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CityCou..JtAgrees-With APB On WSSC Stdrm ·Water PlaD

lews 1\tulew 'J Pkll 11aaJok At ita Novemb8r 'I JDMt1Da City CouncU voted ita pref.

erence for a $1.9 aiiiUOii atormwater numaaement facUlty plan for the HanO"Ief ParJnraJ·area .... oae of Hveral pJID8 put forward by the Wubf.P,n Suburban Sanitary Com­mission. The pl&ll muat now be nviewed by WSSC for a

AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ftnal decision . The council voted QDIUllmolialr

to aupport the plan which ,..,

C II P k S • s p £ · d recommended by the eltrr Ad-

Volume 47, Number 1 P.O. Box 67, Greenbelt, Md. 20770 ·Thursday, November 24, 1988

and t'llat the cal••rt llte1 o«ered "rerlo•l 1tormwater manap­mens eapabllitlla."

Park Benke' CaacerHI

O ege ar Ite eems reterre.. :~~o~~e~:nn;::r ~r~ tivea presented by WSSC aDd a1•

For Solid Waste Recovery· -Prooram · :n~::n~~:sly~:·=.u: ·~:

Allo tbe N-.tloul Park S.l'\'lce upreaeecl concern tllat tine).,_ men\ in the .JIIIIftlf Pukway area woulll "ailftnetJ den die authetle•" of tiM atnam wlllclt · ftowa tbrourh Grtenalt Park.

by Carol Hoxie parting from the burning plant. Tbla would take place eight hours a day, ftve and a half days each week. If a transfer station were used, traffic volume would be reduced considera.bly.

~ grade the existing drainap IJI-tem ranged from ,1.'f mllllon to

larger trucks will wear out Prince Georges County road• · faster, Willey aaid. Theae trucks wou!d represent only a fraction of the average daily traffic. Therefore, effects would be min-imal, he said. But several people present ex­pressed akeptleiam on this point.

$2.1 million. ·

The two unnam.cl trlbutarle• considered in the plan ftow under Hanover · Parkway and meet shortly before the Capital Belt­way culvert. Aecordlnlf to the A PB report, the ftrat tributary ftows south collectlnc wno« trom a section of GHI near the GrP.'ln Ridce House, Greenbriar PhaRo I, Greenway Center and the Maryland Trade Center. The aee­ond tributary flowa w•t colleet­tinl runoff from Wlnclaor Green and undeveloped land DOI'th of the Goddard Space Vlllap Ap­artment..

The appi'O\'ell plan, aeecriiDif to the WSSC I'QOl'\. wOilld eoa­atruet a weter otentlon laMIA at

The number of trucks could be reduced by half, Willey said, if the rdf (refuse derived fuel) process, in which traah and g.u­bage is sortecl and shredded at a separate facility prior to burr.ing, is used In addition to a traf'Dfrr station.

With the rdf proceas, thougll,

The Draft St.>nnwater Man­

. two natural poncllnr al&ea. One baaln woutcl be a u-foot-deep "wet pond" with a three-eoat embankment at the second triba· tary. The other baaln, at the ftrat tributary, would be a "di'J pond." The plan alao lncllldea amaller outftow atrueturea to llow the downatnam ftow, and 1-provemenu · to the bank of the atraalll between llaiiOM' ram­way and the Capl~l Beltway;

At a Maryland Environ­mental Service public meet­ing on Nov. 10, Cliff R. Wil­ley, chief of technical ser­vices, said no specific site has yet been chosen for the proposed resource recovery project in Prince Georges County. However, Anne C. Sloan, MES .Planner, told the 87 people present that Site G, on Azalea Lane in Col­lege Park, looks the most promising . A final site deei· sion will be made in early December, she said.

Moat" of the meetlnr wu apent diaeuaaing the propoaed altea. Sloan pointed out problem• with moat of them.

Site A, near lnteratate 96, abe labeled "almoat lmpouible." There 11 too much trouble rattlnr hlrbway acceN there, abe uld.

refuse would be shipped in trucks larser than thoae uaetl to collfl:t traab in local eommunltlu. The large, sealed trucks are 18-wheelen, aa seen in the 20-mlnute slide abow which wa1 presented at the meeting.

MES does nat expect that the

The reality of half as many trucks ( uaing the rdf proces1 and a transfer atatlon) still works out to 160 vehicles per day (300 tripe to and from the facility). For an elrbt-hour day that could mean 18-20 trucks ar­riving and departing the facility each hour. Some effort could be made to concentrate arrival• and departures to certain mornlag and afternoon houra. Willey 11ld the larre trucka would cause some extra noise, mainly aa they

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Commu~er Train Is Popular With {?reenbelt: Residents

. apment FaciJ.ity Pkn for Han­over Parkway wa1 ereatecl bJ the Stormwater Plannlnr Unit of the WSSC. In Prine• Oeorp1 Celan· ty thil acency bu iiathorltJ ever the control and dl.poalilon of aur­faee water.

A "wet pond" wu aupponecl by the APB beca ... It "~r ellhaDCel dowutnam -• qaal· I\J by allowlnr aolld matter to 11tile" and It could pro'ficle a safe recnailonal area.

Some of the land In tbla area belon11 to the MarylaJIII.NIItlcift­al Capital Park and Pla.,.tnc Commi•lon (11-NCPPC) aild the APB recommended that tile 11-NCPPC be co11111lted Ia tile oJ.. aim of the facility beenll the pondinc areu .._.. polliliUitl11

Site F, Smith'• Bud and Gravel, off Gnanbel'. hd. 1MI deaeribed as a nry "cllatarbed area" that may be In ·a ftood plain. Another problem wtt11 Site F Ia Ita eloaene11 to the propoaed end of the Metro Green Line. Finally, ~team lines from Slta F to the unlvenity would have to follow the railroad right of way, which would lnerea11 costa of the project, Sloan aald.

Site J, location of the pres~nt University of Maryland at·Jam plant, Ia too email to allow the exlstlnr plant to operate while a new plant it being built on the same site, Sloan aaid. In addl· tlon, the site Ia too cloae to Collep Park Airport to allow compllanee with smokeatack rer­ulatlone. Several people attend­ing the meetin~ also mentioned trafl\e problems that would occur with Route 1, if Site J were used.

Site L, near Litton on Calvert Road In Collep Park, has no nearby water a11pply, accordlnr to Sloan. In addition, thl -. .. am line would have to follow the railroad rirht of way, inereaaln& the project'• eom. The property ia alilo a valuable piece of uni· venlty real 11tata hlr whieb the univenlty may have other plana, Sloan aald. A few people at the m .. ttq upneeecl eoacem o•er the poteDUal for BOt• exeeecllnr tale dedllel leYel• ll lite L were used. Sloan ..W. "A tit. de&er· mlMiloa ll 11M ,.... to Ill .... ea cleelNl ......_, a. .... ,, 11........ dlat die leuiWikJ

by Philip J. Hanyok Gnenbelt doesn't have Metrorail service yet, so some

Gnenbelt residents go to Berwyn to catch a commuter train into downtown Washington.

The eomm~ter train, funded by the Maryland Depart­ment of Transportation, is operated by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. The service carries commuters between Baltimore's Camden Station and Washington's Union Sta­tion, with stops Including Berwyn and College Park.

