irecnltrlt Parkland, Wing on City Bldg. Proposed as City Improvements by Al Skolnik An ambitious land acquistion program has been outlined by city manager James K. Giese in connection with his proposal for lttws Rtuiew expenditures under the Capital Improvement Fund which had AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER been estabJished by the $950,000 bond issue of 1969. Volume 36, Number 26 GREENBELT, MARYLAND . Thursday, May 17, 1973 Giese cautioned that many of his pond in the stream valley. BUDGET HEARING recommendations are dependent P arcel 15 P arkland WHAT GOES ON upon the receipt of open space (3) Part of Parcel 15 ($87,500) Fri., May 18 7-9 p.m. Sat. & Sun, funds from . the State of Maryland Proposed for acquisition is all the May 19, 20, 1-5 p.m. Adult and to supplement the bond issue money. vacant land adjacent to Charles-­ Comme1ls Center on 10% Police Children's Craft" Show, Ridge If the grant money is not forth­ towne Village and the Capital Belt­ Road Center coming to the extent expected, then way except for a 10-acre tract at Sat., May 19, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the city will have to consider the Greenbelt Road. These 19 acres alary Rise, Day Care Program Oakcrest PTA carnival issuance of additional bonds, or would be added to the Lake P.ark by Al Skolnik Tues., May 22, 8p.m. City Bud­ elimination or delay of the projects. and would serve as a buffer be­ A greater-than-usual number of persons attended this year's get Hearing, Municipal Bldg. Giese noted that even if the city tween existing housing and the public hearing on the city budget on Monday night. Two issues 8 p.m. Greenbelt CARES Meet­ fails to receive additional grant Beltway. A large portion of it seemed to be largely responsible for the attendance of more than ing, Municipal Building moneys, it will have realized far would be suitable for athletic fields. 40 persons-the proposed 10 percent increase in police officer Wed., May 23, 8:30 p.m. Green­ more in value than the $950,000 of Other Projects salaries and a proposal for establishment of a day care program . belt & SHL Democratic Clubs bonds sold. Already the city has In addition to land acquisitions, SHL Community House completed acquisitions or projects at the Ridge Road Recreation Center. the Capital Improvement Fun<'\ Thurs., May 24, 7 :30 p.m. Green­ with_ a total value of $875,000, and budget proposes expenditures of Because of the extended discus­ such an operation would be self­ belt Area Council of GCS, a balance of $561,192 as of June $125,000 for the Springhill Lake sion on these two topics, the coun­ supporting for a program covering Greenbelt Library 30, 1973 remains unexpended. Recreation Center, $150,000 for a cil was unable rto complete its re­ 40 ohildren at a tuiition fee of $119 The land acquisition Items pro­ Municipal Building addition, and view of the budget and scheduled a month per child. City admini­ posed, with the estimated cost to $70,000 for park development. a continuation hearing for Tuesday, • strative assistant Dennis E. Bien­ AGENDA the city alter deducting grant mo­ The Springhill Lake Recreation May 22. dak produced a budget that would ney or donations from other sour­ Center schedules calls for comple­ Police Salaries require a monthly fee of $213. Af­ REGULAR MEETING OF ces, are given below. tion by the fall of 1974 of a build­ City manager James Giese's pro­ ter much c!,iscu:ssion over the ap­ Smith & Ewing P arkland. ing containing a gym, youth lounge­ po.sed budget for the fiscal yeair plicability of certain items in the CITY COUNCIL (1) Part of Smith & Ewing tract game room and an exercise or ending June 30, 1973 calls for a 10 city's budget, it was generally rec­ MONDAY, MAY 21, 1973 ($10,154) - Proposed for acquisi­ multi-purpose room. The adjacent percent increase in policemen's sal­ ognrized that the true figure would tion are 31 acres located adjacent golf course clubhouse would be aries 'amd a 5 percent increase in be somewhere in between. In any 8:00 P.M. to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Sen­ used for the conduct of recreation I ORGANIZATION the salaries of police clerks and event, concern was expressed that ior high school. This is the remain­ classes. othe r city employees. This in­ the project could not be self-1Sup­ 1 Call to Order ing acreage of the land originally The proposed addition to the Mu­ crea:se wias recommended in order porting without some public con­ 2 Roll Call zoned for single family homes in 3 Meditation the Smith- Ewing tract and is adja­ nicipal Building would provide ap­ for police salaries to be competitive tribution towal"d the payment of proximately 3,500 square feet of with those in other areas, Giese fees. Pledge .of Allegiance to cent to the Greenbriar and Glen the Flag Ora a partment developments. About additional space for expansion, In said. He noted that the county had Another corucern of council was particular of the police department. recently increaJSed police salaries that the day care center would 4 Minutes of Meetings 7½ acres would be purchased out 5 Additions to Agenda by of money paid by the Greenbriar The addition would probably be two by 10 percent and thiat Greenbelt be using spa ce that was now used stories and located to the rear of by recreation programs such ais the Councilmen and Manager developer and being held ·by the will be rstill be behind the county by the existing building. A new en­ $500 even aft er a 10% increase. ~re-teen age drop-in, model build­ II COMMUNICATIONS Maryland- National Capital P ark 6 P etitions and Requests and Planning Commission as a fee trance way lobby would connect the Mayor Dick Pilski and some mg, dog obedience, yoga, na tu•re­ new addition to the main building. members of the audience were not craft, etc. Giese said that it is very 7 Administrative Reports in lieu of dedication of park land 8 Committee Reports - ($39,846) and a cash contribution Time schedule is to complete plans suire that the compariJSon with the difficult to run a day care center by this fall, bid the