloelnp thil year. except for temponry in­terraptiou for tNe work and inatallation of 1tnet Jlchb.

The otroot will have to be dosed acaln in the 1prin1r so that the final mrfaee ean be inat&lled. Di.net:or of P1annin8' and Dovelo- Colla Wiloon explained tbet tbe elty ll[peeto, due to poor 110ll conditiona un­der the atreet., that there will

be -·· not laUa.res. Tberef:tn. .... ~-· ~

Arts Advisory Committee Plana Holiday Open House

The Greenbelt Arts Advisory Committee will host a holiday open house on Thursday, Dec. 13, at 8 p.m. at the home of ~ocal writer Porothy Sucher. Greenbelt writer,, mlllliei&ns, performers, and artist~ of all kinds are im·i ted, aa well aa citizens with an interest in promoting the art' in Greenbelt, especially thoae who might like to serve on the committee ill. the future.

A particulary warm invitation il extended' to a.ewcomen tO GreeDbelt. aa well aa to thoae who ma,- "DDt have been involved ln civic activities before. Thb · wtlJ be aa opportuuit7 for arta-­lovinc Gnenbelten to meet oth­en with the ame IDter .. ts. to exp~A coaeeru, and to have a voice in ed'orta to make the community a more hospitable place for tbe arta.

i1ta, a desktop publuhing fac '­ity that could b~ U!~d by c·:m­munity wroups, ar.d a c·~He€­houae. Committee mem~rs r.a·.~· been meeting with the arch1tect~ in preparation for an u:p<!om.ng publ.e workshop on the new community center, tentatively st< for January 12.

Coannitteoe Proje('ta Since ita inception two year-::>

&l'o, the Committe«" ha.;; Ut>\'E:.· oped an arts policy for the City,

The Arts Advisory Commit. conducted an arts surver. par­tee wu formed by the City ticipated m th~ cre-ation v! a CoaneiJ in 1988 and i1 respon· successful arh C'&mp tor chlldn.•n a.ible for adviain• the Council on la:st summer. and served as :hl' arta-related mattera., pidinl' the eity's liaison with !uch ~rruup;,j clty"a art. policy, and a .. i•tina as the Prir.C'e Gevt·ges Art~ city arta o...-aniaatione. Council and the Cultural Alll-

Propo.ed Arte c..ter anc~ of Washini'ton. Th;::> Win-

The Coaunlttee. cbaired by ter's activities will !ocus on vb. art.iet Barbara Si111on, is cur- tainina busmess support tor the rentl,- involved In plana to in-. aru in Greenbelt. and the po~­elude aD arta center b:a the pro- sible formation of a friends of poeecl comm:anit)o center at the the arts in Gr~enbelt group Centel' School lnalldlq. Sp8ee be- For further informatiOn, ca:: tnc IOQCht lncladea room for Barbara Simon, 474·2!9-2. a'f'tl edDCatiort. clasH& in all the Cathy Corona-Salgado. at :h~ arta. a theater tor the perform- Recreation Department. -174· in.- art., abadio• for 'rinal art- 6878.

featival Features Trees, Cal'ola, Cqncerts, S. Claus -~• Peatnrat at Ul'htll eolltinues ;..uh parties .

a coneert, live tree aalea and a visit by Santa Claus. Children ace• aa: thloUC"h 12 cemoer ~. tne lrreenbe:t Con('t>rt

can make cookie• Cbriltmu or- Band of Pr;nce Gt>orgt'$ County. IUUIIeDta and a«i. at a holiday under the ~irectiion of John Del-worll:abop on Saturday, Deeem- Homme, w1ll pre~ent a proa-ram ber S.from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A of traditional holiday mus:..:. Tht' noad•l ~tntion fee will be concert is free. cbarpd; call the ·Recreation De- Talk to Santa partm-.t at 474-4!1818. Fr'Om Tuesday. Del'~mber 11

Tree Sale. th.roua-h Thursday, Dee{>mber 1:3 Scout Troop 746 and Cub Pack pre·•chool through S-t>cond-grad..-

202 are aellinc Uve Christma1 children can talk to Santa. .-\p· treea in tile Braden Field bat- plicat.ion1 at the Youth Cente-r tina eaae at the errd of the ten, and Spring-hill Lake Rec-reat1on nb courts. St. Huch'a School Center mu.dt be w by 4 .;W p m and Church park.ina lot• are the on Friday, December i. c:loae•t to the tree ules area. Santa will via1t the Y<:~uth Houn: .l(onday-FJiday, 6--9· p.m.; Center on Saturday, December Saturday, 9 la.JD..-9 p.m.; Sun- U, from 10 a.m. untll noon. day, 12 noon-3 p.m. Coming with hJa helpers, he will

a..cl eo.c.t hear children's Christmas wish. At the Youth Center, beefn· e1. If parents brinw a bl-ank

nine at 2 p.m. oa. Suaday, De- VHS videotap~. aomeone with a

Tha elt,y ud the owaero of • -n ....,.a "" propertv -d­ad for the deftlopment of 8ebrooo H!Uo Pan ootUod on tbe tenDs of pan:laae prior to - beclnaiq of • Jar:v trial .. ....._ to bociD llonda:v, De­

_._ Tha 1.1 acre pueol of land.

OWDad hJ' lllebaol S. and Har· _, C. St.eiDer, lo loeatod at the plqDool. - to the park. Tha ...,_.,. alao will be aoed for tM JIUidq lot aDd for a pwtloio of the -eor field. FeD­... ., ... .,. to -ire tho =--=--=== -;:"' .t:""- pq •1liii,IIIO for tMJoaii.Tha ---to

:..~ :"....;:!;" ~ __, -IDF&d bJ' tho •lt:v ud the 'OWMro. Pal'JIIOIIt will be ..-..d-tbeproaolonan -.ted, DO later duua ........, lli. UMil.

camera will record the C"hf:d·~ viait.

Party and Carol Senior citizens are invited to

& Chriatma1 party at the GrE-eTl· belt American Leirion Post No 136 hom~ near the ju111:tion of Greenbelt Road and Lakecreu Drive. beainnina- at 11 a.m. Thursday, December 13.

Those who enjoy singin.c to

their nei~rhbon are invited to meet. drealed wannly, at the Rooaevelt Center mother-an-d­t'hild •tatue on Friday. Decem­ber U, at 7:30 p.m. Alter atroi­Unc throueh the mall sin,cinc to tiaopper•, the •roup will 1inc its way to Green Ridae House to ...-enade the resident.. Refresh­JDtnt. will be served afterward•.

WANTED 'CIRCULATION HANAGER

In Sprinl'htll Lake for weekly delivery

(Y( NPwe Review ('all 441-2662

Pa.p2

\··Jlume 5-l, ~umber 3

C lar;tkation TG the FAitor:

Du.r:n~r !~t: N!~!:: c.1mpa:gr. :')~ C.:>u~:y Council. a :et:er of 1upp:u~ for County Counc1:man R.:na~d Casta:d:i W.l:!l se!lt D !'e :~:den!-5 o! Greenbelt :n m,. namE' !rom llr Cu~a:d:'.s r;~ ,.;e<"t 0n campl.Jgn.

Th1.;~ le::er wa.!l .e'!".! ~·.1: w:t:"l -nr ~rsonai !Uppor~ an,j ap­p:-,.,va: as I have Me-::. an av:d 3upp•;!'~e-r :>! R . .:hard ar.d was ·. av Jnv·::>:ve-d m hi" r-e-~:ectior: ;:of~ ;rc The ~etU!r men:tJned my a!!~:Jat:)n w-:.:h !:>oth the Grt>en­e.: East Adv::!lory Comm1:tee

a~.d Hu:-!nng R1d~ Condnm:n-u;,; .-\.!~1ciation, both as Chat::­

and PNsiden:. nspe·~~•ve:y I: :'l•.ll neen brought ~? my

a:ten:10n :h.at some r-'!'c-tpler:~.s

:>f :ne lette-r mterpnte::i thl! u a po: tJ<"al endorsement fr:lm the :we; ·)rpr.u.a:ion! I war.t to ::3.nfy that both GEAC and HRC a& orgamuttons, refn.in ~:"'Jm endorsing any poh:1ca: ~an;:hda~

I apolor.-z:e !or •~Y misint.n­;>" :.at:ons thu le:ter mar hJ,ve pnvoked. The campa1gn :etter was lnte~d<l!'d to demonstrate my :own poeo!"'ona! suppor~. l!lention ·~f my aff":liations was mtended ·o 1n!orm the reader o! my l".l&~:flcat.ons al'l a c0mmumty ea:i<"r

laMes Foy

Toastmasters Hold Holiday Meeting

The Sprmg Speakns Toa.Jt­"TIUtf" Cub wi"l~ bo1d a holiday -n~tlrl.l" on Tueeday. In-eember ~~ a: 7:15p.m. in the Commun­:·: a_,om above the pharmaey

. ~ Spring-h.tll Lake. V~s· ten aM! a:w.a}B we:eome. For fur..her m­fonnatJon c-"~~: 1 v.,.\c" .,. ~-,., ~ ...... J·Jyce at 4-74-0567 or lfartin at 3-i.S..S..~. ·-- -----· 1 ANNUAL I CHRISTMAS

I I

TREE SALE to betwflt

Greenbelt

Scouts BATTING CAGE AREA

t next to Braden Field Tennis Courts)

Pari: behind St.,. Hug-h's School

Wftitdays: 6-9 p.m. S.turda]'S: 9 a..m.-9 p.m.. Sundays: Noon. - 6 p.m.

BOT SCOl"T nOOP HS CUBP·1t--

~REENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Thursday, Dece:nber 6, 1990

SURPLUS FOOD TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY CITY o~ Wednesday and ThurJ~"lV.

D~.:-ember 12 and 13. the City w:: distr.bute 5urp:u:!i food u p:1-:-~ of the Pnnee Georges C -.u~~Y mrplus food pro~A"Sm. Cam~e:i vegetar:an beans. bu:­':<:>~. !':our. h;Jn4.>y. and peanut bu~t~r wil: be 8\-a.::able for all eh~t::::.·e penons Food may be p:cked up on either day from 1•) a.m. ~o i p.m.

E'1gibllity requirement! at'E-: t l 1 par~lcrp•tion in a pubhc a3-s:s~ance pro«nm or ln Aid to Fam1:ies with Dependent Chil· dren t AFDC photo ID required). '>r 12.1 partieipanon in the Food Stamo Prog-ram i Photo ID), or ( 3) participation in J(ed:i(.'l.id Pr-ogram tXedi::aid Ca.rd:). or 1-' 1 Xaryland Energy Auist­ance Prot-nm fletter) or l5\ an Ir.C":tme that is lower than 19.420 for on-e penon. S12.630 for two people. tliS-840 for t:hree peo­ple or 119,0&0 for tour people.

An~·1~e needing information ab·JU~ th1s f~d d~stribution may ~:aH :he clty office;; at 34.5-7203

Citizens Can Get Help From Oclcl Jobs Program

The holiday eeuon is rapidly appr::.ach:ng. Package-!- need to be wn.pped, leaves nHd to ~ raked. heavy shoppint: l>ac"!. need to be carried. Gr-H-nbe-lt CARES offen an Odd Job3 prolf!'am !or c:ti:cen.s D~in• assistance. For inf:ormation. e a: ! Greenbelt CJ,RES a: 346-&160 .

lee Capades ·stars TeD Their &erels

by TiM Farria. ~ce I We- went to the· cbild.ren's

preS.il conference. The •katers fro:>m Walt Disney on lee an­swered our questions about the shJw. They to-ld us they loved being; in the show and love skat­lnsr;.

Ja:mie-·Lynn said she had been sk::tting sinee she was nine years o:d. The stunt skaten, who play Chip and Dale. have 3kated sin.:-e they weie toddlers. They also sai ::l they liked our weather

Then Roger Rabbit and '-f:~t.. .....

llou3e came out. Roger Rsbbit c:mfess.ed that he l~&t his teeth because he did not brush regu­larlr.

Mickey n-vealed his age (63} and his love for Minnie Mouse. They served del:i~~ons fTilit and eookies. There were book.! and Mickey X·ouse Ears, too.

Once we got in3ide iee e~pad:::-~ we h-ad to wait a tOng, long time and I really wanted a snow eone, but they cost too much and my mom wouldn't buy me one. So r sulke-d and wouldn't say anything atrou.t the show.

Fountain Lodge Hosts Trim the Tree Night ·

The Fountain L o d • e at Springhill Lake wiU ho•t Trim The Tree Sight for families on De.eember 13 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Pl!ople ean sing alon• to the Christma3 carols. string popc"'rn and eranberries for tbe tree-. help ha"ft&' the ornamenta, or be the llleky penon to plaee the s.tar on top of the tree. Re-­freshments will ~ plentiful throul'boat the evening."

There is an admiuion ~ For additional information eall 474-4556.

Local Girl Sc-. PreMnt "Night Before Ch.m-"

Girl S¢out Troop ~411 will present a special holiday pro­duetio, of ''The Ni8'bt Before Christmas." on Friday. Decem· boer 14.. a.t Mowatt Memori.J Methodist Chunh on Rid.re Road. All airb who are mem. bers o! Brownie troops in Greenbelt (and their fami.Hea) are cordially invited to attend. Sa.n.ta Claus will be on hand. There is no admission cttarce. For additional information, eall 474-1982.

SPECIAL NOTICE YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE

City Council is seeking applications for a YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE whieh was established recent­ly to consider problem.s., coneerns. issues, and matters of interest particular to children and youth, and their fam­ilies. CGDSiderationa of the committee shall include, but not be limited to, legislation. recreational and other sen·ice needs. and police-youth relations. The commit­tee will serve in an advisory capacity to the City Council.

