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Volume· 51, Number 21 P.O. Box 68, Gre<>nbelt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., April 14, 1988

Cinema and Drafthouse Proposal Will Face City Council at its Next: Meeting

by Dlaae Oberg

A Cinema and Drafthouse propoeed for the Greenbelt (Utopia) Theater was the llllbject of an April 12 city COUDeil workaession. The eoUDdl, at its April 18 regu­lar meeting will discuss whether to take a position on the liquor license appli­cation for the cinema.

The applieaut Ia Greenbelt Cl- Iae. (GCI). Preoident Peter Carney Ia aloo preoident of -- Claema. lne., oper ator of tile Betbeoda CIDema

-- Drloftlooaoe - Wloconoln Aftllllae.. ~ propoeea a al:adla-r--'ioD at the Greenbelt Thea­ter.

rehabilitation of the theater an integral _part of their plans. and said that since there "is no mar­ket for single theaters the Cinema and Drafthouse is "im­perative" to the venture.

First Washington baa already met with the coneultants who prepared the master plan for the Roosevelt Center, according to City Planning and Develop­ment Coordinator Celia Wilson. Canley 11aid his i;lrm plans to restore the original marque while Genion said his Arm has already inquired about the city's plana for the. Center'• faeadea.

Dan L.Plac:a. attorney for 001. aaid that the joint ven­ture and the drafthouae are seP­arate iauea. -aDd that the joint ""'tun P<Opcoal should not be conaJdered a "veiled threat"'

strictly enforced. and that. for example. a 21 year- old could not bring in an 18 year .old date. He said that it was necessary to restrict admissions since with the dimmed lights and close seating it would not otherwise be possible to enforce the ban on underage drinking.

Ceandl Cencenu One of council's concerns was

the introduction of liquor ser vice into the center. Council­member Antoinette M.. Bram was concerned about minors using fake lD's. Carney ~~aid that employees are weU versed on valid ID's The theater siezes ::fd. tal:aiAed ~D's presented. he

Carney said that the theater Bee CINEMA. pa11e .. col. 1

~~ .... reeru.ited. •• • poaai­ble ·tenant by tloe Firat W aab­m,toa Denlopment Group, whleb ia eouicleriDc a joint ven­ture with . Georp Clmataeoe, - of·the ..._ lD the

= council reject the draft-- Goinv Down

Cllrn.,- ealled hla -llilh- Baltimore 8fvd? ment a dinner theater whi.eb We need 1110meone t.o take show• movies and said that tbe New. Reriew copy -to the franchloe -•nt prohibita printer 1n H~atUwllle ( 1 block the ohowluc of X-rated movies. _ , DDtth at l;be .MD iJri!lge) on

--~re-~=~ tire Center.

).:!~~~·==·~ ~. ~)' and

not inteud to --• u-.e far ~/"~byte?~_"; -., Gerden of Firat Wali>­

inctors told eoaacil that the pro­Jeet 18 DOl feulble witbollt ad­dRioDal ~e. Gerdon called

hard liquor. Patrone muat be doOr the nigbt before. Nominal at Jeaat 21 year• old, e.zcept for pay. Pleue call 441.;.2662 or ehildren accompanied b7 a par- 474-8483.

eot. ·Be Wd that this wu :::===========: CII .. L IPI SWIM PML FEES RT LETS SEllOn SWIM FlEE

by Diane Oberg The final unanimous vots did not reflect solidarity

among the Greenbelt City Council as members voted to raiae the outdoor swimming pool rates for the 1988 sea­son but did not charge n.sident senior citizens $16 for a season pass. This fee was proposed by the Recreation Department and supported by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. Although all members of council voted to continue the present policy of letting seniors swim free, two of those members did not themselves approve.

UDder tile ordinance paued by in the meeting and u.,. agreed ·· eoaaeB. n.ideat lleUOft pua to delay action until Council­

- ·will 'be POO for famllleo member Edward Pute.,., could ar­and $U for individuala. Non· rive. When the full 'eooneil vot­reolcleDt rateo will 'be $160 and eel, it waa apln deadloeked, •70. however, with Putena, Mayor Gil

The onl7 eontroveny aUJ- Weid.enfeld and Cooneilmember rOUDded the ~ to introduce Thomu :L White votinc for soa- · a •u eeuou paaa fee lor res1- pension and Councilmember Jo­d- -or c1t1seno. who c:or- lleph baaes and Antoinette !4. ....,tiJ' are not charged for &6-- Bram oppooed. IDiaaion. (Noareaident Ienior Finally, Weidenfeld ~inted eitlseaa are charged $40 under out the futility of the oppoar the Ol'd.inance.) tion. He .aaid that if council

:The Recreation Department did not -.ote to s1111pend the rules, needed eounefi'• deeiaion. at tJua the ordinanee would be placeG meetlnc m order to meet UI.BJZ on the next aceoda. at whieh the deadline for JWb:ltlnc the promo- three-member majority would tioDal material for the pooL preY&il 'nlua. the same rate:s Earlier eoaneil had appraved an would be imposed, but the recre­ameDdmeut to. the pool rate. ation department would have two ~ ia· the ordinance intro- fewer weeb to .ell pool passe•. ciueed at the Mareh meeti:De4 Isaaea and Bram both argued "TiaeNtore, a .,.ote by at least four for introduction of a fee for eo1IDCIJ:meml:ten to euspeDcl tbe resident senior c:itizens. Finally, ~ woalcl be required before in e«orta to forge a compromise. the cmliDaDCe eould be consider Bram said she woold agree not od few tbW · ~- . to impooe the fee thla year, if

<JcnmeiJ wu deadloe'ked at 2-2, eoUDcil would agree to impose ......._ it CODiiclered. the bill earl,. IODle fee next year; while baac•

WHAT GOES ON SaL. April 16, 3 P-"'- I>Tuc

Awareneas Program. :Youth Center ·

Sua.., April 17, 7 p.Dl. Bowie Sounds of Music:, Youth Center

Mon.. April 18, 8 p.m. Clty Council Meeting, MunicfpaJ Bldg,

Tue... April 19, 8 p4m, Green~ belt City Cou:\Cil & Crime Prevention Com. Public Hearing on Akohol and I>rug Abuse in Greenbelt. M1Hliciplll Bldg.

Wed-. April 20, 8 p.m. Advis­eory Pla.nni::lC' Board meet­ing, Municipal B11ikting 8 p..a. PRAB Meeting, Yolllth Center

Than., April Z1, 7:30 p.m. Crime Prevention Commit­tee. Muruelpol Bldg. 8 p.a, Greenbelt Homes, Ine. B:o&rd ol Directors, Hainilton P!JI.ce

sugcested a token fee of $5 for senior&. When neither of these proposa}a were supported by the "_group (1! three," Isaacs complained , that he and Bnm were the only ones giving in the compromise attempts.

Iu..aes aaid the members were "kidding ourselves" if they thouch:t the city could open the indoor pool and not charge ev­eryone. He •aw the current pool season aa a tranaitiOn year, with the city needing to recoup some of the renovation costs of the outdoor pool and introd.uc:e the idea that all citizens would have

s- POOL, pace 9, col 1

If BARC is Privatized •.. by Elaine Skolnik

The Prince Georges County Plannin;;:! Dt'p:~r~n:. f.·

Oc_tober 1987 issued a study evaluating- ~ht" t·1:·, • pnvate development at the Beltsville Agrk~.:~.,r,, ~earch Center on existing and programmed Jlubl 1

m the area. Apparently the study which Y..:t!"'

the Prince Georges county council' and the ('o:n·:~\ tive, was requested in response to ]()ngstanc~irw , that the Federal Government mi1<ht 'eil H.\ HI·

Over the years. a gradual chip- ed that .i.,.e .. ,,pm··r-~ ping away has seen BARC re- alt~rnuti\'''"' '.<.n.,: 1[ p1·,

duced from approximately 14,- ou 3 pub!•.- fM·1~1:, :l)\:"•

000 to its current 7.200 acres. re-quirt• t·>.:J·•·• •:w An amendment sponsored by beyond tr. .. ~•· .• :r ....... . Congres~man Steny Hoyer. and thE> ~ran"P"~'"t<J': ... passed by Congress at its 'last session, now prohibits future surplussing of BARC property nH'nls arP '' do·nJr.k:

;.:is~ouk:;~::r.coan:e:!e::in;:sn!~ :Ji;~>~·t·1~:~ •. :··~~;(_t''\ I''~'' ,

still felt among county and local rt>quirinl( otneials and BARC "watchers" t•xpan.;;.,-· because of the Administration's trary :" ( urn'n: desire to selJ federal lands in an Int~>nor efl"ort to reduce the deftcit. pruvl'nwnt~

BARe Report In his February letter accomp~

anying the completed stu,dy. County Executive Parris Glen· dening informed Mayor Gil Weidenfeld that the planning statr has concluded that .. private redevelopment of the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. even at a very low intenaity, would result in severe conse~ quencea for the infrastructure af Prince Georaes County." Glendening was referring., in par­ticular. to the •tUTOunding areas where master plans are being prepared - Subregion I (Belts· ville, and Laurel), CoUege Park­Greenbelt-Langley Park and Bowie-<CoUington. The BARC study will ·be in~orporated into these ptan.a. For te.ting purpoaea. the staa' drew up two hypothel>ical lahd IU.e ecenari011 - one coiltaining the lowest-'PQ•I»le land aae den­litlea. the other containin~r slightly higher densities. This analysis. sta« concluded, "show-

curr .. nc pl~,· . ~ ... Kenli'v\oor:h A \'"llll•· F•.' an ,, t,.;ht · i:o' ~ <!

d~·r ~lli R,. 1d '· Connt:ctur. ··~ ;· i' to lnt(•f"•'c\'

,. I

Sui] C•.'ll"'•'r':.·.l·J,,• 1 1 ~

least "' C•.'·!h t.>:-·

der Mill :1~<.! (;~··•· fo·inallr, Bl'av,·~ be upgrad,•d tween S•>.: and Kern]·,>,n·:h .\v, 1.•:•

.. ·-

ed and rek><.:ati'd t .. tJ.,. order ~o provul•· ,,~, distan<."f' from p,·,wd,•t \! " h The staff point,..,:;: <JUt 1 '.H.'

change mi~ht rt'qu 1 r· 1.:·

change with t hP l;., Washington Pc~.rl'l;n,y

Th~ !)tudy &.> .. ,., l'''th, • scena.r1os examin•·d ,,,,:;;~, · .~., , · additional wa:er pur!·;.~: padty~ as w"'Jl a,; th·~ ·'1"

tion of a w&h'r ~ton1 1(•: f, thretJ <!lemt·nt~t·y

middle s..::hnoL ··•rw·ha:f !!.chool, <.lll-E" n1~'""' f,~!

station. anri "·~) add,:: offict:"r!l.

CFI H~n leports on Parkway leco•llructioa; "Renaissance 93"

by Betsy Likowski Citizens of Greenbelt got the chan<.:€' tu tlnrl

upcoming construction on the Baltimore~ \V n~ h LJH'~ • ;t way (Parkway) at the Citizens for Greenl><•it (C'l-'1; 1 meeting on Thursday, March 31 in the 1'1t.y hers. Plans to renovate the Beltsville A.::-r;cultt;ral Center were also heard.

Several offtcia1s from the Na­tional Park Service aDd tJie Eas-­tern , Diredt Federal: Divri.sion/ Federal Highway Administration were on band to e.xplain and an­swer questions about planned renovation work on the Parkway. (The Parkway north from Route 50 to just south of Route 17.). including interchanges is un­der federa•l jurisdiction.)

Patrick Gregerao~ planner wi'th the National ·Park Service, explained · that repair work in~ eludes ftxing the pavement; eon· strueting paved.. six foot should­ers plus two feet of curb and gutter; improving some of the interehan.ges; repairinc some of the bridges; •nd. changing the guard rails to low. double faced stone walla (designed for aes­thetic reuons to be like those on Skyline Drive).

Work. will ftrs.t be done from the Waahington D.C. line to just south of Route 410 (Riverdale Road). Northbound lanes near Route 202 Wlill be reconfigured.

Gretleraon aaid that seetions near Route• 32. 193, 197, 198 and Riverdale Road are in the de-

sill'n -;~nJ.(•' ar:.l th ,t is d~Htgnin~t l~-'1- 1,1', Road)

land:l.capnq~ w: the Pnd of th,- prnJ•·· tivf' plant~, Th;:• vq~, ·

also b(' thJckt•ned i' !!CTeen :..h1· Parkway :r··rrl ...

AlthoU£h th<• ·-1~.~· rilr'', take plac.., m ·itff,.-•. ,., during thP 10 p:·.ar;< 1:-, project is <.'xp(•et••d .. , Project Mar.agPr !...:~ .;: 1'• L quipped thut tc. f;.rt·•·:;r. · will feel lih.t· li) r••-;n·~ struct ion, ~iTH'(' Cr•·,..~· r. t cated 1n th,. m :d!l'\· ,.f i ,, · way.