job next winter, OOU'llty or the District of Columbia jointly with other programs. "A P RAB Report #1-73, FY pledged by the Greenbriar devel­ 1973/74 Budget Recom­ oper for an amount equal to the and open the building by 1975. wars appropriate, n oting that there S"hai~ed ,,taciJ.ity is not a happy sit­ The park development plan pro­ were certain advantages in working uation, he said. Many of the pro­ m endations cost of five acres of land. III OLD BUSINESS poses the undertaking of three pro­ :in Greenbelt, such as less hazard­ grams would have to be moved ov­ Parcel 1 Parkland jects: (1) addition of four tennis ous conditions. The thinking was er to a crowded Youth Center 9 An Ordinance to Appropri­ (2) Part of parcel 1 ($150,000) courts to the existing four at Braden that a m ore appropriate compari­ Council member Elizabeth Mai­ ate from the Revenue Sharing F und the Sum of P roposed for acquisition a re up to Field and lighting of all the courts; BOil might be wtit'h nearby munici­ fay a!so wondered whethe r the use (2) construction of combined picnic palities, and here, Pilski said, Green­ of Ridge Road Center for a day $3,500 to R eimburse the 75 acres of parkland in the north­ shelter, comfort station, itnd con­ care center could be justified to the General Fund for Expen­ east corner of the city adjacent belt salaries were more competitive. cession stand at Greenbelt Lake But what bothered P.flski and taxpayer, when it was understood ditures Incurred and Obli­ to the land recently given to the gated for the Springhill city by the Federal Government. It Park; and (3) development of par­ other council members moot was at _th~ time of the purchase of the cel 7, including a ball field, play­ budding that it would be used for Lake Recreation Center is proposed to develop this park the difrerential increaise in salaries ground, and multi- purpose court. recreation purposes. She thought a for the FY ending June 30, as a wilderness park. The old land­ recommended by Giese and whe­ The project would also include referendum sh'ould be had before l 973. Second Reading fill would be used for athletic ther thds would be equitable. "What landscaping, the development of coU111cil takes any action. This idea IV NEW BUSINESS fiields. A small picnic area would would be the effect on morale of some pathways, and the piping of other city employees?" was asked. was endorsed by several people in 10 Charter Amendment Res­ be established, also a small lake or the audience. olution to Amend Section the existing storm drainage chan­ Someone pointed out that what the nel. city is reaJlly asking for is a re­ Another series of a;rgument.s (c), Title "Adoption" of Wit:h Cousl:eau In The cl81SSification or upgrading of made against the day care center Section 40--50, Title "Coun - Center Mall Improvement policemen's job.s and that the extra ooncemed the concept of a day care cil Action on Budget", to Sout:hern At:lant:ic Completing a run-down of all 5% increase should be so termed center, whether it was beneficial to Provide that Council Shall Locke Stuart of Goddard Space capital expenditures for 1973-74, ratiretr tham a "cost-of-liviing" raise. children, and whether it should be Adopt the Budget on or Flight Center will lecture and show Giese described three other budgets. Arguing on behalf of the 10% limited to just the use of mothers Before the Twentieth Day slides from his month-long trip The first, dealing with the center increSJSe were several members of who had to work or made avail­ of June of the Fiscal Year aboa rd Captain Cousteau's ship m all improvement, calls for an the amiiielllCe, who pointed out the able to all. A question WSJS raised Currently Ending. First "Calypso" at the Mishkan Torah expenditure of $60 000, to be financ- · adverse effects of letting Green­ ~hether the city is the proper ve­ Reading Synagogue (Jewish Community ed by the sale of bonds or notes. balt salaries' fall behind - loss of hicle !or sponsoring such a project, 11 Charter Amendment Res­ Center, at W estway and Ridge) on Repayment of the debt is to be qualified personnel to other juris ­ especially when it might provide _olution to Amend Section Thursday, May 24. The talk will from the -collection of a special tax dictitons and difficulty of attract­ competition for other nearby pri­ 40-4, Title "Creation; Qual­ begin at 8 :30 and will be preGeded levied -upon the properties within a ing new policemen. vately-run centers. ifications; Compensation" by a half- hour social m eeting. En­ special taxing district consisting of Day Care Center Colll'lcil member Rhea Cohen to Provide a Salary of trance is free. the properties within the commer­ Giese's budget contains no re­ said that the sponsorship of a day 1 $2400 per Annum for the Stua rt joined the "Calypso" last cial center. The t axes will be levied commenda tion for a day care cen­ cwre center was not incompatible Mayor and $2,000 per An­ November in order to arrange a and collected over a ten-:vea r period. ter, but because of citizen interest with city goals and that there was num for Each of the Oth­ radio link between j;he ship and Initial contr&cts for the project expressed in using t he R idge Road a grea t need for such a center. er Members of Council - NASA satellites. While he was are expected t o be let in J une; Center to house such a center • the 'Dhe genenal feeling of councH First Rea ding aboard, the ship cruised along the the city will serve as general con­ city staff had prepared several' me­ was that many questions r emained 12 An Ordinance to Authorize shores of Argent ina and its cr'ew t ractor and perform some of the mos relating to the problems and to be aI11Swered, and that any ac­ and Empower the City studied seals, cormorants, right work itself in a n effort to hold costs costs involved. titon at this tim e would be pre­ of Greenbelt to Issue a whales, penguins and other ma rine down. Of concern to councilmen was mature. One of these un answered T a.'