• The Youth Advisory Committee will consist of 7-9 members, consisting of 5-7 youth mem­bers and two adult members.

• The youth members shall be no older than 18 years of age at the time of appointment or r~ppointment.

• The two adult members shall not hold any officer positions on the committee.

App!i<stions or iD.dications of interest are being e<>­licited from the youths of the community and from adults willing to participate in the Youth Advisory Committee.

Further information may be obtained from the City Clerk. 25 Crescent R-L Greenbelt, MD. :?0770; Tele­phone: 474-3870. Written communication.> should be submitted to the City Clerk's Oftlee.

Gudrun H. Mi.'s. CMC City Clerk

HOliDAY FANTASY SHOW AT SCIENCE CENTEI:

The Howard B. OwenJ. Sei­ence Center .P!anetllrium pre­sents a seascmal fantaay story for tbe yoa11a and tbe :roana at hoart, Satanlay, Deeember 8 &Del Deeember U at 10 a.m. When Sants•s ,reind~r come down with the nil, the resourceful Mr. C. turm 'tO' his friends in the sky: OrioD the Hunter, <Anis M'Sjor ("'Bi-2 Dog .. ). the Flyin~t Bears and Sirius the faithful J.le-d dog.

The P~anetarium is located at 9601 Greenbeit Road, Lanham· Seabrook. There is a small fee for this program. For more ill­formation and d:~ioT's tn th~ Scient"e Center. ca.ll 459--1816.

Fun Activities at Goclclard There will be a 111&lkinc tour

of N A S A's Goddard Space Fl~ht Center on Saturday. De­cember 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Also on Saturday i,a a Jtar watch on the grounds of the Vis:tor Center from 7-9 p.m. The Visitor Center is near the entrance of Soil C:.nservw.tion Road.

And at 1 p.m. on Saturday there wi11 be a video.

Call for in!onnation for any of the1e eventJ at 1286-8981.

-Gr .. nbeh GrMns Meet The Gree:nbPlt Gfterq will

meet on Monday. Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. at 14-X Ride< "Ro.d. Top­tes for diseuaaion include: meet­ina with the delecatea. reeyc:lift£', electiDn1, and heine KPU"'lte from the reaional croup.. PVGN. Call 474-1998 for mew. intor­matioft..

Thursday, Decembet- 6, 1990

ERHS PRISINTS WINTER CONCERT

Tile Eleanor Rooleftlt aJh Scbooi. ma.le departmeat will preaerat A Winter OoDCeJt etn December 14 a-t 7:30 p.m_ .In tbe ERBS Aaditorium.

Feata.red in tbi:s Prowr&m will be tbe Concert Band I with Greeftbelt resident& Chria Cor­der. Charles Dillow. Mario Hen­dricks., Shanelle lncram. Don La.w. Andrew :McKinney. ·s.dat Shamim, P.1ul Witbeu ancl oth­en performiq. Concert Band II will a1o<> be pi&Tinl< -ial aelect.ons tor the holiday MAJOD. and J.uon Baalin. Nikki Her­nandea, Roaalie Kowmaa.. Al)­tonlo McDonald, Paul .Meltbmey. Cbiquib. Milla. Sunil S.trilll, Jennifer Tbomaa. Jerry W&mal­ing and Christine Whiteley from Greenbelt will perfonn under the dift~t~on of Linda JunkiD&.

Sally Wagner will direct the Symphonic Band for this coneert and students from GreeDINtlt tn.. elude Zandra · Brown, MiehaeJ Browne, David Eriebo~ Jlelis­ka McN•ir, .Jon Pattenoo. Mi­clnel Schwan. Shayna Skolnik, and Nikki -S:timpson. Tbe Sym­phony Orcheatra. under the di­rection of Dorothy Pickard. will perform, uobted by G.-bolt­ers Catherine Kim. Moniea Ma­rini, Lisa Nudo, and Claerl:r Pe­tenen.

Dr. Barbara Baker will pre­sent the C-oaeert Choir and the Gospel Choir. performi.. de­lle-btful .ana.-enaentll of old and new eboral pieeea..

Tbe ecmeert b free &Del •n to the publie

NOnCE OF

COUNCIL MEiriNG ._ THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF

CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON

MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1990 IN THE COUNCIL ROOM, MUNICIPAL BUILDING

25 CRESCENT ROAD Gudrun H. Mills, CMC City Clerk·

Notice of VCICancies

on City Board~ and Committees

Early in 1991, the City Council intends to meet with citizens who are interested in serving on eit;r. bo&rda or committees. Applications for appointment are be1D1r sought from interested dtizerui fer the following hoards and comm#Ues:

EMPLOYEE RELA'ftONS BOARD BOAJm OP ELECnONS

COMMUNITY RELATIONS ADVISORY BOARD CRIME PREvBNnON COIIOOTrEB

Aln'S ADVISORY COIDii'ITBE and

SENIOR crnzENS ADVISORY COMMrl"l'BB ~::'il also oeelal applicatioll8 for · the reeeat1y estab-

RECYCUNG ADVISORY COIIMIT'l'EB and

Y~ADVISORY COIIIII'TI'I:E • - ._....te nOtiea) ''•

6tizene · to 1181'Ye are eneoaJ'II8'8d to aablbit an application t'eioume to the City Clerk, 25 er-.t Road, or to 4'74-3870. .

f Gadnm B. lll1l8, CJfC CityCierk . .·

~Th~~~~Y~·~D~ec~run~be~r-6~/~1~9~9~0~--------------------~G~R~~~·~E~N~B~E~L~T~N~E~VV~S~R~E~V1~E~VV~-------------------------------------,--~Pa~---Officials Retire Sunrise Stop Work Order

(Coadaaed from pace oae) city eleet:ioua. Mills has served aa eit7 cleric ainee January 1970.

Gieae has been ci.ty manager since December 17. 1962. His 28 7ear tenure is twice as long u that of any previous city mauaeer. In thia position, he baa been responsible for the op­eration of tbe city government. The city manapr is ultimately repcmaible for all city personnel decimona, for makina budget and poliey reeommendationa to coun­ciL for &Dtieipa.tinar and provid­Utc' for the future needs of the citJ' aDd for euurinc- that de­e-iaiou of the council are im· p-led_

Cbaloo:• The city bas cbaneed a lot

8 i D c e Giese's appointment. Greenbelt waa much smaller in 19112, eo1111i.Othtl< of Greenbelt BolDa, Inc., the original por­tion of Lakooide, Lakewood. w-...s Hl1b &Del the first few ullits of Sprinahnt Lake. c~e~~e·. fint buda'et .... for $780.000. eompared with toda:v'a flll.2 million dollar budpt. The pollee forc:e, wbieb - j­alx aff"!eei"S at the time of his appolatment. now baa 45 author· laecl poaitiou. for officers. and 18.1 avtboriaed eivnian posi­tions_ The Dec...,ber 20, 1962 N..,. Renew announcing Giese's arrival contained juat two itema in ita Police Blotter - a report on a &take-out at the theater in reep·onae to a report of a planned hold-up (the robbers never showed) and the arrest of a child for cutting some Christ­ma• tree ligbta.

None of the current eouncil memben were on council when ' Giese ._. Mlft.ted: in fact. the fJnt of the mrrent council to be e1eetecl to that body, M-ayor Gil Weidenfeld. ,.. not elected until li'ine :yean after Gi-e-3~' • appointmet1t~ . Aa a result. the eoUDciJ JDeDfbera mut tiNt de­velop a ~edure for finding a city manacer. t"ben aetuaHy pro­ceed wi'tb the ....,h. Oouucil held a work ..-ion with Anna Onla, -:ror of CoUep Puk. aDd eoauell member . Jim Coyle of RooJmiJe to INrD bow thooe eitia have fcn:md new manaaera and what the off:adala learned in the· ·proeeu.. The council mem­ben ban alto with 110me

Sear<:h Council member Antoinette M.

Bram told the New. Review that couneil is stil'l in the very early stages of thia proceu. The council members are working to develop a position description dEtailing the reeponsibilities and requirements of the post. They have received propo.sala from a number of executive search firma but aa yet have not defi­nitely decided whether to em­ploy such a firm. or if so, which one. However, Dram •ys it is "probable.. that eouneil will em­ploy a search fi_rm. She empha­sized that whether council hires a eonsultaDt. or conducts the search ibelf, aU qualified ap­plicants. iueludine those eurrent­ly employed by the city, will be conaidered seriously. The eouncil membel'8 have been re­sear.ehiq- several firm s and are schedulina some executive lclosed) work seuiona with them.

Bram noted that. based upon the experience of Conege Park ani RockviUe, coul)eil eould re­ceive 160-170 applications. C\111-ine- these resumes to a reuon­atle number far interviewing wiH be • very time-eonsumina prcn:eaa. Sl(e •id that the c:on­sultinl' f(rm would perform the initial sereen of applicamb. CouoeU would retain the free­dom to step in at any stage of the proeese and coWd review the rejeoted application if it wished. Although council ha.!~ not yet established a schedule for re­plaeinc Giese •. Bram cautioned that it will be a "long, tough proceu.••

CITY NOTIS The apeeial de11a"fta crew eon·

tinued working on "the Center­way reorratroctioa- . pi'Oject and the city offiee :remodelin~r.

Tba L'.reets crew inata:ted sewer pipe on Rldp Road, dug a treneh at the Police Facility tor the fuel diapeaaing system, and worked at the Recyeling DrOJ>'off Center.

The .P&rka crew worked on re· ~irin8' playaround equipment, maintaininc tieldll, and auisting in the leaf eolleetktn.

The bortieulturiflt crew work­ed on plantinc the tNes at the

STOP COMPULSIVE EATING LEARN NEW BEHAVIOR

oUr c:oanaelors will show you how to loae weigh~ quicldy, feel great, and keep

Uph.eld by County Board '"'"'"" ~..,"'"· 1:· ,_ " p1ta: IJrgjo~ r':'<t!·;r.~.-p<.~te 1:'1 !1,

Laurel Hospital Sponsors

Winter Btood Drive Dec. 1 0

The Prince Georges County Board of Appeals in a de- Drove "" cision reached Nov. 13, denii!d the appeal of Sunrise Devel~ Spo ~~ort>d hy ~h"' An:(·r ~~··d opment of the Stop Work Order issued 1:-;T the Department ....;ros~. thf' B.nod 111 .... ,. '"' of Environmental Resources. The Board determinedr-...that he!.J fnm1 :l "' - P m the developers had failed one prong of the state's t~p'rong :oo~~·'·-~~~;j);""''·' J test for vested rights. ' call 487-7:J50,

At i .. ue was whe~her tbe de- Planning and Devel~ment Co· Friiay ":w a.m. .) i' n. veloper must comply with the ordinabr Celia Wilson said that Walk-:n~ are a.s, R-18C z.onina approved in the "while we realiae there was s~me are a!!-k .... d >1 ket·p :n Sectional Map Amendment of merit in thei.r case. there w~re 3chedulerl a.ppu1r.:m._.: ~~ w: ..

:·~b!~:: :~to azo:~~~.d ;h~~~ sufficient reaaons to uphold the gi;~~o~rif;~!t)~r!l<""r.t:.. n,·t-c1.,.J would have permitted eonstrue· decjaion, The city is pleased w:th th;s t me ar. l :i""Jt· t.ion ot a high-rise. t2.story the decbion of the bdard, but supp:-.l"t anJ par: 1 ~·'ratl<H: w::! apartment building. expects the owners to appeal." greatly apprecJa~l:'d

Tho Tnt ~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~-------

The two~pron&' test demands: (1) a manifest comme~eement or labor on the around which everyone can readily see and rec­ognize u the commencement of a buildina; and (2) work belfUn with the intention and purpose to continue the work until the completion of the building.

Sunrise, in its petition, eon­tended that it had been pursuing appr?val and permits and had an approved site plan for the high-riM buUdina; and that it had poured !ootin&'a for the foundation of the buildina in De­cember 1989. graded the site. and poured fGOtings for a retaining wall in· M~y 1990.

The Decision The Board found that whi!e

the developers' design and ap­proval efforts met the se~ond prong. the work done at the site did not constitute a "manifest commencement • , . which every­one can ~ily see and recog­nize." , The Dec:ember footing. for a two-etory· portico. was not visible from the road nor to the Canstruetion Standards Inepee· tor who walked the property in May 1990, and does not consti­tute vested right for the con­struction of a bighrise apart­ment building. Therefore, the developer did not meet the fir.3t part <Jf the teat.

The atop work order will re­main in effect until there are­approved pennit.a for the devel­opment of the property in ac­cordance with the R-18C z.one.

In a with

Diet._ Center~ TituWgbl./ou~maAI!

19th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS A Department of Recreation ---.

~ Greenbelt, Maryland ~ The 19th Annual Festi\Tal of Light.-: i-.: a ct·lehra~.on hoJiday events held throughout the month of n"c,,mr·H-:­Many programs both old and ne\v, ha\"f' l1een . ..:che~~~~~(\(; for Greenbelters and their gue!"St~ to en~oy. :Sh<'.n' ;n :­community's holiday sea~on spirit for 19!)0 ~ ~

Friday, December 7 thru Monday, December 24 ANNUAL LIVE CHRIST~fAS TREE SALE - H: ,<,1· tJ

Field Batting Cage Area. BPnetHting Cub .:-:~ Hll f'., 1·

202 and Boy Scout Troop 7-16. HIJur~: ~!ond;~\·-F'!·;,\:·· 6 p.m.- 9 p.m .. Sah,1rday, 9 a.m.-:) p.m. anr.l ~-tn:l;;\" noon- 6 p.m.

