GREENBELT VOICES OPPOSITION TO irettihtlt COLLEGE PARK'S ANNEXATION BID Greenbelt Mayor Edgar L. Smith was one of four witne;;;ses op posing annexation plans by College Park officials - under which that city's present size of 4.84 square miles would be doubled - at lttttis· lttuitw a public hearing held August 22. Speaking in behalf of the entire Greenbelt city council, Smith expressed "strong and unalterable" AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER opposition to any annexation east of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road tracks. He pleaded with the College Park city council to Volume 30, Number 42 GREENBELT,MARYLAND Thursday, August 31, 1967 amend its annexation proposals accordingly, adding that otherwise Greenbelt will reluctantly "be compelled to take whatever mea BULLETIN sures possible to prevent this action." Sickles to Lead Festiva! Parade The City of Greenbelt was no The annexation proposal was in ------MNCPPC Opposed tified last week that the owners itiated by the petition of 30 out of Other speakers who opposed the Leo Gerton, Chairman of the grace the parade route with their of parcel 15 (Charles Bresler, 37 r esidents of Patricia Court, annexation proposal or parts there Festival committee, has announced presence as they ride in converti et al) have appealed the July 7 near Metzerott road, to have their of included representatives of the that former Congressman Carlton ble cars. decision of the county commis residence area annexed by College Department of Agriculture and se R. Sickles will lead the Annual sione1·s, sitting as the District Park. Since this was a sufficient veral citizens' associations from Greenbelt Labor Day Festival Pa Council, denying their rezoning majority to permit legal annexa nearby Beltsville. The agriculture rade on Monday, Sept. 4, as Parade requests. The city and citizen tion of the area, which bounds department raised questions of fire Marshall. groups had opposed the owners' upon the 10,000 acre Beltsville Re portection and road maintenance. Greenbelt Postmaster Emory A. petitions for apartment and search Center, the City of College The MNCPPC asked that the re Harman has agreed to serve as commercial development Qf the Park took advantage of the oppor cord be held open as it has not Master of Ceremonies and will an 32-acre tract near the Capital tunity and included in the area had time to study annexation re nounce the various participating Beltway. The land is presently proposed for annexation more than quest. On the following day. in groups as they pass the Grand zoned for single-family homes. half of the Research Center, plus closed session, the MNCPPC vo stand at the Center. most of Paint Branch Park, which ted to oppose the annexation. It Also attending the Parade as is owned by the Maryland National directed its associate general coun special guests will be the following Vandals Break Windows, Capital Park and Planning Com sel to forward its decision and the members of the Maryland State m1ss1on, certain University of reasons behind it to the College House of Delegates: Pauline Menes, Maryland land north of Metzer Park council, but did not make 1st District, Arthur Dorman, 1st Damage Center Property ott rd., and a few other properties any statement as to why it was op such as University View Subdivi posed. District, William Goodman, 2nd Vandalism has taken a heavy toll New Route for Parade sion, and the Lavalle Property. The College Park city council at District and Eric Weile, 2nd Dis in Greenbelt Center in the past Government property is not taxed the hearing took no action, defet· trict. The parade will begin at ex week. Windows have been broken and is not represented by any reg ring a decision until after the re Participating in the parade will actly 10 a.m. on Monday, Sep at the Youth Center and at Cen istered voters, and therefore the cord has been reviewed. be bicyclists who will be competing tember 4. This year the parade ter school where a typewriter was names on the original petition were for prizes, Majorette groups, var will follow a new route. It will stolen. start in the vicinity of North still sufficient to enable the city to ious floats and decorated cars, fire A statue was thrown through the End School, Ridge Road and proceed with the annexation, which Vote in City Elections fighting equipment, drum and bu window of the Municipal Center Laurel Hill and will proceed would make it largest in area a gle corps, and the P.G. Artillery, and a wooden crate shattered a complete with cannon. down Ridge to Gardenway and mong the county's cities. Place: Municipal Bldg. glass door at High's. Greenbelt's major objection cen The polling place for the city The newly selected Miss Green from there to Centerway. On Sunday a young man was ters on annexation of that part of council election on Tuesday, Sep-, belt, her princesses and court, wiJI charged with destruction of pri the Beltsville research center tember 19, will be at the council vate property when he deliberate which lies north of the Greenbelt room in the city municipal build ly put his fist through a window city limits and east of the rail ing, it was announced at last at Tanner's. While police officers road tracks. Smith declared that Monday's special council meeting_ City's Schools Set To Reopen were obtaining aid for his badly if this land is oriented towards In past years, the voting has ta cut hand, a coke bottle was thrown any municipality, it is most closely ken place at the Center School, but by Elaim. Skolnik through a window at the Ben related to the city of Greenbelt. this year the school auditoriUirll Franklin store. The railroad, he said, serves as a is being used for classrooms. When the school bells ring on Tuesday, September 5, Green Police Chief Lane has stated that natural and logical barrier between 1\frs. Margaret Baldovin was belt schools will open their doors to an increased ·.student popula the city is not going to put up with this area and the rest of College named election judge with Mrs. tion. Additions are slated at North End and Center Schools with this vandalism and intends to see Park. Principal roads traversing Evelyn Barcus as alternate judgt,_ completion dates scheduled for September 1968. The Board of to it that every guilty person is this area go to Greenbelt and Three additional election workers; Education has approved an addition to Greenbelt Junior High charged and prosecuted to the Beltsville not College Park, he ad were also named: Mrs. Jacqueline School and High Point Senior High School's newest addition is fullest extent of the law. Coopera ded. Shabe, Mrs. Belva Weisel, antl Mrs. Donia Collins. now ready for occupancy. tion is asked of all parents, and Guilett Answers the antiloiteri~g ordinance will be College Park Mayor William In connection with the election. Except for kindergartens and Grt>enbelt Junior High School strictly enforced. Gullett expressed the view that the city clerk Nita Maschauer remin first grade, all elementary schools Hours for the school year will railroad tracks were an arbitrary ded voters that absentee ballots operate on a full-day schedule on be from 7:56 a.m. to 2:33 p.m., City Council's Stat.cment boundary. However, he told the may be obttained by writing a let Sept. 5. Cafeterias will be open at some 7 minutes longer than last Following the incident, the fol News Review that the council ter of request to the city office giv Center and Springhill Lake Schools. year's schedule. Principal Fran lowing statement was issued by the would be taking a second look at ing the reason for being unable Lunches this year will cost 35 cents cis Furgang explained that this Greenbelt City Council: those areas the annexation of to vote at the polling place. and milk will sell at 2 cents a increase will allow for 48-minute In other action, the councir pass We, the members of the City which is opposed by Greenbelt. He carton. During the month of Sep classroom periods. ed several appropriation measures_ Council, are deeply disturbed at said the two cities have always tember, all first graders will re Three "spanking new" green It voted $10,000 from the Munici the situation that currently exists enjoyed harmonious relations and main on a half day schedule. and white portable school rooms, pal Service Building Construction at the Greenbelt Shopping Center. he would not want to jeopardize Center Seit :· ,I all heavily insulated, are located Fund to pay the firm of Walton Recent acts of vandalism have cost that relationship. Hours for the school y,· 1r w.iT be next to the school. Preliminary & Madden for architectural ser store owners many hundreds of Smith also referred to the joint !) a.m. to :l:30 p.m. Thret:: cJusses plans for a new addition are on vices in the preparation of plans dollars. City proper ty, including cooperative efforts of the two ci •.,_ ;-1 !J,, ~,:.t up in the !