EENBELT

wsReview Fatare of the Greenbelt Tlaeater Is Discassed at Co1111CU Se••ion

.., .,._ Oloeri "Pieue, don't let thia thins

die," Peter ~ of Bowie urpd the o.e.tldt City Council "' the Octollcr 18 public hearina on the propolllll acquilltlon by the city

·~-in Roole¥eit Cen-.... inhiiiiCD-

.. ~who .....,. • 2!5aup-pcrled the city. In oddllioll, 54 e-iilan correspon­deatl ... - ._. wriler lent their oapport, with juat one e­maller ....-L Many of the e­

. moilen 10icotl pMrll oupport for tecpiaa tile tlleoter open, wltboat speeilk:ally 1ta1in1 that the city obauld acquire it.

no turnout and -.eapon­dence were "-lly inlluellced by the Frieadl of ... Ontenbelt Tho­ltlir (POOl'). All of the o-maill wwe - in ...,.,.,.. 10 a mea­..,.e flom FOOT ural• people 10 - if !bay could not It­tend tile ...... •• oddltioo, FOOT -ben, iacltodial Mayer Jllllidl Da¥io, waoW tbo ............ 10 ..... _ ---- .. Aad II -u.s. 0wr 100 ....... .,_., "'"' the Multi­purpose ..... of ... c-.ily ea. (delpill • coalllllltJ .. ol U.. and ~ shown OD· the tn.(llllofdlil ........ the weak before. for wblch we lpoloJiu) llld out into the bail-way.

Crail Rich, president of the tboy cUied tile Jllllice to report OR:enbelt Lodge of the ProJcmal aomeoH breakin1 into their Order of Police, took no polilion boule, Ollfy to be put on hold on the theater ocquisition. How- becaDM tbe dlapotcher was ever, he conveyed hil membera' handllat IIIIDIIIIr call. concern that spendin1 funda on Councilme•ber Thomas the ~ would prevenl the city While polllled out that most of from findinl the money neces· the expendl- for acquiring sory to adjust city pay ocala to or renoYltllnJ ... !heater would make them comparable to salaries be OM-time ceeta lhat could be paid by other jurisdictions. financed. Purdaer pay adJUst·

-r- Oppeeed meull, ~. would be on· Ail who spoke or wrote "''"" requirint a more perma·

apilllt the city'a takina o- the neat flllldlaJ ao-*e than the thealer _,lioned the recen1 sal- $300,000 - windfall that ary isaue. Pat Kennedy, of hu made acqulrlaJ the theater Greenbelt l!ut, ukl>tl, "How can poulble. , we apead moaey 011 the theater ~ .. ~r when we don't haW> the funds to ~ dlole lllpporting ac-propcrly pay cmploy-T' He quialdOII ot tile tkater, there aiao noted that many theater went -.1 ~ of opin­cbaina haW> tiled for banknlpk:y. ioe.·· ~ tile luues raised Notina !hoi there are at leut IS wde '- a.c:b ot the Center to mo•ie acreena in Oreenbclt, he .,..._ and wiled.- to retain the ur1od council, "Pieaae don't - opnlllr, llplllld city funds on a ¥CtJ risky Pour..,...... tqed council buaineu." He allo q~ 10 ....tdlr ......... the entire whether city lUll' had the - C... ·o- \Wello, of Pleas­sory eoperlile, Oll*i&UY in ..,.,._ ant 1bucll, ...... a petition a.ciai JlllllllllY .......- Ill 1ipet1 by I~ loafe¥elt Center talte_....__- .............. ~ilto­

CitJ ........ ._ Lalllr. ... .._ .. -y 01 1110 hiotoric of tbe pallca ......,.._, ud ........ tbonl 11 poaaltlic. The Michael Rail (by email), of .ty _..... who did 1101 sisn public worb, aiao oppoood city were tlleater operator Paul acquiaitioa of the theater. Suclla, *"""' v-.. did not Lanier noted that the police de- contact, the Bonk of Aoaerica ponment now only has one dis- (wlridl ~ need c:arpont10 ap­patcher oa duty at any time. provll), ud two ~ who He ukod diose preoeat to con- could not be rao:hed. alder bow they would feel if S.THEA'I'Eit,,...13

Coaacil Once ~ala Considers lleRroolu at the ·Lake Park ..,...., .......... P~o.~nafar_ia ...

"!!uddy" Allick ..... Pllt IXJIIIIiD, ues but has aiclwad. a-.belt City Council -""'" did not .... 011 bullditiJ .-w. ...... the fltclllly •• dilcuued ll Ita ........ --. 011 Ocsober II. So tbe city 1Wf will t:OIIIiaue work and btl• beck piau for

nMew It a ,._ COIIKil -­ini-

Council bod reviawed, with ..... delail,- litoililiolll -the .... paoli It a ,...,..... .. Male- 15. City atalf wu in-

llrUCIOd Ill that time to proceed with piiM for the fllcility. Ai­tlloqll -..cil makes no deci­a'-11~ • .....­by the f- council members ill

---~ 10 ..... been rachod 011 ouch luuea u the need for ... fllcility, the lite; the number of lllileta, ond the coa­fipltlliao ol the buildiiiJ.

At the October II meetia1 ,.. brcJaPt t.ck plana ahowina two .,.... buildinp conneciOd by a llellillllllor and courtyard. There ia a amaii room in each buildin1 - one for utilities and one far o ·una~~ ranpr -a.

The .....,..... loe.rion is be­tween the parkinJ lot and the llalbdlall court, Council ltill

ID cilllide on '-ior maleri­. all, landocope cleoip, and the

enJor of tlte - ltlndo OD the IIDlldllta IIIII city tttaff fDel would P"" ., 111 cleco look 111 the fa­cility.

No - or ........,., wOuld 10 be -- 10 build the

- 1'lllle wiU be line IOilela ho ... -·· - ond. - IOIIe& - two ..... in the _ .. _ Tllllllllityioia-

. 10 lwldle ......, daily aot .. co.-. ..... ... •atllle4dto1July

.,..,.. 1'111 bulltliap .................. ,.,.,;..,

not air conditioned . City atatr suapled llliaJ doc

ume kind of buildi,. -w • woa uaed for the realnlooD at Schrom Hills Park. UliaJ apik face "CMU" block - no need for interior faciJII, 11M tile block aurface is, on a. lide, lite exterior of the buildl .. ud on the other surface lhe ~ of the buildinJ The .-....,. il roup so 11 to di......, .,.m.~.

The facade su~ Ia biQck with atone \leneer _. .....

accent banda with ....... -metal roof. These n wry du­rable matenals thll nquinl low 'maintenance. eMU Ia ........ in 1 ran10 of colt111, 10 ·I aiDr can be uaod that ~Mill ftb the stone veneer Ill ,... ... ap­Fearance of natural -w..

JlulorSIItlla, "I Rally don't ,.. a ,..­

station. I don't_.._ 1111111 on their butts," l - .._ • and about the park, deciMid councilmember RodMr ...._ Nobody wants the ....., lialtiJ there, answered Mayor Juolth Da¥il. It is a pi_ Itt_ ..... materials, more ol a pl-·10 lea¥C their things, abe --.riiL

The entire coiCII .......... to be an area wheM e.:g JiWIO ond phon .. • s..,...,· n

Clt7 Voten wm eoarroat State, CoaatJ Ballot g...tiou

bJ J-. Gt- otlkoe. 'Ilia _.... two .-'lblen wiD be aaload ID decide IOrm lilllill ......... had 10 ....

ten ballnl q..alaoa • tile No- dowa Ia 1998. The aeven .......... 7 elel:lictO booidoo dlaoa- """'"d ........ eleelltl .. 111!14, ina _,. C&lldidllel for the of- maa7 of whom benefitted by Iicea of powidoal. Yice ........, hnlaa popalar predeceaaon ICDIIor IIIII ,,....-;w. I!IJht fon:ed 111 ieaWJ oftlce. now ... quationa - placed on din boi- be fon:od 111 1110p down in -lot by the Prince Oeorse'a unleu the bolloc ..-;on ....... County Council and Eucuti•e. ina term limlta lw Two of these ore contro¥Craial councilmembcra is IIICCCUflll Ia and relate to ........ ins term lim- lhil election. ill for the county council and The term llmlta odopled in

county -- """' tleol with 1992 aloo oppliel Ill the alllllO of bond iaauea IIIICI the iaat relatca cot1111y .....ri¥0. ~. thea to refuae f-. Tile two atate ueculiw Plnia ~ -ballot ......... hiM ID do wid! JCIIbtl up Ill IUD for.,..._ in constitutional amendments of 1994, • dolt !hoi p'O¥od Ill be which only one affects thia llliCCellful. Tbeiefcn, tbe Cllr-county. rettlilllltCUII¥e, Wayne CUdy, did

.....,. Lltlilll not beMIIt from die 10rm Hmit The county council. by I 6 Ill .-lt:tion bei .. itllpo&Od It !hoi

3 vote, placed two charter limO. HowcWir, if din iimill .-e •"'""""- qtationa on the boi- now repealed, Curry would be lot 111 repeal term iimill - one able to aeek a third ·rerm in for the council IIIICI the otb« far 2002. The COIIIII1 eucoot1ve is the CllCCUIIWI. ·n.e olllcelloltJ. oppoaetl 1D lOrin limill, bul has era are now prohibited from not, u yet, IICIIwly llllpPOI'IOd holtlin1 their eiecdWI oftlce for the Cllft'IIDt off- to rapeal - thaa two ........ four- ~ Nor has be ........ a year - The 1111111- im- talld - If- ....... .. ........... "' ......... ....-.. .

.....,..."'-. "•· A 1.dr ~-...laliifi-citizcD pedton dllw laltillllft, CaJW., ..,. ..... tip' illelr which pmerod Jg,ooo aipa- ,_ ID OflpCIAI ... ........, of twa, placecl the qucalion before the two - ballot qUOIIiona. the ¥Oteri. The ballot question With llide cantpOIJn fundi a¥Ail­curicd by juat S l% of the ¥OtC able, their _campaian orpniza­in the county. It also canied in tion, Keep Term Limits C:U.Ii­Oreenbelt. tion, has been llmiillll to piacin1

In 1994, 11 a result of the yard ai .... term limit antendliiCIII, SOWJD of ~ haW> done ilttlc to the nine COWtly counciimcmbera dole, with, the .Delilocnlic pail)' were forced to step down from Seo VOI'I!I1S, ,.. It

.. ., .. au Varied caner· Wldle Aatln Ia Cow•aaltJ

111 VlciDrla ""'-" abe worb full-rime and attends PJ Sic&el il no onliury lady. Colutnbio Union Collqe at nipt,

Tile fourth of aix children. and whare ohc ia o condidlte for a din )I'OIInpst (by fi¥C min-) of bechelor'a tlqree in elementary die family's second act of twina. education. Siepl upired 10 become a cruise G...W II a-director oed o trolaer for the Not e¥CO her 16-y- military 'Mtalttloiitoa Redakiaa. She didll't ca..., coaid pull up SiCJCI'a cad .. in .... -· but what Orwnbclt 1'0011. '1 kwed pow­- br.t had ill own challatpa. iDI up in Oreenbclt," she aaya.

She Jtodutod with honon "I' •e -n o lot of plat:a ond from hip acboal o year early, there'a lllllhinJ lib ONoabDit. In then ened 1 badteior olacience - of the -*ioa II ...... a tlepee flonll'n1alburl State Uni- $3 million recNatioa PfOI'IIll· ¥111ity, whole she majoled in rec- Where elle do )1'011 fiad lhaiT' reatioa IIIICI minored in biolosy Sicsel arcw up mootly on and t1p0111 medicine. She wu a Map.._. Court. "We 11ft up lllldent nl.- in lpOIII_ medicine IJOi•ll to Greenbelt Lake. llld and aerved aa manaaer of the we - 10 die peol _, *1." uni¥ei'Jit)-'s NCAA. Di¥iaion 3 she said. '1 dlillt a.-iJ111t Ia 1 football lelllll. She Jfaduoted f~ .,._ to liw and nile ....... -laude. kids." .