In Tt.''-P(Jfl,;e ·~u ])"J•·:' / question "n whn!.- r ... r ServicP wil! pLay •Tl

near the Hltf·rdJ&.!l;.{•'

the Parkway, CreJ<;:t·r~".'

eU that th1~y Wl ~1 Ccii',

bility f<lr :ht· •lr:J· a·ppearan-ct• of ~h,• ..,.,. ali~mt>nt. ur::.:i :ar.,.. '·J.l to the ramp. Hf' a,-,.•J there w1]; bt: thn·(· ,,H ·- •• each w.sy u:-.dt·r tnr Lr:dg­through lan.,..~ and

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Volume 51, ~·umber 21

Area Post Oic:es Euelld Serrice Hem .. A,n 15

Art-a post oftkea will be open until midn1gh t 't(l belp tax prc.-­~stinat.on Apri! 15.

T .a.x advisors will be on hand at th<e Wash1ntrtcn D.C. General }!.ail Fa.cohty. 900 Brentwood R.oad :S E and ~he National Cap­:t.a! St.at,on. 2' MaMa~busetts A~ .. to prov:de- tax forms and aYl..Ur:.:oe.

~.a<ler~ w~.ih;ng eertl'fication, c-E"giat?a:tor: or proper postage fM ov~rw~tght returns and fu:J wind-~w "ie:-v':.ce'! C"&n go to a~y of :h» : ·2 p.Q'!t officl:'!. e>pen in :he ar~a. And ram or shine~ motor­I&T..!l :a:-: drop otr tb.e1r mail tn

!:r()n': [)f a:l 19 a.reas, wbere po!>­tal ~~Ar:nel will standby out­sw:te the maln bai1dmp and in post&l '-d.:r'!.!" :o accept aln•<IY •t.ampe-d ~:'lve-.opes beann~: the ::orre-ct postage.

If you mail at a Southern l(ary!and, D.C ccHedion box ear::.e.r in the day. Richards ad­v'...sed. c-h~king t.he eollectwn !IA!bec:iul€' :o he !ure the next p1clr u-p W:l: me-et the tax deadlme.

Post offiee.a ~n Prince Georr.ces County opoe-n an~il mtdnigh.t are Southern Maryland ~neral Fa­elhty. 9201 Edge•orth Oriv'l!"; l.aurel Post ~e. 324 lllam M.ain s-:~~; Riverdale Poat Of­fice. &411 Ba.lt.J.more- A Yenue; 6270 K~m:Worth. Av-enue (mai-i vanJ H;gft Scftool ScMtnc. Fair wm Be~ Aflril16 & 17

.... lmost 400 studenta from Prince Georges, Calv-e--rt. Charles and St.. Mary'-s eoan(jes will be compoe-t1~g m the Pr1n« Georges Area. ..\Q:h Annua: S<=ience Fa1r rm thte w~kend of Apnl 16 and

Stu<!e~:.s fr?m :he six:h :hroogt: 12th gn.des who have wr,n sc1en<.'"!' competitions at then p1.1hi:c pr:vat..e or parochla; o~choo,g w:ll meet at t'ne Pn~~ Geo:-ges Community Coliege La:-­lf? St:..~.den! Center. Proje.:u w1:: b-e judged by members of the PGCC fa.:ulty and n.noas sc=ien­:111.:= a.:ssoci.ations. The winner of the !<!:r.wr di..-lsion t9th through 12th grade) will rt-ce"i~ an al~­e.xpense p.a1d trip ~o i.he Inte:r"!l.a· -:.iol"''a...: Seience Fatr.

Student entr"i~ w:il be a-va.> able for -n~inc by the puhl1c irom 5-9 ·30 p..m. on Saturday a.nd aga:n an Sunday. April 17 !rom 9--11 a...m. and 3-5 p.m.

TM even<; i3 sponsored by Prince Georgl!'s Community Col· Ieee- For more inform.at.1o~ .:a:: ~1~

J..O Fair for D~ A j® fair for th-e disabled wil:

be l:leki on April 18 at Largo Hich S.e:hoot f!"f:>m 9 a...m.. to 1 p.m. Prince Georg-ea County is s-ponsormc the fair.

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, April 14, 1988

Thursday. April 14. I <>88

GHI NOTES The Board of Oirec:ton will

me-et on Th~rsd.ay, April 21. at 8 p.m. in the Board Room

A c:ommittee rel!"eption W:ll be hoe..ld in the Board Room at 730 p.m. Fnday. April 22.

The t.&:"ond new member ;;ocial for 1988 wlil be ")n Tuesday. Ap­!"li U. at 1:30 p.m. in the Boa ra Room. Members who joined dur­Ing the 5rst qua:-ter of 1988 are encouraged :o partie1pate.

SHL T eeas Hold Duc:e Maratlaoa for 1-D

On Sunday, April 17. a.t 9 a.m. Mayor G1l Weidenfeld will k:lek otr a 12 hou;r danCe mara.­thon to benefit Muscular Dystro­phy. Other special guesU will be U"Wis S. BealL Lerner Cor· poration-Springhill Lake. adult teen club advisors, and the Rock­in' Va.lianta whoae m!Ulc wifl Jriv-e- :he dancers a roc-kin" start.

A Poster C h1ld will ma.ke a gQest appearan~ during the day, ancl D.J. Bird will prov1d<! muM~ for the 12 b~r ma.rathon.

The teens raised over $1,000 at their first Super Danee and hope to exceed that amount this year

Any teen.s who would hke to dance the day aw a.y with the 'i 4 who have- already re!l"istered

Pickard W"dl Be Hoaorecl Homemakers Club to Meet

The Prince GeOTges Philbar. mon:c: Orchestra announces that its fifth concert of the 1987-1988 season Wlll he presented on Sat­urday. Apnl 16... at 8 p.m. at the Queen Anne Fine Arts Building of the Prince Georges Commun· 1ty College, located at 301 Lar­go R.oad, near the Capital Centre.

Featured solois-t will be pian­l.'>t Jef!rey Chappel! in a per­ff)rmance CY( the Rachmaninoff Second Piano Concerto. Also on ~he program will be Rac-hmanin­off's Vocalise and Beethoven's Etghth Symphony. ~usic direc­tor Ray Fowler will be the· con­duc~or There is a fee.

Mrs. Dorothy Pickard will be honored tor her extensive con­tnbutions to the instrumental mus1c program in the Prince Ge­orges County 5<-hool System .at the concert. She has directed the orchestra at Eleanor Roose­velt since its open.ing in 19"76 and a.t Parkdale High Schoo~, wbich served Greenbelt students pnor to 1976. She took her Roosevelt orchestra to Vienna. playing 2nd in the International Music Festival there in 1981. And her Parkdale Orcbestnl went to music festivals in Ber­muda in 1974 and 1976.

For more information call 699-2540 during office hours. or 400· 2926 on Saturday.

F-ree Concert at U. of Mel. The University of Maryland

Symphonic Wind Ensemble, John E. Wakefield conducting. will give a special "On Tour., concert at the Center of Adult Education Aadit6rium, Monday. April 18, at 8 p,m., featuring the groups' two auphonium play­en in a Figaro iu Stereo para­phrase from Rossino's "Barber of Seville" a.a well as two rag­time 80108 spotlighting xylo­phone soloisU and the percua-. sion selections. Other selections indude work!'. by Grainger, Nel­son. Sousa, and John William&. Admission ia free.

please ca.ll 474--45&5. Others are invited to stop by and aupoort the teens in their eft'ort to fight Museu 1 ar Dystrophy.

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IMPORTANT

NOTICE

THE GREENBELT CITY COFNCIL AND THE CRIME PREVENTION COMMITTEE WILL BE HOLDING A

PUBLIC MEETING on

TUESDAY. APIUL 19, 1988 AT 8 P.M. TO RECEIVE CITIZE~s· INPUT ON ALCOHOL AND DRL'G ABCSE IN GREENBELT. MAJS"Y AREAS IN THE METROPOLIT A~ AREA ARE EXPERIENCING MAJOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEMS. GREEN­BELT IS NO EXCEP'l"ION - ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABt:SE NEGA TJVEL Y AFFECTS OUR SCHOOLS. O"CR NEIGHBORHOODS. AND OUR HOMES. THE MEETING WILL BEGIN WITH BRIEF PRESEN­TATIONS FROM A PANEL OF LOCAL AND STATE­WIDE SPECIALISTS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, PRE­VE:-o'"TJON. INTERVENTION, AND TREATMENT. THE PANEL DISCUSSION WILL BE FOLLOWED BY P'L-BLIC PARTICIPATION. THE SUPPORT AND IN­PL'T FROM THE COMMt:NITY IS NEEDED TO HELP IN ADDRESSING THIS ISSlJE. The meeting will be cablecast LIVE on the Greenbelt Municipal Access Channel BG~~n H. Mills, CMC

City Clerk

RepaWic:u Wemealeet The Republican. Womens' Fed~

eration of Prince Geonrea Coun­ty will meet on Saturday. April 16 at 10 a.m. to make plans for the 1988 elections. The meeting will be held in the 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant on Calvert Road. College Park.

The featured speaker. wilJ be Charlie Deegan. a member of the Prince Georges County Board of Electi-ons. Special guest for the 12:15 p.m. luncheon will be Dan Fleming, chairman of the Maryland Republican Party.

The public are invited to at­tend. There is a fee.

Cable Commissi- Looks At Increased Charges

The Prince Geo111':es County Cable Comm.is.&ion will continue their discuasion of Prime Cable, Ine..'-s-._ . ~eased installation charge· at their ~la.r meeting on Monday, April 18 at 6 p.m. in the County Administration Building (Room L-131, lower lev­vel), Upper Marlboro. The pub­lie is invited.

At their last meeting, the commission requested William Hysell, Prime's genen.l manager to further clarify the increase in the Universal tier's service from $25 to $99.50. Assistant County Attorney Ralph Grutz... macher waa also instructed to report on whether the commis­sion had the authority to issue an order prohibi-ting Prime Cable from charging the high in&~alla· tion fee. The commission was concerned that the increase could be ch-aracterized as "dis­criminatory" because of thr- dis­paritY with the general $25 in­stallation charge.

Goddard V"llitars Center Ofers Public Eveats

On Sunday, April 17. the God­dard Space Flight Center's. Vis­itor Center will be featuring a model rocket launch at 1 p.m.

Also on April 17. there will be a speci-al guest appearance star­ring David Zahren and Watson on the subject "Give Science a Hand," from 12·2 p.m. at the Visitor Center.

On April 24 a public prograTtl, "Robotics: Our Space Age Help· ers." will be presented at the­Visitor Center at 1 p.m.

For more infonn!l tion. call the Visitor Center at 286--8981.

Preli•iaary Agenda

Thursday, 8 p.m.

April 21. 1988

1. Approval of Agenda

2. Approval &! Minutes

3_ Approval a.( Membership Application)\

4. Visitors and Members

S. Ccmmittees

e. Manager.

7. President

8. Board Members

AGENDA Regular Meetfng of

City Cauncil Monday,April18,1988

8:00p.m. L ORGANIZATION

1. Call to Order 2. RoU Call 3. Meditation and

Pledge of Alleciance to the Flag

II.

Ill.

4. Consent Agenda - Approva.l of Staff Recommendation.> (The consent agenda eonaMta of those items which have .&.Uerieks {•) placed beside them, aabjeet to such revi<Jions u may be made by the Council prior to approval)

6. Approval of Agenda and Additions

COMMUNICATIONS 6. Petitions a:-~d Requests

(Petitions reeeived at the m~eting will not be acted upon by the City Council at. this meetir.g unless the standing rule~ a:re waived by the Coun.:il)

7. Minutes of Council Meeting'S 8. Administrative Re-ports 9 ~ommittee Repor~ ~ Presentation

LEGISLATION 10. A Resolution to Amend Resolution 658, "A Resolution to

Establish a Se.<1ior Citizen Task Foree•• to Increase the Size of the Task Foree · - First Reading (Sus-ppm-ion of t.he Rules, Seeond Read­

ing and Final Paaaage Being Recommended)

IV. OTHER BUSINESS 11. Liquor License - Cinema a: Drafthouse 12. Deelaratio:t of Storm Drain Easement Greenbelt Police

Facility 13. Leaaing' ol -4.71 Acres of :MDOT-SHA Property I-95 and

Greenbelt Road at Golde:1 Triangle Drive 14. Master Plan for North End Center

(Petition Received Apn, ... 1988 ltleeting) 15. Request for Sponsorship at EleaDor Roosevelt High

Sebool "'It'-s Academic'" Participants 16. Funding for Day Care 17. Skills for Growi~ Program 18. Appointmellta to Senior Citizens Taak Force

V. SCHEDULING OF FUTURE MEETINGS

NOTE:" THIS IS A PRELIMINARY AGENDA - SUB.lECT TO CHANGE

, ..

