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Local Transit Proposal-· Gets Cold Shoulder

by Roberta 1\lcN!Imara · Wedne~day, Feb. 26, c1tv council scheduled a public

·hearing to di~russ the transportation :<tudy prepared by Wilbur Smith & AssociatP:<. All the membcr10 of council showed; Jim Giese. C1t~· Manager,.Dennis Pi~ndak. As>l>tant Manager. showed. E\'t>n thC'1r aide. Roger Anthony :<howed. To th'e chagrin of t'ounc1l. Charles T. McDonald and Robert Hardie were the only Greenbelt re,;Jdents to show. Tlm,; one can understand council's hesitancy to commit the city to any transportation system with capital costs of $250.000 and minimum deficit operating costs of $152,000.

McDonald rl'lnt~d that h~ came nt the urging nf others to Mtplain th~ bus rout,• for ~enior citizens which he helj)<'d to develop by " grant of a bus from the Dl\'ision of Aclnc. He mentioned that if rider­ship ....,re large enOUJh, thl' bus could be schl'dull'd for an addition . al da7 ot the week.

Couacllm&n Tom White noted the illolatlon of Springhill Lake and ukl'd if there we~ plans to include thoae realdenta. <Aa of tbi.l week SHL is Included.) White felt council 6ould live Its COOper-ation to the Jroject, ·

Unhappy 0otma11 Councilman Gil Weldenfeld wu

not ..u.fil'd with the trauit study and ~It that what had been prO­~ wu more than the city need­Pd. He wu dlsmayl'd at the lack of publlc Interest-first shown by a 7~ niiJI(Inse to the lnltlal survey and additionally shown by non_.t­tendance at this meeting. He qut!ltlonl'd thl' fl'aaiblllty of con­ttnutq with the second phase of the surwy.

Councilman Charli'S Schwan. as pleued u the rest of city council with McDonald's achie,·ement. statl'd that the succi'~S of the senior cltlsen'a bua wu dPpendent on publicity and thought that the city perhaps l'ould help publiciz.- the venture. He felt that this plan would satisfy a current public need and wondrrt•d why the sun·ry did not mention this arrang.-mcnt with thP Di\•iaion nt Aging.

Counl'ilman Richard Castaldi summl'd up the council's attittid .. by saying h~ &ould not see \'Otlng

transif bi'CRUSe of 'thr citizMs' apathy. A major transportation eoncern ot 'roun,'ll had· be~n for lll'nior ritizrns and thr nN'ds "'"r" going to be m••t. The rity cer­tainly rould not offer a bus ridr for ten Cl'nts- thr rost t<> ride a senior ritizen bus.

Hardir crltlriZt'<l th<- studv: Wii bur &: Associates could ha~·o' sur veyf.'d pl'Opie. partirulan· the \'Otith .. more rf'frcti\'rly by ~'>me . other method other than hnmr sun·•·\': thl' study should ha\·o· allud"<i ~" transportation nro·ds in trrms ·•f dty growth. As is. hr frlt th•· · city should not spend the m•nwy

Tuil'ooelblllh· As council was aboui t'n sho·h···

the issue dur to lack nf interest. Mr. Williams from Capitol Cabs arrlvf.'d to explain his company was rxpanding to inrludl' Bowie and had plana to OJl"rate In Gr~nb<>lt. He mentioned that there wer•· frd erat subsidy funds a\•allablo· for cab fares. Hr thought that th•· city would wl•h to participate. Ac cordinl to William• the rutntf dal<lo for thia fiscal yf'Sr WM Marrh 1. 1tml, however. applications for tho: next ~Weal Y,ar should bo rrady by July I, 1975. The city manaaer plannl'd to diacuss and study thr. matter and report ba~k to council.

LA LECHE MEETING La Lfochc Lelli'Uc of Grcenb<>lt an­

nouncee th~ third In a serlf'l of four mecUnJs to be hrid Thursday evenlq. March 13 at ~:30 p~. at tjle home of Mrs. Wayne William•. 3D ,Rid&e Road: or if you prefer. there wlll b<> a day mecting on Wl'dnMday, March 19 at 10 a.m at the home of Mrs. &-gi• MIJ.,n. 224 Lattner Lane. Thlo mdnlh's topir will be 'Baby Arrives:" "Thr Fam lly and the Bri'Utfrd Baby "

The Leacue's purpose is to help encourqe "IOO<l mothering throurh breaatfeeding." All womrn who aro· lntere.ted In nursin& their babi<·• are Invited .•. u are their bab You nl'l'd not be precnant or even have a family to attend. For fur ther details caJ) Mrs. J._ph Voaea at ......,._ or Mrs. Chari... Davl• at IIIIS-2128. ··

Ralph Diest Named City's_ . Outstanding Employee

At the fourth annual City Em­ployt•es' BMquPt held Sat .. Feb. 22. Ralph E. Diest was selected Out­standing City Employee for 1974. A nineteen ye&r employee of the Pub­lic Works Dl'partmPnt. he current· ty sPrves· in the dual role of Refuse Crew Foreman and Animal Warden.

Wlnncl'!l of this award are selec­ted by City Council from a list of nomlni'~S. Ralph, who wu nomin­at<'d by both a resident and a fellow rmployCI', was singled out tor his excelll'nt work In both jobs. ·

As Refuge Foreman, Ralph II' im­mediate suJl"rvisor of this crew and has responsibility for operating the spi'Cial trash program. His animal warden dutie• rt'Quire that hi' be available and on call beyond nor· mal work hours. evenings, week­••nds. and holidays. Because of a willingness to do what Is· ncces· sary to grt the job done, Ralph was cit!'tl for his attitude. dcl>f'ndabllity. dedil'ation and a willingness to r<'· spond day or night.

In additio>n to sl'lccting th<' Out­standing Employee, SP\'cral em· ployees were rccognizl'd for long term service tQ the City. Honored tor 30 vears' service was Chester Jenkins: Refuse Collector In the Public \\'orks DPpartm••nt. l'hcstN b<'gan his employmo·nt with tht• City in 1~11 l and wa . .:; drsl'ribt·J ;Ls thf' main;;tay of ~ht• rtt•fust· CrPW. A tv.·Pnty-fi\•,· )"Par :wrvkt• rtward wa~

'nlarlt· tn J. Paul \\'liliams. It \I'lL'

noto-d that Paul. the handyman of

ho·ld SC\'t•ral positions with tht· City including Bu~ Opf•rat•n. For(11llan and Adm!nistr:tti\'0 Aid<•. He was most rN·•·ntly promoted to As.,ist­ant Publi<' Works Dirt•<·tor

TPn yf\a r sf>n·in• awards· Wf"r~ mad•• to Poller ChiPf William T. LanP and Park,, cr .. wman Alfrrd ~larkdl. R~t'<'i\·in~: fin )'f'ar awards were .John Behren>. Public Works HrJy>r Collector·Dri\'er; Betty l.Rh· man. R.-.en•ation D,..pnrtm1·nt SN'. r<'tary: r ;uctr .. n Mills. !'ity C'lerk: and Ray Vrteh. Publio· \\'orks F:quipmo·nt Opt•ratnr

Boys and Girls Club t'nJ?&t\·lllp Jm·itatlnnad Tnurnunwnt ('harnp~~, .. Thr H yrar old boys orr now the 1975 champs of the Forrst­\'iile Tournament f'oarh Phil Straw r••ported 'lht·re was a great team effort with Chri• Dwyt·r high man bOth days. This team also at trndrd thr U. of Md. , .•. F:ast Loui~ ville gamr Sat. Marrh I and had thP honor of paying tributo· to the

·seniors Tnm Roy, Billy Hahn ond Owen Brown by the prrsrntatlon of a tribute for their 4 yrars with thr Terrapins. Bobby Krnt and Craig Fltzenreiter represented the rntlre team by making th•· prrsPn tation at Cl!nt<'r rourt. The pre. oencr of ll . tl!llm from Gref'nbrlt Boy• arut (}Iris Club was announcrd three tlmf'l o\·rr thP loud sprakrr. Rrliatrsdon - Members may sign up Saturdays from noon to 3 p.m. at the Yquth Crnter ''r rnll Mary Ford, 474--8343. DuH arr the same u lut year and we must have tl:le new membenhlp list In the Prlncr George• Boy11 Club oftlce by April I.

Women's Club News The Woman's Club of GJ'e<!nb<>lt

wlU hold Ita r"'lllar m....tlng on · Thul'lday, March 13 at 7:46 p.m. In the meeting room of the library. Dr. MeuPramlth, profeuor of en­tomoiOJY at the U. of Md., wilt talk and ahow eUdeo of the Scandina­vian countrlea. All GreenbPit wo mrn arc w"lcom• to attend,.

Thw:sday, March 8, 1975

Cash For Your Cans "When you begin your spring

•, cleaning this year, make some mG­ney at the same time . . . by re­cycling all...Julillnum cans,"' says E. J. Kelly, manager, Mid-Atlantic r.-glon for Reynolds Aluminum re­cycling program. The Reynolds mobile unit truck will be parked at the Beltway Plaza again on Wednesday, March 12 from 10-11 a.m.

Anything from aluminum pie plates to cans will bring 15c a PoUnd - cash on the spot. Alum­inum must be clean and contained In a plastic bag. Old aluminum lawn chairs must have all webbing and wteel rl~ets ·removf.'d .

Easter Value$ for Sunday, March 30th

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Fill 'N ThriU Epa

Bat of 1!

Pau En C.olor Kla 211e .t l8c

· Paper Tablewwtot frGm .,

Round Plude BowiB sec Larce SeleeUon Carda and

(Mdy~-

St. Patrl~k'a Day Carda

and Nov•ltl8

Ben franklin Greenbelt ShopplnJ Center

Mon.-8at.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF GREENBELT HOMES; '~c.

on Hamilten Place Greenbelt, Md.

GHI - ~ TOWNHOl;SES

Excellent buy! Three bed­room corner masonry home with many nice improve­ments: country-style kitchen; new washer &: dryer: carpet­Ing; air. cond., range &: rcfg.; anchor-!enced' yard: play­ground nearby; air-street parking - within walking dis­tance of the library, school, shopping and recreation facll­itii'S. Occ. Imm. Selllng for $23.520.00.

Quaint ~ two-bl'droom corner frame homo In 11 Court of Southway - nicely Jandacap­l'd; parking of'f-atreet: nicely Improved - good appllanci'S which Include ra/refg/waah­er ~ air. cond. Selling for $15,1100.00 - June occ.

Three-bl'droom frame home selling for $15,000.00 - hu re­modell'd kitchen ~ bathroom; ra/refg/wuher/dryer ~ air

· cond. Thla one Is for April oce.

WE WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE YOV COMPLETE DE­TAILS ON OUR TOWN­HOUSES - WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK.

NO APPOINTMENTS NE<lESSABY!

CALl. OIU OFFIOE NOW!

474-4181 474-4331 4744244 Mary E. Dixon

Sales ~ Services

Twia Pines Savings & Loan Assn. Greenbelt, Maryland 474-6900

INSURED SAVINGS Maryland Savings • Share Insurance Corporation

<An Agency of the State of Maryland)

ID111ft8 eaoh -ount to StO,oeo.oo

5%% Regular SaYings

1% Sa~~£!~cates

7.5% Savings Certificates $4000 minimum

4 years

Deposits by the 20th earn from the I st Open your account l:ty Mall

Bank by Mall (Po.tqe Paid)

NIGHT DIPOSITORY :N hour a a., •"'.,.

HOURS

MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 TO 6

FRIDAY 9T08

SATURDAY 9 TO 12

NOTARY SERVICE (flee te -IIDt holden)

MONEY ORDERS IOe up to tuO ::u:aox OOPIII8 11o

KASH'S HOME KOMMENTS

OOR:NER OF UNIV;' BL\'8. &

RHODE ISLAND AVE.

