irernhelt 8,900 Greenbelters Registered To Vote In Tuesday Election Democratic candidates are expected to take advantage of their party's 3 to 1 edge in tegistration in the balloting in Green­ belt next Tuesday, November 2. Of Greenbelt's 8,877 eligible Jltws BttJiew voters, 5,868 (66 % ) are Democratic, 1,932 (22%) are Republican, AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER and 1,077 (12 % ) are unaffiliated or minor party. These ratios Volume _39, Number 50 GREENBELT, MARYLAND Thursday, October 28, 1976 vary only slightly from precinct to precinct, with Springhill Lake having relatively fewer Democrats and more independents. The 1976 registration figures show North End School (sixth precinct), UNICEF NIGHT an increase of about 480 from the and Springhill Lake Elementary Voters Faced With Maze 1972 figures. Four years, ago School (eighth precinct). Voters COLLECTION the Democratic proportion was the are reminded that they are eligible same - 66% - but the Republi- to vote if they have participated The Church School members cans had 26% of the registration in any Greenbelt General Election Of Referendum Questions of Mowatt Memorial United (not city) within the past five years. Methodist Church will be col­ and the independents, 8%. In addition to voting for a Presidential candidate and mem­ lecting for UNICEF during the Only -three contests are at stake The polls will be open from 7 in the election: (1) the Presidential scheduled Trick or Treat hours bers of Congress, Greenbelt residents will have the opportunity at a.m. to 8 p.m. in three precincts: sweepstake between the Republican Tuesday's general election to approve or disapprove 21 proposed· from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 30. Contributions re­ Center School (third precinct), ticket of Gerald R. Ford - Robert State constitutional amendments, 5 county charter amendments, J. Dole and the Democratic ticket and 2 local referendum proposals. ceived will be used by .the UNI­ CEF program -to ease world of Jimmy Carter - Walter Mon­ dale; (2) the Senatorial race be­ The proposed State constitutional to $5,000 above which competitive hunger. amendments were passed by a 3/5 bids are required; including exec­ tween incumbent Republican J. vote in both houses of the Gen­ utive directors of boards and com­ · AGENDA Glenn Beall, Jr. and Democrat eral Assembly in the 1975 and missions in the exempt service; Paul S. Sarbanes (plus an indepen­ 1976 sessions, but they will not and a technical amendment deal­ Franklin Roosevelt,Jr. dent candidate, Bruce Bradley): become law unless they are ap­ ing with the designation of holidays REGULAR MEETING OF and (3) the fight over the House proved by a majority of voters in for purposes of determining proper Comes to Greenbelt Congressional seat from the 5th the general election. dates for public hearings. CITY COUNCIL District, which involves a rematch Most of the constitutional amend­ Not appearing on the ballot is by Sandra Barnes between incumbent Gladys Noon Spellman and Republican John ments deal with local issues, none the question of the METRO "E" Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr. Monday, Nov. 1, 1976 Burcham. of which affect Prince Georges; line to Greenbelt. The coun~y came to Greenbelt last Thursday but ,the Maryland constitution pro­ council had sought ,to gauge public afternoon and spoke to a small Observers generally believe that vides that these items must be 'on opinion on the construction ·of this group of citizens who stood in the 8:00 P.M. the closest con-test in Greenbelt will the ballot in ·all counties and voted line through an advisory question bluste,ry October sunshine to rem­ be for the Presidency. Four years on by al! the voters in the State. on the ballot, but Circuit Court inisce about those days !)Ver 40 ago Greenbelt Democrats barely Probably the COilStitutional Judge Samuel W. H. Meloy had years ago when planning this new managed to carry the city for chal­ amendment