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Game Night at JCC Homemaker's Open House Folk Music Meeting Center. The Jewish Community Center's A Homemakers' Open House will All Lines of Insurance The next regular meeting of the This month's meeting will bring Annual Game Night will be held be held on Thursday, January 17, Washington Folk Music Guild will to the Washington Folk Music Saturday, February 2, at 8:15 p.m. at 10 a.m. in the new Hospitality with be held on Saturday, January 12, at Guild stage a young performer- lrttnbelt Duplicate bridge, chess.. rubber Room. A cake decorating demon Personal Service 8:30 p.m., in the auditorium at the about-town, Bob Coltman, a skilled bridge, rummy, poker, scrabble, pi stration will be given by Mr. L. Prince Georges P:la::z:a~S;:h;;;o~p:;,:P:;,in:;;g:;:_~in::s,;,tr;.;u;;.m_e,;.n_ta_ll_st_. _a_n_d...;.p_e_rt_o_rm_e_r.__ b 11) ~ .. nochle and mah jong are among Shorter. There will be refresh at our local office 1 the many activities scheduled. ments and a door prize. Dr. Joseph Sucher will conduct VETERANS LIQUORS a simultaneous chess exhibition and NATIONWIDE AI Skolnik will direct the duplicate County Commissioners 11630 Wash.-Balto. Blvd. Beltsville, Md. ntWS ntlf• bridge. Phone 474-1000 Call GR. 4-5811 or GR. 4-6060 for Authorize C D We Deliver AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER reservations. Communications System INSURANCE YOUR CHOICE Vol. 27, No. 7 GREENBELT, MARYLAND Thursday, Januarj 17, 1963 CHAMPAGNE vaw·'fi'Oup·. A new "command net" commun AT BEER PRICES Gin, Vodka, Whiskey HoRr4 LasJ.er Phototraphs on Sale ications system to link Prince Ge Red, Pink. or Burgundy ' .JM. ·~··.,.·. ·tile elderly, req•lat4~ News Review photographer orges County Civil Defense Head $1.99 5th $2.99 5th 8HI "Patronage Refund" Proposal ·COOI·ttfe· George Hall Thursday, January 17, 1963 GREENBELT NEWS RmVlEW Page 2 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, January 17, 1963 ,. Recreation Review High Point High Points ~he9o9ue-~yfand CLASSIFIED GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Mr. anu Mrs. Donald K. Shego· Classlfted ·rates-are-five cents per B.LMEER Carpet Brokers, I& by James A. Wooldridge by N aoml Baron word, fifty cents minimum. Ads AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER gue of l6-Z·II Ridge, m.noun~e the by Elaine Sko~k - Granite 4-8000 the hospital. We wlah him a speedy Published every Thlll'8day by Greenbelt Cwperatlve Pubtislllng Inc. should be submitted In writing, ac Plumbing atlll H«Jfirrg 3833 Bladensburg Rd. Assn~ In spite of our below freezing Balls, mats, rifles, and a tear for marriage of their daughter, D1anne, recovery. Greenbeb, Maryland companied by cash payment, to the weather, the Teen Club enjoyed a mulate the sports story this week. Teaming ~ with George Kauf· Harry R. Hetzler, airman appren· Delivered each week to every home In Greenbelt to Pvt. Paul J. Hyland, son of Mr. News Review Office at 15 Parkway ·BUILT IN· SHOWERS Splash Party at the Ambassador Friday, January 11, brought double and Mrs. Charles F. Hyland, of man, AI Skolnik made It two North· tlce, USN; son of Mr. and Mrs. . Phoae Editor: Russ Greenbaum, GR 4-4161 last Friday and Saturday nights. not later than 10 p.m. of the Tues· 864-5352 Associate Editor: Dorothy Sucher, 474-6690 defeat to the Eagles with a wrest!