IT'S FABULOL'S! See this 3

BR beautiful home with remod­eled kit, washer, dryer, ~ 2 A/Cs. Fteshly painted! BIG patio, )ge. open yard! }o{oye in

30 days! Only $15,950

rr's AN OLDIE BUT A GOO­DIE LARGE ROOMS 3 BR.

sep. din. room, den ~ 2 batha. W /W carpet. new appllances plus garage. FHA/VA .terJna

$46,000

CAPITOL PlAZA Nice 4 BR 2., bath rambler with new kit. and many appliances. Rec. room In bsment. $43,1100

A DOLL HOUSE close to Unlv. of Md. 2 BR with fenced level

yard on IJUlet street. Fre.hly palntl'd and ready to go. Petfr.ct

starter or retirement home. $30,1100

CLOSE TO EVERVTHING Is

this 2 BR home with nice ap­pliances, fl'l'shly paint~. fenc­

l'd yard and in one of the bPst locations tn Grcenb<>lt. All. util­Ities except elect. and phone lncludf.'d In pmts. $14,950

LANHAM! Set• this 3 BR home near New C'arrolton. On FHA · VA terms in middle thlrtlf'll.

NEAR MONTE~ ORRI SCHOOl, .is this 4 BR

2 Bath CAC home with lge. kit., plus sun deck and rec. rm. in bamt. LGE yard with lots of trees. On FHA/VA terms Sli1,900

SF..CLUDED is this 2 BR home with waaher, dryer, dlshwaah

Pr, and disposal. Going at 1\

bargain prlcl' $13,9110

FASHIONABI.I". Is this ~ BR

END maaonry" home with new shutters. Can have a Country kit. or sep. din. rm. which ever you prefer. Many applianc~s.

All utilities included in house pmt. except t•lr<'t. and ~hone.

$28,1100

SEE THIS 3 BR home with eat In kit. Be ad\·mturcsome: Call 34~21~1 ~nytlm.- day or night.

YOlJ MAY <:Au. KAMH REAL­TOR ANl'TI~ DAY OR NIGHT SEVEN DAYH A WEEK. CAIJ, AT SIX A.M. or AFTER MIDNIGHT. WE ARE AI,WA\'S ON Dll'f'V.

('J..OSE TO ('ENTP.:R! IS nflS 3 BR masonry END homr for only $26,000.

Kash, Inc. Realtors "WE MA \' CJ..OSE, BUT WE

NEVF.R DOZF.. f'AJ.I, ANY-

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--a HI-NASA Solar Heat Project .lets Publicity

The joint Greenbelt Homes, Inc-Goddard Space Flight Cen­ter (NASA) solar heat. demonstration project received some area publicity last week when the Washington Star ran a feaure 'story on it. The Star thought•that Greenbelt might be the first in Prince Georges County to warm its homes with solar heat.

Greenbelt Is COIUilderl'd Ideal for this project, according to Goddard spokesman Donald E. Witten, be­e~aue ao many of Its buildings are identical In structure - a factor which rl'duces the system's cost by simplifying the dealgn.

Emil Hymowlb, Goddard's pro­ject manager for the Greenbelt etrort, estimates that sOlar heat Inc systems ual'd to augment the exktlq 'heaUng units could aave u much as 110 percent of the home fuel costs. This estimate Is blued on a preliminary analysis of ~e existing structures.

'1n addition to showing a com . •anlt)' the way to conflerve heat­lac fuel and cut down on costs, the project also wtll benefit NASA bJ' living US VItal experience and data In enerCY con~~ervatlon re SMrCh," Hymowlb added. Goddard hu years of rxprrit>nce design tng and employing solar energy systems for flight projects. D" sign or the solar heating units will be done by Goddard.

Ble.MWnnlal Showplre"

a Bicentennial show(liec~ of th,· applications of spact• trchnolo~y In thp public SPctor. lll'('(}rding to a report from thr Goddard SpncP Reeearch Center.

The $100,000 proje<·t, funded bv NASA, will equip eight homes wui, solar· power systems that will pro vide about half tlwir hrnt. Fo1· the first phase or the pilot project, two brid< and two masonrv row housings will be instrumrnlPd ln measure lu•at loss and furl con sumptlon charact .. ri&tiC's. Two t.f the rows will bt• fully insu1>1to•d including storm doors nnd win dows.

An lljl'rt•Pmrnt signPd on Ft•h ruary 11 by Dr .. James W. Smith, GHI president and Dr. John ~·.• Clnrk, Goddard's Director, cowr Pd this first phase: The srrond phase of the projpct, which would constitute the installation of th .. solar units. will rt'Quire tht• ~xr cutlon of n separl\lr agreement b<>tween GHI and Goddard.

Based on the cost rtfectivrnPss demonstratf..d during the first phur, th<' two Insulated rows would be equipped with solar

beating units. The remaining two rows would aerve as the control units for comparison with the so­Jar beat augmentl'd homea.

GHI hu been encouraged to aeek.' alternate f.,.su fuels because 30 percent of Its residents are elderly perso1111 on tlxl'd Incomes who carmot keep up with the ris­Ing cOIIt of fuel. According to Smith, ''the coet of fuel oil hu trlpll'd In Greenbelt. This has causl'd a major problem with the operating buclret since these COIIts are a part of each member's mon­thly fees."

No single GHI home would ben­ellt from any windfall .savings These would be evenly distrlbutl'd through the co-op alnce each mem­ber pays an equitable portion of the total heating bill for the com­munity.

The idea for the project took form when a GHI membPr sug­gested at a December 1973 public meeting that tht> Space Center should be ask<'d to help th<' com .. munlty find ways to cut Its fuel

impetus and a s.,rlrs of mertlngs b<'tWf't'n GHI NASA personnel during the next year developed tht• project.

Hugh O'Donnell chaired the GHI planning committ<'t' for this f'!'fort. GHI's staiT rngin<'rr. G.-orge Craft. gathrr<'d much of tift• ""''" ed data.

Boxwood Civic Assn. Meets 'l'he Boxwood Villngr Civil' As

soclntinn"s Spring ln<'mbrrship r.w.•ting will bo· iwld Tues .. Moll'<·h 18, R ll.ln. nt North ~:nd Elo•mrn tnrv N<·hool.

On tlw agl'nda are two topi<'s nf Important'" to the r<'sldrnts ... ( Boxwood:

I. Par<·el 7 City Mnnago•r .Jnmrs K. Gif'Sp will prt•:.;f"nt th,· t•itv'R l'llan fnr Pnrc·p) 7. Th£' ( 'ity t '·1~;:; t'il will hnld a pubiio- hearing in the no•ar futurt• on the don•lop mf'nt of Pnrrrl 7 and tho· Lnkr Park.-

2. Tlw Milh:y Sporp Trt•n.lmPnt Against Japanrs<' Brrti<'B and Grubs. The avprflge rost i1 ~~~ for •·~•·h hl'>usr lot. At least llO~r J>artldplltlon nf thr 199 hom•·• rn llo~wood Is needt•d for a co1itnct.

Thursday, March 13, 1975

City of Greenbelt laiyland

Regular Meeting of

City Counci_l

MONDAY

MARCH 17, 1975

8:00P.M.

I. ORGANIZATION

1. Call to Order 2. RoO Call 3. :Meditation

PJI'dge of Allegiance to the Fla&

4. Mlnut.ea of Regular liM­Ing of February 24, 1975 Minutes of Regular Meet­Ing. of March 3, 1976

II. AddltiOIUI to · Agenda bJ' Councilmen and Manapr

II. COM:MUNICATIONS

8. Petltio1111 and Requesta • 7. Administrative Reporm 8. Committee Rt>ports -

a. Bicentennial· COMiillt­tee Report -Bicentennial Play­grounds

b. Bicentennial Commit .. tee Report - Greenbelt Bicentennial Trail

9. Charter Amcndm••nt Res. olution to Repeal and Re­.. nact with AmPndmt•nts St•ction 63. "Tax Proce­dures," to Clarify the Tax Proccdurt•s of tht• City of Greenbelt Stx·ond Read­Ing

10. Transit Study

IV. NF.W BllSINESS

II. Bid Awnrds 11. Tennis .C'ourts Eke

trical Fixtures b. Pollee Cars (~>

12. Resignation from Biro•n t.-nnlai Committe•·

13. Traffic Control lngrPss and Egress, Springhill Lake

II. Admissions nnd ·Am us .. mPnt Tax Report

15. lnt('rSt:'ction of CrPscront Road and Kenllwort h A\•enue

V. MISCEI..LA~EOUR

· ~: Clothing Exchange . '"- ~· 1 ~ ~ The Clothing ExchaJlgo• spon

Gtll :'and NA!?A officials revie~fing plans for solar heat ex­perimentaL project with one of 'the residents -- left to right • Emil Hymowitz, Goddard Project Manager; George Craft, GHI staff engineer; Royal Breashears, GHI Manager; Mrs. Pat Martone, 15-D Ridge Road, resident; James W. Smith, President GH! and Hugh O'Donnell, member of the GHI Board of Directors .

..

sored by Greenbelt CARF.S Youth Services Bureau is curro·ntly open on . the second and fourth Monda:t of each month from 7 - 9 p.m. It II held In the Youth Ser\'lt·rs Bur. eau office at 133 Centerway (next to the Theater). All resident• are Invited to participate In thia free service by brlngrne in an article of clothing to rxchangr

WHAT GOES ON Frl, :\lareh U, 8 p.m. Dupllmto

Bridgt>, Youth Center Sun., ~larch 18, 7:30 p.m. Swiaa

Team Event .. Dupllcatr Bridge Club. Springhill Lakt• Com muntty Center

Mon., MIU'tlh 17, 8 p.nL City Council Meeting, Municipal

·Building Tua. !\larch 18, 8 p.nL Garden

Club Meeting, GHI Board Room, Hamilton Pl. 8 p.m. Boxwood Civic AIIIIOC. North End School _ . .r-" ·- .

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ELDERLY HOISIIG, Masfft~l REVISIOIS DISCUSSED. BY Cllf'~

· by AI Skol.lllk ~ A joint City Council-Advisory Planning Board . workshop

meeting on Wednesday, March 5 agreed to narrow the sites for an elderly housing project to three and then asked the APB to prepare formal recommendations regardiru: the most suitable and feasible site.

• The workshop also askl'd the

city stair to prepare a report re­garding the various legal and fi­nancing problems that might be encounterl'd were the city to pro­eel'd with the project. Who would be the sponsoring agent? Would a city bond Issue nel'd to be ftoatl'd? Would the consent of the city vo­ters b<> requlrl'd?

Under the propoeal, construc­tion financing fpr the 100-unlt building would be available from the State which hu a program of lending funds for thta specific pur­pose over a ~year period. Thla money Is loanl'd by the State at c011t plus %% lntereat. In addi­tion, Fl'deral subsidies are avails ble to meet all operating and debt service payback requlrementl.

Under the leased-houafnlt provl­sloiUI of Section 8 of the 1874 Hou­lng ud Community Development Act. Fl'deral grants are . available to cover rentals for up to 100 units a project for famlllea with llmltl'd lncomee. These elllible families Would be requlrl'd to pay 211~ of their Income for rent, which could be set aside in reserves to meet future lncreue in operating costs.

Ellliblllty would be llmltl'd to those 82 years of age or older or Individuals permanently dlaabll'd. Greenbelt residents would receive priority placement In the project.

The three. sites conslderl'd most suitable for tht> project are the municipal parking Jot behind the . statur and thr co.op building, thr GDC-ownf.'d proJl"rty at the comer of Crescent ~ Parkway, and the property nt•ar the Jaycf'Cs club­house.

Anotht>r· matter taken up at th.­workshop concerned a propoql by ''ouncllman Ch~rl<'s Schwan for a rt•look at thr C:rt•t>nbrlt MastPr Plan. The prrs .. nt Mnst<'r Plnn was adopted by tht• rity in 1964 and subst'QUPntly in 1970 larg••ly lnrorpnrntP<I into the College Park Gr~enbPit Mast••r Plnp by tlw county.

