Oirttnbtlt Pilski Wins Run-off by 1 Vote Heavy Turnout in Close Race In a race that couldn't have been closer, Richard R. Pilski eked out a one-vote victory over incumbent councilman Clifford lttws · ltuitw Simonson in last Tuesday's run-off election. The vote was 570 to 569. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER The final tally was not settled until the 11 absentee ballots Volume 29, Number 46 GREENBELT,MARYLAND Thursday, September 30, 1965 were counted. At the end of the machine count, the vote favored Pilski, 567 to 561. Admidst a hushed audience, th GHI Expresses Adverse Reacti on WHAT GOES . ON absentee iballots were opened. New Council Meets Monday Simonson received six of the first Monday, I, 7:90 p.m. City Oct. seven votes to draw within one Council Meeting, Municipal The organizjng meeting of the To the City's Special Assessment Building newly elected City Council will be vote of Pilski. Then Pilski picked by Std K.estn131" Tuesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m. First Aid held next Monday evening, October up 2 votes to emerge victorious. Board members of Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI), voiced some Course Begins, Firehouse. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in fue Council Pilski now joins Edgar Smith, aispleasure Thursday night, about the $9,950 special assessment Thursda3", Oct. 7, 8:15 p_m. Cen Chamber. No regular agenda is Francis· White, David Champion levied on GHI by the outgoing city council for the Greenhill - Hill ter School P .T .A. planned. Instead all new council and William Hoff, who won coun side cut-through. Some resident reactlon also manifested itseJ.f men will 1be sworn in ,by the former cil seats in last week's election a-s in a. sharp letter directed to the boa.rd by Mr. Sam Cornelius, mayor, Edgar Smith. Following the the result of securing an a1bsolute warning that he might initate a taxpayer's suit to oppose the The Police Blotter swearing-in ceremony, the council majority. The run-off was caused "crazy" assessment. will elect their new mayor. by the failure of eitlher Simonson or Three children in one Greenbelt Director .Tohn O'Reilly reiterated Pilski to get a majority. family were treated for aspirin The new mayer himself will be his opinion, expressed at t he coun anti-poverty program to do the poisoning at the emergency room sworn in by W. Waverly Webb, cil hearing, that the 100% assess maintenance job - be noted that The new council will hold an of Prince Georges Hospital on Sept. Cle* of the Circuit Court, m: by ment was wrong in ,principle be the government would pay the organizational meeting Qn Monday, 18. The . chlldren, two boys and a someone from his office. e.a.use the purpose of the road was whole cost under the prognun. October 4, at which time the new girl ranging ~n age from 2½ to 5 prlmairily to join two parts of the Assignments ihave been made to The first regular business of the mayor will be elected. Although th·e· years, shared approxilmately 20 eom.munity, not to give Gill acces.!I committees for the com.Ing year. new Council is expected to ~ pre ylrarter is silent on this point, aspirins from a bottle accidentally to its property. He advocated a The Advisory Zoning Committee, sented at t·be nerl scheduled meet ther e bas been a tradition in the left wlllhin their rea.cb by their member petition to have the ordi chaired by Leo Gerton, ha.a eleven ing, on October 18. If there is past of choosing the top vote. mother, who was ill. 