@reenbelt lefty Driesell Is Parade Marshal; ''Chuting Stars" Perform Aerobatics The 17th annual Greenbelt Labor Day Festival gets ~?erw~y this week with "Unity Through Community Involvement as its theme. Charles G. "Lefty" Driesell, col­ orful University of Maryland bas­ lJltws Review ketball coach, will lead off the pa­ AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER rade scheduled for 10 a.m., Sep­ tember 6. Other festival highlights Volume 34, Number 41 GREENBELT, MARYLAND Thursday, September 2, 1971 wlll be an exhibition of aerial ac­ robatics by a parachuting team, the famed U.S. Navy's "Chuting School Enrollment Is Stable Jr. High Bus Schedule - Stars" at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. Students are to be at their 4 and an appearance by the King ~f Softball, Eddie Feigner, and his bus stop ✓ by 7:45 a.m. three-man team, The Court, who But School· Lunch Rises 5c Bus numbers and pick-up will play the Greenbelt All Stars points are as follows: by Elaine Skolnik at 2 p.m., Monday, Sept. 6. The school bells will ring in the new school year on Tuesday, 652 Lakeside & Lakccrest Dr. The opening ceremony for the September 7 for pupils in grades 1 through 12, and on Wednesday, 238 Hillside & Crescent Rswimming events, Cafeterias will serve lunches on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8 various athletic events (tennis the first day of school. In spite of The Greenbelt Jaycees and the GHI Board Discusses Leases tournaments, ihorseshoe pi,tching, efforts by tihe School Board and Greenbelt Memorial Library will foot races, etc.>, pet show, organ Staff to hold the line, students will sponsor a candidates forum on concert, auction, art contest, tal­ pay five cents more for a hot lunch Wednesday, September 8, in the And Painting Regulations ent contest, crowning of the Queen, this year. Elementary school lunch­ Greenbelt Library from 7:30 p.m. by Sid Kastner Mardi Gras dance, square dance, es will cost 45 cents and lunch until 10 p.m. All eight candi­ The regular Greenbelt Homes, Inc. board meeting last ThursJ pancake breakfast, a dramatics in secondary schools will cost 50 dates for the Greenbelt city day was taken up to a great extent with a committee report on show, a community sing-along, crab cents. Milk bought separately will council will be present. home painting regulations; the discussion showed how difficult it feast, a.s well as a number of spe­ cost 4 cents. Each candidate will make a is to strike a balance between corporation efficiency and individual cial contests for all age groups. three to five minute presenta­ North End expression. A few other things such as a member petition were (See the Labor Day Festival Sched­ tion. The remainder of the time ule of Events for exact times and Principal Helene Poland announ­ taken up, and also it was announced that two open hearings will ced that hours for the school year will be devoted to questions and places for all of the events.) answers from the audience. be held especially for GHI members on Sept. 9 and Sept. 22, the will remain the same - 8:30 a.m. On the l\lidway to 3 p.m. Morning kindergarten first one dealing with the projected engineering and architectural This year's carnival area will hours are from R:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. As of survey, and the second on the topic of management audit. a.m., and afternoon k indergartners August 24, 2,475 students were en­ have 40 booths operated by Green­ A member petition originating in responsible for painting ·his unit, will attend from 12:30 to 3 p.m. rolled, approximately 48 less than belt organizations. A variety of the townhouses supported the re­ etc., were reworded to clarify the Ia.st year's total. Two temporary food will be sold, including ham­ Center School quest of one owner to allow a third, extent of the corporation's responsi­ red school houses will again be in burgers, hot dogs, pizzas, sloppy Hours for the school year will be unrelated person to occupy his bility, and were then passed by use for t he driver education pro­ joes, pretzels, and peanuts. Treats 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Morning kinder­ home. In the following discussion the board in the amended form. gram. include frozen custards, cakes, sno­ garten classes are scheduled from this matter was coupled with an­ However the third paragraph, cones, cotrt:on candy and ice cream. Parking problems will still exist, 9 to 11:45 a.m. and the afternoon other issue, whether to cut off the dealing wLlli the way in which Many of- the old games will be even though expanded park ing fa­ session from 12:45 to 3:30 p.m. lease of anoth er member who has m em bers would be allowed to se­ back plus some new ones, such as cilities were constructed in t he There will be two special educa­ been allowing three people to live lect wall and trim colors, had to Zoo Dip, Cat Toss, .Spinning Wheels. front of the school building. Stu­ tion classes, and the program for at h is home in violation of GHI's be rewritten on the spot and was Rosedale Amusements will oper­ dents in the work-study program, partially deaf students will be con­ leasing conditions. There are ap­ still not satisfactory so bhat a ate the rides with a new added numbering over 125 have parklng tinued for the third year. Robert parently no clear guidelines or pre­ motion by GHI Director Donald attraction, the Hustler. Eilis is the principal. priority. It is advised that stu­ cedents, according to GHI mana­ Volk was passed to send it back. dents leave their cars at home. ger Roy Breashears and director Exhibits Springhill Lake Townhouse Differences Stanley Klein, former principal The principal Is Dr. J. Allen Sa­ David Lange; though GHI direc­ The F.B.I., Secret Service, Post Member Gordon Allen gave this of Linden Hill Elementary School, ger. Vice principals are Gerald Bois­ tor Janet James interpreted the Office Inspection Service, and the reporter a copy of a letter he re­ is the new principal. Mrs. Shirlee vert, Dr. S. Jane Lake, Michael handbook to say that renting 'was National Park Police will have ex­ Marks serves as assistant princi­ Nemchiek and Morris Samuel. actua.Jly not allowed. The town­ cently received from Arthur Korn­ hibits in the lobby of the local post pal. The regular school day will house request was granted, how­ blut of the American Institute of office. run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Morn­ ever, though t he other member's Architects; the Jetter reiterates Other exhibits and demonstra­ ing kindergarten sessions are slat­ lease permission was withdrawn; that the architect's contract has to tions will be one including photo­ be properly redrafted in order to ed from 9 to 11 :45 a.m., and after­ St. Hugh's First the result of this latter decision was graphs from the 1970 festival, a noon classes run from 12:45 to not clear even to the board itself • have the owner's (GHI's) interests home arts demonstration, a pro­ 3:30 p.m. Except for youngsters Week Schedule i.e. how long to allow the lease to protected, and says that "the sub­ gram of Parkdale student-produc­ from the Westchester apartments, continue. Director James had to stitution of the word "Owner" for ed color slide tapes and animated the school is composed of children St .Hugh's opens its doors on introduce a special motion to clar­ "Architect" in the contract is not films, first-aid demonstration, and who reside in Springhill Lake ap­ Tuesday, September 7. The first ify this point. enough. Thus a difference of opin­ a demonstration of the art of ori­ week's schedule is as follows: ion still exists on this point, which gami. artments. Two special education Painting Regulations classes will be based at the school. Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 was brought up by Allen some a.m. to 12 noon, Thursday and Fri­ weeks ago in connection with the Ceremonies Greenbelt Junior High A proposed set o! painting regu­ day, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dur­ townhouse construction. Following the parade, former Principal Francis E. Furgang lations was submitted by Joseph ing the first week of classes, first Mayor and now county Councilman announced that the school hours Vella of the Community Aesthet­ A preliminary reco~mendation on graders will attend from 8:30 a.m. Francis W. White will M.C. the this year will be from 8: 20 a.m. ics committee. The regulations staff salaries was presented by di­ to 12 noon. awards ceremony. Dedication of the to 3 p.m. With the shift of about consist of eight paragraphs which rector Stephen Pola.schik for the Sister Ann Frederick addition to the Youth Center will 100 students from the Beltsville is the the board considered separately. Personnel committee. Because GHI principal. be dramatized by the unveiling of a area to GJH for a one-year period, As Vella explained it generally, lags about one year behind the the school is expected to be at ca­ two color schedules A and B will present Federal pay schedule, the plaque, af\ter which the Golden Age Club will sponsor a reception pacity (1305 students). Some 1128 be set up; A would consist of com­ committee proposes that both ad­ students were enrolled at the school Holiday Trash Collection binations of the present approved ministration salaries and mainten­ for former Greenbelters. last year. Vice principals arc Thom­ GHI colors, and B would consist ,of ance staff wages be raised 6%, to new optional colors. Each GHI What Goes On as A. Ullrich and W. Edward There will be no city refuse col­ be effective on July 1, 1972. Also '''al­ unit could be painted in any ap­ lace. lection on Labor Day. The Mon­ the manager, who has been work­ Fri., Sept. 3 - Mon. Sept 6 - La­ Parkdale Senior High day-Wednesday-Friday routes will proved combination of the colors ing for the corporation for 18 years bor Day Festival (See Sched­ of Schedule A, or of Schedule B. The school dav will start at 8:4-5 be collected Tuesday-Thursday­ without a formal contra.ct, would ule of Events, p. 4 and 5.) Saturday, or earlier, if possible. Thus the individual member would be provided with such a document. :\Jon., Sept. 6, 1 p.m. Dedication The Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday be allowed a wider latitude. Some of New Addition to the Youth caution against this much freedom Directors Norman Wcyel and Parkdale Bus Schedule routes will be picked up on Center, Y.C. of ohoice was voiced by Mark Rudy James reported that improper cut­ There will be only one run of \Vedncsday and Friday. If possible, ting of trees, and oil draining from \ Ved, sept. 8, 7 :30 p.m. Council buses to and from school. a third collection will be made and and manager Roy Breashears felt that the t rim paint, at least should cars have been occurring on GHI Candidates Forum Greenbelt No. Time Pick-up Points pickups will be made earlier. be the same for a whole row for property. The tree cutting has ap­ Library 45 8:20 Rear Greenbelt Shop­ Normal collections will be made reasons of economy. Some other parently been due to ignorance on Thurs., Sept. 9, 8 p.m. GHI Hear­ ping Center (Girls only) the following week. Special trash paragraphs dealing with furnishing the part of the people involved; the ing on Engr. & Struct. Sur­ 304 8:15 Rear Greenbelt Shop­ ,~·ill be collected Tuesday through of paint by the corporation, condi­ oil spillage will be investigated by vey, Center School. ping Center (Boys only) Friday. tions under which the member ii, the staff when it is again observed. 349 8 :20 Springhill Lane Springhill Lake Rec­ reation Building GHI SPECIAL MEMBERSHW HEARING The City of Greenbelt 134 8:15 Breezewood Drh·e and cordially invites you to be present ., Springhill Lane All members of Greenbelt Homes, Inc., are invited to at­ '• 194 8:20 Crescent and Hillside tend the special membership hearing concerning the matter of at the dedication of the new ad(lition 320 8:10 Crescent at Greenhill .. '.1; Road the Engineering and Architectural Survey for GHI. This to the 347 8 :15 Charlestown Apart­ meeting will be held at the Greenbelt Center School on Thurs­ -, .:.."', Greenbelt Recreation Center ments on Lakeside day, September 9, 1971 at 8 p.m. 350 8:20 Lastner and Ivy Monday, September 6, 1971 352 8:20 Laurel Hill and Ridge Detailed information regarding this topic can be read in Road 1:00 p.m. (following Laber Dau Parade) the current issue of the GHI Newsletter which will be arriving Ridge Road and Re­ Greenbelt, Maryland search Road at your home in the immediate future.

" Page 2 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, September 2, 1971 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Frame Home Survey AN 1:\'JlEl'J;;l\DEXT NEWSPAPER Save Your Glass J,;ditor1 .Unry Gr,mofir1 Ad ele :l.1und, C'lrculntlon Jl:urnA't>r1 Sumi "\Vhitehead quote from the GHI brochure, "The 1,4-1::::1, 1'111, Cireulntlon: Barbara Clawson, 4,-1-4:.-U. ' frame homes are well-constructed, been made to use the city of l'uhli,h<•cl "' <'ry 'l'hnr~duy by Greenbelt Cooperuth·e Publishing Ann., Inc. have hardwood floors throughout, Bowie's glass crusher. However, BOA RD OF DJ RECTORS fire resistant walls, and excellent now there is a need for glass bot­ PrPs ., A. 81, olnik; Yice Pres., Sid Kastner; Secy., Sandra Barnes; closet and storage space." tles to grind up. All residents are T1 ·e a.s., ?llary Lou "\Vllliamson and Virginia Beauchamp urged to save their non-returnable .\I.\ 11, RUDRCHfl 'TTOl\"S: $6.a0 per year. Advertising and news articles may Any frame homeowner can testi­ bottles and bring them to the glass hp .mailed (H_ox 68, Greenbelt); deposited in our box at the Twin Pines fy to that. We don't need out­ Ofl.! ce: !'" delivered to 1:he editorial office in the basement of 15 Parkway crusher demonstration area. For (-1,4-•tl,IJ), open after 8 p.m. Tuesday. Deadline le 10 p .. m. on Tuesday siders to tell us so. Any deficien­ each child who brings six bottles cies must be blamed on manage­ or more there will be a special Volume 34, Number 41 Thursday, September 2, 1971 ment and maintenance. candy treat supplied by th e city. 1 Reply to Mr. White With a payroll close to :: million Three large barrels will be sta­ dollars, we have a right to expect To the Editor: tioned at the booth where bottles REMINDER something of the recipients of our can be left at any time over the I cannot help but reply to monies. We also have a right to weekend--one for brown, one for Thomas White's letter: "$50,000 This is to remind readers of ask how the nearly $2,000,000 in green and one for clear glass. Yoke.'' It is grossly misleading. News Review policy with respect membership payments have been Please remove any metal collars or to the printing of campaign and .Mr. White should know that allocated. Why t h e deficit spend­ caps from the bottles, as these can election material. T he newspa­ Council's Greenbriar action did ing for the iast 6 to 7 years? Why not be recycled. Paper labels may per wlll not publish in its last Holy n oth ing to change t he Master Plan. the exaggerated figures on mem­ be left on since they will burn off edition preceding an election let­ The parcels were already zoned bers' yearly reports? Figures when the glass is refined. R-30 for apartment development. ters to the editor and similar which can't be found on the Cross materials that inject for the Hours of operation for the glass Even had we tried to stave off the balance sheet when Ochmann crushers are: 1 - 4 p.m. and 7 - 9 first tinw highly controversial Greenbriar development in the makes his semi-annual audit. We p.m. on Saturday and Sunday and Lutheran issues and charges. Last-m in­ hopes that the County might down­ never had a comprehensive man­ 1 - 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 6. zone these parcels on the Plan, it ute introduction of such m ater­ agement audit! Don't put the cart Church would not have changed t hings ial without an opportunity for before t he horse! ! refutation is considered an un­ because the developer had already VETO the survey! Our manage­ 6905 Greeabelt Rd. fair campaign practice. Jn Greenbelt' s Library legally estah!ished his intent to ment already knows the answer or develop at R-30. It was not a Letters to the editor and other should. For ch ildren there will be an Worship Servloee master plan · exception being con­ copy on election issues must be Or igami Dem onstration on Satur­ Vote Y ES · for comprehensive sidered. submitted by 9:30 p.m., Tuesday day ,Sept., 4 at 11 a.m., 1:30 and 8:30 and 11:15 A.lI. management audit! 