Libby CartwrlgM of Ridge returns from Baklmore each eve­Road baa been eatcblng the train ning. at Berwyn for more than three A MOOT apokeewoman 11id yean. She baa a parking apace a commuter" station will be built downtown but aaya abe rldea the In Greenbelt before the Green­train becauae abe does not like belt Metrprall atatlon I• ftniabed. the traffic al8oct.ted with drlv- This new station, which wtll' r&­lnr Into town. place the Berwyn facility, will

"It really takea le11 time than have more ll&'htlng, better acce11 driving In traffic," abe said. and a larger, ,_yec~ parkinr lot

From Berwyn, the big eilver because It will be built near the trains usually take leu than 20 future Metrorail alte. It wlll minute• to reach Ualon Station. probably open In teBe when Union Station, at Massacbuaetts Metro interim parking Iota and Avenue and North Capitol acce•• roada are completed. Street, provide• connection• with The Metrorall atatlon probably Metrorall to other parts of the will not be completecl until 19111, cit)'. according to AI Lonr. Metro'•

Katy Kidwell, who.livea on Ed· aulatant directOr of publle af· montton Road in Sprlngblll Lake, faira. The Greenbelt line wtll be recommend• the commuter tnln one of the laat to be completecl over the New Carrollton M•tro. becauM portion• of the route At the Berwyn atatlon ahe Aid, have yet to be "clearly defined," "h'• mat. I clrln here and walk Lonr aald. COnatruetlon on the two block1 to work. It beatl pab- atatlon itHlf thould berln by lkl traMportation by about 40 111M, about live J•n Won It min•••" ... •ld. la expectecl to be ooapleted.

BeeaUH of reeent ~~«•lopment and upectecl faWN .... elat~lftent ht ... ..... . t-temlal down­lthalll lloadi!IC'o eroai011, 11111-n­tatlon and otiMr environmental problema caused the WSSC to prwent the plan to the c\tY coun· ell at Ita Oet. a meeting.

Aecordlnr to tile WSSC nport. there b eYideace t11at the two culvert• under Hanover Park· way are .. ..,_ly undeni&ed,"

Leaf Vacuum Broken Tbe clty'1 ltaf vacuum baa

broken down and major en«ine repair• are ~- City Mana­PI' Jam•• Jt. Gleae Ia not aure bow lone the 'IUUum will be out of Mrvlce. "We are tryi.'\C to arrance for fut repairs or 5Ub· atltute !'luipment," be said.

The eitJ wtll pick up leavee that have been placed in bajt8. Reaidenta ahould leave th~ bar• In their yarda arid call 474-'8004 for plek-up.

'nle llerwJa alation at Berwyn Aeeordinr to Loq, the Gnen-ltor.cl -' Mta. Afttla, near the belt atailon. whleh will be IMIIIt X.... Velakll .U.lalatratllll. alonl die ui8dq 860 tneU. .... ,.... ~ ... a ....... will .................. .......

Tha..u.MM Holiday Beea.M ~Glta.e -Thankaglvlnc Holiday, TRDE WILL BE NO UJ'UU COLLECTION THUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, lnt. KOIUiaJ and Tuelday wtD be oa nrular aclledule. TR'IU WILL BE NO PA­P'Ia PICK UP ON WED­NaDA T. 'fllllndaJ'I eoDee­dcle will be .... on Wednll· dar ud J!att1r will be oa ..,.. ..........

for reenatloMI.f..nhlla. · 'AM AM -~ aleo ..-.

.-led the ;;p;;;.a · plaa ..... the other a.ltei'I!Atlft• lleea­lt provided the "leaet amount of dieturbance to the aiii'I'CMindinr areu in tenna of tr"' and Vl!l· etatlon loat to conatructlon."

Citizns For Greealaelt Meets oa No•. 29

Oltlaena for Greenbelt wlB be boldine • membel'lbip mee\1111 Tueeday, November 28 at I p.m. at the city counell ehamllfta. AD memben and all Greenbelten are Invited to attend.

A repre1entatln from "'' etate hlrhway authori\J wtn be prllent to diiCUII In utall plana. to alleviate trdle conpatloa • Greenbelt Road, future piau f• the Baltlmor~oWaahlnrton Park­way, wtdeninr of )[..,.... Avenue beyond 4lhe BeltwaJ, ... the pnMat •tatua of die 1.-.. county eCIIUIICtol'. The _. ..... ship will be uked to ~ a ,_t. tlon on the CODJIICtor,

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MoW.tl Memorial ualted ll.tllodl8t Cllaiel. "llhlp... 41C-N1t .... a lam,., &uunne Batra, llama -COY, Jim Boyle, ShlrJar Bryant, Lea Cllambaft

Arthur Donn, "-'•r Durantlna, Olyn- Echola, Mavlo Flatc11411:, .1oM p_,. Jenny Gaiger, Juctr Golclolaln, Jim Hamloch, Marton Harrloon, PaoOY Hool, Janet J..M. l'luth 1\Mboar, Maltlla Kaufman, Katharine Keena Dorothy Lauber, "-- t.av.qua' Leta Mao.ll, Ellzabalh Malley, Ray McC.wlay, Mary Molen, Diona Ollefl, Ja- O'aUIIIvan EIIMn ..........,, Adrienne P)atar, lluth Powell, BilL Rowland, E.._ Santora, Cllart.e F. &cllwan, Jr., Pearl Slagel, Jamao Simon, Sondra Surber Smith, Ga ..... lne Tlmmanmano .:-T-. Jaan Turklawlcz, Ottilie Van Allen, Holtll Webb, J11111 Webb, '

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·,,.,, Elalfta Skolnik; VI• Prao., Bill Rowland; Sac., Barbara.Uicowakl; Treaa., Virginia . laaUch1111p; Mavla Fletcher. MAIL SU88CIIIPTIONS: S20 par year. Advortlalng and no.,. artie... mey ba mailed (Boa .. G.-. ball); dapollled In our box ot lila Groen bolt Co-oil grocaiJ atora balora 1 p.m. Tuaaday or dlllvorad to the odotorlol olllco In the bulmant of 15 Parkway \:4-4131). The· olllca It open Mondaj alter 8 pm tor dloplay advartlalng; deadline It .,,."f.· 10N~. artlcln and claoolfiod ado are accepted alter 8 pm on Tunday; dead·

Lone-time resident Evan Doo­litt\e, 69 years, of 2-C Westway, died on November 17 after a long illneaa. Retired from the eov­emment, Mr. Doolittle formed the Typewriting Repair Shop for government oft\ce buildings.' He was a member of the United Methodist Church in Hyattsville and the Elks Lodge.

Mr. ·Doolittle is survived by his wife May, daughter Barbara Kelly of Hyattsville, sons Stanley and Tommy of Mt. Airy, 13 grandchildren and four great­grandchildren .

The Way I See It

T h e eontrovenlal CaDaclian film. "Acid 'Rain: Requiem or Re­covery," which was labeled propa­ganda by the U.S. CQ'flmment earlier thla year, will hlchlhrht a Patuxe11t Sierra Club meeting on Wednesday, November' SO, 1:30 p.m. at ·the Gree11belt Llbnry The public Ia Invited to this free pro&'r&m. Call 416-1836 for more information.