'Jlbey were re nance repealed. Chairman Oharles members; Land Committee, chaired business of a nature too urgent to getter as mayor. Smith was high leased from the hosipital in good Schwan noted that the board had by Roy K. Davis, has thirteen :be delayed until that time, a special man in last week's election 'by. :r,s condition the same day. This is the previously decided to accept the members; standards and Improve meeting can be called sooner. votes over runner-up White. third such case in Greenbelt within assessment provided the c i t y ments Committee has thirteen recent week$. For White and Pilsld, the elec adopted a uniform. policy in all members; Member Relationa Com * tion represented a comeback. Both such cases. There :w-as then some m:lttee, chaired by Eli:mbeth Allen, "' • A 2½ -yea.r-old boy wa1, rushed were defeated in the upheaval th,at discussion as to whether the out hM eight mem'bers;'· Finaµ,ce Com to Prince Georges Hospital on Sept.' 70 Runners Jog Along took place two years ago. The is g-oing city council had actually mittee chaired byl John O'Reilly 16, after ifalling from a second-floor sues in this election were blunted done this. Director Norman Weyel has seven members. The Personnel, An enthusiast.fo crowd o( 10 men, ba lcony in Springhill Lake. The as all candidates ran on a platform pointed out also that the incoming Newsletter, and QHI-City Coor women, and children led by Ma,-or child, who had ,been playing on th.e of ,preserving a planned Greel)belt. council had the authority to amend dinating Committee, chaired by Ne.t Edgar Smith jogged 1 ½ Uliles balcony, climbed over the railing the ordinance. Director Nat Shin Shindcrman, Gerald Gough. a.nd around Braden Field on Sept. 25. . The turn-out of 1,139 voters was. and fell approximately ~ feet to a derman, a t Schwan's suggestion, Edwal'd Burgoon respectively, have Joining the mayor were former excceptionally high for a single cement patio below. He Jost con moved to defer the matter until two or three members each. counclim~n Lew Bernstein; Har vacancy run-off. A:bout -91 per sciousness briefly, but was crying after the fi rst meeting of the new Manager Breashears mentioned vey Geller; nationally famous long cent of the 1,245 who voted a week vigorously by the time police eouncil; the motion passed against that a .hearing on G;HI's appeal of ar distance runners · Lou Castagnola ago t,urned out again last Tuesday. rived. The child was kept at the O'Reilly's opposition. fue county real estate tax assess and Sob SCharf; Hugh Jascourt, At the last run-off . 'betweep. two hospiital for several days for ob Lot Line Survey ment will be held before the Coun national president of the Road Run candidates-in 1959--'.86 percent of servation and treatment of a head In o the r business, Manager ty Commissioners on Oct. 8, at ners and Larry Noel, local Jog the voters in the first election injury. Breashears ibrought up a. question 11 :15 a.m. The pulbllc is welcome. Alon~ chairman, who ha,s not even voted again in the run-off'. * of whether the engineering firm of * • jogged in 20 yea.rs. Officer Paul Reamy of the Green Greenborne and O'Mara should be belt Police Department will attend This first Jog Along event in hired to survey lot lines from the CORRECTION City Notes the Advanced Fingei,print School Maryland is the start of a monthly air a t a cost of a bout $10,000. held by the FBI at Ma,ry~t.a,te O"Reilly a nd Sh\nderm.an. al\'YOC&ted ity series of ~up jog~ng, spo~ored Contrary to a report il'l the Tews Police Headquarters In Pikesvllle, by the Jaycees, to be held through that GHI staff could do most of been out of town this w eek. He Review of Sept. l6 that the County out the state. Those who log 100 the task, except for .problem cases; is attending the annual cont'erence Oct. 11-15. Commissioners had rejected the miles within a year or Jess (includ Sbin'derman in rparticula.r suggested of the International City Managers Suitland•District Heights master ing pracUce ses!l!ons) will receive that the job could be done step. by Asroclatlon in