Siolll - the only r-te in Sicpl 18)'1 Y1* julldaa't Ill collep ROI'C, - of o small lhe -- fl ~itt lfOUp or WODICD at lbat lima adler ..... ., ............ ...,..,luioaed In tbe militar)l. ia tbe •iii111'J' Ia a f_,_ Sbe - ail Ill - I -·· wilano I didn't "- two ,;/..,. depeciD--adtailllllrlliao ............ _ ... ,.. •. from lhe Uni•-itJ of tobry- ...,toady Ia .,.(ClltQ - iL. ' lllld. Collep l'ltrk; Nllntd ,_ Ia 1914. ....,. 1M ataned the .my • 1 mijar, llld -on ....,_ acltoallt tbe Uai..,..y Ill ........... die Y<JUIIIIIII pNOidenl of Marylollll • pall of ... -­of, ud -- - "' join. tar)l trllalq. lillfl lleroiiM a ... CINeabclt Llana a.b. ...... ia 0111. ..,. ...,...... ............. -.. __ .......... "-'" ......, of.... 0rma11y .. -.,.u

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I Letters to the Editor I Giw Us Your John

Hancock Please In order to be consideted

for publicalion, lc:a<n IIIUil be signed and the wri~er"s Dame. addren, and tdephooe raunber must be provu:led.

Anyone who h11 recently submitted an umi&ncd letter. one without contlct informa­tion, is 1nvited to resubmit it

' VICtim ol Teasing Noble is the Tibet .. Mutiff

101 a GHI doc!) who anacked a hild who resides on Research oad on September 16. I am one f the GHI raiden!J (one of sev· ·al residenu on Research Road, J1 JUSI GHI r<Sidenls) who wro1e

1 affidavit only to bock Noble's 111ncr's claim that one of the ru­>ns Noble hod become Jli'Oil"'S· vcly confronu.tional is that he td been tease<~ and taw'led by the lighborhood children. I hove wit· :ssal the tauriiH1s of my own do& td I find evidence well u tennis oils and rocks in my yard on a gular basis. So, I believe it wa& ghly hkely d1al Noble was laled . well. I want to add d1al the li­cked child wu not one of the ...... bul I believe he wu I Yic­n of the -.It and SO WM Noble.

I do not believe Noble should : returned to his owner nor do I ant Noble desrroyed. Every en­>Wll<r I hod wido him was a good "' and in the right hands, he will m a fine friend. The owner h.os =sed to take him to live OUI of ate with folks who can hondlc oe b<eed of our county decides nco • destroy him.

I am not attempting to shift the lame from the owner to the doc asers. A dog that larse is pota>­ally I huge liability and he llhJuld ave been left in his S-ft. hip :need-in yard instead of bein& :thefed in the front yard thai day. woold, however, like to take this pponunoty to educare the chil&ao 1 our neighborhood aboot dop nd the issue of l<rritory. A dos la101S and marks I taritory (,.._ lly ,,. yon!) as ill own and whon ne approocbeo tlw renitory the OK will issue 1 wamina. It ia est to quiedy walk by and i.....,

"' doc and eventually - clop 'ill icnore ~ and no lonF por­eive ~ u a thrcol. Ple.e know 111 doss in~t tauntina u a hallcnae and will become even """ agrasi'IC. Alrcody, ia the boena: of Noble, IIIOiher doa .... - alone the dri_, - tbo hild was aaa:ked is the 111p1 ~

.. inc teued. Let'• not ""' the !aF fur thito awful ..,_ apin.

To the deor child who - •­acked, I want to expreu my ~ IIJIIIPIIhy. I did 1101 .vishto .... ~poinbyiAIIIDit­tina my llfidavit. I JftY tllol )'011 and yota- fllllily wiD .. pat this and .... yota' IIIIDiionol and ....,... cal - heal quickly. c J, Clolrlpl

Not Jusl in GHI To add to the ............. by

Bob Sll)'dlr - -- tillod, .,.... Feacea Do Not Mate Qood Dap,"I-)'OIIilllltboq pralololle ia .... ~ to OHI. lliwl ill .. Llllnaad _,..,. ud - _,.,.t ODd ~ ·dopoll ... _l_..,..,._ incllliaaftor ........... bya ............... _ .. _ ..,...,, wlollo I - Jaaioa a.

mornin&. Thank God for the 1llou8hlful mobisl who pullod ova­and drove ""' ..., oafcly before I

- aa.:ked. Yes. this is for the reaidenu

who insist on k<epinJ their clop unleuhoed, and don't hove l(lllll> priate fencing and wlldlful eyea on their dogs. And, no, it doean't help to be walkinc be1ide your unleuhed do& either. It only takes seconds for a dog to 10 on punui~ in whido the situalion be­comes out of your control. Being a pet owner myself I catainly un­derstand the ripll to own and love peu, but are you really 10 pre­sumptuous to believe that your neipbon feel the same about be­inc approacbed by your pets? This is a ditaedit 1.0 rhoee many mon: responsible pet ownen who live in the city.

Since the city doean't hove an active animal control --. and we can conainly make ...,..... calh from the city for loose and un­leubed pets to keep the county bocklogsed for months, maybe the Pulllic Safety Advioory Bcood ought lO be commiuioned lO find a way to deal with the inaponlible own­ers who can't obey the law. After a11. 1oooe c1op (bi1 and 1111111) ..., I tineal lD public oafcly.

llogone tired cl iL o.r-. Squibb

Wflcrt Willt l:llce? Every day I walk from my

honle on RidJo Road lO Roosevelt ea-. And every day I witness can brcezins dwou&tt the llDp "11115 • tbo c-and o.nlonway 10-

ler'ICCtion. Driven iddom aocice pedestrians who ue ~"I the inrenoction. Thia il incNdibly dan­""""" and I'm r-ful dial aome­one is Pill 10 get hwt or killed someday 10011.

On Wedneoday, October 18 It approximalely 10:20 Llll., I was llqlpina out to a.. en.oena Rood toward the -1 - No cars wa-e in ....... I then - a car ap­proachina on my ri&hl. I cau· tioully continued to proceed, hop­in& .... the "'''lftJJchinJ ... would llDp • the llDp 1iJn. AI is IJpical. !lois ... did - -.p. but loopc go­in& dwou&tt the lliJII. To avoid hit­tine me, the driver ltill clid not ltop, but veetnd ber ..... "'*' the Mobil c:wt> and mode a ript to­ward the CcHJp.

I've hod seven! close calls at this intcBection~ noc to mention driven ydfina • me for bein& in their way. Buf I've h.od enou1h. Driven "" N>t obcyina tbe stop lipa becala they doll't have to worry about paiaa a ticket. I have.,.__, I oqu.i ... ticket­in& aayooe tllefe. So why ~·1 driven a>nlitue to lot-. .......... ?

Willi wiD it take for city and law .,.._ ollicilk ., make ... ICIIIIIIy llDp M IIIia ~­a? The body ~ a 11111ar citizen or yauaa child wllci .,.,... 't get _,_..,...?lclloloopthe Oreeallelt police to ......... un­marbd cu ..., C.-t and Clanleotway for a day aad - for .._._haw ...... itis. I *'clltlllt:naio .... IO-· . ..,... b ~ who diaalley-: .....

If IOIIICidliaJ iatl't G.e 100n, r.--..,..., a- o1 while

---·~­......... ._..._ 'llloay ia tloal I'll .......,. be iaa1llltl a ..,.. b ....... ptlllk ptqlllly.

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Recently I moved to Greoabelt because I wu attracted to the fiicndly ea~ and the pro­p118ive and toleroot lllitudea ~ the commumty. I am the proud owner of a wonderful Doberman Pinacher mix whom I ''leacucd" from the Wuhington D.C. animal shoelter. She is an "illlide" doa, meaning shoe is kept iD the -while I am 11 work. In the eve­nings we 10 for walks arouad the neishborhood or play iD the yud.

When I sumined a n:quest for a 4' fence to Greenbelt Homoes, lncorpontcd, I hod no idea that I would be vilifoed by memben of the Architecture· & Environment Committee and the GHI Boord· of Direcun. By means of oollusioo and prejudice. many of these "members" of the GHI commu­nity concluded that a ")ouna llirl" such as myself could not be ttusted to raponoibly care for my pet. Some memben of the two BJOUps questioned my motives for requesting a slightly taller fence, lilaling that they "cannot be ...,. that she (myself) is beinc honest with us when she uys that the dog is not viciout and that the dog will be kept i~U~e durinc the day." Others attacked my choice of dog breed; one porson 11 the meetina even stood up and uid that the next dog I get should be a Poodle. These typea of com­ments are extremely offensive and counterproducuve to the judicious nature of a Board Meeting. 1 did not come to the Board fur them to sanct1on my ~hotL'C of dog breeds. neither did I ask them to pass judsement on my ability to care for an ;~mmal based on my age or &ende-r. In fact. I came to the Boonl as a result of my desire to be rc~ponsible~ if il were not for lhe .:· variance requcsc I woukl al­reaJy have my fence in the ground and none of this ridiculouJ "pr1h.:edure .. woukf have taken ploct!!

Arter more than a monch of i~ appmpnatc and urnrtarnnced sub­JCCIIVt~m and deliberation, the Board of Di=tDrs YOitld to jp'llll my reque.1 for an CIOCqJiion; bow­ev~. 1t was a very '"ticht" YDie. I am very diuppoiraed tlw some members of these 10 called "Boards" are very quick to make categorically and praumptuously drawn conclusions bucd upon their own penona1 intolerana: of compamon animals.

Funhermore, u 1 socially and politically active )'OUI18 penon, I am happy to terVe u 1 member of a Board or commiaee when I feel that somoe poductivity will come out of my uperiencc. If

GHI wants 10 - - you~~~. progJeSsiYe, rapalllible people to

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Thunday, October 26, 2000

The Old Curmudgeon

"'t's all •boat rree tlllerprlae and IOftramenl lntenentlon!"

this commwlity, (whido they claim they do) perhapo they should re­""*- the pwpooe ar t11eae com­ntiaoea and lloud5. The poid of - ...,..,. is to evaluale policiel, procedurea, and requeou objec­tively, fairly, and judiciously. In the case clvariance ""JUJ'l'l, t11eae 1Pwp1 ahould loot II each request on a .,_ by case basis rather t1wt catecorically opposing each and every request of a certain type. As a responaible pet owner, I do not

appreciate bein& "raked over the coals .. when I am trying to be concilialDry to my flCi&hbors.

Sanll Schairer

Help with Health Insurance Issues

The Senior Health lnsUl'lnce and Auistance Program (SHIP) of Prince Georce's County is seoeking individuals willing to volunr.eer five to len hours per week assistin& senior citizens and disabled persons with health insurance issues. Training and guidance will be provided. In­terested persons would work in the HyattsviUe area. For more information, contact Julie Neal at 301-699-2893.

Antique, Classic Can at Cadillac Show Antique and clauic Cadillacs

will be on display 11 the Annual Fall Cadillac LaSalle Show beina held at Capitol Cadillac Com­pany. 6SOO Capital Drive, on Sunday, November S. The show begins ll 10 Lm.; awanla will be presented at 3 p.m. Approxi-

matcly 60 can will be on display both inside and out, rain or shine. Admiuion is froe. For additional information and details call Bill Brown at 301-424-00S9. or Ben Berman, 703-437-6820, of !he Potomac Rqion Cadillac:-LaSalle Club. ,,.. .... ,, ..........

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New Year's Ew Commillee Meals

The Greenbelt New Y011's Eve Corruniuee is currently finalizinc the pi- for this. year's celebra­tion. With only a couple of montha to 10· New Year's Eve will be here berote lone. There will be fireworks, muaic, magic, .. act-involved" activitiea~ a the­atrical production and much more. Thoe one tbinJ the com­mittee could uae. bowcva, is more volunteer participation. The noext committee .-ina is Monday, October 30, at 7:30 pm at the Community Center. Stop in and beeome a member of this lfO'Jp.

Explore Old Films On Friday, November 3, the

film "Seven Chances," a I~ comedy clauic will be shown at Explorations Unlimited. Teddy Primack will introduce and show the film. Buster Keaton stan in the hilarious story of a younc man who mUll marry by 7 p.m. if he is co inherit seven million dollm.