( Anticipation Note in life. A second item is a special assess­ the extent to which such a day­ questions would be whether the the Amount of $50,000 in ment construction budget of $n0.000 care center might need t o be sub­ day care center would be com pat­ Anticipatiolil. of the Re­ for R idge Road construct ion from sidized by the city. Piroponents of ible with t he open spa,ce and recre­ ceipt of General Taxes Ivy Lane to the first entrance to the day care center, led by Anne ational use of the site as prescrib- and Other Revenues, Di­ "Miss Greenbelt" 1973 Lakeside North apartments. It is E well and Robert Spear, felt that Continued on page 8, col. 2 recting that the Proceeds proposed that the street be con­ Shall be Used for General Girls of Greenbelt, between the structed to dtv standards 'It a 26- Fund Operating Expenses ages of 15-19, single and never mar­ ried, are reminded to plan now for foot width. with curbs and gutters Heretofore Authorized; and related storm drain'l.ge struc­ and Providing for the Sale entering the "Miss Greenbelt" pa­ tures. The proie~t wm,1"1 hr- 1in'1.:r­ Notice of Public Hearing of Said Note by Private geant 1973. Entries will be limited to the first 15 girls. The meeting eed bv the sale of bonds or notes. N egotiation to the Sub­ R epayment of the bonds or notes urban T rust Oompany - will be held in the library confer­ ence room, on May 30, at 7:30 p.m. shall be from the collection of a The Public Hearing on the City of Greenbelt's Proposed Budgets First R eading special assesi;;ment levied upon the 13 An Ordinance Authorizing Ent rants should bring with them, Fiscal Year 1973-74 has been continued to one of their pa rents, a recent pho­ benefiting property ana payable the Improvement of the over a pericd of ten years. Greenbelt Center Mall - tognaph, and two letters of recom­ First R eading mendation, (f,rom an adult, doctor, The final budget is for widening 14 An Ordina n.:e to Provide teacher, etc.). of Westway opposite the Jewisb Tuesday, May 22, 1973 at 8:00 p.m. a Credit for Certain R en­ The 1973 "Miss Greenbelt", or Com,munit :v Center. This rroject, ters by . Reason of Age her runner-up, will reign for a year, which would also be financed from at the Municipal Building, and Income - F irst R ead­ r epresenting and speaking for the the sale of bonds or n0t0 s. would ing youth of Greenbelt at Greenbelt be repaid through a specia l assess­ 25 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Md. 15 Ca rnival R egulations Golddiggers represented parades, ment levied against the .TCC, J'.)R'\"­ 16 Amendments to City Char­ City dedication ceremonies, Me­ able over a 15-vear neriod. '1.'his morial Day, F ourth of July, et c. ~8.000 item would includ~ w;dening All persons wishing to appear before the ter Relating to Elections 17 Tax Credit for Retired and If you cannot attend the meet­ the street by six feet, Pnrl const ruc­ Council will be heard Totally Disabled Renters ing, contact Anna Burchick, chair­ tion of a concrete curb ;ind gutter, V MISCE LLANEOUS man, 474-6473 or Linda Dobpin, co­ a concrete drivewpv entrance, and cha~rman, 345-1706. a concrete sidewalk. Page 2 UREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, May 17, 1973 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Cat-hater at Large A ., l"-UEl'B"-DEl\'f' ,,B.\VSPAP.1,a-t Folk Musical CORRECTION "Life", a folk-rock musical by To the Editor: 1'~ditor1 ;lJ.,n• 1,ou \\ illinm ·011, 474-4006 The News Review regrets the As1 PreR., Sid Kastner; Secy., Sandra Barnes· might have life, and have it more placing poison in the grass close Trea~ .. :\farv Granofskv· Barbara Likowski ' abundantly." ners were named. :\1 \TL s1 : m.:rn1P'rfON,<:: $li·.;;o Pel' year'.' AdYertising and ne,vs articles may to the Greenbelt sidewalks killing h p matlNl editorial office in the basement of 15 Parkway tars, drums, trumpets, trombones M, 1-41,H ), nJ>Pn aflt'r ~ p,m. TueRday. DPadline Is 10 p .m. on Tuesday. ling dogs, birds, squirrels and chil­ slogan that "Greenbelt is a safe and piano. dren ... place for children"? Volume 36, Number 26 Thursday, May 17, 1973 "Life" uses contemporary lan­ . How often do child~en drop things A thief and killer is a police guage and music, along with light­ 111 the grass a.long the sidewalks themselves! It is a well - known matter. If you know who this Presents Cost Figures ing and choreography to speak to and very often pop the retrieved maniac is, please notify the police. fact that the paint furnished for the today's teen-agers. The public is To the l~ditor.: item right into their mouths? And Name Wlthhekl painting of the shingles . of the invited to attend. This letter is submitted on tht> frame homes fades badly within a subject of the GHI heating system year and also peels badly. and the"psychological" group. The MOWATI MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH and its cost of operation. It is the quali~· of the paint that "financial" category consists of 40 Ridge Rd., Greenbelt, Maryland Yes, our heating system is of a determines how fast it fades - and those where the family or single a good quality of paint will last parent (who may be the father) is CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 - 10:30 A.M. WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. poor design and in a state of dis• Sermon: "A Worthy Tribute to a Godly Mother" repair at the present time! And, for 5 to 10 years without loosing not able to make ends meet and its lusture! Both Sherman-Will­ where full time work is a financial Rev. Clifton D. Cunningham, Minister when compared to other forms of Nursery 11:00 a.m. hco.t supply - it is the most costly iams and Pittsburg Paints have a necessity. To the second category of all that have been investigated! painting system - primer and nnish belong all other mothers; those who So let's compare costs; coat - that will last at least 10 years desire day care for their youngsters 0:-ta A.M. Sunda~· 8chool fl:00 P.M. Training Union Due to steam leaks and thf' dam­ when properly applied to shingles. in order to either further a blos­ age caused to the structure of a It is the preparation of the sur­ soming carcc1·, pursue an