°ludiwrium the drawing boards. for the new warehouse building; the Municipal Building and Youth ties, in obtaining favorable State and one in a portable scfr·, I room. Buses will pick up students at ($7,000) and for other expenses. Center, has also been defaced. legislation and in opposing pro 1 :. ildren from the newly-open'" 7:30 a.m. All students should be posals which the two cities found including soil borings. In view of these circumstances r;.iY•:rsily Square Aodrtmcnts and at their bus stops earlier on open objectionable, such as the original It authorized the city to borrow and in order to assure Greenbelt Charl,•sto,vne North will bl! 1 ctc1:d ing day. The schedule is as fol MNCPPC Area 13 master plan. $25,000 for the purpose of meeting residents the undisturbed use of In!; Cent1,:1 School. lows: Bus #457, Charlestowne Vil Smith, in explaining the city's current payrolls and other obliga the Shopping Center area and all Both a morning and an after lage; #456, Ridge and Research; position, cited Greenbelt's plans for tions of the city. The city is tem other public facilities, the City noon kindergarten class will be lo #160, Hillside and Crescent, a perimeter road around the city porarily short on cash pending cated in the school with two addi Greenhill and Crescent; #622, Council hereby issues this state receipt of property tax payments: ment of policy: which would use part of the re tional sessions tentatively to be Westway and Crescent; #639, search center property. The city, towards the end of September. The situated in the Charlestown North Ridge and Plateau, Lastner and 1. The City Council has directed Smith said, considers it vital that money will be borrowed from Su Apartments (Party Room). Ivy; #159, Hillside and Crescent, City Manager to provide INTEN jurisdiction of this land is not put burban Trust at a rate not to ex Principal Robert Ellis reported \Vestv,ay and Crescent; #455, be SIVE police patrolling of the Com in the hands of another city. He ceed 4% per annum interest. that the addition to the school will hind the Co-op Food Store; #112, mercial Center. All State and asked if College Park was prepar Finally, the council approved the be built by the Robert L. Kearney behind the Co-op Food Store. County laws as well as City ordin ed to build the road for Greenbelt. $992 purchase of an automatlc co Company. Construction is expec High Point Senior High ances will be rigidly enforced. Van Smith also objected to the an py machine. ted to start shortly. Principal Allan Chotiner reports dalism and disorderly conduct will nexation of land-fill area located Lack of Bids North End School that school hours will run from not be tolerated. between Baltimore • Washington An unusual situation occurred at Principal Helene Poland announ 8:50 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ten portable 2. Persons apprehended destroy Parkway and the city's eastern Monday's meeting with respect to ced that new school hours will be school rooms are located on the ing property, creating disturbances limits. Plans are for this tract, the city's request for bids on pav in effect at North End this year - school grounds. High Point's new or violating any other ordinances, now under the jurisdiction of NA ing construction. Only one bid 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students from est addition is opening this fall. will be prosecuted to the fullest SA, to be leased to Greenbelt for was submitted and the council Lakeside North and Boxwood Vil All students arc urged to be at extent of the Jaw. city use for a five-year term. found itself in a quandary as to lage will be returning to the school the bus stops at 7 :50 a.m. on the 3. The City Council has directed Need to Control Land whether it should open the bid. after. attending SHL for a year. first day of school. The bus sche the City Manager to establish a Smith cited the historic interest Council finally decided to keep the Four portable school rooms are sit dule is as follows: Buses #457 City supervised work program. Pa of the city in maintaining a com bidding date open till Sept. 11 and uated on the school grounds. Con and 637, behind the Co-op Food rents of juveniles who are first munity surrounded by a belt of so advised the lone bidder, who struction of an addition has begun. Store, 8:20 a.m.. #621 and #602 offenders in minor infractions will green. Should the ownership of was agreeable. A morning and an afternoon Ivy Lane and Lastner, Greenhill now have the option of consenting the Research center ever change, The bids being taken are for a kindergarten class will be located and Crescent, Research and Ridge, to their children's participation in he said, t he city would not want variety of construction projects, in the school with two additional 8:15 a .m.; #30, Hillside and Cres this program in lieu of their ap to rely on a somewhat distant the major one being the construc sessions housed in the Mowatt Me cent, Charlestowne Village, 8:15 pearance before the juvenile au community to protect the city's in tion of curbs and the resurfacing morial Methodist Church. a.m. thorities in Upper Marlboro. terest in the development of this of Parkway Rd. Work is also in S1,ringhill La.kc School 4. Finally, t he City Manager has land. cluded for providing a curbing a The regular school day will run College Park officials, in defend long Crescent Road and the pav from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Principal been directed to post a reward of ST. HUGH'S SCHOOL $100 payable to any person fur ing their proposal for annexation, ing of the shoulder on the east side Ethel Golden reports that the cite the same reason: they want between the underpass near Hill school will also be serving the nishing information leading to the OPENS WEDNESDAY arrest and conviction of anyone to be in a position to provent un side and the underpass near Gar Westchester Apartments in Ber St. Hugh's School will open 0'1 defacing or destroying public pro desirable land use on their bor denway. Sidewalk replacement wyn. Four kindergarten sessions Wednesday, Septem ber 6. The perty. Information should be re ders. Through annexation, College work is also included for three ar: will be held in the school. No school day will run from 8:•15 a.m. ported to t he Greenbelt Police De Park would be able to make zon,_ eas of the city - on tb.e south side portable school rooms are needed to 2:45 p.m. There will be a half partment and will be held in strict ing recommendations and influence of Crescent road near the Center although the school enrollment day session on opening day. confidence. the development of property which underpass, in front of the North will probably be at capacity (390 The p1·incipal is Sister Collette might otherwise have adverse ef End School, and one section on pupils). Marie. Mayor Edgar L Smith fects on the city. Greenknolls Place. P~ire 2 GREENBll~LT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, August 