Sunday School 9:80A.M. (for all ace•)

M:omlne Wonhlp 11:00 A.ll. Rev. Dr. lamea Chong Park

Putor .'J4-19M

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH lplscopal

Baltimore Blori. .at Powder Mm ..... Beltmlle

8:30a.m. Holy Eueharlst 10:3o a.m. Holy Euchariat

Firat and third Su!lday1 10:30 a.m. M:omlnc Prayer

Second and fourth Sundays 10:80 a.m. Sunday School

Rev.lohn G. Bala, Rector a!-80111

Volume 47, Number 1 Thursday, November 24, 1983

·WATCHERS ON CRIME Locking the barn door after the horse is stolen-that

seems to be a universal human failing. Disasters happen to other people. Complacency is comfortable, enveloping like a soft cocoon.

And we Greenbelters living in. the central city have been complacent. Serious crime, though occurring around us, s~med limit~ to .the outer fringes, spilling over from trans~ent populations m the busy shopping rnalls. But now the violent mtrusion of two meP-) one of them masked into ": home in a quiet neighborhood of old Greenbelt has high­lighted t~e vulnerability of us all. Som~ time ago the Greenbriar community, in res'J)ondini'

to t~e Impact of the growth of crime in this area,, organized a cnme-watc~ pr~gram which has been very effective. Resi-· dents ?~ Sprl!'ghlll Lake also have an- ongoing· program. Now c1t1zens m Lakewood subdivision have taken the first step, through a neighborhood meeting, to organize a similar program.

Th~s seems to us the way for each neighborhood or­ganization to begin. The more we increase our knowledge about effective home security, the more we become alert to abnormal patterns of movement in our immediate areas the more we work with our city police department-the ~afer wiH we all become from threats to life and property. We urge the o~cers. of ~a~h citizens association to gear up as soon as posstble m stmtlar actions. And should they }\eed a Pt:OVderb to get them started, another old saying comes to mm : Forewarned is forearmed.

'1.ioa in W"mt~r" to Play For fmal Weekend

"The brilliance of 'The Lion in Winter' lies in its character de· plctlon, an enormou• undertakin,r; for a community group." Susan Rema. Boacov praised the play tllP m her review in laat weci.'s Newa Rnlew. "The I.ion in Win­ter'' waa alao reviewed favorably In one of the eounty newapapera.

Greenbeltera will have an op­portualty to aee the play wh•n It runa for one final weekend Fri­day and Saturday nlehta, No· •-ber 16 and 16 at 8:16. p.m.

JC Women Sponsor

'Bowling-for-Breath' The Greenbelt Jaycee *omen

will be aponsoring a "bowl-for· breath" on Dec. 3 at the College Park bowling alley to raise money to fight cystic fibrosis. J.C. women have sponsor sheets. They need bowlers. If anyone is lntereated, please call -Barb, 441-1010. Thert! will be a variety ot prlaea.

'nle Greenbelt Jaycee women'• next m"t1n1r Ia Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. at the Jaycees club­houM.

by Charles F. Schwan, Jr. We who are old or infirm, shut­

in, or single parents have in com­mon a need for the occasional companionship (){ other adult's. We may or may not have in­comes adequate to serve our nor­mal needs. We may or may not have famiJy members close at hand. We mlly or may not have reason to feel that we continue to be contributing members of society.

Generally speaking our mate­rial needs are assured by the so­cial welfare safety net (although we might wish Its mesh wer~ R little tighter), by pensions and privRte insurance and by pri\'a:.e service organizations. Those of us who live In Green Ridge House or similar communal housing arc more fortunate than some others in circumstaMes otherwise simi­lar to ours in that we have each other. But even we would wel­come the leavening that mo1e younger faces would afford.

To repeat, we who are od or infirm, !ihut-in. or single parents have It\ common a need that only you as individuals can meet-to ease our occasional to frequent periods of loneliness. Please re­view your schedules to see if. from time to time, you could find a few minutes for us.

THANKSGIVING SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Greenbelt Baptist Chureh will have itA annual Thankegiving Day Service at 10 a.m. on No­vember 24. There will be a pro­~rann al traditional Thanbgivlnl' hyrnna, IIJM!Cial mualc and a time to verbally share In eratitude. The public b Invited. The church Ia located at Crt!acent and Green­hill 1Wad1.

Crafts Bazaar at Legion

Tha eharaeten pralaed .by the reoriewert art! moat all from Greenbelt. M a r I e Toualcnant playa Eleanor of Aequltane ar.d IInce <Jiubb lllller playa her llalllucl, Kine Henry. Their 110na Oee«ny, John and Richard (the LIOIIhearted) an portrayed by .,_ Pope, Joe Roaa and J.tr ..,._t. ,_ Fnnch ldne, Kine ....... Ia dlpieW by Bob 1101111 ~~ Fnnclt prt-.., Alala, by - RolL Tile plot eentera .,.. ... choo.l• a e-r to a_, wttll R4111r7 faororin• h.a ,...._t, elllldlall 1011, John and ....._ lulatlq tllat It be her .w.t 1011, Rlcllard.

Maryland JaycHs to Name

Outstanding Young Citizen

Crafta made by over 40 artl· aana from Maryland and nearby atate1 will be featured at a Chrlatmaa Bazaar to be held on Saturday, November 26, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Amerl•:r.n Lelfion Hall; HOO Grt!enbelt Road. Santa will pay a vlalt and llrht refre~bment1 will be aold at the function, which 11 beln1r 1pon· aond by Greenbelt Unit #136, American Lee~on Auxiliary. Fur­ther Information can be obtained by calllne ?9'·8814.

Tile play wW 1M on atap at· Gneabelt CW&wal Arta Cuter'a UtetU fteater. 'I'Mn Ia an ad­_.... dlarp. hr lftfomwlon all '1'-7'10, neordlq or 441· rriO OM Hill' before parfonn­-.

The l(&l')'land Jayeeea and Jay. eea Woawn will aelect Ten Out­•taDdlq Younr Marylander• of the Year and honor them at a apedal ba~~quet and p.,.,.m on F..., ll, 1184 In Frederlek .. ~. ,

THANKS TeUieiMtter:

While I wu Ia the hospital, the lltter-eftter (leal oraeu111n) came

'l1la preram Ia dealpecl to ree. 011t and I!&IU liP to our eourt. It ocaiM eM outa\andlnr JOIIIIC men rathered up all the lean• which and ..... In all flelda of en- had been l.t\ dMre and then, at· ... ,... dlrourhout the atate. One eordlne to my brother who wu or .... nomination• m.y be 1ub- watetllne It, It nn Ita little noM • ... ., an Individual, orcanl••· up betwMn the ran,.. and dae, ueoclatlon, lnatltutlon or pleked up 10111e lean• which had eiD. l!f.-tnatlon forma may be blown up dlon. = ~ ~alllq or wrltinc to I couldn't ha•• had a ~non

W-~._.. a)'l:eea, P.O. Box 8118, welcome home-comlnr !rift nor a --r, Maryland 211117. better "eot--11" card. Thank

TIM _.line for entry 11 De· · you, City of Gnonbelt. eo..._ 1. laut 11. Ja••

'Strive that your .:tiona day by day may be beautiful pny­ers.' -Beha'l Sacred Writincs

Greenbelt Baha'I Commulty P.O. Box 245

Greenbelt, MD 20770 345-2918 I 41'-'090

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. David Conway, Putor

Rev. Fnnci1 G. Kuia\a, Auoelate Putor

MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday 6 p.m.