• Thursday, April 14, 1988

CI'G M-tln11 (Coll&laaecl from pace Obe)

deeelaatiori Jane.. A Greea.bria.r resident asked

!;low cioee the realJgnment of the Partway interchange wouJd brine tbe road to the Greenbn­&Z' l:eDDia courts and what plans "Wm'e heine made to butfer tne courta. JJe.Lorme assured blm tbat eve17 effort would be made ·to .aereen tne courts.. but tney have 7et to rec:e1ve t.be gradmg plana.

TOe Park Service oftlcials aaid -that part of the JanG&caplng would be opening up aome 0.1: 1he &l'eaa wnere treea nave crown over the road to create a tunnel e&rect. .Several person• expreaaed concern at tbl5. .tsut Dewrme auured t.nem it wouid he · apannaJy done and only m areaa wbere such den&e growth occurred tor mile alter mue and ... pta boring~"' Several people exclaimed at onee that .. we n.ke tree. here in Greenbelt" and "that~• not boriD&'!'

Specific ·questions were a.lao askecJ. about Y&rioua po.rte of the Parkway. The Patu:ent bridge ia eeheduled to be repaired thia year.

Ruth Kutner wondered if the width of the survey stakee meant that additional lanes would be added. Gregerson assured her tbeH bad nothing to do w:ith constraction.. He added that the Park Seniee does not wan.t three lana north of route 450.

Keith Chernikoft' asked if there were· plana to improv.e lighting. Grepnon aaid there were not. for it is "not in character with a parkway." Thermal plastie atripeo with glau beads to help vi.tbility will be· added in the m.ilidle aad at \the edce of the road.

BARC Dr. Waldemar Klassen, di­

reetor of the Beltsville Agricul­tural Research Center (BARC) ga•e a abort talk on plans to restore BARC. Called· "Renais­sance 93,'' it plans to reston: and upgrade BARe and the National Arboretum by the end of 1993. The total eost i!'. $162 million, of which $27 mil:W.on bas already bi!en spent. Very little money has been JPellt on BARC in the laat 50 yean, Klassen said.

CPG-Leading off the night., Eunice

Coxon was awarded a green and gold plaque and 550 from CFG by President Marvin Holmes, Jr. u outltancling citizen ac­ti>rist of 1988.

Tbe alate of nominees was el­ected by aeelama.tion: Holmea. reelected president; Maureen Nelaon. vice president; Ruth Kutner. secretary; and Sandy Bowers. treaaurer.

Zoni.ac committee chair Barry Schlesinger said that very little

TENTATIVE AGENDA Adriool'Y Plamllnc

s-r<l M-a

W ........ ,.. AprU 20, 1988 . . 8M p.IIL

Coafereaee Roo• Mllllldpl lllllldiac

1. CALL '1'0 ORDER Ill. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 8. APPROVAL OF

JftNU'1'ES 4. DISCU8BION OF KAS­

'l'ER PliAN FOR LANG­LEY PABX..COLLEGE PAJIX.GREII:NBELT

6. DISCUSSION OF "NEW GBZJ!INBI!lL'l"' STUDY

NO'nl:; 'DIIs lo • ~ ... a­----joet. to ch&J>ge.

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW has happened on parcels 1 and 2. THANKS

He said the develQPers have not come back and that council is not doing much about the par­cels.

Seblesinger commented that , he was glad to see that the

News Review is finally covering Greenbelt East meetings. Al­thou~rh be believed that there is a lim.it to what can be done in deve~opment and zoning matters. Schlesinger encouraged citizens t.o &O o.0 councu and Advisory Planning Board meetings.

Transportation committee chair Dou~ Love said "the mesa" at Kenilworth Avenue ia still there. He also abowed a diagram of the planned ehances at the Parkway interehance. pointine- out that the new ramp will exit across from El Torito.

On OFG busineu, Holmes no­ted there waa a 20% increase in membership in the last. year. The treaau.rer reported $21D7.72 in the bank.

It was reported that CFG is. down to the last 500 maps it produced of the city of Green­belt. OFG received a letter from Mayor Weidenfeld thank­ina' the orpnization for pro­<lueine the maps.

1".bere was considerable ru.­cuuion about the idea of uni­versal registration. Leonie Pen· ny said ah.e would like to see C­FG come out in favor of a bill tilat is under conaideration by the Maryland State Legislature. A motion waa approved to have the board make the deei.a1on af­ter reviewin&' a cOpy of the bill.

A motion was a!ao passed to oppose the Silver ·Diner in Green­way and ita environs.

library Friend• to Meet Friends of the Greenbelt Li­

brary will meet W~, A­pril 20, 7:30 p.m. at the LlbMry. The J'une Strawberey- Fe~:~t wiil be discuaaed. Anyone intereated in promoting the Library and raising funds for Library mater­ials and servieet1 call Barbara Simon at 474-2192.

To the Editors On behalf of Greenbelt Little

League, I would like to express our sincere thanks and apprecia­tion to the Greenbelt Public Works Department, specifically Ken Hall and the Special Details Crew along wit.h the Parks Crew of Richard Mills.

Thanks to these fine city em­ployees, the players and fans of Greer.belt Little League will be enjoying a brand new score­board. (donated by Pepsi-Cola. Inc.). and various grounds im­provements to help make 1988 our beat season yet. All are invited to come out and cheer their favorite teams along.

CluJrlea ,M. Atti.ck, IV Preait:lent, Gre~mbelt Little League

Student Suspensions Get Public Hearing

The Monitoring Committee on Student Suepensions, a citizens advisory group to the Superin­tendent of Schools. has .aeheduied a p~blic hearing on Monday. A1>ril 18 at 7 p.m. in the audi­torium -of the Saaseer Adm"ini· stration Building in Upper Marl­boro.

The hearing will give ordinary citizens the chance to comment on isaae& and coneerna regarding the student suspension proceaa within the Prince Georges Coun­ty Public Schools. Testimony from the hearing will help the committee eondoct its independ­ent observation, review O:nd ev-­aluation at tbe school aystem'-s implementation of plans to re~ duee •tudent soapen.sio.na.

The 1~member committee was appointed lut fall ..bJ' Superin· tendent J'ohn A..-1tai-PhJ'. with Alexander Willii-·State's At­torney for ~ &Iorge& Coun­ty, u ehailWIIL

Those wi.shiDg 'to speak at the hearing abould register m ad­vance by calling 952--6016: Indi­viduals will be given three min­utes of speaking time, repre::;en­tatives of groups or organiza­tions wiJ.l have five minutes.

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Competition to Beoollt

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Saturday, April30, 1988

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The News Review welcomes

letters to the ed~tor. They mu;;t be signed in handwrit­hg (with ·the name also printed), and must bear the writer's address and phone number. Names will be with­held upon th~ rec_uest of the wr~ter. If possible, letters should be typed double"-space-d on one side cd the paper. All letters lire subject to editing for rea-.Yons of s.paee, libel. taste, a:1d C"'larity.

Bike Races Open To All The nn•Pnbo•.: P<~rk

rac:es. whll'h \p: be held t'Vt"f y in~ ln GrP1·nlH !! }"';,!).. ]\""'.,

h~·.d for nd•·r· abi!Lti,,.,;_ fr :n RegJstrat:.-·:1 trw Holh· I'.< e!'. begln.ni:.c .... ~ thto l'ulk>~:t· f',,n. H

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<!rutting <£all.rry hr HAIII - • - CAlif Sl'fCIAUSlS GREENWAY EAST PROFESSIONAL BUIL<.)l:",l:~ 7525 GREENWAY CENTER DR1VE • SJilf •. ,

474-U7 0 GREENBELT. MARYLAND 2077C 474

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"Rick'' Barber, GRI, CRS of

.ERA, Nyman Realty, Inc. Propertiet!l available for inspection: A) GREENBELT: 2 BR. Larli!:e den "r nr.;,J; HI: . .!-:':;1 .~ -i

SONRY, w / la11ge addition. A STEAL AT 8) GREENBELT: ;)8~ FRAME . .w; Lar,g-~- d~·<k !'··,,,:

tion. C) GREENBELT: JUST LISTED! 3 HH FRA~f I· ~, ..... t< ,~,

and bat.h, many U(Jgrades. Walk to C~>~~ ·~·r ~- l : .. · D) GREENBELT, JUST LISTED! 3BH, Ju> c

work added for vent~~atfon for CAC, wll: !1\•t

E) GREENBELT 1BR T()wnome, UpgradPd lhlfnJ,.rlt' 11f l ' I CELLENT CONDITION! GREAT STAl ... ~fl·,h. 1 ~-1 !(•

F) RIVERDALE HEIGHTS LARGE .3BR ZHTfl f. >~H ,

screened porch, wood deck, QUI€C J( call• J ~ l 1..

loan or no money down govt -t'

G) NEW CARROLLTON: 2BR f'OND<J 1'()!'--;!r~f>l! ,A.', I•J SIGN W/ C.A"THEDRAL CJo;IJ.IN(,,')! l,,.t .:, ,<!) f'' ( I $$$.· BONUS!!! • <

NOTES FOR THE WEEK' THINKING OF SELLfNG YOUR HO.M J-: ., c ·11 '"'; :--1

A CHANGE OF RESIDENCE? CALL Ytll');. ~·~··~·1.\11 J, BASED REA-I.TOR WITH OVER 10 YE:AB~ llf.' .\W\i-:1, 11,

NING SERVICE!

474-5700 J-H·lfll•' PLEASE ASK FOR "RICK"