The film will be preceded by the Laurel and Hardy "pay-bock" comedy shon, "Bic Businaa." Ston and Ollie try 10 sell Cbrist­mu treea door-to-door in 1111111y California until they - a reais­tant Cllllomer. The film wu hon­ored 11 "a cenified American masterpiece" by the Library of Conpeas and put on iu all-tin1e lill of cinema clalica.

Explorations Unlimited is a speaker aeriea held evay Priclay from I to 3 p.m. II the Commu­nity Center in the senior clau­room. Everyone is welcome to

attend ODd q-x.n. are -­aced. Call 301-397-2208 for more inronnalioll.

Melody..._....._ RHSU.

Baha'is Offer Popular, Folk Music Proglmn

The Baha'is of <nenbelt iD­vite the public to hear the Melody Mt-. from M<wpntown. Weal V'KJinla, performlna "The Hidden Word&." The froe pro­pam will be held on Saturday, October .28, beainnins 11 7 p.m. at the Oreotlboll Contmunity c... ter in the multi-purpoae room. The piOIJIIII lncapanlel scrip­- from aevaal telipoua tradi• tiona and 20 aonp cut in a va­riety or popular ODd folk atylea. Developed by poet and muaician Rob Shaw, the perfonnen are his fomily and otbot linacn and 11111-

licia .. fmm ~ inckd­inl .. venl children and youth. Shawh.os~inan-. ally dioaae oollection of m,.ical llylea ODd playa a variety of in-

-· Folltm111k:-n. Sllaw's lint."- a---. to bis natiye Welt Virptria in 1990 lila a .... y.an ill the Caribbeall &lid Ltllla AmcricL He liap i• Spllliall .. often • BnaJiab. It II far all apo. a. holaeolll ... be ....s.

Genealailcal ~

:t:~~u.l Coualy <Jeaoalotlcal Sc>-cidy will ttpCIIIIt; .. "Sel-dom Used Mlcroftllll CJo. -'<>tlical Recanllll the Nalional An:biYM" from 7-9 p.m., w...-lay, No-

-- I, M the a-nbell Library, II c.-ent Rd. Part iD the ,_ and - the pound-level -.nee. A brier buaiMu mcM­ina will update aaondoa on up­Cillllina Society activitioo, follows! by a short ~ bleak, and t~cn the aucst speaker for the evenina. Guests are welcome. For inforauDon call 301-262-2063 (Wedat:adays only).

Merit Medal Wmner Sought by Lions Oub

The local Lion• Club would like to remind the community that it's the time of year when the Lions Club will select a resi­dent 10 receive the Lions lntema­tiooal Medal of Merit.

Atlhetlarary Cldltlra'l ,....._

Tueadll)', Ootaber 31, 7 p.m. Cllllhlapn. Apt 5 to 8.

Thuradlly, ""-ber 2, IO:IS Lm. Dlap-Ja s.ary.time. Ages 3 lD s.

II: 15 a.m. Toclcller Time. Two-year-olda and parenl or

care-&i-· Atholl,...._

Satunlay. NoYember 4, 10:30 Lm. PnetJy Pl.._ llmrkshop for adultJ.

Poetry Plus Changes Meeting Dale

Since die Oreeftbelt library will be c"-1 for the November II holiday, the Poelry Plus dis­cusaion aroup will meet this month on Satunlay, November 4, from 10:30 Lm. to noon at the library to talk lbout the poems of the Oreok poet, C. P. Cavafy. The poup is opal ., all who en­joy poeay. Thole ~ted may brina ~ 10 be copied for the poup lD reed.

The award is the hi&heat rec- .,._u __ ._Club · opition beR:rwed on a nonmem- VUIUall ,...... . ber for meritorious and excep- 11y R.a ........ tiona! work in the community. Nick Ptqo1a pnllided over the The recipient may roceive feCOI· October 18 Birthday/Halloween aition for a ain&lc contribution, Pony. an act ~ hcloilttt, or lona-tertll "-t Haacley announced that lllrYicc IIIII dedleatlon whlcb baa volu.-a are nended to help the -'ted in oultin& the COttlliiU- kinderaarte• children become Dity a beaa' pr.te 10 U'IC. computer aman. 1r interested

mec.d olrlciala. while Ia or- coNact HueleJ. 0t1 October 27. fice are IIIII eli&il* b recopi- Hucley will __... making tiori. nis ia to elimlute aay tloccnlions wid! Cllriltmas earth. pouible confilcu or perceived Sulllhinoe chair Betty Petroff conlllc:ts iD portlun politica or II- sent notea of cheer to Florence ,._, Holly, Nanna Van Allen, Bill

Nomiuatlotls abould supply a S.X.. 1nc1 Shep Odom. Arlene ahort IWTIIIivc stalin& why the . &>u-. Memllenhip Colllmittce, nominee cleaerves recoanltion. IIII10UtiCetl the followina llinltday Provide dotaill and specific sup-~ l'llylllo Budill, O..Va poll inronnation. Send the nomi- Halley, ,_. ~. Nlclt Pa­nlliotl to: Lions Club, P.O. Bo• aola. Ilorria&loa !loin, Raymond 677, ClreeDbelt, MD 211770. The Scatel, Jolin 'lllylar, 11.a11at TtmtU deadline Ia Ntwember IS. and Alberta Tompkins. ne

Thoe club'a lkwd of 01-. birthday drawlna wu won by wiD review all nomlllllionl fur fi- Ro~!ert Temll. The 5QI50 draw­nal .. lection in No>oember. Pre- ina' wa• won by Dolorea aentation of the award wi II be Capocoato and Vita l'erpJia. - II the annual holiday meet- On October 29. retMmber to inc December 11. chance your clocks, set the,.

back one hour. November I will be a board/business ,_.,

ror­-... 301-47+8171

d'oe«Nne 5to7:3Dpm

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Gil...,.. The fall ...... seed ODd bulb

sale will be held fmm 9 Lm. un­til noon on October 28 • the OlD office&. Blood~ 101tiJ11 is avail­

ablo Wedneaday, No¥Omber I from 2 to 4 p.m. in die !loud Room.

Tbe reaulu acbeclulecl board -... fur the month .... Nov. 2 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Room. Memben ue en­couraJIOd lD anoncl.

Don't Forget to Vole ... · For fcMrie Book

Choosin1 the ne•t president won't be the oaly vocln& declaion Prince~ will .. ., malic on November 7. The Prince <Jeorse's COUIII)' public Ubrary is giving radon all ovor the cotlllty, adults and kids, an opponunity 10 vote for an all-lime favorite children's book durina the libnry system's Elect-A-Book campaip. Wedneaday, November I th!OUJb Tucjaday. November 7. The cam­paip providea a fun activity for chilchn to .. imolvnd iD the -tiona! o1ection fnlnz)' and II a1ao I promotion for National Chllthtt's Book ~ wbic:l1 ia "-'- 9 tluoup 13.

Book Ioven can ao to t~e Children's Room of their local li­brary and call a vote for four top favorites - boob u cluaic u "Charloae's Web," "'reen Bus and Ham," and "Sounder" or u contemporary u the Hany Potter oeriel.

Elect-A-Book ballot boxeo are on display Ia eYflt'J ........, library. Winninc boob will be poiiOd 011

the library'• website durlaJ Children's Book Weot. For -information on the Elect-A-Book campaign or Children'a Boot Week activiticl in the library, or to set t~e addreu of a local branch library, 10 to the library's web lite ll www.prse.lib.md.ua, or call 301~3500.

SHL.fal.lllf..:, .. , .... _,...······ --~·-11 ...... ~--~ p.ia. aa ......,,.....A.IIIt the fllllillllot II 922111 Sprill&bl1l Lane. Brine a C&tiRtld lbotl m ~ to local people in .-.

Sponsored by die O..nhclt Neichborhood Improvement l'oml, the-,_ ..... I c:oObat, police, file ......,_ aad p11bHc worta Inlets, storytellina by Balla Jamal Koram the Storymaa, a•d ebllthn'a ....... For - la­formatlon, call 301-34,·5417. For information in cue of i• clement weather, call 301-474-SS~.

eon.un-Co-op Hcildl Annual Milling lb. 4

1'llo Oreoilbefl· eo-- eo. operati¥0 will hold ill aa•ual ....... s-dly, Naoaltl.- 4 • 10:., ..... ill tbo ~ ._ f/1 tbo c-.lty c-.

Reparta wiD lla ~ by die Co-op atore _,.,,Bob

Daria, ODd -· Jae 'llmer. In addition, electionl will take plactl for two positions on the Board of DiRetora. Both Paul Rail and Dorrie Batea are at !hoe ertd of their tenna.

Any member of the Co-op may be IIOIIIinaled for a pooltion on the board. !loud _...,. are relpOIIIillle far tile opentlatt

o(the ............. lllll-­a 1111111111. 'l'haee ...._. .-to fill out I nominatlal farm, aYallable fmm the coopentive's o11'1c:e, ODd obtain the .....-. ~ • loall five metttbetl wllo lllp­poll their cudidacy. The com­plclnd ronn and sipahlla muat be retumed to the oftlce by No. vember 3. Anyorc with quoolionl about the election proceas c•a contact Toon Laal- at 301-474-l507 or Jim ~ 11 301• 47~

All 1111mben &lid aay otben 1--.1 Ito the wwldap ol tbo OleeaWt c-.~ are oncouraaed to attend thla meetina. Rermll- will be served and door priJa will be awanled.

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Mattie H. Siegel Mattie H. Sieael, 91. a

Greenbelt pion=. died of consea­ti\le hean failure on October 12. 2000 at her home in Greenbelt She had been a Greenbelt resident for more than 62 yem.

M". Socgel was born in weatem Nunh Carolina. In 1935 5hc came to Washmgcon, OC to work ll lhe Epl!.cupal Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital. which later be· ~.:arne S1bley Hoipital.

She met her futute hUiband. Wil· ham (Boll) Siegel on a blind date in 1935. They wen: nwried in 1937. Manie and Bill mowd 10 Oranbdt on Apnl, 1938, firsr 10 50-B Crea· cent Rd .. then 23 · D Ridae Rd. in 1939 and then 10 their CUrTCI1I reoi· donee on Northway in 19S8.

Mariabner Maria n.-. Ioac-limo .-.

and familiar face 10 --of Gteenbelten, died peacefully on Sunday, Octobco' 15, 2000 after a brief bout with luna aoncer. She would have been 91 ~ of age in November. Mrs. Turner, who was born in Switzerland. came lO

Gr<enbelt in 1965. She was a li· censed beautic•an and worked for many yean II Ben Franklin on the Center until 1t do5ood

Known for her quick wit and youthful energy. Mrs. Turner could be seen walk1ng bnskly around the loke, bowling JO pms at a local alley, or greeting power>-by while she enJOYed a lit on one of the benches around town. AI the qe of 85. 5hc c:ompleled 1 seruor citizen marathon and frequented dances md exercise cllues at the Gr<en Ridae House. Though she lllowed down in the paR oouple of yean. she rellincd her zest for hfe llld her independence.

Frienda are uked 10 attend a memorial acrvicc a1 G<een Ridge House. Zl Ridp: Road. ..._, Mrs. Turner lived for nearly 20 years. The service will take place on Thunday. Nowmba' 2, ll 3 in the afternoon. Memorial donations should be directiOd 10 o-n Ridge House Reaealion in Mn. Turner's name.

~-I Sf. GNgary dudl Hold's Holiclay lazaar

l'alaled at tbc St. 0repy B)'ZIIIIIiae Cllholic Cburclt llolidly bazaar on Salurday, N.,_,.,.. 4, wiUbec:rafta,l!ifts.llllic--. I nllle and bekc ..... Homemade Eutcrn European foods will be available for lunch and carry out. The baz.aar will run from 10 a.m. 10 4 p.m. and " free, with parkins available. Call 301-552-2434 for roon: informallon. The bazaar is not open to vendors.