Sunday 8, 9:30, 11' a.m., 12:30 p.m. Daily Mass: 7:30a.m Monday- Friday, 9 a.lllo Monday- Saturday Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday~ p.m.

Yes, You Can Begin Again Worship With Us an~ Find Out for

Yourself GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH

474-4212 Crt!aeent 6 Greenhill Rda.

Bible Study for all a(tt!s (Sun.) 9:'5 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.Jn. A 7:00 p.m. Midweek Prayer Servlee (Wed.) 8:00 p.m.

(United Church of Christ) Hlllalde and Crescent Roads

Phone •1'--6111 mominr•

10 am Sunday Momlne Wonhip ... Ch11rch Schciol for Children

Infant Can Prorided at Fallow1hlP Cuter behind Church

alebard Leantt. latertm II balater

Worship Services SundaJ• 8:10 aDd 11:15 a.m.

Sunday School 9:50; Pre-Sebool Protnm 9 :50 to elOH of late service; Youth ll..t&q 4:80 p.m.

Advent Devottoa: Wed....U,, 'l:IO p.m.

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Recreetlon' :Review ....... ~ ... --.,.g-. · fte ei:\7'B ReeHattoD Canton will be open on an P:teadlid buia for the Tha11befvln« Holiday on Thurlday. November :U and Fri­day, November 215. Both the· Youth Center and Sprincblll Lake Ree­reatlon Center are o«erilie open 1')'111, table ramea and a lounge room for gamea and rt!laxation from 12 noon-10 p.m. Vacationln« reside11ts, of all ages, are invited to drop by. Have a Happy Thankscivlng!

ThankaglYinlr Day "Turkey Bowl" Fovtball

The city's championship games, both the Men's Touch and Wom­en's Flag "Turkey Bowl Tourna­ments," will be held on Braden Field Thanksgiving morning. The Women's gsme is at 10 a.m. and the Men's at 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Spectators are weleome to come down and work up an ap­petite for that Thanksgiving feast by cheering for their fa­vorite teams ..

. . G~~ium achedulea an poat­ed m bOli tiM dty riereatiOII H11-tara 1rlth. 11111 . details Dlt ,JJAA1rih. adult and ~ ace houn (If baa­ketball eourt use. All pardelpanta should take note that permits for t:he Boys' and Girls' Club re­aerored eourt Ulle and elt)' spon­sored programs are now In effect for tbe 1988/84 season. To in­sure a healthy, safe and fun In­door 1')'111 season, consult the posted rules on recreation facilitY · UN and refer to the schedul~s at each center to avoid unnecessary delay in participating in the gym... activities .

Meu.'a Basketball League The Greenbelt Recreation De­

partment is now taking regis­trations for the 1984 basketball league. Competition will be held in the Youth Center Gymnasium on Sunday evenings beginning January 8. Deadline for re&'istra­tion is 5 p.m. Friday, December 9. A franchise fee is charged for each team. For further Informa­tion, call the Youth Center Busi­ness Office, Monday thru Friday,

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aonab~ )~~diM,. f.r. >tiM' .wiDtllr . will be eforen tile ·~ W ' · _ holidaJ 11ft ef't'iDe MUOn at Ute participate in makin1 ...,.._ · HolklaY WM ..... Greenbelt Craft Show aDd .Sale. Yoath Coatar Gy• ~ Bla~. Tllaaka ...... Thil Twelfth AIIJI .. BMw and The Youth Center G,_ will bl -kand l1 OM of die IMPled Sale wfll be held a( the GfttliJielt cloaad from Monday, Daeutbar U.oreled holiday waakndL Btat.e Youth Center. on Frldat, ))aeom- II tbroup Friday, Doealilbar t. Police woUI Uko to n.mtl ... ber I, 6-10 p.m. and Satlmlay, A't thla time, the um ftODr will torlata that troopara wW be on\ Decembtr 3, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. For receive ita annual rdniahlne in In foree in an atron to eartall the little follta, the Chl~il'l preparation for the '11/'84 bal- tho number of lnjarlla aad Room will be open at the eame kft.b4ll seaaon. Dnp-la a ll d daadla cautted by auafe ~ timea. Aaide from being able to lounce activities will be hold Dn Durlne thla uteadad waeliW. purchaae inexpe~lore handmade their acheclulacl baall troopen will be aame • oranoty

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, November 24, 1983 Drug Aware~is Program To Be Held In Gr•nbe1t. A unique drur awareneas pro· Health Serriees/Safety and Drug

Broke~e Opens Loeal Braneh

by Elaine Skolnik An open house reception to

celebrate the opening of bhe Prince Georges County office of JohMton, Lemon & Co., Inc. was held on October 24. The mod~rn new quarters, occupying 2,200 square feet, is located In Suite 220, 6306 Ivy LaJ;Je in the Capital Office Patk. This is in the Spring­hill Lake North tract near KeniJ-· worth Ave. and the Beltway.

gram will' be presented at the Area Team. · Greenbelt Youth Center on Sat- College student volunteers will urday, December 10, deail'fted to be contaettng the residents to be entertaimq by The .Magic s_ponsor aome. qf the area young America Show, a blend of marl· people 10 tl)ey may attend this cal fun and drug awarenesa edu- important prOI'fam f r e e of cation prennta young people chal'l'e. Tickets aw they are magic with a menage. aVIIlilable will be distributed at

Co- sponaored by Greenbelt the Youth Center. For Youth Center and KIDs (Kids more lnfonnation about the pro­Informed About Drugs), tlhe pro- gram, to assist in aponsoring gi~&m target~ the drug-vulnerable some of the area young people, children, are& 6-to-16, and has or to volunteer .services to hel.,

. make this proJect a success been ·approved for presentation m please con'tact Project KIDs at the Prince Georres County 779-4481. Parents are welcome schools by the Health Education/ and encouraced to attend.

AnfNTION

OHI MfMIIRS

Several hundred ruests were given a run-down of the firm's various transactions and research prorrams as t h e y browsed through the offices. Meat lingered at the Dow. Jones ticker, out of Which rolled market information from the D-J news service. Of Interest also was the Quotron computer sitting on each broker's desk. Connected to a central net­work, the computer provides im­mediate market relldlnga and cur­rent newa atories.

Pictured from left to right, Edward F. MeGehrin, Sen· "tor Vice President-Investments; Bernard J. Nees, Executive Vice President; County. Executive Parris Glendening and Kathy Giannetti, President-Elect of the Prince Georges Chali\'ller of Commerce. ,. Photo by Steve Abramowitz

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The Ad-Hoc Commltt• Studying

MOISTURE PROBLEMS· Inside GHI Homes Wll! Meet

MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 Guesta alao enjoyed a lavish

buft'et In the nearby meeting room of the ofllce park's man­acement company, Community Realty. Attending were Johnston, Lemon's board chairman, Harvey Gram, president James T. Lemon and Terry Wallace, Executive Vice-President and Sales Mana­ger.