of most local interest ruled in mid-August .that the community created a lot of hope I. ORGANIZATION lenger George McGovern against is "Question 19," which if approved State election machinery could not President Richard Nixon by a 52.3 for the future. Planners envisioned 1. Call to Order would allow Prince Georges county be used for this purpose. that the building of Greenbelt not percent majority. At -the same to condemn private land around Also on the ballot are two judge­ only meant thousands of construc­ 2. Roll Call time McGovern lost the State of METRO subway stops, develop ships to be filled. None of the tion jobs for the unemployed but 3. Meditation Maryland by about 310.000 votes. In plans fo"r the land, anp rese!J it candidates has opposition. also meant low cost home,s with Pledge of Allegiance to 1968 Humphrey received 54.6 per­ to private developers. Under pre­ emphasis on safety. convenience the Flag cent of the vote in Greenbelt and sent eminent domain powers, the and beauty. The families who 4. Minutes of Regular M eet­ carried the State by a bare 17,000 county can condemn land, but only WHAT GOES ON lived in the, homes would generate ing of October 18, 1976 votes. for public uses like streets and Fri., Oct. 29, 1 p-.m. Center a deep sense of community spirit 5. Additions -to Agenda by This gives rise to the speculatioi;i schools. School Halloween Costume because of their pleasant and Councilmen and Manager that a Carter victory margin m Municipalities generally are op­ Parade, Center Mall healthful environment. Greenbelt of less than 55 percent posing the amendment because Sat., Oct. 30, 10 a.m.-12 Annual In speaking to the crowd at the would presage his defeat at the they fear that the county will by­ Halloween-Costume Parade Center Mall,, Roosevelt took the op­ State level. pass their wishes in the develop­ II. COMMUNICATIOJ':TS and Party - Youth Center portunity to do a little poltiticking, Gladys Spellman is expected to men•t plans. The proposed amend­ . 6-8 p.m. Trick or Trea-t Night comparing his fathe-r',; sense of 6. Petitions and Requests lead the D emocratic ticket in ment provides that if there is mu­ UNICEF Collection spirit and imagination to that of Greenbelt. Two years ago she car­ nicipal opposition, a 3/4 vote of 7. Administrative Reports Sun., Oct. 31, 1:30-4:30 p.m. El­ the current oandidate for the pre­ ried Greenbelt with a 63 percent the county council is necessary to 8. Committee Reports eanor Roosevelt Senior High sidency, Jimmy Carter. Carter, he majority, but she barely won the undertake a development plan. Mu­ School Open House said, also is seeking to rebuild con­ 5th District over Republican John nicipalities are seeking an absolute Mon., Nov. 1, 8 p.m. City Coun­ fidence in America by putting peo­ Burcham by 4,000 votes. In fact, veto power. III. OLD BUSINESS cil Meeting, Municipal Bldg. ple back to work. He compared the Greenbelt margin of 1,000 votes Among the substantive constitu­ Tues., Nov. 2, 7 a.m.-8 p.m. those early days whe,n the Roose­ supplied her with one-fourth of tional amendments having State­ 9. An Ordinance to Amend Schools Closed - General El­ velt administration was willing to the votes needed to win the seat. wide effect are the ones reforming Section 11-42, "Parking ection try new programs such as WPA. the legal system, including expan­ Time Limitations" of the It seems clear that Mrs. Spell­ Wed., Thurs., Nov. 3&4, 8 p.m. the National Youth Administration sion of jurisdiction of district Greenbelt City Code, to man would have to carry Greenbelt GHI Information meetings on and the Civilian Conservation courts to include juvenile cases; Restrict Parking to Two by at least a 60 percent majority if Budget, Board room, Hamil­ Corps, with what Carter hopes to providing for a method of estab­ achieve, in his administration. Hours Between 8:00 A.M. the Greenbelt vote is to be a har­ ton Pl. and 6:00 P.M. During binger of a Spellman· victory for lishing the salary of