Saturday, December 8, 10 a.m. • 2 p.m. CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY WORKSHOP - < ;,

Youth Center. Children 6-12 year:-- old, w,·IJ lw

ing cookies. Christmas ornaments and g-ift." at ,;.J;t-. workshoo. Nominal re<;{istratifln ft-E> wi!l lJ,. 474-6878 for registration information.

Sunday, December 9, 2 p.m.• GREENBELT CONCERT BAXD HOL!ll.-\ Y J>EP,r' >f:'.! ANCE- Greenbelt Youth Center The (;,,.,., ,. !' • rert Band of Prince George'~ Countv, nndt>r thl-"' ,:, of John DeJHomme, will perform th;:ir Trad:ti. c .• : concert for your listening- pleasure.

December 11 - 13 NORTH POLE CALLING GREE~BEI.T C'll!LllRFc: Pre.,.School thru Second Grader:«; can talk tq San~·~ \i·· nlicat:ons are available at the Snrin,rh:ll J .:1l<t" R",'l'(>.,~· · Center and Youth Center. Formf' rnu~t he :n t1: P.. E':ct~~b!!.e¥fr.ment Business Office b)- -l :~() p. m

~ Thursday, December 13, 11 a.m. SENIOR CITIZEN CH't!ST:IIAS PARTY ·-·- r;, ,., ., '., American Learion Po~t #136. Senior~ are im·itt· 1 t, ·'1.

good fellowship and cheer at Greenbelt Po ... t Hnm!'•

Friday, December 14, 7:30pm. HOLIDAY CAROLING- Me•t at th" fl,,.,o,.,-,., ,., '" ·· Mother and Child Statue. Stroll with us thrnu)!rJ 'b:! and up to Green Ridge House •inginll' all the o'rl carols. Refreshments to be ~en·ed aftt>rw.ard..-.

Saturday, Decembeo- 15, 10 a.m.- 12 noon SANTA VISITS YOUTH CE!';TER _Sa eta awl h> iJ, :; er::~ make their annual stop to hPar all GrPenhf''t'..; ~ , .! little boys• and girls' Christma~ li:<t~. RrinJ! ;1 \.lank '\-If~ video tape and have your child'~ \"hdt rernt·r1eci.

the weight off. · So call now for a free consultation.

Prof~ional Private Couneelinc

-Good. Nutrition-A Gift to SeH Fn,. STJecial holidav ev4.11ts -(resident~ only) in ~;1e fiJ!­lowing communities, clal - Greenbriar Crm·'.rLur.. _. Building, 441-1096; Windsor Green C'ommunih· H •'1-·· 845-4887; Hunting Ridge Community BuilcLng. ;q,s.J7~7

.bd In Bowie This schedule was,prepared by the Greenbelt Recteat:»n Department. Excep~ where noted, programg arc 'Jp-en tr, the public f~ of charge. Dial 474-6878 for further ,,_ formation. The Recreation Department ... taff extE-n1::'l their thanks for vour supnort this year and \\'ish you and yours "JI4PPY HOLIDAYS".

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County_ Council Authorizes· Purchase of Hospital 5 ite

Public Input b Sought On Growlh ancllhe Bay

The Governor's Cammiaaion on Growth in the Chesapeake Bay Region will hold. a public intor~ mation hearinc 0111 Saturday,

The Prince Georges County Council on October 30 au- December 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 thcrized the .Mary1and-:Sational CapitaJ Park and Planning p.m. for ritizeu• commena on

Commission to purchase the Glenn Dale Hospital site. The ;t;,"d =-.:.~a~~~.!ee"":~ 209-acre facility is located otr Route 450 just outside Green- Act of 1991. belt's jurisdiction. In a six to one vote, the county council The pu:blX information bes:r­pa.ssed CB-108 which authorized purchase of the property ing will be held· in the Joint from the District of Columbia government. The purchase · Hl!".lrinc Room., Lelrislative Ref. price is $3.9 million. erence Bnilding. 90 State Cin:le,

VotinK" ag-ainst tne- measure b:l: conveying title Gf the land Annapolia. Testimony at tbe ,.,-u Counc:i: Memoer Sui!' )id:S. Irvm the federal gc)Ver.t-ment to hearina will _be by appointment Absent were C:::~unc:l lh·mbi!'rs the District o! Colambia. Fol· only. lnciividuab wish.inc tG tes-·"-nthony C:eoria ani F!oyd w:J. low.r.g pa.u.a..-e of the bHl by tify mUit eontaet the commia-50:1, Jr. both houses of Concresa. Preai· sion at (301) 225-4562 prior to

The> «lunty exec-u~:ve and dent Ronald Reapn aiped it Duetnber 13. ::-oun:)· <'ounc:l na"·t' mdic-ated into law in OetoOer 1988. The eommiNion Js alao aeek~ t~.a: they want mo:s~ of rhe land In order to effect a aale of ing wr:tten comments from the

~~ ;~~n ;~~~~~P7nd. as:;a~~~~ :h:or!;:=~ ~=u~z;.~:~~~: ::en~0:f!ut0ete:t;~~t. r~~~ de..-e:opinc .a.rea, the h»spital ed out b,- means of wbieh D.C. ommeAdations should be sub­c-ould have bE-c-ome a ~arget for liayor Marion Barry and Gh~n- mitted to the Governor's Com. pr~vate deve!open .nterested :n dening e.aeb selec~ed an appraia- misaion ou Growth in the Cheaa. n ghri54!- apar.mentt and com- er. Followin• their indepe::::tdeut peake B37 Recion. Sa~te 1101. mercia! space and thu~ in.;:rt!-a.!le eo!lectfto. o! data, the two ap- 301 W~t"-.t Preaton Street. Be.lti· <=":tpo:-~ential:y the volume of tnf- praisers would then select a more-, Md. 21201. !i<!' along Greenbelt Road. third appraiHr. who would N>t

Ridory of Site the priee tor the property based The· juris;fic-tional history of c.n in! or-mation pthered b7 the

:re Gle 1n Da:e s::e i.!l lo~g and other two.. At the time the pos­C"'-mp'ieated and Congressmsn sibiiity seellled unlikely that the S:eny Hoyer pla7ed a m3jor role cou.aty itaelf eou1d become the :n IOI't:ng it oat.. Bui!t ori~r:uJ- pu~A.asa. >'.i a.s a uni:tarium !or children -o;t,·· th tuberculcJ.is. whi.:h in the era before antibion.e.!l u.sua!ly Reerealiea H'eview requlred ~e,·~ral ye-an of b::-d. re:1i t.o effe::t a cure, t!le hoa­pJtal wa!. c::>nstructrd: ::>n proper­!)" deeded to tile t"r.. ::j S::.t~s :n 1930 !or a Di.J.-::r:.::t cf Colum· ~-a prOJ;>.:t . .\ut~.):-izl.~ion to u~e the s:t..e for a 1-:; _,pio.l eame :nrouch an ae! of c .. ngreu. The :aat p.at1e-nt wa.!l cn.a;ed in 1972 .:~nd ~he h)S;J:::tl w..,.; ::.Jse:t

In 198:~. wr.i' 1 :.-:? D ocr::~ of c,):u.mila :ned t.? .eu.; ;.h~ pro­pt>r!y, t:,e fe>dera' g~ve-M'.m::!nt

~:ed su1::. c:a:m1r.g th01t the Dis­:l;~t co~id n1: eon~r.): :he "]Jro­r~r-::y, :1ir.c:e it IA'a.> ~') !onw2'r ::tElng U.3e-d fn it~ or:g::r.al pur­pc,.~.e. :"ooeverthe!es-s. bJt~ the U.S. D str1c: Court a:1:!. ~he U.S. C .>urt of Appe.als agree:i with :he Dl3tn:: thJ.t ;: ('nu:d con~ro: :ne pl.)perty. eVen th;.;:Jgb title . ...,u held by the t:nited States.

In 198i Rep. Hoyer descr.bed :he Ca~.:-h-22 situat1on 1.n which :he pl.)perty then eXJs!ed: .. The ~edera! g:wernment holC3 title. -,;J: ha3 t.een found by the e-o.art:s ~e> ha..-e 1 J right to control the property. TQ.e D1stne: eo:'ltrols the pMperty an.d ce>u:d tease it, :f a :e3sor C"ou:d be found_ The Dis~r:ct d::.es not. h-::>wever, have t:-.e r1ght to se~i :t. Pnnce Geor­~es County Ius an obvious in· :nest in the Glen-: Da!e $ite. but no !"tght to determ~ne the dispo­

ll•a•a Buliethr.ll · II A O..er EYfl'J' Weds. 7:30 - 10 p.m. a:t

the SHL Rec. Center. the CYJD is open for men over the aae of 30 to plaT an e-Yeninc at buket.ball. C&ll 3~27'10 for detaU..

a.DerSkadloc For a sm.&ll fee. all children.

kmde~D through crade 6 e&n participate in a akatine program at Ce11ter Sehool on W ed:a. Wheela W'ill be tumi!ll' from 3:15 - 4:80 p.m. Rental skates are available.

F~IUty Eat~ Paa All partieTp.nts 16 years of age

and over enterinc the Rec. Cent­en. are required to possess a R«. Depart. I.D. card. These cards rn.ay be p~hased for a nominal fee at th~ Youth Center. Proof of resid~D:Cy must be provided at the hm.e fA purehase. Remember, only remdenta o! the city of Greenbelt m.y pureh-.. e a pus. I« Skad•c oa Greeabelt Lake

During the winter months. per. sons mtel"e!'ted in aseertainiq the conditions of the ice on the lake shoald ea)l the Rec. De-pt., 474-6878. It is impe>uible to contin­ually teat the thickness of the ~e over all areas o! tbe lake, so skating will always be at the risk o1 the participant.

Gr.enbelt CARES OfJws Free Tutoring PrGsJnom

Report c:arda have ,cone rttlt! Greenbelt CAR£S often tree tutorina to abldents Deedinc ••­•istance. htozinc tatea plaee in a pubEc place, such u the Green­belt Librar7. Tatoriftc is aloo done either indiYiduallv or in a croup at the SpriqbiD Lake Reerestion Ceuter, on W ednes­day. a.ftemoon.a from 3:30-5:30. For information about CARES aDd the tutorin• p~ ea11 3<&6-41680.

PAUOm CLASS OF '80 PlANS 1 O.YEAR REUNION

Baiat ViMeal ..._. lllch Sehool'a Cluo ot ~ wiD eole­brate it1 10.. Year Bea.nioD: ou Ile<ember 8. ~.U. at 7 p.m. ill tl>o Pallotti all .,...._ room. EYeryo~e wiH be inYited: to tour the newly renovated baildmc u wen .. to join in ...-itb an of the reunion feativit:iea. Por de­tailL please eall Kirk TaJior-7~1. :S:ann lleoolt~ 3651 or Sheree NortoD--410--At the Library

Wednesday, ~r 12, 11 a.m. Drop-In Storytime tor ace• 3-6.

Thurodey, Dec:.mber 13. 7,30 p.m. Holiday Dance Procram. Medieval clanee and music b7 Thrir Ve08tri F.oetr and Fleur· de-Ua.

UNITED METHODIST Cr-J:uRCH ~ltt<:~n ,Jf ;t.'

BiU Allow" Sal«> r~ Jrder to c<ear up th>:"Se

a:n!->lll"•-ll:;e-3, Hoyer introduced a

PAINT BRANCH UNITARIAN CHURCH

3215 Powdn )filf Road. rnear Cherry H.H Road)

Sua.. Dec. 9. 9:30 A: 11 :15 a.a. '""The Willingness to Live with Risk"

Chureh Schoo: 9:30 a.m. ~"- R .. W. Kelll"y 937-3666

I

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH I IEpiKOpGI

Balti.ore Btvd. at Powder ~m

IL:L BeiUTIUe 1 8:30 a.m. Holy Eu.eh.ar:llt

10:30 a.m. Holy Eueharist and Sanday School

R2-v John G. Ba~:s... Ree-.or 937-4292

MOWATf MEMORIAL --$,0 Rid~l- Rodd • ·cr£>t•nhf'h • 47--1-9410

Sund~y School

9:30AM.

Morninr: Worship

11:00 AM. (Nursery Provided)

Greenbelt Community Church UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Hillside 4: CnsceDt Roacb Pbo"'" 47~171 morninp

10:15 am SllJiday Worship

11 :20 Fellowship

N~ c.re Prcrridecr

"A church of th• open mind, the warm .van,. tAe oapir­i ng scntl, a.nd the social t1iaion .... ••

().,?ld,~u b. Liloda SatuYa, 474-S:SS

There are edme DeW r.eeicleDt:8 in Gl'eeabelt. Peter Jameo Laazi­ere uriYed Deel 2, weiciWic 8 lb., 1414 oz. Be ia. the ftnt ehild. ot Rlehanl and Marina · Laaziere ot ~I Hill Rd1 Waitizlg to ,.._. JUm were prOud cnndJiareato. Jim and Jean Leusiere ot Ride• Rd.

Kimberley Nicole T.ylor arriv­ed Nov. 8, -'lrhilltr 9 lb., ~,. oz. She is the ~of E4ward and Rita T.,-lor of Ridce Rd.

.Jordin Sue Parker made h« - Nov. 11, Wei&'h!Ds' 3 lb., 14 oz. She ia the dauabtu ot Gl.., and Kristen flork« of SpriDg'hi!l Lane.

Fl :>m the mi!:it'UY c:omes word that Airman tat Clua Lora E. Katz baa araduated from Air Foree buie training d Laeldand Air Foree Ba& J>uri:n: 'the aix wee-ka of traiDiJtC. Katz sbldied the Air Foree Jlliujon, organiza. tion and: eu.toma and reeei'Yed special trainina- in human rela­tione. She is the JaU'I'bter -of J'eniea N. Katz of Ridp Roa:i.