Srhll'an f<•il thnt t·nough changt•s hav,. int•urr<·d sine,. 1964 to warra~t an li(Jdating of tlw Grt•t·nbel\ Ma3 trr Plan.. Hr II'RS rspt•cially eo~ crrnPd that tiw future decade will ser nn itH·r .. asing number of out side t•tmnt)· and F'•·deml agrnri•'' Pngagcd, in activltit•s th11t II' ill b.· affert(ng Gr.·rnb .. tt.

Ht• thus wantt•d to so•<• initiate.~ a ('ontinunus plnnning pro('PS~ to leo·t•p tlw piom up tn date and fully

integratt•d with other agency plans:· In this way,. he said, the city will b<> In th" b~st position to UIUre

that anr future development will continue along the bulc lines af tbe plannl'd community.

It necessary, Schwan said, the city might want to seek profellla.­al planning usistance and the technical services olferl'd by the Karyland National Capital Park and Planning Commilllion.

The workshop expreped Inter­est In the idea and referred the matter to the APB for recommen­dations. Several pel'IODI thQIICbt that It might be preferable to se­lect certain areas of the plan for prtol'lty coiUiideratlon, rather than to attempt to revise the entire :Master Plan. For example, It was thought that development of thP. Golden Triangle and parcels 1 and 2 could use the expertise ot a .pro­fessional planner.

Qapltal lnlprov-ta On another subject. Schwan aua­

gl'sted that It might be· uaefut !or the clty'a advl10ry groups to hold public hearings · at the betrlnnlng or each year to determine what capital projects lhould be liven­priority In the coming year's bud­gel At prt~~ent. Schwan noted. the following projects are vying for the taxpayl'r dollar: ·Ill Improvt!ment of the Lakr

Park. pareel 7 !near Boxwood VII ·lagrl, the former sanitary land till. and Braden Field .

!2l Purchas<' of park and rec­reation land.

(3) Enlargem'erit of the Munici­pal Building or erection of a po­lkr facility.

and installation o.f playgrounds tot lots.

(51 lmprow r.wnt of city ceme · trry.

16> Prnvisioo1b ·of da·: t•aro for chlldrPn.

(71 Construction of t••nnis courts in Springhill Lake. '

(8) Initiation of a system of hik:··· ing and biking trails.

(9) Housing for the elderly.

Springhill Lake Bridge Club The Springhill Lakt• Duplicate

Brid&t' Club will hold a special gnmo· on Sun llfnrch IR. at 7.30 p.m. a S;,·iss TPam Evl'llt. Brin~ a partnrr: trams wilt bt• arranged. Refrt•shmrnts will be ••·n·rd and prizcs awarded. Tho r.. will b.• a !re.

NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING

Thl' fit~· ('ounril will hold a Publi~ Hearing on

THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1975 AT 8:00 P.M. !!'\ THE MUNI-.

CIPAL BUILDING to receive citizt'lls' t•omml'nts on a proposed

Charter Amend1ncnt Resolution which will pro\'ldl' for a com.

prehensive re\'i~ion of the Charter requirements relating to the

conduct of elections within the city and which \\'Ill prnudC' f''!'

the cs\ablishmcnt of a Board of Elections consisting uf li\·e

members to review election procedures and recomnwtHi rP\'1·­

ions. hear appeals of decisions of the Cit~· Clerk. appornl and

remove election judges and clerks. c'ertify election rc;;ult' and

conduct recounb and perform such other dutie> a' !11:1\' i'><"

assigned to it.

Copies nf the proposed Chartt•r Amendment R<·"•lut1on

may be obt11ined at the City Offices. 25 Crescent Road. and In­

formation may be obtained l;ly callmg 474-8000.

Gudrun H. Mills

City Clerk

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IRI Me•beri M1y Be lake• Ta Tri• P1i1t Owa.-lo•es

A. change In the trim paint pro­.-m for Greenbelt Homea. Inc., Ia a the offing. A 'report dellveted to ae GHI board by Don Volk. chair­Mal! of the Aesthetics and EnvlrOn­~t committee, suggests a new )lOIIey ·w,hereby Individual members, -ather than the corporation, take on 411e tuk of painting the trim of tllelr home., with GHI IIIIPPl:vtnr J&lnt. technical advice, and lnapec-­tlea Hrvicel.

IInce 19113 when the co-op took w.r ownership. of the project from tile federal govemment. the corpor­ation has assumed the responslblll­tr for painting tlte trim around the wadowa, doors. and roofs. (The ,._tlng of the outside walla bu llnya been a reaponalblllty ot the IMlvldual membenJ Such patnUnl 11M conaldered a malnte~UU~Ce ex­,... and Included In the monthly tllaqea to members.

PORTER'S UQUORS - BilBo. Blvd. ., ...... (nut to :McDonald'• In Oollep

Park> We have the tar,e.t Hlectioa of Wine.~ from around the world. Speclal prtcea on cue ~

OriW Earl1 AJJ7 queatfont about wtJ..

welcomed

Slim's

SHOE REPAIR Heell - Solei - Rlp1 Repaired ~YOU WAlT

· Beltway Plaza &rolllld the Oll'lllf Bulover ..._

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Suburban Washington's Largest Bank

luburllan lrud C0111pany For Prompt, Pleuut s.vice

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103 Centerway 270-5000 Kember J'ederll Depollt IuuJaee ~

Greenbelt Carry-out

NOnCE TO ALL GREENBELT RESIDENTS

CANCELLATION OF PAPER RECYCLING PROGRAM For aome time the City baa bl!en unable to dlspo1e of newapapen

for recycling pul"J)ORIL AU newspapers colleCted by the ~ haft been taken to the · ;..,..e landftll where other · refuae Ia ~ Curreftt lndleatlona are that It will be some time before there will apln be a market for netnpapen.

Realdenta recelvfnl replar refule service may continue to -.. arate tl:•lr newopapen from other trash; however, the City will 1101. make separate collections of paper and trash unUI It can sell the paper for rec:vdlnc apiD.

Apartment realdenta ihould not place newspapers aloq lltreetll or yellow curbl, but llbould dllpole of the papen with all other

bouaehold trash. The Cl~ will anDoun~ben It will apln colleat papers for rec:vciiDc.

IBM CORRECTING· SELECTRIC II TYPEWRITERS

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'At the outset- the corporation put tile trim ~n~ program on a ftve­,ear cycle, 110 that all the houset~ w:JIUld be Painted once every ftve

,.an. 1n recent :vears. the cycle SHOCK STEAK SUB - .. - .. --·----- 99c - extended to seven :veara tn an LGE HE E $1 5 ERROR-ERASING

MECI-IANISM att.lpt to reduce annual eharge1. C ES PIZZA - .4 '1'1111 :vear. becaUIIe the membership X-LGE CHEESE PIZZA $2.65 ~a limit of 10 percent oft op- . Coke, Pepsi, RC 16 oz. 6 pk $1.19 y~r choice .. Ung charge 1ncreuee, the trlm · th nc1 )llllftt program waa cut out·ot the N Su ay 111111wt emttel)'.. ---+--SAT. • ROYAL STEAK SUB ---... - ............. 75c

FOR RINf Volk laid that because of budget ~nts It did not look like the 107 CENTERWAY 474-4998 lila paint procram could be re-

345-5084 IDled In 1918. Therefore, hl8 .,.._ alltee favored • modl11catlon of .X poUcy In order to get the trim )llllat program going 11g11in quickly.

Un\ter the proposal members -ld be given the option of doing tile painting themselves to ·save MOiley or having it done by GHI •d being billed for it on an in­llltallment basis, say, over a 3-year period .

'l!laTiy In each painting season .U management would survey the -41tlon of the home• and ldentl­tr those requiring paint by the end et that season. Memb~rs would tllllll bave to notify GHI which ..,Uon they prefer I paint themselves

ATTENTI.ON CITIZENS Of GREENBELT: . ~

Your new ambulance will be on display ,in tlte. Cel\t.er Friday 7:00P.M. to 9:00 P.M. and Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.

er lie billed for GHI painting!.

-~~On~e~dl7aa7dv~an~t ~e'-7. o~f t~h·~ro:Eo:;=!sa~l. -1---..L!Ii..OJ it is big. It is designed so nec~'"" life-saving functions can be Yllk said, Is that where a mem er .___ 3

*008ell to have the painting done t. • ecJ . hiJ ' ul l th. h 'taJ. . llr GHI contract labor, the cost may COn mU W . e enr0 e 0 e Olpl o lie •lightly higher than under the el4 lystem because It would be done • an Individualized basis rather thall oil ·a mass-production basis. ARother disadvantage Is the ln­weaae In GHI advisory and lnspec. .. Oil services which would cost the. ... Cfll"pOratlon some money. ' ·

Volk also observed that under this ,Jan C:HI would have to set up some sort of revolving fund to pay Ike cost of labor for those units lhat are to be painted by the cor· JOTatlon under th~ dMerred pay­lllctlt plsn.

The board decided to put the sub· jeot on Its agenda for the Thul"lldsy, Mvcll 13 meeting.

Senior Shuule Bus Tickets at Center

Ckeenbelt senior citizens who 'Jan to ride the weekly Thunday shuttle bus are ur~ to buy a ltrlp of 20 tickets for $2.00 (10o one wayl at Twin Piftes or the Green­lieU Credit Union located In the Greenbelt Shopping Center. Ac­-«lnr to former city manater Charh!a McDonald, preeldent of the ·Greenbelt Golden Are Club. tile bus driven do 1\0t carry eltanre. Schedules nrc al10 avall­altle at the two locatlonl,

l!lftry Thunday at 10 a.m. tnd ..,aiR at 12:15 p.m. the bus wiU wtad ltl way around Greenbelt ••ldnr numeroua stops to plek up ucJ dltcbarp pueenren. l'tetunl tr1111 from Beltway Plua are IChe­fldetl at JPproxlmateiJ 12 ICOOII ad I p.m.

Garden Club MHtlnG fte a.rdtll Cllllt WID bali a

aeetfnr 011 TUe~, liard\ 11 at a , ... Ill the GBI Bollrd I'OOIB. ltay ........ CC11111b' ..-t. will ~peak - "VefWtable Quodafq. M ..,_

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Come and have a look.

We have not asked for your assistance in almost four years, but now we find it a necessity.

We are asking for one penny a day from each family to maintain ade­quate ambulance service for the next year. This $3.65 entitles you to membership in the Ambulance Club. If you contribute $10.00 or more, we will award you ·a Gold Membership Card. . ...

Our members· will conduct a door-to-door campaign starting April lat.

US TO HELP YOU • M. · W. DUTTON, CHIEF

GREENBELT VOLUNTEER

Pill DIPARTMENT AND

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This \\'o•f"kf"nd Boy. Scout Troop ;~::.3 will bo• camping in Greenbelt

UihftM' t:.~ <:.ont~nvay :\ILS 414-6M

tiRL;E:\'BELT: Bl"Y OF THE \\"Et:K: illt •.

:.: Ut·t.irv.,m Fram,- Townhou.,c: Thl" hom,• h:1s a s.·parat•' din

"'~ r .. •m. wall to wall carpet in&. -=:nail ··Xtcnsion on hous,• Cor ..... ;raJ,:· and sh,·d t·J rt•main tln

:)rt·m!s··:- Th:.!-i hom,• ~s in a Y•·r:: !Ill'•• ... :ourt in \\'l)(.Jdt·d nrt•R.

A vo•ry Ko,><! bU>' at th:s prict•.