31, 1967 GRE ENBELT NEWS REVIEW ernment, the Greenbelt Post No. AN li\"DEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 136 finds it impossible to partici Editors l'llury Smith 474-6314 Let:t:ers t:o t:he Edito r A""oclute h:dltor, JJorot11y 'Sucher, 341S- 9421 i=estivc:11 Will Be Held Monday as usual. Unfortunately, pate", (in the Labor Day Festival). Vfre-infit R<"auchamp Rita Ff S'l'AF~' To the Editor: due to circumstances beyond our The Legion does not say what is · ~alperln. B1>.rnice !Castner, siJh'ifas~~cr ~shirh, JKudyf Goldstein, Bess control, it won't be as elaborate meant by United States Govern .»cDonald, Virginia Mory d p 1 •. ar a au man, Charles T, Letters airing the views of the nik, Audrey Stern, David i aSter:u:J:ne Pr'.:itz.ker~-~1 Skolnik, Elaine Slcol American Legion, the Disabled as in previous years, but perhaps ment. If it means the Johnson n11·er: Adele Mund. Clrculution 1' ' ~ry omse w1lllamson, Business Mon Administration, surely the Legion Rena Friedman 474_5 (Spring'hiiigLrl•· D)elores Downs 474-4653 and Mrs. American Veterans and the Com next year, with a little more under P 218 a~. realizes many of its own members mittee for Peace in Vietnam have standing and cooperation, we can UBLISTfEI;, EVERY THURSDAY BY G REENBELT COOPERATIVE PUBLISHING A SSN INC do not support the Administration. filled this column for the past twd again make the Labor Day Festi Pres A. . . BOARD OF DIRECTOR S .. . If it means the Administration's ·• SkolniJi.; V1ceDPres., Virginia Beauchamp; Secy., Sid Kastner· weeks. The Steering Committee val and parade something to be foreign policy, one need only look MAIL SUBSCRIP'iieas., . orothy Sucher and David Stern. ' for the Labor Day Festival now proud of, a week of fun and fro tlsing and news ar8~~; ~:: c:rnra~f;J ((t~00 outGof Gbreenbelt). ~dver at the public opinion polls which 68 feel that their position should be lic, to end the summer season in our box at the Twin Pin ffi . x , reen elt); deposited In have shown a substantial minor h,isement of 15 Parkway e~GoR ~e~ ~{ )deliveredf:o the editorial office In the clarified and some litle-know!l a safe and sane way. ::>eadllne is 9:30 p.m. on Tu~sda;,. 1· 1 • open a er 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. ity opposed the Vietnam War facts put before the citizens of Festival Steering Committee to since before Johnson was elected. Greenbelt. U"O Gerton, Volume 30, Number 42 Thursday, August 31, 1967 Rita Fishn T he latest Harris Poll shows 61 The City of Greenbelt gave rec Catherine Foster per cent oppose the Administra ognition to the Committee for tion's plans to send more troops Peace in Vietnam when it granted To Criticize .. . to Vietnam. Labor Day !=estival News a permit for a Peace Rally on To the Editor: The Legion's ad was signed Post Memorial Day. The Steering Com- • If one were to read Mr. Gregory Americanism Committee and Post LONG DISTANCE ~ mittee, regardless of its own per P. White's (president of the Jay Americanism Commission. Doe.s Festival Queen Contest sonal political views, had no alter cees) letter in the August 24 News The 1967 Festival Queen Con the Legion really believe a good native than to grant a booth at Review, without benefit of any test will have seven lovely girls, RACES SUNDAY majority of the country do not be Two Long Distance Road Run the Labor Day Festival to the C.P. other information on the Labor sponsored by local organizations lieve in being American? ning races will be held as a part V.N. As a recognized Greenbelt Day Festival, he could easily con Robert Auerbach and businessmen, competing for the of the Labor Day Festival on Sun organization, CPVN also planned clude that the Festival Committee titles of Festival Queen and her day, Sept. 3 starting at Braden to enter a float in the parade with had criticized the actions and Constructive Activities? princesses. The contestants will be Field at 5 p.m. Nationally ranked the a-;>proval of the Festival Com principles of veterans' organiza To the Editor: presented Saturday evening at 9 runners will participate in a 15 mittee. tions and is antagonistic to them. In last week's NEWS REVIEW p.m. at the carnival. Kilometer race run at the same On Memorial Day, May 30, the "To criticize their action is to Police Chief William T. Lane of The actual contest and judging time. This race will start at Bra. American Legion informed the criticize these principles," he fered some very valuable sugges will take place Sunday, Sept. 3, at den Field and wind through the Festival Committee that they writes. Hence the Festival Com tions on how parents can encour 1l p.m. at the bandstand at the cen streets of Greenbelt principally out would be unable to sponsor the mittee is antagonistic to G.I. bills, age constructive behavior in their ter. In case of bad weather the Edmonston Road through the Ag entire parade as they had done in hospitals, junior baseball, Boy children. One of them was " . . . judging will take place at Saint ricultural Farm and in the back previous years. Scouts, etc. How about that! have them take advantage of the Hugh's School Auditorium at 9 many programs offered by our way to Greenbelt. The shorter ra In July, representatives of the Perhaps I am confused, but it ]).ln. M i s s Claudia Kennedy, Youth Center.'' The important ces of 1 and ½ miles each will be American Legion and the Disabled had looked to me like the Festival Greenbelt's Jµnior Miss of 1966 word is programs: there are also Run For Your Life participants American Veterans informed the Committee was the target of cri will crown the Queen. ' unscheduled activities at the Youth who run regularly and another for Festival Committee that, subject ticism, not the source. When a There will be three trophies pre Center. Some are constructive, Jog Along Participants open to to the approval of their organiza person hits someone else, and then ~ented - one to the queen and one inexperienced runners. tions, they would take the respon turns around and yells" you hit like chess, basketball and ping each to the first and second run pong. Others are not constructive: Trophies will be awarded to the sibility of organizing that portion me!" what should we do? Either ners-up. The first two trophies are they include smoking, loitering, first 10 in the open 15 kilometer of the parade involving veterans recommend a psychiatrist or write being donated in memory of Eli card-playing (probably neither race and the first Greenbelter not and military units. The Legion to the dear old Greenbelt News Re DonBullian, who organized the fes Bridge nor Slapjack), littering, and otherwise placing. AAU medals also requested the bingo conces view. tival for many years. outright destruction- the pay tele will be awarded to placers in the sion and two booths for the Ladies Ted Pritzker The sponsors and contestant rep phone, the Coke machine, soap dis Junior Championship. The first Auxiliary. The D.A.V. requested resenting them are: Miss Fire pensers in the lavatories, for ex three runners in the Run For Your one booth and a food concession. Who is American? Dept. and Rescue Squad, Nancy Life and the first Greenbelter not At a meeting in July, the repre To the Editor: amples. Wynkoop; Miss Federal Credit By all means, take advantage of otherwise winning a trophy receive sentatives of both the American In the August 17 issue of the Union, Colleen McCord; Miss the good that the Youth Center tronhies. In the Jog Along tro Legion and the D.A.V., with the News Revil'w the Greenbelt Ameri Greenbelt Homes, Inc., Debbie has to offer, but don't assume that phies will be awarded to 1st Green knowledge of the participation of can Legion had an ad saying, "in Bro~k~; Miss Greenbelt Variety, everything that goes on there is belt runner, 1st Greenbelt boy un the C.P.V.N. in the Labor Day keeping with the national policy Patricia Ann Zoellner; Miss Kay good. Better check for yourself. der 13, 1st Greenbelt Girl, 1st Girl Festival, assured the Festival of the American Legion, which is Dee Furniture, Nikki Ann Brunat P. W . Murphy under 13, 1st Greenbelt person over Committee that there would be no to suooort the United States Gov- ti; Miss Lions Club, Doris Maffay. 