Department of Recreation

City of Greenbelt

~~~~~~F 47~6878 ~ DRUG AWARENESS

PROGRAM

WHAT: We have planned a Drug .·\v.;d'l·w·..:.~ J"n gram for parents and their t'lnnt..~nt ar·f children. A general druv ,;•.-'.an··:;·-­presentation will begin thi:--; inf(;rm;..di't' 1 r·n­gram. Children and adult.-; \.nil t L~·~~ l;. livided into two groups. Childrt·n wi:l ..,·at. h an excellent video presentation IJn h·-l\v -~--Hi why to say NO to drugs and ak(,h,,,J. Pa.r· ents will listen to a panel pre~entat.:c,n •n­sisting of representatives frnm th ... t;n'i'l'L· :• Police Department, Greenbelt Crime PrP'- ,.,:­tion Committee and Prince Genrve::- C ~"ll1n: .• Directorate of Addiction and Pr{'vt•ntlor: Pr~·­grams~ Following the panel prt:R.e:nta~J,,r., time has~ aUotted for question!--! and di:t­cussion. The latest literature covering :lrJP: awareness issues will be available a.::.; wo:·ll

WHEN: Saturday, April 16, 19B8

Til!IE: S :00 p.m.

WHERE< Greenbelt Youth Centw

Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Police Blotter reported in the crash which end­ed the ebase.

A resident of Sprinogbih Lake reported a auspicious-a.ppearing vehiele in the 6200 bloek of Springhill Court on April 6. Of­deer Mike Jeffreys cheeked and found the vehicle had been stol­en from Washington, D.C.

P arual LiaUac Baeecl • Intorwatioa ReM..ed. by tiM' G.-lt Police ~­Or: A.p:-11 .l Greenbelt Police

D~partmen: otfteen were- asked ::.0 us:s~ -::he t.• .S. Park: police a.!­t.er a !L:.3'Pect veh1c:e Oe>ng ehas­i!d by ':.lle Park po:ice entered tile c:~y T:'le dnvet" abandoned the 1 eh;.;:,e wh:eh ha<i ~en report­~ stil;e-7". tn a cour:t on Soutn­way anC: ~e.:: or. foo~. Sumerous :'"t'&!dent~ :a::ed the police. re-­;::•J:-:;ng a man run~og through

~-~::. ~~;),~~:~~~~c;:;~~~i~fe ;-.~_.,pi"\t wa.'l apprehended in the >4 (r;-u:-: o'! Ridge Road and :ur..e-<! ~-v~: :..:. the Park Pol:ce :'·:;,; .~r.a:-~es. A ~okesman '!or ·!:(" t_;re--e-,t>e.t Po!;ce ~partlm!n-: ,.xp:-o;.s~e.: :tie department'!! :.~ l.fiiCs, ¢"': ":>er.alf of :he odke:-s e-o:ga,;t€-d :c:. :ne ch.ase.. to the md:-.y ~eg.·ie~:s "Who ::a.iled :n en· ah.~~ii:' :.-.e ·)ffi.::ers to captu-re tn.e ~..:.3-p<:'·::~

-: ... ~ Sr.a-:dard Federal Savin~!!. Ba-:K Gr!enway Shopp1ng C~:-::er ".lia.g ::-ob~d :m April 7 at a~ou~ ?, 35 p.m. The 3Uapect ~~reat.:-:-:t:>d a :ei~er. at.a.t:ng that ,'\~ ~.all a weapon although he did r.ot <1:ip.<>y .J~. A!ter gettmc a.tJ

Jc:d·.3c .• ,i-,d amooJ.nt o.t money, :h-e .s .:.;.~:~e.::! ~he bar.k on fooL A::: ex:.;:-.~Jve o:heelc of the area !,)r :ne ~;.:sp€'Ct was negative. :-,· onP. ,;'! :he c·a:-:it emp1oyeea wu ::1;·.u~ ThO! 3u.spoect •as d.e­;;.::!"':bed u a white male. 30-.35 year-;J ;.<.1. .5 g·· or 5'10'• with gray:.!r.t'l. b.ond ;,air. wearinc .a. 2'Te--en army coat and btue jeau. . A W•;man resident waa a.s­-::lited. by :wo men near the post offi-ce or. A.pril 3 a: aboat S 56 ;J.m She s.aid that she was 11pp~0a.:'h.ed :.y the men and one of :.:'1em grabbed her on the but­tock~. Short;y ':.herea!t.er. oft'it:'­en :co:a:ed two poss:-b:e so.&peet.A but ~iea.s~ ~hem when the wo­man coo•.1ld !'!;Ot :denti1y them.

r?.J: Apr.: 2 Sgt. John l..ar..:'l ar·'!"~.s~E"ci a. nonM!stdent male !or d:surder!y :!'1toX1cat10n alteT a C.l~turt:..&nee a:: the Roosevel~ c~n:er ~a::. The nex: day Lar:n arres-eec. another nonresident ma:"' !or :or4umw.g aicohol­,c ~E:VE':'"a.les :;. pubilc. The ar­~:lt ·..,as ~a-de :n Bnden Field Parlt A: :.ne !ame loc.a::on Cp;. T.mo'.:hy Hah:". arres~ a non­:-~s:ar:!":'lt m.a.!"l :,n ."-prJ: 5 for di..i­~;,;,.-b;ng ~e -peace and being :n ?<:ues.!:u~. -,! PCP. The drugs

Paint lranch Unitarian Church

U15 Pow-der \till Road n~a• Cherry F-11~ Road)

~ur~_ \pril 17, 9:30 am:! 11:15 a.m Service: .. The Home-. e-s-3' ~ 71:!1 Harring-:on. P G C~.)mmun:ty Mi71lstry

Church Sch.ooi 9:30 a..m.

........ R.. W. Kellie.,- U7-JM6

Baha'I Faith The :nd:v:dua~ mu3t be edu­ca :..e-d :.o su~h a h1gh degree ':..'u.t ~e wo-tJld :=-a:he-r ha'l'e his t:'l.r-::l.&t -:uo: :har. tell a lie. and would :..h.:1k :t 1!-&g:ey to be ~ed wi-th a ~~Word or p1erced . ..,:th a spear r.h.an to utter- caiumny or be earried away br wrath.

- B..a!u. 'i Saered Writings

Greuabeit BaJl.a "i C... -.it}' P 0. Bo::a: 240

Grell!nbeh, MD 20'7'71)

~18 .n..-

were found on the :5-uspe.::t af­o::e-r he h.a.d been p.l.ued n.nd.er ar !'est,

A resident woman reported being a.ssaul-ted :n the awo block ot Bird Lane (in W "nd~or Green) on April Z after a pa.rk­~ng di:!'pn~ with another moto.:r­:st who h.ad. been parked in the victim's reserved space. Aceord­mg to the Vl!C~lm. ':he other mo­t.or:st attempted tA) stnke her w:t.h h1~ veh1::le a.5 he drove a-­way. The woman wa.s not in­ju-red.

A non-re~id-en: m..an re-por..ed that his wa::e: was stolen by a pickpocket 1n :he Beitway P:az.a. ~a:l on Apr:~ 1 at 6:4-8 p.m. The su~peet wa-l descrtbed a~ a blaek maie, 1.8-2C' years old. With a trnn bu1ld and bLack hair, wear­•ng gray pants.. a wb-ite sblrt .and a gn.y cap.

After ot!ieer- Tom Keifiine at­o::empted to stop a ve-hicle fCff' a minor tral!'io::: violation in the 100 b"odl: of Westway, a high.!lpeed ehase ensued. Tbe cb.ue led :n r-ough the str(>e"tJI of central Greenbelt and ended at Kenil worth Ave. and Crescent Road when the suspect lost eontrol of h.1a vehicle and struck another car. The sus-pect jumped out an-d Hed on :foot to,....rda Ivy Lan-e wher-e he was ap-prehen-deo. boy Kei:!ine. Tbe vehicle the sus­peet had been dnving had been reported stolen to _the Montgom­ery County police. The man was charged with thett and numerous tramo o«enses .a.nd held on bond. There were no serions injuries

ST. JOHN'S CHutCH fpiKopa#

Baltiaere Bh'd .. at Powder Mill Rd .. Beltarille

8:30 a.m. Holy EDCharist 10:30 a.m. Holy Eoc:hal'i!!t 10:30 a.m. Sunday Sebool

Rev. John G. Bals.. Rector ~7

A refrigerator was reported stolen on April 1 from an un­finished home on Megan Lane.

Some time over the weekend of April 2-3. an office in the ?300 block af Ivy Lane waa entered by !on-e. No pr-operty was ~ ported stolen but approximately $500 of damage WaJ done to the office.

A resident reported the tb.~t o! a motorcycle from the park­ing lot in the 9100 block of Ed­monston Court. It wa.s desc.,.Jb­ed as a 1982 Yam aha 55C Vielon. hlaek: wi"WJ red stripes, New JH­sey :registratiou E521A-

Between about 5-630 p.m. on April &.. an attempt was made to foreibly enter the PEPCO substation in the 6700 block of Greenbelt Rd. The perpetrator:~ were apparently ~.ared of! when an alarm sounded.

Incidents of theft from autos and vandalism involving vehl. .... · les occurred in the peri'od April 1-8 as follo"Wl!: on April 1 in the 7800 block of Jacobs Dr. and the 7800 block of Emily's Way; on April 2 ,at the Greeubelt Lake parking l-ot and in the 8100 block of La.kecrest Drive; on April 3 in the 90C.O block of Edmonstun Road; on April 4, 5 and 6. in the 7000 block of Greenbelt Road. the 100 bloek of Lynbrook Court and the Greenway Shoppine Center, respectively.

<:::>< Catholic

Community of Greenbelt

MASS - Utopia Theatet­Sunday, 10 A-M.

Greenbelt Community Church n Hillside &. Cresc:ent Road. 1 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

,J..r~ Phone: 474-6-171 mornings ~ . '-

1 1 1. , , 10:15 am i';unda~ Worship

,· J,·-~~-: ~ :: 11:15 am "Coffee Break" .·· · ~J: 11:30-12:15 _Fellowship --~ ~ , I I -, · . and Learnmg for all

··;;j.. . ' ' ~';,":s.,ry care provided. "A church of the open mind, tlt.e warm heart, the aspir­ing soul, a nrl the soc-ial 1·isio-n ..• "

Holy Cross Lutheran Church 61105 Greenbelt Read

Wontll:ip Servi-eu Sunday 8:30 and 11:15 Lm.. (Inf.&Dt can provid-ed esch 3eTV"ice)

Sand&y School a..nd Bible Cla.a&e. 9:&0 a.m.. Pl"e-Seho<H Department 9:50 aDd 11:15 a.m. For in.form::a.tion reprding procrama far youth. younc adults. singles, and .senio-r eitaen.s. pleaae call Ute Church o8ice.

Edward H. Siner. P..too 345-5111

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Reereatioa Review CPR ~ ReP<ntloa

Cardiopulmonary Resuaeitation Clas.s will be held May .10 and 12 at the YotJth Center hom 7 to 10 p.m. To pre-register. call the Recreation Department Businua Office at 47~78 between 9 a.m. and 5 p-m. Sprillc Coaoert at Y oatil Ceater

The Bowie Sounds of Music will perform on Sunday, April 17 at 7 p.m. at the Greenbelt Youth Center. All residents and their guests are welcome.

Diacoollt A•aae•eat Park Tidoeta

Pick up diseoont theme park tickets at die Greenbelt Recre­ation Department Business OI­fice.. M.onday-Fl-iday, 10 a.rn.-4 p.m.; Sat., 9-12 noon.

This special discount prognlm is sponsored by "Maryland Recre­&tion and Parks Association to improve eonaervation o! parks and recreation in the state or M"arylaDCI.

Pay by -certified cheek. money order or ea.sh. No personal cheeks.. pleue. Date-Ciaaace of PRAB Meet.iag

The regular monthly meeting ol the Parks and Recreation Board will be held on Wednes­day, April 20 at 8 p.m.

V olk,-ball - C..potithoe Co-recreational competM.ive

volleyball is played at the Green­belt Center Elementary School

Mowatt Memorial Ullitedll- Cluo,...

fe Rldae Rd. 47~1·

SII1Miay su-I 10:08 A.M.

llendac Wontup liM A.M •

Rev. Dr . .1._ Choll&' Park Putor

474-lft4

Thursday, April 14, 1988

Golden Age Club by s.-s ....

Happy Birthday to us! Happy Birthday to U!!!l! Happy Birth­day Golden Agers. Happy birth­day to us! Our 31st. no les~"" that is, as a elob, most of usl' could more than double that as individual!!. we•re going to have a birthday party at Le F"ntaine Bleu., 7943 Annapolis Rd.. at 11 :30 a.m_ on Wednesday. April 20.

We have one s.ad thing about thia party-we can't get a bus to take WI there and we will have to carpool. Anyone wbo doesn't know with whom he/she is riding. get to the bank by 11 a..m.. and wait !or someone and anyone with room in his/her ear. go by the bank and piek up the atrays. We can do it, even without a bu.s -we golden agers can do any­thing! There is a charge and reservation~ are necessary. For information and resen-ationa.. please call Agnes Noaek. 723-5194.

Gymnasium on Monday evenings fr-om 6:30-10:30 p.m. Everyone. 16 years and over, is welcome.

City Athletie Field Per•ita First priority !or practice and

game uae of city athletic tields goes to youth and city leagues. All other ose is on a first come. ftrat served bas:ia.

MISHKAN TORAH SYNAGOGUE

Ri<l,ge.& Weotwa:v Rda. Greenbelt, Md. 474-4223/4224

Conservative/ Reconatruetiom.t

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

Rabbi: San1 Grife

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ADD WORSHIP OF GOD GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH

474-4212 Bible Study For All Ages (Sun.) 9:45 A.M. Worship Services (Sun.) 11 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.) 8:00P.M.

GREENBELT

THANKS

MERCHANTS The Greenbelt Recreation Department wishe• to

acknowledge the generous contributions of prizes for the 1987 Annual Easter Egg Hunt, made by local merchants. ThP following merchants provided prizes in the form of certificates, which were hidden in the 'eggs' and found by lucky children:

Academy 14 Theatres Chef's Secret Dennys Fireside House ' Beef Golden Dome Godfathers Pizza American Legion Post 136 Greenbelt Variety Donuts-n-Stuff Bennigans

Greenbelt Carry Out Highs Jaspers Safeway Subway

Three Brothers Pizza Wendys Roy Rogers Sir Walter Raleigh Inn

Please patronize these area merchants. Their sup­port of our community recreation program helps to make Greenbelt a great place to live.

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_:I'hursda;r, April 14, 1988 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

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Cinema and Draft House on Agenda (Co'lltinued froa pa&'e .oae)

~ c:ea.:~d ~tw~n sboW'5, leav­-.g pa-:.:-).~3 .ess :han two hou:N

:_:?e d;~:~~~~n~n a:~di~~~ u~:~ 3.a:d ·.ne ~-x:..:..! at Ute drafthou,;e ,_;. ':Jn --~ mov·.e. rather ":han ~r. :;;..:.; ~-::·>~ a.··H:i dnn)( and socia!:..:­;r2' ?-e!"":nitt:~g soeializ:r-.jZ "M'•J'..:.: ::~:urb mov:egoers ac . .C .-: . .:r·. ~ .. ,., b..:s:ness.. he sa>d.

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-:.!: ·:-. ~-a., ·~nce:-:ed t.":lat ·:.·.: "".~-·.a.:· _,f :~.,. proposed.

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.._- ~"~s::'M"~,fied e-:n<:-r-gency :1 ~-~._ _, ?·Jt-e-.;; .>a:d tr.a: a

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1egislaton pau.ed that day pro---hibits the l.!uance of liquor !i­

eenses to :heat-ers in the county. T"ne legisla:•on takes etfec~ on .J-...ly 1

Bram ~:d :hat e\·e-n 30. she would opose the ;iquor !icense :r. the sp1r.: of the :e~slatwn.

wh:cn counc:l ~.~-d ;;uppor~ed.

LaP~a.ca ;;aJd that the draft-i-lou.;oe was. a res.:.auran-: tha: snowed mov:~s a-::d that h.s pcs:­:lfJfi b :ha~ :he :egJ.slatiiJ!, ioe.~

:--.,;: app.y :o :his esta.Dhshrr.~r.t. Citi::r:en Concenaa

V:ce Pre-s1d€r:t WaynP '1\·:.­-~m, of Greer.bel~ Home~. Inc ~ead a ~tat"'me-nt from :."1<? CJ•Jard t!iat took :'!-:- po!'llt;cJn or. ::-a· q.,.')r ~;ce-r.s,:. p-e ~e. bu: expr<~-s-­

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-;e-:>d 3orr.e profi: mak:;.g bu,l~

.;es;; .n ~ha:: space. Anotf:e:- -~oncern, e-xpressed by

B~atr.ce Wfut.:--hall. was that the :learby ~!dent.; may be u.~­tu:-~d by :he noise ftenerated by a large !l:lmber of peop~e "x:ti:"!g :ne ~-r:ete:- at :ht> ::me.

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d~n :s-a:. "''· at:vrney wi'h La­P . .t.ca";, -:ir-:n. spea!ung u a pn· va~e ~es:dent. ~hought the drait­:-.ou;;e a gTea: :d-ea for Gl"ef'rb,.::. H<.:: ~atd .t -....:.uld attract ar". ~~.;tdcr:t,; wh,.J W'Juld uth~~wisc ;..;o c:,;...,w:-.. ·o:c :: 'r en:c~·~a;:.n.oo:.t

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BarOC(H laic Pregna At Playhoue Apri 19