. Park widt tlw Wrb~los of C.1b Scout Pack 12:"3. Last month ,·uun ty •·~~··util··· Winflt•ld Kdly spoko• to tht• "'·uuts and thdr par.•nb. and alsl' prt•sentE'd a c~mnty flag tn the troop,

Pt•r. 5 vf 1 'ub Scout P.u·k l~:l~

in SHL \'; Jil tlw "Cubby" .twa.rd last m,,nth. Tht• dt•n ml•mb":-s prt·

so·nto•d .l·•hn Holloman with 'Ill

award fo>r planning tht• tit•\d tr'p 1 t·' Gnddard Spaet· C .. ·nter in Jl'\nu­

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11111' gi ris of SHL Bruwni•· Tr.loJl 1001 happily wrkomt'd Mrs. Tan ~·a OhU.on as th<•ir n<'W i<'adrr. Elain•· :lolum\ghan rf.'Ct·ntly ·taught sip\ langtt·ll(t' tn tht• girls. Brow "io· Troop :?291 nf SHL wo•lcom<'d ~ 'ast•y SrhJW a.s thdr nt·w co lt.•ad t>r.

Congratulation' to PFC Rnh · Smith of thf" Grl'o•nbt•lt Polie•• Do· partmPnt who r"t·cPtttly r,~,···ivl•d hls B A. d'"lt'''''' from tlw Uniwrsitv uf. llar.:--·Innd. and who hns: n.ls:J !"• L'Pi\·,·d a~~ ingrad·· promnt:on t 1 1'-·t•~<~t~\· •. First l'lass.

\\'.n'"!-·r-.. ':1 lnst Sunth\··s Sj'r!ng h.il . l.:ti<·· Dupliea!t• gamo• "'•"· ~ •rth ~o:1th p,~K Zirkf'l anti Mari,· Dull••' 1 Is!': Cary and Dottlt• Find. , r • ~nd > • Ea•t . W •·st Jo.· and Chris tit• Hask••ll • tst i: Doris JohnsOJn and Ruth Schut•tzle •2nd •.

JOIN YOUR CREDIT UNION IT'S WHERE YOU BELONG AUTO FlN ANCING $ $ ·r.$

Low. --cn·EDIT _UNION RATES

2-1 Month; 36 Months Amount Monthly Total Monthly Total of Loaa Paymtnt Interest Payment Interest $1.500 $69.21 $161.04 $-l8.40 $242.40 $2.000 $92:2!1 $214.96 S64.5:i SS23.08 $2.~00 $115.:lfi $268.64 $80.66 $403.76 $3,500 $161.50 $376.00 $112.93 $565.48 Monthly payments imlud~ principal and int.-rest !5. 6 of 1"' per month on the unpaid balance - 10~ annual ratrl, plus life insuranct•

for ,•ligiblt· borrowers at no additional cost.

GREENBELT FEDERAL

CREDIT UNION 121 Ct>nt~rway <Shopping c~ntcrl

GrePnbelt. Md. 20'170 Phone: 474-5900 Hours: Daily: S-3 e Saturdays: 9-1

F~lday evening 7-9

COME IN AND GET YOUR Jo"REE liUIDE TO BACKYARD VEGETABLE GARDENING

; Bo·drvom GHI downstairs •!•:lrtm•·n: with huge yard that tntiu;J...; :1 small p~nd. Parking :t~ th· 1 runt door. This apart-m• :1t h:~:-> a nic,· sizt· Hvin1 ruom I~ rg~.· bt.'t.lroom. large butl:ruum. and nic,• kitchen. .\!~·J m~nv dos•·t~. Call now. Dnwl~~tairs apar~m,·nts arP hard ~-J Iind.

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Would you Ilk~ a 2 Bedroom f '"m" Townhollllf' in perf~t condition~ That is. on• you just buy to mow in without bavin& to do any repairs, paint, or rt·model. 'I'll~ home hal a rt•mod••[<,d kitcht>n, t>nlarged dininJ( nrt•a. !i&nd("d floors. 2 Ja!ousit·d storm doors. 2 Air 1 'unditiorwrs. wa..sht·r dry,·;. {•Hth. and wood.-d an·a in bal·k­:.a rd. A must to ~,.,. at SH.:\00.

:. H··dr·tom Fram,· Townhouse · !· :1.1 ,·J,·an conditiiJil. This

h••m · Ius d;shw:\s)kr. wash­lL~: ma• hin•· :\ Air { 'nnditi,):1. · r~ :-and;•d hardwood floors. :-'• 11>11! at bt·low appraisNt prt<'·· $15,950.

~ H··t.lro~>m Bri<·k Tuwnhoust> l•H' th·· discriminating buyer.

ll!'l 1omt• as a . re-. modeh·d kitchen. Waaher,

dryer, disposal. wall to wt.ll carpethl&'. 2 Air Conditioners, and 'storm doors. This home i.l clolle to the Center. Reduc­ed In price to $23,000.

GREENBELT: LAKECREBT: 3 Bedroom Brick Central Air Townhouae with 1 full bath and 2 half hatha. This Town­hOUSI' has a Sl'parate dining room. lal"'e livin& room and laq•· master Wroom. Also washt·r. dryt•r. & lots of clo S<.>t spact•. Rea•onabi~· priced at 53000.

Also ~ B<.'droom Brkk Tuwnhouso• with ~·, baths. Ct•ntral Air C~nditlonoo, bt>autifuily <'<!Uip p<-d kitchen doublt• door rt•frigerntor, disposal <li•h wttMht~r. wRJiht•r, doublt· O\'t•n.

wall t•> wall <·arpt•ting dtnlnK room rurtainN to rE>main.

Price'<! $36,1100.

GR~;ENBELT; 3 B~droom GHI Townhouae with b....,ment IlK. room.

__ _There ~ YUY few of thete hom•·• In <h~!<>nbelt that 10 up for sal•. This End Town­houll(' ia altuatt.>d in a wooded art'll and hu a beautiful larK• woodt.>d backyard. R.­duced in price PU211. C.U to show.

I ..an ham· Klnpwood: Reduced In Price: Thi.l 4 B .. droom Brick Rambler wltb c 11rport &: pool. Thla home Ia Ct•ntral Air Conditioned. hu 3 run baths. separat.> dinlnc room. and ftreplac" in rec. roem. A muat to aPe 11t $118,· 900.

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ll•·trinn .. r Atlult, Atr•.. ld & up, 1-8 :SQ p.m.

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What to do if you smell gas.

i'iatural gas, in its natural state, is odor­!~&<;. w~ add a disagreeable smell, as a means of quil:kly alerting people in ruse uny gas should escape.

Gu leakage may occur from fault v appliances. lo011e connections, servi~e lines inside OJ' outside Y\>Ur home, or from gas mains. Such leakage can be dangerous and should be dealt with promptly by experts.

Should you ever smell gas-even if you do not use it In ·vour own home-take the!!l' precautions promptly: 1. Call Washington Gas at 750-1000: 2. H the odor is very t~trong and you are

indoors, open window.& and doors to ventilatt-. Go outside. Call us from a neighbor's house.

3. Do not turn anv electrical switch~s on or off. .

4. Do not light matches. smoke cigarettes or creatt> any sourt'e of combustion. However slim the chances of d11nger,

it dot.•1m 't pay .to takt- needless .ri!U!.s. At thl' first sniff of l(as, pla:v it ~aft..

KASH'S HOME KOMMENTS

I'OI:,TII OF l'~l\· Rt.\'tl .~ II!HlliF. 1"'1..-\"ll .o\\1·.

!<ii>it1~1.;;-.\not -.;n '~''IE f'OR"it:R: And if ··ott "" · •·r·•"' dt-d ht•rt• ls •:our on!lort,,,:t .. ,.,

'nn~·p un in Gr··:--nl-, .. tf. ~ ...... •h;.;

3 BR Bri<-k hl'lfn, w:th f .;m1 ·u-; knottY pine·- 11ddition. Built In cab!n••ts W W c:•rpt'tin~ ph1~ mam• other ft•aturl'll. Call !'>r info~atlnn on 34~21~1 ANV­TIME nAY OR NIGHT. $29,500.

("Jt()("l'S If vou will but this \'PrY tltw 3 BR masonrv hom•· that · slmulat .. s a O..Orgt•town ···xterlor. is now r .. duct!d in pric<·! OwnPr sa vs !It'll soon! This end townhsP. · is Pl'rfectlv located near th .. Greenbelt Library. Lgt•. countrv kit. and many appllan­ci'S. VERY PRIVATE vard ov .. rlooks l..akPSide Drive. What are you waltintr on? Call KMh R"llltnr on 34~-2151 anytime day or night. $24.500.

"Tt' LIP8" wlll tell you abou~ th!" t;XTR.\ t'lSE 3 'BR home wht•n yott eall 3t5· 2151, your ht•adquartt·rs for houslnlt. !ma·­glne, freshly painted REMOD­f:LED KIT. and remodPlt-d tiled h11th. Fine tluors. BIG PATIO. l•' .. nc<'d yani. \'Ol'ltS for $1:1.

950.

ROSJo:s ARt: RED and so wiU your fa~e b<' if you overlook this doll hnuae. Two BR's w·tsher, dryer, A/C and perfectly maln­laint·d hom•! Jo'HA/VA tl>nM . If von hav" a s<'bstant•~l dwn. pmt.' you can take over ua/ ,.,,. Nt>ar Univ. of Md. $30,3110.

\"IOLETS ARJo: BLUE and the)' can be for your eyes only when you bu§ this 4 BR 2 bath CAC home near NASA. Plea .. sant yard with lots of trePs with 11 privacy ft•nc<·. If )'•l\1 h.1w hl•t·n waiting fnr a fin.· horrll•

this out· is tht· ont· for you.

$51.900.

tia~::t::\ ta:.'..:is: .\:\d 1 ~~~ ~.~t i' around this 111.•· mu::nn:·,;,- ;\ BR homt•. pUtH'h·tl l"t'l'. ru;Jnl. lt'in~ W, W carpeting. l<'ine u.pp. In­dude 18 ,·u. fl. i•'F rl'f.. .3 A'C's plus wu.aher & dryer. $25.000.

THE St.:N IS !UJINJNU on 2 BR home With a c~&rload • • appll&nL...,s! Wuher, dryer, dla­poal. dishwasher, It A/C! Re­duced In price to $13,9!10. 8\q now! -------···-··-· FLORA wUI take thla 3 BR home In a minute once abe IHI ~ potential in thla very ftne buy. ~.llCIO.

l'OVR Win: WILL MFAUNA~

over tbi.a VPry fine 4 BR 2 ·~ bath home with rt'C rm. and remod­eled k;t. in Capitol Plaza Area. Offered on all terms. $43,900

lHt; BIRDI'i ARlO: CHIRPING nbout this ~ UK rbriek ·"­"' ur lircmbdt shopping mall LAROE DR's! Nice appllancee. Call about the one the blrdl are chirpini ... bout fur only $21,1100

t'ROt.,; AUt; ('UOAJUNO about thb 4 BR 2 bath home with new ran&t' a.nd ref' CW.e to trantportat!on. $46,000.

\'Ol: W !LL Bt; TOO If you don't ctJI ubout thla · 3 BR 11. hath CAC home with NEW kit. and Many, ma.ny appllancea. Patio anti tr~cs In yard. On all wrma $45,960.

l'l' POSa my word, here Ia a 2 BR home with a rt'modelecl kit. thal Ia in the •eame location. Same price ran&e. Cnll 34~ 2161 for details.

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REPEAT! We have another ll BR home with a remodeled kit. that Ia In the aame location. Sam .. price rangt>. Call 3411-2101 for details.

Kash, Inc. Realtors "WWD MAT <Jiosm:, BUT WE ~Jo;\'J':U DO:IF.. <;ALL ANY~ Tll\IE''

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exempt. from state ana 1oeat ~-taxes!) ·. ~!.: i So don't miss such an Ideal opportunity to add to your savings. Turn your tax refund check into growing Savings :Bonds dollars today. You'll be doing so~ethinl Jtiee for yonr foture.