40 and youngest competitor finish controversy this year. We would Miss Little League, Paula Shafer. ing, only if not otherwise winning let the motto be "Live and Let a trophy. Information from Larry Live.'' ABSENTEE BALLOTS Noel, 474-9362, The Steering Committee for the PROVISIONS WILL BE MADE FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS .FOR FESTIVAL BOOTHS Labor Day Festival has absolutely Michael Burchick, acting in be no objections to the American Le THE SEPTEMBER 19, 1967 CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. RE- half of the Greenbelt Branch of TALENT CONTEST gion and the Disabled American the United Cerebral Palsy Organ The Talent Contest will be held Veterans acting in accordance with QUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING TO THE CITY ization, has announced that his or on Saturday, Sept. 2, and Sunday, long standing principles. This is CLERK. BALLOTS MUST BE RETURNED BY MAIL AND RE- ganization will operate the Bingo Sept. 3, starting at 1 p.m. Thus their American right. We only concession of the Carnival. far, nine acts have been entered. wish they had had the discretion CEIVED AT THE CITY OFFICES BEFORE CLOSING ON SEP Carnival rides will be available First and second prize cash awards to do it much sooner in the pre TEMBER 19, 1967. after 6 p.m. on Friday. Following will be given each night. Talent parations for the Festival. Then the Pa?cake Breakfast on Sunday, Show chairman Elizabeth Maffay it wouldn't have seemed so much Nita Maschauer, City Clerk ! pony rides may also be available. announces that the cash awards like an ultimatum. we~e donated by Mayor Edgar L. Booths will be manned by various The Labor Day Festival Steer ~~~~~~~'. Greenbelt groups and will provide Smith and Twin Pines Savings and ing Committee would like to as 9:45 a.m. --·····-····--- Sunday School 7:00 p.m...... Training Un.ion food and fun, along with a special Loans. sure the citizens of Greenbelt that 11:00 a.m. Morning W orship 8:00 p.m...... Evening Worship Fire Prevention booth. Any performers who would still a Festival will be held this year. Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting like to enter please call 474-6666. The parade will take place on GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH PANCAKE BREAKFAST Crescent & Greenhill S. Jasper Morris, Jr., Pastor 4'74-4040 CAP ACITY INCREASED ·~~~AJ-1U.• Due to the purchase of two new Notice of Charter Amendment pancake grills and the addition of MOWATT MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH several new waiters, the Greenbelt Amendment to the Charter of the City of Greenbelt, Maryland was U.EITH W. JOHNSON, PASTOR Lions Club will be able to serve adopted on August 14, 1967 hy the City Council of Greenbelt. The title Church School ...... 9:30 a.m.. 1,000 pancake breakfasts instead Worship Servicl' .... . ·-· ...... -... 11:00 a.m. of the resolution, which is a fair summary of the amendment is as of the 700 served last year. The Classes for pre-schoolers and Nursery provided date is Sunday Sept. 3, from 9 follows: 40 Ridge Rd. 474-9410 Pastor: 588-0568 a.m. to 1 p.m. The menu - PAN CAKES, butter and syrup, sausage, Resolution Number 130 I coffee and milk - all you can eat. HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH Last year hungry Greenbelters Resolution of the City of Greenbelt, Maryland adopted Pursuant to the ·consumed some 67 gallons of coffee, Authority of Article llE of the Constitution of Maryland and Section 22 Ridge Road, Greenbelt, Maryland, GR ~'77 18 pounds of butter and 200 lbs. of sausage. This year, even grea 13 of Article 23A of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1957 Edition as - Edward H. Bimer, Pastor, GR 4-9200 ter consumption is expected. amended) Title "Corporation-Municipal", Sub-title "Home Rule", to WORSHIP SERVICES 8:30 & 11:00 e..m. Tickets can be secured from any amend the Charter of the City of Greenbelt, said Charter being Section SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. Lions Club member or at the WEEKDAY KINDERGARTEN 40 of Aiiticle 17 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland (1963 Breakfast, while they last. Break AND NURSERY fast is to be held behind the Cen Edition) and Containing in Whole or in Part the Charter of the City of ter in the parking lot next to Greenbelt, by Repealing and Reenacting with Amendments Section Candy Cane City - unless it rains; 40-23, Title "Nominations" to Provide that a Petition for the Nomina then it will be held in the Youth I Center. tion of an Elector for the Office of Council Shall be Signed by Not Fewer than 50 nor more than 60 Electors, and to Provide that the Provisions of Paragraph (b) Shall be Mandatory and Not Discretion The Jewish Community Center "Church Open For Prayer, ary, and to Provide that Petitions be Filed with the City Clerk During of Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m." Normal Business Hours, not Earlier than Sixty Days nor Later Than The Rev. Dale A. Stover, The Fifth Monday Preceding the Election, and to Provide that the Prince Georges County Minister The Rev. Johanna Stroetkcr, City Clerk Shall Notify the Candidate Within Seven Days After the Ridge & Westway Roads Minister of Christian Education Filing of a Nomination Petition as to Whether Such Petition is in Greenbelt, Maryland Mr. Clarence Shaw, Compliance with Paragraph (a) and (b) of this Seeton. Minister of Music ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION FOR A FULL PROGRAM OF 9:00 a.m. - Adult Church School A copy of the above resoluton may be obtained from the City Clerk, SUNDAY AND HEBREW INSTRUCTION AT ITS FACILITIES 10:00 a.m. - Morning Worship. 25 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Maryland. 474-8000. No Communion. Church IN GREENBELT, MD. CHILDREN FROM KINDERGARTEN School Kindergarten through THROUGH CONFIRMATION MAY BE ENROLLED. James K. Giese grade 6. Infant care in 2-B For information call the JCC at 474-4223 or Mr. David Frager, Hillside. City Manager Chairman of Children's Education, at 336-0736. (A United Church of Christ) Page 3 Thursday, August 31. 1967 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Dr. Stover, New Minister Met:hodist Church Herling-Hall Candidates for City Council Resumes Services Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Herling, For Community Church 13 M Ridge Road, announce the . Following . are the 1,ast two biographies not previously pub The Reverend Doctor Dale A. The 11 a.m. Worship Service at marriage of their daughter, Karene lished, of candidates for the city council. Stover has been called as minister Mowatt Memorial Methodist Alice, to Ronald Kadan Hall, son to Greenbelt Community Church, Church will resume Sunday, Sept. of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hall, 3B Smith Gough 3, according to the Rev. Keith W. Gerald F. Gough is chairman of Hillside & Crescent Roads, Green Research. The ceremony took place Edgar L. Smith is serving his Johnson, pastor. Church School the Social Studies Department at belt, Maryland. on Saturday, Aug. 26 at the Green secoi:id term as Mayor of the City. for 1st grade through high school High Point High School. He is for Ordained as a minister into the belt Community Chmch with the He 1s an attorney with law offi classes will meet at 9:30 a.m. Clas mer legislative chairman of the American Baptist Convention, No Rev. Kenneth Wyatt officiating and ces in Greenbelt and is admitted ses for younger children are at Prince Georges County Teacher's vember 6, 1960, Stover was granted the bride's father assisting in the to practice in the State of Maryland the worship hour. In