academi,i ll:OQ A.1\1. Morning Worship 7:00 P.M. Evening \Vorship unit, our heating bill and associat face among other things - that or other education, partici1mte in 7:30 P.1\1. \Ved. J\fidweek !o;ervice ed repair costs come to $465. per determines whether or not it peels. political and / or social volunteer member per year or $38.75 per If the surface is properly prcpaired work and so on. It is with 1·espect to GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH month per member on an overall the paint will not peel within ten the latter group that I feel that Cres<"ent & Greenhill Rds. S. Jasper Morris Jr., Pastor - -l7-1-l040 average. years provided the right t)·pe of Greenbelt CARES might fulfill a If we were to install electric paint has been used. However, when most useful service. Sympathetic ------heat. we would have to completely the wrong typt of paint is furn­ professional counseling could open LEGAL NOTICE insulate tl1e homes. And, after in - ished, peeling can take place with­ up eyes for new possibilities, such sulating the homes, the cost of el­ in a year. as part-time schooling, (possibly City of Greenbelt ectric heat would be $300. per mem­ Now, when a member takes the during evening hours), part- time Greenbelt, Maryland hcr per year - or $25 per month time to properly prepare the sur­ work, children exchanges and what per member on an overall average. face, takes the time to properly have you. By the way: nursery NOTICE OF If we were to revise our heating prime the surface, and then has the schools exist for S and 4 year olds, system to a building or a court paint fade and peel within a year public kindergarten for 5 year olds PUBLIC AUCTION system . using hot water, the cost on a wall that has no steam leaks (even though on a part time basis). of hot water heat would be *240 in the heat pipes. . . . . you can As to the former group: the In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 19 of the City per member per year - or $20 pe1· only sa~' that improper paint ,ms "financial" group: it is here that Code, the City of Greenbelt, Maryland, will sell the lost and month per member on an overall used. (You will note also that GHI I can see the grE>atest need for unelaimed bicycles and other obsolete city property items listed average. recommends that the cntrie build­ city help. This still does not imply below at public auction on ing be repainted at the same time need for a center; it could be as If we were to install oil heat June 16, 1973 where each unit is on ai, individual or otherwise when portions of th~ well within the framework of pri­ svstem that heats only the mem - building are painted at various vate- homecare, watched over by at 11:00 A.M. ber's unit and is independentantly times that the paint will not match. Greenbelt CARES, but possibly at the Ridge Road Recrt:ation Center, 22 Ridge Road Greenbelt controlled, 500 gallons of fuel oil This is onll· due to a poor qualit~· with city financial assistance. Maryland. ' ' paint being furnished!) There are quite a few possibilities per year would be required. At a BICYCLES Yes, I still contend that "th,­ here: maybe some mothers who cost of $.144 per gallon, the cost #473, Kent, Black, F1T06613, 26B; #474, Star Lycett, Red, 0945, would be $72. - but fuel oil has maintenance of our heating plant would Jove to stay home could be gone up! So, let's figure costs on and repair of our homes leave::. (partly) city-paid and take care uf 26B; #484, Sears, Blue, 476120 & 476619, 20G :1±485, Road­ a basis of $.216 per gallon. On this much to be desired." .;I'his is due to some of the other children togeth­ master, Blue, 248084, 20G; #493, Astra Defranoe, Gold, last basis, the cost would be $108 the cost of operation and the qual­ er with their own In audition it X580/ 055204, 26B; :/±529, Purple, 476220 & 9H451501, 20B; per member per year - or $9 per ity of work performed. might be most helpful if local pro­ #601, Air.}'l'ing, purple, 2250, 20G; .±t-614, Executive, Bronze, month per member on an overall Ben A. Hogen~n fessionals could be made available 425370, 20B; .±t-627, Airwing, Gold, 2'0B; #629, Hawthorn, Red, who know the public assistance average. Also, no further insulatioll 13312HU, 26G; #630, Schwinn, Red, C311381, 26B; #631, of the houses would be required - field and what is and is not avail­ Robin Hood, Black, 26G; :1±632, Royce Union, BlacJc, S44105, and the figures are from a local Day Care Center Problems able on the federal and county lev­ supplier of heating oil and based To the Editor: el. 26B; #634, Huffy, Red, W151399, 26B; #635, Huffy, Yellow, on his customers demands for an Coming home from the May Considering city public assist­ OC082013, 20B; #640, Kent, Blue, 26G: :f;f:644, Hercules, Black, uninsulated home of 1,000 sq. feet 7th Council meeting I realized ance: I would like to suggest a 272480,, 26G; :1±647, Huffy, Gold, 8H115204, 26B; #655, Ross, of floor area or less! that the problem of day care for questionnaire, to be filled out by Black, R65242851, 26B; #660, Headstrom, Purple, Tricycle; As you can see, any of the three 3 to 6 year-olds is a much more the voters during the September 1973 election. This questionnaire #662, Olympic, Blue, 865561, 20B; #704, Headstrom, Turq., options would reduce our heating complex one than I had anticipated: 9016, Tricycle; #730, Hercules, Black, 5665664, 26C; #734, costs. Not only that, we would el­ a problem that will require some should ask something like (1) Are iminate the repairs caused by hard thinking from all concerned. you in favor of Public Assistance, Green, 73393, 20B; :{±744, Purple, 16G; .±t-748, Schwinn, Red, steam leaking into our stl'uctul'es As a result I am not able to and if so, to which amount and L874949, 26B; #770, Kent, Blue, 710835, 20G; #771, Derby, and causing damage. come up with a neat analysis and for which purpose (multiplP choic­ Red, H422003 24B; :/f 774, Kent, Black, F1106655, 26G: .;r782, But, with a hot water svstem we solution, but rather with (possibly es). (2) Do you feel that you have Amcrest, Orange, 2806972, 24B; :j:i:783, Schwinn, Red, 26.B; would have to still mai~tain al­ rambling) thoughts, questions and a need for (could qualify for) pub­ lic assistance, and if so, why, what #784, Columbia, Turq., S526690, 20G; :tf:796, AMF, purple, though not such an extensive 'one - a few suggestions. 