In the IPf)r'tl world, we hear u..t Chriotopber Dulry ..... 0110 of four eo..ehes hoftored b'l' the Sport For U-toadinc lSFU), " DOD-pi'OIIt iptematloul ez­-....-.Dulr)'....­the "Diro«on AwO!'d,a wblch Ia

• DDiqae - .s.Jped to -or tll- wbo baTe J>UformecJ ez-~ dutieo ou bellalf ot <be SFU .,._..,.m, Dmry aenec1

u -.b for SFlrs ,..mer-·­Inc -.a to· A- ill 1990, and aolidted and fteOiftd the._

port of. IDdutry --.. and ......t&tiona.

<:::::::>1 CatholiC

Community of Greenbelt

MASS Munic~ Building

Sunday, 10 A.M.

Aceol'dinc ·to Glenclolllq, the appointment of t.he8e profeaioD­ala j1 part. of the exdtiJw and eballenci• time8 aJieacl in PriDCe G- Coun&7. iRe feelo - hia leadenhip teo~. . . . rrpreaenta a aew breed of earirig profeul:oaala who ba•e. dwel· oped oatatandlac tal- and abilitiea. while aJ.o itmt~Yed in eomman.it7 aelivitiee proriding them with a true undent&Dcijng of the needs of our eitbeaa."

At the Exeeative Director le¥181. four appointmeat. we11e

aiiJiouaoed. One ot - -memben ia Gree~~obelt.. Adrian Gardner. wbo it; an attome,' with Shaw, Pittman, Pott:a. and Towbridce. A foui>Chw ot Vector Enterprisea, a o....n -that providoo cllnet 11111n and m•rbtiac HITices. Gardvr Ia alao a member of tbe llarJrlaDd &lUI Dlatriet ot eo-. 5u Asooeiatioaa. Be ia ~ ........ of Cltioeaa for Gneabelt ud bOD the Board of Dl...- of the llidalcht - IMcu.

GardDer hokla a B.S. fn>m No-tam UniYenit7. &-. au M.A. from tbe l- :P. Jten­lled7 Sehool of ~ and & .J.D. from Bunod Law SchooL

l)) YES YOUR LIFE CAN BE DIFFERENT

Greenbe't Baptist Church Bible StlldJ' Pi- All A..- (San.) -All Worship s.r..;- {S1111.) 11:00 All A 7,ec1 Pll Midweek P.,.Jj,r sOr.riee {Wed.) SM PI(

FOr t:raD:Iportation questions., eall 474-4212 a,ao All - 12 PM

c.-a.Gnftldll ......

Holy . Cross Lutheran :_G.-.11 ....

Worship Servicee: .

S&ml'day, ··-- . . . &mc~a,., ~:30 a. ll:lJ ..... (I-e.epni-lclo4 oot- ....-J -""-~~~,.. ......

~--- 11:58 IUid 11,15 a.m. . . - for ,.;.u.. ~~,-....; ..- ... tlao .""-" ~·. ._ . -·~

Merchants' (C..tiaaed frGa pace oae)

la7fD8' . the f.U.1 •urfaee will be dela7*1 so that the problem ueu ean be identified and re­paired.

Gleee said that the eontrae­tor'e . pertormanee during the paat month baa been much bet.. ter. with the owner frequently· oa the aite. Tbe major construe· tloo work Ui roughly 95 percent complete. He disputed Walltace•• coal:.eation that the businenea betwwD. Sovr.n Bar*· and Hicrh's bad been i~eaa.ible while Cen­terway waa doaed. although cua­tomen did not have direct acceu ad had to walk farther than normal

. The city mantlger conceded that the city had not done aa COOd a job as it could have in ·keepiq the merchants informed. However, be said that the city often reeeived ineeeurate infor­,..tlon from the contrarlor, in part., beeaa-se of weather and the problems of aebedulimr sub­eODtractors. He also argued that bOth Wilson and the city's eon­atnJetion inspector are frequent­ly at the center and that the ~ buildin« ia right next door, aivinc merebants "plenty of aftnuea for communication."

Partdnc Another coDCern of the ner­

ehaota wu what the,- perceive aa !Dadaquate Jll&rl<illll: at ~ center, whieh they fear wiD be~ WOI'Hiled by the ~ted open­iq of a movie theater and tbe BeiJiDC reatauranL Wallace alao eomplained about tbe amount of reUlntial parking in the mu­nicipal lot near the Coop, aayina that it wu hurting the busi--; 4.-t..Magnet School Has.Showcase Tues.

The V"zaoal and Pedormiq . Aria Kacnet Procram at Sait­laDd Rich School will prnent a ~ of its programs lor parea&a and students interuted ia larning more about this Ullique educational paekaee. '11le Dowc:ue will be heid on Taes­dQ'. De:ember 11 &t Suitland Biarh- Sehaol, 5200 Silver Hill Road in District Heights. from. 12-1 p..m. {.

The Viaual and Perfol'lll:inc Al'ta Procram pi'Ovidu educa­tional opportunitie3 that prepare studeota for professional .tndy

~=~ C:!~!n inth~n=~~ mennJ and vocal music. dance. theatre. visual arts.. and televi~ aion prod.uetion. This proeram ia open to .tudents in gade& 9-10; tbe visual arts. sectwn ae­eepta c-leo 9-11.

PNcram. descrirtioM and ap­p~~a-. are avail&ble In the ~..-..oranc<nu>ty

middle .. -~. IIJld bigb -··· For IliON iDl'ormation, eoM!ac-t Dr. Ella Wlllte at 801-NB-9818.

PHOTOGRAPHICS

+porllalb +pomoloe

+odwoMG + COil I I oeodal phologi'api'1V

J. Henson 1:'1 1 uc;:rw

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ompfalnts Coop --· Bob Davis told

Euncll ot watehine cuBtomera rde his park:ina lot and leave eaue no parking was avail­

able. He feared that the prob­lem would onl7 get wone a• the theater, restaurant and the in~ door pool, currentl1' under con­stroetion. bring additional mo­to!Uta to the center.

RollicJdng ~~Christmas Carol" In Matinees at Petrucci's

Wlll bring '"A Cor..':·!.:f:, cl' y ,, kee ln K1ng Artf:u1, 1 ·~ 1 : Mark Twam

by Mary Loa WWiamson Charles Dickens' ".A Christmas Carol," the story of

~nezer Scrooge and h1s transformation now olaying mat­'!'ees at Petrucci's in Laurel through D;,.,embilr 29 is de­~ghtful and .rollicking holiday theater. The play is ~n orig­Inal adaptation by Tony Reich, who also directs.

Pt:>tr:H"<..'J, D.• .112 ~a1n c·p .. ra~I:'J h;.- p,. uf L.nlrt'1 F ,u:· , -

B Seroo~e, played by Michael Shakespearean aetor. Aldrich. an urree. IS properly erusty and American blaek performed in

mean, but eomehow more to be England and E~:rope from 1825

duced ·lur:nl>\ :~. 1 · ,.,._',lrl• : for tr,e ma: n•n· '•·r:,-3 area's ~ar.'<:'e~~ d:r.":"'-" stag>c'. F" !I rf, r·', · Althouarh G i e • e considers

parkiq genez.lly to be avail­able, be acreed that the lot i.e eloee to capacity during peak h'oun. He aaid that be haa "on stand-by" a plan tor permit pa.rkin8' at the center, which would prohibit all day parking of ean without a permit. In ad­dition. the c:ity baa reeently in­crealed the number of spaces available in the eoop lot. Ap­proximately 40 parkin~r spaces in

~~~~:! ~!. :;::n .!:~.by the to ~~~ when be died. Spring

Mary Lenning has created ·

contact A.n~(·la P·-:r,l (301) 723-5:2215.

the lot nearest the mu-nicipal building have been freed by the relocation of the police department. Although he is examining parkinc alterna­tivea, he noted that there are serious limits to the number of additional spaces the city can provide,

One ponible way to lnerea.se the amount r:4 aeceesJble parte­Inc il to enforce the current restriction•. Giese .aaid that he "has had diseu1siona" with the police to do 10. Another option is to inereae tbe -namber of two hoa:r parking apacea. However, Giese is reluctant to in· .. fi~•e the restrictions in the coop tot, whic:h wou.ld eauae problems for the ret~identa af the nearby apartments. He rroted that those apartments have never had ade­""'1'~ .. •... n?ivate parkina.

·THE AIR fORCE I\IEEDS A FEW GOOD DOGS

The Departnu!nt of Defense Military Workiq Dog Agency, at Lackland Air Foree Base Texaa. needs· LabradOr, Golden or Cheea~e Bay Retrieven for ib military d~r dog

marvelous costumes for Mar­ley's •host and the three spirits who visit Scrooge.

. Theater of the MJacl A cast ot 12 plays over 40 ro1el

in what is called .. Theater of the Mind," where the audience is asked to use its ima&'ination and, at times. to participate. Costumes are simple. Character changes just require donning a special hat and coat or shawl from the rack at the side of the theater. There are no pro.pJ, The stage is extended into the mid­dle of the audience. The voice of the narrator who sets the scene is shared by many. adding vitality and movement. A sprin­kling of old ·English carols throughout the hoar and 15 min­ute performance adds joy.

Matiaee Series "A Christmas .Ca:ro1" ia part

of Petrucci's matinee aeries. The series brinws school chil·

dren and senior citizens into a theater experience at 10:30 a.m .• Monday th:rouch Saturday. fola lowed by a bot luneh at 12:30 and a question and anawer time with cast members at 1: Study packets are available f9r elaasa room teachen to better intro~ duce tlle stadenta to the •bows which feature · oriainal adapta­tions ~f elaasie literary w~rka.

The next production. January 16 through Mareh 15. will be "Bound to Thee Forever.'' the story of Ira Aldridge, America's tint intemationally acclaimed

:::'!:i.::; ~= do~p:~t Greenbelt CARES qualities ~or the procram. ac- .Judye Herinl' held the Novem· eordlna to Hildegarde Brown. ber tutor'• workshop on Satur-publie arrain o!tieer fot' the day, November 10. Dr. Molly a&eDCY. Sehuchat, anthropo1ic~st and

Interested do~ ownera in the ::~k~ta:~ to th~reefo~t~~REo~ greater Washincton metropolitan CARES and the services CARES

M:r::te:."a:t ~~t;':.!,. tt;:ir K;~:;~ provides. Five tuton attended.

-Base (301) 981·5212. t.o make lan~t ~=te TC~e!::•l!o~a~; arrancementa to have dogs test.. FoiSter Care Review Boards. ed at no eharce- Wendy Wexler was presented

Free inform.ation packages on with a plaque and proclamation this pi'Og1"&1D wm be rtt::Lde avail- trom the Governor commending able to dog owners who call 10 yean o! service. Wendy 1--800-631-1066 between 8 a.m.. aervea as ehairperaon of the and 4 p.m. Monday througb Prince Georces County Review Friday.

1 Board.

Holiday with Care

Enjc:lrf youtsetf. And if your holiday plans •nclude some driving, please drive WITH EXTRA CARE so you and your fam•ty can enjoy many holidays IC>oome.

Edward 1(. c-lius, 1·6 1 'N01 Ora G~; Suite 1011 .•••••• ,,

Gneabelt, MD 20'770

OPEN SUNDAY 1 to S

5-E GARDENWAY, GREENBELT

Location! Location! location!

In a quiet court. next to thf' wnod-.., pr:\-;t ;-,. l ,., and off street parking, \"ery clo~~· t•> i11<~ tran-.r .~·t., ·

\Valk one way to the Roosen:.Jt C't~ntt·r, ~tl•·r ~~i::~, f mentary School, Youth Center, Library, p,, .r, t··. ,-;~

Lake and several churche::;.

Or ,walk the other way to a rla:-·.l!r,,und, :u~d ·,'J'

footbridge over the B-\V Parkway, t•.~ Gn•t·r:ln n .. velt High School, Greenway shoppinR". rint- nt~~:L,rct!i' and major office buildings.

Drive a very short distance to :--:ASA. Belrwa•.·. P.nk­way, Ken:!worth, rnLich more ::~hot-p!ng-. and tfJt~ .\)1 t·.

tural farm.

2 bedrooma, washer, dryer, ceil in~ fan!';, pu:J~r1.--wn a~~-·

lots of built-in storage, almost new frig, good (arpe:, <L~ around good condition.

Private back yard with patio, large 'torage 'hed. Prieed under $6'0,000

FANN KASH, GAl ASSOCIATE 8ROK.£A

0'F 3<1$-2151 J~E:S <17<1~77 KASH __ UMV 01.\10 & Pl!-100! f!ILANO

COLI.£ "l. PAP! I<, 1AAL'n'l.ANO

SPEGAL9DAY PRE-HOLIDAY SALE

=:.Ju-L-Roii5°C ~cK'...,fJ99 a,'rci:; ,...$)A9 _ ' ROAST lb. • Breast lb. 3 Diamond Chunk6\2 oz.

SJ·•• ~~vi~w ...... sac = stc. Chuck lb. CHICKEN lb. . 7 - I.-raft~~--_,__ CIMIP a..an Beef ao-Je. CCMip a..an Beef ao-lesa • . ..5)•99

Fresh a..an Ground

CHUCK $2.09 Shoulder $2.29 at. JIU8 STEAK lb. . Roast lb. b . ,.... ._ Center cl CIMIP ._ Beef ao-~esa --- Fa Powder 42 oz.

PORKRJB .99 Should~r $2.39 ~~$~.99· CHOPS lb. Steak lb. -.-• · CCMip a..an a..f ao-lesa Pen!- Fre.h Cut Up6fC Kraft 8 oz. 89 Stewing S2•19 Frying IIWir ..._ (. Beef lb. I Chicken ---::•-• __ •-.~·---:---Fresh ar Super Tru 99C Red & White \2 gal. BEEF Bun Len~th · APPLE ~ LIVER lb. Franks lb. . JUICE ..., ....,~

~o-d $2•89 Ring lb. S2•19 =.._S3.H TROUT lb Pudding COR'EE

. . .....,_.,-French Roast

~~2!99 13~ oz.

Sunlight Liquid 22 -. .

=rpat 99C Lipe- Noodlea 89 &Sa-or . Rice&~ All Flavon 4.3 oL min.

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Gem Nail Care 69c ColorArtC~ 89c Ciippen..l'ile,..Emory Boardo EA. !Upk.

Secret Deodorant $1.89 Scot<b T-120

Rob. oa or wide stick . 1.7 en. Vid- Cassette $3.89 Gillette Bie EA. 5etuor Razor $2.79 Disposable Ughter 69c A4aa l'roolo 6.-4 OS. o..r-u I pi<.

foothposte $1.79 C or D Batteries $2.29 ... ~ ~ ~ . ~ . . . ..... .

....... 179 ............ lllpr Sib.

~ 2i89 Cut or FNnch Greeti ..... ..... & No Salt 17 oz.

=··3~1 Red & Whit. 15 oz.

TO.ITO ·3~ IIJ· SAUCE v::_ . McCannlck 1 '4 oz.. Cldli .. 9 Seaso.U.CMix .

DIM IMI· ft. 99. ·~~, . .

l-UP 99C Original Enriched 14 oz,

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N~~;i 88 uze ~9c Oranges __,. ~~--b~--9~=-­Fiorida ( Tangelos ea .

B:rtlett 68c Pears lb. Stayman ADDles

31b. bag

Florida Limes Florida 'k gal. Apple ~der.

SJ·•• 5/99c

Super Select; 6~ ft9( Cucumbers r 7

SUPERMARKET 474-0522

HOURS MONDAY-SATURDAY S-9

SUNDAY 10-6

T

All Purpose 1 0 lb. bog

White •J-39 Potatoes

Extra Large 68c Tomatoes lb. Red or GrHn Leaf Lettuce lb. 68c California •1 39 Cauliflower •

Ea.

Red 49c Onions

Go~··-::'Sp-un-:1,--;;lb:--. -$-=-::1=-. .--=-9-Mixed • Ia Nuts ea.

::m •J-29 Red& white 12 oz. 99 . ORANGE (

O.r ¥.. 99 JUICE

OLYMPIA 3 99 BEER •

12 pk-12 oz. cans

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n.;a·· 79c =~ed v.,L 39c ~o:' CITY SJ-99 ..

6 plc.-12 oz. cans

lEER • TISSB · IMf-Chic-Turk 7 oz. LOWENIRAU •3 69

6 plc.-12 oz. NR's

Fra,_Aftwi.ican 1 O'k oz.

:..~:.,. 2;99 ~~?~~~ ~ •2•79 :r-;:::~~. NR's S4.59

Richa White •159 ALMADEN •5·" BREAD~ • I WINES 5-1 lb. loaves ..-:7.3==Ut~ ... ~----'~--=-=-

New York •1 29 ANDRE •2•99 GAIIJC BREAD • CHAMPAGNE I 1 lb. I 750 mi.

CO-OP INVITES YOU TO SHARE-A-CHRISTMAS

We are cOllecting cl-'"»ns af ~le foods to be distributed at ~~ to GrMMelt's -.fy j,y the St. Hugh's non-denomina­~1 foOd pantry.

Please drcip off your do-'ioo11 in the clecoaaled food collection b$)xes at the front of the ......

I PleaM ltelp ua feed~. ,_,.,at Christmas.

Pqe 8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