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Thursday, March 13, 1975

CLASSIFIED jl..)() tor a lU· word mmlmum, llk:

SHL Elementary School Renovation Turned Down

CITY NOTIS

Pap7 ------------~·B RID E.S

TO BE Jvr ea,·n audltwnal word. Subm•t J>U; in wntin&. accumpamcd by c!Ulh payment, either tu the l\e\1• Kc•·i•m· office at 1:'1 Parkway befurt· lu p.m. uf thl' Tuesday preceding J>Ubiicntion, or to tile Twin Pines "'" .::gs and Loan office. Tlll'r•· is no charge for advertising 11ems that are found.

PlA:'-JO TUNING AND REPAIR-: E"pert and ReUable Plano Service to G~nbelt since 11180. Benj11111ln 8··rkofaky, ~74-6894.

;:;pringiUJl Lalu• t•ll'dt'.Jul.l'Y

:·wlh)Ul rt·tt•ntly lust an appeal to tut• Stat<• Jnt<·rag<·ncy Committee • iAC1 for renovation of the sehoul. lAC

-dt·ferrcd tlw appeal. but did """ prove funds for a new diagnostic wing and gymnasium for th<· school if funding is provided byl the state. This funding usually follow• recommendation by lAC.

Built In 1966 with 15 claalrooms for an expected enrollment. of 300. the school added 10 clauroolllli th""" years later In 1869. The en­rollment is now 725. Deaplte this increaaP In enrollment, no provi­sions were made for added support areas .such as cafeteria, multl-­purpo"'' ronnr or library 'ml'dln centre. Parcnt8 and stan' pointed out that the added claaarooms have already ov<•rtaxed ""istlng facilities. Th<· new &:vmnasium and diagnostic wing will put a further burdeiL .. on theae alrradr o1•erused facilities.

Sam 'i. 1, t.':"Uua, l.u: l:OUS.u~~a.1t

lu .. u~·u L> the c.ty from the Sl.lll' Department uf Ecunvmk a.,;J Cvlll munity Dl·n·lt)pmCn~ to n \ ~1'\\' a_.;.J rt..-commt.•nd n·visionSj in thl' clty personnel practice• and proccd urea, has completed hili wuri< -.rnJ returned fo his" regular <·mplo)· ment at HUD. In the time hP was working for the city Fl'ruzza com · pleted a wealth of material in · eluding recommended revlalona to the claulftcatlon and pay pianl; new job.dcac:rlptlona; an employ~· handbook; an · alllrmative action plan; and reeommended revllllona

Harh· Kt·ciltratlon - to.:v<•ry Sat. from • noon tlil 3 p.m. in March th.cre will be "ALL SPORTS" reg­istration ·at the Youth Cl'nter. Bas .. ball and softball slgnups are Important at thl~ time. Call Mary ~'ord. 471:8343. If unable to come to th<· Youth Center Saturdays. Sottball ('.,...,jl... N P<Nied - Please 1:ontact Fred Ford or Linda Hayea, 47-1-0015. If Interested In coaching a girls softball tP&m.

Call 'me about photocraphing your w<·ddinl. Not 11 ltudlo -so I am able to better serve you pNsunally Sample album av­

ailable fer l'iewlng.

Ell ~.\tALl.

DOH'S REMODEliNG TYPEWRITER aEPAil( iLi!X"­TRlC. STANDARD AND .PORTA­HL.ES. L'all 47~18.

~·ALDWELL'S WASHER SBRV­ICE. All make. expertly repaired. Autborlaed Whirlpool dealer. GR .. 51115.

(MARJE'S POODLE OROOKINO> make your appolntmenta today. Call 47~111.

-rRoMBOJiiE TRUMPET· and \'OTCF. LESSONS. Professional muslchm with degrPP. 474-58411.

HOME lXPROVEMENTS - all tyl!l'f! of remodell1111. lncludln& ad­ditions. paneling, bathroom•. et<·. Llcell8ed and in8ured. Call 282-8517. FEDERAL·-and ·stat" tax returna pr•pared In your home. Call Mr. Olnabl!'rg. 82t-2633.

ANTENNA PROBLEMS

!illilea &: 8onlee

!lixpert antenna man will lnatall new/repair anteaaa

for

Attic or Outdoors 414-5530

PUBLJC ANTIQUE GUN SALE: AntiqUe pna, nvordl, A: related ltema. sat, Karch 15, 7 p.m., Holi­day Inn #2. Glen Burnie, lid., J::xit 3 I· 8111. From D. Johnaon Cutledlon A: othen. Tel'lllll cub. Proirnmm.ed leamln& at your own convenience, 21 dltrerent couneH. free Introductory lesson. Leisure l.eamiJII Centen, 474· 1200.

~'OR SALE BY OWNER: a 8Jit Hrkk Townhouae <Charleatown• Vlllaae 1. Aci'OIIl from tennis courts. vl"w of lak<• $33,1100. Call :::~24M.

f u bric ~election - free eeUmate Quality Work ·· Prompt Service .

•rHE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 441 :ro62.

\VHITE FRENGH PROVINCIAL bedroom set by Dixie, exceUent eond.; double canopy bed with mattrt!lll, triple dreuer, chest & ~nd tabl" $3211. Mult IH'e to be lle.'ll>. U&-748'7.

Pat-Em Ceramics

I ClrM-nware Flrlqa

a_, 1 Mon.- 'J!hura. 10-41 Fri. A: !lat. 1•.f ~ Sunday• 1

0., a.-. Be~~nner, Wed. 1~12 •

Int~rm .. late. Mon. A Fri. 10-12 NJclt& a.­

Mon.-Tburl. 7_. <Baetment of GrPf'nbelt Realty) ua <JeatWwar ,..,.....

2 .sTEP--END TABLES, maho&. fin. $20 pach; 4 din. ~hair• mod., high cane back. wal. ftn. paid $M. ~""h aell $60. each. 3~. FOR SALE: 1870 Nova, V-8. 2 Jr.. PS, PDB. A/T. A/C. radials

$11100 or offer. 34~ 2708. TWO BEDROOM FRAME, mldd'e. ComplrtPiy •rmodeled rl'Cently. Wal~-to Wall carpet. n1•w color ap · pllanrPs. wuh~r. dryt•r. A/C. larllP yard with rear on wooda. Walk tn North t<:nd School. NO BROK ~~RS PLEASE! $15.:i00. Call

3411;-81148.

TUTOR FQR DYSLEXIC CHII,D Hli:)l will tutor pan•nt and child In lilY home. $7.110 an hour. ~~II 3411-1438 at 6 J•.m. WANTED: Proofr..aden for th~ ~ewa Rt-vlew on Wednesday ev oolnp. Nominal pay. t'all 474 41106. ·474-....

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to the clty'J peradnnel ordinance and. reF~latlonl. Tbil material will undeqro fqrther stall review be­fore It Is pr-nted to Oouncll.

After being turned down by lAC.

'fh" general crew completed th~ tlruinlng of the dlvin& pool, clcan­L-d all debris from the bottom and are now aandblutlng the walls. Tht C!'i~W stral&htened the fence poata that were bent during a high wind last fall at the new ten nls courtl and a gatP post was also reinforced.

Springhill LakP I"TSA aaked for and received from the county Hoard of Education permission to nppl'BI the decision. This appeal wna backed by Greenbelt city coun· ell. county council and many om daiB from the .county and area. Springhill Lake's principal, Stan-· l~y Klein, expressed appreciation to the many people who helped, Including Francia White, Francia Francola. Wlnlleld Kelly, Leo Green, Gerry Devlin, Ed Conroy, Lealie Kreimer, and parenta, Mar-­cia Krunlck and Oeorglnna Scott.

At present there Ia no further appeal, '

The .chool board hiUI thP option of lncludiJir the renovation u part of Ita budpt for next year. Accor­ding to a Board of Education offi­dal, however, lAC dOM not uaually consider the aame requeat for seven years.

ito war~' s Typewriter Co. It .be. • ~led . ..,, ....

HOUSE FOR SALE IN BOX WOOD. Split foyer. Owner, 474· 8388. LOST: Sterling silver ring Hon.;' vicinity of ceramic lhop and back parking lot of Center. 474-1{10.

FOUND: - Black female puppy about 4 IJIOntha old. vicinity of Hillside. Ple&llt' call 3611-84116 after 5. ~'OUND: Gold wedding ring on Jan. 10, 187G, near Suburb'n Trull. Call Ted at 882-«171. ,,

THINK SPRING Through sat urday. March 31. Bill Cornett will clean. greue, and adjuat moving pnrbl of your 3, fl.-, or 1o..peeci bike for S8.7~. Repaln and parts extra. Call 474-8228. yARD SALE: - Sat. 111 Karch, t0-3 21-J ;t K Ridge. Clothlq, fu,.; .. misc. 474-8818.

w!lL BABYSIT In my hoiJie tSHLl wrrkdays, agea :HI. SU­\370. THE RELOCATION SALE at On iverslty Boutique still contlnuea with drastic reductions on mOlt dr~HPI. blouses, long sklrtl, Dan · sklna, and swP&ters. Take advan tagc of thla very special otrer. H0411 Bait. Ave .. Colle&e Pk. y 'Ai'i'D SALE - Bat. and Sun. 10-4. Good variety Including babv things and crafts. Bad weath•·•· date tollowlng w•·rk<·nd. 34C

21188. BUTT~ KNIT Suits. spring drl's """· famous labels. Slzt•• 12 and II. GTI-61183. RIDE·N~EDED-to_& .. from-BeltR. ville Tmlnstrlal Park. 8:80 a.m. and 3 p.m. Will pay rxpenar_s.

341H2ri2. -----­YARtn::V:LE~Bedroom and dln­iq room turn., luggagP. clothra misc. SilL and Sun. JO{i. 6 U Plateau.

The park crew has been con tlnuln& the underbruah remova I project on thP parkl~d at Gr<oen" briar and cleaning public right of-waya, Including Springhill Lake. A buketball post and backboard 1 purchued by thP Methodist Church) was lllltalled on tht· church parkl111 lot.

A member of the special detail crew hal been picking up truck · tap, ·takln& material to Upper Marlboro and delivering plana to M·-NCPPC and P.G. Oounty Ll cenae and Permit Department for the tennil court ltrbt!Dr. ' •

A load of 11a11 wu taken to Baltimore reeently. Depr~ around IIUIIIt' atorm

s~w~r catch bulna were- lllled, and atreet re'palr and cleanlng of the old landllll area Is conttnulna.

City crewa lnatalled a partition In the downataln section of the pollee department. Th~ partition dlvldea the dlllpatcher'a ollie<' from a new olllce to be ued for llncer prlntlq and ldenlltlcatlon pur­JIOHII, etc.

The bullocllng crew u.dded a new man recenUy, William Anduaon. He Is the lim of four to br em­ployed under TIUe II of tht• Federal Comprehenalve Employment and Tralnln1 Act.

belna conltructed for uae In aome playgroundl and parka.

ThP truck now parked in the rear of the flrehouae, In place of the rt>fuae:'U&IW';-:11 AVIDg .much time becauaP It can bt> driven to the Jandllll and emptied. Tbe olocl trailer had to be· cleaned by hand and transferred. Reeldenta may brilll refuae to the trucj( 1t any time. ,, Judy Clouer-Oiaon. a student at Antioch Collqr majorln(( ln Coun.ellng. hal joined tht> statr of Gr .... nbelt CARES Youth Ser­vlrl'l Bur~au for her ftPld plar•· mPnt. In addition to acquiring ad· dltlonal knowledgr on th" rrl.n"' niH of 8@ht.vlor Mo><llftratliln. •hr will bf' actlv~lv lnvoiVPd ln offi•··· procedurP~ and various progl'flmo nfff'red by thr Youth S•rvicf'l Bureau.

Public Works hu purchtuwd and lnltalled a telephone answering d<·­vlce that recorda , Incoming ralla. The rrcorder will bP ullf'd to relieve the t~tcretary for lunch nnd to l'f'Celve calla In the ~en­inKS. week@tfdl and holidays. The reeorder will be on t74-801N.

Mishlcan Torah News Rabbi Kenneth Berger wiU

apeak on "Dftllllll In the Bible" at ~ervlce at the Mlahkan Torah on Frt.1March_ -~~ at 8:30 p.m.