Montreal, Oa.nada.. plan, the plan has not yet been of.. a t rophy. If a pareIJt and child fically considered by the commls• step as houses were sold. He com Recreation Review * * jog together at any time, they both menteld that decisions of this kind Workmen have been installing a sioners. (assigning lot lines) were arbitrary conerete drainage swale between by Riclmnl SOOV'el1110in receive double credit. The idea · b to encQurage l)(lrenta to exercise, by nature, whether m.ade 'by an en the swimm ing ,pool and the road to Director of Reid'6ation since they usually need lt more. gineering firm 'Or by Gill. This the Youth Center. This area was Bowling Beg1:ns ORGANIZATIONAL approach was deemed preferable continually muddy during this sum The Ten Pin Bowling League for Phone In each 10 miles or so jogged l,y the board, the directors general mer's swimming season. boys a nd girls, with 12 teams at to L. N oel, 4'74-9362. MEETING lY t>ein.g of the opinion that the The Washington Gas Light Co. .present, still has room for mo-re. There will be· an orgsnizational exipense of hiring the firm was too >S currently iruitall!ng a gaa line If you are intereated, a bwi will great. The manager was according to the new convalescent '.home being stop in front of the swim.ming pool YOM KIPPUR SERVICES meeting of tl;J.e City Oouncll of ly requested to prepare a policy built on Greenbelt Road ft.dj&.cent on Saturday at 12 noon, end tmns G reenbelt on Mon day, Oct. ', ..t&teri:J.ent for consideration at the to tlhe Armory. This has nece&si port you to Fair Lanm, College Yorn Ki,p,pur eervk:es at the 1965, at 7:30 p.m. at the City tated oome ex-cavation In the high Jewish Community Center of Prince •ext meeting. Park, and return tor a small tee. Offilces. In a related matter, Seymour way itself. Me~s Touch Football Georges County, Westway and Ridge wm start 6 :28 p.m.. luq>Jan ot the Audit Committee ex * * * Wanted: Men to ;play touch foot a.t Signed, pressed COflcern about access for 'Ille repa.lr program to replace ball this season. If you would like promptly on Tuesday, October 5 Nita Mascba.uer fi're engines in GHI areas - some broken a nd faulty concrete surfuices to join a tea.m, please call the and continue through Wednesday, City Clerk firebtnes 84,'lfpear to be blocked at throughout the city is nearing com Recreation Department, 47i-68'ra. Octaber 6. pletion. All concrete IWOrk on t!he present. Schwan asked the manager Boys' Flag Football ea.st parking lot beside the food to make a report on which areag Anyone interested in playing nag !ttore is now finished, although t!he were blocked, and to fi nd out the football is asked to call the Recrea city crew will do some bacldilling Fl.re Department's access require tion Department. There will be 2 WORLD~S FAIR ments. beblnd the new curbs, as well a., leagues - 15 and u nder e.nd 12 e.no Maintenance of open areas in patch the asphalt pavement on the under. Practice wUJ be on Sahu' Greenbelt (weedcuttlng, etc.) has roaidways. day a.ftemoona. been an undecided problem between Otlher concrete work around the GHI and the city for a long time, city includes: a new sidewalk Youth Cent.er Closed $11.75 both parties declining to assume a longside the swimming pool, lead At 8 a.m., (Monday, October 4., responsibility in various areas. ing to the Youth Center; new side work will start on .resurfacing the Saturday, October 9th Director Stephen Polaschik sug walks in the undei,pass near Hill gym floor in the Youth Center. All gested arranging to divide the work. side Rd.; new curbing outside the activities will be suspended for a Breashears was asked to provide Municipal Building and nee.r 62 week. Includes outlines of the areas of con-tention. Ridge; and two squares of new e ROUND TRIP TRANSPORTATION V°..l!il)'ian, from