addition, Association and a past president a privilege of call in the United ceremony. and the District of Columbia. He there is an Arts and Crafts Pro of the Prince Georges County Church of Christ by Hillsborough has an Associate of Arts Degree gram for Grades 1-3 during the Mrs. Hall is omployed at General Council for Social Studies. Gough Association of the New Hampshire from the Maryland State Teachers' worship hour. A registered nurse Services Administration. Hall is also represented the National Ed Conference. He is presently serv College at Salisbury, a Bachelor of ing as a part-time pastor of a is in attendance for the care of in a Cadet in the District of Colum ucation Association on the CBS bia Police Department. The couple Science Degree from the Univer church in Franklin Center, Quebec, fants. Television Network "Great Adven will reside at 7040 Hanover Park sity of Maryland at College Park Canada. While serving in Frank This Sunday's sermon is entitled ture" series. way, Goddard Space Village Apart and an LLB Degree from the Uni lin Centre, Stover received his doc "Can We Bribe God?" based on Gough served on the Board of versity of Maryland School of Law torate in Philosophy from McGill Amos 5:11-24. ments. in Baltimore. Directors of Greenbelt Homes In University, St. Louis, Mo., and B.D. corporated from 1964 to June 1967. Smith was selected "Outstand and S.T.T.M. degrees from Andover This year he was elected to serve ing Young Man of America (1964- Newton Theological Seminary. on the GHI audit committee. He 65)" by the United States' Junior Dr. Stover starts his minsitry has served as chairman of the Sausage & Pancake Breakfast Chamber of Commerce. He is a at Greenbelt Community Church member complaints committee and member and past president of the on September 1, 1967. He is mar the newsletter committee. Greenbelt Junior Chamber of Com ried and the father of three chil SPONSORED BY GREENBELT LIONS CLUB merce, a member and past presi His service to the city of Green dren. dent of the Greenbelt Democratic belt includes his work as chair A reception in honor of Dr. and Club, a member and past president man of the Community Relations Mrs. Stover is being held at the JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS & FRIENDS of the Greenbelt Business Men's Advisory Board and member of church in the Social Hall on Sun Association, an associate member the Advisory Personnel Board. day September 10th at 7:30 p.m. FOR FESTIVAL BREAKFAST of the Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Gough served as administrative as sistant to Senator Meyer M. Eman Department and Rescue Squad, a Hunter Safety Course Parking Lot By member of the Board of Directors uel, chairman of the Pinrce Geor Sun., Sept. 3 A Firearm and Hunter Safety of the Greenbelt Boys' Club, and ges Delegation to the State Senate, 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. Candy Cane City Course will be conducted by the a member of the Greenbelt Amer during the recent legislative ses ican Legion. sion in Annapolis. Maryland Department of Game In case of rain come to Greenbelt Youth Center In June 1967 he was chosen by and Inland Fish on two consecu Smith was one of the organizers the present council to fill a vacancy tive Saturdays, starting September and is a member of the "Citizens ALL THE PANCAKES YOU CAN EAT on the council. 16. Registration for this course will for a Planned Greenbelt.' He serv be held in the Greenbelt Youth ed on the Greenbelt City Council Gough and his wife, Kathrine, Center on Thursday, September Adults - $1.25 - Children 75c and their three children, Maureen, from 1959-61, was City Solicitor 14, between 7 and 9 p.m. from 1962-63, and was again elected Michael and Sally live at 19-L to the City Council in 1963 at Ridge. which time he became Mayor.' Wall-Rosenzweig GREENBELT He is Chairman of the Prince Mr. and Mrs. David Wall of Sil George's County Municipal Assoc ver Spring announce the marriage iation, served for five years as Lions Club Holds of their daughter, Ada, to Michael PIZZA CARRY-OUT Assistant Attorney General of the I, Rosenzweig, son of Mr. and Mrs. 107A Centerway State, served as treasurer of the Candidate Nig hl Benjamin Rosenzweig, 4-E Cres County Engineers' Association of cent. The ceremony took place at Maryland for three years, was The Greenbelt Lions Club will Tifereth Israel Congregation in Sub State Judge Advocate of the Am sponsor a public debate for all Washington, D. C. PIZZAS erican Legion (1962-63), and is candidates for City Council. Can Martin Rosenzweig served as Sandwiches presently assistant State Judge Ad dictates' Night will be held Tues best man and u shers included Ri vocate of the organization. day, Sept. 12, at t he Greenbelt chard and Ira Rosenzweig, Mel OPEN SEVEN DAYS Municipal Building at 8 p.m. All Herman and Louis Wall. Phyllis PHONE AHEAD Priar to his graduation from law F OR F ASTF.R SERVICE school he was administrative head candidates will be invited and gi Rosenzweig was a bridesmaid. 4 74-4998 (ASK F OR JOE) JOE NATOLI, PROP. of the 131 unincorporated "towns" ven an opportunity to make an in Teh couple will reside in Chelsea in Prince George's County. In this troductory statement before the Woods, Greenbelt. capacity he supervised and admin floor is opened to questions from OPEN LABOR DAY istered such municipal services as t he public. street and highway lighting refuse Acting as moderator for the for TRAFFIC Tl PS NO WAITING FOR SUBS collection, urban and rurai street um will be Lions President, John Watch your walking. You might Full Crew Waiting To Serve You a nd highway construction, and W. Maffay. All Greenbelters are legally have the right of way, but storm drainage systems to these urged to attend and meet the can if a motorist won't give it to you, ad hoc areas. · didates, as well as learn their don't insist on it. Irritating as this views on important issues affec m ight be, it could save a pedes th Smi , a 14-year resident of ting our City. trian's life. Greenbelt, is married to the for PLANNING TO SELL? mer Paula Elaine Phillips of Salis bury, Maryland, and has a 17-year old daughter, Sandra Lynne. Thenew PLANNING TO BUY? Mot:hers Can Get: Help Wit:h Child~Problems Trimline Consult Family Service of Prince Geor ges County, a counseling agency, Mary Jane Kinzer, Broker locat~d at 4318 Hamilton St., H;r a!tsv11J~, plans a series of group discussions on phychologicnl and behavior problems of yo•mg chil dren. Mothers of young chiiilrt•n who are concerned about such "~~9n: problems in their children ,of any age, ar: invited to call the agency and dIScuss their problems and Has a lighted dial built right into the rece'i ver. Hold it in the palm REAL ESTA TE OFFICE learn about the discussion group. of xour ha~d. Make call after call with ease. Table or wall model ~va1lable with Touch-Tone® push buttons or rotary dial. To order, The series of weekly meetings will HAMILTON PLACE - GREENBELT, MD. begin in September and continue Just call your local Telephone Business Office. for eight weeks. Applications are (iE\ The C& P Telephone Company no~ bei~g accepted for the group Follow The Red And White Signs To Our Office! which will be limited in number. ~ of Ma ryland Telephone: 927-1441. Part of the Nationwide Bell System