The Publiek Playbowse will present a "Festival of Baroque Music" on April 19 at 8 p.m., combining perlormanees by area artists Con Viva Mu.sica and )(usica F~tiva.

Mnsiea Festiva, an ensemble of professional musicians spec­ializing in the music of the 18th and 19th centuries, will present an instrumental performance of Baroque chamber music.

Con V1va ~usica.,. a chamber vocai ensemble, will perform an a cappella repertoire of the 15th through the 20th centuries.

For tlcket information call 277-1710 (Voice or TDD).

CITY NOTfS T:'lP .otenera~ crew worked on the

fir~a. patchmg of the surface on H,-J~ew0od Drive. This will com. p.et.:: the underdrain projec-t.

The p3.rk.s crew are working ••n a~h:et1c fields. Several drain ,;wale~ have been opened up ar::Ju:-d :h•· ne:ds In a.n effort to -~:·.-ert water from the playing ~-u·faces. The grass-cutting !'lea· s•:.n ha:> begun in earnest.

Th.e hortlculturist is prepar­~~1? roadsides and other planting locations for summer flowerS'.

The refu.se crew is a-till short­handed. but a final employee has been hired. Due to the inclement weather and heavy eoileetion re­ques:ts. special trash is approx:i· mate~y four to five dan behind.

Tom Rene-ha.n urged the city to cons1der the positive- sides of th.e proposaL as well as the nsk.s. He -s&ld that the city would incur considerable eosts to rehabilitate the Center if the private proposal fails and sa.d tnat any business that generates significant income would be Uke­ly to strain the parking facii1· tl€'>1

Rer,ehan ;;aid ;:hou ld v:ew the ,.,para~..-ly from 5i :OL'e 1t could be w:,ere in the c-1ty.

the council Arts Center th~t theat~:r.

located else-

Brahm Dlllezart Are UM Symphoay Features

The University of M,aryland Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of William Hudson. wi1l give a concert on Thursday, April 21 at -8 p.m. They will pre­sent the Brahms Serenade in A Major and will be joined by pi~ anist Anne Koseielny in the Mo-­zart Piano Concerto in A Major. K.488. The performance will be­held in the Tawes Recital Hall at the University of Maryland and is free of charge. For in· formation can 4.54-66-69.

The Gree~~belt Extension Homemakers Club will meet. W ednesda,y. Apn'1 20 at 8 p.m. at the home of Solange Hess. C<Hlost.eSs is Flo Abel.

The program, "Radiological Health and Patient Education•·· will be presented by Marie Riggs.

Extension Homemaker Clubs are open to all, irrespective of race, color, religion, national or­igin, sex., or handicap .

For more infor-mation, call Lo­ri Moran at 345-1429.

Greenway Center

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Members Only

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Greenbelt Tennis Association

1988 Spring Membership T ournoment DATES. April 23, 24, 30, May 1 ENTRY DEADLINE: 6 pm, April 20

WHERE: Braden Field. Players may contact the tournament directors on Fri­day, April 10 between 6pm and lOpm for starting times. The draw will also be posted at th<! Youth Center.

TOL'RNAME~"T DIRECTORS: Jim Kylis (474-7258) and Jonie Dies

TO ENTER: ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE ENTRIES Send entry fee and form to: Joni Dies Make check or money order 101 Northway payable to GTA . Greenbelt, MD 20770

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Gray Panth~n invite tOeal res­ident. to an interesting and un­usual play Saturday. April 16 at 1:30 p.m. in the Greenbelt LI­brary. The free play. M.I. The Double Scarlet Letter, whieb deala with mental illness.. is per­formed by the Center Players.

It hao been wrKten by Dr. Robert Maaeron~ well known for hia wor_k a.a teacher ,and thera­pist. and pl'Oduced and directed by the Center for Community Development and the Mental Health Society. both of Prinee Georges County. Following the 25-minllte- play will be a dia­-cussio~ led by a panel of experta.

Free· refreshments. will be served.

Sixth Arts Fair Plans Underway

Greenbelt's annu-al Arts and Crafta Fair, set for June 4, ia tal-king abape, and· there is room for a few more artisans.

Aa in recent yean. a special feature of the fair ia the pres-­enee of The Bla.cltsmiths' Guild of the Potoll'llll.e, which will hold ita -two-day meet in the Rooae­velt Center area. .X hit y-.r, the Guild will hold an .auctjon of handmade ironwork on ~turday around noon, and members' worka will be on display both Saturday and Sunday in the U­topU. Theater Lobby.

Cot!l:ponsored in this siJtth year by -the Greenbelt Arta Center and the Greenbelt North End Center Arts Coalition, the fair will feature spinning, pottery, baaketa, stained glass, wood­Carving and toye, ailk-screen:ing, quilting, hand-made jewelry and various needlecratta. • Coordin­ator Eileen Peterson 346-2454 eveninp) is looking for artiaa.na willing to demonstrate andfor sell items made of atone, leather, and other natural ma.teriala. Music will be featured through­out the day's events. which run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .. and any­one interested in providing en­tertainment should contact the coordinator.

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• Kindergarten reaistnltioll will '0 ~ n be beld on Wedlleoday, Apnl 20. "'~ Friday, April 22. lil~nday. April

25; and Tuesday. A-pril 26. Bring by Dorrie Bates 345-6961 made he1" de-but on April 1. the child'! birth c:ertifieat.e ao1d

Ou::" .. ,umben Jr:ee-p growing. A we1ghing 1n at 9 Jbs. 5 oz. She proof of residen_ee soeh as bouse !lOt:. wa~ ~rn :.o Pamela Rivera jo1ns brother Bobby. •ge 2. deed or apartment lease. a!''lG David K~Jy of. Lakes1ce Pl'oud grandfather is Dale Par .Sv-!"":.h. Ryan David Keely came nsh of Hinslde. .'!". U) :."! ~~ world on llaren 20. we-rgh.~.~ 3 tbs. 6 oz. H.e JOlns .1. A!~oE'l" E:.~. 2.

Ma.r~ ..i3 I.•Hah Sno,...der.. was OOrr. t,, F:ore!lee :W:errie Gn.y­~<Jr: a:1C: Kevin Emmanuel Snow~ d.P.r: S:- •)f': l&arch 21. He we:gh· ed 7 :~s. 15 oz.

T:'1f! H;!>c~ !am1ly has another :w1g : .... !i'le !anuly tre~ D~bCJ.~ H!"bb~ ...,..~·.>tel:, daugohte-r of S11:r­i'c:y a.:-:d Ray H:bbs r.tf f..a.ltes1de Dr:ve. i<:'ave birth to B"rad.ey Ro~r! '""h·~· we1ghed 7 ~bs. 11 oz He '":'la r.le hi-s appea~nce- or. M.arc."l :8 a~d jom.s h~s ft.ve-year ,;d s;ster A ~h!ey, and three-yea::-­oid brother Je-t!. D~·bf)!e and :1er ba.band. DaVld :1ve :.n Annandale. Va... W ~.come all~

Happy b1rthday o;o Glady! [Ar.g a Gr-eenbelt pioneer now :v\r.g :.-. Pa:-kway. Mrs. Long

.:-.,.:e.t.ra~..-d he!" 89<:h birth<lay or: Arr< :2.

C(•fliirrat.;.atwns to Tom a:-:c. D•J::y K"'··Y on :.he b1rtn o-f :he.r 3<"<'.-;I"'.C i::-.:id. L1sa Margaret

Univenity Theatre Offers Shakespeare's Comedy

T!-:e L":1lY~i~Y 0! Maryland's ;;-.:ven:~y Theatre w::J. p~~er.t w~:: a:n 5hake~pear'-s last com~

.-dy "The Tem-pest.." :n Tawes 7'.--. .,.a:r~ or. Apr-:.: 21-23 and 2.8-30 at ' p.m .. a:-:d vn Aprll 24 at ::: p :-r:

A:~d:-::. descr:ptlon w1ll be of­~.-r~ en Apnl 28 and sig;: :n-­':.eryr-et.ation on April 30. An l.n· !-:-a:-"d ··''"-tenb:~ !!lystem is avail­... ~~ .. a~ a .. perl.?'!"l'nAnces. Ttckeu A.r'? ava~.able by mail order )r . n p<?r-~.or . .at the theatre Dox of­~k~

F.)~ mort' mformatJon eall 454· 2201 , ·•otce and TDD) •~ekday~ 11 a.m. tv 4

Brian Head o! G:-een-Oelt wa.s selected as a fi.naiis: 1n the Am­encan Su-mg Teachers As..soc~a­tlOn IASTA) ~at.oor..al Solo Corn­petit:.on to be held 1n Bloornmg­ton. India-r.a on Apr:; 16 a.nd 17 Head. a 23-ye-ar old guitar stu­dent.. w>li compete with other mu· ~lc1an5 who play violin, viola, eel~ lo. double ba:Os. gUJtar ?r harp. W:nners in SIX :ns!rumencal ca­:e~ories . .,n:!. rec~lve a pr1ze o-f S50C; the grand pnu wmner w1ll receive S3COO. Winners w1!l gtve a recJtal at the 51st Mus1c Ed-".Jcators Sational ConferencE: on Aprtl 20 ,n Indianapo.i.is, Ind.

Scme of our neighbors have been on the road. profe~sionally speaJung. Suzanne Plogman. &hool Board member, Becky \\"1lliam~ and Bert Donn recent­ly attended a conference on zoe. ,;o!v;:1g cor:1bcts 1n the school s-ectmg. Suzanne participated in a panel on mediation prog<"ams, Becky le-arned about school­based d ~~put.e resolutJ.on and Ber. :1stenec to a dts.cU.!::SlOn on pP)j:::ra.m tmp:,.mentatiOn. }[ini· worK~nop« Wt<re als0 held. as w"":! as a. !a1r where school,; aC'":to~s ~he ~twn disp:ay~d rna~

~rials u~:>ec::.dc..".c..cc=~.Ji,;.'?-~ ...

Food for t-.ag:ht. Sew! from the military in­

cludes word that Marine Pfc. Lar.ce 0. Severance. son of De­lores T. Rhode~ has reported for duty at the Marine Barracks in Washington. D.C. He joined the Corp~ in 1987.

Another Marine, Pfc. Rajiv Dwivedi. a res1dent of Peri­winkle Cour" ..... hkS' eol:ll"))let.ed re­cruit training at the :M:arine Cor-p~ Reoerult Depot in ParTis r_,_land. S.C. Dwivedi is a 1983 graduate of ERHS who joined "'The :Marine Corps Jteserve~.m 1986.

And Pvt. Sb&un D. Douglas, son of Kimo and Phyllis Doug­las on Morri!Wn Drive., has rt­

eelve-d the parachutist badge up­on eompletion of a three-week a.ll'bornE: course at the U.S. Infantry School in Fo-rt nin~. Ga. He is a 1987 of ERHS.

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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

··(~ fn. pap-) to .. ,. to. pool admlsoioDL Be noted tba~ DO other ~ pool otr'" free admiaaion to aeniora.

B...., uld that the prapooed fee wu reasonable and ealled the ieaue ODe of equit,-. Bot.h lhe aDd baaca rabed tha point that iDdiYidaal families, charged uoo for a 1M11Uoa. pasa may need help JDOre than some aenion. She •creed with the inere.ua in

· the AOD;rellident ratea, ay.iDg the7 ohoald carry the bnmt of tha-.

PBAB Chairman Keith Cher­llikolr aald that PRAB felt that the orialnal proposal, ciriD& -ion a 87 petteut d!Kouat. rec:ecniaed. .enion, importanee to the ccmamanity. He c:alJed. the aenlor rate conaiatent with na­tional aDd local trends.

Ch.emikoff said ~t the city ahead,. haa a poliey that people of aay ..., who cannot alford to bay pool - eaa, upon pre­s8atatioa of proof, be craDt.ed

~--Weicleafeld .. id that it ould be awkward to determine wbieb aeniora eaanot afford to pay. Be u.id that the reason the fee for unlor· eitisen pasaea: was elim­inated IIODle :reara ago waa to ene0fil'I'8P use of the pool by aenion. Weiden:feld said that t.ha city proYidea many other ree­reation f""ilitiM. such aa ball­fields aJid. tennis courts. that are \primarily ued by :rouncer CJci-

MAYBE JUST TWO STEPS AWAY FROM:

~a~ "MISS ~T I!JAEIIICA"

an offieial prelimlaary

Sunday, April 17, 1988

7:00p.m-Greenbelt Arts Ceoter

Ticket.: ~ Sn~, .Jra. (12 .t Under) ~ Adv., $6 Door

Cl\11 577-3025 Sponooro: Greenbelt Umt #1!16

American Legion Auxiliary

Greenway East Professional Center

7525 G,..nway Cent.,. Drive, Suite 102

Would you like

to replace your

removable denture

with fixed, permanent

teeth?

Fora FREE*

Dental Consultation

Call345-2880 • £%pi,... 4/30/88; Xrqa !lddltlcmal

I

Women in the Arab World Subject of Free Lecture Dr . .T-ehan Sadat will present 1160 Stamp l'n,··n. ["··~'-'t'''· ·

a free lecture on "Women in the )!aryland. \\Jt;-, rf't~cp~:,;• · Arab Wor~d," Sunday, April 24, Jo""'or 1nfOI'mu: ,,11:

at 3 p.m. m the Grand Ballroom,

at Eleanor Roosevelt Summer Session I Register for summer credir clJ~s~"' ,H

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

• Five week session, June 1-]l.:\ 1

• Classes meet three even1ng'· pr--r week

a Registration begins \pril 1B

• Course offerings indudt.• Accounting, English, Datd Processing and Real Estate

.-In-person registration: J'..1Jv JH 6:30-7:30 p.m., or continuc~u"l ' registration at the Largo Ca,np•.i'> Monday-Friday, 9 a. rn.-7 p. m

Telephone: 322-0783

Prince George's Community Collt>gt> 301 Largo Road, largo, Maryl.1nd 207:' 1

Taste how theWest was won. j

$1L95* From recipes passed dONn through the generations, gathered from the chuckwagoos and campfires of America's pioneers, v.e proudly present a feast ol homestyle favorites your whole - -family will enjoy. Plates piled high with tender barberued ribs and chicken, cowboy beans and fresh com on the cob. Build your CM'n salad from

•PIU'>t.o•.ondiV.oi'UIMoi -·· •. <;.noor.5ip«<;~~lftt00ro6dPI'IlS'IOdr..-..,._,no, ').lprnro.,....t..~·JIId

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R.~TES . ~·~s::::rFIED: $2.00 mi:tnmwn ~-:r ~ wards, l).e each addition­a. w0:-d. ~-::. cha.!'g-e !oT listlng­:t.e-tng ·.;-;a.':. are !ound. Subaut ad w;-;h ?O.yme:::t t..o the :Sews ~ vie• ')ffi.ee be:ween 8 and 10 p.m. Jf ~n~: T:..esda.y preeedinc ptlibh­c;;.:.::on, ar '!.o t.be N~ L<riew .:J.rcrp box .::: ~be Greeubelt Coop g~o.eery ~c~ '!>don 7 p.m. Tues­c.ay :;r ma:. to P.O. Box 68.. Gre-<?::.oe!t... )!lary~.and. 20'770. BOXED: K 75 eoiumn inch.. ll~n­:m:.!'r. 1 ~ in.e.hes ($7.13). . . . A~: ad3 are :rubjeet tQ ed1~na .. rev:ew a.:-..d. po5.!1lble ~.fusa.: :o puo.;gr: Fu:: ret\:.nd. of prepay-

en:s · ~asr. and .::ashed efteek.s l ;.!1 maae :.! pub:ieatlon is refused. I:'l.e.ude nan:.to. phone no. and ad.­-1re-s.9 w .:h ad eopy

OA VE'S APPUANCE SERVlCE

Sernee for a.ll major •wi:.ances in the home.

f)pen X-on. tbro. Fri. !:·:e-n::"l'g!l and S.~rda.y11

a.,·a.labte

Coli 345-7063

EXPE?.~E~CED MOTHER w :: :>aby·~l: -~ )Wn home !If-F. 345-ri-11

GUIT A1< LESOONS Saal-. obo>rdo. ::heory. ......dine· JPuJl tim• :n.struec..or. 9'37-83'70.

FOR SA.:.E Co:lee+...on eondition com:.-= oooiu. Exten•i.,e collec­t~n; ?le&!~ cail m the eYenin.g 345-70<'~

P!A-'<0 ITNING AND REPA.IIl E::rpet and Reliable Plano s.r-. viee t.o Gretenbelt. Ben.iamia Be· ko:!ak-7 4-7~

CALDWELL'S APPUASCE SERVICE - A!1 makes repaired. Call a!!er 5 p.m. 840-8043 . CLOTHES DOCTOR - W1:! hem. alter. a.r.d repa1r c~othing. Ca.Jl 474--8249.

TRANSFER 8mm. Super~. 16 mm film. slides. photos t.o VHS or BETA. Fint title free. Free musie. H.L.lll. Prod~tions, Ine.