3:30 p.m. in the Children's Depart­ Mr. White also should know night, so as to give the News Sunday School 9 :50 ~L Re view editorial board sufficient The p r ice of an audit, from re­ ment. that the agreement went through liable sources, is between $10,000 - at least three major revisions, all time to review content. Art Work from the Greenbelt $16,000, not $25,000 as suggested. Edward IL Birner, Pa1tor initiated by the city solicitor; that Labor Day Festival, Applehead Firms that are suggested arc An­ Dolls by Mrs. Gunnar Lilja a nd a the agreement was not approved derson & Company, and Price­ until the council meeting on the Doll Collection by Mrs. Pearl El­ Phone 345-5111 Greenbelt Shell Wins, Waterhouse from ·washington, )erin will be displayed t his month. evening of August 9 and, therefore, D.C. copies could not have been made Aims for U.S. Crown available until the morning of the Anyone wishing to read the UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 10th; and, although Mr. White was Last Sunday, Greenbelt Shell President's report by Mr. Schwan. ( Mow att Memorial) 40 R idge Road, Greenbelt, Md. not present at the council meet­ won the Amateur Softball Associa­ May 1970-71, to get a better under­ Telephone 474-9410 Rev. Clifton Cunningham, Pastor - TeL 474-3381 ing on the 10th where he found "it tion of America Region 7 cham­ standing of the "Master Plan" for the future of the frame homes and Worship Service 11:00 A.M. was interesting to note" that copies pionship in an exciting 'if' game at (Nursery through 2nd grade at 11 :00) of the agreement were not alike Cabin John Regional Park. In the GHI, can call on me at 474-7987. Martha Hutzler Church School (3rd grade t hrough adults) 9:30 A.M. all he had to do was ask to find third game of the winner's bracket, out that all official, final copies Shell lost to Long's Fence. Shell were exactly alike, but, because rallied in a do or die effort to beat BRIDGE CLUB SCHEDULE 9:!5 A.l\l. Sw1day Sch ool 6 :00 P .i\I. Train in g Union there were not enough copies avail­ Long's 20-12 to capture the illusive The Greenbelt Bridge Club is 11 :00 A~I. ~lorning , vorship - 7 :00 P .l\L Even ing " 'orship able, Mr. Pilski and I loaned copies District of Columbia, Maryland now in t he process of taking a 7 :30 P .l\l. \Veclncsday l\lidweek Service of earlier drafts to two persons, State crown. As has been reported summer vacation. The nex.t du­ explaining where th y differed. before, Greenbelt Shell had pre­ plicate bridge game will be held on GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH Mr. White also shoul

MARDI GRAS DANCE rands for them. I'm sure the Golden Summer Vacation Problems Age Club or various churches in Give Your Child A Good Start In Life FEATIJRES STARLINERS by St.ephen Polaschik Greenbelt can put youngsters who Let your hair down! Put on a "There is nothing to do - I'm want to be of service to others In PRE-KINDERGARTEN (4's} - KINDERGARTEN (S's} wig! Dress In costume or wear a bored!" touch with our senior citizens. AFTERNOON HALF DAY CLASSES 6. Hospitals"and nursing homes in mask - but DO COME to the Mardi About this time of the annual school vacation many parents, es­ the area are always in need of (lunch and afternoon care until 6 p.m. optional) Gras gala street dance at 9 p.m. pecially mothers, begin to hear the "Candy Stripers" and "Blue Boys" Saturday, in the carnival area. Small classes with w·o certified teachers, specializing in early above plaintive wail. One easy solu­ to help with the care of the sick Featured will be tihe "Starlin­ education. Accredited by State of Md. (Limit.ed space tion the problem would be to and injured. In this volunteer ers", the Bowie Senior High School to shoo the youngsters out with a re­ work, the teenager generaly realiz­ available) Call Mrs. Marcus - 4.74-5252. jazz band. The director and or­ mark such as: "Find som e friends es that by voluntarily helping others ganizer, Lt. Col. Joseph G. Carley, GREENBELT TOWN & COUNTiRY SCHOOL and go out to pilay." there is a personal satisfaction Jr., has developed the band into 6237 Springhill Drive - Greenbelt, Md. 20770 However, parents can find that that he gains which cannot be found one of the best in the country. He this situation can be an opportunity in any other wa y. has been assisted by Messrs. Larry to help their children discover their 7. Similarly, the recreation de· Skinner, U.S. Army Studio Band, unknown talents, or to learn the partment of the city or county and Tim Eyerman, U.S. Air Force happiness that can come from mighit appreciate some volunteer A SURE WAY TO SAVE ! ! Jazz Ensemble. helping others. Some examples of help in assisting with teaching Organized In 1966, the objective such opportunities are: younger children various arts and of the original group was to keep 1. Buying some acrylic paints, crafts. alive the "Big Band" jazz sounds DISCOUNT paint brushes, and some canvas 8. Organizing a few friends to of Stan Kenton, Benny Goodman, board, or even masonite, plus a help clean up litter around the im­ Artie Shaw and Count Basie. The "how-to-paint" book and ex­ mediate home neighborhood or in organization has grown over the pres1iing the need for an original other parts of Greenbelt is also a CLEANERS past five years to two 22-pi.ece jazz paitllting to hang in some part of public-service type of activity that bands in '-Vhich the ages of the the house (even though it may be does not require any investment, 4934 Edgewood Road College Park, Md. members rh.Ilge from 11 to 17. the basement). except some time. Dress as "Mutt and Jeff", Cow­ JUST WHOLESALE! 2. Getting a pair of drumsticks The above are only a few sam­ OUR PRICES ARE NOT A SALE!! boy Joe" or "Sonnie and Cher" - and a small board, plus a drum­ ples of what can be offered as sug­ but be there for a real treat of free ming instruction book to see whe­ gestions to help children and young dancing, fun and entertainment. ther your youngster may get adults gain more meaningful lives. SUITS pleasure out of playing accompani­ It may take some thought on the SWIM TEAM NEWS ment to his favorite songs. parents' part to come up with 3. If there is a guitar, piano, or ideas particularly suited to his In spite of the rain, the annual ·other instrument lying about, you children, but seeing even one child / Swim Team splash party was held might a rrange for instructions so happily working on a meaningful as scheduled but moved into the 4 SHIRTS that a new source of enjoyment project will be more it han ample Youth Center. Coach Dora.lien might be found in your child's life. reward for the effort. Davis and assistant Mike Lundre­ 4. If the chi:ld is a young lady. gan Laundered started the event by handing encouraging her to sew some school Ten Pin Bowling League out the medals from the divisional clothes by getting some materials The Mishkan Torah Sisterhood meet, and medals to everyone who that may be on sale, plus a pattern Ten Pin Bowling League will begin I SHIRT 50c swam for the team. or two, and helping her with sew­ its 1971-72 season at 9:30 a.m. at (2 Doors From HoDywood Variety) Trophies for scoring high points ing problems, can give her a defi­ Fairlanes of