14B; #798 Huffy, green, OH764761, 20B; #810, Huffy, blue, a system of pipe lines. With either As a starter: let us assume that is your need? electric heat or individual oil heat, there are sufficient 3 to 6 year­ For, after all, if Greenbelt would 9C469309, 20G; #812, Jaguar, turq., 132180, Girl's Frame, these costs would be eliminated! olds in town who need day care. decide to complement existing pub­ Ross Union, Turq., 3L6461, Girl's Frame Several 26" Wheels, In a minority report - as a mem­ A very first question Is: is a day lic assistance, then there are oth-• Handle Bars, Pedals, Seats, and Gears; #813, Yellow, WH7471, ber of the TAA Sub-Committee - I care center the best solution? From ers than parents of 3 to 6 year­ 26B; #824, AMF, Purple, 14B; #827, AMF, Gold, A422056, have recommended to the Presi­ the days when I was involved in olds who may need help. In conclusion: it is obvious that Boy's Frame, #831, Executive, Purple, 14B; :i:f:827, AMF, Gold, nent of GHI and also to the Chair - nursery schools, I remember the A422056, Boy's Frame; #831, Executive, Purple, 3994394, 26B; man of the TAA Sub -Committee professiona,J. dictum that 2½ to 3 many questions can be raised and that the members be given the op­ hours per day was about all that quite a few solutions seem avail­ #839, Sears, Blue, 8H914~29, 20B; #940, Headstrom, Red, portunity to choose between electric 3 and 4 year-olds could take. The able. I sincerely hope that council 9701, lOG; :;i:841, Hawthorne, Blue, J183156, 26G; #847, Pur­ heat or individual oil heat accord • suggested center would bring 40 will not be rushed into a proposi­ ple, 642517, 24G; #859, Schwinn, Green, HE69738, 26G; .±t-866, Jng to their desires. This recom­ youngsters together and be open tion which seems to require quite Schwnn, Blue, DEl 7196,20G; ;#:876, Coaster Brake, Blue, ' 26B; a capital outlay, will crowd out mendation is based upon our past from 6:30 a.m. till, I believe, 6 p.m. #877, Rixe, Gold, 2125676, 26B; :/±878, AMF, Purple, M373.803, experiences with our present heat­ or so. an existing teenage afternoon drop­ in, may crowd out future recre­ 20G; :;±880, Red, 26B; :±±881, AMF, Black, R319367, 26G; lng systems and members ability I can see a much healthier alter­ #882, Hercules, Black, 2076034, 26B; #883, Power King, Red, to pay for heating. native in bringing together those ation programs and may not be A second subject that was dis­ mothers who want to stay home in the best interest of all concern­ OR70245, 20B; #884, Royce Union. Rlue, 5H3313, 20B; #923, cussed painting . . . . and the with their children and who might ed. Sears Free Spirit, White, 20247426-209946, 26B; :f:f:927, Schwinn, quality of paint furnished by GHI. want the companionship and extra Leonie Penney Purple, 744735, 16G; #934, Hercules. Black. 2890853, 26G; Regarding the trim paint pro­ income that a "day care child" ;#:1001, Murray, Turq., M95005X55861537, 20G; #1002, Pink, gram - for 1973 it was originally might bring. I disagree from ex­ Holy Tricycle; #1003, Columbia, Blue, S906903, 26B; -#1004. Roll­ recommended that the sum of perience with the statements made fast, Red, D235545, 26B; :i:f:1005, Columbia, Turq., H230066, :::60,000 be spent on this program. yesterday evening from the audi . 26G; :tt1006, Oxford, Orange, 26B: Four Red Scooters (Tagged When questioned at the budgPt ence that private babysitters are Cross meeting, Mr. Breashears said some unqualified and give poor care. in 1966). 300 houses would be painted under However, I can see that there is Lutheran OTHER CITY PROPERTY ITEMS this program This figures out at room for improvement: I'm think-• Dne (l) Royal Typewriter; One (1) Underwood Typewriter; S200.00 per house - or double th'l ing. of a possible central screening Church figure you can hire a painter to point (outside ads and bulletin One ( 1) Digital Clock; Seven (7) Rolls Teletype Paper; Sixty­ three (63) pair Rink Clamp Roller Skates; One (1) RCA 16 :,nm. com1Jletely paint your house for! boards) wl;lere care seeker and 6905 Greenbelt Rd. However, the figure has been re­ care •giver can meet, can be paired \fovie Projector 13242, and RCA 400 Speaker 172577-1. ducea to $30,000 per year for five and where emergency cases (such \Vorship 8ervices Any person having a claim against any of the above bi­ years or a total cost of $150,000 to as sick sitters) can be handled. The 8:30 and 11:15 A.M. cycles, must present such claim to the city before the auction paint the 1,600 units - or at a cost newly funded "Greenbelt CARES" or shall otherwise abandon their rights to title thereto For could possibly provide such a cen­ of $93.75 per house! This is still Sunday School 9 :;;o A.l\1. tdentification purposes, claimants may inspect the bicycles by far to much money just for trim tral point. Weekday Nursery School paint when you consider that for The mentioning of "Greenbelt appointment at the above address from June 12 through June only $6.25 more you can get an end CARES" brings me to another 9:00 - 11:30 A.M. 15, 1973. Additional identification of the bicycles before claim­ unit completely painted. angle. Mothers who are looking for ing will be required. Regarding the quality of paint day care can roughly be divided Edward H, Birner, Pastor By Authority of furnished by GHI - the experi­ into two (somewhat overlapping) Phone 345-5111 GUDRUN H. MILLS ences of many members speaks for categories: the "fina1:i&t..f" gfQUP, Thursday, May 17, 1973 Pqe3 KASH REALTOR County Continues County Drug PRAB Raises Questions 345-2151 About FDR High School KASH Realtor t:ounseling Program at RRC In accordance with a suggestion HOMES FOR SALE overlooking wooded area. VetrY made by the city's Park and Rec­ Call Sffl.