Center for Talented Youth Seeks Students

Gifted children in grades two lluough eighl are onvited 10 join the 2001 loons Hopkins Talent Search. Conducted nationwide since 1979 by the Center for Talented Youth (CrY) at loons Hopluns. the CrY Talent Search provtdes families with informauon about a child's academic talent and connects fami· 1iea to a national raoura: for l!iflcd childral. The search is open 10 -denls who have i<.'ored al the 97th pc:ra:ntile or above on CUil'efW: stan-­d.diz.ed tests. Participating stu­dents loke above-grade level tall al kxatiom ncar their home. The ap­plication fee 1s $29 ($20 for chil­dren in grad"" 1wo 1hrough four). Forms = avaolable from a school counselor or gifled coordinator or by calling CTY at 41().516-0278. Dcadlmes arc 1n mid-November. Visu www.jhu.edu/g1ftcd for rncwe information.

AI·Anon Changes Meeting Time

The Gr<enbek Friday Ni&ht AI· Anon .,_ing Will be cban&in& its

Healber Lyae MatlbeWI\ aad Nell Hoatoa Wlliou1bby

Matthews-Willoughby Edwin and San!h Matthews of

Aberdeen. Maryland. III1I10UIICe the enpsement of their dauthter, Heather Lynn Mlllhewa, 10 Neil Huoaon Wdioualllby. aon of Willilm 11111 Tbaa Wdlouaflby of Gnoenbe1t.

The IJridH>be is I 1993 gnWo a of Aberdocn ffi .. School and I

1997 8)'adua of Froottours Uriver· sity, ..._, 5hc earned a BS. dcpee in rnus communicatlca. She ls CUI<I'IIIy ""1'k>Yed by the Dilcowry 01annei in Bethcoda.

The pospcctive groom is a 19'll graduale of Eleanor Rooseveh Hogh School and a I 996 gradua1e ol Froatburg Universily, where he earned a B.S. dcpee in finance. He is cmmly ""1'k>Yed by the Ameri­a..l..qpaiiOive ~Council m Waohingkln. D.C.

A Nowmbor wedding is planned at the HaVR: de Grace Preobytcrian Ouch. 1bc coup'e will res1de 1n Bt.nonsville.

Mrs. SieJel added into the She wu aJao active in her Gteenbelt conununity irnmediU:ly arandchildrm'a livea, taking pride and became imol~ in varioua as· in all their accompli*-ts and pects ot a.-.belt ~~e. She nolilhed maiUns ..::h one feel special. She her role u a mother 10 four dau&h· is survi~ by .....,. .,-dchildren. ten. She instilled on her doushtcn. William (Ciwck), Sherry, Liu, and arandchildren many of the Laurie, Rebacca (Becky). James q1011itia 5hc had learned from her and Sol. She aloo IOdr. dcli&ht in mother: her love of family, her ere- her tal pa&..,..ndcllildla alivily. her - for leomina. and The fllllily ....-. M 111<1110-lhat quality in all one does il imp><· rial donatiouo be made lo the tant. Anail:an U.,. Alaocialion or 10 a

moetins time 10 8 p.m. bqinnina r::~~~~~~~~~~=~c;==~==~~ on November 3. The meelina place 1 ~ on the second floor at Mowatt United Methodist Chun:h, 40 Rodge Road. The final October ..-mg wiD llko plal:c al 8:30 pm. She was a seamatre11 chorily of onc'o choice.

extraordinaire, l1llkins n.- of her r.======o=:=:::===il children"• clotbet in all the '-t ~1 You're stylca. and then uled the ...,_ I Welcome mall:rial 10 l'ullion fabaloua Cllllfiu ,f for their dolls. Flower .... vea· Here etable prdcooins wae a _.., lhe St. Geo-' had for her CIIIR life. She- en ·e- S accomplished cook. and llllllklmea UE.pi!i~pat Church were always apacill, m1 Gilly for the aood food; but al10 for die Bi I I oW aP frienda thai - """' ..-. She car.ral--- SUNCI'IY M\SS. I 0 00 11M

MUNIOfl".i. BUILDING made her .... I ..... b flmiiy (111564) ..... Dolo

and friend&. Family _. ._. ro- -~~~(Ill ~~0.: SERVE UIIMMST member her as a 1ov1as. kllld, cro-ative and IIIOdeat ....-. Her 301·263-3:185 AT S.O.M.L memory ia a -·to he ellll'- .....,...._ c.--.--.-ishad. ,_,._~-- --...... "'" -

Mn. Siqel Ia a.vived by her _..,..._, Meet at S! Hugh~ St;;l]ggj husband. Willilm (BiD) ~- ............... LOt 6001\M

dauahten and their .... Col* ~~~~~-~ .......... ii~ijiiii~iii!~!:::!=::~~~~ A. Siesel, Lena E. (lletiy) Md Neiaon Rodpo. BiUic J. _. a,de c a.-. a-y ... 10m 111c1ra. ire4~nllldt ommunity ·Church

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101 GREENHill ROAD 301-47 ...... 212 Dr. Mark jolsnsoe, Pastor

10 llldgl! IIDad. Gftrbell 301-474-9410

SUNMY

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RC!! DaeHwa Park. Pastpr ""' perwru from all races and clAtlral bacl<gounds ~ Wl!lcorne. ~arn to serve OYist.

ICIIIDUUa ......,., .. ao, 11 • .-.

........ p.-. Daily Mut: Ala-.xl

Saonaient of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:4S-4:4S p.m. Rev. 1'1lollla F. Crowle)', l'llllllr

Rev. R. Scott Hurd, l'lttoral Aasociate Port nme MiJiiltry

IT. IIUGII'I CAftiOLIC CHURCH 135 c.-t ._., Greealldt, MeL

HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH A Sllp/wl Mlnlatty ~

Suoday Worsblp Services 8:30and 11:15A.M.

Education Hour lO:OOA.M.

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BIJtlm Deocllirdttolline · GAC's Doclor Faustus Featunll Shng Leads

by !WIIolo.llooolrldl Does the name Chriatopher

Marlowe IOUnd familiar? If one talks about William Sholcetpeare. on the other hand, many people immediately UIOCiall: Elizabethan theater and have at least a fair knowledge of Shakeapeare's beat known plots. Thili., however, is not true when one mentions Marlowe, (born in 1564. the same year as Shakespeare) who many scholars conli.ider to be a close equal to the much more fa. mouo Shakespeare. Unlike Shakeapcare. Marlowe died II 18" 29 and therefore only wrote a few playa. "Dqc:tor Fauatua." which currently runs at the Gteenbelt Ana Center. is one of the belt known.

Marlowe's aoun:e for die p.y wa• a famouo Oermaa lesend (the wne 1- uacd b)' Johanll Wolfs••& von Ooetbe for hla play "Fauat"). It wu writtell around IS88, when Matiowe wu .-Iy 24 yem old. Thin .. sevenol editiaaa of die p.y. Tbe

two - popullr OlD he"" been publiahed in 1604 and 1616. ro­specti...,ly.

Orou:hen Jacoba, who diJet:led this difficult play for the Greenbelt Arll Center, Uled an "amalpmaled" tcxt for her pro­duction.

Anyone 1101 too familiar with the atory ia adviaed to lltUdy it before aeeinJ die play, 10 that one can enjoy the perfoniiiiiCe without havias to worry about the ............ the ....,._ confuains plot (thon are over 40 chancten).

Easentially, die play ia about Doctor FIIUIWS' lou of Clod and experi- wilh biKk map: and devil wonlrip. MephiiiDphela (a lord of devlla). IUIIIIIIOIIOd duries one of FaUIIUI' block map: ICI­slona, promises Fau5tua wealth, power. and Ionaevity, in exchange for his aoul.

Whcrcu the German version focuse• on Faualua' atrussle to repent and be aaved by Ood, Marlowe's play centers on Fauatua' blasphemy and his un­willinaneu 10 lad a monl life 10

save himself from damnation.

'J1Ia Ger.-~ (PIIII ....... ) ........... (\'ktor Carr)

1oo1< .... et 1M p..,...... ·-·a-...... , ... _... from CllrllleflllrMarlowe'o o--............ ~Arll Cea-ter. T'lllalllnefrlanlallle ........... ue,_,_.., Cbrlot)o Mylb ad SUuoa Fla.

lillie job cutin& two compatible acton wllo conquered both bu· IIIOI'OUI and dromalic IICOia.

laa Blackwell Roaera, who p.yad Robia, Bruno, Co.­neaa, Moriao, and I devil, aliO had 1 peat aiaht on ..... It Ia obvioualy in tbiiiCIOt''l blood to ponray exaaaented characten with- and ............ y.

Other noteworthy acton in· eluded Larry Oravea u Lucifer and Benvolio, who handled thete disaimilu characten with bite . Flll1her. the audience was pleased with Victor Carr aa the Pope, Fitlt Scholar, and Carter; Krilti Fletcher, 11 the Evil Angel, Lechery. and a hoateu; and Chriaty Mylka, u the Good An· act. and in many other rolet.

,...._,_ArtCODia'

sported butterfly like wingo, wberw the Evil Angel was .......... with bal wlap.

Tbe 101 dellp by Ray Flynt and Rebecca Clark Plynt wu ideal for •••Y quick scene chaal"', the tiiOCid of the play, and, particularly, the climax in the t8at acene. It was kept aimple and plain. Air i,.llnce, F.-' IIUdy was porlnlynd u a spooky. dark room with minimal fumiJbifts. This kililated easy ..... - for die ..any aetorl involved _. alloMd badiiCIOn

and audialce 111 foc:ua on -· rather tbaa .....ory.

Up and IOUIId deaip b)' P,. ter Hlllllphrey, Jeamf• Lopdon. Jennifer Quinn, and n.. Youna complimented set and costume&. Musical interludes by "Death Can Dance" creaied the ~. Other choice• i nciuded Cui Orff'a "Carmina B11r1111," 81111 many a liahtning and lllullderilll IOUnd effect.

.. Nlk Wiilll ...-.. ted.,. llladl-llltlell lly ..... mooqal-. 11le ..W. js·olli­mately fatal to the birdt ao the pnooenco of dead bird& ia somethin& of which to be aware.

The MD Department of Agriculture hu opened a dead bird hotline at 1-888-584· 3110. People wbo discover a dead bird are ubd to call die hotline. A seriea of q..oou will be aaked to determine whether or not to pick up the bird. Individual• will be in­ltructed to wear hand pralee· tion, to double bas the bird and place it on ice. Should no one arrive within 24 houn to claim the bird, It may be di•poaed of.

Aa of October 17, the hotline hu not rec:eived 811)' · calla from die a.-bek -.

. o.a...,. . II Lm. ID 4 p.m., Colaaial EM)' will be held 011 the "-Peele< Maaaion pwncll in Laurel. Thla historical ..,_..,tment will rea­lift aoldien and camp followera Hvins u they -.ld dtlliDa m~<>­~~~l'lo1lclpiaallwill ha"" the opparlllllit110 llllt Ill die aoldlen. baar period -"'· IIIII purdlale .... ,._ c:rdlplaple. Ia additiqa, there will be ..._.. on activitiea fer cblldra

n.ee.,..isfneaad-of the lllllllioa will be aYIIIable for I ftOIIIiMl fae. Air fwtlllr itlb· lllltioa. Call 301-1153-1376; TI'Y 301-699-:ZSW; www.ppllll.canl.

A Congressman we can Be Proud Of ...,._~working for ,_,AI_IO

eliminall! lhe tax penalty for gelling mllried ond to ..........

tax on osta1es under SS million. And lor using OAI ""'*- Ill

elomina!O our debl by 2013. This will keep - I'IIIIS down. continuo our economic: glll0¥th and insufe lhe Sllbilly of

Social Secunty and Mediare.

.... ~voting to __ _

-and lo prDYide our IOQS with tha besllKhnology in tha world and our men and wcmen in uniform with tha PI¥ n bonelils they deoeNe and nied. AI grim a this aubject mi&ht

sound, the play i1 actually very funny. Jacoba' cut did 1101 miu the play'• ..._ cUina their ICC· ond perbmanc:e on Salunlay Qc • tober 21. Orqory Brien, in the Iitle role, played excellently alonaaide Eric Dauahtry aa MephillqlbcleL The relalionlhip of thete two chanctcn is eaen­tial u they have more linea and playtime tbln - other chan<:· ten combined. Jacoba did a r ....