the Governor Many in the audience greeted without holding a referendum; es­ Weekdays in Certain Spa­ the entire District. Roosevelt wth enthusiasm and ces in the West Parking tablishing the requirements for a warmth. Many were "original" Recent Greenbelt results for the · Lot of the Greenbelt referendum petition; allowing State E. Roos-evelt Open House Greenbelters, among the fil·st to House seat shows how volatile the funds to be spent for rehabilita­ Commercial Center - Sec­ On Sun., Oct. 31, Eleanor Roose­ move to Greenbelt when the new vote is: tion of rail freight lines; and per­ ond Reading velt High School will hold its first town was created. They applauded Dem. Rep. Dem.% mitting the establishment of a open house. The combination PTA FDR seve,ral times during his 10. A Resolution to Estab­ 1966 2,087 1,727 54.6 special state prosecutor to deal with and public event will run fror1 speech. Roosevelt said that he had lish an Advisory Com­ 1968 3,059 2,926 50.9 political corruption. mittee on Elderly Housing 1:30-4:30 p.m. The program in­ come to Greenbelt with his mother 1970 2,690 2,350 53.4 A major local question deals with cludes the showing of a short film during the construction of the - Second R eading 1972 3,093 3,740 45.3 a county bond issue of $43 million about the school, "Orientrtion t,:i town and he had listened with in­ 11. A Resolution Authorizing 1974 2,341 1,398 62.6 for the financing, construction, ac­ Eleanor Roosevelt". It was made by terc-st to the many conversations Execution of an Amen­ quisition, improvement renovation The Sena,torial contest is expec­ school personnel under the direc­ his father had with Rexford Tug­ datory Contract for or extension of -the Prince Georges ted to see a Sarbanes margin in tion of Jack Steiffer, a scienc" well, the person the President had Grant - Second R eading county hospital and related facili­ Greenbelt that falls between the teacher. Hopefully, the film will delegated to be in charge of build­ ties, other county buildings, public Carter and Spellman vote. Six be shown in the school's auditorium ing -the new towns (the other two roads, streets, highways, sidewalks, years ago whien Republican J. if the finishing -touches that are towns were Greendale, Wisconsin IV. NEW BUSINESS and bicycle paths. Glenn Beall unseated incumbent needed to complete the facility and Green Hills, Ohio). Another perennial question is De.mocrat Joseph D. Tydings, he are completed in time. Following Mayor Gil W e,idenfeld welcomed 12. Audit Report that of the Sunday Blue Law. Vo­ garnered just 32 percent of the the film guests will be shown FDR to Greenbelt. noting that 13. 'Bid Award - Police Squad ters will be asked to vote on the vote in Greenbelt, but still car­ through the school by student "Without the vision of President Cars question of permitting businesses ried the State by about 30,000 guides. Refreshments will be Roosevelt, we would not have this to stay open on Sunday with no 14. Legislation - R edraft c,f votes. served, and T.V. sets will be a­ city, which we, in Greenbelt be­ House Bill 1261-1976, limttations (Question G). If the Beall now has the advantage of_ vailable for Redskin enthusiasts. lieve is second to none. We the res­ State Secondary and Pri­ referendum proposal is defeated, idents of Greenbe,It have a destiny incumbency over newcomer P an! current laws that allow limited mary Highway Improve­ Sarbanes. Two years ago incum­ with that vision; to continue to m ents Sunday business would remain in work for a well-planned commun­ bent Republican Senator Charles 15. Request for Right-of­ effect. ity, to continue to improve the Mace Mathias, Jr. racked up a 59 Women For Car!er Way Easement - WSSC The Prince Georges' charter quality of life in Grnenbelt and to percent majority in Greenbelt over , changes include a prohibition a-­ Women are invited to partici­ continue to provide a 'green bPlt' 16. Expiration of Advisory Democratic challenger Barbara Mi­ gainst sex discrimination