College Park on Mon­ Next Door to Angels Beauty Shop were awarded to Cindy Davis and nite feeling of pride· when her first day, September 13. George Jones and to runners-up a rticle of clothing is finished. Supervised nursery facilities are l\1:ariette Vanderzon and Kevin 5. There are many lonely, elderly available and carpools can be ar­ Shaughnessy. In individual age people in Greenbelt who would en­ ranged. groups, high point awards went to joy having someone do small er- CaH 345-8412 for information. Nicolette Durant ine and Randy Oudemans ( 8 and under), Lynn Labukas and R eggie Smith (9 and HARLOFF AND NORMAN, INC. RHEA COHEN 10), Colleen Davis and Glenn Ad­ Realtors a-:r (11 and 12), Jeff Douglas and Sue Smith <13 and 14), and Olga , 6419 Baltimore Ave., Riverdale, Md. City Council Candidate Penney and Danny Cassels (15-17). arc pleased to announce the appointment of Tankards were awarded to pool won the editorial praise of m'lnagers Steve Davis and Rick Mest and to coach Davis and Lund­ RONALD E. TOUSIGNANT the GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW regan. Jeff Douglas was awarded the Improvement trophy, Carol 8 Pinecrest Ct., Greenbelt, Md. Bergeman was awarded the co­ As A Sales Associate " for helping t o restore G r eenbelt's faith in itself, in local operation trophy, and Susan Jones home rule, and in the adage "where there's a will there's a way." was awarded the trophy for sports­ Home 345-8610 Office 779-0404 manship. A special perseverance Through her efforts and those of other members of the Save Our Van­ award was given to Annette I Community Commmittee, the smouldering issue of the location derzon, and Mike "Turtle" Jones was awarded a plaque commemJ of a three-school complex on parcel 2 was rekindled and suc­ orating his last year on the team. MISHKAN TORAH cessfully reopened for debate. Coming on to the scene as a fresh voice, Mrs. C o hen rejuvenated the forces that since the begin­ To Claim Lost Bicycles A Conservative Synagogue ning had opposed the choice of parcel 2 for a senior high school On Saturday, September 4, be­ site. As a result of this combined and unified effort, the State tween 10 and 12 a.m. all lost and Ridge & Westway Rds., Greenbelt, Md. unclaimed bicycles in the posses­ Legislature, the Governor, and the county commissioners were sion of the City of Greenbelt will persuaded to express their public doubts over the wisdom of be put on display at the Ridge PROVID~ A FULL EDUCATIONAL Road Center. This viewing is only the school board's choice." PROGRAM FROM NURSERY SCHOOL for those individuals who have lost -Editorial, Greenbelt News Review, July 30, 1970 a bicycle and who feel that it TO POST-CONFIRMATION might be in the city's possession. To gain entrance to the building, Greenbelt won a new school site with better traffic access all persons must first fill out a Rabbi Maurice Weisenberg form describing the bike sought. Cantor Don Weisman This is a precaution to prevent the Make Planning Serve the People relea se of bicycles to an individual who is not t3e true ow ner. If it FOR SUNDAY-H EBREW SCHOOL, HIGH HOLIDAY, is impossible for an owner of a lost bike to be present a t this A K D M E M B E R S HIP INFORMATION CAL L 474- 4223 f> howing, Ca ll Mr. Edwards at 474- S;)('da~ r.1em bcrship r a t'.'s availal.Jl , fot· elect RHEA COHEN on September 21 8000 any weekday between 8:30 - by a uth . of Cathy Foster, trra ·. a.m. a nd 5 p.m. to arrange for an Y our.g Couples anti Senior CitizPns in spection at another t im e. Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, September 2, 1971

All events, unless otherwise noted, will take place at the .Greenbelt Shopping Center, in the parking lot behind the CO-OP Supermarket. In case of rain, stage events may be moved to an inside location in order to hold them at the scheduled times. Events requiring advance registration are noted. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1970 FESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPH EXHIBIT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Prince George's County Memorial Library - Greenbelt Branch Lower level exhibit case Midway Chairman - Mrs. Carolyn EstriGOLF CHIPPING Tournament - Braden Field near St. Hugh's Church 6:45 SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT - Braden Field Tournament Direetor - Charles Parker Triple Heacler Sponsorecl by the Greenbelt Recreation Department Junior (ages 8-15) aml Senior Divisions Special Events Bring your own equipment; entry fee for seniors - 50 el'nts 8 a.m. - Noon LAW ENFORCEMENT DISPLAY - Inside Greenbelt Noon - 5 p.m. TENNIS Tournament - Tennis Courts, Braden Field Post Office l p.m. - 6: 15 p.m. Men's Slow-Pitch SOFTBALL Tournament Chairman - Emory Harman Five games Thursday, September 2, 1971 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW P age 5 Schedule of Events, ontinued SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 - Cont'd Chairman - Joe O'Brien Sponsoretl by the G1·eenbelt Lions Club for 8 years Aquatic Events Five trophies; a prize for each entrant (Greenbelt Municipal Swimming Pool) 1 p.m. FAMILY SWIM RELAY ·' 1o a.m. Labor Day Parade Director - Richard Mest Mother, father and two children on each team HONORARY GRAND MARSHALL - "LEFTY" DRIESELL Chairman - ;\lichael McNamara Sponsol'ed by the Greenbelt Recreation Department )faster of Ceremonil'S - Postmaster Emory Harman No entry fee Communications & Assembly Area Coordination - 1 :30 p.m. Presentation of QUEEN CONTESTANTS l\farylaml H.E.LP., Joseph Lanning, President Swim Suit Competition PARADE ROUTE: Chairman and Mistress of Q:>remonies - Mrs. Shirley Meredith The Parade will start at Ridge and Laurel Hill Roads, proceed south on 2 p.m. CLOWN DIVING SHOW Ridgr to Gardenway, clown Gardenway and across Cresce~t R-0ad to Director - Steve Davis Centenrny (the road directly in front of the Greenbelt Shoppmg Center). l•'eaturing the Greenbelt Municipal Pool guards The para~:e will 1noceed along Centerway to the reviewing stand. 2:30 p.m. • 8: 15 p.m. Swimming Pool open 1 :15 p.m. Presentation of PARADE TROPHIES · Carnival Area ~~ . . Special Events )laster of Ceremonies - Francis 'White. First District County Councilman , 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 8th Annual PANCAKE BREAKFAST - next to Candy Cane City Midway Chairman - Sam Ewing 1 p.m. • 11 p.m. CARNIVAL RIDES Sponsored by the Greenbelt Lions Club Pancakes (all you can eat!), sausage, beverage 1 p.m .• 11 p.m. GAME, FOOD, SALE & INFORMATION BOOTHS $1.50 for adults and $1 'for children nncler 12 1 p.m .• 5 p.m. BOTTLE CRUSHER - operated by the City of Noon - Evening U. S. PARK POLICE EQUIPMENT DISPLAY - Greenbelt Shopping Center Mall 3 p.m. THE PIPER & HIS PUMPERS - Carnival Area Stage Athletic Events An ll<"corclion and clarinet group 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Final Games of TENNIS Tournament Director - Miss Linda Peluzzo, 1967 Miss Maryland 1 p.m .• 8: 15 p.m. Swimming Pool open (last day of season) 4 p.m. CORN SHUCKING Contest - Carnival Area Stage Chairman - Angie Morris 8 p.m., 9: 15 p.m. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Sponsored by the Prince Georges Young Republican Club Two categories: ag,•s 13-17; ages 18 & up \Vinners will recrive prizes Special Events Noon - 5 p.m. 4th Annual CRAB FEAST & NONPARTISAN Arts Events Greenbelt Center Elementary School POLITICAL RALLY Held ad,iaeent to Candy Cane City Art Show Chail'luan - Dan ),filler and Paul Aspinwall Chairman - Mrs. Sue Simko Sponsored by Prince Georges Young Republican Club . All you can eat: crabs, corn, tomatoes, watermelon & lemonade 1 p.m. • 6 p.m. Show - no admission fee St for allults and $2 for c.hilclren, ages 12 ancl under 6 p.m. • 7 p.m. Pick up entries Beer extra Slide Shows :'\laster of Ceremonies - Dish-ict Court Judge Edgar Smith City Council eanclidates have been invited to speak 1 p.m. 1970 Labor Day Festival Noon - Evening U.S. PARK POLICE EQUIPMENT DISPLAY • 1 :30 p.m. • 2 p.m. Staten Island, Tierra del Fuego, and Chile Shopping Center mall Presented by David Bridge After Parade DEDICATION OF ADDITION TO GREENBElT 2:30 p.m. PARKDALE DRAMATICS SHOW - gymnasium stage A program of acts from five plays - "Under Milkwood", "Plaza Suite'', YOUTH CENTER ''llenny Penny", "Golden Goose", and "Paul Klee' um,eiling of plaque; open house until 3 p.m. Parkdale High School Summer Dramatics Class After Parade RECEPTION FOR FORMER GREENBELTERS Instructor - Thomas Spillane Golden Age Club Lounge, Youth Center Acldition No admission fee Sponsored by the Greenbelt Golden Age Club Foot Races 2 p.m. EDDIE FEIGNER, KING OF SOFTBALL & His 3-Man Court • Braden Field Start and finish line on Braden Field next to the Tennis Courts Exhibition Softball Game with the Greenbelt All Stars Chairman - Larry Noel Sponsored by the Greenbelt Boys and Girls Club Sponsored by the D. C. Roadnmners Club Tickets available at the game Advance registration - one hour before each race Races will be run regardless of weather conditions Special Contests 4 p.m. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE - 1 ¾ Mile Race (Open to All!) Trophy awarded to each entrant who completes the race Chainnan - Mike Burchick, Sr. Entry fee - $1 Sponsored by the Festival C-0mmittee Ribbon awards supplied by the Greenbelt R.ecreation Department 5 p.m. D.C.-A.A.U. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP & OPEN 15 All events held on the grass area behind the Center's statue KILOMETER RACE (9.3 Miles) 20 trophies 2 p.m. BALLOON BURST Chairman - James Burchick Sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union For pre-schoolers Entry fee - $1 2:30 p.m. BUBBLE GUM BURST Chairman - Toni Durantine Stage Events For children ages 6, 7 & 8 (Rain Location - Greenbelt Youth Center) ' .I 3 p.m. SACK-BALLOON RACE 5 p.m. FIRST AID DEMONSTRATION ' .·· 1J Cltairman - Ed Karlander Demonstrator - Sgt. Donald Kling Entrants must be age 13, 14 or 15 Sponsored by the Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad 3:30 p.m. 3-LEGGED RACE Chairman - Larry Noel 6 p.m. KRAZY KATS - these antiques really work! For married couples Leaders - Mrs. Ethel McLean & Frank Mitchell 4 p.m. DIAPER DERBY 7 p.m. TALENT CONTEST Chairman - Julius Chieppa Chairman - Councilwoman Elizabeth Maffay For crawlers only Master of Ceremonies - Jack Maffay 4:30 p.m. FRISBEE TOSS First prize - $15; second prize - $10 Chainnan - Bob Lange 8 p.m. 17th Annual QUEEN PAGEANT & Crownl"I ef "MISS Entrallts must be age 11 or 12 GREENBELT" 5 p.m. PIE EATING CONTEST Chairman & Mistress of Ceremonies - :1)-lrs. Shirley Meredith Chairman - Gordon Allen Crowning by Miss Beth Wilkinson, 1970 Miss Greenbelt Entrants must be age 16, 17 or 18 Presentation of Trophies - Mayor Richard Pilski Presentation of Flowers - Chairman Emeritus Vincent Caruso 5:30 p.m. TUG-O-WAR Chairman - Len Jankowski 9 For adults p.m. Community Sing-Along 6 p.m. WATERMELON EATING CONTEST Song Leaders - Mil,e B·urchick Sr., l\like Burchick Jr. (guitar), Bill Law­ Chairmen - Al & Sue Owens son, Mrs. Francis White, and David Bezdicek (bass fiddle) Entrants must be age 9 or 10 Accompanist - \Vatter Ford Organ, electric guitar and accompanist providecl by Campbell Music Co., Silver Spring Stage Events (Rain Location - Greenbelt Youth Center) 6:30 p.m. ADULT VARIETY SHOW MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Chairman - Mrs. Dorothy Balueh Parade Events l\-laster of Ceremonies - Dave O'Keefe 8 p.m. MUSIC by the 75TH ARMY ENGrNEER STAGE BAND, 9:30 a.m. Assembly of the DECORATED BICYCLE & TRICYCLE Ft. Belvoir section at Gardenway and Ridge Road Commanding Officer - C.\V.O. Richard Moore Gardcnway and Ridge Road Director - Sgt. John Reel Page 6 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, September 2, 1971 Employee Leave Provisions County Considering The Police Blotter Coffees for Candidat:e_ City Notes A breaking and entering which Mr. and Mrs. Thomas X. Whit_e will sponsor a coffee for counc_il Changed in New Ordinance Four summer em ployees con­ occurred on Plat eau PI. in March Zoning Adjustments candidate RJhea Cohen at t heu· ducted a. survey on Saturday, Au• was solved when two juveniles The first step toward a "revolu­ home, 8 Woodland Way, on Tues­ Approved at council's August 2 gust 28 of users of the Lake P3:rk. were arrested. $875 was recover­ m eeting were two ordina nces and t ion" in Prince George's County's day, September 7 at 8:30 p.m. She­ The survey is pax,t; of a series bemg zoning process was made by the ed. Two other juveniles were two resolutions. made by the Washington Metro­ charged with larceny in the theft will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. The first ordinance Liberalized County Council, August 17. Max H eppner at their home, 6220 politan Council of Governments of The local legislative body ap­ of two stereo tape decks from the t he city's annual and sick leave pro­ 18 court of Ridge Rd. Two juven­ Breezewood Dr., Apt. 302, Spring­ patterns of use of area pa:ks and proved a measure, int roduced ~y visions for .iits employees. City em­ recreation facilities. COG will com­ iles and one adult were charged hill Lake on Thursday, Septe~ber ployees will now receive sick and Councilman Francois B. Franc01~, 9, at 8:30 p.m. Friends and neigh­ puterize the data collected and D-At-Large, to give the Council with larceny in ithe theft of a min­ annual ~eave that is comparable to eventually report back its findings ibike stolen from Southway. It bors are invited to meet Mrs. that provided by the 'Federal gov­ the legal tools to thorou~ re­ Cohen at these evening get-to­ to the city. view and adjust zoning on a coun­ was later recovered from a storage ernme nt. Family death leave has Kinds of data collected were area on Crescent Rd. Two Spring­ gethers. been revised so ithat it would now ty-wide scale. hill Lake juvenile girls were char• license numbers and state of origin The Francois proposal calls _for be leave not chargeable against any of cars entering and leaving the ged with larceny in the theft of AUCTION the Maryland-National Cap~taJ other type of leave. Also, as relates $150 from a SHL apartment. All pa rking lot, the number of passe~­ Park and Planning Commisswn Sponsored by to sick leave, any employee may now juveniles are awaiting Juvenile gers in each vehicle, ad the classi­ to provide maps of each county take up to ten days a year for ill­ Court action. THE WOMAN'S OLUB fication of these people Into chil• planning area showing the exist­ nesses Jn the family. Finally, at The Greenbelt police were involv­ dren and adults. For the purposes ing zoning of each land parcel, the time of an employee's resig­ ed in apprehending several sus­ Sept. 4 • 6·10 p.m. of the survey "adult" was defined current land use, Including legal nation, dismissal or deaith, the city pects wanted by the Prince Georg­ Candy Cane Area as old enough to drive a vehicle-­ non-conforming uses, and recom­ will make compensation for unused or roughly 16 or older, as ascer­ es County Police recently. A look­ mendations for future zoning. Articles on saJe preceding ithe sick leave in excess of thirty days, tained by appearance. out was placed, and Officer Vogel at the rate of one-quarter day for The resolution, co-sponsored by observed the vehicle on Greenbelt auction 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Employees stationed at the Councilman Royal Hart, D-2nd, each day of accumulated sick leave. bridge, the power station, and at Rd. Three police cars converged Call 474-M.20 or 474-6475 to make also request studies of ea.ch plan­ The second ordinance authorizes on the scene and stopped the car. y<1ur donations. Olivewood Ct. entrances to the ning area, indicating the effect of issuance of a $25,000 tax anticipa­ park also recorded ,the number of Two males, one bleeding