~~~4~~Z-"~!OB·c,R~e-m-od-,-e"'led...,....o-n-e-be,..,-,d-,-­room. old Greenbelt eoop apart­ment. Se-w carpet., floors. cabin­eta.. ete. $34.000. Avalla.b:e now. 552-3010. Bl-cYCLES Ladies Sc::hwmnt~:/ Rale1ghs. &y-5 20 speeds. 474-5525 ev~. wkends. HELP WAXTED: Clerk, Teller. Full·t.1me pos1tio!l.; beneti:t.s; ad­vancement opportunities. 47 4-!'i!¥10'. ---)J.u ..... f:"'oi..J. A~·o YARD WORK­high qu.al:ty. :-easonable prices. Ca:r 474-2C0'7 or 474-10·79.

Housekeeping/laundry Prince GeorgE:& County's new­est hotel has immediate full tune and j)art-time pos1tions available for housekeeping personne.. lW\"e offer eXCo;:;H~nt ben.efn.s packalirE' a.nd growt.h PQtent1a• Plea.se apply in person.

Holiday Ir:n. C.a.lvert<m 4095 Powder lfi11 Ro.a.d

BeltsVllle, :MD.

301-937-4422- EOE

CA.SH FOR TV.s and VCRs. used 1>r broken. W;:: pick up. 345-3466.

WILL TAKE CARE o! your eilild in my b._ome. -174-0'727.

COOP TOWNHOUSE - 2 BR. A. C. W D. 58G Ridge. $46.500. Shown weekends. 220-\08.3.

Beatrix D. M. Whitehall

TL>'E:-.!LE CRilfl:SAL

Atfoloney at Law

DIVORCE CONSl.JMER PROBLEMS

PERSO:SAL DiJURY

952-0880

I ~ al"!"U'UIK'e e"Veni:Dc or W'eS:end appoilrtzneDtl Ol' boaR ean. in Greeabelt

-~Welcon1e L.J]]Addi tions

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• interior and exterior home construetion and home improvement

• custom carpeniry • excellent local references • prompt, courteous and considerate • free estimates

Tom Hopper MHIC 12'7940

441-8844

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, Apnl 14, 1988 ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­PAIR - Electric, standard aDd portable. Call 4 7 4-0594. OWN YOUR OWN apparel or .!hoe store, choose from: jean/ 'Sportswear. ladies., men's, ehild­ren/maternity, large .5izes., pe­tite, dance/aerobic., bridal. lin­gerie or accessories store. Add eolor an.alysis. Brand name3:

CLASSIFIED Ll.z; Claibo!'Yle, Healthtex. Chaus. Lee, St. Michele. Forenza, Bugle Boy, Levi. Camp Be.,erly' Hills., Organically GrOwn. Lucia, over 2000 othen. Or $13.99 one price designer, multi tier pricing dis­count or family shoe rlore. Re­tall prices unbehevable for . O:op quality shoes. normally pneed lrom $19. to $6(). Over 250 brands 26CO styles. $17,.900 to $29.900: inventory, training, ~­turea, airfare, grand opemng, etc. Can open 15 days. Mr. Lclughlin (612) 888-4228.

HOUSE CLEANING Small eompe.ny seeks work

eleani:;.g homes. Carpet clean­mg. Window Cleaning, &..r_ld In· terior Paintmg also available. We are honest a:ld hard work-:ng. Call 773-2519 .and e3t.imates. or Tammy.

for references Ask for John

GREENBELT WINDOW AND PAINT CO .. INC .. Replacement windows., rtorm window & doors. 474-94.34. MBIC 26097.

ADJUSTABLE BED. CRAFT· MA T1C. with vlbrator, full size. like new. 474-9185.

EARLY AMERICAN love seat. excellent condition. eartNtone eolor. $275. Ben 34.5-3054 (H), .W7-61CO (WJ.

i'REE dog house. Call 34-S-7160.

FOR SALE '> - Sell-propelled lawn mower. good condition. Call H411860.

FRAMING

ZEUSB.ECTRJC Cufloa QualitJ Work DoDe

With Pride- - Specializing in: Heavy-up; Oeili..ne' Fans; Telephone Wiring; Wirine for Heat, AC &. Track Lighting. All work done by a Master Electrician. Pr.Geo.Co. Mta.Ster Lie. EMII42 593-1312

CATHEDRAL CEILINGS. plu.sh carpet, balcony w; a great view, and more features are yours in this beanti:ful condominium. Pric­ed to &!U!!!

MOUNT VERNON REALTY 34&-7600

CHILDCARE · Experienced mom will babysit in my SHL apart­ment.. ages 2 and up. Call 345-5498.

GREENBE.LT - No more wor­ries! Maintenanee free 4 Bdrm, 21Ar: BA, full basement, sun room. hot tub. reduced to $99.,900 for quick .sale. $!,COO closing help and owner financing ith 10-15% down for qualified buyers. Rober­ta at Re/Max. 937·3124. or 474-2400.

FREE TO GOOD HOME month friendly, affectionate. male gold and white kitten needs a one-eat household. Litter train­ed, should remain indoors. Please call 345-8395.

A LOT OF HOUSE! 4BR, 2.5 baths in this immaculate Ramb­ler w/ full. fi.nish_ed bsmt. Call now!

MOUNT VERNON REALTY 346--7600

345-1280 I MOTHEit'S DAY SPECIAL

W e'U frame your pidure (to•pJe.te joia) azul add personalized ~rreeting in Calligraphy FREE (up to 10 W"dli.)

JTSY BITSY FRAME SHOP MOtL-Sat. 9-6 58-L Cra.eettt Rd. Than. Nites 'til 9

~':""'"' Need Help With Your Yard? M-inq Find You Don't Have the Time,

May Not Know How. Or Just Not Sure What to Do.

Create What Is Needed,

Let 1 ') Get it Completed! JPil ..;.;PAL ....... M......,o...,s.L.,.I.-M...,I•TE_D~""'oi,

Give You A Hand George Palmos,

Greenbelt, MD 20770 346-6711

UCENSBD e BONDED e INSURBD

---- ,.__ ADWorkc-teool "C..atom Kiteluna & Batlu''

ADDITIONS PQRCHBS SUNDBCKS PL.L ROOKS PAINTING STOB.II DOORS WlNDOWS CIRAJIIC TII.JC BACKHOE

R.ENTALS

CONCRETE

H•e&Yard TO:u~ IMPROVEMENT

SERVICES

LANDSCAPING TREE SERVICE

STORAGE tmED8

ROOfiNG. GUTTI:JUI

HAULDI'G

Bob Wilhide 345-8368

QUEEN COMFORTER. bedslrirt, sham~ drapes.,. sheets. Bill Bleu "Ultimate." Like new. :Make offer. 220-3297. BABYSI'M'JNG in my home. Old Greenbelt. Infanta-up. Call soon.

=~O:C,R,..-;:P:-:A"'INTI="'N00G;--_-,Ez=ee:;-l-1ent wo~ good priees. Greenbelt referenees availa'ble. Call Paul, 47"-'653.