by con­ pate in the 51.3% Committee Cara­ around our city." Planning Board Appoint­ kulski. A Beall vote of more than tractors doing business with the van for Carter on Friday, October ments 40 percent in Greenbelt may indi­ In addition to the distinguished county; setting of monetary limi­ 29 which will start at Beltway 17. Employment of Inspec­ cate difficulty for Sarbanes in car­ members of the, community, also tation on compensation awards ~­ Plaza at 2:30 p.m. The caravan tion Engineer for Glen rying the State. present to greet R o,scvr-1~ ,·:ere f'., i't1$~ e:nn1nyccs of th,... count'I; -' : will visit and campaiirn at various In the last presidential election Christine Sarbane,s, wife of candi­ Ora .. ~--~~ ·-,~ "M ,,.,,011·•t froM $2 000 f.h~,.,,-,;r,,.,. ""'nt,..rs in the area. of 1972, about 86 percent of the date Paul Sarbanes, who is run­ 8,395 eligibles voted. It is doubt­ ning for the ti. S. Senate, and Congresswoman Gladys Spellman. V. MISCELLANEOUS ful whether the 1976 figure will Attention: GHI Members reach this proportion, in light of Roosevelt emphasized that, "We the indications of public apathy Informational Meetings on 1977 Budget need to bring back the kind of and unhappiness over the presi­ spirit and adventure that prevailed dential alternatives offered the vo­ Wed., Nov. 3 and Thurs., Nov. 4 in Greenbelt . . . by finding new TRICK OR TREAT ters. solutions to the problems of our Because there are 28 referen­ times as we did in Greenbdt 40 'Trick or Treat' hours in Green­ dum-type questions on the ballot. 8 p.m. years ago." belt will be from 6-8 p.m .on Saturday, October 30. Residents election officials are urging citizens at Board Room, Hamilton Place With those words tho tall.crag­ wishing to participate should to vote during the day -to avoid the gy-faced son of the former presi­ turn on their porch lights or, for evening rush. Under polling rules, Budget Documents Will Be Available at dent departed, leaving in the, air a apartment dwellers, tie a piece of voters waiting in line at 8 p.m. r.ense of history, of nostalgia, and white cloth on ,their door knob. are permitted to vote. but any vo­ GHI Office Prior to 'Meetings of confidence in the future of our Happy Halloween!!!!! t"rs joining the waiting line after country. that time may not be able to vote. GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, October 28, 11:1 7G GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Home Remodeling _\:-. 1-, Utsl'h::\ Ul,; '.VI' ,,E\\ !' .... , l!t~niii·t~ h:astner, Sid Kastner. l1a.rtha Kaufn1an, DorothY Lauber, George Eshbaugh, 12- A Ridge, m 11 Wr:tten Word" - that is the title .l•· iy Lt \'t> •..,t.•qut--, Loretta l.t ,-eHquP, Barbara Liko\Vski, Bob ::\1cGee, Roberta the occasion of their 50th wedding lt<·.,a1n,11·,,. Olga l'enne~· .•,l Skolnilrtising and new8 articles may member, assistant postmaster, 4 Empire Pl. in Lakewood! l>e mailed (11ox GR Greenbelt); deposited in our box al the Twin PinPs selections from Jewish literature Office; or delive1·ed to the editorial office in the basement of 15 Parkway scoutmaster, etc. The Eshbaughs throughout the ages - stressing f·1'i-t--t1:t1 •· open Rft~r 8 n.111. T11Pi-:day. Denitline it-: 10 n.n1. on TuP~dav. were charter members of the those related •to the Sabbath - Grecnl:>elt Community Church and and will also include some of the MOWATT MEMORIAL Volume 39, Number 50 Thursday, October 28, 1976 Mrs. Eshbaugh was superintendent lore of the Hebrew alphabet and United Methodist Church -of the beginner's department in written word. Church School 9:30 a.m. the Sunday School for 15 years. A On Saturday morning, October 30, Momin~ Worship 11 a.m. reception for the couple was given at 9:30 a.m. the section on the at the church on Oct. 10 and their Biblical flood will be read from -the Sermon: daughter, Marilyn Tastet, also fe­ book of Genesis and Rabbi Ken­ "Alliance or Conquest?" Bicentennial ted them at the VFW in Lanham. neth Berger will discuss stories