profusely, Auctioneer • Charley Brown tion note, to be used for the tem­ downzonlng (lowering the amount were apprehended in addition to people walking into and out of the of development permitted) on the porary financing of the construction park. Here brief interviews were two young girls. The county po• county tax base and economy. of a four cell box culvert on Cher• conducted, particularly to find out lice were seeking these individuals rywood Lane at Indian Creek. (A The Park and Planning Commis­ for rape, breaking and entering the place of residence of those sion was further directed to pre­ previous anticipation note of using the park. and abduction in Bowie. The sent ,a program for developing the $160,000 was issued in June.) This Although the number of people wounded man was taken to the l1fi1B required maps and studies to the project, which will provide access using the park might vary as be­ hospital; the others were turned 151 Centerwa.y 1\-ILS 474-5700 Council within 60 days. to the Springhill Lake Industrial tween a Saturday and a Sunday. over to the county police. Earlier in the week, Prince Reasonably priced: rt ract, is being undertaken as a accordin•g to COG staff collating ,In the early morning hours Of­ George's County Executive Wil­ 3 bedroom frame end unit special assessment improvement, the survey, earlier findings have ficer Craze saw a black van on close to elementary sohool and with total costs assessed against liam w. Gullett moved to have a Cherrywood Ct. with its doors open. determined that the same kinds of rejected administration bill that shopping center. Remode~ed the benefiting property owners. The people tend to use a particular Nearby he noted a man jacking up would delete, a,t least temporaril!, kitchen with french door refrig­ latest cost estimates for the project park facility. In other words, pat­ a car, which he determined did not erator, new stove, washer, & are about $190,000, compared to the the R-18 and R-30 zoning classi­ belong ,to this person. Also nearby terns of use remain constant. fications revived by the County dryer. Down payment $2,200. original estimate of $175,000. * * was another car with an open * Oouncil. 3 bedroom masonry close to Among the factors contributing trunk and two men lying on the All of a sudden, on Sunday, Au­ The original Gullett bill, for­ the Center and Elementary to ithe increased costs were (1) the gust 29, a heavy scum of algae was seats inside. All were arrested and wa rded to the legislative body School. Wall to wall carpeting. need for washed gravel as a sub­ found accumulating on the lake, charged with tampering with a mo­ early last mont h, was turned down H ome in very good condition. foundation for the culvert ($8,837 pa rticularly in the bay and in shal­ tor vehicle a nd wit h theft. One Call Now extra) ; (2) a requirement of the July 27 by a 9-0 vote. It wo~ld man was from Rem ington, Va., an­ low water on both sides of the pe­ have banned any further r ezomng Lot For Sale State Department of Water Re­ ninsula. According to officials of other from W a rrenton, Va., and of land to the two categories under 2 120x180 lot in prestige area • sources for a rip-rap stone protec­ the third from the District of the state Bureau of Natural Re­ wihich garden-style apartments are Enterprise E states. THIS LOT tion of the diversion ditch used to sources, such accumulation of Columbia. developed. IS SURROUNDE D BY BEAU­ channel water around the construc­ algae is common in warm water In an August 11 memo to First TIFUL HOMES. BUY NOW tion project ($3,082 extra); ( 3) a ponds at this time of the year. It District Councilman Francis W . YARD SALE FOR S.P .C.A. AND BUILD LATER. ONLY SDWR requirement for regrading is considered basically healthy. A yard sale to benefit the Society $9500. ( of dirt fill on site to reduce ero­ White, chairman of the Council's Bureau officials were expected, planning and capital improvements for the Prevention of Cruelty to ALSO sion ($2,086 extra); and (4) the however, early in the week to committee, Gullett asked White ,to Animals of Prince Georges County A NICE LOT ON LAKESIDE placing of dirt fill on either side of check out the phenomenon. City will be held on Saturday, Sept. 4, DRIVE • $10,000. the culvert, which necessitated the re-introduce the bill immediately employees were cleaning out as from 11 a.m. t o 4 p.m. at 12-A In Shopping Center removal of foreign matter within. "as an extra weapon in planning much of the unsightly scum as our County properly." Plateau Place. Baked goods will NeA-t to Mobil Gas Station the fill, the placing and compacting be sold. they could. "There's really no reason for lack of it and the transportation and * * * the spreading of the excess fill to of action on this measure,'' the State Roads Commission officials Executive said at his August 17 the other side of the streim have notified City Manager James ($18,710 extra). press briefing. "There is an obvious K. Giese that installation of traf­ need for it if we're going to get Greenbelt Carry-out The first of the two resolutions fic lights along Greenbelt Rd. has Prince George's County moving been delayed through failure as yet passed authorized the city manager economically and ecologically." to get financial commitments from Golden Joe Returns to reduce swimming pool fees for The County Executive discount­ indigent families iand to determine all jurisdictions involved in estab­ ed earlier contentions by some To Comply with the Nixon desire a fee based upon a family's ability lishment of the Cherrywood Lane councilmen that his proposed re­ light at Beltway Plaza. Berwyn to pay. It further establishes a zoning moratorium was unconsti­ Heights and Greenbelt, as well as BIG SALE minimum fee of $1 per family and .tutional "snob zoning'' because it nearby businesses, will share with provides that decisions of the city would discriminate against certain CLOSED SUNDAY, OPEN LABOR DAY manager may be B1Ppealed to the the state the cost of installation of economic classes. city council for its review and ac­ that light. Since other lights along Gullett said he opted for dele­ 107 Centerway 474-4998 tion. , Greenbelt road are to be syn­ tion of the R-18 category, along ~- chronized, all are scheduled to be --- The other resolution aut horized with the R -30, ~ter reading an ex­ installed at the same time. State the city to accept ithe low bid of tensive legal review of the situa­ officials, however, agreed with Northeast Ford of $3,194 for the tion from Cou nty Attorney Walter Giese that a light at the Greenbelt purchase of a four-door sedan for H. Malo~ey, Jr. He again stress­ exit of the Baltimore Washington Will's Hardvvare use by the Police Department and ed his conviction that enough land Parkway is overdue and promised other city personnel. Invitations was already zoned in the two ca­ to t ry t o expedite installation Beltsville Hardware to bid were sent to 28 car dealers, tegories and that the County must tihere. Several fatalities have oc­ but only three responded, apparent­ halt the burgeoning development 10502 Baltimore Ave. (Rt. 1) Beltsville ly because of low stocks on hand. curred at that point. of the garden-style a partments if (Chestnut Hills Shopping Center) Because the city did not want to * * * it is to effectively control its The Public Works crew claim special order a car. the bidding growth. they will have flashing school zone Portland Cements procedures were waived with re­ "'Dhe deletion of the R-18 and signs working by the first day of Plumbing, Pipe Cut to Size spect to the usual time require­ R-30 z~nes does not mean there school. Signs are installed, but ments and placement of legal ads. will not be ample zoning categories Glass, Stonn Windows and Screens Repaired Pepco must wire them . Introduced for first reitding to for residential building,'' Gullett Curtain Rods - Drapery Rods Made to Order City workers