MARYLAND Thursday, February 15, 1979 cility ready to turn over to the in stalled. On t he other side or city and its CMF management the hall windows look out on a.. firm by that date, though some paved patio area with more than e. outdoor work will remain to be dozen yellow rain trees, tables wilt Zoning Change~Petition on North End Parce_ls completed. have yellow polka-Baltimore-Washington mittee who would t hen advise the a dozen com pleted apartment s took screened. We needed no artificial there must be a S'llpra-majority vot~ P a rkway. Parcel 1, north of North­ B oard. (Inasmuch as t he entire place in late January resulting in light to feel comfortable. board were present, th is step a punch list of corrections to be - 8 out of l1 m embers - by t h e way extended, is the larger of the On the ceilings are smoke deteo-­ seemed s uperfluous.) McCar thy made. H a rkins now has com pleted District CounciL two parcels with-over 100 acres. tors and sprinklers and on the began dividing a rat h er large those corrections and is ready for The rezoning petition covers 10.- In the late 1960's the developers walls are plugs for television and blackboard in the GHI Boa rd CDA. 30~ acres of land. P a r cel 3, with requested R-30 apartment zoning telephone. There is a recessed Room into two halves, on e labeled Demonstrations of m echanical 2.9002 acres is located n orth of (14 units a n acre) while the MN­ light over what might be the din­ "advantages" and the other "dis­ equipment such a s elevators, heat~ Ridge Road on the east side of Re- CPPC technical staff recommended ing room table. The kitchen has & advantages." At t he end of the ing plant, fire alarm and sprinkler searoh beuween the Gill homes (6 R-80 (single family) for most of pass through window to the dining­ evening only t hree items were systems were held last week. Kit­ and 8 'Research) and a narrow par cel 1 that is east of the perim­ area. The kitchen 'has a larger then listed undtr t he fl. rst heading. all chen a ppliances w ill be tested to­ portion of North End School pro- eter road ,and R-T (townhouses 10 expected 14 cu. ft. refrigerator, but supplied by McCarthy, who ex­ morrow, F ebrua ry 16. perty. Parcel •• with 7.4030 a cres units an acre) for the portion west it is not frost free. ''These are more plained that sh e was acting a s The building must be approved sits between the Ridge R oad play~ of the perimeter road. R-T was Devil's Advocate. enery-efficient" says Giese. Also. ground and 7 and 9 courts of Re- proposed for parcel 2, which is south for occupancy bo't:h by the county One advantage, she said, might t here will be no garbage disposah;. search on the west side of Research of Northway extended. These pe-­ and by CDA. CDA must also ap-­ be that new fllliliilies might have CDA has finally -agreed t o their de This parcel 8 \ll"rounds GHI homes titions which were left in limbo in prove the applicants. P'\u'gason young children who might wish to thinks that process should go letion. An exhaust fan is in the in the 7 and 9 courts of Research. the early 1970's, have recently been attend North End School. Members quickly once their list is complet­ ceiling above the electric stove. MN­ N ational Agric ultural R esearch reactivated. According to an of the audience m ade very clear ed. They are having no difficulty T he bathroom ,has m ulti-tot.1M (NARC) land lies t o the north and CPPC spokesman, the owners (Ler­ whfte-Greenbelt Park recently on the Ridge Rd. be wddened to become parking areas are hard to disting­ at a four foot level for the person a four- lane highway. last leg of their journey from the Midwest to Capitol Hill. For uish under a foot of snow. Walk­ in a wheel chair, though probably the last 11 days, farmers have demonstrated on the Mall in down­ Those a ttending t he meetings ing in t he front door noticeably at least half will ,be occupied by to~ Washington, asking for a two-thirds increase in government made very clear thei,r understand­ missing are the ceilings and car­ persons who a re not. price supports for their agricultural products. ing that t he property would even­ peting in the entrance lobby. One The kitchen sink •h a.s no ba.se A section of the Baltimore-Wash- no chHdren accompanied their par­ tually •be used for housing of some must watch one's step. The front cabinet, thus allowing for wheel ington Parkway running through ents sort, but they also made clear t halt sliding doors will be locked a fter chair underneat h; the drain pipes the Greenbelt area was closed for Wayne said the farmers claimed t hey prefer this housing to cqnsist. 5 p.m., providing security for the have been insulated to protect legs two hours on February 5 when they will remain h ere and push for of detached houses, not townhouses, residents. The resident n;ianagH·s from hot pipes. farmers began their "tractorcade" parity legislation for a m on th. N o ga rden apartments, or high rises. office is on the right. Caulfield Fifteen other convertable handi­ pe­ / to the Capitol. About 140 tractors one is now staying in Greenbelt I rene Hen sel proposed t h at a hopes to m ove into that office 'be­ capped units have the same fea­ chugged down the Parkway at 7 Park and Wayne said "a lot of tition oppos1ng densit y higher than fore March 1, perhaps within a tures except a t ub replaces the a.m. and local police shut the Toute (farmers) had flatbeds to take .their single-family residence be circu­ week. She will be one of the first shower. All handicapped units are down as "a p recaution to k eep com- tractors home .