HELP WANTED: Lanham Pet Groomers. 731-404-0. Full or part: time reliable penon to aaaist groomers. No experience necet­sary. Tues. through Saturday.

~-- -·--1 WANTED I CI~~L~~: ~~ER ~ Reliable person to deliver i bundled papen to. 24 carriers ~ in old Greenbelt o:~ly, Turg.. ~ ~?rk. evening. Two hours*

l~62 or 493-83U

OVER 10 ACRE OF LAND ts yours w/ this 5BR. 3.5 bath Co­lonial. In-Law apt., 3 fireplac­es, inground pool. and more!

MOUNT VERl'I'ON REALTY 346-7600

WEDDING CALLIGRAPHY -Invitations professionally ad­dressed. Very reasonable rates. r tsy. 345--394·5. PROFESS!ONALNURSES-AS: SIST ANT desires position as companion or aide . to elderly. Plenty of tender loving care .. Willing to travel. Call after 12. Edith Price., 441-8195.

Slim Down For Spring

Limited e:u-ollment avail­able for small weight loS& group, led by a R~o-; ·.::r.red Dietitian and Nutrition Con­sultant. $40 tee inc.udes 5-on.e hour sessions and an ma­terials. Group begins Wed­nesday. April 20th at 7:00 p. m. Call Rebecea Bitzer, MS. RD at 577-4454 for a free brochure.

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt

-baclr-m apartments From $400

Cohn & Stein R-ltors 933-1700

Secretarial Opponunity

NEED MATURE EXPERIENCED PERSON

TO WORK FULL TIME AT SMALL GROWING COMPUTER FIKH.

IF INTERESTED PHONE

937-8847

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

ADVERTIIING BOWIE, PRINCETON SQUARE. 1800 sq. ft. of living space, 3-ftniahed-level-townhorne. 4 BR. S 1AJ Ba.., family room. deck oft' of formal dining room. mint condi­tion. Assumable mortgage.

197' DODGE VAN, best ofl'er. Call MS-2061. lkYi'HER OF ONE looking for PtT weekend babysitter for 7 month old in my home. Call Bon­nie,~.

.BOOIIS AND MORE ROOMS!! Call to aee tbla .SR. ZJi bath

~J:T ~aN;~n ~~~t. . 346-7600

BABYSITTER WANTED for 2 yr. old. .3 dayatWk, beginning lwae. Experience, references requil'ecL 721-&168. 'fbailkS to a prayer to St. Anth· OD.J'.., the patron saint of the lost and foancL I found my stolen bie7ele m very 'bad condition. Prof. Eadrea. OI..OSB-INf lBR condominium otl'le u..mc. Commute to D.C.

~~~ON REALTY MS-7600

INCOME TAX PREPARATION Fede1'811 &: State for Small Busioeuee and individ~s

474-0882

DO YOU MISS your grand<hild­ren or wut company for your ehild. t Nurse needs M-F day­care fw 6 month old son. My bouae or yours. Your child wel­come. Good aalary plua meals. No housekeepine. Call evenings~ 47~108.

SPANJSB TUTOR - Certified t.eacber. All levels. Native ftu­.Dq, Call ~-11(76. LET'S BUST that duat! Spring deaninc Deeded? Reasonable :rate.. G~lt · re1ereneea. Call 47~ll61.

Thank l'OUo St. Jade.

ROOMMATE FINDERS

Semee

Have a place to share or need a place to live! 14- year11 experience. 7 daye, 9-9.

982-2018 DC, MD, VA.

2 BR COOP TOWNHOUSE: 1 BA. W /D~ reAniahed floors., ex­cellent eondition. beauti.._tl gar. denL 51-C Ridge Rd., $47,000. 441-1377. OLD GREENBELT, 2 level 2BR townhome for only f46.90Q, Love­ly treed •lot on quiet cul-de·sae.

MOUNT VERNON REALTY 34&-7600

POSITION SOUGHT: lntelli gent. veraatile. mature (not syn­onymoua with "old") lady with lots of exee. see.., oftlee m.gr .. adm. aut. and supvr. exper. seeking new pos. Computer lit­erate. PG County (anywhere) only. Reepond to Box 7. Lan­ham, Md 20706 or record mag. at 7~136. Please rescue me from the madoess of high ula­ries but poor top management. Wnling to give Dp some $ for sanity and .security. BICYCLE REPAIR: House ealls avail. Very reas. 474-5525 Eves/ wkenda.

tll9,500 Beautiful home, attached ga­rage. fenced yard, new' kit­chen and carpeting, Won Jt last lone' Call Randolph Percy 474-"!400 RE/MAX of Jbry­la:ld, lite.

S9Z,5H 4 Bedrooms, 2 bathe, COQDtry 'dtchen, Full improYed. baae­nent. Call Randolph Peroy 174-2400 REI'MAX of Mary­And, lne.

MOUNT VERNON REALTY Call Dorothy, 464-6206

BOWIE. PRINCETON SQUARE. 3-ftniabed-level-townhome.. master BD suite with loft, end unit. sunken living room with cozy fl.replaee, white· European kiteh· en cabinets, mint condition. As­sumable loan.

MOUNT VERNON REALTY Call Dorothy1 -'64.-5206

YARD SALES YARD SALE: Saturday, April 16.. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 5-A Laurel Hill Road. Toys, bikes, clothes. furniture. rug frame., .slate black· board~ much more. Raindate Sunday~ April 17. YARD SALE - Saturday. April !6. 33 Court Ridge, 10-2. ): A.KJ> SALE:S8turday, April 16. 10 a.m.-f. p.m .. 5-K Laurel Hill Rd. Ham radio. stereo, records, etc. Rain Date. Sunday. April 17, 10 a.qa.. - 4- p.m.

For Sale By Owner Coop Townbouae, 2 bedroom frame end unit. Completely renovated. Kitcken remodeled with new flooring. Tiled Bwth. W ;D, A/C, W IW carpeting. New Lighting tlx-tures. Newly Painted Con.erete Patio ov­erlooks ·large yard with ne\111 landscaping &: shrubs. Cabl~ ready. $48,000. 346-1826. 12D Hillside.

-Portraiu

LEGAL SERVICES . .. -Portlolioo

-AdvertiRng aDd -COmtD«ciaa P""'-'>phy

REASONABLE RATES CHIUSTOPHIR J. KUNZ

A"rl'ORNEY AT LAW (441-3800)

PERSONAL INJURY RBAL ESTATE REFINANCING

WILLS a ESTATES

• Hemon, Photographer

441 ... 231

HELP WANTED I

Exeeatlve Seeretary, Laurel Work for.Co. Pres.ident & Gen. Mgr. Use IBM PC, no shhd requtred. Will coor­dinate work of 5 other people_ High tech co., new offi­ces, career opportunity! $20-23,000.

Secretary Beltsville. Association needs ind. who likes variety U: flexible, T 50-55, use memory typewriter, back up reeei>tioniat. Hrs 8-4, unheard of benefits! $15,000

Data Entry, Landover. Order entry. into CRT. Nice place to work. Go home every Friday at 2:30! $15,000.

Secretaries (2), Cheverly are&- T 50, know!. PC, good spelling, grammar important. $14,560. Full benefits.

Applicants do not pay fees or sign contracts National Assodatioa For Employer Remurees, luc_

Please caD 345-9600-

HELPfNG GREENBELTERS FIND JOBS SINCE 1975

RENTAL. GREENBELT area. Marietta Woods. 2100 sq. ft. of living- space, 4 BR. 21;.2 Ba .. Colo­nial. 2-car garage with full buement.. 16:x18 deck overlook­ing th.e woods, cozy family room, formal dining room. June oecu­panc:..:., No pets. No more than two adults, please.

MOUNT VERNON REALTY Cali Dorothy, 464-5206

HOUSE CLEANING - Town home,s, :135 to $40; homes. $45 to $60. Weekly or every other week. 1 have refs. from mayor of Greenbelt and others. Melody. 498-5439, 27Hl807.

3 LEVELS OF LIVING are yours

~r~ ~=~ior:~ w~~~cka f:O~:t~ walk-out basement, and more! MOUNT VERNON R~ALTY

345-7600

CHILD CARE: Mother current· ly providing d.,.- care (Seabrook) has an opening for another child. Any age, Monday to Friday, be­fore and after school or full time. Also full time thi!_summer. Reasonable rates. TL(.; provided in abundance. Please call Tri­cia, 794-84C7.

SPECIAL $5.00 off on all TV, VCR & Stereo

Repair Work With This Ad

CALL 441-9116

Commercial Revitafization Conference on April 26

A OJH•·dn;r ··on··,.r,·1:< n1t>rctal r'·v:::,ll<:\r .: , pla.ee on T ue.~,:~q. .\1 inK at !-' .1 m at 'h cat10n C,·rlt.~>!

th(• (•1\lV<'l"""!T \ JJ\ '.f.,~

Coll('Kl' P:>r;., ! i, · bJ'i£•fin~~ "u t;r. tion, t.h(• Hnu·,. ,,-1 ··~ etc. ThC>I•' and wine <"),.., at thl' day's •'11•'

AmonK tfw Maryland -N;<tl•l ·,,.,! and }');I!HTltli!" t

Fo1· inftH matt• r or 95~--t.:lll

At the Library \'(t-drll'~day \J·:--r [

Two's f,,r '""' purent~ lO .. h ::. t10n rPqu:r, .. J

T'hurHday. ·\ 111 f 11 ·P Storyt~ mt· ,, OI··~ : 1 •

Thur~.. '..' l \~ ~·1. Ois<"u~slor, I;, '<! ler'l-1 Good Mnt ht·r

Edgewood TV &..:,udio

De-p~ndabl(' c;·) .• r·vH· · d

4932 to:DCst:::\\"OOH h::.ll f.XU .• LE(iE P:\.lth., \lU, ~n:w

Liccnst•<.i &- 1.··~1-l<!

IONA CONTRACTING CO., INC.

ai&'1. ~:

COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICES

KITOHEN. REMODELING ROOFTSG BATHROOMS SIDING

PAINTING SERVICES DECKS ANIJ ,\1llllTiu:'.'.';

Lieenaed, Bonded&. Insured MHH' ::t:2"2:!!1!

277-4251- FREE ESTIMATES

Would You Like To Begin A

CAREER IN PRODUCTION? U you are seekng a company that ean nffc>r y(,u c.n • lenge apd the opportunity to .move up the Jaddo•1 ,..,,

should find out more about OJ STRICT PHtJ I'! I

Our growth <:a:l ~your opportunitJo'

Current opening~ incl~de, hut are not. ):rr>~lf'•

• Mail Clerk

• Processor/Printer Operators

• Inspector

• Delivery Person

• Customer :-;,.r,f,·,. Rep.

• Dark Ronm O~wra' "r

• Film SortE-r

• Skilled Carp~:nt1·r

• Electronic Tet. hni( _,1:1

• Maintenance Mechanic

For Most Positions Training Will Be Provided. U interested, ple~ apply in person, M-F, 8 a.m .. , C: 1' :· ~r. <~t

DISTRICT PHOTO, INC.

10619 Baltimore Ave. (U.S. Rt. 1), Belts-·ille. M !J ;!q7ii.:.

E.O.E. M/F- WHERE QUALITY COL'):T::;

u

SUPERMARKET 474-Q522

HOURS \ACNDAV-SATURDA< 9-9

SUNDAV 10-6

Co-op Lean Beef ROUND STEAK Fvll Cut lb.

Bone ·~"-----------Co-op Lean Beef llonoKess SIRLOIN lb. TIP ROAST

Co-op Leon Beef Boneless

Rump $2.29 Roast Co-op Lean a-f

~-:lb.2•39 TIP S"nAX --~~~~-------

Grade A Fresh Whole

~;;ii~~n 69C Grade A. Fresh Cut 'C p

Frying Chicken lf.a.ah '11 Low Salt

Bacon Perdue

Chicken Franks O'S-Ca.r llayer All Beef

Franks F..askay Dned

Chipped Beef Swift Brown · n' Serve S o%.

Sausage $1.49 Gortons Frozen CTi~py 8 oz. FLOC~•WER FILLETS $1.89

Ru.aur German Bologna EMiu.y

Pepper Loaf Swrl: PICKLE o:­OLIVE L-OAF

Land-O-Lakes Ame:ric:ar. LB.

Ch-se $2.09

: ...... ,,;~· ,. _.,.. "

R;ght Guard 2~ oz.

Deodorant 89c Medipren $1.79 Tabierts or Caplet-s 24's

Jergens 10 0%.

Lotion $1.59

Filbert.a

Mayonnaise Sunlight Liquid Dish

Detergent

59c Q'l".

$1.09 QT.

$1.29 H~s.

69c 5<r9 in.

=--=-==_::_c::::...:...:=----"$:..:_r_ .39

RN & White

Butter Br-eakstone

Sour Cream

2 lb.

99c 18 oz. 89c

1 lb. 14 's

$1.59 Plnt

99c Ci~rus Hill ~ gaL

Orange Juice $1.79 K r--a!t Shredded Sharp Ye-llow vr lfouarella Cheese

10 oz.

$1.29 Se.altest 12 oz.

Cottage ch-se 69c

Chase lr: Sanborn 11 ~ oz. brick

coff- $1.79 Red & White CORN-PEAS MIXED VEGS.

Kelloggs

Corn Flakes

16 oz.

2/79c 24 oz.

$1.79 Diamond 2S sq. ft.

Aluminum Foil 59c Red A White

Corn Oil Downy Sheet& Fabric

Softener

24 ....

99c 36'•

$1.49 Red A White 10 ~ oz. min.