also constructed a be taken up at the next regular said, ,pointing out that the R-10, 1,301 Paint Colors Mixed to Order swale for better drainage in Box­ council meeting in September was R-T and R-H zones will continue wood. The Parks crew repaired the a "clean lot" ordinance requiriqg on the books. "Furthermore, the Closed Sundays during August water line leading to the drinking property owners to maintain their R-18 and R-30 zones may be rein­ fountain at the softball diamond in property free of litter and to pro­ stituted by legislative act at any FULL LINE OF GARDEN SUPPLIES Braden Field. vide for the city to clean up littered time in the future when desired, All departments of the city are property and to assess the cost to say a year or two later," the Exec­ 474-2200 involved with the Labor Day Fes­ the property owner. This is similar utive wrote. to an ordinance that has been en­ tival weekend. The Public Works acted by the county. crew sets up booths, provides elec­ The city council also directed the trical power for booths and con­ city manager to prepare an ordin­ cessions, installs and takes down ance providing for a reduction in fences, and does daily cleaning up. Veterans Cut-Rate Liquors refuse collection fees for elderly They will 1'1so man the glass citizens who are now receiving a smashing machine this year to Ot>· 11620 Baltimqre Blvd. (Route 1) Beltsville, Md. tax credit because of limited in­ erate during the Festival. The come. At present there are 89 per­ Police Dept. will have a booth at sons in the city of Greenbelt re­ the Festival. As usual, the Recrea­ OPEN ALL DAY LABOR DAY ceiving such a rta..x credit. tion Dept. maintains a full pro­ gram. KING JAMES $8.59½ga1. Ballantine Scotch $11.99 ½ gal. Rhea Cohen on T.V. P.G. College Registration BACARDI RUM A rebroadcoast of the WETA-TV Registration for the Fall 1971 $8.99 ½ gal. Wolfsclunidt Vodka $7.29 ½ gal. "Open Air" show on which Rhea semester at Prince George's Com­ Coh en appeared in a panel dis­ munity College will take place CANADIAN HOST $8.99 ½ gal. BOURBON SUPREME $8.49 ½ gal. cussion of the U. S. Environmental September 8-9 in the Novak Field Protection Agen cy's proposal of a House. CANADIAN ACE BEER $3.83 regional sewer agency for the en­ Over 7,000 students are expected case tire Potomac River basin will be to enroll in day and evening class­ sh own tomorrow, Friday, Septem­ es for a variety of transfer and 937-1110 OLD GERMAN 16 oz. T/ A$4.09 case 937-3022 ber 3, a t 7 p.m. on Chanel 26. career curriculums. Page 7 Thursday, September 2, 1971 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW C L A S S I F I E D t'Jeui 1teitj,MM4 • Greenbelt. Involved Recreation Review KASH Realtor $1.00 for a 10-word minimum, 5c Labor Day Splash Party Elaine Slrnlnik - 474-6060 for each additional word. Submit Colleg.e Park Landfill There will be a Labor Day splash HOMES FOR SALE ads in writing, accompanied by Maurits Peter Kullberg, 16 Ridge party Thursday, September 2 from Call 345-2151 Anytime cash payment, either to the News received an advanced degree on Procedures Questioned 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. featuring the lo­ Four fine offices to serve yon. Review office at 15 Parkway before August 20 from the University of b~· Virginia Beauchamp cal band TUB for entertainment. MULTIPLE LISTING Maine at Orono. Congratulations. 10 p.m. of the Tuesday preceding More exacting standards for san­ Horeshoe Pitching Tournament SERVICE publication, or to the Twin Pines Specialist 4 Larry Weisel, 21-D itary landfill operations, adopted There will be a men's doubles, Savings and Loan office. Ridge, a member of the Army Re­ by the federal government and the double elimination, Horseshoe Pit­ CROWDED? Loves Labor lost? There is no charge for advertising serve's 729th Postal Unit, recently state of Maryland in recent years, ching Tournament between the Get into this 4 BR 2le bath C/ A Items that are found. spent two weeks on active duty at swimming pool and Candy Cane have prompted an inquiry for the home in Lakeside development. CALDWELL'S WASHER SER­ Indiantown Gap Military Reserva­ first time in almost two decades City, on Saturday, September 4, at 9:30 a.m. Registration in ad­ What an opportunity to buy be­ VICE. All makes expertly repaired. tion, in Pennsylvania. into the procedures in use at the Au thorized Whirlpool dealer. GR Greenbelter Colonel (Dr.) Wil­ College Park landfill site. This in• vance is required. There will be low market in this prestigious 4-:5515. 103 Centerway. liam A. Boyson, MC, has reported quiry, reported in a featured story a minimum fee for trophy. area. Lge. !iv. rm, with fire- Tennis Tournament to the Army Surgeon General's by Lawrence Meyer in Monday's place, din. rm, rec. room, base­ P U.N O TUNIN G AND REPAIR. Office as Director of Personnel Washington Post, deals with a fa­ The Annual Labor Day Tennis ment it's all here. Buy and move E X P ERIENCED. RELIABLE. and Training. Boyson served in cility also used by the city of Tournament began last Saturday ,7.·6894. Europe as an Armor officer during Greenbelt under a contract with morning and 'continued thru Sun­ in right away. $40,000. World War II and then continued College Park. Greenbelt refuse day. Play witl resume this Satur­ Traditional1y for the 5th time LEARN TO DRIVE • beat high day at noon with the quarter finals his education at the University of trucks merely dump at the site; l{ash Realtor will sponsor a Fes­ cost of D river Educa tion • CALL for the men's singles and doubles. TRI-STATE DRIVING SCHOOL • Pennsylvania School of Medicine, all maintenance of the landfill is ival Queen, Miss Eileen Kar­ receiving his medical degree in handled by College Park employ­ All semifinals will be played on off. 347-7773, 1"f'S. 301-934-2095. landn. Tlw I{ash Realtor pa­ 1950. ees. Sunday with the final games, in TYPEWRITERREPAIR, E LEC­ all divisions, on Labor Day. rade car ";II bt> clrivf'n by D on From July 1967-July 1968, he The Greenbelt contract does, TRIC, STANDARD AND PORTA· Bumper P ool Tountanw nt l\IcCaughey, loC'a l agent for Kash served in Vietnam as Commanding however, specify that a bulldozer BLES. Call 474-6018. The Bumper Pool Tournament Renltor. Officer of the 68th Medical Group owned by this city is to be used by PIANOS: - Discount prices on fin­ wiLI be held Saturday, September and Deputy Surgeon, U.S. Anny, College Park at the landfill until er quality new Spinets & consoles. 4 at tlhe Youth Center for juniors Vietnam. In August 1968, he was that city has acquired a bulldozer. PARADE OVE R to the phone ve over $200. Ten-year warranty 14 and under and seniors Champ­ transferred to Japan as Deputy According to bhe Post article, Col­ and call 345-2151 right now a­ 474-6894. ionship for trophies. This will be Surgeon and Chief of Professional lege Park is in the process now of bout this fabulous 2 BR home a double elimination tournament. PlANO INS~'RUCT10N • Peabody Services, U.S. Anny, Japan. He seeking bids for the bulldozer. The with fenced yard backed up to Golf Chipping Tournament Conservatory graduate • will a c­ was assigned to Okinawa in Sep­ article, however, fails to mention open field. Available on FHA/VA The Annual Labor Day Golf ,cept students. Beginners, lnter ­ tember 1969, where he was Com­ that in the meantime College Park terms for $17,000. Don't wait on Chipping Tournament will take UIPdiates & advanced at his studio numding Officer, U.S. Army Medi• has the use of another machine. this, only $17,000. place on the field near St. H ugh's • -t 74-6894. cal Command, Okinawa, and Com­ Em ory Harman, Grecnbelt's lo­ Apparently acquisition of a sec­ Church on Sunday, September 5, m anding Officer of th e U.S. Army cal posmaster will M.C. the pa· HOFFMAN CLEANER S AND ond piece of equipment- in addi­ at 10 a.m. Register at the Youth 1-a,de in his usual fine style. We LAUNDRY SERVICE. Free pick Dr. Boyson has