Rev. Clifton D. Cunningham, Some 130 friends and family helped of the flood - in the ,tradition of Pastor them celebrate. the Jews and in those of other i74-3381 40 Riclge Rel. 474-9410 Our very best wishes to Adele nations. Activities and Rudy Mund, who celebrate their 25th wedding anniveq;ary un GREENBELT -C OMMUNITY CHURCH- Nov. 4 . by Stephen Polaschik (United 0,hurch of Christ). Greenbelt citizens have a great opportunity next Tuesday, Glad ,to hear that Betty Polas­ chik, 12-D Ridge, is back home af­ Hillside and Crescent Roads - Phone 474- 6171 (mornings) November 2 to go to the polls to cast their votes for national ter rpccnt hospitalization. We w ish leaders who' will lead us into the third century of the United her a spf:'edy recuperation. un., 11 a .m . - W orsh ip Service and Ch urch School States' existence. First place winners in last (Infant Care at 2-B H illside) For anyone who hasn't been ac­ week's duplicate bridge game were tive in any of the m ajor Bicenten­ COU NTY HISTORIC Helnn Atwater Rnd H elPn Mc­ Thu.rs., 7 :30 p.m. - Study Gr ou p nial activities which have taken Glauchlin. Tony and Ann Pisano Rev. Sherry Taylor and Rev. Harry Taylor, l\linisters place here during the past two HOMES ON TOUR finish 0d second. years, this is one of the last chan­ The Prince George.s Bicentennial ces to do something very construc­ There is a place for you: tive in 1976. With the cooperation Hfstoric Homes Tour on October Women In Church History of all citizc,ns, young and old, 30-31 will .include four historic pro­ in our Bible Study Greenbelt can be a community perties of The Maryland-National Community Church Series in our Worship Service with the highest percentage of vo­ Capital Park and 'Planning Com­ miss1on, three of them - Montpel­ An historical stuJy group on in our activities te1· turn-out in the, county, the Yes, you are invited. state, and perhaps, the nation. ier, Riverdale and the• Surratt "Women in Church History" b0- House - on the National Register ginB on Thurs., Oct. 28, at 7:30 p.m. Art Fair of Historic Place.;. The sites in­ at Greenbelt Community Church. Put a note on the calendar to at­ dudeNew York Sunday Wonhli, 11:00 am & 7:00 pm joint sponsorship of the Greenbelt churches during the first half of Mid-week Service (Wed) 7:80 pm Bicentennial Committee and the of the finest five-part Georgian For the nineteenth century. The ses­ bus transportation. call church office 8:30- 12:30 wePkd11vs Baha'i Community. The Fait•'s mansions in America. It is located sions are free and everyone is invi­ theme is "Unity in Diversity." in Laurel at the intersection of Muirkirk and Maryland Route 197. ted. TO: G.H.I. MEMBERS Built between 1770-1785 by iron magnate Thomas Snowden, visitors Report :::/:21 on GNMA Deferral :\Ionit>s to be Used Police Blotter have included George and Martha Several complaints of dogs run­ Washington and Abigail Adams. Am nest y Com m. For Heat C t\!1scrvation Programs olng loose and chasing citizens, "Riversdale," also known as the Calvert Mansion, was built by the Total Deferral Funds $318,764 either walking alone 01· walking Total Interest Earned their- own leashed 9.nimals, hav,:, Baron de Stier of Belgium between Meeting on Nov. 3 16,769 cen r eported recently. Pet own­ 1801 and 1803, and resembles the I Chateau du Mick nc.ar Antwerp. The Grcenb0lt Amnesty Commit- Total Available ~rs arc reminded that animals must tee will hold a post-election meet­ $335,533 "Marietta," built by Supreme be on leash or under effective co1:­ ing a 8 p.m. on \Ved., Nov. 3, trol of their owners at Rll times Court Justice Gabriel Duvall be­ in the Library conference room. A.t tween 1800 and 1825. is on Bell Sta­ Mortgage Deferral ;\fonies Three local male juveniles wer,' that Umc plans will be made to Use of FNl\IA tion P..oad in Bowie- just west of ;?hargcd with disorderly conduci contact the successful presidential­ Four Atomizing Burners (1974) Maryland Route 450. A two-and a $ 48,970 after th0y were