The company specializes In stocks, bonda, locallaauea, options and mutual funds, An.llable also Ia a "comprehenaive · Ullrar)' of current eta'latlcal data, as well as publicly available report• and opinions of Ieiding advlaory or-

• l'anlutiona coverlnl' · thouaancb of eompanlee •..• " ·

The tlrm'a brot!hure polnta oat that, as membera of· the New York Stock Exchange and the Philadelphia Stock Exchange ~~ond associate member of the Anler!­can Stock Exchange, Johnston, Lemon ·brokers are able to exe­cute ordera in listed stocks, op-

~ tioiWI and bonds "promptly and r efllciently." Throu~th a nationwide ' wire system, the ftrm has accus

to "every listed market and di­rect transmission of orderl to the ftoora of the New York and American exchanlte& and the Chl­caro Board Options Exchange." Similarly the brochure notes Johnston, ·Lemon personnel are In "constant communication with ol'fteera af tile ftrm on the floors

Like a ,ood neighbor. State Farm is there. See me for car. home. life and health msurance

of the New York and Philadelphia Stock Exehan~N!'

There are four atock brokers in the Greenbelt braaeh - Ber· nard J. N eea, executive vice· president; Ed-rd F. McGehrin, a en I o r vice - prealdent, invett­ments; two stock brokera, Martin M~. Gehrin and John J. Yetman. Salet aaaiataata are Ronnie Drucker, Abbe Knepp of Green­belt, and Lealie JoHet.

Ettebliahed In 1820, Johneton. Lemon'• main ,... oeoapie1 two floors In the rec,ntlJ completed AKA Bulldlnr In downtown Waahlftt'ton. In addition to the new .. Greenbfllt oftlce, tbe firm alao l\111 br&nch11 in Alexandria, Betbeada' and TJaon• Corners. TM publie Ia Invited to vialt the ollce. The ftrm'a telephone num· ber Is 982-2000.

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FIRE WARNING Late model automobiles with

catalytic converters can start leaf or rraaa ftrea. The city has been made aware of vehicles in other communities auftering tire dam­are by parki111r over piles of leave1 which were Ignited by the heat pnerated from the cata­lytic convertera. Owners of late model veblclet should cheek their owner'a ' manual to determine what care lhould be taken to avoid cautlnr a ftre.

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In the GHI loarcl Room Please join us if you wish to discuss your concerns

about interior moisture/mildew problema.

If you want further information or advice, call

Lois Gorman at 345-6490 or GHI maintenance at

474-6011.

"Rick" Barber, GR1, CRS Ill.

Nyman Realty, Inc. Greenbelt Properties Available for Inspection:

A.) BRICK: 3 BR end, above Center, IJIP«raded throul'hout, CLOSING HELP, $63,900.

B). MASONRY: (1) 2 BR end, attached prare, and lafl'e ad­dition, central air conditioner, $69,900. (2) S BR above Center- many extras, $46,000. (3) 2 BR, attached garage, CLOSING HELP, $46,600.

C.) S BR FRAMES: ( 1) Redecorated, private loeatlon, ready to move In, CLOSING HELP, •suoo. (2) Super neighbora, wooded lot, CLOSING HELP, .34,900.

D.) FRAMES: ( 1) Excellent condition, UPI'faded throurhout, above Center, CLOSING HELP, NII,OOO. (2) 2 BR end, nice location, near Arrlcultural Center, CLOSING HELP, •34,-900. (3) Neat and clean, 2 BR in dealra.ble location, good condition, ~,900. (4) 2 BR end, wood deck, rreat terms, CLOSING HELP, ~3,900. (II) 2 BR end, frethly painted, n- kitchen floor. CLOSING HE!-P, N1,800.

,opertles Surrounding GrHniNit: A) RIVERDALE, 3 BR, Many im11rov.ment1, larp addiUon,

family room, VA aNUmptlon, all terma, t8S,900. B) CHARLESTOWNE VILLAGE, (1) S BR copdo townhouee,

many extru, near lake, CLOSING HELP, f8S,Ii00: (2) Ea­atate Sale 2 BR condo., wall to wall caJ1)1tlnr, upgraded tbroughout CLOSING HELP, tli7,600.

C) 10.t9D9 acres In Glenn Dale, owner tlnaliclq, 1011ed for re•l­dentlal bulldlnr, •1111,000.

D) NBW CARROLLTON, S BR rambler, eloae to alol tt'nalta, rreat terma, rood condition, CLOSING HEIIoP, t83,900.

E) LANHAM (Sherman Park), S BR apllt level, hure fenced yard, many extraa, CLOSING HELP, t88,900.

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I would like the 01JportullltJ to dlaeu• with J01l haw •• can eoeblne thue thrn ladora to ualat rou and J0111' famllJ Ill aellievlng JOUr IIOUiinr ro&ll both wltldn Qrelllbelt and the .. wopolltan area • o1 eoune with ao obUpdOD.

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Police Blotter City Democrats to Endorse Orphans Court Nominee

. i.,._,J,_,.,..,.,..,.,. •• ~_,.,.,., •• ~ !12th Jlnnual S:estival of .fights Compiled by Mavis Fletcher

A woman was assaulted on Mandan Rd. on Nov. 18 at about 11 p.m. When the man grabbetl her, the woman struggleti and screamed and the man fted.

The appointment of Judre De­catur Trotter to the Maryland State Senate has created a va­cancy on the' Orph11ns Court. T'r':! Greenbelt DemO<'ratic Co-ordi­nating Committee will be inter­viewing candidates interested in endorsement for this seat on Dt> cember 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Greenbelt City Council Chambers. All interested candidates _ are urged to attend this meeting. The committee, will be happy lo accept resumes at the meeting. For additional information, please call Richard J. Castaldi at 474-

.9420 or 962-3()94,

On Nov. 16 a daylight breaking and entering was reported from the 6200 block of Springhill Dr The suspect(s) apparently re­removed a bedroom window screen and entered tlitough the window. Currency was stolen. During the same time frame, an­other breaking and entering oc­curred in the 6100 block of Breezewood Court. The perpetra­tors entered through a sliding Pfc. Thomas R. Justin arrested door, using force, and removed an adult resident for auto theft jewelry. ori Nov. 16. The vehicle was re-

A case of indecent exposure covered. On Nov. 16 an automo· was reported on Springhill Dr. bile was stolen from the Capit'>l by two female juveniles on the Cadillac parking lot. afternoon of Nov. 17. A burglary occurred on Edm<m-

Det./Cpl. Marr D. Sappington ston Rd .. on Nov. 18 during the arrested two adult residents for mid-afternoon to early evening child abuae on Nov. 16. hours. Entry was gained by

Officer T·lmothy F. Hahn ar- breaking a patio door. rested a female non-resident and A breaking and entering to the a male non-reaident for auto Greenbelt Professional Building theft on Nov. 12. Initial contact waa reported on the night of was made for shoplifting but fur- Nov. 17. ther investigation revt!aled that Tires were stolen from the the vehicle theY were operating Co-op service station on South­was stolen. Drur paraphernalia way on Nov. 19 during the clay. was 'lllso recovered from the ve- Cpl. Daniel P. O'Neil arretted hicle. a male juvenile non-reai'it;n~ for

A clar which was stolen from shopliftinr at Shoetown on Nov. Empire Place on Nov. 17 or 18 14. waa recovered in the vicini&:y of The following officers of · the Riverdale Rd. and Rt. 460. An- Greenbelt· Police Department were other v6hicle atolen fr!)m the promoted to Patrolman Firat Sprlnrhill Lake mopping ·centc.t Claaa on Nov. 13: Pfc. RalJih I. w a a recovered In Landover. Caricelote, Pfc. ltlex J. Turner. An auto atolen from the P{c. John R. !Jqlllrea, Pfc. Craie

· Dbtrict of Columbia waa re- A. Rich, Pfc. Qregory E. Lynn covered In Sp'ringhlll Lake. and Pfc. Chrlttopher D. Field.