· 14-V-4 Ridge, on December 27, 1962. day preceding publication. It ac South wins In a row at last Fri- Harry A. Hetzler of 21-K Ridge, OUR SPECIALTY Transportation was supplied and the EDITORIAL STAFF ing loss to Northwestern with a companied by cash payment, ads day's 6-table duplicate bridge game. was graduated December 12 from Rita Fisher, Russell Greenbaum, Bess Halperin. Janet Helm, Bernice tum out was good for the Mary· score of 20·19 and 57-54 basketball may be deposited In the News Re Second pla~e went to returning Aviation Mechanical Fundamentals POWDER ROOMS Kastner, Sid Kastner, Betty Kuhn, Thea Lovell, Marilyn Morris, land-North Carolina game last forfeit to the Bladensburg Mus view box at the Twin Pines Savings bridge veterans, Fran and Jim School at the Naval Air Technical and Isadore Parker, Joanne Phllleo. AI Skolnik. Elaine Skolnik. Monday night. The Recreation De tangs. A Tuesday afternoon game and Loan Association; Bates. Joe Nuslnov and Sid Bar· Training Center, Memphis, Tenne· AlteraUbu Margaret Thompson, Dorothy White, Mary Louise Williamson partment made all arrangements on January 15 also proved fatal to nett ran away with the honors In ssee. and Harry Zubkoff for the Interested teenagers. the basketball team when they were CALDWELL'S WASHER SERVICE the East-West direction, beating The Dave Fishers, li·D Eastway, GR. 4-7797 Anytime Business Mana~er: Adele Mund SIGNS beaten by the Walter JQhnson Spa~ Ali makes expertly repaired. Autllor out the second-place team of Sey- are proud grandparents for the Circulation Manager: Victor M. Fisher. GR 4-6787 Ballet lessons have begun at the lzed whirlpool dealer. GR 4-1!1111!. mour Levine and ElSie HoltzclAw second time. Mr. and Mra. Shalom Staff Photographer: George Hall Youth Center with much enthusi tans 71·67 after three overtlmes. ~=C",..,,.,..,..,..,~ BOABD OF DIRECI'ORS asm. Registration for Art Classes Perhaps we'll shoot our way out of DANIEL F. KOSISKY by 4% points. Because of other Fisher of Berkley, California have TYPEWRITER REPAIR: Overhaul commitments for the co-op hospl· a brand new daughter, Deborah. ·Moving? Pres. AI Skolnik; Vice Pres, Dorothy Sucher; Secy.. Mary L Williamson; was held last Monday night and this sad streak with the rifle team's and cleaning. Portable, standard Treas. Harry Zubkoff and Bernice Kastner there are still a few openings. For match with Montgomery Blair this SIGN SERVICE and electric tvpewriters. Call Mr. tality room, the next bridge game She joins a brother, Jonathan. 16 Foot Van a.nd ~~AIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $1.00 per year: ($3.00 out of Greenbelt). Ad· has been postponed until Friday, Mrs. Edith Morris of San Fran· SR22 v.•rttslng and news articles may be submitted by mall (Bol< 68, Greenbelt) . information please call the depart· Friday, January 18. K. Klnclus GR. 4-6018. Any time. Plenty of Pads JR-11 .n.-~.,slted February 8. l cisco, California wishes all her In our bol< at the Twin Pines Savings and Loan omce or delivered ment at 474-6878. Two new shop subjects will be 6-D Plateau Place CALL '';. the editorial omces In the basement or 15 Parkway (GR 4·41311, open TV TROUBLE: Service by Tony Best wishes for a speedy recov- ·"' Greenbelt friends good health and • t.r 8:30 p.m., Tuesday. News deadline 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Adult Ballroom Dancing registra offered at High Point next year. Pisano. GR. 4-7841. ery to Burt Halperin, 19-Q Ridge, happiness for the New Year. Mrs. Safe Driver's Insurance tion will be held T\mrsday, January Added to the curriculum will be Greenbelt, Maryland Volume 27, Number 1 Thursday, January 17, 1963 24, from 8 to 10 p.m. Beginners first year courses in Electronics who was recently hospitalized. Morris, a former Greenbelter, TELEVISION&: RADIO REPAIRS A happy-happy birthday to Mi- spends part of each. year with Burke Eastep and advanced groups are Invited to and Power Technology. Second & SALES:-RCA Franchised Deal· come to the Youth Cent"r for free and third year levels will