-Zlln An7'hne private location. Move up in by Jim O'Sullivan reation Advisory Board, the city MULTIPLE LIS'l'ING Greenbelt. Take over pmts. of A request by Joseph-L. Amico at the May 7 city council meet­ council has directed the city man­ SEBVIOE $145/ mo·. after dwn. pmt. $2S,OOO. ing 1.or a continuation of the use of the Ridge Road Center for the ager to set up a meeting with the Clearpath program touched oft' an inquiry into the details of the Prince Georges Boarst buys and the best an asset, citing the fact that com­ walk at t his time. A collection of 24 paintings and trend. Buy now, before another service. Many of our friends and munication is easiest within the Ball P laying drawings by children of many lands round of price increases move neighbors and yours have of­ peer group. In passing the ordinance which is on exhibit for the month of May beyond your means. Come to fered to give testimonials about Council member Rhea Cohen sug­ proh ibits the playing of ball games at the Greenbelt Branch Library, it KASH REALTOR above the post our operation. Call 345-2151 for gested that Amico get together w it h in a reas except at athletic fields was announced today by Mrs. Ag­ office in the Green belt Shopping details. Dennis Piendak, the project direc­ and play fiields which have been n es R empert, h ead of the children's Center. Or call 345-2151 any­ MYR'l'LE and Pat could buy department. tor for Greenbelt Car es, to see how esta blished for that purpose, the time day or night. W e are never this 4 BR 2 bath home if they these two programs might be coor­ council clarified a misunderstanding The show, t itled "The World closed. would try. It is all a matter of dinated. about the intention of the ordin­ Through Children's Eyes" was as­ financing. Equipped with wash­ Amico said that he would give ance. As Giese explained it, the pri­ sembled to commemorate the 40th ALLSPICE and everythings n ice th in t his 3 BR END masonry er, d ryer, A/C, W / W carpet. e council a more detailed and mary purpose of the ordinance is anniversary of Save the Children Very pleasant yard. Near shop~ specific r eport, and expressed- the to increase the a reas w here ball home very near the Greenbelt Feder ation (SCF), international ping, $29,900. gam es could be played rat her t han child welfare organ izat ion with shopping center. Modern kit. to restr ict it as som e had thought. h_eadquarters in Norwalk, Connec­ with all appliances including a THE SE HOMES ARE ONLY A The Police Blotter There wer e areas in the city al­ ticut. lge. DD FF r ef. with icemaker, PORTION OF THE HOMES dish. D isp. new cabinets. Modern Housebreakings con tinue to ready being used as ball fields The exhibit, to which the public I{ASH R J Association. H e talked about house­ announces their last m eeting of Activities include 'T' League base­ to describe t h is 2 BR end h ome breaking and h ow to protect one's the season on Tuesday, May 22, 8 ball clinic, group game fundamen­ with lge. fen ced yard in a pri­ home. H e also showed a film about p.m., a t the synagog ue building tals and fun for a.fl. Send your vat e area. E nuinoed with wash­ this. Ridge and Westway Roads. Th~ youngster down this Satur­ years, and said he "looks forward At Community Church est management has been under with confidence to the continual On Sunday, May 20, Dr. John S. ANNUAL MEETING st11

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llecause over the years h.is parents your paychec~ and invested in U.S. have invested in U.S. Savings Bonds Savings. Bonds. It's a painless way -in his name, for his future-by to ~ave. participating in the Payroll Savings And now there's a bonus interest Plan at work. · r~te on all U.S. Savings Bonds-for He probably · doesn't even know. E Bonds, S½ % when. held to matu­ And right now; he couldn't care less. rity or' 5 years, 10 months (4% the But when he's older, that money can first year). That extra½%, payable be used for a lot of things-a car, a col­ as a bonus at maturity, applies to all Bonds are si(e. I ( lost, stolen, or destroyed, ~ '­ lege education, or even a new home. ~onds issued since June 1, 1970 ••• we replace them. When needed, they can be I' L. '\ The Payroll Savings Plan is an with a comparable improvement for cubed at your bank. T.ax may be deferred \ ~-.I* easy way to save money for you and all older Bonds. until redemption. And always remcm~, ""\t,a,id". Bonds are a proud ~•Y. to save. every memper of your family. When Join the Payroll .Savings Plan you join, an amount you designate where you work and make your son will be automatically laid aside from the richest kid on the block. P age 6 GREENBELT NBWS REVIEW Thursday, May 17, 1QT3

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THIS AD SPONSORED 'BY ALLEN PRINTING SERVICE Thursday, May 17, 1973 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 7 CLEANING WOMAN WANTED 1 CL ASSIFIED day a week. Oharlestowne Village. Will's Hardware $1.50 for a 10-word minimum, 10c Call after 5 p.m. 345-8638. Beltsville Hardware for each additional word. Submit FREE: 5 week old male puppies, Elaine Skolnik - 474-6060 ads in writing, accompanied by small breed. Solid mahogany drnp Bob Pasternak and Alan Haga 10502 Baltimore Ave. (Rt. 1} Beltsville c ash payment, either to the News leaf table and 6 chairs, needs minor made it two wins in a row at last (Chestnut Hills Shopping Center) Review office at 15 Parkway before repair - $50. Call 345-6169. Friday's duplicate bridge session. 10 p.m. of the Tuesday preceding They ended up with a three-point Portland Cements FREE for digging, English ivy. publication, or to the Twin Pines margin over runners-up Sid Bar­ Savings and Loan .office. Grows anywhere. 474- 6890 a fter 5 Plumbing, Pipe Cut to Size p.m. nett and Tony Pisano. Next game: There is no charge for advertising Friday, May 25. WANTED TO BUY: Gree»belt 3-4 items that are found. Best wis hes for a happy birthday Paint, Glass, Storm Windows Repaired BR house, about 10 yrs old, Sep­ RELIABLE T.V. SERVICE, Color­ to Ellen Murray who celebrated tember occupwcy. 