~~~~"I ~;-~-:~~9l!_~&~-=~ Poiike De-p.artmer 1 A 28-yll!8r-old res1dent male 18- or }g... yea- ld non:reaident

Ar-ound 8 32 p.m. on Sov. 26, a was 8.l't"eSte<i !or pc>sae:ulOn of a male, for one Dt of m-.tc-woman t.akllJS' gTocer1e-s from h~r con.trolied d.a.nge:roous substance meanor theft. :ar :n the 6060 block of Spnng· ':n t_his ~a.se PCP} around 2 p.m. Two DOnrsident teen-aced h:~ Dr was &C'C"O~~ed by a man 011 Sov. 23 m Beltway Plaza. maJes were arrested on Nov. 29 w:-:h a handcun. He de-mended A pu.ne was stolen from a res- 'for 'tWo -eoUDta of theft. over $300 her pocketbook and her car keys. .it>r.ze on. Rese!reh Rd. a_round 11 in connection with two stolen ve· .i:" ::1 ~h? ~ )mpl:ed. SJ descnp::o!". am. on ~ov. 2•. the retndent had hides 'Cihat they had been in, in 5 g:ven at :he mar.. opened. t~ back door to let the qu.iclr. socce&Sion. One was also

Around 10 p.m. on ~ov. 26, a cats outside and th~n went ~P- cbara-e<f with drivihflf without a -,.l.ZJ. de:,very ;;er>'~- W'IS aec}~:- .st.a.lrs !or .a shor: ~lme, leavmg license, fleeing a uoi:tormed police ea a.lt.e-r dellver:nll a p!Z.za :r. :he ":~~K .d~:-n~~~; ~ ~h::n p~~e c:vr::: officer on foot. and common law

~9~~a.~lo;!~t!e:r~:~~~~; ~e;:n :<:~e :;:i:::: r~ to~~r :~:~~ 1 .. h A b:rea.X:ng and entering was

~e~IZ'~~e a~dan· .. ;·;;.~:.~ ~a e r.~~d;~~ :-epo-rted :n ::he 9000 block o! While on patrol in the 78()0

a:-.d (lemanaeo ~-- ::-.e :\<; .. v~:·:.- 3r~e~:~~~~gT~~~;n t~:v~~~~e~ ~~~~~ ~:~rhi~=~:~c!!t: ::::rd ~a;n~~::}~- ~,:::_:s~?.~~- :;.:·~~: found their fr-ont door open and vehicle with a bu-rned out tag : .;,} . d, wearJ:-.~ '<..;t> a::-:i-wa~:-:- ::-,.ngs stolen from every room ~igbt. found out that the vehicle

., ,;-..,_ J.ue ,.,,.-:'_.: .:-_ r: '·'' ~-. n:·poA r~;~a0k~r:~dag:d~.n~~ri~ov.w2a9 '. ~~z~e b0e:enr, s:~~e~t!~~~=~ t~hee t:e;

· :.o.1. ~lack ba.!<:-:::..: ·-_:a;.,:: wh::?

A ::oung t.ee:-:a1er. "'a:K;:-.g ;:-: a )~g Sp:-:ng:".::: 0::- .. :-: t:-.~

.,moar:r of fr:f'c...:.s. was robbe·::. : h:s ~acket a:: ;Z.l:-:.pot:r: by ~w0

,:her :een-agen a::-vur.d 7 p.r.r •. 01"'.

:-; v-.. • 28 The roooen are descr:b-! :hu3 1 ll ma:e. !:i:ac-k. 15 . 18 0':1.:"3 0;d, s·s·· rn).;~ :u!ar btnld..

,.-.::arln!l a blacit <~kl mask, biad1: , J:-: <~leeve sh;:-: ar.i dark ol•.le any .,eans; •2! rr:.a.e. ~lack, 15

18 yean. old. s·o·· :hm bu<id. wearin&' a b~k sic1 mask, red . .eng-sleeve !IWea :.ah1rt and dark ,.. ......

In the J"t"ar parkmg lot of Belt­·,:~•ay Plau. a.rouna S p.m. on Sov 2L a man w .. approeehed by two :eenagu1!1 wbo pulled a knife and Jemanded h:s money; he ran and · ho:: :ee-nagen d1d not get h;s n '"'ey r one of them ran mto a . i-gbt pole t. The t.een-agen arE' descrlb<ed thus: 11 • male. blaek, ; 3 yn.n old, e·o~·. 180 lbs., wen­ng a reddish jacket; (21 male.

c):.ack, 15 yean okt 5'8 ... lW lbs., weanng a brown jacket.

As a m.n 'W'&.S wa.lkinc bozne . !'I !he 5800 bloek of Cberrywood Ten. around 7 p.m. on Sov. 21, ":Wo teen-apt'S ciema.nded his n10MY, knocked him to the g-round. and stole his eyee-latwS. They were frig!Tt.en2<1 away when ,;omeonop drove by. They are de­;c::-:IJ.e.d as ma:e. h~aek 16-215 yean old, 5"8.. to 5'10", both wea.rinc brown coau, jeans. and ~lloaps.

After driving a woman to the ->000 block of B reeze'W"'Od Dr. a.round 2:30 a.m. on S'ov. 29. a :ax1-<:ab driver got out with the ·.vom.an, strugg:ed w:th her, and demanded a.:l her money. wh:ch !h~ did give him. She :hen ca:led :ne police. and Of!'icey Riehard ~ul~iv3n apprehended the t&x'J­""3D dr:ver. A 25-year-oid non­:~sldent. the taxi-cab driver wa.~ .::narged w~th c-ommon law :rob­·A-rv a-- ~ared be-f.:>re a Distnzt Court ·cornm:isstoner. and was hekl on $35.000 bond pendina­:r -~-I~ti.Dg a complaint tha.t

pe-ople were teUing jtewelry in tbe front parklnl' iot of Beltw'lly Pl~­:u. aJ'OUnd 10..30 a.m. on NOT. 28. Pfe. Ste"Yen Kelle-r found thalt one of them had a knife in bis poe~ ket (a eoDCU.l«t we&JIOD) Set. Allwaac aDd Oftleer &og.n d ... tail'll'!'d two other pe-ople -.rho had druc pa.raplleruali&; they wen arreKed aDd ileld on $10,000 bond and ~ boud pendim< trial. Both were noareeiden& ma.)es. one was 35 F..,.. old aDd thoo«bft wu 39.

'ftuoee ~ males. &lfed 28. 22. cad a. were an't!!Sted tor ~ of a coatrolled danl'­el"''Qa ~ wit:b inten:t to cn.tribate around. S a.m. OJI. No----. 24 Oft en.e..t Rd.. ODe- .... b4rld. --------

a wmdow ~n a back door had been nonresident occupants, 18-and 19-oroken to 8'8ln entry while :.he ~ . .-ear-old males, for theft onder r~i dents were out. $300.