Cultural Arts Center presents

The L I 0 N in WINTER

by James Goldman directed by Cliff Smith

LAST WEEKEND/ Friday, Noumber 26

l .' Saturday, November 26

at 8:1li p.m. Donations: Adults $4.00 J

Students tS.OO Senior Citizens t2.00 For info: 341>-4487, 346--3616, 441~70'

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1 DECEMBER 2, 6-10 p.m. AND SATURDAY, t

DECEMBER 3, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Need help with the t 1_. winter season of gift giving? Over 70 craftllmen will be ~ exhibiting a full complement of handicrafts. Pre-school age l; children and over can make and buy all kinds of unique and ~ intriguing crafts in the Children's Room. .Operatiq the

t Concession Stand is the Greenbelt Boys' and Girls' Club . Proceeds go toward their programs for the city's youth .

TREE LIGHTING - Evergreen between Munlelpal Building and Suburban Bank-l_ Friday, December 2

I G~EENB:;::~;;~::::;;~;;;:~:: ~::.u ... G::. I. Youth Center, Sunday, December 4, 3 p.a. · ' ~ -John DeiHomme, Conductor. Come and enjoy an afternoon of traclitloDal holiday

t muaic. Open to the public, free of char ...

GREENBELT COMBINED CHOIR CONCERT· Greebbelt Comaulty Chureh, Sua· · day, December 4, 7:30 p.m.

1_ -Toge. ther in their annual concert for a memorable evenlnr of song. Community, C' Mowatt Memorial, St. Hugh's and Baptiat Church Choirs performlq.

TCHAIKOVSKY'S "THE NUTCRACKER" - Utopia Theater • FriU,, Deee•ber 9, 7:30p.m., Su...tay, December 11, Z , ••. ;Saturday, Deelaber If, 'f:SO P·•· ... Sunday, December 18, Z p.m. ·

-A creat seuonal family prorra8i' performed by tM Cental KarJialllll. Ban.t Theater Company. Donation• at tie· door:

ANNUAL SALE OF CHWSTMAS TREES· M•tdpal Swlmmlq Peol Ana· De-

l cetftber 9 thra Z4. · -Greenbelt'• Cub Scout Paclt 102 and .1\«Y .!J9out Troop 1144 will receive tile MM6t

of the proceeda.

I_ CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP~ 10 a.m. - l p.m. and Christmas Party, 1~ ·~ p.m. - 2 p.m. December 11 • Sprlbghlll Lake Community Houae

t -Llmited to Springhill Lake reaidenta only, for children, &l'fl II thru 12 yeara. Enjoy

a gift-making craft fair and vialt Santa.

GOLDEN AGE CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY· Greenbelt Youth Center, Wedneeclay, December 14, 11 a.m.

~ -Club membera are Invited to join In the sharlnr of rood fellowahip and chw.r.

TEEN HOLIDAY DANCE • Sprlqhlll Lake Community House, Friday, Deeember

l 16, 8 • ll p.m.

-Open to Springhill Lake reaident1 and gueats. Music and refreahmenta provided. Admission charred.

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS CONTEST· December 18 thru 23 -Greenbelt Jayeceea will view u many outside city homea and apartment decoration•

l and visual diaplaya u pouible. Have your lirrhta on at duak.

C' SANTA VISITS GREEN~LT · Saturday, December 17 · Greenbelt Youth Center,

t Also the Toy Exchange

-Open to all Greenbelt realdentt, 10 a.m. - 12 noon. Santa and hla helpera are mak­Ing their annual atop llatenlftl' to all the 'rood little boy• ·and rlrll' Chriltmu lists. And, let your younptar participate In the Toy Excbanp. Briftl' a toy, take

l a toy, or brine one for a needy dllld. Movies and treata for all.

CAROLING Saturday, Deeember 1.7, 7:SO p.m., meet at the Center MaD Statue -Stroll with ua, throul'h the Mall and up to Green Rldre Houae, alnl'lnrr all the old

favorite carols. 1Utre1hmtnt• will follow.

NORTH POLE CALLING GREENBELT CHILDREN • December 19 • 2a -Contact the Recreation Department, 474-6878, before Frlclay, Deeember 18 and

16th ANNUAL HOLIDAY RACE· Deeeaber 26, 10 a.nt. Bqinnlna at Braden Field · Tennl• Court. l

arranre for a chat with Santa.

-Co-aponaored bJ D.C. Road Rua~~~ratGreenbelt Runnlnrr Club, ten and twentJ mile cour11a plua 1.'71 mile arou .. tile Lake. Fee charred. Contac' lAnJ ~- 4'76-tNI for addldonal lnformatlon.

Except where noted, th- pl'Ofi'IIIDI are ope to dle public, free of charre and hal ben eoordlu.­ted by the Greenbelt Recreatloa DepartaM&~ ror further Information, call ~7~.e111. Til• depart­ment withee to extend their thank• for :roar Rpport and wlah you and :roure.

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N ._, .... " : . . ... , .Pitce :8 GREENBELT gs pvp! .. ·1· .1.----~ TeaM New •~r Store n..- s"fcontin-.,,_,.. t· · On.;'lft .. Acaclci.RIC'•

... - ur- started up or alowed down t!lclr On Sunday, Deeemller ., at englnet! upon arrival or departure · 9:80 a.m., the "Ita Academic" at the facility. ahow on Cllannel 4 will feature Ci'prlano Square Liquors opened

Its doon for buslneu on Novem· ber 19. Owner of the 2200 square feet store at 8861 Greenbelt Road, Kevin Bell moves up from his position as manager and wine buyer for Greenway Liquor for the past three years. Bell's rna?· ager is his br_other-in-law Wm Kelly.

A full-service store with a

The proposed plant, which a team from Eleanor Rooenelt would produce steam to be piped Hlp in Greenbelt. The local to the University of Marylat>c! team membere, Hank Chambers, for beating, could also prod~o••e Patrick Elbel, and Jane O')lahony electricity for sale to PEPCO. will test their knowledr!! in a The facility would burn 1,200 drama-filled contest against tons of refuse each day from teams from Hemdon High in Vir­north Prince Georges County, ginia and Springbrook High in Willey said. It wouid reduce de-- Mentgomery County. pendence on "landf\lling" and in­crease protection of the environ­ment in Prince Georges County.

clean, well-lighted interior and professional attitude on the part of his five full-time and nine part-time employees in which "women will feel comfortable" is a goal Bell has set. "I tell my 11taff we want to make Cipriano Squarl' Liquors the Garfmckels of the liquor business."

He views his store as a n'eil(h· borhood service and plans to be­come a part of the community. For exampl~, he's given prefer­ence to hiring employees who lh·e in the immediate area. One dis­appointment, Re11 say•. was the discovery that he's now outside the jurisdiction· of the Greenbelt Police Department for whom he has high praise (from hi• days at Greenway).