(while) t hey will pro­ lated. Steve P olasch ick a sked whe­ residents to m ove in also. on the lower floors of th e east and m uters from being tied up in tra- bably fly home" when the protest ther t he city would mak e an envi­ A square lounge looks out on a north wings. me," according to Sgt. Robert ends. ronmental statement, after another sma ll balcony 2.t the rear. P anclln: Lower Level Wayne of the Greenbelt Park Po- member from t he area ·adjacent to elevators have h orizontal rows of Common areas on the lower level lice. When the tractors reached t he proposed t ownhouses pointed buttons that may easily be rea ched begin with the multipurpose room. out that. removal of trees from a the D.C. line they ·began blocking from a wheel chair. A small library Sliding glass doors open onto the Holiday Refuse Schedule gully t present in the l which Church School 9:30--10:30 a.m. C ed for students to have a n idea of should only be discouraged if we Morning Worship 11 a.m. driving before they start. have the safety of -others in mind. (Cribbery and Nursery provided) I would urge all. Greenbelters to If the Mandan Rd. site were cho­ Sermon: support the program and send let­ sen, those currently crossing the Knowledge through LOVE Holy Cross Lutheran Church ters to eitper Sen. Conroy, James Parkway have said they will con­ Rev. Clifton D. Cunningham Office Bldg., Annapolis, Md. 21401: tinue to do so. Others would find Pastor - 474-3381 6905 Greenbelt Road or Del. Gerard Devlin, Suite 208, it easier to continue using the Worship Services: 8:30 and 11:15 a.m. House Offite Bldg., Annapolis, Md. dangerous Greenbelt Road bridge. Sunday School: 9:50 a.m. 21401. Therefore an overpass built at ST. JOHN'S CHURCH \Veekday Nursery School: 9-11:30 a.m. Erich Neupert Mandan Road would n-ot solve the Episcopal Edward H. Birner, Pastor Phone 345-5111 safety problems we are now facing. Baltimore Blvd. at Powder Mill From Greenbriar anyone going Worthw#:Jile Rd., B,eltsville to the Center or library would find 8 a.m. Holy Communion As a student of Driver's Educa­ the Gardenway site more conven­ 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer tion I would like to tell the tax­ ient. In short, a Gardenway over~ 10:30 p a.m. Sunday School paying public that Driver's Educa­ pass would receive more use, and Rev. John_ G. Bals, Rector tion is a worth while- service offered perform a better service for the ~ 422-8057 by the public schools. co!Ilmunity while ridding us of sev­ To abandon the Driver's Eu1;ca­ eral safety hazards. tion program would be insm1e. It Several Greenbriar residents have .... "'I % would cost the public more to pay been saying that if the overpass is for private lessons and be far less built at Gardenway, they will hold STATE FARM Com'p~unded Daily convenient than it is now fo!." high only bitterness and contempt for school students and their parents. Greenbelt tor years to come. This , from day of deposit Eric Crahh-t>c argument is immature. The council ls only trying to do what is best paid quarterly for the community. Disagreement - The Best Site on a politic-al issue does not indi­ Effective Annual Yield - 6.27% .. Per Annum To the Edltor: cate hatred. This is very easy to INSURANCE AB a student of Eleanor Roose­ forget. Perhaps I myself have .. ®~ velt senior high school, I am writ­ been too vehement, and I apologize HOURS ing in response to a certain lesson ,jf I have. We need a bridge which For Insurance Call: in democracy that I and my fellow will be safe, and will be used, and Don W. Taulelle Mon.-Thur. 9-6 schoolmates seem to have missed I am supporting what I see as the 9200 Edmonston R d. at the last council meeting. At best site for it. Whichever way the Greenbelt, Md. 20770 Friday 9- 8 this meeting many Greenbriar contl'oversy turns out, I will still be Phase I ,residents turned out to 474-5007 Saturday 9-12 happy to know that we have active oppose the condemnation of the Like a good neighbor, easements necessary to build the Greenbelters on the east side of State Farm is there. CLOSED Baltimore-Washington overpass a t town. State Farm Insurance Companies Washington's Home Offices: Bloomington, Ill. Ge.rdenway. We were not there in Oarl Choper Birthday force because the turnout was just Monday, Feb. 19 so unexp~cted. Luckily, council re­ mained in favor of the site. I would like to thank the three coun­ Greenbelt Community Church Twin Pines Savings & Loan Assn. cilmen in the majority for keeping (United Church of Christ) in mind the welfare of citizens 105 Centerway Hillside and Crescent Roads - Phone 474-6171 (mornings) living on both sides of the highway. Greenbelt, Md. 20770 The major reason for favoring the Mandan Road site is that the Sunday 474-6900 Gardenway site would channel the Church School for all - 9:45 high school kids between two resi­ Savings Certificates: dential buildings. Theoretically a Worship Service - 11 a.m. overpass at Mandan Road would Nursery provided at 2B Hillside . Minimum Deposit $1000 allow the kids to follow the streets 6.50% per annum for 6 months to the school. However we can all Kev. Sherry Taylor and Rev. Harry Taylor, co-pastors 6.25% per annum for 3 months be sure that the students will take 7.00% per annum for 12 months 7.50% per annum for 4 yea.rs the shortest, straiJhtest, possible path. A straight lme drawn on a Put feet on your prayers. 8:00% per annum for 8 years map from M8,ndan Road to Roose­ ~ velt high school falls between four Give expression to your faith. I (A substantial interest penalty is required by law for early withdrawal) buildings of Greenbriar Phase II. Clearly, if the choice is between Let God's Word speak to your life. Maryland Savings-Share Insurance Corporation chennellng students between two I (An Agency of the State of Maryland) buildings or between four buildings, G R E E N B E L T B\A P T I S T C H U R C H Insures each account to $40,000.00 the former would be preferred. I still have my doubts as to whe­ 474-4212 Ore,icent & Greenhill Road• NOTARY SERVICE (free to account holders) ther the Greenbriar, residents of Bible Study for all ages istrict) three parts: 1) Classroom, 2) "To me, $1.5 million to be spent will be well equipped, says Giese. cony looking out over the entrance­ would repeal the existing law. It Simulation and 3) On-the-Road. on Driver Ed doesn't seem too large Last week Mr. Furgason purchased drive. The elevators are also in: plates, glasses, cookware, 2 90-cup was read in the Senate Finance Classroom consists of lectures on compared to the total school bud­ this central