474-0656. Curtain Rods - Drapery ltods Made to Order B/ W. Call Andy Hanyok 47~464. her 14th birthday. GREENBELT TOWN­ "MARIE'S POODLE GROOMING" FRAME It's a girl for Mr. and Mrs. HOUSE 2 bedrooms, w / w carpet, Screens & Screen Patio Doors give your poodle a new look. 474- Charles White, 209 Lakeside. Mi­ F / F refrigerator, washer, 3 A/C's, .3219. chelle Lynne made her debut Mav paneling, fenced yard. I block from Repaired 14 and tipped the scales at 8 lb;. PAINTING, WALL PANELING schools & shopping. Excellent lo­ 12 oz. She joins a sister Cheryl. OPEN SUNDAY 10-1 and minor carpentry. Reasonable cation for kids. $13,000. 474-3432. l" ates. 341HJ391. Mathias Zahniser, son of Mrs. 2 BR Frame: F/F DD ref., dble 937-4141 Alice Zahniser of 1-K Gardenway, CALDWELL'S WASHER SER­ oven stove, dishwasher, remodeled passed his orals for a doctorate at VICE. All makes expertly repaired. kt., washer, dryer, 2 A/ C's, w / w Johns Hopkins University a few ~uthorlzed Whirlpool dealer. GR carpet, paneling, wall paper, re­ days ago. Mathias is now teaching 4-5515. 103 Centerway. modeled ceramic tile bathroom w / Arabic, religion courses and hon­ TROMBONE, TRUMPET and vanity sink, chain link fence, sm. ors seminars at Central Michigan VOICE LESSONS. Professional patio - $13,950. Call 345-4949. AUCTION University, residing in the Univer­ musician with degree. 474-5945. SALE - CHEAP: 2 new large rugs sity town of Mt. Pleasant, Mich. FLOOR- SANDING- &FINISHING gold, blue 9x12; Formica rnund kit­ wtth his wife, two sons and one (20 YEARS EXPERIENCE). CALL chen set; twin maple bedroom set; daughter. Saturday, May 19, 1973 AFTER 5:30. 474-5673. 2 living room chairs; 2 metal cabin­ Mary E. McCabe. 211 Lakeside ets; Bissel carpet sweeper - 474- PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR. Dr., will receive a M.A.T. degree in 6355. EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE. mathematics from Georgetown Commencing at 10:30 a.m. 47~94. LIKE NEW 5 pc. black & chrome University on May 20. To enforce our liens for storage and/ or other charges, we will dinette set $50; pink Formica ta ble Congratulations to Sa ra Kelly of $5. Call 474-1454, 6-7:30. sell by public auction the complete contents of numerous house­ ANTENNA Greenbelt who won second place hold shipments. Consisting of furniture, antiques, glassware, pots SALE: - Dining room & kitchen PROBLEMS on the balance beam at the MG I tables, odd chairs. Call · 384-5543. Open Gymnastic Meet, held at and pans, etc. Sales & Service YARD SALE: - Vanity, curtains, Parkdale High School recently. Expe rt antenna man will wigs, aoll clothes, many household Mimi Laster, 3 Lakeside, plays install new / repair anten- Bryan Moving & Storage items. Saturday, May 19, 10-4, 2- recorders and racket, ancient mus­ J na for C Research Rd. ical instruments, in a musical Attic or Outdoors YARD SALE: - Sat. & Sun., May group, the Paint Branch Pro Mus­ 5005 Cook Rd ., Beltsville 19 & 20 - New china and crvstal ica, which specializes in music of 474-4892 baby clothes, household and hand~ the Renaissance and early Ba­ made items - 9-5, 10-C Southway. roque ems. The group, which is LEARN TO DRIVE - CALL TRI­ 474-7902. directed by Dr. Richard Berg, has GREENBELT HOMES, INC. STATE DRIV-SCHOOL 347- 7773. MOVING SALE: - Executive desk been invited to provide background RES. 301-934-2095. and chair, wood - $100; Rug, 9xl2 music for the soundtracks of short UMMER CAMP (July 5 - August - $30; Sony FM transistor radio, films on Renaissance artists be­ Hamilton Place :?9) a nd fall registration (Sept. 4) portable - $25. Call 345-2996. ing prepared by the National Gal­ lery of Art. now being accepted at the Green­ YARD SALE - RAIN OR SHINE - Greenbelt, Md. A happy- happy birthday to Alan belt Town a nd Country School. Con­ Odds and ends & household items. Amberg who celebrated his 10th t act Mrs. Day for further informa­ Saturday & Sunday, 10-4 at 12-D Want to sec a SOLD sign on We have several listings of two t ion 474-5252. Hillside. birthday May 10 with his friends bedroom frame townhouses in at M cDonalds. your townhous1E Let the GHI FOR TV or STEREO RIDP AIR NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE: - Sales Office list your one, two, or good locations throughout CALL HENRY ALBRIGHT - 345- Sat., May 19. We've got EVERY­ three bedroom frame or brick Greenbelt. 4597. thing. 10,000 Dubarry, Glenn Dale, home and get for you the best Also, available, a very nice 1st M d. - Rain - Sun. Program for Deaf price with speedy results! SALE There will be a p rogram for floor one bedroom frame apart­ FOR SALE: - 2 Bdrm., bl'lick, du­ hearing-impaired children on Mon­ ment for immediate occupancy. plex townhouse, conv. to schools F1·i., ~lu~· 18, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. day, May 21, at 8 p.m. in the Green­ Stop by and see this beautiful shopping center, churches; man; Sun., i\la.y 20, 10 ani.-4 p.m. belt Library. The program includes two bedl"OOm home with at­ FOR INFORMATION TO SELL extras inside and outside. By own­ 147 Westv.·a.v, Apt. T-2 a panel discussion on "The Deaf tached garage, completely rem0- OR TO BUY THROUGH Gm - er. 345-8890. 474-2475 Child and his Family" moderated CALL OUR SALES DEPART­ FOR-R:;:E:;;:NT=---:::G:=RE=E=NB=EL==-T=-:-_ - 3 deled kitchen & bathroom, beau-• by Dr. McCay Vernon, co-author of MENT. NO APPOINTMENTS 1 tlfully landscaped yards. Owner "Ve're moving & must travel BR 2 ,~ bath, cent. A/ C twnhse. in They Grow In Silence and editor NECESSARY - WE ARE OPEH light. Hundreds of Books, Re-­ Charlestowne Village. Overlooking of American AnnaJs of the Deaf can give occupancy in June. 7 DAYS A WEEK. cords, W / W carpeting, furniture lake. Dishwasher, disp., sep. din and members of the Prince Geor­ ll:WS REVUi:W Greenbelt: ORT The last meeting of the year for PORTER'S LIQUORS Boys-Girls Club News Medit:at:ion Lect:ure the Greater Greenbelt ORT Chap­ The !Boys and Girls Club had a The International Meditation So­ ter will be held on Monday, May 8280 Balt.o. Blvd. 474-3278 (next to McDonald's In College l:WJ:8 :financially successful sta,nd, helped ciety will present a lecture on 21, at the meeting room above the 