the floor, urged sid0'Walk near the Community Roller Ska.ting e RESERVED SEAT ON THE BUS Polasdhlk and Brea.shears to con Church, for which the churc:h has Elementary roller Skating will 0 AD~ION T1!1KET TO THE FAIR sider hiring young people in the agreed to make paymenL begin Monday, October 18. Sched ule: Mondays, first and second 9 DELIVERY NEAR YOUR DOOR ON RETURN TRIP graders; Wednesdays, third a.Dd For furth~i- dcta.ils and 1brochure contact 'Dwin Pines Savings and Springhill Duckpin Bowling FtRST AID CLASS BEGINS fourth graders; Fridays, fifth and Loan Association - Centerway, Greenbelt. Daytime Duckpln Bowling for The Standard First Aid Course, sixth graders. Members of th~ Springhill Lake Ladies will start wihich will begin this T uesday, Oct. school Safety Patrols will be ad Sponsored by the Greenbelt Travel Club Thursday, Oct. 7, at 12 a.m. at the 5, and be held for five consecutive mitted free 'by presenting their Fontana Bowl!ng Lanes. Free baby Tuesdays, Is open to all Interested belts at the door. sitting and free transportatioIL In persons age 16 or over. Classes Fall Foliage Tour - Skyline Drive terested ladies please call Andy will be held at the firehouse and Fontana at HiE 9-1731. will run from 8 to 10 p.m. Boxwood Mail Delivery For further information can the firehouse, 474-5511. during the day Postmas'l:er Emory A. Harman $2.95 C.Y.O. CAR WASH or Ernie Varda, 474-2397, evenings. annoum:es t hat mail delivery will begin in the Boxwood subdivision Sunday, October 17th The st. Hu gh's CYO of Green as soon as mail receptacles have belt will hold a carwash this Satur Inrludes round-trlp and reserved -.t on flhe bmi. Luray Cavern Tour Center School PTA To Meet been placed on the front of each is optional at additional cost. day, Oct. 2, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., The Center School PTA will meet house by occupants. In addition, behind St. Hugh's Chu.rc!h on CreB Thursdey, Oct. 7, at 8:15 p.m., in all houses m ust have numbers in For further details and 'brochure, contact Twin Pines. eent Road. P roceeds will go to the stead of on Tuesday as usual. New front. The 1)0.St office hopes that Catholic Youth Qrga:nization of. teadhers will be introduced a nd all residents will cooperate so that Sponsored by the Greenbelt Travel Club Greenbelt. pa.rents can visit class rooms. service can start as soon as possible. Page 2 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, September 30, 1965 GREENBELT NEWS REV IEW One young lady advised me t o Pack 7 46 Scout Picni~ AN INDEPENDEN T NEWSPAPf~R "'et shows a,he:id of the Beltway !C'uhllsh .. 11 e ~·er;y 'I' h ur"da7 by Greenbelt Coopei·utJye Publlahlng AHn., Inc. Theatre. Unfortu nately, the m a n Cu b Scout P ack 746 w ill hold a , . ( ii ree nbelt. ~Jur-y laud ~,-dltorz Horothy Sucher, 345-IH::t AJJ-elate Editor, ltlary Smltll, 414-6314 ner in which fi ims a r e d istrib u ted family picnic at G reenbelt Lake on COMMUNITY CHURCH v · • • l' ST AFJ<' makes this diffi cult. As a rule Saturday, Oct . 2, at 3 p.m. Ear h irgin'.a ·,e~uchamp, Sallie Berry, Rita Fisher, Vic ]?\sher, .Judy Golds tein, Rev. Kenne th ,v;vatt, 1\-lini,
To Our Friends SPEEDY CAR WASH · PLANNING TO BUY? We are offering a basic course TIRES PARTS ACCESSORIES in Graphoa.nalysis - The Sci ence to understand others Consult thru their Handwriting. A small group will be formed Mary Jane Kinzer, Broker for 1 evening hour a week for 8 sessions. For Information WITH THIS AD coupon Valid thru Thurs., October 7 (Except sat., Sun., & Holidays) CALL MANN · 474-6656 REGULAR PRICE $1.75 GREENBELT EVERY CAR SPRAY WAXED. REAL ESTA TE OFFICE THEATRE WHITE WALLS CLEANED •••• 129 Centerway Greenbelt, Hd. HAM ILTON PLACE - GREENBELT, MD. FREE EV ERY INTERIOR DEODORIZED Phone GR 4-6100 Last S howing Tonight