Kite Flying Contest The Recreation Department's An·

nual Kite Flying ContPst will be held Sat.. March 1G; on Bradrn FIPid from 1-3 p.m. Trophies will bl' a­warded for the largt"St. kltr, amal lest kite, highest flying kite, young­••st flyer. ol•k•t flyer. mn•t unusual kite, prettiest kltP. and a f:\mlly RpCI'd race. All kltt•s must fly to qualify for. trophies. Call 47-1·6R78 for more detall8. -~"'UND:--Yoii111 r,;-inllle toi1i hair rrar atrlped cat. Call 474· 84!11.

W ,: II completely . or partially rPmodel your '-ltchen or bath­room. lncludlnf shower IMtal­latlon and c~ramlc tiling; al.o wallpapering and Interior painting. Nwneroua reference~

and reaaonable rates.

22-yeor resident

474-7975

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tueaday, March 25, 1975 8

cOuncil Chambera, Municipal luildint Elections to be held at. the meeting

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BIOGRAPHIES OF TWIN PliES BOARD, COMMITTEES CAIDIDATES BOARD DIRECTORS John F Unger first manag,·r, loan committee. su- Roberta "Sue" Longe Psychology Brooklyn College. Past

• .... 'd D · pcrvisory committee. Employed as ax· Plat~u Pia- • President, Greenlx>lt Co-op Nursery u .....,.,-s• ,. r•ve . ·- ·~ "' School. Past Treasurer, Greenbelt (Vote for only Four- -

3 for 3 -year ter11s, 1 for 1-yeu ter11.)

Bruce Bowman U:f.3 l.aart>l Ifill

Resi6.•nt 30 yo•ars. City C.oul\d :? ;·•'Ius. 'n''IN PP.I:ES: an organ izo•r. in<XIO'porator. ~st prcsidl'n: <:? to•nns': dir~ctor 19';"4.~; I'D>

ployo>c, ass't. tll.\llag~r. manag.-: • total 9 y~ars': committt'f's , ed ucation. loan. byaws. o'tr-'. GHI an organiZt>r. ·incorporator dirt'<' tor, secretary • total 10 · ;·can\ 0>-ops: 40 years as a memtx>r. In corporator, officer, employe,-.. In­structor, oonaultant In housing. camping, health, food .cl't'd:t un­loM, Twin Pint's. etc. Gr~nbelt CARES <board .t \"OiuntN'r'. Bait. Symphony Soc. P.G. Co. (tteu.) GCS director, co~ IIWl. RAPIDAN CAJa>S <di~­tor>. Jild. Suburban Jilemori&J. Soc. (exec. director>. ACLU. C~on C&uae. ANTIOCH COLLEGE. graduate; alumni l'elll'l'lentative for recruiting; Asa't Prof_,r PLATFORM: to reir..Utute ~em: benhip communlcatJen. lnte~ Participation and control in a friendly, knowledge&bl•. consum­er llervice cooperatJw.

WiHiam J. Fem ... ._,. Rd., c.,... hrk Uved I~ Gr~nbelt 34 Yf'&n: &er

36, married, 5 children. 8$· 1r. Bu.ineas Admlnlstr&tlon. ~ of )(~ Compliance Officer, . t"·:S Dept. nf lAbor, Wage "' Hour Dlvillon . .A.F.O.E. Local &u: tn>a­surE>r, former exec. v. P. Former-

. ly ass't mgr. Sp\·eral ocs storca and real estate salt'SmlUI. St: Hughs C'hurrh l•rhllOI board\. Hoi;· . Rede<·m<'r Church 'pariSh. rounrtl mPmb~r. chairman "~­com.i. TWIN PINES: loan com mlttee 6 Y•·ars, ~hairman 3 years· ri'Cently appointed to inw'stmrr.• policy • or_nmittc,, ... PLATFORM:

·GHI m.·mber 1963-91. Ago' 38. property manager, P. G. Co. Hous-- Resident since 1961. husband Da· d ing Authori,t'.'• .helping to provide \•ld, 3 chlldrnn. ·eurr"ntly studmt Co·op Kindergarten. Former Vice l;rt'o·nbf'!t r~si rnt 13 years. Twin c c President, North End PTA. - 4-H

Pines ml'mbcr 12 y~ars. B. Chem. housing for senior citiz<'ns and School of Human Ecology, U. of Md. R low-income families. Greenbelt TWIN PINES: member ,13 years, leader 15 years. P.G. County ec-

~.~1\::l·;,~~~!l ~~;.~:~~Y=~c::o~~- CARES <an organizer, chairman nominating committe .. "4 years. Gffi: reatlon Advisory Board 4 years. of boardl. Me·mbnr of Gr~nbn.lt m-ber 14 years·, member relationil Edward P. Karlander mist ~nw manpower and budget ' cc ,. ""

.:· al::.<t '. TWIN PINES: -b~ard Fed~ral C'r~dit Union, GCS, GHA. committee 0963-9); maintenance i 10'1 Lakealde · .< y,'3ts. tro•asuro'r 1 year; chair- Th C I committee 11968·9>. Labor Day Greenbelt resident 14 year&. Mar-m :n of mrmb~rshi(H'Iec.ted ~om- erel! row ey Festival tsec'y.-treas. 1963-4, many rled, children, B.S. U. of Vermont.

M urel Hill Other J'obs), Greenbelt Sitters Club M.S. and Ph.D., U. of Md. Also<'. mitto'e which produced recently G belt ld 10 H U of ud reen res ent years. us- 1961-75. Co-op Nursery School (1970- Prof., Dept. of Botany, . . "' · .t.hlpt~·d so·t of r,,,;sed by-laws. band Robert and 3 eblldren. B.A. 72). PTA, Parkdale (nominating TWIN PINES: supervisol'J com ..

~h,mber. Consumt'r C'ooperath'o• Mercyhurst College, Math, English, committee 1973>. News Relirw mlttee, board of directors. Allianc,, . PLATFORM: mnir.- S da Ed

econ ry .; oth<'r courses at U973-75l. City ElectlOfl Clerk Loweii'Owen's ta:n· ,·ooprrative and democ·ratic El 1 Coli d J h H :11\tu~ ,,, Twin Pin~s to greatest m ra t'ge an o ns op- 119711; County Election Judge ·- 119 Northway

"' kina U. Employed as (~!rf Ex- 11972-74>. Democratic Club <See'y. o·:ottt'nt. possible; promote coopt·r· amlner at Mt. Rainier General 19711 Born, raised In Nebraska. Lived ati\'o' prinripl,•s in community; Educational Development Center; ' Th J M in Greenbelt since 1958, In GHI WMk tcl\\'lU'd one \'ote ""r mem . omas • artin - home 10 years. Married, 3 child-... was H.S. Math teacher (Ehnlra, • -b "'ld b,·r instt'ad of on,, \"Ote per a·c- N.Y. I~ and substitute teaeher at Twl PI .,... y, be" · GCS Co ren. Research scientist, Plant Pbys· .·ount: rt"-t'stablish borrowers' l!fn n nee mem r. : n- tolo'"', USDA. Twin Plnee mem-' Greenbelt North U:nd School and ak 2 Wh'-to o# inruranc,, on GHJ hom" loans·. gl'ell spe er yean; - n ber l .. ·years. Former member, zon-

e at Work Incentive Program; waa 11 h 1 It ' maintain di\'idend rates that match eounc c a rman: many comm • in" 1ubcommittee of Greenbelt

asa't computer programmer at tees. Director, Md. Citizens' Con· • or ,•xct'N tbOSt> of other S&L's In Johns Hopkins .Appl. Physlea Lab. sumer Council. Pres. Charlotte Hall Advisory Planning Board. J!l:l;ecu-:his a!'l'a; continue Twin Plnea as GREENBELT: f...H project lead- School Alumni Assoo. Director, (ap- tlve committee of Woodway Com--' cent.•r of <'ommunlty servlcP. er 2 yean; Cub den mother 1 ye&r; pointed by Gov. Mandel), Md. Credit munlty Development Corp.

Muriel Weidenfeld Coop nursery sehool (botJrd 2 Union Insurance Corp. (MCUICl. Edwi'!,_1

S. Spiegelthal 1!3 ROM'WOOd Dr. yean>; North' End School PTA CREDIT UNIONS: Director. former ""' J..rieelde

Gre.•nix>lt resident 9 years. Twin (6 years, many oiBcea>; Newa ~ supervisory comm. cbrm., Consum­P:nH memtx>r ~ yeant. Elected to vi- statt (1 year); Garden Club. ers Co-op Credit Union; past pi'Cll., Su!)\'nisor;· Olmmlttee In 1972, Honorary Life :Member, Maryland suburban chapter, Md. C.U. League; ~!lail'l't'rson in 1973 served until Congress of Parents and Teachers, CU. Ex«. Soc. (CUES>: member .'!...'lt:a::· 1P75. wbe~ Supervisory by Nordl' End PTA. Greenbelt Federal C.U., Nat Cap. ·>mm::t<'<' -.·as rt>Piarttd by :M:em-- Central F.C.U., Co-op C.U. (Crans-,._ .• R,•lationa c~mmltt.e. statls-· Michael T. Jones ton, R.I.>, Kansaa F.C.U: (Wichita), : .·:3...-: bookkl'!'per. Secretary, liS Nol1hway CUNA Credit Union <Wisconsin). ~.,.:,N-:: Labor Day Festival Gre<'nbelt rpsldent 18 years. .Aasoc. of Co-op Educators. Co-op & .. ::".ng C'.ommittee: President,· TWIN PINES: member 14 yf'&rs, League of U.S.A . .American Alumni B..'S'l'o-'<l \'illagtt Civic .Assoolat!on: Author of Swim Team articles for Council. Books Unlimited Co-op •···~•::tiy appointed to the State ot NMVS Revii'W, 1971-,'l, Organist, !BerkeiPy, Calif.). Twin Pines Fed· :\h::·:and Human Rttlatlons Com- St. Hugh's Church, 1963-71. Em- enll S & L (Berkeley, Calif.). l':'.:,..i.,n PLAT·FORM: Twin Pines, · ployed by Allied Vending Corp. at' a-• :"e primary source of financing Beltway Plaza. f '• ·1HI hom~s. is a \'I tal and nec­f'SSAry part of GrPenbelt's exlst­tt::ce. As such. it is Important not only tn GHI. but to all of GrP~II ~ bd: that Twin Pine• eontlnur as a i~rong and healthy finanrlal In-·

Katherine Keene 8H HIUalde

Greentx>lt resident 16 years. B.A. U, ot Wasb!ngton, M.A. Columbia U. Teaches Western Civilization and Far-Eastern Studies nt High Point H.S. TWIN PINES: member 15 years, Supervisory Committee 2 terms. GHI bol\rd, audit commit .. tee, nominations and elections committee. Greenb•·lt Communi!\· Relations Advisor~· Board. '

IOMIIITIOIS Ill ELECTIOIS COl.

(lete for ealy five·-3 fer' 2-year fer••,

two alternates.) Helen S. Geller

liT Northway Greenbelt resident since 1957.

Twin Pines member since 19117. B.S.

Greenbelt realdent since 11187. Married, 5 eblldren. :M. S. (Y:ath­ematlcs) N.Y.U. Employed sine~

18eli by Dept. of Defelllle aa a mathematician; 16 years before that, all In private sector, were related to computers. MoonUghts by translating technical matter from Ruaslan. TWIN PINES: su pervisory committee since 1973, family baa 8 savings account&.

Charles A. Thompkins 1A Northway

Greenbelt resident 6 yean. B.S. In Elementary Education. TWIN PINES: supervisory committee 3 yrars.