On Sov. 23: a lock on a venJ­mg machme m Beltway Plaza was

~~~~:~n !~~~ c:~~~e~~:~~t~~: Mayor Appointed Hair Cuttery; cash was !tolen trom a locked desk drawer in an ot!ice suite in the 7700 block of Greenbelt Rd.

On :Sov. 24 a goosedown jacket was stolen from the Greenbelt Youth Cen~er while rts owner wa3 p-layin.c basketball.

On Nov. 26: a breaking and en­tennc of a storehouse in the up. pu level of Beltway Plaza was reported; computer equipment w-M reported stolen from an oft\ce su1te in the 7500 bloek of Gree-n­way Center Dr.

On Sov. 29 a breaking and en­ten..ug ol. a sto.rebouae on Golden TrianC'ie Dr. was reported.

On Nov. 21 a lig'bt blue 1977 Chevrolet C.iprlce C.assic. 4-door. VA tag3 TX1278, was stolen from tbe 6200 olock at Springhill Ct. On NO"'I'. 23 a bu~y 1989 Por.­tiac Grand Am, liD tags TB!; 012, wu !It-Olen from the 5900 bloc-k ol Ch.>n-ywood Lone.

On S;:,v. 21 Pfc. Carl Schinner pulled over a vehic!'le wi-th a burn­ed out tag- lic'ht and found out that the tap no longer belona-ed

Greenbelt Mayor Gil W eiden­!el:i will co-chair one of five a:i,ris.:>ry !Ub<:ommittee:; reeently established by County Executive Parris Glendening. The groU'p-S make up the "Committee !or Continued Progress,. which Glendening said was formed to "re-.se:u-cl:t. the answers to various questions re::-ommended by the County Exeeu.tive in order to as.sns County &et"Vieea and eiti 4 z.en needs."

G'endening noted tlglt al~ though the concept is not new, it places "increased empbuis on tfte importanc-e of r-ftehing out b the eommunity and' building consenstJS among the people!'

Weidenfz:j will eo-chair the subeommntee on Environment w:th Madge Yewel, member of the :Mary1and4 NatioDSl Ca.pital Park and PJ.a.nning Commission and an active community lead4

Other subcommittees will offer advice on edueation, human ser­,.-ices. pubHe sa:tety and business ,')tportunitiea.

Reward

$250. The Greenbelt Police Department is offering a

$250.00 reward to any person providing information

which leads to the arrest and coavictioll of the person

responsible for the assault and robbery which oceiJJ'l'eCi shortly after 2:00 a.m. on Sunday. October 7, 1990 in the

7200 block of Mandan Road, Greenv-·lt. .MD.

474-9199 Alllnfol motion will be kept -.tklentlol

Cue on Hold 11)"---In a fort:her ebeek af their records, the ()ff)ce o1 the St"lte•3 Attorney found th&t · the arrest­ing officer in the W'ayne Allen Keys ease had met with A•i!'lt-­ant S~"• Attorney Rocer Mil­stead in a timely fMbion. Tbe screening review took p!ace on November 1. At that time MY­stel.d determined that there WN "ir."!-uffieient. evidence to proae­eute" and referred the case baek to the arre-sting o:Ui.c:er for fur­ther investigation.

Aeeording to St3.te's .Alttor­ney spokeswoman Alexis Revis­Ye-om.an, "there was not enough to tie him (Keys) to t·hat par­ti-cular crime ... Arre~d in eonneetion witb a

bre:::.k-in on October 14 in the 24 court of Ridge Road. KeyS w:as held at the Prince Geora-es County Detention Center in U-p.­per }[a.rlboro on $50.000 bond.

Keys was re-leased after t-he prosecuting attorney at the No-

Thuroday, December 6, 1990

-16-~._... "decllinecl to p~ .. No ~

~....-.--­-..! to warroat -... IdoL Revio-Ye.,..... .,.._ -

"dedillinc to proeeeate" ._ not p- the prooecatiac -...,.· !rom --...r;,... .,. ilodMdaol ""nor cloee: It me.~ that .. c..e . is~."

"Ri.,ht now we are holdiae on to the eue in tile 8ftD't tlae arreWDC off",.... Wiap· -enouch information."

GHI NOTES GHI o!!iees '!rill be eJooecl at

noon on Friday, December 14 for the employee..• aaaaal Quin.. mas party. For emerpDCJ' JDaiiL tenance that day ~ call 474-6011. .

The next ,...W.. ~ of Directon meetinc will be held on Thursday. December 20 at 8 p_m. in the Board room. Memben are invited to attend.

Life today is so fut paeed. sometimes it'• di.11eult to ftad enoqb time to plan everythinc out in advance. Tbat'a why we~ve prepared a IQeCial bPoldet entitled, "Planning Ahead."' -eovering such im­portant subjects as the advantaau of plan~ ning ahead. the importa:aee of a will. and the purpo.e of a funeral. There are even sections to organize penona) biograph­ical, fi.naneial and lecal in1'ormatioD for yOllr family. U you would lOr:.! a complime:.:.taJ7 copy of ••pt&nn.q .Atae.d." plea.ee contact oar :hmeral bODM or simply return the coupon below.

PleUe send ~ your free plannina.: pide enti~ "PLANNING AHEAD."

Name

Addnsa

City

State Zip DONALD Y. BORGWARDT

F-..1 ,._,I' .A. 4400 Powder JIW Rd., BelbYille, MD. 20706-1'111

(101) 1187·1'107

~Village ~ $167,Go0 4 Bd - 3 Full ¥hs, large rec-rm w/ ~

Glenn Dale - 1.17 -"c... $172,000 In-ground pool, 2 car ll'8l"l!8'e. ree. rm. w/ ~ ·

GHI

GHI 1 Bd Lowe.- level unit. :a.utHul f~ y ......

remodeled, Gorpoaa.

Thllt8Ciay, December 6, 1990 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Paa-e 9 ......, Ceater Offers New Expl-.s Recruited

The Prince Georges County/ · SiliJited '-- m:.L,a... District of Columbia Explorer ~ a·........ · Seouts have recruited over 275

Tile: OIIIIUeDcer Learninc Cen- new Explorers and Sea Explor­ter, a ttimulatod apace environ- ers sim:e September 1. mreat. ia availllble tor croup mill- Exp:ori:ltf is the Young Adult ..._ oa the ftNt aDd third Sat- Division of the Boy Scouts of ...-,. .&Dd/or enaincs durinc America matebin:g young men the week. Family ftia'hts are and. women aces 14-20 with eehedahd for 12 nooa on tbe adults who share their hdbby or 1llakd Sat.urd.&J' «. e.dl moath at career interesb. ... Boward B. Owe• Seieoce Med.ic:al Explorer Post 770. ~ at 9601 Greenhelt Rd. -The chsrtered to Doetor'a Community cuneat mie.iob.. Tbe Return to Hoapital in Lanham leads the 1:1le Jloon .:enario, albws partiei- PGIDC E:q:tlorera in recrUitb.g J*ita to ~ a 1-u:aar baae with 19 new members since on the far ftle ol the moon. OaU September. 881-6'11-8'718 tor information and/ Automotive Encfneering Ex­GI' to reserve .,.ace in tbe ChaJ-. plorer Post 767, chartered to the

leDcer 1.-.rnin« Center. . ~!:t~11~~ ~:r~~:~v~be E<i':J: ·Slate Oflen New License · ~~in!:;;!:rrerp~:b·12~~~n~~~~ Plate: Fees Benefit Bay belt. wero tied for seeond in re-

The Motor Vebiele Commis- cruiting with 10 new members aiOn i8 otferinc a nevf Cbesa- . eaeh •

Poster Contest Has $1,000 Prize

The County Arts Council is sponsoring it3 fourth annual poster competition. A grand prize of .fi1.000 will be awarded to the winnin& entry, along with four $50.00 honorabltf mentions. Any artist who lives, works. or goes to school in P-:-ince Geor­ges County may enter.

The entry deadline is Friday, January 26.

The winners will be announ­eed March l. The first place

· art:st will convert the winning design into camera ready art­work whieh will be produced u a poster in a limited edition. The poat.er will be unveiled at the Arts Council's Busines:~ Ree­ogn!tion Luneheon this spring.

For informe.tion and contest regulations call the Arts roun-cil on 8&&-4093. ·-

ERHS Hosts Senion For Holiday Programs

Twenty-five sentor citizens with Brentwood Adult Day Care will "attend" high school on Dacember 7 to participate in a series of holiday activities con­ducted by Eleanor Roosevelt High School students.

The interarenerational activi­ties, whieb will be held in the mornin&', are part of a special eammun:ty outreach by the stu­dents in the Child Development internship program. According to classroom teacher L!lur!l Grace, the activities are designed h brinl' younger and older gen. er. tioru together in a recrea­t:onal setting.

LEGAL LINE PROVIDES INFORMATION BY PHON£

Mar:r.anJ Lt•ga; L1ne, a fr,:e taped me-,.sage ser.-:~1: ("•l· 'I·_--· .sored by the ;\1.arytand :):ate Bar Association .._nJ T'Jw,on S: •:• U.1ivers.ty, 1s now ful!y lHJ'

mated to ;Jf!er :~:.-ga.I inforn~a. :24 hours a d<~.y T·• :tst+.:r. ·., ;•r•, record~.! rnt•.<,3a~l?~ 1!'1 'l7 ,.,., topics, cun:act Tst:·, cnr-r: LI:-.IE Serv . ..:(' at 'S:J(J.(.'()}l,E

1-800-R:!~-6;>lj-"j2

For a C·Hnp:t':c ::s:;ng t•f ~:tp•-­ant.llabh•. i"-'r:d a ~~amp-:>•_; btU.· ness SJ:te er. .. :e!<Jpe t.;,· :Ofa.rylal'".d Lega.: Lint> L1~t.ng, t •> ~ar.)'"iar.::: State Bar AuocJatlOn, 520 We.s~ Fay-et.t('! Street, Baltimore, Md 2l201.

The students will be demon- onented clas~ \\ hich of!er"i strating a varietv of arta and dents the opportunlty tq cra!t. gift ideas for the holidays t.eer ~o work at day care. ~ .·~n ) and holiday b&kinc ideas. The cent('rs. -convalescer.t and hlind . students and seniors 3tudents capped centers. The pr'>lr~, .... , vdll work tocether on '•hands- pro"·ides student$ ""-ith th·~ !:~~:

pe&ke Bay Ucepee plate to honor To locate an Explorer Post tlle .tate"s moat precious nat- serving a particular career or ual raoaree. Tbi• apec;lal li- bobby intereat in Prinee Georges eeMe Plate. featurillC the Great County call Bruce Summers 530-"Biue Heron. aDd delicate Bsy 9360.

on" projects. hand experience in careers r··· New Members Accepted The Child De\ltelopment in- ]a ted to · n, the l'":dt>r-:;,:

By ExpiOI'er Post #1275 ~~telrnlah.ip~p~ro~....,..~~~ia~a,c,are!er!.!!!th!e~~~~~~~~9 pauea. will be an.Hahle from 1Uu&l7 1, 1991 __ to December 81. UMII.

The plate ean be o- now b7 men or at full--rriee Jlo­tor Veldele Admlni....-n of. flcea. Vehlolq with bandleap or penooaliaed platea ean bay -..- lla7 pl-.

Antldpat.d ...,.._. of '1 mil­lion from - oale of the Oh-­,..U .lla7. - .,._ will ~ to - ~ Ba,. -rr-, & -......mhiaW. · IIOD~t 01'­.,_-0D wblab cncKo fanda for lla7 -.on Pl'>Jeat& NIED 'Aa:P?· CALl CAN

Tbe ~· lltate .-ern­__ ....._..._. ...... p .........

: ~~~-..;~:;;": '~wd~ne~o:':!~ aaple. all environmental q.-tion eaald iD-.vlve three or four -.en­elM. . If . a penon hu a quaticm.. eoiiop'-mt, .... )mlbl- to be 1101-...1 ·...n the ~ or depart-----.... ......... - dq ........ .,... aak fa. the ~ AuiatarJoe Network eo­....u-tor (CAN). Be or abe will - It from tbero. II not ..,.., willeh ~t to call then <1111 CA:N eoordlnator Lather StUnea at (101) -.

Lilu!a

gootl neighbor,

State Farm

is th.ere. ·See me lor car, home, /He and health lnwrance.

Don. W. Taulelle, CLU 7'107 Belle Point Dr.

c-..beli, Md. ZOT70

.474-5007.

, ~,..u•A.•c,\

.s-r~~ eo...p...;.

.. s-~: 81< . ·--- Illiaois

Toun of the Green Belt Explore the inner deptba of

the ereat North w~. ~e tast 184 ....,. of the oriainal cnen bolt. aDd enjoy the eve"'haDC­iq besuty of the foreat. Tours of the areen belt ·He being of­fered by the Committee to Save the GNen Belt. To aehedule one, ...u .74-48811.

Local youq men and women between 14 and 20 who are in­tere..ted ill outdoor adventure and activltiQ can join the Blah Adventure Explorer Poet. The Poat .i.1 a :rouq adult di.Uion of the Boy ScouU ot Ameri~.

Greenbelt explorers can join up .. new memben M the God:~ dard Explorer Poet 1275, lpe­ciallziDC' in actenee and teetl­nolop adventurea and careen, by eontaetinc J'Ohn Wolfpfll'. 286-2219.

ATTENTION REALTORS N- Rules at O...nbelt Homes. Inc.

Greenbelt HomesOnc. is presentfng a SEMINAR on listing and selUng GHI homes. The free seminar will be held on December 12 at 10 a.m. in the GHI Board Room on Hamilton Plaee. Please come and learn tlje ropea. Limited seating; call receptionitot at 474-4161 to reserve eeating .

·~

~ OFFICIAL NOTICE

Recycling Advisory Committee

The City cOuncil is seelrlng applications for the no­cently established Recycling Advisory Committee. This committee will consider and advise the City Council on matters relating to the recycling of refuse and matters related. thereto, including but not Jhnlted to

• Reviewing the eldsting recycling program ; • A88isting in educating Greenbelt citizeos and bual­

nesses about recycling and source reduction ; e Expanding the program to include ALL ·AJ«-"'.4.;,"'•

of the city.;

• ~ending modifiCations to the recycling ~m. and ~use collection p~m. as appro­pnate, to ID&X'lmize the recycling of materials and to minimize the amount of waste d~ by land

.fill.. . . REFUSE DISPOSAL AND

MATTERS AFFECTING EVERY thereto~ important that this COllllllbtt:ee oentatives from ALL AREAS IIOt preaeutly receiving city ~ IIJ'8IIltly. to our waste --- ·~ a role ln addressing tbis . ~ore. )ll'elcomiDR' and our, nqbborw in the community.

.. PI- submJt. b;lquiries or letters of Interest to tM City aedr.· 2& Creeeent Road, Greenbelt, .MD 20770. Telephone 474-3870 or 474-8000. · ·

laudrun H. MUla, CMS City Clerk .

Juat Uatecl - BRICK END UNITt Great locat,on near Center with lots of yard 'pace. Qining room wa II hat been ,..moved to open kitchen/dining area. Call us for a priYOle showing of this unique home. $93,900

Wlnclaar ;sQttJ· o d un;t. Pompeced townhorne with 4 k' a clo,;-ed patio. Bu'tl withFHAfora a $119,900

Just Ustecl - Lowest priced 3 bedroom on marke1! Tht .. one has it all- location, trees, -condition and price. Been waiting to buy' This is the one! $63,900

Re-vatlon Ia Complete. GHI ha• worked wonde" for this end unit with large corner yard. Washer, dryer. new counlertop and more. $64,990

2 Bedroom•

Forest Retreat - backs up to acre\ upon acre!. of woodt. Large deck and ttorage shed in back. Wo•h~,. & Dryer. $2,000 claalng helpl $61,900

Juat Uatecl · All new appliances ond an upgraded kitchen & both. High output ale cools whole hou1e in

summer. Great condition and priced to go! $55,900

Owner Saya Sell this lrt>phy of a two bedroom' MGny custom features throughout. Giant ~hed holds all of your extra•. Price reduced $3,000... $59,900

Eild Unit · Grept location; near USDA. large deck and storage sheet W/d, dishwasher and hardwood floon

Ow~ offering ~,000 cloalng helpl $62,900