Some cbaractcn. however, had difticulty with the play, its lan­SUIIJC. and the several very dif· ferent rolca uaianed to them. Several acton did 1101 come alive until die ead of the play. Occa· aiCMily, one noticed quite a few confuaed, rather than amuled, facet in the audience.

The coatumea by Jennifer BrQD, R<:becca Clark Plytll, Joan J..:obt. and Hopi AUCibldl. bow· ever, wse creoti"" and appropri· ate. A nice idea, for example, included that lhe Good Angel

Anyone wantins 10~1 Marlowe step 0111 Shakeapeare'• shadow aat1 ested in Doctor Fauatua' li may enjoy thio play on and Saturdays II 8 p.& November II with s.dll)' .Mali nea at 2 p.m. on Oclaller 29 and NovemberS.

~ ~ ----kaeping 3000 jobs at the IQvll Surface W.rf..e Conter-lncllln Held IIIII

1600 jobs a~NESfA-51. Inigoes. And ensuring thlt N..air II

Pax Riwr grows and 11!1T11ins tho prwmier lirtmt ~ n d<wlopmont conM< In the world and uponcls Its tachnologiCII

capM>im;e, OYOn fllther.

301-411-11770

TEDI<UMAN "lllrtynllogy: The '-kin 81111 o.- ol DMttt"

P8lnlngl, .,_.,­......................... 20, 201111.

EXHIBIT HOURS Through November 20 • 2000

Mon. ·Fri., 11om - lpm Sat.l-4pm

Also opm durin& GAC paformanas of Dr. Faustus Fri. 6r Set. CWD~np: October 27 lhrough

Novaabor 18,11· IOpm Sua. orsen-: OciDbor 19 6r N-"cr 5, I • 4pm

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.-eN- ~strongly supporting using part of out

""""""'---· prtMdo -quoilllad IIIChon. ond - qulilly and ICtiMIIblity in - schaolo .

ac-•• ~ ligh1ing to IIIMCI- NtCI If

,__-,_MI.- lJr CNIIing I~

gunnllld • .tfonllblt ~ drug blnllit undar Mldlcn ond Is daWminld to P1B I INI hlianls' Iii of llighls that

puiS pilianll ond doclorl in chargt of hullh CM decisions. not

HMOiond ._..,.,. CllllftPII'IIs.

-~··· .._. hll lhelllllty ondthe c.,... to NP'.-t ~beat inllinclllllll ~ ......... in tha Congrwss.

Treats, not Tricks For Halloween

Halloween can be safe and happy for children if parents make sure there are no tricks in tt\e Halloween creats. Parents who are concerned about thcu children's Halloween JOOdies can take a few llep& to be sure thai children 'li treats are safe to eat

Rose Ann Soloway, clinical tolicoloaill at the National Capi­tAl POOon c..-. o111on tho fol. lowina advice: aive cllildrea • favorite meal befO<e they ao triclr.-«-treali,. 10 they won't be too tempted to 1nack; i!IICnlet cblldrea not 10 ample Ill)' p>OCI­ies before pllina home; iDipect all Halloween - before dtil­cken eat them; diocanl any ..,.. wrapped &oocliea; diocard any homemade aoodies, unleaa you ""' certain who providod .-; inopect fruits to be ...., that lila 1kln i1 iniK!; inapect .......... candy to be ...., lhll the .... pen ate int..:t. If you '.re .,.,. cemed, cut iiiiO fruill and caady to be sure thai they look the way they lhould.

Do not take candy to be •· rayed. X-rayo conno1 ddoct -ilema that could be i..med into foods. Visual i!llpCICiion il bollor. Then: is already 111 inaased rill< of children being hit by can on Halloween ni&ht. Don't add 111 unneceuary car to the road!

Tricks in the Halloween trea11 ue very uncommon; ~. if parent& ha'le concerns about candy thai my have been ..,. pond with, they can contact the police dcpallment. If parents tiWok thai - .... been poi­.-!, the llalf of the Nllionol Copiw Poilon ea. wiU 11e on ~ ...... aadonwy nl&ht- Tile 24-lloolr ......,.. Ia 20U25-3333.

eo.tun.~ AI Youlh Cenlar

On Monday, October 30, the Greenbelt Recreation Department '1 annual Costume Contett and Paude wiJI take ploce outside the Youth Center. bo&inoina promptly Ill 4 p.m. Be there early to pre-rea11tcr children Ia the proper .. clll· qory: I 112 10 2 yean. 3 and 4 yean. kiaderpnen, .... 1 and 2, pcles 3 and 4, or padeJ S and 6. No ..........- lifter 4 p.m. -.but cbildren II'C -­apd to Jhow r1lf their ~ COIIlume. Tbi1 iJ a free event followed ~y t pert_, of Maady the ClowL

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Trick-or-'hat Fun AI Greenway Cenlllr

o.-.y Caller will ._ its an11U11 IIIOrc-to-siOre Halloweea Triclr.-«·T- on Saturday, OcfA>. ber 28, 2 to 4 p.m. Cootwned childml ..,.. 12 and Wider may go -.e to &tore to collect Hal­loween candy. Candy will be <lillribured while supplies last.

The e-11 is sponsored by the men:llants of Greenway Center and Combined Propenies, Inc., lliiDIIi"' ...., ..

o..m..y Caller is loc:alcd on a.-.bell Rood at the Baltimore­~ Parkway (Rou~ 29S) in Onalbelt.

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Campfire, ToO Tales AI Marietta House

Sit around a .-ina campfire and lislal to wl tala and IIIOries of 11ranae happeniap that are baaed on Mlryland history. The proaram will be held on the pounda of Mtrieaa Houle Mu­seum, Glenn Dale, on Saturday, October 28 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Participants of all aacs are wc1c:ome to the roorina campfire. liRa! 10 -ytolli,. by one of the belt, rout monhmalloWI, lip hot cider, and munch on cookies and popcorn.

There iJ a nominal fee. For further informtlion. call 301-464-5291; 1TY 301-699-2544; www. ptpllb.c:om.

Jac:lt~ Ewnt Wdl Be on Saturday

A puml?tin carving contest will be held in front of the New Deal Caf~ on Saturday, October 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. Participant!. .-1 to bring a carvins tool and pumpkin ar a caned Jack-0-lan­tem to the New Deal Caf6. On this Jack-0-Night, the Caf6 will serve pumpkin pie, whipped cream, hot apple cider and hot coc:oa. There will be prizes for bolh children and adults. This evat1 will be conducted by mem­bers of the Committee to Save the Green Belt: Costumes arc optional. For information call 301-474-6701 ..

Beltway Mall Holds Halloween Festivities

On Theaday, October 31. 6 to 7 p.m., childml can visit the mall witch in a shoulisb house at Beltway Plaza Mall Center Coun for Halloween IDyl and the IIOreS

for yummy treau. Brina all ~ and goblins ases 2 to 12 years for a safe, warin and run time.

A cootume c:onte1t will be held at 7 p.m. Contestants can sign up Ill Center Court for one of the followina categories: Cutell (2 to 12 yean), Scariest (2 to 12 yean). Moot Ori&inal (111y •a•>· The prizes in eocb cateaory are: lot place, $100 mall sift certifi­cate; 2nd place, $SO mall lift cer­tifocat£; and 3rd place, $2S mall gift certificate.

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bJ....,. ...._ After Evans identifiCcl all Flies, beollet, ants, tennites, the roaches, ants, flies, beetlel,

pillbuas. and other creepy, and moth1,l68 in1ects were crawly buJI were a major counted and cateaorized into topic on the Oreenbelt Homes, seven, orden and 46 families. Inc. . (0~1) Woodlands At one survey •i~ in a low ly-~ommottee 1 Aul"'t 15 meet- ina area with an inter.,ittent tng agenda. Ken~ J~ahoda, stream nearby. flies Woodlands C~mmottee . accounted for 7S per-chau, summanzcd the cent of the insects col-committee's work ·. lectcd. At the second over th~ last two .. site, a drier upland years, dtscuued rc- ,.. . area more densely cent insect survey re- .:~:~~" ,'-' •• ··. forested. plant suck-suits and planned a ... crs and true buas fall foliaae tour. . represented about 70

Acuvc stcwardahtp of percent of the population coi-GHI's woodlands is a role the lected. Ants, beea and waspo committee took ~n as part of represented the next larscst an aarccment w•th the Mary- population at both sites. land Department of Natural Evans noted that the dominant Resources (MD~R). MDNR population at each site was desaanated OHis forest acre~ true to the nature ot the site. age as aariculturtl for which Flies need water to breed. GHI receivoa • tu reduction. Plant suckers and true buss For that reduc:bOn.' GHI •creed (have a forewing with half a to a courae of IICIIOn to protect wins) feed on leaves, plants, the forest, to monitor the mammals, and other buas. ..1 forest's heal.th, and.'~ _offer was surprised the surveys wen:: for~st cducataonal actlvttaes to so different from my rccollcc~ restdentl. tion of the samples .. said

Seven plots in OBI's forest Jahoda. ' have been clcaipaled 11 moni- . These insect surveys will torina: aitcs. Committee mcm- serve 11 b1Kiinea for future ~en perform various mainte- surveys. Jf in further IUfVCys, nance tuka, take measure~ specific insect population ments and do analyses on counta increase or decrease the.se aitea to monitor the dramatically, this would indi-forest'l health. In the past ca~ a change in the fO<eal en-two yean, members have tned vironment. Evans recom-sevenl erosion con!-'ol ~eth- mended annual sheet surveys ods, performed tra1l ma1nte- on all seven of OHI's sites u nance, and lteld foreot clean- a quick, easy 1urvey method. ups.

For the forell cleanups, which yielded such diverse itoml 11 aaattrcsaes, couches, sleepina baas. a shoppins can, electric pi Ill, and even' the in­nardl of a piano, the city pil:kl up the debris lhat volunteers haul to a nearby meet curb. ''The city hu been very sood to us," Jahoda said. Recently. the Public Work• Depanment has bea.un leavina a dump truck near tht: cleanup site and pickina it up later makina it easier to collect the debris.

ln-t survey• are a pan of the commiuoe's lllOilitorins ac­tivities. At two different sica over a few cveninp this A"· gu11, OHI member Jay Evans, a BARC entomolo&ilt who specializes in b"mblebee re­search, led the survey• 'with hi1 wife Franchesca, another BARC colleaaue and several Woodlands coaomittee mem­bers and supporters.

lOG-Yean-War At MarieHa Mansion

La Belle Compaanie will ponray variou1 upeets of the Hundred Years War between England and France on Satur­day, October 28 from II a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marietta Mu­seum in Glenn Dale.

Thi• !ivins history encamp­ment will recreate the lifestyle of soldiers, as well u the fam­ily unit. Cooking. creating u~ mor, crafts. and various upects of JOCial and daily life will be shown.

Admission is free and house toun will be available for a nominal fee. Marietta is lo~ cated on 5626 Bell Station Road, Glenn Dale, MD. For further information, call 301· 464-5291; TTY 301-699-2544; www.paparks.com.

Dri¥1111"--0ffwed For ....... Safety

Trlt:t or 'lRII will be held in Oreeallell oa tueadty, October 31,610 I p.a ~ wllo wilh to put;ci­

pate are ubll 10 tum on their pon:b 1111*- Aptllment dwellers llhoultllie a .... of white cloth on their door-

CelebraliDJ Halloween i• a family tradition thai brings chil­dren and families on to the streets at the end or October eoch year. And while the ghosts, goblin"s and auorted cntters roamina neiahborhood streets aren't real, they do represent le­gitimata safely ..,._.,.s for driv­ers. accordina to Progressive Auto ._...,. Company.

'Jb belp keep everyone's Hal­loween ufe, Propssive offen thele tipl for driven:

Know when your neighbor­hood i1 holdin& Halloween oclivilal.

Don't uae a cellulAr telephone while drivlna through neighbor­hooda.