Follow The R ed And White Signs To Our Office! Thurs., S ept. 30 9457 Lanham Severn Road, Sea brook Lana Turner in Opposite "Seabrook Shopping Center" PEYTON PLAC E This is Adult Eentertainment Monday through Saturday, 8 A.M. to '1 P ~ L Feature at 6:30 and 9:08 SUN. 8:00 - 3:30 Phone 577-2900 FINANCING AVAILABLE Fri., Sat., Oct. 1---=-2-- 0ur Biggest Double Show Ever William Holden in THE 7th DAWN SALES OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: a nd Yul !Brynner in INVITATION TO A 8 :30 A.M. to 5 :00 P.M. Monday thru Friday GUNFIGHTER 10 :00 A.M. to 6 :00 P.M. Saturday Sund~ - Monday - Tue&day 12 :00 P .M. to 6 :00 P.M. Sunday Oct. 3-4-5 Guarnnt,e,ed E nt.ertai.nment 2 A Class F eatures on the Sa.me Bill Rich a rd Chamberland~ For Information or Appointment JOY IN THE M ORNING and S tephen Boyd in 47 4- 4161 47 4-4 33 1 GENGHIS KAHN From Greenbelt: Take Beltway to Exit so EAST (Defense Highwa y) Starts Wed.. Oct. 6 t. Lanham-Sevem Rd. to D iscount Oar W ash. or: Glenn Dale Rd. to For Best Results ...... List With Us "SHENANDOMI" Md. 664 (Lanham-Severn Rd,) R ight to Disoomlt Oar Wa.sb. Thursday, September 30, 1965 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 3
Laurel; Bruce Edwards, 23-C Park •-•·- d CLASSIFIED way; Lennart Folkee, 3-A Ridge. ------~ Sl.00 for a 10-word m inim um, 5c ()'" 1te«jMo'i4 Suburban Washington's Largest Bank for ench additiona l word. Submit Elaine Skolnik 474-6060 Airma n Samuel R. Miller, son of ads In writ ing, accom pan ied by cash Happy-ha,ppy birthday to Ilana Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Miller, paym ..-, nt. either to the N ews R eview Stern w1ho is now two years old. 73-K Ridge, has been selected for uburba Trust Company r-fU • a ' 1 5 Parkway before 10 p.m. Helping Ilana celebrate this •happy training a nd duty as a food service of the Tuesday preceding publica specialist at Lackland AFB, Texas. t ion . or to the Tw:in P ines S:,vings event were grandparents, Mr. and For Prompt, Pleasant Senice nn use, and G.E. - Auto in Greenbelt for 12 years. the passing of Dr. John C. Lindsay, WINES, BEER, Whiskey, Soda, Im head of the Solar Physics Branch matic only. Ann and Tony Pisano made it ported and American. Porter's, 8200 at Goddard Space Flight Center. Balto. Blvd., College Park. 474-3273. three wins in a row at last Friday's and Electric Dryers of theee biweekly duplicate bridge session. brands T. V. SIDRVICE: GR 4-5366 - Mike Lucille and Lou Lushine continue Talbot. Also AM, .FM, Auto., Hi-Fi. to 'be their major rivals, finishing FAST SERVICE AND CAlLS RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP - Perm again in second place. This time MADE AFTER YOUR WORK anents, haircuts, shampoos and sets. the margin of victory for the iifNt~~ HOURS Call for appointments. GR 4-47991. Pisanos was 3 points, as compared ------with 6 ·points two weeks ago. Next WILL BABY~SIT EVENINGS - FURNITURE Reliable, call GR 4-6787. game: Friday, October 8. The following Greenbelt families BOUGHT Ph 474-4881 Brown's Washer-Dryer Woman wanted to care for year have new addresses: Charles PHONE old child in your home or in mine. Brown, 4-R Laurel; George Bruno, Greenbelt Shopping Center Senice Part time, morning & early after 27-C Parkway; Walter Dean, 8--E GR-4-7720 UNion 4-3582 noon hours. 474-5218. I will teach English speaking for eigners to read & write English in my home or in yours. $7.50 - $10 per hour. 474-5218. •COME ALIVE IN '65 ! Furniture, .new, brand names, cost plus 10%. Kay Dee Furn. Co. Greenbelt ShQPplng Center. Piano Tuning & (Repair - Experi enced. Reliable. 