The store offers a "complete New York style deli," gourmet cheeses and crackers along with the usual line of liquors. Two areas Bell hopes to d<•velop dtll'· ing the coming years an• liquers and wines. He plans "probnhly the largest variety of beH in Prince Georges County, including more than 70 imports," h<• says.

Hoyer to Sponsor Forum On Central America

Congressman Steny Hoyer ( li­Md.) will sponsor a forum on the U.S. role in C<•ntral AmHil'a on Tuesday, Nov!'mh<'r 2\1 from 7::\0 to 9 p.m. at the University of Maryland. Members of the panel include Congre•sman Mirhn<'l Bames (D-Md.) and ambassadof" from Central America.

For more information, ca11 225-4131.

Prince Georges County officials will have to decide wtlether to go ahead with the project, once MES completes the feasibility study and presents its · project packal(e to them in January, 1984.

If County officials decide to go ahead with the project, at least one year will elapse before con­struction could begin. Construc­tion itself will require three year•, according to MES esti­mates, and at the earliest, the facility could be operational by 1988. 1'he average lifespan of these plants is 20 plus years.

MES held the meeting to pro­vide information on the progress of the feasibility study. A slide show was used to explain "hat type of facility is propos~d and t.o explain ,. e energy recovery process.

Several elements of the fea~i­hilitv study are already com­plet;d und ~<·rorts available fron• MES. These are: Waste Suppl) Analysis, Candidate Site Lora­lion ~~t, .fVoeuren~~nt and Fi­nanriiil( · €0tisicleration•, and T!'c·hnology Compari•on.

ResiMnts who would like to •li•ru'" th<· project or project •ill'• can contart <•ith!'r Wilh•y or Sln~n Hl M~~S. 60 West Street, Annapoli•. M<l (30\) 26't-33!if>'

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11116 Baltimore Blvd. • Beltsville 937-5390

MINI STORAGE NOW AVAILABLE IN GREENBELT AREA

4x .. x6; 8x4x6; 7x5x71h; 8x6x8; starting at $17.00 per month

794-7800

':DomiMo ~e6ta"ra"t FRENCH AMERICAN CUISINE

We cordially Invite YOU to 'buy ONE DINNER ENTREE

~ get a SECOND DINNER ol equ11l or lesser value

FREE Evening only with this Ad Offer ends Nov. SO, l!TSS

Not Valid wit.h Gourmet Dinner

10280 Baltimore Blvd., Rt. 1 College Park Beltway Exit 26A

Pantene - Jhirmack - Jheri Redding • Clairol - L'Oreal • Roux • Wells -:

COEDBFAJTY SUPPLY

8905 Rhode Island Avei1Ue College Park ·

345-1717

MONTROSE CENTER

55388 Randolph Rd. Rockville, Md.

770-6443 Discount Prices

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GHI NOTES Call between 9 a.m. & 12 a.m.

Weekday• •41-9f.73 441-9231

Open tn Public Conair - La Maur - Clairol - ·Zotos - Helene Curtis - Rtvlon · Un1cure

The GHI office will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.

When members rake leaves from their yards the leaves should not be raked into a com­mon area or beside a neighbor's fence.

Members are reminded to ob­tain permission for additions, re­modelinJr, shedA and other changu to GHI homu from the S'tatr Architect's Ofl\ce before be­ginning any work.

The GHI R~eptlon Ofl\re ha. Information available for mem­bera on rep:ulaliona, additionR, rr­salea and ener~ry mana~rem•nt.

RON BORGWARDT

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REPAIRMAN HAS A NIW PHONI NUMIEII

565..0001

I proYide In-home HmDI ill tbll aell'alloiMOd • ~~a,. Hell week u -n u IOIDe nenlnll arut .-.-. ra llollded, lleeuecl 111d

top rated for oYer liO ,.ara. You ou oouat OD mJ •t~maMe 1114 prompt fair Hmee. I alwaJB eall 'llefon 'lllltbll. carry more tMa II time• the normal lnYentory of pUtl, Ul4 ou (almo.t) ~ repair 1011r Color TV IN YOUR HaMil. OJf ONil TRIP. I repair Blaek A White HLI, HI rra 1114 valt'a IIJIO.

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i. JOHNSON OF IN·HOMI TV SERVICI

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IS YOUR CHILO Early learning Center

G'"nbrlor 7600 Hanover Parkway G'"nbelt, Mel. 2ono

Springhill Lake 6237 Springhill Drive Gr .. nbek,Mcl.20770

00NOW ENROLLING Preschool and Kindergarten

Agns 2. S Hoursa 7 a.m. • 6 p.m.

PROGRAM INCLUDES: art, music, eclence, IOCial studies, reading reacllne~~, math r...alneu,

large and 1mall motor development. We e,.,hcnlze the Importance of providing opportunltlel for

"lndlvlduolized" ecfucatlom

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:

·345-8830 47 4-5252 .. •.· ..... .

Thurada , November 24, 1983 . . · : GRBENI

CLAS ... , .• ~ED e''PI~9 LEiSONS: PeaboclY &:. • Conaervatol')' Graduate. Becln·

St.OO minimum for ten words, 10c nera - Advanced. 968-7094. , each addltolonal word. No eharre MUSIC LESSONS _ YOUR for liatinc ite1M that are found. HOME. Piano, orsran, voice, pt. Submit ad with payment to the tar, and drum. Patient and Newa Renew otlee between 8 and quaHf\ed teachers. TRA VELLINO 10 p.m. of the Tuesday preeedlnc TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. publication, or to the Newa Re· 0611-0894 •lew drop box in the Greenbelt ·

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Coop rrocery atore before 7 p.m. ANTIQUE GUN AUCTION: ZOO Tueaday, or. mall to P.O. Box 68, Old Firearms, Sworda, Indian Greenbelt, Maryland 20770. Artlfaeta A Coins: Sat., ~ov. 86, BOXED: .8.75/column Inch. Mini- 7 p.m., Howard Johnaona Rei­mum 1~ inches (".68). DEAD- taurant, Wheaton, MD. lnapee· LINE FOR NEXT WEEK'S PA- tion 6-7. Cash! VISA, MC, Am. PER IS 10 P.M. MONDAY. E!'preaa. Consignments wanted.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Expert and Reliable Piano Ser­viee to Greenbelt. Benjamin Ber­kofaky. '7 4-6894. CALDWELL's APPLlANc~ SERVICE - All make~ repaired. ~ll after o p.m. 693-9323. MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS­Parties1 Banquets, Weddinga, Dances. Call George Simons 346-8828. ' WORD PROCESSING: Letters labels, mailing liata, THESES: repo~ts, or any word processing requirements you may need. Call RON TOUSIGNANT : 441-1033.

~ARS FOR SALE HONDA CIVIC - 1976

A:MC GUMLlN - 1976

MUST SELL

WALL TO WALL CARPET ENT I' . ::?RISE CARPETS

Lewia Merritt 441-liH

.411 brands & Styles at REA­SONABLE Prices. Call for Appointment Anytime. If DO anawer, please call baek. I'm out selling to your nelghbo"

A'ITICS, SHEDS, basement., yarda cleaned. 864-2936, Mike and John. WILL PLAY musical saw, party, yard sale, whatever. 474-8867, John.