Stay well below the posted a~limiL

Do not pus other vehicles thai have stopped in the roadway. They could be dropping off chtl· dren.

Slop when makin& turns, even if there il no stop sian or hght. A child could be crossing the road.

Never aaume a pedestrian ap­...-m .. tho roadway will yield to vehiclel; children may not see vehicles approachin& or might not be familiar with cross1ng roadwaya.

REGUlATION 7:

Gtee~lbelt CARES Judyo Horins attended a

meetins of the Prince Oaqe'1 County 'f'»lunteer Coordinators Association on October 4. The speaker wu Patricia Richardl, director of Prince Oeorae's County Public Scbooio Service Learnina Prosram, who ex­plained bow m1ay service leamina hours muot be fulfilled by students in order to padu· ate from hish ochool.

Teresa Smith10n in~rviewed 5eventh and elgbth arade stu­dents at Greenbelt Middle School for two adolescent dia~

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At both sitet, a whi~ sheet was struna between two treea With I flo"reac:ent lipt b"RI close to . II. Tho ipOCinlm of the olaavlolel IIJiol..,.. 10 insecll. They wiH fly clooe 10 the light and han& oa the •'­•• lona as the IIJhl i1 on. While buss accumulated oa the sheet, vol"nteers turned over rocks aDd loas. and counted all tbe crawlina • ~quirmina. jumpiaa illlecll bo­fore they p away. "l learned that spriapollt - ...., ..,. ery llict," lllid .llolllltll:.

Recycle Right _;Contest "Win With Your Bin!"

"Dooioa ~....,..II -claulc way 10 teiCh ento~ DIY· Odlw diu a ..... ito 1bcet and a ~~- ll&ht. all 0111 needs lo a ...... 401 to 601 dill«ttDJ ~ 10 .. tlfy tllco i-ta. • u1d Bnna. Alooat 10 , ... , dlr OKlo ..,... ..,,e,_1Wtlld .. .._IID, .,.,.... .. .._..,_ ... for .. idetmtlcalioG.

You can win prize$ just by properly preparing ycxw ~bin duriDI the week of November 6111• Fom winners will be selected - oae wilmer from each of the four recycling collection routes. Just make sure tblt you have

clean, properly prepared recyclables set out 011 your collectioo day.

P.t of the AMERICA RECYCLES DAY celeblllllonl

NoYemb« ,.. ®. SpoliiOI*I by the City ofOreellbdt IJid the Mdropoiitu Wubington eo.ai1 o£~,. 0

For more iofonnllioa 111161 • • City RecydiDg Office II 301-474-1308. . • •

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cuuion aroups beairmina at the school In mid-October. Smithson will be usistcd with the aroup1 by Greenbelt Middle School guidance coun­selon DIYil and Johnaon.

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not llll<ina a position on lbe ballol quc:ationo. How.-. a few Demo­cratic candidates and officials. in­cludioa both COW1I)' repreoerUii-. Steny Hoyer and Alben Wynn, have supported repealing the limits. Delept< Rushem L. Baker Ill of Cheverly chaiTJ lbe Commiuc:e 10 Rc:ste<e Democrocy that wa orp­mzed lo support the two ballot questions. That group hopei to

Tho city <I Cheabell'l A4vi- Crescent Rd., Greenbeh, MD sory Comoaillee oa Bdolc:alion 2i1170. Wllh porental pamiaion (ACI!) il lpOIIIOriDC a nllllina theae reviewa may be plKecl oo propom clurinl IIIia ocboal ,-. lbe Ooooabelt wdlsilo. able TV "' It will be introduced iiiiiD the in lbe <lRalbeh News Review. community ODd schools tbia Olliciall!lllry fomll and .,...,.. month. lion llipo 1ft available tl1rouab lbe

1bia il • ~ IICiivily for A£ll It.lina Prop1m. Tho book - from pn>scboal 10 biJII - lbeme for lbe fall - il ocbool. ~ ........... - <1- "New Frien<la." ficial entry ror. book miewa 10 For information. call 301-345-the ACE Reodds Propm, 25 6600.

ratse SJO.OOO to usa for mailillll Natural Gas Prices Expecled to Increase bc:fm: lbe election. "- eo t11ti

""--- of term limits IUJIIC WMlliJiab .,_ . il ng "~'>""-- 1111epa 10 educaM ...S pepan: cus­

that •ooen should have: lbe ripe 10 tom<n for ....... -.1 .. lllil-choo5c whoever they wish for cloc- __.__ Due · uve office and thai oflicc:holdcn ity bills lhil ._.. 10 nr.-

in& prices caused by increased who ha'lle garnered the trust and demand IC~t* tbc country, the

support of their constituenll should average residential customer not be forced to step down from should expect aas bills to in· offtcc: simply bc:caU1e of a rc:suic- crc:ue opproximatc:ly T1 percent tive law. Supporters of term limill thia winter heating ICUOI'I, com· conle:nd that incumbent oflicehold.. parcel to the same period last ers have an inherent advlfttaF in year. Tbe company ltllel it is an election campoiBJI. bc:cau3e they fully pn:pored fe< lbe ..-. with have achieved name recognition plcnry of gu in storage for peak from holding office: and advan&ap demand durin& extremely cold '" fund raisins bc:causc: of their as- days. It adds, "We are also able sociations with lobbyisu and spe- 10 pun:huc: gu on a daily buis CiaJ mterest group~. from dozens of suppliers, ai-

Vo«n should he: aware that ap- thouah at hiper prica. It is im­proval of the ballo< questions will portont 10 .-. however, that the rc:pc:a1 term limits. Thc:refe<c:, ll.lp- prices we pay 1ft what CUIIlllneB

porta> of term ltmits should \'Ole pay; we mate no money 011 the against the two questions. while sale of natural pa." =f=B term limits should Ou uoen ,_y obcain helpful

Olbor Coaac,. Qaatlou tips about utility bill payment plana. eneraY aaillanct: programa.

Five ballo< questions relate: to and usina eneraY efliciondy from

=o~f ':._~1~ an infoonatioo pamphlet enlitled, "Enc:rJy lnsipts." Tho pamphlet

bonds is JlfOIXliOd b lbe follawini is available by collins 703-750-amounu and purpoacs: Public· 1000 or from lbe w""""""" 0u safety f~eilities (includina fire de- web site 11 www.wuhps.com. panment facilitia)- SIS,387,()()(); WahinPJD 0aa IOChnicianl will community colleae facilities - provide 1 copy whee they re­S 18..SOO.OOO; library facilitia - apond 10 a reca-t for Uliatancc: $2,968,000; public worb and 11'1111- at homes or buline~~c:~. More portation facilitia (including roads information is also available in and bridp. parking lots. and maiJ>. "Enc:ray luuc:s," the .-slc:tter tc:nance facilities)- SII7.SI6,000 that is included with monthly and county building& WMhington Gaa Co. bills. $17.726.000.

Question H. the last county bal-

'The Washington Gas Customer Choice Program allows customer~ 10 choooc 10 buy natural gas from a third-party supphc:r. A list of residenlial and commercial sas suppliers ~etively participatina in this program is available al the Washington Gas web site (www.w .. hgu.com). Cuatomc:n wishin& to participate in the pro­gram should contact several sup­pliers for pricing and service in­formation before mak.ina a Jelec­tion.

The company rcoommends that customers have their natural gu equipment chc:.:ked by a qualified technician each fall for maximum efficiency and re)aabi!Jty.

Christmas in April Ws Photographers

Christmu in April Prince Georae 'a County ill lool<ina for amllleUr pl!olographc:rs/phoeogra­phy clubs to take pictures at some of the homes which will be renovated. Thas year 103 homes will be repa1red 1hroughout the county on Saturday. April 28. For additional mformation or to volun-. call Mary Kuchanki at 301·868-0937.

lo< quc:stlOil. uks ""'"' 10 opprovc: or disapprove a propouJ to n:dut:c the residential bue bc:nc:fit refuse roc: rate by $20 and 10 impose • new commercial rate. For many years the county clwJed a solid wiSt< fee on each raidential pq>­c:rty tax bill of $50 for lbe­nonce and openlion of solid w­facdlttes. However, it wa not able to impose IUCh a fee on commer­cial proportic:l. If lhil ballol..­- the <Xllfty wiD lben be: .... 10 charp CIJftlllacial propc:rtica and

Candidalas for PNsident/Vice President U.S. Senator, and 5th Congressional District

reduce: the raiclenlial ""' by $20. ... ~ There are two llaiCWidc: q-­

tions on the ballol, althoup the impact ol lbe qtatioal apply only to Cecil and Print:c Goorp's Coua­ties. Por thil alUDiy. authorization is ..,.... for quidt lito condt:mna­tion of some propony in lbe IRI betwec:n lbe SuidaDtl Federal ea.. tc:r and Silver Hill Road. In ne<­mal conclemnalion. die aow:mmat~ doing the~ c..-­posaeulon or make UK of the property until • jury docidCI ..... amount fl ........... 10 be paid a property .,.,_, ID quic:lt tab. the apncy condc:mnina can talr.c

and - die propony befooe • """" judplont, but 1111111 eilhc:r pay die propaty - die oppraiootl ..... of tho property or place that

amount ... CDUit - also -the pa,.- of any addilionel amount thai .... _,. be ........ by • jury. .

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l..cv<r Candidale Piny _,...... lA AI Gor<

Joe Lieberman IB George W. Btult

O.ck Cheney IC Harry Browne

Art Ol1vier ID Pat But:tlanan

E20ia Foator tE Ralph Nader

Winona LaDuke IF Howlrd Phillips

I. Curtis fnzlc:r u.s.-lA PIUIS. s.m-t lB PIUIH. R._-....-.~~will~ 3A St<ny H. Hoyer 38 ._E. '"Tim"

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a) Verlzoa Easement Agreement b) 2001 Proposed Budget

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Pall Open 7 a.m. lo 8 p.m. a-.1 eloction day ill ~y. Novecnbor 7. Polls will be

open from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. The four precincts which serve a.-.belt _, a.-bell Community c- (thin! precinct), 15 c- Road; o.-tJell Elementary Sc:hool (liltlh a-:inct), 66 RidJc Road; Spinplll Late Elemcntaly School (eipllh precinct), 6060 Sprinahill Dme; and l!1eaaor Rocavelt Hip School (thlr­....... pRICial:t), 7601 Hlnclwu l'lrtway. All ~ voten .., eliplllo to cast bMJo11 OD NcJwmbor 7.

luJy rqi-.ed - who hill dcubll aboul wbae to VOle may obtaiD addiliOIIal inronnalioo by c:a1lial die BlocliOD Ol!ice al 301-952-3270.

ww •.,., Ml ._llr Gm _, .u .- _.., ~,DGID _...._. 1MaB SOLD. II,_ ""'llllllldaa .._ .... ..,... .... _ ................ llr•DII&: NOOIIJGADONMAIKE]'AN&LYSIS.Aiae,l ............. PB£.011A!JDED booJen _..... 1o .,......_ • .._ 18 G...-loell (Iller d, GREENBELT IS GREAT!) ud- <I ..... T1oore are._.......,. 31GHiulll• * ........ ...U ullloPfullly ._ ud lo-ID !be G ..... bell--11 JGII ere lalereltedlD purc:llaiiJoc • ._ ud JG11 •re DOt pre. 011117 wortdaa ~ • Rallor, ,.._ ..U - lolllod oat .,..., a..- ""' for...._ I ca ilelp 1"" IIDd !be ripl ~ Ia tile prke .... lllat II CllldiDIIIII for yaa. Doa'l Wlllt _,. Jotocer 1o lllld -lfp..,.ur,. 1o buy. C.U ud .... lw eng LIST OF HQME.'i mR SALE 1o be -liD J01L T1oore II I!Kl.OJU.:

QUIET COOilT -Ownen haw: painted, iMWied a new ltitdlen floor .t new 1t0m1 door. Separate laundry area .t extra IIOriF i11111

odded bonus.l..andscopedlfenced yard with pond. $47,900

NEW LISTING - Thi• ow- haa made your move an euy orz. Anexpuded ciQiet pvc:a plemy of spaee for atorap and the llitchen hu a disllwuher and the wall has been removed for an 'open look.' Doa'twait. call to ... thil one!! $49,900

UPPER LEVEL-Frahly painled, modem kitchen, wuher and dryer and 1arae walt-in claoet tMte thil a ITCat value. Why pay ...,.whenowninsis~!! $29,t00

........... - Elicelal (:eeft!ee-Tho ~ llklld IIUIIICIOUI uPifldc:J to this three bedroom, two bath CapoCotl with finilhod buement. Some or the extra include an electric flntplace in the family room, extra cabinets. cxtta refripncor IIIII extra liar-ap claoeto in the laundry/utility room, contnJ air conditioni ... ceilin& ftuta, prtloaltDulo wiltdowa, - chpca in livina room and dinina roo..ltitt*R ba Jenn Aile Orille. tttove with coovec-tion oven, tttiaowtlve. and 1r111t cat~paclar, hanlwood and wall-.... wall carpotiDJ, beautifullendacaped yard, fenootl beet yard and 1111 ovenized dedr. ovcrlool<ina pork land. $131,581

Thunday, Oc:tobor 26, 2000

PARK (Continued from pqe I)

said Council-oabor Edward Pu~cDL Tblo 1a .. ., be 1111 or-fice. be .,.,......., - the ...... enue-CIIOtllltandwell iiiiCnll:bld ...,.... to lmow what 10 do, be odded.