Put A LION . • • FINANCING AVAILABLE In Your Council SALES OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 8:30 A.M. to 5 :00 P.M. Monday thru Friday VOTE 10 :00 A.M. t o 6.00 P.M. Saturday 12 ·00 P.M. to 6 :00 P.M. Sunday Harold For Inf onnation or A ppointment Aryai·=· 47 4 -4 161 47 4 -43 31 Siegel For Best Results ...... List With Us *"Aryai" means "the lion" GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, August 31, 1967 The deadline for entries is 1 p.m. Rapid Transit Plans Advance Recreation Review Thursday, Aug. 31. Every match will consist of two out of three Beginning Oct. 29 of this year, Pennsylvania railroad - the same by the Staff The Men's Singles and Doubles sets. The winners and runners Teen Club Chattn rapid transit - of a sort - is coming line on which the Lanham station winners will receive hams, all boys up in each division except the Wo The last Spla.sh Party of the year to the Greenbelt area. On that is being built - also passes within winners will receive ribbons. men's Doubles will be awarded will be held Friday, Sept. 1, from r Now \ U.S. Savings Bonds~ Pay More Interest 4.15% when held to maturity H~gher interest on the Bonds you already own, too! I\ U.S. Savings Bonds are a better way to save than ever Because now all Series E and And your outstanding oond1 will new ra1e. Series H Bonds bought after earn more, too, from now on. So, Ask about buying Bondi where· December 1, 1965, will earn the you don't have to ca•h in your you work or bank. For Amerlea'1 new, higher interest rate of 4.15 % present Bonds to get -the attractive future. An~ youra. when held to maturity. That'• only "l years for Series E - 9 months quicker than before. All H Bond us Interest checks will be larger be ioday, none of can remain aloof on the sidelines." beginning in June 1966. "Today, above all, is a time for all Americans to rededicate themselves to the spirit that animated the Minutemen of Con• cord-who serve as a symbol of the Savings Bond program. For tod4y, u at the founding of our nation, it is freedom which !a again at stake. Not all of us are called upon to fight in the jungles of Vietnam, but while our men are there, in the fro1U linea of a distant land, none of us can remain aloof on the sidelinea. We must all do our share-in every way we ean-to support our men in Vietnam. One sure way is open to all Americana ** ' through the Savings Bond program." ** ** * 25 YEARS Of" * * Star-Spangled * HELP STRENGTHEN AMERICA'S PEACE POWER ** Security * * FOR AMERICANS ** 1 6 Buy U. S. Savings Bonds * * 941-19G ** ***** The U.S. Govffnment dCH11 not pay /or thu advertu4'mnt. It '8 presented aa a publ4o aeruic• '11 coopmitCot& wUh tJi.. TN ----~ -::.------.---:------~---- \\ ----=-- - ~ursd1y, August 31, 1967 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 7 CLASSI FIE D Peace Festival Brain Teaser Sl.00 for a 10-word minimum, lie tJeue~ The Greenbelt Committee for In the middle of a perfectly cir for each additional word. Submit Greenbelt Co-op by Elaine Skolnik - 474-6060 Peace in Vietnam is sponsoring a cular lake is a small island. On it is a beautiful girl, with a row ads in writing, accompanied by Adelaide and Ed Kaighn were Peace Festival over the Labor boat at her disposal, while on the cash payment, either to the N ews the winners at last Friday's dupli Day Week-end on the Center Nursery School School Grounds. The Peace Fes shore stands a violent, sex-crazed Review office at 15 Parkway before cate bridge game. A half-point tival will run Saturday through maniac who is out to catch her, 10 p.m. of the T uesday preceding behind were Lucille and Lou L u Monday with the theme: Have the moment she steps ashore. pub lication, or to the Twin Pines shine. N ext game: Friday, Sep Savings and Loan office. Welcomes Applications for the your fun - but don't neglect your tember 8. The maniac can run 4 times fast future. CALDWELL'S WASHER SERVICE Waiting List for the er than the girl can row. H owever, I n town for the m arriage of his A current events bulletin board All makes expertly repaired. Au if she reaches the shore at any 1967-68 school year brother are D r. Martin Rosezweig, and posters describing various as t horized Whirlpool dealer. GR. 4- point before he gets there, she is his wife, Susan an d two child ren , pects of t he war in Vietnam and 5515. 103 Centerway. safe, becau se s he can outrun him David and Amy. T he Rosenzweigs its domest ic impact will be dis will be m oving to Pennsylvania on land. How can she get ashore F OR TYPEWRITER REPAIR F or information call: played. Literature about t he war w ithout getting caught ? CALL MR. KINCIUS. 474-6018. w here Dr. R osenzweig will be an an d the P eace Movem ent will be . assistant professor of statis tics at 345-8553 - 474-4904 available. I n addition, Greenbel APARTMENT for rent. Call 474- t he W harton School, University of ters will be given an opportunity USED BACHELOR CHESTS 6400. Pennsylvania. Visiting also were to vote for their favorite p residen $22.50 Ethel Rosenzweig's sister and tial candidate and to purchase but PIANO TUNING AND RE PAIR. husband, Mr. and Mrs. J ulius Lie tons expressing their inner( or way NEW DOUB. MATT. SETS EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE, 474- McAndrew Insurance berman of Flushing, New York and out) feelings. FROM $59.50 68!-14. aunt, Anna Zigman of New Britain, Connecticut. USED DRESSER SEAMSTRESS, dressmaking, slip Agency WITH MIRROR $12.50 covers, draperies, men's alt., chii Congratulations to Dick and Short Course Offers dren's alt. 474-6627. Auto-Life-Homeowners Claire Pilski on the occasion of CHILDS DESKS their fourteenth wedding anniver XEROX COPIES of documt•nts, Greenbelt Professional Bldg. A First-Aid "first" WITH CHAIRS $7.50 sary. Several hundred state volunteer papers, etc. $0.25 per copy. Green next to Post Office A very happy birthday to Rich and professional firemen will at NEW HI-RISER BEDS belt Realty Company, 151 Ccnter ard Skolnik who will be ten years tend the 34th Annual Short Course $99.00 way, Greenbelt. Nationwide Insurance old tomorrow. Auto Loans 3½% for Firemen at the University of GREETING CARDS AND CO-OP REFERRAL SERVICE - Army Private First Class Rich Maryland's fire service extension Horne Repairs. Please write Box 474-6606 ard Valentich, son of Mr. and Mrs. department, a division of the Col GIFTS 4, Greenbelt. Steve Valentich, 2-R Plateau, has lege of Engineering. The course been assigned to the 11th Armored will begin Tuesday, Sept. 5, and SALE - Girls 26" BIKE, good con RENT A MUSICAL Calvary Regiment in Vietnam. will run through Friday, Sept. 8, dition, 2-speed, basket, hand Valentich, a medic, was last sta 1967. brakes, 2 brand new tires and KAY-DEE INSTRUMENT tioned at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. The first in a series of emer tubes, $18.00. 345-3144. PIANOS: Rent from $10 a Harvey M. Rosen, 7986 Lake gency care training has been ad Furniture Co. month up. Uprights sell for $185 CHILD CARE AND LHW 30 crest, received a PhD in Chemistry ded this year, in a special course up. Spinets sell for $350 up. hours per week, pre-school girls, from Purdue University in Lafay of first-aid ' training, the control Greenbelt Shopping Grands sells for $495 up. after school supervision, 3 older ette, Indiana. of bleeding and shock, heart-lung resuscitation a nd emergency care ORGANS: Rent for $20 a month children. 474-4963 in am or p.m. EI)sign Carolyn L. Hopgood, for sudden illness and serious in Center up. Home and Church Models after 6. Nurse Corps, USNR, 5801 Cherry juries. Sell for $150 and up. wood Terrace, was graduated from 11 A.M. - 8 P .M. GR 4-7720 Cer tification cards are presented BAND INSTRUMENTS: $4 a FOR SALE - Very attractive 2- a m ilitary and naval familiar iza 9 A.M. - 5.30 P.l\L SAT. to those who pass w r itten exam month and up. Sell for $75 an d bedroom brick home. 6 Court Hill t ion course for newly commis~ inations covering the course ma up. side. 474-6405. sioned Navy nurses at the Navai terial. ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS: CIDLD CARE - in home of exper School Com mand, Newp~rt, R hode T he Annual Short Course for OUR 90th YEAR $4 a month up. Sell for $50 and ienced pre-school teacher. 