lobby. percolators and many other items. Committee and brought to a vote how to drive, driving strategies, get of over $200 million," Bowman The apartments on these upper At the request of the Elderly last Friday, February 9. By a vote car control and traffic laws. Lec­ said. He seemed puzzled at the op­ floors are the least complete witll Housing Advisory Committee, the stoves and refrigera,tors sitting in of five to three the bill received an tures on pertinent topics such position to Driver Ed, saying "In Fergasons are exploring possible cardboard boxes in the living room, unfavorable report. It Is not, how­ as: insurance, how to buy a new the past two years at Annapolis, meal programs with local food ser­ no carpeting yet and other m4nor eTer, the end of S.B. 77. Senator or used car how to maintain a tltere has never been anyone testi­ ,Conroy told the News Review he car, and how the car works are vice institutions. Mrs. Furgason jobs to be done. fying against Driver Ed. It's all told the News Review that most ap­ Giese seems genuinely pleased will try to bring the bill before the included. The second part ls been in support of the program, eatire body. Last year, he intro­ simulation. Eleanor Roosevelt's plicants want some kind of meal with the way things are going-. and yet we still have legislation ,to program. duced a similar bill which passed simulators have all the function­ "Over all the units are very at­ get rid of (the program)." Across the hall are five small ; I the Senate but never got out of al controls of an automobile. The tractive," he says, smiling. 1 Will the county pick up the State's the House Ways and Means Com­ simulators are paired with in­ share, should the State funding run mittee. Conroy will continue the structional films on how to drive out? According to School Board 'fight to reinstate the funding. ''I in all kinds of traffic and weath­ 'member Lesley Kreimer, the Board wm do everything in my power to er conditions., The final phase of Education can't afford the ex­ of the course is actual on-the-­ G. D. I. see that the bill is passed,' he said. tra cost because of TRIM, demand Katherine Gough, Sen. Conroy's road driving. for other programs, and the demand legislative assistant summarized There are 30 hours of class­ to cut the school budget. (Greenbelt Homes, Inc.) Conroy's position by saying, "All of room instruction, 12 hours of Kreimer suggested that there were Hamilton Place our tlgures show that the program simulation, and 3 hours of on­ a number of alternatives to cancel­ is cost effective and essential to the-road experience, These time ing Driver Ed, including a limited the safety of our citizens." spans more than satisfy the program, or perhaps a tuition to Another attempt to save Driver State minimum 'requirements. make up for the loss of State mon­ Your Housing Dollars Will Go Further r,hen \ Ed is going on in the House of Last year, 288 students took ies. Delegates. This bill (H.B. 33) will Driver Ed during the school day, "I would hope that we could con­ have to pass. through the House 90 students in after school clas­ tinue the program even if we have You Invest in a G .. H.I. Townhous·e TOOAYI ses, and 120 students were Way• and Means Committee, the to charge for it", said Kreimer. She trained during summer school. same committee that stopped Con­ indicated that she was in favor of It is estimated that new driv­ roy's bill last year. Delegate Gerard the program and would not like to Just waitin' to be bought ... lovely'3 br. masonry wit]i pictur­ Devlin (24th District) is a member ers in Maryland will have $1.5 see pupils charged unless there was esque view of woods; ra/refg/ac/carpeting i~cluded - $3~,900.00. of that committe and is, accord­ million of increased insurance no alternative. premiums to pay if Driver Ed ling to his legislative assistant, Ro­ At present, it is not clear what is eliminat.J'!d. Many insurance berta McCarthy, generally suppor­ will happen when and if the State Want just a small house? Near the Center? Well - herfs your companies now give a discount i tive of the effort. She indicated funding runs out. "Many are hop­ on policies for new drivers who answer - 2 br. masonry, ra/refg/washer/ac & many, rnany other that the reason the past attempts ing that the Legislature will see at legislation failed was be­ have passed the course. fit to continue funding the pro­ extras - $28,000.00, cause there did not seem to be en- gram" Kreimer stated. Outstanding City Employee OPEN HOUSE Attractive quiet location - w/lg. fenced yard; new kitchen & The City Council has authorized Former Greenbelter Nettie Gran­ Dem. Club News bathroom; good parking fac., $20,550.00. a program to recognize each year ims will be ·visiting Greenbelt Feb. The next regular meeting of the a City employee for outstanding 15 through Feb. 28. There will be Eleanor and Frankli~ Roosevelt an Open House at Mishkan Tor­ Very lg. fenced yard; corner loc., ra/refg/washer incl.. special service to t!he City. The selection, Democratic Club will be held Fri., ah; Ridge and Westway, on Sun., made by the City Council:is based Feb. 16, at 8 p.m. at the Greenbriar Feb. 18 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Granims' buy at $23.,000.00 - April occ. upon the employee's overall work Community Building, Mrs. Joanne record with the City, and, in par­ friends, acquaintances and former neighbors are invited. O'Brien, the current chairperson of Three separate rooms downstairs (living room, dining room & ticular, his or her record with the the Prince Georges County Demo­ City during the past year. A par­ cratic Central Committee will ad­ ticular event, such ~ a heroic feat, kitchen) make up this 3 br. frame townhouse with other added ' dress the club. All interested Demo­ • might be a factor considered, but Marathon Run Sunday crats are invited. features; seller ready to move now - see this one today! the g-eneral work record of the em­ ployee is of prime importance for A number of Greenbelters will be Club members and friends are $25,500.00 or best offer. the