If the ..... - wa liken 0111, ...,... - IDiletl coulcl be fined in die women'• -.,, OIJUOd lloborla. He aald ho hod hard M IIIIIIIIIDed- P*Y space •t pebllt fac:llitiea 10 maybe, llo tlloqbt, tile ladlea - 11111....-.r llbD en <I in dlio buiJdill.

PuleM ... Couacil-ber Thomu Wltltll kidded Roberta not to so into that line of quc:o­tioning and a« ltllck in it.

F .... Councllmember Alan Turnbull

said he wu concerned that the piM shown by city atatr loolled like a buildina out of time -CMU is a modem malc:rial. He said he thouaht of' aomethina with a ruadc character, maybe stone "' wood. lie aald be hod sc:c:n drawinp in the Gteeabeh mUICWII of bulldlnp ~ for the part that wae not an iloco. but I1KR evocative of a Civilian Conservation Corpa type of build­tog.

Turnbull waa the only one who hartcned back to the 19301, said White. This is a utilitarian building, he said, and this con­struction is on triCk becaute it requires minimal maintenance. There would not even be a thought of a building in this pork if it were not for a loaa-hc:ld de­mand in an over utilized park, he: continued. Roberts uid he: wu against alOne &t the workseuion because he: thouaht il looted lito a national pork buildinc- He llitl he: hod requested atatr to ~ a variety of ,....... bolt ooly one wu preoealld.

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Detailed drawina of proposed restroom• for the "Buddy" Attick Lake: Park.

CMU i• presented aa a pre­ferred choice because it ia main· tc:nance free, replied Director of Planning and Development Celio Craze.

Putens uid he was not coa­vinced about block. and stone. maybe wood and &tone would be better. Craze replied that CMU was me<e economical bot:amo aa - finlllt ckJea ......... 10'be clone.

M 10 mofiD& IIWcrial, Davia

IAJIIIIIItld • altunl roof - Rob­erti atiUIIted • ilate roof.

-(OQrtel)' o( City o( Grccnbcl!

M.........,us The county aovernment 1s

worltin& on a plan to reduce the rata local aovemments pay lor electricity UICd in aovernmental facilities. In addition to ~.:ounty buildinp. local municipJiit•es auch a Oreoabelt have been tn­vited tO join in and thus see 101110 ~ aaviltp, Couocil paaed • llllllion to .. _ 10 lbe

county ill i- '" poniclpatins and to reloae information 10 help the eneiJY uvings plan be for­mulated.

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Ch111111el B-10 Scutblle Greenbelt M11nlclpai/PubUc Acce.u TJ'

MUNICIPAL ACC~I41,..., Tuaday, OdoiJer 31" A 'l'ltunday, N.-ber 1""

2 .t 6 p.m. "Smior Oc:toberfllll" 3 .t 1 p.m. "Replay of Public HoetiDg on Pouiblo

Acquisition of the Gr.Jbok '"'-"

PVBUC ACCESS-JOI-507-6511 . Wod.oday A Friday, NOYalber l"...tl'"

2 .t 1 p.m. "MUiic &om~ New o.J Ca&" 2:30 .t 7:30p.m. "'reeabelt ill Foct11" 3:00 .t 8•00 p.m. "Public Saftlty"

We promise you caring, comfortable ... affordable dentistry ...

and we're in your neighborhood!

Our family bot be.! aervl~ ~r community for 61 years and - juot lc.-p growing.

Our main c:onc«n l1 lo glw you aalw and complele quality caN which 11 why_ • ._. token hvnchclt of houn of =ntlnulng educ:o­tion. W. utlliD ~equipment and sterillmllon lilchftlquello cr.- beautiful, healthy W. w a hMitm..

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DRS. MCCARL 301·474·4

------------· For Our New Patients Polish iS 251eaning

after Complimentary Initial

Dental Exam

Only $25.00 lor a complete .I polishi~ and cleaning. 1 Includes IMICftiOry X-1'0}'1 on I day of exomlnalion. I Good only wllh coupon. I Value up lo $1.4 1.00.

·------------· NEW Office hours: Monday 8-5 Tuesday 9-8:30 Wednesday 9-8:30 Thursday 8-4 Friday &4 .. Saturday 8-11:30

.... u ---Our Neighbors IS_, ____ ... Childran \IIIIIDUfWU SIEGEL

GreenOelton were ooddenod ro hear of the dellh on October 12 of pio,_ ar-.belter Moltie H. StcJ!d of Northway. Our sym· palhy to her husband Bill and family.

Targeled at ICmarf (C ........... l'rom ._, 1) "Mob a Ililren!nt:e Doy" is an

We were sorry to heat of the death of \ong-timc Grecnbchcr Mana Turner.

event to belp families wilb unin- for four years, working at the aaa1 cbildren who are eli&it* for Defense Informalion Systems free or low COlt health iiiiUI'UCe Agency. From there she went 10

1esm how to enol! in the Cltlldr<n's Belgium, for nearly three yean, Health lnsuran;% Program or Medic· and then on to Red Stone Atse· aid. nal, AL and then to her final

1be Kmart 5left, Cipriano Road. dUly station at the National Secu­Greenbd~ is the sponsor along w1th nty Agency •n Fun Meade. Reservist Scan A. Gibbs has

graduated from the Army Resem: Offtcer Tra~ntng Corps (ROTC) Advanced Camp at Fort LewiS, Tacoma. Washington. The son of Andrew G1bbs of Greenbelt, the reserve officer aucnds Coppin State College, Baltimore.

the March of Dimes for this event She rran:.gc:d .o !1ve ·in the on Saturday. October 28 from noon Metro area for etght uf her J 6 10 4 p.m. years ot m1'ttar~ se1' 11:e ··t

The March of Dunes volun&eers , used to come home on lca~c just from vanous orpruzauons wdl staff so I could get a sub at Generous informational tables tv provide rna· Joe's." She remed from the mili­teriala to families who qualify lor tary out of Fon Me.de. "1 was these progranu but remain umn- ~ery fortunate, I was able to and. ... come bKk and live in my house

Aftcr'five years of watching the Regis Philbin show on &elevi­sion, Carolyn Karch of Empire Place was called to answer a game question by the show. She answered correctly and won.

Curratlly. many uni.-..1 chil- twice," said Sieael. · dren in tltis ara ... rot yd enollod Her Story T....,

Larry and Maria White de­parted on October 9 for two year> in Europe. They will be livina in Holland. in a small vii­lase on the border of Oc:nnany, Netherlands and Bclpum. Larry was appointed u a k:cturer with the UniverJity of MAryland, Uni· venity CoUep. European Divi­sion. He will be teacltina jp'11du­ate and underz,nduale ltUdentl in compute< ...,..,........ and infor· mation systems in borh the Ned!· erlands and in northwestern Ger­many.

The Whites are long-time resi­dents of Greenbelt. where they have lived in Boxwood, Greenbelt Eut. Lakesicle and Ro­search Rood. Larry retired from the Navy in 1988 after a federal career spanninJ 32 ye&r~. Fol· lowina his retirement, he spent several yean conaultin1. MoM recently, he hu been teadlilll adults in buaitaa tcchDoloaY and office systems.

The Whites have been active tn many civic. reli&KJul and edu­cational oraaniutiona includina Boxwood Civ1c Auociation. St. Huah's Catholic Church, the Catholic Community of Greenbelt. the city's Employee Ralauona Advisory Committee, Greenbelt American Leaion, Gftenbelt Liono Club, Gteenbelt Aquotic lkx»t£n Club, and ocl>­en. They loot forwonl 10 their return to Greenbelt durin& the Clwilllllll holidays.

The pho4o of Greenbelt rai· dent BlnO Sariaol, a youna woman with Down syndrome. wu selected from more dian a thouund c:nbioa ia the NDSS no­tion wide call for photo&. Ap­proximolely 200 pltoloarapha ap­peared in a video production shown on the NBC Astroviaion by Panaaonic in tho heart of limes s..- on Sunday, ~ 22. Panuonic hu donated 30 miautea of time on the nmes Square Alttoviaion in honor of October, National Down Sya· drome Awareneu Monrh. Thia eYCnl ia part of the National Down Syadrome Socicly's awore­neu campaian to demonatrate thai people wid\ Down syndrome CUI be SIOCceufully included in community ectivit~. education andcmplo~

in health insurance prosram1 for Sieael is cumndy a contracUlr whiclt they qualify. This day is ~ in the healthcare side of Jnfor. of -._ Kida Now;' a .-;de mation Management and Tech· public-privalo ~ dbt to alu- noloiY for Logicon, a wholly_ Clde and aoial flsailiea. 'I1Ie Man:h owned subsidiary of Nonhrop of Dima and ICJat ltdcca!d Ocso. Grumman. She works in a field ber 21 bet:alle "Mob a Dillln:nce office of Veteran's Health Ad­Day'" il the t.wp:R aruual nanonaJ ministration. day dedic*<l to helpina olhln. She's also enrolled at Colum-

bia Union College. where she's geltinJ certified to teach elemen­tary education. ''In the military you're training all the time, you have a one-third t...-no~er of your scalf every year so you do notl!­ing but train and cross train, so it's a natural affiliation to go from military training into teach­in&. That's why so many mili­IM)' members make such good teachers," oaid SieJel.

DocloR Callaulity Hoapilal in Lonham ia ..... friendy and do­pendable people to support pteSI telaliona dl'or1l • ..._ • the lnfunnalioG J:lak. Anyale who is available to volunteer for four houn a week and who wwld like to work in a hoopital -OJ may caU 301-SS2-1Mi02 for a volumeer informalion pocket.

Siegel's daughter, Shaine, ia quite an independent little lady

tqe tragical qistor\1 of ~odor Jlf austus

hu Gtlfri•toplye:r ~arlo&r~

~incteh hu <firetclyen ~acoh11

Reaident Joel Lichvar haa joiDCd The WONY Orooop'a MONY Life lnauranl:e Compe~~Y and MONY Secwiliea Corpcn­ti• u a fUWICial profeuional. Llehvar will work in the Bedlada. Baltllllore and Wuh· iftiiOII,D.C.areu.

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Frillays & Saturdays 'I'hnl · NOll. 11, 8 PM

St~nday Matinees ~- 29 & NOll. 5, 2 PM

Don't

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SllaiM ud P,J. Slepi

henelf. At aae 10. tthe does her own laundry, ncuums. and does KP duty (kitchen patrol duty). Shaine completed her rei&n as Little Mill Greenbeh durins this year's weekend-long Labor Day festivities. ..Beina treated like royalty," wu her fa..,.;tc part of bein& little Mill Onoenbelt-1999.

"lt'a her schedule for the Jut year thai's had me booked solid," uid Sieael ... between worklng full-time, goin& to achool, and her Mill Gteenbelt [ICiivities]."