Lamaze Childbirth Program A Lamaze childbirth progra .,,

will be held ut the Greenlx>lt li brary, on Monday, March 17 at R p.m. The program will featurr thr childbirth film "Thr Story of ~;,. -ic," followed by. discussion. Ad mission IH frr~. th" public invited

(Jireertbelt

~ -------....:.J.....::;;:AN:.:..:I:.:NDat==..::END:.:ENT lGWSPAPD Volume 38, Number 18 GREENBELT, MARYLAND

Apartment Tax Stirs Up Differences on Council.

by AI Skolnik

County executive Winfield Kelly's proposal for a renters' tu was the only item on the city council agenda tor Monday, _ .March 17, that created a difterence of opinion. The council had not previously taken a position on the proposed 4% occupancy tu on multi-family dwelling units (where the rent exceeds $150 month1:y), but had stipulated earlier that, it additional taxing authonty be granted to the county, the municipalities share in the proceeds of the tax. ·

Thursday, March) 20, 1975

WHAT GOES ON TIJura.. March 20. 8 p.m. He!U'lng

on City Elections Procedures, Municipal Bidld!ng

Sun., :'IIIU'Cb 23, 7:30 p.m. Spring· bill. Lake - Duplicate Bridge, SHL Comm. Center.

Tul'tl., March 25, 8 p.m. Twin Pines Annual Meeting, Munl· clpal Building

Wed., Mare~~ 28. 7:30 p.m. GHI Information Meeting, Youth Center (new wing)

by AI Skoloik Conflicting Greenbelt Homes, Inc. philosophies were no bet­

ter illu.~trated · than at the March 11 informational meeting on proposed bylaw changes.\, One school of thought, motivated by a deep distrust of the board and management, felt that the corpor­ation's salvation lay in restricting and curtailing the powers of the board and management. The opposing school of thought, noting the complicated and' continually shifting problems facinc the corporation. -stressed the need for the board to have addi­tional flexibility and,. expertise to operate in a business-like fashion. · -

WSSC Hel~s Heari11 01 Iter• Drai1111

These philosophies either expli­citly or Implicitly seemed to UDd~r­lie the approaches taken to the major bylaw cbanree belnc pro­posed.

For example, the propoul to The Waablngon Suburban San- have staaered 3-year terms fQr

ltary Commiaalon haa seheduled a the &-man board, Instead of the public hearing to dlseuss methocla present 2-year terms, wu attacked of correctlns a storm dralnaae because It lengthened the period ri"'ttlon problem In the sti'Ellim val- that directors would be In oiBce.

6 '1"1..--'-. e Complex Opeos ley between Lakewood and Wood- "The problem," Ben Elltlna said, IIICillf land Hills subdivillons. "Is how to ret rid of the dry rot

At Beltway Plaza MaD Designed to cain public Input slttlnr on the board today, not to .All attempt to modify th'- ·-- ' on a wssc statr-•uarested pro- extend their term." .. -• In a related matter, the council .,_ p d je GHI ld t Jim Smith Illation In the General Aaaembly ...:ltway laza mall eveloper, ct to solve the problem, the PI'Cll en , on

to permit the municipalities to was unanimous In supporting an Sidney J. Brown, announces the hearing will be held on Tuea., the other band, thourht that the ... __ amendment to the propoae<l county completion of the Academy 6 Tbe-· March 25, at t p.m., In the WSSC's lonrer teim would eontrlbute to _, In the revenue, proportjon- el--tt •-- hi It ld t th ate to the tax generated In the .. -- e """ w c wou cu e atres, the only ground level six· Main Office Building .Auditorium, tbe eiBclency of the corporation

munlelpaUtle• In ~n part of this th 1 Bal •n17 Hamllto S b maki f 11 f r1 municipality, fall-" by • cJ~e eatre comp ex In the tlmore- ~ n treet, Hyattsville. Y nr u · use o expe encC! "" ~ - tax. Greenbelt could ret $27,000 In -• ed th j b b the dl vote and an at•-mpt is now ""nd- Washington area. Ex"""ted to cost about -,ooo, •-n on e o y rector.

"' r• additional revenuea under this n.. r-v .. ' H 11o th rh tba be lq to return a portion of the ren- mendment. Wed., :March 26, will mark the the propelled project Involve~ the e a ou t t the mem r .. tera' tax .to municipalities, but on official ribbon cuttlnc ceremonlf's Installation of dralnare pipes, ship would be better lble to ap-the bula of overall population. 'Traut& Study for the new AcadC!my 8 Theatres whleb would dllcbarre Into a Pralle the qualiftcatlona of can·

There was a general acreement Diseouraged by the findings of looated Inside the Beltway Plaza stable streiun In a wooded area dldates for oiBce If only three amoar councilmen that tbe new its transit study, the council pret- mall on Greenbelt Road. The new adjacent to the Greenbelt athlet.:: vacancies were open at· a time. distribution formula waa lneqult- ty much reached the conclu .. lon six theatre complex will -open to lc fteld. The Ide.. expreued by Elkins able. B.eeauae ot Its large apart- that It wo11ld not be ftnanclally the public on Fri., March 28. All If app"'ved for future construe- and othera that IOIIle mechanical ment population, Greenbelt would poaslble for the city to establish six tbeatrea, which are housed -un-- tJon, the project would begin In means must .be devised to ret rid receive leu than Its proportion an internal bua system alonr the der one roof, adjoin each other Bloek v, approximately 100 fM of unpopular or lrresponalble dl · wblle a community like Ber'Wyn full-acale lines laid out by th~ and, dependlnr on the popularity west of Hillside Road and run rectors was pooh-poobed. by HeJrhta, with no or few apart- transit consultants. The councll of the pictures, may offer six westerly for approximately

225 Charles Schwan who said that

ments, would receive more than decided, however, that It might be different plcturca each day. feet. The dralnqe area Is gen- the simple answer Is to vote the Its proportion. worth while to review the possl The symbolic ribbon cutting cer erally bounded by Greenhill Road undesirable directors out of ofli~•

Councilman Tom White took ex.. blllty of a limited, part .. tlm''· cmon!es will be a public event on the north, Hillside Road on the ut the next election. ceptlon, ftrst, to the idea of a ren- schedule with one bus or perhaps open to all and will commence at east, Northway on the south and Similarly, the proposal to give ters' tax which be stroqly oppos- taxi service to provide typeo nf 2 p.m. on Wed. TV personality Fayette Place on the west. thP board authority to revise op-ed d · • servlcr to meet B"""ial needa. Such Jim Karvnl!u. Channel • news- <'rating charges at quarterly in· an , second, to the distribution r•v ' " At Monday's city council meet.. t 1 t 1

1 h f I f a service might provide for local cuter, will MC the event, >~-ry enoa • o meet actus r ses t at ormu a or . the municipalities, . '"" Inc after hearing an appeal by tak 1 1 t f

1 · t

which he termed "stupid." He said commuting travel and some peri land Comptroller Louis Goldstein, Northway rrs!dent Bob McGee th.. e P ace n axes, ue · wa ~r. U on•· \\·r·ll jlWare ~f problems facing Twin Pin•·s and GHI. · m,· board Sf·rYi•··· \\'CJUlrl hf• dir('('ted t;, tnraf't financial n£>f'ds •Jf GropnbPit while ro·tai!llng attributes tha: mak(· T" 111 Pin. s a IHliQtH' insti. tution ant..l tlrf···nbdt an PX('f'Jl

tiona! -~ !iv.-.

MEMBER IELATIOIS COMMITTEE

(Vote for only Four --·3 for 2-year terms, 1 fer 1-year ter11.) HOSPITAL HEARING

al f 'odic apec!al trips to shopping een Greenbelt's Mayor Richard Pilskl, • Sf'WRgf', electricity, and trash was approv o the amendment. would council went on reeord supporting bj t f hil bl a1 dltr

REAL ESTATE OFFICE Of put" the city in' the position either ters. and State ·senator Arthur Dor the efforts to com,ct the erosion a su "" o p osop c er-(1) of approving the renters' tax; Council also noted that the cou1i iiian are among t~e- s.tut•· a~ probi<'m. McGt••· polnt~d out that enct>s.

James Cassels 12.l Sorthway

TW !N PfNES: an orgunizer,

TwiniPines Savings & Loan Assn .. Greenbelt, Maryland 474-6900

INSURED SAVINGS Maryland Savings • Share Insurance Corporation

tAn Agency of the State of Maryland)

lnllU'etl ~h account to 111.000.00

5~% Regular Savings

7% Savings Certificates $2000 minimum

7.5% Savings Certificates "$4000 minimum

14 Ye&l'll

Deposits by the 20th eanl from the 1st Open your accaunt by Mail

1Bank by Mail

, (POtJtaae Paid l

NIGHT DIPOSITORY 24 heur a ._,. aemee

HOURS

MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 TO 6

rRIDAY 9 TO 8

SATURDAY t TO 12

CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 28th NOTARY BRVJm: (fJoee te ...,_,. llolderW)

- MONEY 0&01:118 lee ., to .... XUOX OOI'DS. 1te i

Annual Meeting will be March 25th at 8:00 p.m. In Tlte Glftnbelt City Council Chambers, City OIRce Bldg.

GREENBELT HOMES, INC. or (2) of opposing the tax but ac- ty Is considering a bus study to cal ofllclals partl~lpatlng. In ad the present situation was creating On tho one hand, Eunice Coxon Ptl It b provide services between the Uni dltlon mem'--rs of Washington's dPnounct>d the proposal u relln--ce nc eeause the clty will "" safety and odor problems.

1 h. h be h on Hamilton Place cet a "share of the pie." lvrrB!ty of Maryland and such professional 80ccer team. th" Dip· qu s mg t e mem rs lp's only con--

THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS OF PRINCE GEORGES GENERAL. t-!~--~~~~;;.~~;:~--~------------~~~~~~~:;~~~~Ai.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--km~~~~~~~~~~~F------------~~==~----------~tr:otl~lt~n~o•:n:h~a~s::o~,p~r~an~l~rr~e~spo:.:11:------------- • "J." •u "" ~<L<'UU ... W('u .... VLU"

HOSPI (.jreenbelt, Mrl, uu wetoentekl ex- Heights, Riverdale, College Park, er stars and celebrities. Thratre C slble and Inept board -the preii!Dt • TAl, AND MEDICAL-cENTER WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC -· ···-· plalned.tbat the political situation ounty Municipal Conf. bylaw restriction on annual In-

and Greenbelt. Thl' council aug · tickets will be given away during HEARING ON HI•:ALTH CARE MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1975, AT ('O-OI' TOWSIIOl'SES ::'=:x~sb;o~~;bth~~g~~oa=- geated that the county might want the ceremonlts and there will be Will Meet Here Sat, c~eases :n

10operatlntg charges In

7 ·no PM IN THE HOSP FOR SJ\t.t:: ter wbat Gr belt d d tha to look at Greenbelt's transit study free popcorn and sodas. The Prine G r C t 1'. cess o percen . · · · ' !TAL AUDITORIUM. THIS ,MEETING een oes, an t for po88!ble pitfalls to avoid In Thl' Academy 8 Theatr~ Is tho '' ro ges oun Y On the other hand, Allen Len·

the only chance for the city to '" Municipal Confcrencl' will meet WILL GIVE COUNTY RESIDENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO DIS- Two bedroom brkk homo in benrflt Is to support the latest the aludy, newrst addition to th~ company's sat., March

22, from

9 a.m. to chek and others argued that tho

'Pntcr ar .. n bPautiful <nr · large t•hain of multl-th!'atrl' eom 2 •" 10 perct•nt restriction not only CL'SS HEALTH t 'ARE SERV CE a111endment under which . the city BJda I :.w p.m. llt the Youth Centrr. 1

d h h • ' I S AND OTHER RE~TED MAT rounding location nil-ely im ld plexes, operated by AmPrlcan Mul A h t e t e ands of the board, but

wou receive an estimated $39,312. Council approved a bid of $~. 724 mong t e guest speakers will bt· 1

h 1 TERS WITH BOARD MEMBERS WHO ARE CHARGED WITH prov•·•l. Selling for S

26·000 00 He noted that if the amendment by Prince George's Elcctrt_r Com t1 Cinema, Inc., with headquar Senator Meyer Emanuel, Delegatt' waa a so s orts ghted since thr

OtT. Imm. f ill th trrs In Kansas City, Missouri. F ~" 1 k R financial position of the corpon a and c county tax P.asaes, pany for the purchase of a variety r, ... er c ummagc, and County 1

h HOSPITAL POLICY. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED then the city tax rate on .botll f I I I fl ~- -- Councilman Frank C.•stlla. Chat·r ton and t e members' Investment

o e cctr ca xtures and materi •· could be impaired wh<'n tho basic TO ATTEND THIS ?.lEETING. Tllr!'e .. bedroom masonry e<>rnrr apartments and non-apartments ala necessary fnr in•tal!atlon of CHORAL SOC I ElY man, Councillnjln Gil Wcidt'nfeld costs of the corporation rlsr fa•

home fenced ,vards: air conrl. will have to rlsn to m"k• up thn lights at th" Bra<! ·n Fl II t i said th<' confer"n"" ,·s op•n to FOR FTJRTHER INFORMATION CALL 341 2391. Ilk" n~w appliani"'S; panelling, $39,312 lou. ,~ " c ' courts. Also' appro~ .. d :a~ ,;n~i.~ Tt;,. Grel'nbelt Choral Society is the public. ' " ' tcr than 10 percent a year.