making of an a.ward. running in the 18th Annual Wash­ reminded of the Legislative Dinner in~on's Birthday Marathon (26.2 planned for March 27 in Annapolis. Bow to nominate: Any citizen miles) to be held this Sunday, Feb. Ideally located - just right for' the single person or retiree; one or employee of the City may nom- There will be an opportunity to see 1 18 on the nearby U.S. Agricultural i•ate one or more employees for the General Assembly in evening Farm. The race will start at 11 a. bedroom, firl!t floor fr. a.pt. exooll. cond., appliances included; tllis award. Nomination blanks 11ession. ;For ticket information con­ m. at the Log Lodge Cafeteria and tact Dorothy Rothgeb at 4il-1096, $13,550.00. may be obtained from the City of­ make three loops of Beaver Dam, Jieea 9r •by simply submitting in Springfield and Powder Mill Roads, writing the nomination of an em­ l passing the Log Lodge each time. THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE VERY ATTRACTIVE pl07ee and the reasons why the About 500 runners, men, women nGminee deserves recognition as and children from about 10 states the outstanding employee of the Candidates Needed TOWNHOUSES WE HAVE CURRENTLY LISTED. SELECT and Canada are entered. This mar­ Oity of Greenbelt at the time of athon is held on a certified course Candidates are urgently needed nomination. YOUR FUTURE HOME AND ENJOY LIVING IN AN E~TAB­ and runners usually use it to quali­ to run for the nine elective offices Deadline: Nominations must be fy for the Boston marathon. The which will be decided at the Twin LISHED COMMUNITY WHERE YOU CAN SHOP, WALK, JOG submitted not later than noon, weather and snow covered roads Pines annual meeting scheduled for March 7. will cut down on the good times March 27, 1979. These include three or DRIVE; FROM ANY LOCATION. Award:. The outstanding City run. The course record was set positions on thE\ Board of Direc­ ,, employee will receive a $100 savings last year by Bobby Doyle of Provi­ tors, three positions on the Member bond and an ,inscribed wall plaque. PRICES START AT .$13,000 FOR OUR 1, 2 & 3 Br. ~roperties. dence, Rhode Island in 2 hours, 22 Relations Committee, and three po­ minutes and 14 seconds. sitions on the Nominations and FOR YOUR ''HOME SHOPPING CONVENIENCE," SALES OF­ Elections Committee. Roosevelt Calendar Starting at 10 a.m. sharp, a three­ FICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ... WHY NOT COME IN AND Boys' Basketball mile will be held at the same loca­ The current Nominations and 2/16 Fairmont Hts - Aw~y at tion with everyone receiv,ing a rib­ Elections Committee is required to LET 6UR EXPERIENCED, LICENSED, SALES PEOPLE 6:15 p.m. bon and time at no cost. No sign-up submit a list containing at least for this race is needed. 2/!1 Oxon Hill at Roosevelt at one name for each elective office to TELL YOU ABOUT BUYING A G.H.I. H(?ME. 5:30 p.m. The marathon has been sponsor­ · be filled to the Board of Directors !/23 Douglass - Away at 5:15 ed for many _years by the Green­ by February 20 and needs more 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Fri~ay p.m. belt JAYCEES in the interest of names to fill this requirement. Po­ Girls' Basketball physical fitness. The Greenbelt tential candidates should send their 10: 00 am to 5: 00 pm Saturdays 2/16 Fairmont Hgts. at Roose­ Recreation Depar.tment provides name and any pertinent informa­ velt at 4:30 p.m. showers for the runners, which are tion to the Nominations and Elec­ Noon to 5: 00 pm Sundays & holidays · 2/21 Oxon Hill - Away at 3 p.m. much- appreciated by out-of-town tions ·Committee in care of Twin runners. Runners may still sign Pines Savings and Loan Associa­ 2/23 Doug1ass - at Roosevelt at 474-4161 474-4331 424-4244 4:30 p.m. up for the marathon by showing tion, 105 Centerwa.y, Greenbelt, 1 up by 9 a.m. Md.~O. ------,. Page 4 GRF.ENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, February 15, 1979

Spellman M'bile Offi ce Backstop for Braden Field Congresswoman Gladys Noon Kudos to Snow Crew Spellman's "Mobile Office" will 1be Purchase of a new backstop for KASH INC. REAL TORS Congratulations to the Public at the Beltway Plaza on Tuesday, Braden Field was approved last Works Department and all the Feb. 20, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. to an­ Monday by the city council. The city crews for their outstanding Computerized Multiple listing Service swer questions and pro¥ide assis­ work during and after the heavy tance. The motor home will be backstop will cost $1,900 and should HOMES FOR SALE snow falls. One citizen summed staffed by case workers from her be installed by the start of the it up this way: "Of all the roads constituent service office in Hyatts­ softball and base~all season this I've traversed in the area, ville. Mrs. Spellman travels with spring. Unused funds from the cur­ Greenbelt 's are the best main­ the motor home when her Congres­ 345-2151 ren t budget will pay for the equip­ tained.'' sional schedule permits. For more information, call 436-8865. ment. PLANNING TO BUY A HOME? ACT NOW!! Public Notice GREAT SELECTION * * * GREAT TERMS MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION $50.00 DOWN FHA TERMS IS PROPOSING Excellent starter home, with fireplace in living room, full · basement, enclosed porch, nice level yard with large trees. $50. The Improvement of the Maryland Route 193/Maryland Route 201 lntersetcion, in down FHA or no down V.A. terms. Total price only $43,900. Prince Georges County Call 345-2151 MEETING $100.00 DOWN FHA TERMS SITE All brick 4 bedrm home with rec-room in basement, open porch, washer, dryer, w/w carpet, complete chain link fenced 1 yard. You pick the moving time, 3q, 60, 90, or 120 days. No downpayment V.A. or $100. down FHA. Priced at $48,900 for quick sale.

$ 1,500. TOTAL CASH That's all the money a veteran who's combined family in­ come is approx. $21,000. will need to move into this all brick 3 bedroom rambler with full basement near Univ. of Md. Fresh­ ly painted thru-out and nice level yard. Ask for Howard Kash or Rudy. 34-5-2151.