reported for har­ candidate and to meet with the half story T-shaped brick house, it Conversion of 12 Court Ridge (1974) 5,800 assing a neighbor. Juvcn'.lc Ser­ newly elected U.S. Senator from is ehown through the courtesty of Brick & Masonry Varinble Temp. Controls ( 1974) 109,473 vices action is pending. Maryland and the Representative Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Scherer, who Conversion of 44 & 46 Courts Ridge (1975) After breaking up a fight be­ from Prince Georges County, to 11 ,624 reside there, and have life tenancy. Fuel Meters (1975) cw0en two individuals at a local urge universal and unconditional 625 shopping center one night, PFC The Mary Surratt House, also amnesty for all those at risk be­ Conve~sion of 19 Plants in South End ( 197G) 13-'l,900 Lanrr. charged two local subject,, known as Surratt's Tavern, was cause of their peaceful opposition Balance of Funds used on 23 Boiler and om• non- resident with a va­ built by John H. Surratt in 1852, in to thl' Vietnam war. Plant conversion (Laurel Hill) ( 1976) 2:~.739 riety of charges including disot­ what is now Clinton. The house Cost of Notices 402 derlv conduct, resisting arrest and became a part of the history of the hindering a police officer. Court Lincoln assassination after Mary action is pending. Surratt became the first woman Holy $335,533 _,.._ftnr receiving a complaint from to be executed by the, federal gov­ a r.-.sid0nt of Parkwav Road, two ernment for her alleged part in the Cross ad11lts and one juvenile from the conspiracy, Tho house has been Repayment Funds in Peoples National Bank Brrn-f.wood-Mt. Rainier area were restored by M-NCPPC and opened Lutheran Collected through 1975 $109,895 to the public on May 1, 1976. arrested for breaking and entering 1976 Collections (9 months) 67,281 a. tocked garage on Parkway Road. The tickets, at a nominal charge Church Interest Earned 9,570 The juvenile was released to par­ may be purchased at any of the 17 ental custody pending Juvenile sites on the tour. The price includes 1N15 GTeenbl.,;t Ii; J. Services action and the adults were a tour booklet with a map, history $186,746 inCJ.11reerated. and illustrations of the houses and Wo~ p IIJervtce• Certificates of Deposit A resident of Springhill Lake churches on the tour. For more in­ 8:SO and 11:111 A.M. $184,500 oomplained -that he had been ac­ formation call the tour headquar­ Savings Account 2,246 costf'd as he was leaving -the ters in the Indian Queen Tavern SundllY Scbool 9:GI A.IL Springhill Lake Recreation Center, at 441-1776 or 868-1121. $186,746 and his bicycle was stolen. A Weekday NnrHr7 8c.b.oo) Jookout has been placed for the 9:90 - 11:SO A.M. euJprits. LWV Hold Public October 26, 1976 Two apartments in Springhill Phone Mll-llll1 Edward H. Btroer, Paw James R. Foster Lake were entered forcibly during Meeting on Elect:ion Treasurer the week. Jewelry and various elec­ The League of Women Voters tronic equipment were -taken. A will present "The Candidates and townhouse on Laurel Hill Road the Issues" -toriight, Thurs., Oct. was entered via an unlocked door 28 at a meeting of the Mishkan Annual GREENBELT FEDERAL and a bicycle was stolen. A con­ Torah Sisterhood at 8 p.m. Inter­ .!ltruction trailer was also forcibly dividend ested persons arc invited - location entned and a chain saw was ta­ Ridge and Westway Roads. ken. Lookouts have b een placed paid CREDIT UNION {or the missing items. A motor­ quarterly 121 Centerway (Shopping Center) ~ycf0 was stolen from the Spring­ Greenbelt, Md. 20770 Phone: 47._59fJ0 bill Lake area. Lookouts have ~ etta 1(/altace Hours: Dally: 9-3 • Saturdays: 9-1 - 0 - l,een placed for the missing Vc'- Friday evenln1 7-9 Mrs. Leila Wallace, 87, a r esi­ % 11·c1c. PLUS Cpl. Kennpth L. Stair, ,the De­ dent of Greenbelt for twelve years, Other Services Available: died Sat., Oct. 16 at Prince Georges partment' Juvenile officer, has up to $2000 Payroll withholding oompleted a seminar at the Uni­ Hospital. Mrs. Wallace, who