474-4409. Island. up. Firemen at the University of James Donald Wolfe, 7 Green Specializing in Story & Clark SALE - SNOW TIRES, Sears 4-ply Maryland is offered as a public way, has been appointed to the THIS WEEK'S pianos, Conn organs, Gibson, t ubeless rayon, less than 250 miles, service in cooperation with the newly created post of Director of Martin and Fender guitars and 6.85 X 15 replaces 6.00 X 15, $25.00. Maryland State Firemen's Associa Auxiliary Services in charge of the amplifiers. Slingerland and Rod 345-3144. tion. KEY VALUE Prince Georges Community Col gers drums, and Curtis Mathes PUPPY - female, beagle, 9-weeks lege's physical plant operation. television. Piano Hinged old, free to good home. 474-4371. Prior to his appointment Wolfe INSTRUCTION ON ALL IN STRUMENTS Choice appoint FOR SALE - Desk, playpen, air was a physical education teacher Greenbelt 3 Ring Binders $2.44 cooler, 4-M Gardenway. Phone at Robert Goddard Junior High ments can be arranged NOW, Completely Fitted Reg. 3.66 by making a prompt interview. 474-2895. School in Glendale. He and his wife, Mary Lou, have two children Beauty Salon $3 to $3.50 per 1.f hour lesson. FURNITURE REPAIRED and re KEENEY'S PIANO & ORGAN Cynthia Ann, age 12, and Jame~ Fashion Tress Wigs and Wiglets upholstered. Large selection of fa Donald, Jr., age 9. His parents BACK TO SCHOOL CENTER brics available, free estimates. 161 West St., Annapolis, Md. are Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe Phone collect: 974-0565 W.A.THEN FURNITURE SER- 3-D Gardenway. ' SUPPLIES & CLOTHING or CO 3-2628 VICE, 47,4-6928. Irwin L. Goldstein, 9210 Spring ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES BLACK IDDE-A-BED, modern hill Lane, participated in NASA's double-bed size for sale. $50.00. Goddard Space Flight Center HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS 1967 Summer Workshop Program. 345-1650. THROUGHOUT THE STORE State Farm Insurance He is one of twenty-six university THE KEY TO SUCCESSFUL in Auto - Life - Homeowners professors and graduate students terpersonal relations is an under from around the country partici standing of the other person. Ron Borgwardt pating in the Workshop, a program Handwriting analysis can help you Ph 474-4881 10210 Baltimore Blvd. designed to solve a variety of Ben Franklin understand people better. WAL technical problems encountered in 133 Centerway College Park, Md. 20740 TER G. MANN 474-6656. In The Cent.er exploration of space. Greenbelt Shopping Center (on U. S. 1 at the Beltway) Open!l~!I Mon. - Sat. GREENBELT PARKWAY A Mrs. Charmaine Stander Yochim, 474-8400 PARTMENTS, 1-bedroom, $79.50. 8110 Lakecrest, is with the staff phone 345-9458. of the Prince Georges Community WANTED: Woman to take charge College, A librarian, she is as of Church Nursery, Sunday a.m. FOR SALE - BAGEL ROUTE - signed to reference and catalog 8:45-12:45, $1.50/hr., must have own SHL - Earn extra money deliver Inexpensive Life Insurance ing. Mrs. Yochim earned her BA transportation to Paint Branch ing bagels. Call 345-8914. and MA in Library Science at the Unit. Ch., Powder Mill Rd., Adel WANTED - Woman for light University of Michigan. phi. Call for interview---474-4906. housekeeping and supervision of For Young Fathers 3 school age children. 11 a.m. - Welcome home to Dave and Sue FOR SALE - WIG - Cost $125 - Lang and their two children, Rob never worn, blonde, cut and styled 6:30 p.m. inquire evenings, 474- 2883. ert, 8½, and John, 8 months. For in short flip, $60 or best offer. two years the Langs resided in Inquire At Must sell - 474-2864. WANT, old, standard gauge trains Princeton where Dave was a math FOR SALE - 9-piece dining room - call Mr. Rolph after 6 p.m., 474- ematician for the government. .set $100.00 -Zenith console 21 inch 4136. They live at 6-W Plateau . television ,set $60.00. Both items LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED & Birthday greetings to Terry Twin Pines Savings & Loan Assn. in excellent condition. Can be seen reconditioned $2.50, call Al Toone, Shabe, 1-C Northway, who will be at 9-A Ridge or call 474-5647. 593-4540. HAND LAWNMOWERS eleven years old on September 3. Mon. - Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5 474-6900 G.E. RANGE, 30", coppertone, like been reconditioned $8.00 each. Mr. Best wishes for a speedy re new. Call anytime before 10 p.m. Al Toone will pick and deliver for covery to Kevin Foster, 36-J Ridge, 474-0384. Mr. Rolph. who underwent surgery on Tues RIDE WANTED to Capital Plaza, GREENBELT - See the area's day. arriving at 8 or 9 a.m. Call 474- best in this 2-bedroom brick fea COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 7524. turing slate roof, storage attic, IN ONE LOCATION ~~~=----:=:-:-:===--=-=- separate dining room. Loaded kit FOR SALE - THAYER CRIB, • TIRES &. TUBES • AUTO ACCESSORIES chen with washer, dryer, refrigera TRAFFIC TIP Thayer wooden playpen, large • FRONT END ALIGNMENT • CHROME ACCESSORIES wonder horse, phone 345-1276. tor, new range. Well-kept and Speed doesn't kill; it's force of • AUTO REPAIRS • NEW & REBUILT PARTS beautifully landscaped yard in ex impact that does. However, the cellent court. See this one before • AUTHORIZED INSPEC • ALL AT CUT-RATE only means of building up force of TION STATION PRICES TELEVISION SERVICE you choose. KASH REALTOR impact is speed. Double your 345-2151, 111 Centerway over the speed and you hit four times as All Makes - All Models P.O. hard. Triple it and you hit nine SEABROOK DISCOUNT times as hard. Your safety is Color - Black & White really all up to you, isn't it? GENERAL TIRE AUTO PARTS Antenna Installations .dfin& FOR SALE - CREDENZA (Buffet) All Types FURNITURE-NEW 53" - Limed Oak - $40.00 or best Opposite Seabrook Shopping Center offer - Call 474-6060. Hanyok Bros. COST PLUS 10_% HOUSEKEEPER WANTED by 9457 Lanham-Severn Rd. 577-2900 BRAND NAMES working mother. $50 wk, 2 wks 474-6464 annual paid vacation. Call 345- 474-6069 GR 4-7720 GR 4-6258 9421. OPEN 7 DAYS - RENT-A-CAR, TRAILER Page 8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, August 31, 1967 well become a model for similar 132 of the Library Administration More Greenbelt Park Details park development adjacent to large Convention Delegates to Building at the College's Largo metropolitan areas, it should incor campus. porate the best of planning ideas. Hold Last Festival News Further information and a form Released By Interior Dept. They are concerned that too many The final public hearing by the for early registration may be ob gimmicky features may be incor Prince George's Constitutional tained by writing the eRgistrar, by Virginia Beauchamp porated in the projected plans. Convention delegation before the Prince Geoges Community College, A f:-ont-page story in the Washington Post of Sunday, Aug Citizen comments concerning convention opens in September will 301 Largo Rd., Largo, Md., or tele ust 27, broke the news to the metropolitan area of plans by the the Greenbelt Park development be held on Tuesday, Sept. 5 at 8 phoning 336-6000. Interior Department to develop a major recreational facility in may be submitted to the City Ma p.m. in the College Park Municipal Greenbelt Park. News of these plans had already surfaced locally nager for presentation to the City Building. in the News Review of June 8 in a report of a talk by Harold R. Council. Suffrage and elections, the legis lative and judicial branches, and Mothershead Wants Help Jones, Superintendent of the Catoctin Mountain Park District of GHI O RIENTATION general provisions (such as educa For Kenilworth Intersection the National Park Se!'Vice, to the Greenbelt Parks and Recreation tion) are the subjects scheduled Advisory Board. DUE OCTOBER 11 for consideration at that time. Wil Delegate Andrew 0. Mothers According to recent press re cil. According to that statement, An October 11 date was set by liam W. Gullett, Vice Chairman of head (D) First Legislative District, lea.ses by the Interior Dept., an as reported in the News Review the GHI Board of Directors last the delegation and mayor of Col Prince Georges County, has asked estimated sum of $6,275,000 is ex of July 27, they opposed any de Thursday night for the next or lege Park, will preside as chairman the Board of County Commission pected to be spent on construction