NEW ON MARKET This 3 bedrm Brick rambler was just listed and owner wants fast sale. Will let you move in 30 days and they will leave the pool table in Game room, plus the Bar in rec-room. Also you get new cent A/C, washer, dryer, fenced yard with patio, and lots more. ASSUME this VA 9 ¼ % loan and pay $435. per month. Call 345-2151

$1000. TOT AL CASH To Qualified Veteran is all that is needed to buy this plder 4 bedrm home in College Park. Offering Large family room ad­ dition, rear fenced pary and Garage. Needs some fixing and painting. V.A. appraised at $49,950. Call 345-2151

$300. TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT fHA Plus your normal closing cost, will buy this extremely well kept home in Riverdale Hts. Featuring rec-room, cent a/c, w/w This project is currently in the Department's Consolidated Transportation Program ( 1979- carpet, washer, dryer, complete fenced yard, and large sun­ 1983) for project planning and preliminary engineering. No other activity is scheduled during deck with a view of over 10 miles Buy with no down V .A. the program period. or $300. down FHA. Priced at $51,500. SCHEDULED COMBINED LOCATION/DESIGN PUBLIC HEARING 4 BEDROOMS 2 FULL BATHS $45,500. 7:30 P.M. Hard to find anymore, but we have one, and its loaded with extras, including 16 x 18 foot balcony, and patio in fenced yard. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1979 No down V.A. or $50.00 down FHA terms. Call us, we'll tell you how. 345-2151 · The Public Hearing will be conducted in the auditorium of the State Highway Administra­ tion District #3 Office, located at 9300 Kenilworth Avenue (Md. Route 201), just north of I-95/ 495 and the Maryland Route 201 Interrchange. BEAUTIFUL ½ ACRE FENCED YARD PURPOSE: (lovely section of Beltsville) The purpose of this hearing is to afford all interested persons the opportunity to present is only one of the attractive features this all brick their views regarding the proposed location and design of the project. The Project Planning rambler has to offer. You'll also enjoy the jalousie enclosed Team will describe to those in attendance the engineering, social, economic and environment­ porch, the knotty pine spacious recreation room, and nice patio al impacts of both the "Build" and "No-Build" alternates. and carport. Call for all the details - 34-5-2151. Tentative schedules for Right of Way acquisition and construction will be discussed. In­ formation regarding relocation assistap.ce programs will be explained. Beginning on February 15, 1979, the Draft Environmental Document will be publicly av- LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT HOME? ailable for inspection during normal working hours at the following locations: CONFUSED ABOUT DOWNPAYMENTS? State Highway Administration Prince Georges Memorial Library District #3 Office Greenbelt Branch CLOSING COST WORRY YOU? 9300 Kenilworth Avenue 11 Crescent Road Greenbelt, Maryland Greenbelt, Maryland NOT SURE WHAT PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD? WHAT YOU CAN DO: Call one of our experienced sales agents, for complete ae- tails regarding buying or selling a house. ' All interested persons are invited to attend this hearing and present their views. A bro­ chure describing the alternates will be mailed to all persons on the project mailing list. Others KASH, REALTORS is in need of homes to sell in Greenbelt, may receive a copy by writing Mr. Hal Kassoff at the address given below. Brochures will College Park, Beltsville and Lanham. Thinking of selling your also be available at the hearing. home? Give us a call, no obligations. 345-2151 CONTACT: Individuals and representatives of organizations wishing to be heard are requested to furn­ ish their name, address, telephone number and organization they represent, if any, to Mr. Hal R Kassoff, Director, Office of Planning and Preliminary Engineering, 300 West Preston Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201 no later than March 16, 1979, so their name may be placed on the YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD REALTOR list of witnesses. Oth~rs present at the hearing and wishing to be heard may do so after those Number 1 in the Maryland Yellow Pages on the established list. Written statements and oth r exhibits in lieu of or in addition to oral presentations at the hearing will be a~cepted by the Office of Planning and Preliminary Engineering, at the above address, until April 6, 1979. 5-2151 E-6733 M. S. Caltrider February 9, 1979 State Highway Administrator Thursday, February 15, 1979 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 5 p.m. Meeting Room, Attorneys C. Police Blotter Recreation Review ()ege 1tei9~ At the Library Frederick Fiege and F. Anthony Officer Murray was slightly injur­ Roller Skating Program Dr. Susan Rindler, daughter of The Library will be closed on McCarthy. Discussion, questions ed in an accident that severely Roller skating is 'held several Pearl and Albert Ellerin of Lake­ Monday, F ebruary 19 in observance and answers. damaged Car #10. He was assist­ days each week at Center Elemen­ side, has been appointed Associate of Washington's Birthday. Book Discussion, Thurs., Feb. 22, tary School for a nominal fee. ing Cpl. Miskell and Pfc. Blake in Dean of the College of Arts and Fantastic Free Flicks will be 10:15 a.m.. - 12 noon, Conference R ink skates may be rented. apprehending two persons wanted Sciences, Northeastern University shown on Wednesday evenings in Room: Book: The Ascent of Man Wednesdays, 4-6 p.m. 1st thru 3rd for breaking into an ii.partment in in Boston. the meeting room at 7:30 p.m., es­ by .Jacob Bronowski. Register and Graders; Fridays, 4--6 p.m., 4th thru Springhill Lake and stealing the Mary and Fred Ford, 55-M Ridge, pecially for young adults, ages 13 obtain book at Information Desk. 6th Graders; and Sundays, 1-3 p.m., victim's car. The subjects fled the are grandparents for the first time. to 18 