lived venc;i-tv of Maryland on the Juve­ many years at 15 Parkway, had free life Direct deposit of retirement checks ttik Offender. Cpl. Stair has just been moved to the Manor Car(' Tax deferred income - 1ornpl0ted training sessions at al\ Nursing Home about a year ago. insurance Individual Retirement Account~ (IRA) tJt,- cl0mentarv schools for this Burial was at Ft. Lincoln. ypp_r·s School Safety Patrols. Mrs. Wallace is survived by her Each member account in.,..ired to $40.000 by Nation al CrPcil T..;niun Administration. an agency of the · DPt. Cpl. Ernest W. Brumley has son Charles F. Matthaei of Falls completed a s<>minar on HomicidP Church, Va. There are five grand­ U. S. Government Investigation held at t110 Univer children and ten great grandch:1- Jity of' Maryland. dren. Thursday, October 28, 1976 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW CLASSIFIED ~,rY NOTES f\•·•·1 ·, allou l{el·in~ H:50 for a 10- wurd minimum. toe Jt :~ <•:~pectt>d tha t all cu rb and J,; _, t ,Ln D.1y (',-nt <•r ' Hours J', •r Ntch additional w01·d. Submit g uttpr work on R idge Road should The G:eenbelt Youth Cen ter un,l ~ ~y ! ! ! ads in writing, a ccompanied by be complete soon. The. gene:-a l Spr;nghill Lake n ecreation Cen­ c: aE h paym ent. either to the News crew s till h as to apply the 4" as­ t er will be open 12 noon to 11 p.m., J:f•Vit'\\' office at 15 Parkway, before phalt base on the cast shouldPr. Tues., N ov. 2, t o accommodate DID YOU EVER WONDER IF YOU COULD ,o p.m . of the Tuesday preceding The curbing contractor is scheduled youth on the school holiday. A c­ pnbl'cation. or to the Twin Pines lo begin work on ,vestway this tivities include bas ketball, air hoP­ AFFORD A HOME? ;:, in-ings a nd Loa11 offi ce. \ VCCk. key, ping pong. bumper pool, t::ib! c Ther e is no cha rge for a dvertising Some deter ioratc- d gutter ing from soccer and table ga m es. YOU MAY BE ABLE TO BUY A HOME WITH .t<> m s tha t are found. th e Youth Center building is being C1·aftsmen removed as w ell as part of a pa rti­ Don't forget to pick up applica ­ ~:ALDWELL'S WASHER SERV­ LITTLE OR NO MONEY DOWN. tion in the facility to enlarge an t ions for the Annual Gr eenbelt ICE. All makes expertly repaired. a rea for weightlifting. Christmas Craft Show oei nd Sale Authori7.ed Whirlpool d ealer. GR THE FHA & VA INTEREST RATE JUST DROPPED W ork has begun on prepa ration at the Youth Center Business Of­ -1 5515. of the P a i;cel 7 pla yground area . fic e, Mon.- Fri., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. TO 8 % SO NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR - Several a dditional benches w er e The show will be h eld on D ecem­ Exprr-t a nd R eliable Pia no Service installed along th e walkway from ber 3, 4 and 5. Space 1eserved on GIVE US A CALL. WE ARE READY TO HELP t o Greenbelt since 1960. B enjamin Centerway through the underpass. a first come, first served basis. Bnk ofsky 474- 6894. The leaf vacuum has been out us HELP!!!!! WITH YOUR REAL ESTA TE NEEDS. well as -the chippe r. Volunteers are needed for this T YPEWRITER REPAIR, ELEC­ The paper collection last w eek year's F estival of Lights. Serve -TR IC'. STANDARD AND PORTA­ netted 8 tons, 980 lbs. The in­ in any capacity, for as much or RLES. Call 474- 6018. cr ease is probably due to •the dis­ as little time as you wish t o give. carding of old t elephone books. For informa tion. call 474-6878. TROMBONE T RUMPET and Ridge Road Cent('r Drop-In YOI CE LESSONS. Professional LOST - Grey a nd white ca(vicin­ The Center is open Mon. throu i1 musirian with d C'gree. 474- 5945. ity Springhill Lane. Will inspect 6 a n:,.' possibilities. REWARD. 441- Fri., 3:30 - 5:30 p.m . for ping pong, , MARIE'S POODLE GROOMING> 1346. table soccer, floor hockey, etc. Bean Realty Inc. m ake your appointments today. FOR RENT - Boxwood Village - Call 474- 3219. Four bedroom split with family Need Home P !ANO LESSONS: Peabody Con­ room and den. $450, 1 year lease. REALTOR'S ,;ervatory Graduate. Beginners­ Available Janua ry 1, 1977, 345- \ cl vanced. 