velopment west of the Parkway ientation meeting of new members. at this hearing. ers to submit for legislation in the and maintenance of an 18-hole golf which does not "blend in with or This will be a eneral session to Carlton R. Sickles, chairman of 1968 session, plans for a county course, an Olympic-size swimming make use of the natural terrain discuss a variety of problems and the delegation, urged any County Road Bond Issue which would in pool, a bath house, a club house, a and features of the ground." They ideas. A question and answer per citizens who have opinions about clude revenue to relieve deplorable restaurant, a miniature train, as urged the development of a major iod is also planned. Further de the content of the State constitu traffic conditions at the intersec well as facilities for tennis, shuffle nature center in that area of the tails on the meeting will be worked tion to make use of this opportun tion of Route 193 and Kenilworth out by the Member Relations Com board, basketball, softball, and park. In general, the announced ity to present their viewpoints to Avenue. miniature golf, and parking space plans for the western section of mittee. the entire assembled P r i n c e A study by the State Roads Com for 500 cars. All of these will be the park would appear to adhere President Charles Schwan pro George's delegation before its de mission shows that 46,700 automo located on the 260-acre strip of to these guidelines. posed that a second orientation parture for Annapolis. Written biles use this four-way intersec ]and to the east of the Baltimore meeting devoted to home improve On the other hand, the Board statements will always be wel tion daily. He stated, "The build Wa:shington Parkway between ments be held in the spring when proposed the city recommend that comed by members of the delega ing of many apartment buildings Greenbelt rd. and Good Luck rd. members are more likely to be the planned golf course in the eas tion, Sickles added. and commercial areas along the Many areas will be lighted for use tern section of the park be loca thinking seriously about refurbish The Maryland Constitutional at night. ing their homes. All agreed that roads approaching this intersec ted elsewhere if possible, since this Convention will begin on Sept. 12, tion has resulted in continued traf In the already partially develop this was a good idea although no use of the land would require ex and has three months in which to fic tie-ups. The State Roads Com ed picnic 3i_nd camping grounds, formal date was set. tensive deforestation. They recom write a constitution, which will mission states that this is a Prince an area of 840 acres to the west of mended instead increasing the size The GHI Board also discussed then be presented to the electorate the Parkway and directly south of articles to be included in its next Georges County problem and not of a proposed amphitheater for and voted on for approval or re one of the State. I would hope Greenbelt, an additional 275 picnic newsletter and approved a supple shows on some of the nearby his jection at a special election on that the County Commissioners sites will be constructed, as well as mentary home improvement loan torical features, such as the In May 14. would put forth every effort to a recreation field, expanded camp dian burial grounds at Indian to a member on Southway. In ing facilities, three youth hostels, approved the loan for over $300, have legislation passed which Springs and the College Park Air would relieve this critical road sit and a horseback riding center. port. various Board members, Schwan Adult Courses Are Offered Bids on the concession must be uation." After the Board's position was and Shinderman particularly, re received before Dec. 16, according gistered concern over the fact that presented to council in a statement At PG Community College to Interior Dept. officials, with if many GHI members decide to by chairman Hugh D. Jascourt on Courses in art, real estate and in construction expected to begin August 17, Council referred the make home improvements beyond surance, investing and securities, Metro Affairs Symposium within three months of the award the standards ones to kitchens and matter to citizen comment prior modern constitutional decisions, Lou Pohoryles of Greenbelt will of the contract. The new recrea to any official action. Far from baths, the limited loan fund might and remedial English and mathe tional facilities will open section represent Prince George's County being a fait accompli, city officials not be able to handle such re matics will be offered evenings this by section, as they are completed, quests. as co-chairman of the Second feel, these plans are likely to be fall at Prince Georges Community the whole job being estimated to Washington Area Metropolitan Af responsive to citizen pressures. TRAFFIC TIP College. fairs Symposium; to be held Oct. take about five years. One of the most common and Since all of the development will Classes will begin September 18 21 in College Park by the Prince Local Views be carried out by individual con least known factors in traffic and are open to all adults 18 years Georges and Montgomery county When these long-range plans for cessions, it would be a simple mat crashes is following too closely. of age or older. None of the cour Yot1ng Democratic Clubs. The sym Always leave plenty of room be the development of Greenbelt Park ter to withdraw permission for any ses have prerequisites and no limit posium will be open to the public; were first made known to city of concessions to which there was tween your car and the one in is placed on the number of cour for registration, write to Young ficials, the Parks and Recreation strong opposition. The apparent front of you. You never know ses in which a student may enroll Advisory Board prepared a report position of the Recreation Advisory when the "other fellow" is going to Registration will be held 6:30-8 ems Symposium, P.O. Box 2094, which they presented to city coun- Board is that since this park m ay stop, slow or turn suddenly. p.m. September 13 and 14 in room Capital Plaza, Landover Hills, Md. Greenbelt Labor Day Festival Weekend Program FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1967 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1967 6 p.m. CARNIVAL opens 9 a.m.-6 p.m. TENNIS Tournament -Braden Fld. Courts 7-10 p.m. SOFTBALL tournament - Braden Field No. 2 10 a.m.-12 noon - ART show entries received - Y.C . 7-9 p.m. ART SHOW and contest entries - Y.C. Bldg. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - SOFTBALL Tourn. Braden Field # 2 8:30-10:30 p.m. TEEN CLUB Splash party - pool 10 a.m. HORSESHOE Pitching - Singles 12 noon - 10 p.m. ART Show and Contest • Y.C. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1967 7-7:45 p.m. TALENT Contest • Carnival grounds 9 a.m.-1 p.m. PANCAKE Br'kfast-nr Candy Cane City 8-9 p.m. ROCK AND ROLL Contest - Carnival Grounds 10 am.-10 p.m. ART Show and Contest - Y.C. 9-10 p.m. Presentation of QUEENS • Carnival Grounds 11 a.m.-6 p.m. - TENNIS Tou rnament • Courts 1 p.m.-9 p.m. SOFTBALL Tournament Braden Field # 2 MONDA Y SEPEMBER 4, 1967 1 p.m.-5 p.m. - HORSESHOE Pitching Obis. Field 1 3 pm. BABY Crawl - Braden Field # 1 10 a.m. PARADE {Laurel Hill and Ridge to Centerway) 5 p.m. 9.3 mile Jr. A.A.U. Long Distance Race 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. TENNIS Tournament - Courts 5 p.m. 1.5 mile Run For Your Life Race Ii 1 p.m. GOLF Chipping Contest - Braden Field # 1 5 p.m. 1.5 mile Jog-Along 2 p.m. SOFTBALL Championship - Braden Field # 2 7 p.m. JUDO Demonstration - Youth Center 6 p.m. Mixed Family SWIM Relay - Pool 7-7:45 p.m. TALENT Contest • tarnival Grounds 7 p.m. ART Show awards 8-9 p.m. ROCK and Roll Contest • Carnival Grounds 7-8 p.m. ROCK AND ROLL Finals - Carnival Grounds 9-10 p.m. QUEEN Contest - Carnival Grounds 8-9 p.m. GREENBELT Concert Band • Carnival Grounds