at the Greenbelt Library. Family Skating - AU Ages. area in the vehicle and when they Son Martin and his wife Arthea "Br-ian's Song'' will be shown on Weight Lifting Club Members returned a short time later, they have a 7 lb. 7 oz. son Jason Alan Feb. 21 and "I Walke<) with a Many of the members have cards CORRECTION were observed by Cpl. Miskell, who born Feb. in Anchorage, Alask. Mar­ Zombie" is the feature presenta­ that have expired. Membership is gave pursuit. Officer Murray at­ tin is with the U.S. Army and will tion on Feb. 28. Persons interested in ascer­ tempted to block the vehicle, but for one year. In order for members be coming to Greenbelt for a short Saturday Film· Special - Feb. 17, taining t'he condition of the ice the driver rammed into Car #10. to continue the use of the facilities, stay in March before being assigned 2 p.m. Meeting ROClm, Ages 6-12. at Greenbelt Lake should call Both persons were apprehended cards must be current. For fur­ elsewhere. The Amazing Cosrnis Awareness of and numerous charges were placed ther information call the Rec. 474-7200. The Police Depart­ Greenl:':lelter Daniel Hess a soph­ Duffy Moon and Bob a Job. against them, including burglary, Dept., 9-5 p.m., 474-6878. ment's 474-5454 number should omore at Geneva College in Beaver assault and battery and armed rob­ Open Area Gyms Divorce and the New Maryland Falls, Pennsylvania was named to be called ONLY in emergencies. bery. One, a 17-year-old resident Greenbelt Junior High School - Property Law - What Are Your the Dean's List for the fall semes­ of Greenbelt Road, was released to Sundays, 1---5 p.m. Roosevelt Senior Rights? Tues., Feb. 20, 7:30-9:30 ter. His major is Information Sys­ his mother' to await juvenije court High School - Sundays, 6--10 p.m. action. The second, a 19-year-old Kite F1ying Cont.est tems. i;esident of the Springhill Lake ar­ Let's Go Kids!!! It's that time John C. J. Cooter, son-in-law of ea, was incarcerated in lieu of of the year again. If the February Mr. and Mrs. Jack R . Findley of $20,500 bond. winds continue into March, it Cherrywood Terr. has been promot­ should be a great contest. Pre­ ed to airman first class in the U.S. GREENBELT Detective Brumley, who was in­ pare those kites now for the An­ Air Force. He is a pavements main­ vestigating a robbery of the same nual K.ite Flying Contest to be tenance 5Pecialist at Luke AFB, victim three days prior to the a­ held on Sat., March 10, 12 noon on Arizona and serves with a unit of SPECIAL bove ·burglary, learned that the Braden 'F1ield. Prizes will be awar­ the Tactical Air Command. same two individuals were respon­ ded in various categories. Further Pvt. Jeffrey Winston is partici­ Lots of trees and shrubs surround this 2 BR unit that's sible for bot!h crimes. They were details will be posted in both the pating in the first return of forces complete with beautiful wood cabinets in the kitchen, ice charged accordingly. Youth Center and Spring:P,ill Lake to Germany exercise. He is with Upon responding to a call for a Recreation Center. the First Armored Division in Ger­ maker refrigerator. OUTSIDE features porch with roof, disorderly person with a knife, Holiday Hours many. Pfc. Blake found a person armed The Youth Center and Springhill On February 3, Greenbelters Amy storage shed, and BEST of all, fish pond in back yard. with a sword, two knives and a Lake Recreation Center will Walder, Betsy Turkiewicz, Rachel pair of "numchucks". A 28-year­ be open on Mon., Feb. 19, noon - Turkiewicz, Laura William, Alan Outstanding value at $21,950. old resident of the Springhill Lake 10 p.m., to accommodate the youth Amberg Erich Neupert, Jon Birn­ and adults who are observing area was arrested and charged with er Laura Kressler, Carla Hayes, Washington's BirthdaY.. carrying dangerous weapons. Edith Beltitza, Jason Warner and REDUCED fN PRICE Teen Ski Trip A 21 year old non- resident was Cecil Phibbs - all of ·Eleanor Roos­ The Greenbelt Rec. Dept. is spon­ Neat, completely remodeled 2 BR townhouse with extra charged with forgery and petty soring another trip to Ski Liberty, evelt HS or Mary M. 'Bethune .JHS music departments - participated larceny after investigation led to Pennsylvania on Monday, Febru­ large addition that's ready for an extra bath if desired! New her identity. She allegedly remov­ ary 26. Sign-ups will be limited to in the Prince Georges County sec­ ed two blank checks from residents the first 35 teens; first ~ome, first ondary School Solo and Ensemble w/w carpeting, frost free refrigerator, large storage shed. of Hanover Parkway, for whom served. The bus will leave at 4 Festival. All received ratings of she ,had been babysitting. She p.m. from the Youth Center and Excellent to Superfor. PRICED RIGHT AT $24,950. then allegedly forged and cashed return approximately at midnight. The Prince Georges County Sen­ the checks. Call 474-6878 for more information. ior Youth Orchestra and the Hon­ A maintenance man from Uni­ ors Chorus performed at the John versity Square Apartments reported CITY NOTES F. Kennedy Center for the Perform­ ing Arts. Greenbelt members in­ CHERRYWOOD he observed · someone tak,ing a Street and traffic signs were in­ truck ,belonging to the development clude Jill Gilbert Laura Kressler, 1 stalled or replaced at various lo­ Jon Birner Sally Gough, Mark Kin­ The vE!hicle was abandoned after cations in the city - Lakeside Drive FAMILY ROOM the operator struck a parked car. zie and Laura Crockett. Congratu­ and Lakeview Cirde, Hanover . The operator was identified 'by the lations! Parkway and Mandan Road and at is included in this neat 1 BR condo unit, with w /w carpet, witness, and warrants were ob­ the Lake Park entrance. tained. The following day the per­ Approximately 20 tons of salt was During the week of Feb. 4, the washer, ,dryer, CAC, dishwasher, disposal. Close to all con­ son turned himself in to Cpl. Cec­ used. carelli and warrants were served public works crew devoted three Tbe parks crew also continued to veniences, pool, tennis, sauna. ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE!! for tampering with a motor vehi­ days to snow removal and ice con­ work on the Greenbriar park and cle, unauthorized use and hit and trol. The mechanic, general crew, CETA crew worked on the perim­ Only $31,000. run. The person was transported and two members of the building eter trail. Both programs are pro­ / to the Commissioner and released maintenance crew spent sixteen to gressing well considering the wea­ on personal recognizance to await eighteen hours on snow removal. ther. trial. On Feb. 8 the parks department and Material to make 20 new picnic general crew concentrated on snow GREENBRIAR A H year old resident was af)pr-:­ tables was picked up. control and clean-up of the Center, hended after he al1legedly kicked a Replacement of the carpet in s idewalks and parking areas and window out of a door at the Youth the Springhill Lake Recreation WOODED AREA also general widening of streets was Center. He was released lo his Center's game room was completed mother's custody to await Juvenile accomplished. The general crew last week. The carpet was unac­ is only one of the extras featured in this 1 BR condo unit worked on Feb. 9 on control of slip­ Court action. ceptable when originally placed. 1 pery areas, intersections and hills. The parks crew has been continu­ unit with livi~g room, dining room, den, washer, dryer, ing work on the park in Green:hri­ disposal, dishwasher, CAC, w carpet, and even a balcony ar and the CETA crew has bP.en /w cont:inuing work on the perimeter for those 'round the corner spring days. Only $33,250. Wills G.W. Birthday trail. Two crew members went to G. L. Cornell in Gaithersburg for one day for instruction in repair of small mowers. Ducks were fed WALLCOVERING at the Lake Park. Call 474-.5700 RON BORGWABDT 112t2 llahfmore Blvd. NYMAN REALTY INC. C•llep Park, Md. 20740 C•n U.S. 1 at the Beltway) SALE 30o/o 474-8400 151 Centerway , off all paper by' "See me for car, home, life, health and business

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l21 CENTERWAY BREEDBEIIT GD-DP Open Daily 9-9, Sunday 10-6 Thursday, February_15, 1979 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Pag~ 7 CLASSIFIED . GHI NOTES Edgewood Legislative Study Committee meetings for the com­ SPECIAL $1.50 for a 10 ;word minimum. 10c ing week include: Tuesday, Feb. 20, .TV &Audio $5.00 off on all each additional word: Submit ads Group For Youth Finance; Wed., Feb. 21, Aesthetics Dependable Guaranteed Servic., in writing, accompanied by cash and Environment; Thurs., Feb. 22, Repair Jobs ' payment to the News Review of­ Young people can influence the Board of Directors. All are held 4932 EDGEWOOD RD. fice at 15 Parkway before 10 p.m. laws under which they must live. at 8 p.m. With This Ad COLLEGE PARK, l\ID. 20740 of the Tuesday preceding publica­ Those interested in learning how Ray Mccawley will be conducting Licensed & Bonded tion, or to the News Review drop to make their voices count in the the interior inspections for reha­ CALL 441-9116 box in the Twin Pines Savings & law-making process should come to bilitation in 20 Hillside and 14 and Loan office before 4:30 p.m. Tues­ the Greenbelt CARES office in the 15 Laurel Hill Road next week. .day. There is no charge for listing Municipal Building on Tuesday, Members will be notified of the items that are found. BOXED February 20, at 7 p.m. exact day McCawley will be in their ADS: $3.00 minimum for a 1½ inch, At this meeting, copies of the home. Charlestowne 1 column box; $1.00 each additional bills about juvenile justice current­ Members interested in submitting half in•b. Maximum e.d for this ly being considered •by the State sketches for a logo-which should section !Is tl:hree inches, and ali ads Legislature in Annapolis will ·be try to symbolize the theme of co­ must be prepaid. distributed. Find out how bills be­ operative hous,ing-should submit Village come laws and learn how to "lob­ their ideas to the Coordinator of CALDWELL'S WASHER SERV­ ICE. All makes expertly repaired. by" for or against a bill. For more Member Services, Sandra Barnes, Authorized Whirlpool dealer. GR- information, call 345-6660 - or just at tlhe GHI building on Hamilton 4-5515. join the group on the 20th. Place by April 2, 1979. Sketches may be in color or in black and PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR - white. Expert and Reliable Pia.no Service to Greenbelt since 1960. Benjamin Baha'i Lecture Berkofsky 474-6894. The Greenbelt Baha'i Community will hold a lecture on "Ohild Edu­ Greenbelt Homemakers Capital Beltway (Rt. chen and bath renovations; sid­ son this year. Although only half 495), Kenilworth Ave. (Rt. 201), and University Blvd. (Rt. 193). of their games have been played, ing and storm windows; painting good workers. I ,will provide eOnly a few available, so hurry! and wallpapering. the team has met each opponent tronsportotion & supervision. and won 5 out of 6 games. They ✓ Call for a free estimate will meet each team onec more, .. 474-7680 - Frank Gervasi .. Must hove porent's permission. and 'hope for six more victories. 474-0995 - ·Frank Potter Members of the squad include: RED CARPET Home Improvement lie. #942 Coll ONLY BETWEEN 10 o.m. & Betty B~rgin, Mary Bistany, Cathy (B · Collins, Eileen Downs, Lynn La­ DARLING REAL ESTATE COMPANY REALTOR® 8 p.m. 441-2788. bukas, Donna Nagle, Karen Nagle, LIGHT HAULING, w/ pick-up • Peggy O'Hagan, Beth Osborne, 5401-A Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale, Maryland 20840 Truck. Call Mike after 4:30, 47~ 9401.· AQUARTIJM, pump, filter, all the Patty Ann White. trimmings. Call Marc for details, Game schedules are as follows: 779-4777 P AINTINQ - Interior, exterior 474-9339. Thursday, Feb. 15 6 p.m. 11 boys, 7 Each Red Carpet Office is Inde!iendently Owned & Operated wallpapering and light carpentry· SEWING MACHINE, REPAIR - p.m. 12 Boys, 8 p.m. 18 iGlrs; Tues­ also. Good Greenbelt references, ex­ Call Dan, 474-7379. day, Feb. 20 6 p.m. - 15 Girls, 7 p.m. cellent WOl'kmanship. Frank Go­ 17 Boys, 8 pm - 18 Girls All games mez. 474-3SU. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED to are at the Youth Center. CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND maintain home for retired gentle­ HANSEN PLUMBING - 14C Hill­ side Rd., reenbelt, 345-6837. Bond­ man. Room & board plus salary. JANITOR WANTED Notice of Charter Amendment ed, licensed, .!IIIlall heme jobs. 474-4649 after noon. SALE: Apartment size washer; also For On January 8, 1979, the City Council of Greenbelt, Maryland, adopted FOUND-Your animal warden flndli fridge. $50.00 each, 345-7677. Charter Amendment Resolution No. 1979-1 (Reso1ution No. tl0), and stray animals every week. If your LATIN - Small group of beginners Green .Ridge House the follOJW!ng Title of the Resolution is a fair summary of the amend- pet !is lost eall the police dept., 474- ment: · / 7200. and those who'd like to revive their vacuull\, mop, wax, clean win­ proficiency. 474-0059. JNOQME TAX PREPARED in dows, etc. ·Full-time, 5 ½ days your home. Call James Cantwell at per week. (Half day, Sat.) CHARTER AMENDMENT RESOLUTION NUMBER 1979-1 474-6021 or M5-2373. University Con~t Mrs. Furgason 884-0S;IB RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF GREENBELT ADOPTED PUR­ PAINTING Boutique SUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF ARTICLE 11.E OF THli1 OON­ STITUTION O!F MARYLAND AND SECTION 13 OF ARTICLm 23.A lntel'lior, exterior. Drywall & International, Inc. ARTISAN OF THE ANNOTATED OODE OF MARYLAND (1.Q57 EDITION AS plaster repairing, caulking and I glazing. Wallpapering - paper Beautiful, natural clothing and CONTRACTORS, INC. AMENDED), TITLE "CORPORATION-MUNICIPAL," SUBTITLlil hung; low as $7.00 per roll. Only exquisite gold and silver jewelry "HOME RULE," TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF quality goes in my jobs. for women & men Electrical Services and GREENBELT, SAID CHARTER BEING sUBTr:h..m 40 OF ARTICLil Grady's Paintinc OOLLEGE PA.BK lnsta1iations 17 OF THiE OODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND (1963 Greenbelt, Md. EDITION AS AMEN!DED) AND CONTAINING IN WHOLE OR IN 7420 Baltimore Avenue Heavy-ups Our Specialty ID-9078 PART THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF GREENBELT, BY RE­ Free Estimates NUMBERING SECrION 73, TITLE ''SEPARABILITY" TO SECI'ION T.AX OONSULTANTS - Expert 74, "SEPAlRABILITY" AND BY ADDING A NIDW SECTION 73, preparation of returns done in tax WANTED - Room or efficiency w / 937-4684 ihe privacy of your home. Indi­ TITLE "ELDERLY HOUSING ENTERPRISE," TO PROVIDE THAT private entrance. Male non-smok­ viduals and small businesses. 931- THE CITY OF GREENBELT'S ELDERLY HOUSING FACILITY ing student w/cat. 474-4649 after Licensed-Bonded-Insured -6138. 11 a.m. SHAlLL BE OPERATED AS A SEPARATE ENTERPRISE OF THE KNITTING AND CROCHETING OIT~ WITH THE COUNClIL AS ITS BOARD OF DIR.EOI'ORS, THE - in my home. Baby items, sweat­ GERMAN - Small group for ad­ PORTER'S LIQUORS CITY MANAGER AS ITS GENERAL MANAGER, THE CITY TREAS­ «-s, wedding accessories, etc. Call vanced reading and text discussion. 474-0059. .Mrs. Comulada aL ·345-9162. Rea­ 8200 Balto. Blvd. ('14-3278 URIDR AS ITS 00:MPTROLLER; TO ·EXEMPT THE ENTERPRISE sonable prices. 9-9. (next to Mo[)onald's in College FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF TH1S CHARTER !BUT SUB­ TAX PREP,\R4TION by reason­ Excellent 3 Bedroom Masonry Park) JEX:n' TO THE REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OOUNCIL, MARY­ able, competent, experienced pre­ LAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION AND House. Wall to Wall carpet, We have the largest selection of parer. C. Meetre 474-0490. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN drapes, 2 Air Conditioners; close Wines from around the world. F. Johnson ot DEVELOPMENT; AND TO 4UTHORIZE THE CITY OOUNCIL Special prices on cash purchases to shopping center. TO CONTRACT FOR THE MANAGEMENT OPERATION OF THE In-Home Order Early FACILITY. 441-2735 (owner) A:n.y questions about wines TV Service The above Charter amendment shall become and be considered a part_ 474-4161 (G.H.I.) welcomed of the Charter of the City of Greenbelt, Maryland, according to the vl.nts Greenbelt 4 days each week. terms of the amendment, in all respects to be effective and observed as sucn, upon the 27th day of February, 1979, unless on or before the v Always estimatetl within 10% fortieth day after passage, which shall be the 17th day of February, ...,, Always calls before visiting 1979 there shall be presented to the Council of the City of Greenbelt, v Works some nights & week­ Gree b It Pizza - Sub Shop Maryland, or mailed to it by registered mail, a petition for referendum ends signed- by twenty percent or more of the persons qualified to vote in . I/ Top rat.ed with consumer Pizza of the Day ...... $2.95 the general election of the City of Greenbelt, requesting that the above gro~ Charter amendment be submitted on referendum to the voter.11 of the V Prom-pt, fair - 18 yrs. experi­ City of Greenbelt. , CARTON DRINKS START AT $1.39 A copy of the above Charter Amendment Resolution is posted in the ence - He listens! Greenbelt Municipal Building in accordance with the requirements of vMost repairs done in your SATURDAY (Feb. 17) ONLY - Section 13(d) of' Article 23A of the Annotated Code of Maryland, and home may be obtained from the City Clerk, 25 Cr~scent Road, Greenbelt, Master Oharge, VISA aeoopt.ed. Jumbo Meatball Sub ...... $1.65 Maryland - Telephone 474-3870 or 47(-8000. CALL 388-4168 IN DA YTIMEA ti65-0001 Evenings & Weekends 107 CENTERWAY 474-4998 James K. Giese, City Manager Page8 Thursday, February 15, 1979 _ Gra n1• Mol1day ~~ebruary 19

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