U"raclecl .. ck Townhome Enjoy loung;ng on your· large dedr: surrounded by mature trees. N(>·~-, carpet, parquet Roon, and 4 ceiling fans. Vacant & Ready to gol '$2,000 Cloalng Helpl $82,990

Now Is the time to buyl Th. selection of G.H.I. home'l has never been greater. Interest rate .. - are down, and you can own for les~ than the cast of rent. Call "' for the la!<lst information financing and marioet conditions. Don't,;:.:.==:.:.:..--··-·

REALTY! LEONARD&: HOLLEY WALLACE

982-0044

•Jt7im """'" think Grrenbelt, they thilfir. REAl,-TY 1. •

9'ceul.ett tpJ ~all by P11-..ehia.' Jlldy

In :he !'all of :he year then Xa.:f:l area. .... a :endeney f:-!' people to ~- Sotice che amb1valoence in that eo:m.e- nosu.:~. to :h:nk of what last sentence' We love progre-ee,. has <-hanged. 'llf"ha<: ha~n't. and but we hate what It takes to get what is !:ikely to c-ome to b4!' in :u there. Penonally, I can't wait 'the !uture nn yur's autumn to t::ry oot my new swim suit in seems e-s:pe~;a.ny ~ondutive to thia the indoor pool! However, I do tn>e Cit thinking, sinc-e the foliaa-e fervently hope that the renova­hu retained it& eolor so much tioM to the old pool buildiDI' longer than uaua-1, since summer 1fOn't take away my favorite eco :ineered on into Novembe-r, and !::Joos.ta, llhe window on the ricbt si"nee our- :.own is suthrine, bene- of the entrance door. 'I1tat win-1'itmc from the ciiaruption/con- dow poltit:ive}y m.akee my day n-raetoion m th.t Cent.er/Rooseveh eaeh time I look at the image of

mysel:f that 1t refteeta. No model American Hobbi.. rould look slimmer or mo,..

at Beltway Plaza rvelte! There I atand. with leg-a .s ha'-•ing a BIG SALE on 110 lone and shapely, they wollld

R/C .EZ BM Air Plane w· !!;aeO:.u:heiseu~~ ~:*=~ ~~~;~9sm:; a~;:e S:it·s~~ have to be careful not to Jtlan.!e er lct RC Midniarht Pmnp.- at the window to the right of Inns. ready to run, complete t~ flattering ~ where, Ju.t. package S37'9. !ik-e- in a fun houe:e mirror. I ftnd 345-2438 lOo/co Of! Witb. Ad a sfto.rt, squat cnome looking t..c:k

wawwwamA :,:e·mi~~tt;o~ :ot~ ~~ I 1 ...,nd window !rives me the !ft.. 1 Place Yout Holiday I spin:tioo and will power to eut

I down on the calories.

G..-ing• I I I FOR SALE BY OWNER I in tlte New• Review 1 H-ymooa Cottace

1 call now I 1 Bedroom. 2 entranees. baek.s I I I lA R&,.. Find)

I to reserve your space I ~~m~;;l~. fenced yard, newly

I 441 2662 I I OPES HOt:SEo Sunday, De-l · 1 cember 9, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

-... -----~ CaU Alan 474-71H

BOLT ELECTRIC CO., INC. !orme;!y A.J. A:SASTASI ELEC. CO~T. I:SC.

Serving Greenbelt & GHJ Homes • Commercii&; • Residen.tlal • Sennce • L~iirhting

Don E;ran~ Pre~ident

• Remodelinl' • Smoke Detectors

Free Estunate-s

474-7198 Anthony Anastasi Vic-e-President

JOE'S TIPS OF THE WEEK He!lo Again!

With the mass amouJJt.s o! ell.W!il t)Tl)H of transaxles ou.t in production today one type of system lS the clutch cable controlled type. nus type of dutch system incorpora~ a cable th.&t works tbe dutch. In esse!1Ce, it connect. your !oot with the trans.axle so you <":an shift th.e t-ransaxle ln and ou: of gear smoothly. One com­mon problem ~·lth these- t}'l)es of applications IS the battery ground sy~tem. If you :ose your ~u-nd between the vehicle's body a.nd engme OlO<'il:. e1e-ctridty will foUow i-ts usiest p.ath to ground by any way it can.. !iine times out of 10 it will tTy to go thru the dutch table. Tht> problem is thi~the ~ble is a metal twi»e en­ea!!ed ir. a pla~tt.c housing not design~d to flow electnc:i.ty thus not allowing a good electric- ronnection and when the voltage foree21 tU w.ay thru tt melts the inner housing thus making the C'luteh vuy !!tiff to opnate, ltind of like doing leg presses at the Youth Center With this :n mind, it's very i1111p0:rt.ant to make sure the batt.ery eables are- good and C")un and not in poor rendition. Tbi.s is one of th. I toid you so types of :re-pairs. in addition some aato­~a ti-e types ~ tran:tm'luions 11t.i~iu a •hin cable. Thi.s eoWd a.so happe-n to these types r4 vebJCles, too. It's hard to ima,me that ~hts C"OU:d happen, bvt iC; actually doea. It's De'V'er endiDg; you have to be on :srour toea at an times or the allegatM will r-~neeJc '.lp and. blte- you riwbt on YOW' ! k.asoo !

TILL NEXT TillE THISK PREVENTIVE MA1NT!:NANCE

lOE

GREENBELT AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR CO.

A.S.E. Cerillied Teelmiciam Servin~r Computerized Electronic

I1r11ition lr: Emiaaion Control Syatem.o All Major lr: Minor Repain

011 Fonoicn <1: Domestic Aato.

PHONE: 912-2582 Loeaied i11 rear of lfobil Serriee S1atioa ia~tc..-1H~,. ..... G.-balt, JID .-ml

It was in the tall of the 7MfZ that I eam.e to Greenbek. At firat I lived in a row boaae, bat eventually, withoat maving an inch, I found that I waa Hvi:nc m a town houee. And to drink that 1 ,..,.,.j to Gnenbek becauoe I waa tired ol. liviDg in WWD! S everthelea., there is a eaebet, a toocb of clua about living in a town bouse, ao I'm not eomplra.in-

Page 10 GREENBELT NEWS-RBV!BW

CLAISIFII8 ing.

I do have one eoatpla.int, thoiJO'h. AcotuaU,., I have a creat man.y, but I •on't burden you with them. This one might affeet you also, if you. happen to ltYe on or neal' Cre.eent. :ao.d. At leut I tbouebt it _,. <:..­Roo.d, but a alp 011 Kenilwoldl A venue informa me that it ie Crooent Drive. Not oaly clld tile State Higob_,. Adm~n change my &ddreu. from • road to a drive, but theJ' took awa,. the 'e" In Creoeeat. Ba;rbe that"• a ble.inc in. clbcotse. 81iDee no •lei penon who a.aJr. far lbiY addree& aeema to apetl it right anyway. Bown-er, I refuM to have new tll8ti0Dft'J printed!

This bel,.. the thanltq;TiDC season, I give than1u for the an­ticipated. wiDter swims., the be­fore and after window mirron, and the -unity to admire tbe Greenbelt foliec'e on CloeeeeDti c.-em Road/Dim!. Enl<>T!

FOR SALE BY OWN& 2-bedroom end frame eo-op unit. !'liiee yard, w/w carpet, wuher/dryer. A'V'ILilable im­mediately. EHO. Call A­at 474-4161, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for details.

SPECIAL $5.00 off - all TV, VCR &se­

Repair Woolc With This Ad

CAU 441-9116

.RATES CLASSIFIED: $Z.IO -, for ten worda, 15e eaell -al 'lrOrd. No ....., l<w llotiDc itema that "" fDaDd. s ........ t ad with paYJIHJ!t to the :N.... Jle..

..... - ~ 10 p.m. ~­or~to thaN-.- drop ba in the - Coop cr-T - bef- 7 p..._ Taaday, or mail to P.O. Boz Ill, ~· lhrJ'JaDC! !0'170. BOXED: ~.20 eolUJDD ia<b. Min­imum 1'>io lncbeo (f7.80), Dead­line 10 p.IL Jloadq. ladade - ~ ..... ODd ad­drea with ad C:OP7'. 1-Cla not ccm-aidered accepted 1llltil ~

KENT'S CAJI.Pl!n' CARE · l.ow prices OD -...-, - and dual proceaa. CaD ~~ t:r .. uti­l:lates. 474-81i21. GUNS: Buy, sell, trade, or pawn A-1 Pawnbroker. U6-0868. GQLD, DIAMONDS: Jt o I ex Watches, Stenoa, TV'a, VCR'a. We buy. sell, trade or pawn, and pitar repair. A-1 Pawnbroker IU5-Il868. CONCRETE Smail J'Ud )OliO: one--half yd., cme 7d., ODe and one-half yd., 3 yd. jobs deliver­ed to your door. (301) 773-7517. CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE - All make& repaired. CaU after 5 P·"'· 840-8043. ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­pAIR - Eleetrle. atudard aJWI pertable. Call- 4'7-

Etlgeweod TV·A Alltlle

uepeDdable Guar&~~.ta;ed Sorftee ' R37 RHODE ISLAND AT.

COLLEGE PAJIK, liD. 207" LleeDHCI4BoDdad

Low Cost Loans Available at Your Credit Union

NOW OFFERING VISA CaR 47~ fw terms.

GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT U!'IIION 112 c...... wrsy, Ra.ftelt c......

Greenbelt, MD 20770

A credit union fo.. ,__ wha live

or work in Greenobelt. Eaeh .._,.Dt inau...d to $100.000

~ NCUA, a U.S.~ Aane7-SEltVING TID!! COIIJIUNITT SINCJ! !N7.

In-home Personalized Pei Care

" ... beazuse there's no pb:lce lila! home"

• Vacation/Business • Working Late • Noon-time Walks

Call Mary Stephens 731-0011

BONDED • TRAINED • INSURED

GUlTAB LB880N8 - ....... --.~ ......... ...a

- -- III7-II'JIL

FOR RENT 211edrooaoframeaalt,­

lllodeled IUtdMD, -· Jllca yard. ~-per- + 1dll-itiea. Pleue eaU Aadrea at 47~161, 9-6 Koa.Fri.

. WALL PAPERING· INTEIIIOB PAINTING. Reaao-lo nt.aa, .- eatiuatea. Wodl -teed Jau--662-11488.

ADOPTION: Happtq :auon'lad couple wish to adopt lnfaat.. wm pt"OVide your baby with a -lO-ring home with ~ fa1lliiJ' values. Medi<alllepl -paid. l!UieUy legal ODd coldl­deutial. Call collect 101-'1817, aatr. for SUMD or Stew.

S-0-8 TYPING SUVJc-. DIC. -QualltJ' oervk:e at -... .a.,.._ able price. Fully a_..__ printer. Call 84&-lli'P.

BURGER KING • GQBlf~ BELT ia looldDc blr 1NJI.. IIUU1JieNCI, clean, -..wac

· -pie of all ._ to balp -proTide llntclua food to· Oar cuatomera in a c:heerf1ll ...S... ronJIIellt; MomJac, . \1IDdl -early aftel'DOOil. No .......... ezperieace reqalnd- Iaqaln at Buzger Kiae "· Cipriano Square. 662-11566, I

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt _....._

aportmallla Ftwn·$450

Cohn & Stein 1ao11on 933-17GO

The Gigliotti Co111JH111y

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ThU!IIda!· December 6, 1990 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

ADVERTIIING FREE GREY AND WHITE CAT • Three months old. Call 346-6846 or 344~189. FOR SALE! "73 Chev. PU truek. stmg enw... cabover eep., cood tires. 2+eord• cured ftrewood, U haul, oeal. 345-9629, TR.A.NSPER Film, alides. photos

to VHS. Firat title and music tree. . ViJieotape event&. HLM Produetiou. Inc:. 474-6748. GiDNBELT, W lNDOWS & PAINT INC.-R.eplaeement win· dowa aa4 doora aDd vizlyl aldiJJ&. P11cnJe -47~ llH.IC 26097. CONVERTED P L A Y E R PI­ANO: tt.,200; futons with plat· forma. $100;: file eabinet., $60; deok, fiO: dnuen, $16: wall units, 126. Phone 441-8403. Leave meuage if ao an~r. SAVE ON GAS: 1982 'l'oyota Cuo[a. 4-door sedan, air condi­tioaina. AII/FM radio, clean, re­liablr. 90.000 miles . .MD inspect­ed.. ,1,560. Call 474-3589. ~

PAYING C!I.SH FOR U.S. AND FOREIGN COINS. gold. silver, jewelry~ aterling silverware, elaa . rines. denUI gold, dia-111011da. 11/i8.3231.

·~ ~ L.i'tlh., llllerCiuliq:

145·ZZZO 1 .BR-1BA: LOWER LEVEL. Y• paint your eolors. 9·F Laurel Rill. $38K necotiable. Call eolleet, 6-9 p.m. 804-465-1884. ~TWO to eare for J'Q11J' child in my home. Two ,_... 6 up. Exp4!rieneed 6 refs.

=...!'~~~:,x,_._-,zo=R..-,,....,SP'=D'", A/C. · AJI/FII atereo eauette. G.-at condition in•ide and o11t, SO.OOO miles. NEED MONEY FOR OOLLEGE. $6,000. Call

. 5'7'7.a817

Any Citizen who has

wlln••••cl abuse or

hara-nt by the Greenbelt Police call

474,8280 Paid ~d

Family Portraits Iii Your HJHne Quick It Reaaonable

for W eddines. Portraits and Video Produetiona

FRANK J NEUMAIER at AadeMy Studio

1415-4584 * HO~AY SPECIAL:

le:dO on Canvas Ia llanlwood ,._ $115.

House Cleaning Qoo .. ,.. ··- .laelp -,_ -·lealllac7 Letao

M1p.. We are· • ~ and

- - world1lc ia :roar - for ooer ftYe ,.... with -t G....,.balt reforen..._

We )>2G'ride ~, bi-moatb­IJ' aad a aJ>riur tJ'pe dean"'c. .&lao ....uable Ia wiDdflr dean· lq and laterior~ paiDtiDc .

llBSCOM SBRVICI!II Ia au '-Und. reputable <Oir.PaftY·

Call.laha • T....,. ,_ ............. (301) 721·3781

.... ·-'

'87 NISSAN. PICK UP - 5 speed, 4 eyl.. looks .sba~t low mile­age!!! 87K miles. Must .Jell1!!! $4800. Call 301-662-3013.

·FOR SALE: 3 solid oak bar stools, 28". $100 each - originally 1200. 1 inversion machine _ $75. Call 937-5968.

ALL Home Improvements,

Inc. Carpentry • Painting • Decks

Etc. Free Estimates Maintenance & Repairs

Greg Hanyok, Pres. License # MHIC 384.23 (381)277-2284

PIANO OR VOICE LESSONS. Our teachers are conservatory trained mu3iciana with exten­sive teaching and performance experience. All levels. no audi­ti'ln required. Mu3ic S~udio Co­operative. 345-7700. SHARE-WINDSO~EEN TOWNHOUSE - You get entire house except master bedroom -nonsmoker, $465. 346-0227. Mi­chael. ·

DAVE'S APPLIANCE SERVICE

Service for all major appliances ill the home.

Open Mon. thru Fri. Evenings and Saturdays

available

Call 345-706B

NEED FULL-TIME medical re­ceptionist. M a t u r e individual. Must be dependable with exper· ience in filing insurance claims. Good phone· skills. Call Mias ·Webb M-F, 9-3, 474-1933. OLD WOOD DESK - Heavy. $20/obo. Needs refinishing. 441-2662. POSITION WANTED - BabY: sitter wanted occasional evtning and weekend with reference and CPR. Call (301) 731- 0489, Work (301) 441-9227. PIANO LESSONS Greerlbelt. Theory. Ear training, Sikht

· H i a t o r y. Tec-hnique.

ARTS & CRAFTS BAZAAR Dece~r16, 1990

11am·4pm Marriott Hotel

6400 Ivy Lane

CELINA Greenbelt, MD

(301)-794-4853

Cokpe&ttte/l hpp - RESIDENTIAL REMODELING

Additions . Baths . Kitchens Wmdow Replac.ment

Handyman ServK:es Major Renodding

LJCBNSBD e BONDED e INSURED Keaeoa.a1tle Rate. Free &ti•ate. All Work Gaanateecl

"Cuatom Kitchena & Baths" CONCRETE

"Home&Yard LANDS~~~~: ADDITIONS PORCHES SUNDBCKS FLA. ROOKS PAINTING STORM DOORS WINDOWS CERAJUC TILE BACIDIOJJ:

RENTALS

IMPROVEMENT TOP SOIL TREE SERVICE

SERVICES

M,lLLC- #lJ141

STORAGE SHEDS

GUTTERS

ROOFING

Bob Wilhide 345-8368

BRADFORD &. CRELLIN

~ PRUDENTIAL

Financial Servl-

UFE e HEALTH e AUTO e ROME

937-9395 See Ua For Your Auto Coyerage - Competitive :nee. -We Iasure~ • Monthly l'qment Plano • Same Day Cov<lnce • JAw Down p_,.-• PR-18 P- Pn>Yided

WE ALSO INSURE

Boat.-Moeore,cle•-Motor HMR•• e~nd Sfllted. Vdiw! or

a-mean 10714 Baltimore BlvcL (Rta 1) "Twin Chlmneya <Miee Park"'

BeltaT!llo, KD ~015

Page 11 CRAFTORS NEEDED - F o r Holiday Arts & Crafts Show (301) 794-4853. BEEPER Like new, memory storage. vibrates on 3ilent. $100. Great Christmas gift. Call 577~ 6817. WEDbiNG DRESS - Size 12,

· hory, never worn or altered~ veil included. BEST OFFER.

Substitutes Needed Every Week

Also, Permanent Subs.

r·a:: David Stein 899-4800