~~~~~N ~~&r;; 3/89c Happy Cat 4 lb.

Cat Food $2.69 ~"'White !75's

Facial Tissue 59c Sunshine Cheeze-It 16 oz.

Crackers $1.49 Red & White 50 oz.

Apple Sauce 99c Utz Regular 8 oz.

Potato Chips 99c

Our Value 100'1!1

Tea Bags 79c Folg~ Instant 8 oz.

coff- $3.79 Glad 10 pk.-30gal.

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AN INDEPfNDENT NEWSPAPER

Volume 61, Number 22 P.O. Box 68, Green'Jelt, MD 20770 Thursday, April 21, 1968

Master Plan· for North End Requested by Mavis Fleuher-

At the regular city coon­eO meet:iq on April 4, Keith Chernlkotf, speaking on be­half of Citizens for a North Ead Center (CNEC), pre­. seated a petition urging that a maater plan for the entire North End School building be dntted as soon as possi­ble. CNEC member. Tony ·Piaano supported the peti­ticlll by urging, "We've got to l!et the ball rolling."

. The petition uked that the ~ dnelop a muter plan for a multi-purpose, iutergeneraticm­aJ eenter in the old aehool build­iDe. The petition pointed to a 8e'Yelrpoint proposal whieh CN­EC worked out for the buildinc. The)- effered to work with the eit)' to achieTe a complete plan.

,· Ch8mDtotr requeated that • work - be oebeduled on tbe muter plan~ Be • .,... .- .U.U a ........., plan be dnfted !>,- tbe ~ otaft',. oent to tM appropriate ad.vieo17 board& ODd then broue:bt bllek to tbe ~iQ' couaeiL ·

-~ ·Jiuaaer 1-.. it. Glue .,...._ that the an:hlt.oet

--~--~-=:--= ...... - dealcn ...... ~ deeiaiona are DOW Deeded. Cou:n--ber Tbonwo White lnoiat­ed that council needed to look at the whole deeign inatead o1 us­inc "an hx:remental, piecemeal approach. Gieoe repOated that the deaia'n now available 'ia salt­able for makiDC the dedaiona whkh are needed. He empha­aiaecl that no money ia available for farther design work until the craate -~h have been applied for ue approved and matched.

Until approval is received, the money earmarked for North End School renovation muat be held In reserve oo that eranto ean be matched.. u required by the atate authority. Ca- Epiclelalc In Greenbelt1

Council aeeepted aeveral advis­ory boards' reporta, among them one from the Community Rela­tions Advisory ~ on pouible environmental problema- in Green­belt. The report atated that some memben of the board had expreued cooeern about "the unusual .number of deatba from eaacer amonc the youne adult populatioa,. !,f the city and rec­ommeuded that effort. by or­ganizationa m the city at radon teatiDc aDd elimination be aup-­portej! bJ' the counciL The re­port augauted that the city purebaae aod resell radon detec­tion kib at coat. Other reeom· meadationa included that efrorta be made to dlacover and elimin~ oate &IQ' environmmtal problems wl>ieh ma:v be detrimental to. the health of resident& and that in­foi'IDaticm on 70Uft&'· adalt. deaths be compUed &Dd nport;ed. to the appropriate COVerDmeDt ace:neY·

Gicoe iDdleated that Informa­tion on thae ~ had al~ read;v been, forwazded to the

-· haltb ._.. the ~ for 01.... eon-I, ODd the National Caneer: IniJtltute (NCI). Aec:ol'diDg to Gl-'• repcfrt, tbe atate health depart­ment did 110me eheekinc and did not ftnd any problems. He said that "the National Ca:mcer Insti­tute had advilled tbe clt:v that "cancer is a common diaeaae a.f­fectinc one out of every three Americana, and that it is not un­U8ual for several people in the same neighborhood to develop eaneer or for owaen aDd •ubae-

quent ownen. of the ame house to develop eanc:er.,.. A.eeordina · to the NCI reply, white resi­denta of Prinee Georca: County have a higher than average num­ber of deatlul due to caDCar. Gi­ese •id that no reply taa. u yet been received from the Center for Dieeaoe Control (CDC).

Council members' eommenta reflected d.iaaatillfaction with the NCra failUI'e to conunent 011. the ll«e8 ' of the case. eited in the deaths. White, reeallin&' the number of eaneer deatha he lmew of personally, uid that it '- .. eaay to have a perception that cancer is almost epidemic in Greenbelt." Couneilmember Jo­seph Iaaaea Indicated that be shared thi.l concern. Council­member Antoinette Dram. eoun­.eled again8t panic:, aaying that the CDC is the proper oftlciaJ apDey' to determine whether there t. a problem.

Other Be-'" Council aceepted a Parks and

Recreation Advi.aory Board re­port on the cit::r'• role in the arto. The repor$ wu prepuecl by a PR.AB tuk force which defined what the IICOpe of the eit7'•. involTemeiit in the art. ebou.ld be. It recommenda that

:..!r-~~~~...z a work ~ on ·arta poHc,. for lla:v" 12.

A report by the A.dvioor:v Planninc Board recommended a,gainat a propoeed Zonina- llap Amendment for four parcels in Greenbelt Eut filed by Green­brook A.uoeiatea (Michael T. Ro.e Aseociatea), which would allow development of the proper­ties with carden apartment con­dominiums at a demity of 20 unita per ac:re. Two of the larg-

See COUNCIL, pace 13

Police Spokesmen Advocate Benefits Program to Ephance Ret~Jl,iQP }Jat~

the makeup of the department (almoot 68')1, of tbe ollloera un­der 28 ,.ears old and with fewer than Ave )"'N.n of ... rrice) makes It -., to lou of ito beot 7011DC oftlcen to other jurisdie­tiou. Be "IIULiDtaiDecl that police departme- In ....... -.... tur­iedietlou are plaJmiDc expan­olona and that their reeraltlntr eamp&icno ma,- hit the Greenbelt ~ent bard. Be emphasised that the olllcen do not want to lea'" but tloat tha)o may not be able to pau up better pa:v ODd benefit. oft'ered b:r departmento In tbe aanolllllliDtr area.

Ia his pl'eJMU'Od IDm>duetlon of the FOP ~ Lann .......,,., "'lbe Cltlsena of GNOilbelt tu. .. e a lint .. te police department. It Ia our Intention to keep It that ""'7· In prepariq thla pro-~ the ·only criteria uaed waa that

poin- of maklnc the Greenbelt Pollee In the cltTa Department a - attract!..., ~ m p~ to •ork. We feel that our ~t at- . ~ orill 10 a lone ..... ,. to­

--", to nta1a Ita inii£ not onl,. retainlnc the bleb .,..__ Be ..w that tptallt,. o111cen now woridnc for

the department. but lllso encour­age 1potivated. dedicated. and qualifted persona to (come to) t.hi• department."

Take Boae Carw While acirnowledclng that the

priYilece of takinc a police car home. Ia a beneftt. for the police oflcen.. be areued that the in­creued police pruence on the otreet and the a..allabillt,- of oft'· duty oftleen to act aa .. a ready­made. bperienced. raerve force'' would make the ear procram a eood return on. tbe tl:nanc~al in· Yatment.

Aeeonllnc to the FOP'a eoti­matea.. 14 eruieen, in addition to .aehedaled replacements. would have to be purehaHcl to com­plete the take-home procram. The projeetecl. eost would be $273,000 or about 8.58 eenta OD

the tu: rate. l,.ann estimated that .ome p"Yiap would be made in the future beeaaae the take­home era:l8en: wOuld aCCumulate fewer mlteai- ,...and there­fore laat lodlk: ' ·

See FOP, pace 12

PRIMI CA811 REDUCES INSTAllATION CHARGES

by Davld Jackson The Prince Georges County Cablt- c.~r~~,r.r ~- i1 ·

recently received a new schedule of itl.-..tall.1tl·n~ !·,1·

Prime Cable Inc. reflecting partial rerlw:tic1n~ fn·-n: ly quoted price increases, asked for furth•··r its April 18 meeting to eliminate what tht•v be discriminatory pricing. ·

According to commiaaion o.­ftciala, the new schedule they re­ceived lists a $6() installation charge for cuatomen requeati!lK" Universal. the leaat expenah-e 1evel of eervice Prime ofTen. a 125 charge for cuatomen re­queating more expenaive levels of aerviee9 and a ~.95 charge to downc-rade or upe-rade levela of ....-vice.

Previoualy, Prime had quoted rates as high a• $350 to inatall or dO"W"f\&"I'"&Cle to Universal~ and at the eommiuion'a previou~t mee~nc March 21, Prime had quoted a $99.60 priee.

Comm.iHion Chairperson Gre­arory Well• annouaced at thia week's meetina" that a request for further reductions had been delivered to Prime, and uked for a response in the near future.

Prime general manager "'-ll· liam Hysell said that he ha.d paaaed the request on to his su~ perion at the company'• cor~ porate headquarters and expect..s a reaponae in approximately OIH"

week. John Askew, the commission's

executive director .. id coneid­erable progreu. baa been made toward a aolution, but that the commiuion ia still d.ia;eatisfted with the diaparity between in­stallation ratea for new aubecri­ben of Universal and new aub­Kdben of more expenaive lev­ela "of Hn'lce.

UW.e are 1:;rJ'inc to poin.t out .f:D 'tliilii aiit-.., dii\I& .... "-Jit \be' m.ta.l1atioa ~u JNtw,e~~ levelo of ea1>1e oervlce repreaon'" dieerilllination," Mkew said.

PriJIM public afrain director Jacqueline Moore said the ache-

Kiaderrarea Keptratiea Ceatiaaes 1\is Week

Kindergarten registtion an Priace Georges Count public schools continues on onday, April 26 and Tuesday, ,\\pril 26.

::ngp:.:f c:;•d;:.~:e:.u!:~ca: houae deed or apartmemt leau, and a record of child's j immuni­zations.

AVAILABLE IMMaMATRY

du]e Of !rl$:-tU~~Ht c""ll •; i•~·, ra.ble ("Ommis!l:(•n ••:a~ for ul! arl'as a1 ncn h<>< • Geor~+."8 C()t...nty ~ha: serves. Tlw ..;;at;ic only reKulatP!'I the

GreeobeJt Nursery Sch(lo Spring Fair on Apri130

Greenbdt Nurse1·v .;( be hosting thf'lr !t~1··.uat Fair on Sa.turda·,'. Apr,: 9 a.m. to :1 p.m ()I,"(· ,~,~,

year, the muin attf,>:tH•r a gigantic yard flttl••. IH'hool membt·r~ I·• t •

generous m tht> donatwng. of items, c{)yM, 1\nd

Thui year·~~: nH~i·· ing away lot..o; L>! hn•· 1 '"f •• •

noted by d.r•:a ~twr prize lbt "~ t,aq·ll a:; )";,~1\··

are avu1!Jibl+· ~wry .<><:hooi may al&fl ~'*' p:.rri''l."•·d faiL The prn••li ·~ I off at :.::::~0 p rr..

Once agnll~ t!- 1:- _

will b.t- man}· ;:Cl-11\H"·

itieK, balloon.s .-u,.l [•·:·r· for chlldn•n A !"t>\<!1:1 ~hildren hu.ll b{·,·n t

stendhng table wb'.:r .. again ~ abl-t- tv ,.,.. ;,•. own dino-saur T -shJ.r-

Alao thi!'. will !w ~to pu.rrh.IUI~ II ""L!! dl· 1ft Great" shirt lwf,,, Day.

WHAT GOES ON Sun., April 24, 'i 11 tt1

bud Raf~lmlt' Fr,··· Youth i 't·n.t,·r

Mon., Apnl 2!•, ·" p rH

Council \\'orJ. .. c:. lie \.l{orio.~ v.~pt J· ,dl•·. Muni.c-H)Ell H:Hld:-.v.

Tue-K .• Ap-ril :.!6, ~ 1} ,·11

Cnurwll Puhlu \1 Hlghway lmp!"!•'•-rn• MuniciP<Il lbi~d!: >.::

W4"d .• Aprll ~. 11 P , ..

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