be added GR4·4868 ers - New·& Used - Roof Antenna chnel Danahy, 10 Greenway, who daughter, Mrs. Pearl Ellerln, M GR 4-7522 C-HI Patronage Refund style dancing after the registration. in '64 and '65. Installations • Car Radio Repnll'll celebrated his twelfth birthday. Lakeside. - Hanyok Bros. Professional Elec Mr. and Mrs. Edward DonBulllan, Mrs. Boggs is holding Arts and Everything from hula skirts to Happy birthday to Barbara Ward, The Greenbelt Community tronic Engineers, GR. 4·6069, GR. 14-E Ridge, announce the birth You can tell that the Greenbelt Homes, Inc. election is ap Crafts sessions on Tuesday and hula hoops can be found around 3-H Plateau, who was twelve years Church 4-6464. of a daughter. Mary Bernice was nroaching by the kinds of proposals that are being made at the Thursday afternoons from 3:30 to High Point January 17-18 as stu old. Rev. Kenneth Wyatt, Minister born December 29, weighing 7 lbs.. G HI board meetings. 5 p.m. for all elementary school dents enter tryouts for the talent PAINTING • Interior and exterior, It's a pink bundle of joy for Mr. 7 oz. She joins three sisters, Bren· The latest, proposed by director Bill Helm and supported by children. show to be put on for Blue and OUR TWENTY-FIFTH Louis B. Neumann, 8..C Research. and Mrs. Bob Newbrough 19-H ANNIVERSARY YEAR da, Debby, and Mildred. This lucky his colleagues, Joe Comproni, Joe Cherry, and Allen Morrison, Twin Pines will hold a Family Gold Night this spring. Indivl· GR. 4-63117 after 6 p.m. · Ridge (even If It Is round-the-clock Friday: 4:00, Fellowship "78". miss has both maternal and pater Fun Day at the Youth Center Sun dual talent is presently being judged, duty for a while). Jennifer made who make up the minority bloc on the board, calls for a patronage 6:30, Ninth Grade Fellowship T.V. SERVICE: GR. 4·11366 - Mike nal prandparents In Greenbelt. Mr. day, January 20, from 2 to 5 p.m. while group performances will re her debut December 26 weighing refund to each member. Social. Sunday: Morning Worship Talbot. Also AM, FM, Auto and and Mrs. Vernon !sells, 14-V-2 Contribution is $1.00 per family. ceive consideration at a later date. 7 lbs., 7 oz. She joins n sister, Su- .. We do not know how many members will be impressed by the at· 9:00 and 11:10 a.m. with Mr. HI-Fi. Ridge and Mr. and Mril .. Ell Don· Movies, games, and refreshments zanne. prospect of an average "patronage refund" of about $4 at the end Dance by firelight at the dance Wyatt preaching. Church School Bulllan, 7-D Ridge. will be offered. of the sntne name to be held this at 10:00 and 11:10. 6:00, Ninth Dennis M. Dunn, fireman, USN, of the year, but this proposal makes no sense whatever from the PIANO LESSONS tor advanced & It's a bov for Dr. and Mrs. J. Saturday at the school cafeteria. Grade Fellowship. 6:30, Senior son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dunn, Small Charge for Color Tubel For our men and women interest· beginners, Carol and Marilyn Mor Taylor McCarl: 26 Woodland. David viewpoint of efficient and responsible fiscal management of the From 8-11 p.m. students In casual High Fellowship. 8:15, Church 18-U Ridge, Is serving aboard the ed In physical fitness, we have ris. GR 4·5031. Jonathan was born January 10 \ Corporation. The background is that Gm has estimated that by dress may relax their cares away Council Meeting. Monday: 8:00, dock landing ship, USS Fort Snel Men's Gym on Monday nights and Circles 1, home of Mrs. Yontz; 2, weighing 7 lbs., 9 oz. He hRB two YEIERANI L'IGUORI \. putting part of its reserves into the new sales refinancing pro at this function, sponsored by the ling, operating from Little Creek, Women's Slimnastics on Tuesday Parsonage; 3, home of