474-6894. Ride or riders wanted vicinity of 20th and C St. N.W. Hours 8:45 • .6:30. Phone 474-2073. FOR SALE: Deluxe Thayer car rie.ge, playpen, Welsh Jump Chair, Bathinette, and Teeter Tot Chair - Call 34.o-1276. FOR SALE: ATTRACTIVE COUOH AND MATCHING CHAIR IN EJQCELLENT CONDITION - Reasonable. CALL 474-4237. SEAMSTRESS - WILL DO AL TERATIONS. PHONE 345-9077. FX>UND - In vicinity of Hlllside & Northway, WEDDING BAND - CALL 474-4634. Will give ehild care in my home. 5 days week. Call 474-4601. EXIPERIENCED MOTHER OF FERS PRE - SCHOOL CHILD -CA!RE IN HER HOME. FENCED YARD. :PLAYMATES. 474-2275. Will the very kind person who sup plied !blanket for my son while walting for ambulance at Northway and Ri Call No more dial on the new Touch There's no extra charge for color. your area. The phones are on dis Tone® phones. Instead, ten easy The low monthly billing for Touch play. Try them. See how easy it is Paul's buttons let you tap out numbers as Tone service-no matter how many to make calls the Touch-Tone way. Service fast as your fingers can fly. extensions you now have-is only Touch-Tone phones are available $1.50 more than regular individual The C& P Company in desk, wall and Princess® styles_ line service ($2 per business line). We Service all sell @ Telephone Company · makes and the HOOVER A one-time charge of $5 pays for Call or visit your Telephone Busi of Maryland Call 927-8920 for free replacing every phone in your house ness Office to find out when Touch Pick-up and Delivery with new Touch-Tone telephones. Tone service will be available in Part of the Nationwide Bell System ..;.... Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS RllVIl!W ______Thursday , ______September 30, 1965 _ St. Hugh's Young Adults Card Party at St. Hugh's The Young Adults Club a St. St. Hugh's will bold a card party TelevisionService BOYS 8 Thru 13 Hugh's will meet this Sund&y, Oct. on Thursday, Oct. 7, from 8 to 10:30 3, at 10 :30 a.m. in the Church Hall. p.m. in the church ha.lL Advance & Sales Enter Ford Dealers' NFL Punt, Pass & Kick All single young adults 'between tickets will sell far le&'!I than those 18-30 are invlted to attend this purchased at the door. There will All Makes - All Models Football Competition iihort business meeting to dioouss be refreshments and door and ta'ble RCA Franchised 00- Credit Union Champagne - New York State $1.99 Fifth or 2 fer $3.78 121 Centerway 474-5858 (Wh.it.e, Pink & Spark1hf&' Borgundy) HOURS: Mon. thra Fri.: 9:09 &.m. to 4:00 p.m. & '7:00-9:00 p.m. Oftr Sat.: 9:00 a.m. to l:IMI p.m. Wines Imported from an the World $.97 Fifth and op DO YOU REAlLY KNOW THE FACTS ABOUT VIETNAM? .. WHEN? FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 8 PM WHERE? GREENBELT COMMUNITY CHURCH (Crescent Rd. and Hillside) WHO? DEFENDING THE WAR CRITICAL OF THE WAR • State Department Representative e Prof. Eugene Boardman, • Mr. David Martin, Expert on China Legislative Assistant to Senator Dodd e Mr. Eric Mann, • Mr. Thomas Spencer, Committee for Foreign Policy Alternatives widely-travelled Greenbelt resident • Mr. Joseph Furey, Economics Instructor and Greenbelt resident SPONSORED BY: e Greenbelt Committee for Peace in Vietnam MODERATOR: • United Nations Association of Greenbelt Mr. Bruce Bowman • Social Concerns Group, Greenbelt Community Church • Adelphi Friends Meeting, Peace Committee of Greenbelt SPONSORED BY: Mary C. Auerbach J oaeph Furey Allen Lenchek Mrs. John Oliver Mr. Allen Solganick Robert Auerbach Helen S. Geller Jacqueline Lenchek Mr. Neal Paris Mrs. Allen Solganick Mr. Ronald Banner Mrs. Judy Goldstein Mr. Robert Lauber Mrs. Neal Paris Dr. Leopold O. Walder Mrs. Ronald Banner Gerald F. Gough Mrs. Robert Lauber James Petree Marcella G. Waldel' Bruce Bowman Mrs. Sophia Greeze Mrs. Mikell Mongelli Ann Pittman Mr. John S. Webb James J. Cassels Mrs. Irene Hensel Richard Ochs Elsie Reeves Esther S. Webb Bertram Donn Mr. Wayne Horman Mr. John Oliver Clifford Simonson Rev. Kenneth Wyatt Marjory Donn Mrs. Wayne Horman