been awarded tion to a College Park-owned Center, B raden Field entrance. place our "stamp of approval" up and Delivery. Call COLLECT tlhe Legion of Merit with oak leaf front-end loader- was one of Ute F amily Swim Rl'lay • 011 E mory's appointment to thi 301-798-1700. cluster, the Bronze Star Medal recommendations received from The Family Swim Relay will take with two oak leaf clusters, the Fred Grossinger, state public t,ask. OHILD CARE - Will take care of place Sunday, September 5 at 1 p.m. Meritorious Service Medal, the health engineer, who works under 1cindergartner. Pick-up from school at the Greenbelt Swimming Pool. Army Commendation Medal with Neil Solomon, Maryland Secretary for mother desiring to work. Ex­ Mother, father and 2 children on LABOR DA7;E and this 5 BR two oak leaf clusters, Purple Heart of Health and Mental Hygiene. cellent care. Pr. 474-9498. each team. 2%brick home with carport will and Combat Medical Badge. Solomon's office notified College Clown D iving Show amaze you. Sep. din. room, base­ AIRCONDITION INSTALLATION Michael Heimberg, 5921 Cherry­ Park on April 5 that its landfill There will be a Clown Diving ment, and located on a lge. lot. & REPAIR. Call 474-5606. wood Terrace, media director at failed to meet state r"\?gulations. Show at the Greenbelt Swimming Take over pmts. of $217/mo. FOR TV or STEREO SERVICE • Abramson/ Himelfarb, Washington Two pieces of equipment are Pool Sunday, September 5, at 2 after dwn. pmt. or buy on call Henry Albright 935-5447. advertising, marketing and public deemed necessary to handle the p.m. featuring the Greenbelt life FHA/ Conv. terms. $40,000. relations agency, has been named volume of refuse received daily, guards. Wives, sleep late Sept. 5th. T h e an agency vice-president. One of both to spread and compact it and annual Lions Club Pancake ANTENNA the leadin g innovators in audience also.__ to cover it. Breakfast will be held from 9 :00 PROBLEMS research, H eimberg has received College Park is also working on A.l\L to 1:00 P.M. All the pan­ three American Research Bureau Twin Pines S& L News cakes and sausage you can eat Expert antenna man will a second weakness in its opera­ Over $100,000 in dividends has awards for "special achievement for $1.50, children 12 ancl under tion specified by Solomon inade­ been paid in 1971 by Twin Pines Install new / r epair anten­ in the creative application of au­ quate protection of Beaver Dam $1.00. Coffee and milk included. na in my spare time and dience measurement data." Savings & Loan Association, a local Creek and its flood plain. An un­ cooperative. The assets of nearly S unda ya. Larry oel, 21, of Northway Rd. sightly pile of dirt and debris in a $3,000,000 have increased 38% in LABOR OVER LONG HAIR? was on the winning team in a 24- ph otograph accom panying Meyer's one year w h ile expenses have de­ Get your own barber shop with hour r elay composed of 10 men story is actua lly the beginning of 474-4892 creased. T h e current dividend rates 5 chairs and fabulous back bar. who finished 256 miles on the a dike being constructed to alter continues at 5 1, , per cent. Long lease included. Call for de­ CHILD CARE: - In my home, de­ Crossland High School track on drainage run-off from the landfill. Though Twin Pines makes first tails. $7300. pendable, 15 yrs. experience. Refer­ 14 - 15 August. Bill Webb of Cres­ Future plans also call for excava­ mortgage foans in the Greenbelt ence. Would like to have infant. cent Road who finished 4th in a tion of refuse formerly buried in area and is financing the Mishkan 577-1505. field of 30 in a Decathlon Meet at SCHOOL D AZE is coming up the Beaver Dam flood plain. Until Torah addition, the bulk of its busi• Catonsville Community College on recently most sanitary landfills in so get into this 3 BR brick home GUITAR LESSONS: Private lessons ness is still in the insured loans at 21 - 22 August also won the jave­ with walk up attic near center $12/month . 345-5371 or 474-6344. the state were made in floodplain 8.6% on Greenbelt cooperative lin throw in this two day 10-event areas. College Park followed the school and the new county li· homes. FOUND: - Female puppy. Please track and field program, consid­ then current practice. brary. Takt over pmts of $122.75 phone 474-5408. ered the most grueling of all Olym­ After the arrival of Solomon's /mo. after dwn. pmt. Use your PART-TIME HELP WANTED: - pic events. letter, College Park engaged an en­ RIDING CLUB TO MEET equity in your present home to Carryout Shop, Springhill Villa. gineering consultant to draw up T h e Greenbelt Riding Club will move up. $24,000. No experience necessary. Call 47-t- specifications for altering its hold its monthly meeting on Sept. PORTER'S LIQUORS maintenance of the landfill. After 7, at 7:00 p.m., at the Youth Center. 333. NO HICKORY STICK is needed receiving approval of these plans The Walt Disney movie "The WILL THE WOMAN who left pat­ (Next to McDonald's) to show you the random length from officials at the Agricultural Horse With t h e F lying Tail" will tern and material with me to sew flooring in this fabulous addi­ 8200 Balto. Blvd. U4-SZ'7S Research Center, where the land­ be shown. There will be a charge a dress please call 345-7867. tion to this large home near the fill is located, College Park for­ to non-members in order to cover Greenbelt Shopping Center. With TlRES FOR SALE: 8.25xl4, 2 snow Complet.e Line ot Baverapa warded them to Solomon's office, the cost of the film . 3 BR's, sep din. rm., two room tires; 3 regular, good condition. where they arrived about two We specialize In wines attic plus remodeled kit., and Call after 5 p.m. 474-1941. months later than a deadline spec­ bath, you have a lot to survey. tr<1m around the world. ified by Solomon. ORDER NOW FOR FALL PLAN­ Take over pmts. of $146.75/mo. Greenbelt's contract with Col­ TING. Stark Bros. representative. which includes utilities except lege Park calls for this city, to pay Fruit trees, shrubs, r.oses and or­ FOR SALE: - Double box spring elect. after substantial dwn. on the basis of volume for refuse namentals reduced 10% for Green­ and ma,ttress $25. Call 474-5599. FURNITURE-NEW pmt. Call 345-2151 anytime for dumped at the landfill site. This belt residents. Call 345-8705 after details. 5 p.m. APPLIANCES FOR SALE: RCA averages out at about $1,000 a COST PLUS 10.% Whirlpool 13 cut. ft. refrig., $125; month, according to Assistant City BRAND NAME~ TYPIST with experience in typing Detroit Jewel 30" gas range, 9 mos. Manager Gary Stenhouse. F OR THOSE APARTMENT dissertations or scientific manu­ old, $150; Kenmore 600 auto wash­ GR 4-7720 · & DWELLERS THAT WANT A .:lcropts. Call 345-5616 before 8:30 er, $50. Call 474-6914. ... SHOP BEN FRANKLIN ... FR,AME HOlUE IN GREEN­ p.m. BELT (KASH REALTOR ADORABLE long-haired tortoise FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SEWING AND MENDING done - LIKES TO CALL THIS TOWN shell kibtens or their mother - experienced. Call 345-5754. Filler Paper 5 hole Greenbelt Homes, THE GEORGETOWN OF FR.IDE, 474-0627. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY), BABYSITTER WANTED: - 2 yr. 500 Sheets 87c WE ARE SOLD OUT. H OW­ boy, weekdays, 9:30-5. 474-7307. KITTENS - Four very pretty five­ week old kittens free to loving School Boxes 18c Inc. EVER, IF YOU WOULD LIKE ATTENTION WORKING MOTH­ homes. Used to children, other Girls' Dresses TO P LACE YOUR N AME ON ERS!! ! Greenbelt mother would cats, and a dog. Two gray and OUR WAITING LIST WE WILL like to babysit infants to 3-yr. olds white, one black with gray stripes, Sizes 4-6x 2 for $5.00 Enjoy Townhouse living at its CALL YOU THE MINUTE WE HAVE ONE AVAILABLE. SIM­ in my home - 5 days a week. 13 H and one black runt. Call 474-4597. Sizes 7-14 $7.00 best. Hillside Rd. (fenced yd.) 474-0991. P LY OALL 345-2151 A..'iYTIME CHILD CARE in my home. Experi­ Girl's Pant Suits $3.96 Come in and see the attractive DAY OR N I