Mrs. Pow· PAINTING - Interior, exterior, sisters, Rebecca and Joy and two 11630 Baltimore Blvd., Beltsville . PhOne .474-1000 gram just stsr:ted this year, the Corporation is likely (but not Junior Class. Virginia. The ship was a unit of nights. The Men's Gym is from 8 ell. Thursday: 8:00, Board of Free estimates, reasonable rates. brothers, Phillip and Paul. David's certain to) earn at least $5,000 more than would be gained through to 10 p.m. and offers a variety of Seize the opportunity! This is Christian Education. C. H. Copeland, GR 4·6953. the United States quarantine forces serving In the Caribbean recently. birth Increases the total of grand the conventional investment of its reserve funds· Helm has de activities to help tone up the mus your last chance to catch up on (Affiliated with United Church children to 13 for Dr. and Mrs. WINES, BEER, Whiskey, Soda. Im• cided that this extra amount is "profit", and he has apparently cles. Slimnastlcs for the women is sleep • mid-semester finals begin of Christ> ·Army Private, Steven L. Murphy, James W. McCarl, 9 Forestway. ported and American. Porter's son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. concluded that in a coopera~ive anything that resembles profit offered from 8 to 10 p.m. 'l'he exer next week. Word has been received here of 8200 Balto Blvd., College Park Murphy, 10-K Laurel, recently com should be distributed to the members as a cash refund, no mat cises given will help yotl eliminate the rece~tt mnrtiage of former 474-3273. pleted nine weeks of training as a BOB & FRAN'S CARRY OUT ter how piddling the amount. However, he did not make the ef those extra Inches you gained dur· Greenbelter Don Nicodemus to Miss 9:4ll a.m. -·-····-···· Sunday School 6:SO p.m. __ Training Union general supply specialist at the fort to work out how such funds should or could be equitably dis lng the holidays. 11:00 a.m...... - .• Morning Worship %:SO p.m. ... - ...... Evening Worship Loretta Sturdevant of Alamosa, RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP - Perm Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, PIZZAS - SUlDIARlNES tributed to the members. Instead he adopted the attitude of Our Golden Age Club is growing 7:SO p.m. Wednesday --·- Midweek Service Colorado. Nicodemus. who waa ac anents, haircuts, shampoos and sets. VIrginia. -- -cmcz-a:N--AND- -~------~~~- .. ~ don't-bother-me-with~etails, just get the vote on the record. imd extends an Invitation to all Call for appointments. OR 4-479l. tive In the Community Band In Aside from the highly debatable point as to whether such our senior citizens to join. The IREEIBELT BAPTIST CHU.CH Glad to hear that Mr. Edward the early days of Greenbelt, re funds can be rightfully considered profit, the members have already Club meets every Wednesday at 1 Crescent &: GreenhW Reverend S. Juper Monts, Jr. GR. 4-4040 DRIVER OR RIDER WANTED Meier, 10-B Hillside, Is home from ceived his degree from Adams State Phone GR -1-4999 or 4-4998 benefited from these surplus funds. This anticipated $5,000 plus p.m. at the Youth Center. The City (DRIVER PREFERRED> : In car· College In Alamosa this past sum has a bus available to solve pool to vicinity of GSA - State. mer and Is now working on his much larger expected earnings from other investments were plow ~our ·lOJI:.A Centerway orHiiWt'ill':'"-4 ~· ed into the 1963 budget and made it possible to maintain the trnnsportntiyn p'oblems to and t,rom MOWATT MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH .. Vours 8:4ll to 5:15. Call GR 4·4164. Chess Etthibit:ion ·Set: · · mattter'i degree tt6nldlc. monthly charges of Gill homes at a stable level despite continual the Center. An afternoon of chat· Invites you to ting, games, planning of outside ac TEEN AGER will bnby sit evenings For JCC Game Night: U CHURCH SCHOOL ...... 