~~~!jf~s;~··~,-o"!,.-,-ke_y_s-on-p"lay­ground 44 Rid&"e. Call 441-94}..1 and identify.

'oCZastons Vld.?-Qr

BOWiE - 4 BR, 21.~ BA Col.. family rm., double garage. work· shop, corner lot, more! Reduced $156K. FSBO, Coop. 301-3<5-

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• WFDOJNGS • SPORTtNG EVl:HT 5 •1-'ARTII~S • f'!I.MilV GAHIUUN< .• :~ •81RniOAVS

YARD s:t:~N~~~S- Sat .. ·'--::==(3=0=1)=4=7=4=·2=0=0=7===::} 9-3. Ladie.s clothes, 4. 6, 10. Gi!t items and much more. Xo~hing over $5. 11-C Southway Road.

MISHKAN TORAH NURSERY SCHOOL

We have immediate- openings in our 3 yr. old class and our 4 yr. old clus. Warm. lo\·in~ environment. Please call &:: come by for a visit.

FOR SALE BY OWNER

I (;r•c,t: :'.1 i ~h·,ppl! ,[ (

1 ab:.,. E!fl.' 1 " .\."

' .. 7 ~- .ll'

! f' ol .j •• : ~~- .•

~i~·~-:' ithr ...._.., . ·'

<!hitting ~nllrry hr HAIR DESIQNHS • - CAlK SI'ICIAltSTS Gf?EENWAV EAST PROFESS~'::>r-....!o_ ~'"' <•

7525 GREENWAY CENTEr< D!71 ~ i: • o ;.·. GREENBELT MAR.,..~A:'-.0 2~· ., 7 ·"_,

LAW OFFICES I 441-2774 i

FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION i Evening and Weekend Appointments

Family law (Divorce 'Custod}·' Support Adoption l

Tratftc 'Driving While Intoxicated

Willa/Estate administration Workmen's compenaation Personal injury/'\\Trongful

death Product.a liability Consumer

complaints Medical malpractice Criminal law

FINE PRINT

Attorneys

Mary Ann Ryan

Margaret E. Rath

C.1pital Office Park

6301 h·y Lane. S"ite Rl2

Greenbelt. ~laryland 20770

5403 Annapolis Road Blad~nsburg VoD 2<; ~ ~

FINE PRINT, INC. makes you look good in print with

• High speed copying ro meer your deadl~rH· • Quality offser printing • Complete typesetring and graphit, • Laser fax service • Charge accounts on approvc>d r rc>drr

and Daily, Free Pick-Up & Delivery to Gwenh<>lr

CALL

301-~79-6000 to arrange a pick-up

Mention this o~d for 20% off your firs~ order!

I

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Local Development Projects "lin Real Eetate Awards

According to the Prince Georges County Econ~ic rie­,·eiopment Committee (EDCl. 16 developmen~ proJOC:ts lo­cated in the county have been selected a.s Winners 1n tbe second annual "Pride of Prince Geo~es Cou":ty Real Estate Awards Program." County Exec~tive Parns N. Glenden­ing was joined by County CouncJJ Cha1rman Jo AJ!D T. Bell and EDC Chairman Lance W. B1lhngsley at a dmner held in Greenbelt on Sovemher 9, to announce the 16 award

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winners. ~veioped by th~ EDC at t~

request ol. the eou:n.ty eouneil. :he awards proc-nm recocmzu excei:enee in architecture, as well u :.he contribution made by theM d«ve;opment projects tc eU commu'llity't quality of life.

In the o!:flce pari: a:>d hicb· n-.e o!!iee bu:1dine catepries., c.pita.l Office Parlr: and Capital ot!:ce Park Btnlding 5.. Joeat.<i at! Kftlilworth A venu. on Iry

Lane were winners. Both were dn-eloped by Sprinchill Lake Auodates. The primary architect a:Jd land planner wu the firm o! CHK Anhit.ects A Planners and the site enciDeer wa• Green­borne • O'lllara, Inc. LaDdKape arehit.eet !or the cd!ice pari: wa.a DoDO·.ran,. Fe-oia~ BaJderso:1 .A. sociate~for Bui)cijq 6, ADCb' Balderson.

In the betel eat.eaor7, Green-

belt Marriott Hotel, Joeat.d in WIO Haines OfR-. Capital Office Park. wu the winner.

The hotel wu deYeloped. by Sprinehill Lake Limited Part:ler­ship. The primary architect and land · planne-r wu CHK Archi­teeta I& Plannen; tbe Site En­ci,neer--Greenhone A O'Hsr~ be:. and the la.ndScape an:hitect -Donovan.. Feola A Baldenoa A.asocia tea.

The EDC ia a private, no• pro.fi t corporation under eon tract as the county'a eeonomi:e Gn'elop. ment ann. EDC pro'ridea a wide ni.:!Ce of busiDaa uaiataDCe iD­cluc!inc ait.e Mleetion. apace p~ cv:nment. reMal"eb and •tau.tiea. ectacatioD procrama &Ad net­wo:rki.nc opportmriti-.

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TbeW--0..... of Prioee Gears- c-at)' at theil' Sop-. -aac u..tai­Jed the follewi!lc ollleers for the 1000.11191 ,...,., ..-;dent - llarr Twiccer. Twiccer A A&aociatea. J:u:.; vice preaident - .Judy John­aon. Complete lledieal BilL Sve.; tnasurer - JaDet Eveland., attor-. ney at law; 1«re"tar7 - Dorothy Rowen,. R.opn Auoei.tea; membe-nhip - Pecu Plain, At.­Yoiii'-Berviee. htc..;: procr&~U -Gail Ruppe. Creative Givinc; ed­itor - Jlariam. Tbritt-Davil. Thrift-Aea-T)rpe; boapitalitJ' -Kathi en... x.t.IUe'a Xloaet; and poblicitJ' - llariu E. Dlp­boye. Olllce .lfaDqer. Ine.

A Home Equity Rate For All Seasons. Mellon undentandstbatl!lOIDe homeowoen! who borrow Villi-Ck 1--lt ,...._. prefertheyear-roundaecurityofalu:edrate. U8C I u;q ...... _tildl..,..._, So -·regiving you the great rate above in a.home equity loan that ala> includeS these~ features: ~-----------------------------, 1. Tile peace of mind of a lu:ed monthly payment through the ~,.,...term of the loan~* 2. Interest that may be.lOO% tax«ciuc:tible. 3. Low cloeing costs, and NO POINTS. 4. A great low annual percentage rate ofl1.25% on loans under $25,000.

So wha&eYer your need for extra money, be it home iptprovement or education, get the Mellon Home Equity Loan with the rate you11 Jove year in and year out.

But hurry-the seasons change, and eventually so will this great otTer.

• Annual Pernent.a.Me Ra~ on klea amounts o($25..000 or more. Mellon 8aalr. tMDI

·~Foresampie. a loan cfS50,0001s~yablein 180equaJ monthly paynw:nta ol$570.27. A loanoi$10,000is ~yablei11180equa] pe:ymentaof$115.71.

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fmnbdt Greenspring Plans Overlap ~ Parkland and Tree Areas

AN INDIPENDENT NEWSPAHlt Volume 54, Number 4 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Jhryland 20768 ThUI'II., Dec. 18, 1990

Architects and Citizens Share Views On Uses for Renovated Center School

Teens' Au~o Thefts End Wit:h Tragedy

While .ttemptlnlf to elude fl.:::eu of the Greenbelt Po~1c~ partment on Tunday altern'>"· a 16-year-old male operstmg "' stolen 19&8 Honda on th~ wr;:;r.g aide of Mandan Hoad t.Hed to atop at a red .s-:gnu. Iicht and struc-k an uninvo>•t:d vehicle that was travE!!in&-bound on Gre-enbelt Road. driver ot thia ~r. Yi M,ng Le-t'-. 60 y-.re old. af Galthen·!) .. if"'!l

waa eritioally injured. He da:d later at AM.I Doctor's Hospital in Lanbem..

The dri~r of the atole r. ~·i!'· hicle. who ..,... thrown from th( ear, .,... trauported to Pnnc~ Georcet Ho..,ital Center, wher; he wu tnat«< for bia injurit-! ChaJwea ap.in:tt the openator (/1 "ltle Alen vettP!lt .a.re pe-ndin~r ., n.WW by the State's A tt.orn-ey · ~ ot1Joe. a.«ordin• to Gr.-enbf::1 PoJIH Cpl. O.vid A. Buerger.

On Wedneed.ay, Cpl. Buerg~: •id the driver of the H(mda wu reported t:lo bt- In at.ble ~r .. dltlon.

'I'be 17~,...,_old Griver ot the Trooper waa eharyed with aut~ theft and waa reJea.wd to hit parent..

Aecordiq to Opl. Da-vld A Bueraer, the incident •tarted wh~n a 1989 ltlUU Tl'O'Oper, reported atolen from .Montyom.ery CvutJ· ty, waa tpOtted in the ElM!"ler RooHvelt Hla'h Sehool lowe:-­parkinC" lot. GrunbeJt pt:~l :ce poated a stakeout. Just bdcrrl:!. 3 p.m.. the stolen Honda, <""or.­taininc two youth&, drove :t.to the parkinc- lot. The pauenllH cot out and ent.red the TroopH. Both an •Urted to l~u v" Greenbelt pollee atlopped the Trooper, but tbe Honda jump(1d the cnub, eroaMd. tha Cf1lC.S and aped nat on H•nover hrkway to Kandan Road, turned righ­and headed for the Gr-eenb•~>. Road ln.otenft'tJon.

Traf:flc: OD Greotftbelt Road and feeder roads wsa jammed fl)r about four houra. In major a.e­eidenta. npeeially where there bu bM'D a fataUty. poli-te mu1t bloek off the ~Nne tu r«t>r.­Rruet wtl&i happened ln the ac­cident and eol1eet evidence.

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