151 Cent.erway MLS 474-5700 by donations of baked goods, at the Transcendental Meditation-a Park; na­ drugstore, in the Springhill Lake Come see our selection of 2 and annual Greenbelt Arts e.nd Crafts tural method for gaining deep rest Apts. Bring your friends to the We have the largest selection of 3 bedroom Homes - Festival. Those who helped in the and relaxation on Wed., May 23 in meeting and enjoy a fun program Wines from around the world. kitchen were: Bairbara and Arnie Grenebelt Library at 8 p.m. The with prizes afterward. Special prices on case purchases 2 BR Specials: Rizner, Gale Ga.Tdes, Barbara Os­ lecture is free and open to the There will be a square dance on Includes Range, Ref.,. Wash. bol'lll.e, .Julia Boone, e.nd Pam public. For information call 387- June 9, at 8:30 p.m. in the Spring­ Order Early Mach., Venet. Blinds, AC, W/W Splaine. Plans are being made to 5050 or 384-1221. hill Lake Community Room. For Carp, Drapes and Shed. Lo­ Any questions about wines have a concession stand at other more details and reservations call cated adjacent to wooded area. welcomed Greenbelt events. Volunteer help­ BUDGET HEARING from p. 1 345-6949 or 47~9!165. Inunediat.e Poss.: $12,500. ers are needed. ed under the open-.,pace girants Includes Range, R ef., Wash. The girls softba:11 season opened provided by Federal and State ag­ Mach., Storm Doors, AC and 20" Breeze Box Fan $11.88 on an unsuccessful note. The 17 encies fur the purchase of the R idge Shed. Road Center and the 3+ acres. year old and under team hosted a SO Qt. Foam Cooler 99c Excellent Location: $12,000. In providing grant money, HUD strong Bowie club who defeated Includes W / W Carp. through­ also required that they approve Double-Up Hibachi 7.96 Greenbelt 25-11. 'Dhe 13 year old out, Remod. Kit., Disposal, Ex. any lease arrangements involving and under traveled to Greenmead­ Oven Fan, Drapes, AC. A the property. Sun Cot 10.99 ows and also were defeated 27-2. beauty at a reasonable price: New uniforms should be available Other Budget Items Sun Chair 6.99 • $18,500. soon. Except for a statement by a The boys baseall season will open Lakeside Citizens Association rep­ Nylon Reinforced Vinyl 8 BR Specials: on .June 4. New uniforms are ex­ resentative to the effect that Sales * Rentals * Repairs Garden Hose 2.99 Located with wooded area in pected to be delivered before the his group was willing to pay a the rear. This house has a 2- opening game. More illlfonnation small increase in taxes in order to Howard's Typewriter Co. All Whit.e Plastic Bird Bath 1.99 floor addition and has remod. 56 Ave. & Annapolis Rd. 277-8388 Kit. and shed area. Panelled on the teams and schedules will be get continued services, there was Homecrest Lat.ex Wall Paint published soon. Anyone who can no discussion on the 9 cents tax LR and BR. If you need more ~::••:•❖ •!••!••!••!••!••!••!••!••=••!••!••!••!••!••!••!••!••!• ❖•:~; 2 gals $5.00 assist in coaching or can provide increase embodied in Giese's 1974 room - this is the answer: ❖ ❖ $16,000. transportJation for the baseball or budget. Public comment, if a,ny­ •:• Stern's ❖ St.ewart Portable AC/DC softball should contaJCt John ❖ ❖ tea,:m.s thing, opposed the cutting of a few Radio $9.99 Includes 2-floor addition, Pisani - 34~890. items whose deletion had been pro­ Wash. Mach., Dryer, Dishwa­ posed, such aJS a $700 expenditure :~: SHOE REP AIR :~: sher, Range, Ref., Carp. and ❖ ❖ Storm Doors. Reasonably pri­ for a collator designed to save sec­ •!• Repail' •!• Central Cha.rg&-BankAmericard Balt:imore S·ymphony retary's time in assembling reports. ❖ t ced for quick sale. ❖ Handbags & Belts ••• Persons wishing to subscribe to Oounicil announced a tentative ❖ t List your homes with us. We ❖ y provide personal attention and the Baltimore Symphony concerts decision to increase the salary of ::: Beltway Plaza :i: for next season are advised to pur­ the mayor firom $1,800 to $2,400 and . . quick sales on each and every that of council members from :~: around corner Hanover Shoes ::: Ben Franklin home. chase their tickets prior to June 1 ❖ • ❖ to take advantage of this season's $1,500 to $2,000 (effective with the ••• Mon. - Fri. 10--9,:. Greenbelt Shopping Cent.er In Shopping Cent.er election of the new council in Sep­ rates. A raise in ticket price will •.i:474-9288 Sat. til 6:i: tember 1973). 'I1his recommendation . . Open 9-9 Mon.-Sat. Next t.o Mobil Gas Station be in effect after .June 1. Call 894- ❖ ❖ 6790 or write to Baltimore Sym­ aliso drew no comments. The last ~~❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖~ phony, c/ o 25 Lakeside, Greenbelt. increase had been enacted in 1967. Veterans Cut•Rate Liquors Greenbelt Carry-out 11620 Baltimore Blvd. (Route I) Beltsville, Md. Golden Joe & His Variety Show 937-1110 937-3022 Hot Dog - 15c, Super 25c King George 8.99 ½gal. Ballantine Scotch $12.49 ½gal. Only 1700 Av~ble at This St.ore Only Ancient Age 9.29 ½gal. Gordon Gin $8.49 ½gal. Soft Whipped Ice Cream Now on Sale Windsor Canadian 8.49 ½gal. Burke & Barry 7.99 ½gal. Quart 7-Up - 24c a bottle Smirnoff Vodka 8.99 ½gal. Q. T. Light Whiskey $7.99 ½gal. Super Cheese Pizza - $2.20 & 7.99 Munich oz .• 3.69 Saturday Special Mattingly Moore ½gal. Beer 12 case Royal Steak Sub - 65c Bacardi Rum 8.99 ½gal. Schlitz 12 oz. Pop Tops 4.99 case 107 CENTERWAY 474-4998 WE HONOR ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS · interest

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disc brakes, tilt wheel, radio #3429. fet ClftilatN in...,., OfW $100,000 .. ift\lM.,.. .,..,, st #3427 List $3868.35 List Price $4594.50 Discount $817.35 Discount $1142.50 $3051 $3452 Orbit Discount Priced Orbit Discount Priced First Federal AMBASSADOR 4-DR SED. JAVELIN 360 v-8 auto, vinyl top, sports Consul automatic, rally stripe, 3teering wheel, reclining seats, r. tilt wheel, power disc brakes, rear window defogger, radio, vinyl top, air---IUIIU .,..v ... Greenbelt Office on U.S. ::;:I, hch\l'l"n :\1t. Hainicr & Hyatt,, ilh·. '.\Id. Beltway Plaza Brentwood, Md. American 7910 Cherry-wood Lane Phone: 474-68M Motors 864-4747