9:30 a.m. sharply rising costs. these extra funds were regularly siphoned tivities and refreshments will be Cnll GR 4·6787. off to the members, monthly charges would inevitably have to go WORSHIP SERVICE ...... 11 :00 a.m. Local chess expert Joseph Sucher now you gua rim teed for all. Nnnery ProvldK Lyle E. Harper, pBIItor Suburban Washington's Largest Bank up, just like taxes go up when rising costa are not counterbal WILL PlllT SIT while you are will give a simultaneous exhibition at Service GR. 4-7293 ! . anced by additonal income. In other words, if Helm's concept of In the near future, the girls of away. Call GR 4-6787. for the second straight year on Sat· can pay for the Teen Club will be offered three urday, February 2, at the Jewish i a "patronage refund" were put into effect, the members would lull..,.an Trust eo...-y ; different classes In aelf ·improve ADULT ROLLER SKATING -1st Community Center's Game Night. all your get a few dollars in their left-hand pocket but would eventually ment. Planned for the fellows, on Last year Sucher played against have to shell out from their right-hand pocket to pay an increase IIOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH Mon. each month, Bladensburg. In· the same night, will be visits from I terest? Call BEEBE, Gr. 4-6028. eight players at the asme time, and For Prompt, Pleasant Senice I in monthly payments. The only members who would come out college athletes of this area, giving won every game. "I'll try to take on insurance '! ahead would be those who leave town soon after they get their tips on different sports. 22 Ridge Road, Green·belt, Maryland, GR. 4·H77 EXPERIENCED TEENAGER wlll everyone who wants to play," said Greenbelt Offtce ' Edward H. Blrner, Pastor, GR. 4·9200 refund. Finally, in order to play this game of "musical pockets" .babysit anytime after 5 p.m. GR 4- Sucher. "But remind them to bring ' with {1: The Recreation Department would 103 Centerway JU. 8-5000 with the members, the Corporation would have to set up compli like to thank all the parents of our 81171. chess sets." Sucher, a physics pro· cated bookkeeping procedures and greatly increase the burden WORSHIP SERVICES 8:80 & 11:00 a.m. fessor at the University of Mary Teen Clubbers who have chaperon ONE CHECK Member F~eral Depoalt In8urance CorporaUoa l AQUARIUMS FOR SALE: Two 30 land, has lived In Greenbelt for of fiscal management. ed. With the growth of the Teen SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30a.m. ! gallons with Iron stand over-under the last five years. It's not the silly season, just the GHI election around the Club, we are In need of more adult \ Whether you need life, WEEKDAY KINDERGARTEN combination $40. One 30 gallon sin Th'e Game Night activities will . supervision. If you chaperone once, comer. gle, taller, $22. One 10 gallon $6. hL·.d ~h, l.U, home or properly you will be helping us and we feel begin at 8:111 p.m. and Include du All tanks used painted type. 6 P you will want to come back. plicate bridge, rubber bridge, rum I insur.-l•H·e, tq• Nationwide's FAMD.Y FUN DAY SUNDAY Junior Highlights Plateau Pl. my, poker, scrabble, pinochle, and new PREMIUM PAY PI.AN. Clover Bods 4-H News Appearing in this month's A. S. A. I mah jong, as well as chess. For newspaper was an article on Green· ':tlt"l!=!!=!!=l!=l~ All your premiums can be JAN. 20, 2 to 5 P.M. , by Laura Slmoiu.on by Earl Zubkoff -"""""'""--~--- further Information and reservR Each 4-H member made a decor· belt's activities In the American combined - and paid in_ easy $1 per funlly - \