474-9222. 8573. Improvements? 3 FAMILY YARD SALE - 10 to 4 Sat. & Sun. Oct. 30-31 weather Call John PORTER'S LIQUORS pl'rmitting. 11- H Hillside Road. 441-9300 S11t'r•i11lizing in Ceramic 'fill' and Babysitting done in my home. 3 ~~JO &Jto. Blvd. 474-1271 yPars and up. 345-7698. Kitl'hen Floors, Sidewalks, Pat­ • l'.lt'll.t to :McDonald's In Collece R eliable teenager willing to baby­ 6215 Greenbelt Rd., College Pk. Park) 0..11 s · t nights. Call Julie 345-7698. ios, Driveways, etc. anytime. We have the largest aelectlon of FOR SALE - Royal elec. typewri­ Serving Northern P.G. County ..VlnPl'I from around the world. 345-7497 ter. full size, needs r epair - $25.00. L •\o P<· h\l pricPs on ca se purchaaee Equalizer trailer hitch - $5.00. Mo­ vie screen - $10.00. Antique mahog­ a ny round table, needs r efinishing Any questhm!I about wines - $'>0.00. Assorted rugs. 474- 8237. welcomed < 'ARPENTRY - Room additions, aluminum and vinyl siding - kit­ REELECT LIGHT HAULING, W/ pick-up chens a nd bathrooms - licensed Truck. Call Mike after 4:30, ¼M­ a nd ins ured . w ith local refer en­ il ~0l. CPs. Free estimates. 345-3850. KENMORE PORTABLE DRYER LA1\<1PS REPAIRED - Floor and - 120v, like new, $50. Call 474-5810 Table types. Call evenings 474-5530. nfter 6. Gladys \ AC' UUM C"'LEANER REPAIR - ,vILL BABYSIT in my home for 2 All brands and types. Call even­ preschool children . Ca ll 345-3089. •n gs 474 5530. BABYSITTER - D aily, 2 children , n ear North End School. Call 474- , YPJ•:WRrTER OR ADDCNG MA- 0:;02 p\·enings. HIN!<~ $30 & UP. HOWARD'S I ·p1~WRl TI!~R CO .. 5111 BALTI­ TYPJS'I' NEEDED - Call 47-1-0955 between 7 and 9 p.m. Spell01an ',frJRJ,, AVB., HYATTSVILLE MD 277 • 3.'!3. ' . FOR SALE - Grapefruit trees ,, t 71 -G Ridge. $2.00. RI::MOD1'}LING SPECIALISTS - lc :tchens, ba ths. a dditions. etc. WANTED - Babysitting jobs. Ex­ perienced, college age woman. ~'rP<' pstimates & references. Ar­ TO t:«'¾n f'ont ractors. 3-H'i-1994. A va ila blP 7 days / week. evenings onlv. 474-7183. PAINTING - Interior, eJCterior. FOR RENT: 3 BR fr. home for 'Wallpa pPring nnd light carpentry r C' nt imm. poss. Lease to 8/ 31 / 77. oug, eve11i ngi1 474-5562. t umes a nd don't m iss th e fun . Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Greenbelt Gets $76,405 HOUSE DOCTOR Seabrook Bakery Pops at: Parkdale The city of Greenbelt will r eceive Expert craftsman will replace a projected a mount of $76,405 in An Evening of Light Music of broken window glaaa, misc. elec­ & Federal g ener al revenue funds dur­ trical jobs, wall patching, cer­ Deli today and yesteryear - show t unes 151 Centerway ing 1976-77, according to an amic tile, etc. Assemble sheds - pop - rock - featuring the award­ announcement by Congresswoman Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 winning P a rkdale H igh School ancJ .,,ard duties. Call evenings. Gladys Spellman last week. Gen­ 474-5700 "The Cake Crafters" Orchestra will be held Friday, No­ eral r evenue funds a re allocated 474-5530 For all your weddin&" and vember 5, at 8 p.m. in the Panther to local subdivisions based on a GREENBELT: Best Buy: $12,500 form ula that takes into account ' Room at P a r kdale High School, 2 Bedroom Frame Townhouse

Twin l'ines Savings & Loan Assn. The Democratic party recognizes that a basic element in exercising 105 Centerway world leadership and a strong foreign policy is unity at home which Greenbelt, Md. 20770 can best be realized through a healthy economy and an optimistic 474-6900 citizenry.

OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT BY MAIL BANK BY MAIL VOTE ON NOVEMBER 2 (POSTAGE PAID) For Ask About Our Savings Certifi cate Plan Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale PRESIDENT / VICE PRESIDENT HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 9-6 Paul Sarbanes SENATOR Friday 9-8 Saturday 9-12 Gladys Spellman CONGRESSWOMAN

INSURED TO $40,000.00 Authority: Charles G. Sokol, Treas.