ONi: PAIR bbek leather boots aiM 7, ttl. One curio eablnet, .rlaaa alaelna, •75. Call 882-9594 ena. after 6. MOVING SALE - Porto-erib, .10, high ehair, .troller, teble organ, men'a bowllnl' ahoea, size 8, can­later aeta, boob, mirror, ice A roller llkatea, ,Portable washing machine, holiday deeoratlona & Iota more. ea•l 982-0886 after 6 p.m. HOUSE CLEANING. done by hullband/wife team. References. Call John ':':. CRrnlinp at ~7'7-29,18

·. t; FWORS 1'. ·''• 'HSTRIBUTION PL.

&.~LTSVILLE, MD.

937-4661

Carpeta, Wood ftoors, vinyl Floors, Ceramic Floor & Wall Tllea. Sanding A reftniahlng Free Betl111atea Clark Green

IMPROVE YOUR NAILS 100'/. with low-priced manicure, your nails will look nice for the holi­days. C.ll Donna 346-3752.

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Condolence. to JIM J)ooltttl.. cliaDa. 2 Weatway, on the 4•tb of. h11r Coqratulationa to Mr. and ·huabancl Evan. lira. Robert llcCloakey of Green-

Ttle military haft ~ be. hiU RoM on ~ arrival of their run taking oYer the· KaroW Sie- Dewm grandehilcl J:eldn Pat--eel neat! Valerie'• brotllaer, Lt. l'lek-Charln. The 1011 of RaJIIlond Kenneth Rose, USN: bia wife, and TraeJ llcCloakey, Keldn Mary; and their son, l(tchul, ae- welched !11 at T lba. 5 os. on No­cured a 'temporary bue of op- Yember 14. He jolna a alater Col­erationa on Maplewood Court leen and a brother TlmothJ. while visiting bla mother, Julia Rose. of Laurel Blll and hla •· father, Carl Rose, of the Green Ridge House. Lt. RDH waa en route to reassignment fi'OIIl S.n Diego to the Pblllpplnel, where he will serve on the Flq Sti.lr of the WESTPAC Admiral. Meanwttile, SN Ke.tn Slepl will return from the USCG baH at Kodiak, Alaska on December 10 tor a 80-day lfoHday leave at home. His older slater, Lt. P. J. Siegel, USA, is expected to ar­riye ftve days later from Ft. Hood, Te:na ·for a two-week holiday .

BATH fUB I REGLAZING I

Special $1 79 --1-&~rlffo -=7} · SERVl~ES. INC.~ ~

REMENICI'S IMPROYEifiENTS

Paullemenlclc 441-16M IIIDC MO. UMt

Any reuonable offer aceepted

~ll 98'7-3'133 •nd aak for Mike

M 0 T H E R S : Imagine the 4queala of delil'ht when your 'liJild receives a personalised letter and small gift from Santa ClaHI A thrjlling Chrlatmaa Morning surprise for any child l Order nQW by sending .2.00 and ehild'a name and addreu to: Alternative Spectrums, P.O. Box 54, Greenbelt, MD 20770.

TYPING SERVICE. Quick and. Aecurate. Will edit .Low rates. 474-2461.

MICHAEL BOWLES

<:uatom Colors

9020 t.anlwlm-Severn Rold t.anhlm, M1ryland 20706

(301) ,59-1100 RoMft'llfY Mlnnl

'Sales ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­PAIR - Electric, standard and portable. I.All 474-0594. XEROX COPIES 7c each for 81,2 x· 11, Greenbelt Graphics, Mary­land Trade Center, Room 170. Mon - Fri. 9-4:30. 474-2850. KENT'S CARPET CARE - Low prices on shampoo, steam, and dual proceu. Call for frj!e esti­mates. 474-8629.

FRANK GOMEZ

* * * PAINTING PLASTJCRING

WALLPAPERING Alao Qualley

Ceramic Tile Dry Wall Tub Kl t Inatallatlon

Llfht CarpeDtry Excellent Greenbelt Reference•

OBEENDLT/OOMI:Z <They go T~etber) * •T4-111& * I

Computer Mini Floppy Disks. o% Inch with hub rings, soft sectored. Elephant at '24 for 10 or Ver­batim O.ta Life, Double Density, 10 In plaatlc box at U8. 441-2682. Alao, plutlo box, '8 ea. Your Wedding Album· or any PHOTOGRAPHS tranaferred to VHS I BETA Canettea. .45. FREE titlea FREE muateal acore 474-6748 MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Stern's SHOE REPAIR leltway Plaza

WHILE-U-WAIT IXPIIftlhoelepalr HANDIAOS/I.UGOAOI

Shoe Care Products laoee a polltitll

11-P::an~ S.t.lO-e~ o-w, ... 474-9593 ·

BLACK OAK, $100 cord. Tree work, free estimates. 474-6793, John and 8111. CHANNUKAH CELEBRATION -THE FABRANGEN FIDDLERS IN CONCERT. Saturday, Decem· ber 3, 8:15 p.m., Northwood High School, University Blvd. and Areola, Wheaton. Ticket infor­mation and advance sale discounl tickets, call 384-3066, 474-4223.

WANTED - Mature person to c~re for infant in our home, part­time. 346-7077.

Part Time Salesperson t:SO - I:SO M-F M.utt be friendly

Call Mr. Johns 474-M94

at NATIONAL VIDEO

Greenway Shopping Center

LICENSED Reaaonable Rates Carpentry Additions

e BONDED e INSURED

Porches Sundecka Palntlnc Storm Doors Windows Ceramic: Tile

Free Betlaatee All Work G111ra11teed HOME AND YARD Plants a: Shruba

IMPROVEMENT Tree Service Lawn Care SERVICES aoto Tillinc

II.H~C. #lllU Concrete Bob Wilhide 341! •368 Storage Sheds .,_ Roofing

NO JOB TOO BIIALL Gutters

SPECIAL Bdteeweod TV A Aa.lo $5.00 off on all

TV & Stereo Repair Work With Thlt Ad

CALL 441·9116

Depmdable Guaranteed Service tt11 JlDUIIWOOD RD.

«'OLI.ICOE PAliK. MD. lt'Jtl WI! ,....., o\TAJII ,_

Ueenled A Bonclecl

MOVING? SERVING THE ENTIRE METRO AREA ebpllt ....... l.....,.. ............ •Cs otRaRIIII • :.':J.••IJ•'·· .,.. .........

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822-3210

Grea1belt 5ervice Canter M 0 II L

OIL CHANGE SPECIAL EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS WITH THIS AD

4 QT. 10W30 w/Filter $ 9.95 4 QT. 10W40 w/Filter $10.95

OIL FILTER TYPES LIMITED TO FILTERS IN STOCK· 161 Centerway, Greenbelt

LAW OPPICI OP DOUGLAS I. MALCOM Divorce, Uneont. $250.00 Ineorporatlon 200.00 Simple Wlll 15.00 Bankrllptcy 150.00 Adopti011 1100.00

Drunk dri.!JII', criminal and other aerYicea a.allable.

tr- ICJlelude Co•tal

FREE IN111AL CONSULT AnON

Beltway Piau SlloJpiar c.•

Gree11belt, lid. IO'r70

474-1101 can for appola~t

VISA Muter CbarP '

QTY ()II GiaN-T MARYLAND

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