TY REPAIR WlN THE BATTLE

AGAINST RISING COSTS

SAVE .PAY $19.95 OR $29.95 PER YEAR

NO GIMMICKS ! ! I. A ONE TIME Y-l.v Cbara'e for unUmlted lallor 1111d ~ '

On tho! •18.111 plan Yllll nuat hrlnlt ~·our TV · 1rt to our 1hop. W"'. cotM to your h11111e on 111.116 plan.

!. You pay ONJ,Y FOR PARTS YOU NEED; aa you need tbem. s. \'otJ I'AV OUR AUI'UAJ, VOST. WE WILL MAKE NO PROFIT

0:'11' PARTS REPL.A(JJJD thereby rllmlnatl111t eoeUy and nn­n-..ry ~n& of pv&t.

1. \tl' will IU&I'IIIltfe thl1 low prlee t.n the lint J,ooO po!I'IOnl. ,

5. .,our llflt muat e...,..,nU:r lito In 1t011d workllllf order. We l'eiMII'Ye the rllrht to ln1pect your TV prior t.n IIOOflptance.

8. We pll'dr to rtve ~·on prompt &Dd Alllrlent IM'rVtee. WE NEED Vot:'R P.A'llRON.AOE.

7. Thla offer wiD lito wltllclrawn on M"'fth Slat, lt7ll, and all money ~••~trd will lito reftmded lrnmedla&ely If we cannot lrl't m.,.,.h JM'OpiA to enroll No ...t will be ftpaired undf!r tbla (II'OpOql prior lin eut off date.

8. If ln~le41 or you have any IJliNtlon• r"aardlna' enron.-t, plraae eall 111 now.

1. TO PARTICIPATE MAIL Stl.lll ttr StUll uu1 lncllude y_; IUinle,

~ lillleDhone ~UI)IIMr. malul. model a 1e11a1 namller of T.V.; We wiD mall or tlellftr a wriMell contnet.

BELTWAY TV 10488 Bait. Ave.

. Tel. 937·5757 Ch .. tnut Hills Shopping Center

wall pup,;rrd; tiled hAUl w TIJo Iotter statement was made for two poll~" caro IMal!bul for looking forward to presenting its Anoth•'r proposal that !!lustra shnwrr; 'parking off street: Sci in reply to opposition .-xpressed $4,247 ea~h from Lustlne l'hevro n!'xt concl'rt on Sat., April 19, nt ted the lack of faith in th<· bnard'• ling for $23,!120. Imm. '"'"· by Kathy Lefever of Springhill let. 8:30 p.m., In St. Hugh's Catholic Greenbelt Residents judgment was a bylaw chang•·

lAke to tbe apartment tax. Shl! Church on Cri'8Cellt Rol\d. Tlw submitted by petition through On!' bedroom tr. lll>t. first floor; Y~Jrd fat·~ft n!Jen-ar~a; a II'O<>d bulc home selling for $8000.00 with lmm. occ.

Twn. b.-droom franw, muldit'. nicely lmprovt•d; 8ell!ng fnr $1~.1100.00; occ. imm.

Thrt·c-·bf'droom ('Orn.-r rramf" r~modeled k!tch<'n; !Jractlcally new appliances; 2 air cond. and Ideal location: •riling for $17,fl00.

July ocr.

OliK SAJ,EM OFI''Jc:J•: IS OPt:!'~ SEVES DA VM A WF.EK FOR \'OtlK !!HOPPING 00:\'VI'JNI­ENCJo; AND TO 01\'F. VOt: <:OMPJ,ETF., A('OlRATE IN­FORMATION FOR BHnNCI Ole I<IEI.I,INii A 1:111 TOWS­IIot1SK

\VJt: 111\Vt: 1\S F.X('Y.I,J.t::\'T SEJ.t:CTION JI'OR l'Oll TO SF.F. - Pt!T YOtlR ..... TO' WORK - INyEMT IN THE FtJTlJRF. AND .IN YOUR OWN HOME - APARTMENT RF.NTS KEEP GOING t'P!

Mary E. Dixon, Brokrr Sall'tl & Service. for

GHI - CO-OP HOUSING 474-ttet nHaSt n~

·•

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felt that the tax was ln!'Qultablt', CAK~:s 11rogram will consist of two parts: Invited T 0 Annapolis Mrs. Coxon and Martha Hutzlrr. not only to the city, but aiiO to Council agreed to t·nter into a R!'Quiem, by Gabriel ~'aure, and This called for limiting Invest

tl I d t t t tl M I Del. Gerard F. Devlin, who rt'P. mnnts of working " !tal t apartment dwellera because of the 1 r -year con rae 1 nr ng ar .. 1 Frostlana, s~ven of Robt•rt FI'Ollt'R ' ,ap o on' uncl!rtalnty aa to whether the tax 26 with Gr~enbelt CARES for the New England Poems sl'! to muslr resents G~e•'nbeit in th~ Hou•o of yrar. Smith noto•d that workln~:

tl r h Y h S Delegates, has lm•itl'd !oral resl c1 pit 1 I 1 f h would be deductible for Income tax opera on ° t r out ervkt• by thp Am•'rkan compo••·r Rnndall 1 a s UBct or sue purposeo purposes. Kelly's ratlonall' for thr Bureau. Tht' Governor's Commls Thompson. dents who would Ilk .. to sr" "d•· .. lM-.. prt'payment of in8 urancl' pre

• alon Is being reorganized nnd It is morracy ln,actlon" during the• ~rt' mlums taxes pension coats in apartment tax Is that the apart- Th~ Greenbelt Chorl\l Society S<'nt session of tho Genrral Assrm \'l'ntorl, s and ' ul t d f. d ml!llla arl' not paying their full not expected to act on the funding was formed tbls year undrr th~ e <'<I pm"" an un

f th ~J ·til A il bly to drop by his oflicl' In tht• Inc f au h p · t t 11 shar~ by meens of th" proper!\· or , " pru ect un pr some sponsorship of the City of Green- o c ro]ec s 88 ra er tax. time. In the mt'llntimc, funds ar.. belt. wit.. Douglas Freeman 88 new Houa,. Oilier Bu!ldiR&" in An park and f'ncloeed garagt'll, the

Mayor Dick Pillk! and coun- being continued at the prevlou• musical director. A husband and naP?Iil. lncom1' from which Is lJSed to pay cllman Charlea Schwan aupport@d Y<'ar's fundlnc rate. wife team, Lowell and Diane :Mur- The General Assembly me.-ta back the working fund over th~ Weldenteld, and th~ motion to In- Bulldlnr ProbiNna dock, will join tbe rroup to sing Monday evening at 8 p.m. and years. This proposal, Smith said. form the county deleptiOJI of '"'ty the baritone and soprano solo part• ~very otht.>r week day at 10 a.m. could fore" thp •·orporation to

"' City manager James G!esp rc Devil Ia '-- f h bo t !d f d h approval of the amendment car- of the Requiem. ,. n a memucr o t e Waya rrow ou ll e un • at a mur, portl'd some Springhill Lake Rrc- and u-aan " itt hi h t th If lt d k rled by a 3-2 vote . .A pro~al bv The sroup 11 enjoying the pre ... ~ a -.omm ce which I er coe an us<' wor .. ·~ rt'atlon building problrma with thP mPets a h ft · 1 !tal t d the city manac .. r that the motion paratlon of thl1 challengln• muslt' e c a ernoon at I p.m. ng rap un a. supplier unablo ·to furnlsl~ brick• "' Any 1 hi t

Include an alternate r-m-d•. for the llstenin• pl-•ure of Green one w 1 ng o watch th.- Tho entire mcmbt•rahlp will ~'" ~.. ~ of ~~arne eolor and slzr to finish • - Ho f D 1 U011 for a distribution formula ba.. belt and county rHidPnts. Ulle 0 e ecates may t'all 779-~ have a chance to vot.. on thes• building. AltomaUvr 111lut!ona are 2180 -1 -aed 011 each municipality re-l"'n• or .., -.ouuu, I'Xt. 1428. Both and othl'r proposed bylaw rhanl"'s ~~ •• " being sought such aa usimr differ ar t 11 f b t "--k a set --en•·-- ("" """') dlt f J 1 h fl k e 0 ree num ers rom th<· at a apeclal memb<>r.hlp meetln• _, ..... ~ ._& .,..._.,. ent alze br!ck1. but snmo color, pen ure or u Y 4t rewor I. G '--It • of the apartment tax coll~t@d for opposltl' walla. Included thla yE-ar Is an "Unde reen..., ar.,a, on Thursday, April 10. within Ita borders w~a aJ.a ap- Sam" Blcrntennial set plecr .. Proved. lll&hway Council adopted a charter change

Pllakl Mid that no matlor wh~t Counrll agrl'l'd to uk the State to bring Its tax procedures inl.o on.,•a fl'elinll'll ~rn about thr r,.nt- Highway Admlnlst':'&tlon to clarl . conformity with Statr law en' tax, It Is hard to vote All'Rfnst fy the usr of white lines on the Jun,. I1aara and Janla Mosley have a propotlal that would eaae thP shoulder lane at the lnteraectlon reslrned from tbe Bicentennial ftnancea of the elty. Schwan ~rtd of Crescent Road and Kenilworth Committl'!' becauSE' of departure that the time to eatabllsh the prln-- Ave. Motor!ats are not clear In from town , .. The nrwlv-formed elpal of city 1harlng of a county maklnlf a rlrht-band tum from Greenbelt Soccer .Aalocl~tion In tax I• when the new revenue Kenilworth Ave. wbtther they are II.~I'~~~ ... Ulat It_ will b~ ~~rrklng 1011rce Ia belnr pro)lllled, not later to avoid th~ shoulder or nOt. Wei- ~t' "hiereatlon fundi , . . · alter- 'the . county baa establl1hed denfeld also asked that R guard Greenbelt Senior Cltlzl'ns Housin'i' a claim to the entire Proceeda;'He railing be placed on the shoulder Committe.- through .Anthom· Mad Mlllment@d that m:unlclpalltls aa· on the other sldl' of the I"'ttd. d~n has olfered the rlty Its ser well u the eounty have ftnanclal ot11t1r Matter~ vlcpa In promotlns the •·lderly problema. Council approved a S2,110 ex-- housing project.

Attention GHI Members A second information meeting is scheduled for Wednesday,

March 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the new willl( of the Youth Center. I

Proposals for bylaw changes and energy conservation proced-

ures will hf> the top iN< of discussion. The major part of the·

discussion will be devoted to energy conservation. GHI mem-

bers are encouraged to atten~ and partcipate. 1