Siqel bu been a member of the Greenbelt Liona Club since 1989. the first year they accepted women as full·lled&ed Lions. "I was the ICCOI1d female thai joined the club." When she joined, moat of the members were in their 40a and .50s and had known

her u a little girl. ''They didn't really - me as a woman; they saw me as one of lheir kids' frienda," said Siesel.

She ia also former chair of the then-Greenbelt Crime Preven­tion Committee and hu been a member of a number of Greenbelt cooperatives: the Nws· ery School and Kinderpr!Cn co­op, Friends of tile Greenbelt The­atre, Prienda of the Greenbelt Musewn. and patron of the New Deal Caft. •'We go there almost every Sunday for brunch," she uys. She also supports children's lheatrical produclions at the Greenbelt Arls Center. "We attend a lot of the Gftenbelt activitiea. The communily of Greenbelt is. if nolhing else. an involved community."

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tile lllellter. He -adend If Ioiltorlc p"'serva­tloalltl COIIId ofl'er 10- ad•aatages for the pnleDtowoen.

TREATER (C.........,.,_,....l)

Konrad Herling. of Ridae Rood, abo urpd council to loot at the entin: Center. He .......... a chanettc, whiclt he described as a "friendly udtito<tural competi· tion."' 10 look 11 ways to "'mike theceo1Urwork."

••you have to have a willing seller," Councilmember Rodney Robena told the crowd. "We need to toke advan!aJC of the of· fer we have now;· he said.

Count:ilmember Thomu White went fufthe.r, cautionina those preoent that chan&in& the focua to buying the entire Center could jcopordill: the city's opportunity to buy the theotcr. "Why pvc lipt to [the idea of buying the whole Cenlcr[ when it'a nat realistic?"

Andy C1JTVthen, of FOOT, spoke in favor of city KqUiaillon. The theotcr draws many nonrai· dents who ~miiJIIt aot come to Cllet:nbolt. (AI leal live of the apealtln and 22 of the •· mailers do not live in ar.tbe!L) While there, they ptiiiOIIiiC other Center ...-.. A theotcr clo­sure _,lei be bed for Rooaevclt Center and Would put a ooaoplcu­OUI .,...._ &iJure in tho lioort of the city.

~Coif? I'll Kandy, who ClppOICid city

acquiaition. aald tbat a ciDCnUt caft is tho only viablo ...... for tho ~. (lbae WU I poopaaal for 1100h an opcntioa ia I 988; ...,__, the .,...,.,._t operator

pulled - af1er tile ell)' ~~~~ Wllllttodto .. -lnl ..... to allow iL) How-, IAe ~ I ClNetlboii ""- who proclaimed billtlelf a _., of Friends of Greenbelt Ylllladly (POOY), declared be wu .......... • tblt idea. ,. crowd 1qhed willa I'll a-. paidont of the ~ of the New Dell Caft (localed ia ~ Center ..... ._the~.- which adll 1weet1 111t1 r;ut't1 •o tfolentcr patron&), declarc:.l her oppositiou to COII'VatiDa lhe theaaer ll.) .I. cin­ema caft.

OpenfA1r Even without a change in con­

cept. aome ol tltoae pre<ent op­pooed allowilll <Wmlt operiiOr Plul Sanchez 10 ""' it tor the city. Cheryl Orillith, who mis'i<:, the films once ab' wn by th~ r,n"' clooed ·Key Theetcr Ia Wuhlna­ton. D.C., said thai Sanchoz does not undenllnti .......... mina for the aicbe aun.t. Shield& op­poood Iivia~ tile ..- opcnlor &IIJIIIOIIIIf,-Sc:enta.

BariJin s.- .. the other haM.~ ....... ..,u., tholtlle ............... _

with few exceptions, wonderful and weU-choaen. RXlT abo sup­poi1S contractina with Sanchez to run the theotcr if the city acquires it

Otller v.. Some speakers had other op­

tions for the theotcr. Kelby Brick said that with 57S,OOO deaf and hanl of ._.,113 residents in Mary­land, the theotcr wwld draw from a very broad area if it iDIIIUed a captioning system. He ~ pun:huing the theater, but only u the centapiece for a broader buoi· .... development plan for the Cen­ter.

Dennis Jelalian noted that the theater hu not been profitable since ar teut the l960s. This shows, he araued, that there is notl!ina tile city can do that would make it yield a profit· However, Jelalian beltev. that the theater could be pili .. ltl"'k"**IIjjle­.... focility. He tiiJOII council to pun:hue the theater along with ... liJhla, • televiaion projector and additional IOWid ~·

Wloon Ill It? The thelter will never be prof­

illble, """" arauccl. 10 lone u people cannot find it. Several apeaken referred to how much they enjoyed aJIIIin& 10 the theotcr once they had found it or once they became - of ill eaiolence. Eileen Petcnon urpcl couacil to work with the ltiiC to Fl llraer directional aians on Greeabelt Rood and Katilwa1b A¥oaue. Sbe abo ~ thai dSOie praent ... iow& a frieDd 10 the~. ...,. for their lickct tile tint time,

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Bolt Miiiir ol Bowie lltid thai ... alllltltl't llad the--lllllila year and 1 half aao. Now, he aays. he _,•t ., to - a movie ci--. If be lllil*l it will come totbil~.

Miry Kemp. of Rid&e Road, aald that lbe lllrted comin& to Greenbelt for the theater and ..-lly mowd hole. .......... ""'

The Prienda ol die Greenbelt Theater (R)OT) ... nilina funds to help keep the theotcr open while the city explcna acquiailion. AI· thouah Sanchez said that il's hanl !0 know how nuch he will need 10 lily opao. he had earlier pvcn fi&· ,.... of $8.000 to $10,000. DurinJ the meetin~. RXlT litcnlly poa<d " h•t and ratled $2.000 toward its $6.000 pl. (The- bu al­ready raised $7,000 · to auppon Sanchez'• openlion.)

Sill UtoiiMwa Mony detoila of tile JIIOPC8I ...

atill unknown. Davia noted that tho city hu not yet dono mecllani­-col. cnvil ... - or te.l impec­a.... ·-1101~ • .-..rl

...... bJ Kfith Z..olloo

plam for renovMiono. resolved the i11110 of what wwld be required to aeatc a ooparara fire area around the theotcr (whiclt could requ~ ac­quirina the dry cleaners and/or Pleuont Thucb). or reached agree· ment with either the property ow.- or a tbeatcr operator. AI· thcJuih City Solicita Raben Manzi hu adviaed the city that only a chanp in ope111iona. oot a change of OWt8lhip. wwld requ~ inune­dillc renovabon, council will have to determine ill raJOvation priori· tico. While said he would oot tol· entc the c:urn:nl otandards of up­keep in a cily-owned facduy. Some ex.pendihlnll would be re­quired 10 - thai the theater r<:· fleaed city llltldarda, he satd.

Council will now begin to pre­pore to fill in 101110 of these: blanks in lA exa:utiw . .-ion. Davis told the crowd dlll_llolding closed mec::a.., ... ••:!.fX'•ncil is ''tryiOJ to boop ...,..... 11om· you all." However, since moay of the isaues deal with legal IDIII<n or preparina for negotialiona, 1hey need !0 be private. Any actions will have to be approved in open session, she noted.

Bowie State Grant Supports High Techs

'!lee hundred area worbn will be trained for high tech joba with a $1.6 million grant receudy ~ to Bowie State UniverJity. The U.S. Department of Labor Jl'llll is clesiped to help minority colleJa and emivalities train worktn in •· eu where companiea face labor -.,... The program primaril)' tlrJiets African AmeriCIJII, ain&Je mothers and individ•aJs tnnsitionina from welf ... 10 .at.

"By providing so.- wilb 1 marketable skill, we ano llYIDI them the keys to succeu," Con­paaman Sleny Hoyer ..-..d. in announcing 1he grut. ""This llf&llt ... creates a p..-.hip to """" the local busi.- while ...... powering some individuals who mipt otherwise be Jell behilld oa the information superlrilbway," be said.

The grant will be uom by Bowie s- Univa>ity in conjwlc:tion with Prince <Jeo<se 's Worldon:e StMt:e Corporation, Pnnce OootJe"s County Chamber of Comm«ee, Prince George's Coullly Board of Trade, B&W Technoloalea and Ooodwill Industries.

Fundins will be uB<ld 10 doolelop A pilot program to pro•icle job readineu akills and uaist with childcare coots durinJ ...... -.1 inlontahip periods. ~ -tor pooanma. recrui- JlllDjectl and i.....,ip will be'JIIIII"idad by -local~.-

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O..ocnlic effort of Oon· wbicb. iacltodu OrWMelt. I..iltbeomM, Sldllna Jqer, will Seabnlot. Olen . Dale. -hold a pro-election rally ia tbe Bowie. Sowral of ttM. - -Student Ceatcr at Prince IIIJef*l for 11- dropl ead Ooorp'a eo-.mity CoUop oa .,.._ buW. lacltadlaa III IWr Saturday, N..-.ber 4, from I to ~ ill Oooonbeit. ,.,_ 3 p.m. wilbilla 10 perliclpllo tlbould call ~- are Medotl for JCI· Pat UOJcr, coordiilator for doe

out-the-vote activities throu&h Prince Oeorae'a Counly c-al election cloy, Tueodoy. November Committee, at 301-474-1914. 7. The polls will be open from 7 Aboentce ballot informatioa is a.m. to 8 p.m., and worlten are available from the Prince being scheduled to hand out George's County Board of Elec­samplc ballots in all 33 precincts tions at 301-9S2-3270.

Large, wooded fenced yard. Some or 111e largeSt bedrooms In GHI. Major remodeling lhroughoul Nlcel

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Greenbelt to~. Fenced comer lot with shed. Nice conclllonl Just $119,500

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New appliances & ~ hardwood floors. Owner will pay up to.$3.000 ~ help! $52,900

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Thls Cape Cod home has a wood slo¥8 downi1IIIrlllld a 10'x20' shed In the large yard. Great buy! $139,900

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""'"14

_, __ Laurel Mall to Host Magnet School Fair

Based on informal/on released by the ~bell Police Depertment. Dates snd times Br9 tnose wtJiJn police _.e first contacted about incidents.

On November 4. from 10 LID. 10 3 p.m., Center Oal. lAurel Mall will hool 1 ..,.,.W day hiabtiablin& ""' ~ cL ....... pltlicipllina. ill ... Priaoe Ooorp's Counly ...... School ....,.... In lD e8alt Ill ...._ dnusily ia odloala ... pnMdo balo6cial ~ ... porlllllitiea for all of Prillce Ooolpa eo-y·, -. ... llpeCill popam olfen ~ ... specillizal cwna.

A.-11 I court of Woodlml Way,

Oct IS, 4:56 p.m., a W<lllllll

rq>OIItd tlw a man who ia known 10 her forced hi• way iniO her residence il!ld uuult<d her, punching il!ld kicking her ..-.! times. He lher1 fled. Investigation is continuing. ~

Eleanor Rooaevelt Hiab School, Oct 19, 11:30 LID., &

15-,_-.dd male raidonl -anat<d for poueuioo of a deldly waplll after he -found 10 be in poooeuion of a ,....,.. blode. Tho youlh -n:leu<d 10 a ~*""' pendina oc­tion by lhe &o.d of Edualion il!ld lhe ju...WC jllllice lyoleD\.

Dnlp Beltway Plaza Mall, Oct IS,

9:28 p.m., a 17-y .. -old male - .....-.I for poooeuion of panphernalia afta- .. olliar <Jb. oerv<d him in poooeuion of (*a­phemalia commonly ued 10 srno~~& mmjuana. The you111

- - 10 • auanlim pend­ina ICiiOII by lhe juvenile jullice syaan.

r..-Beltway Plaza Mall, Oct 19,

11:30 Lm., an 18-y..-old lillie """""idea' wu &naB! IIIII chora<d wid! lhdl. ~ ... -of a c:cwmfeil aedil canl. and unlawful ...-;on of a credil coni number Iller olllan • spondod 10 a rqiDrt of ......... aaemplina 10 puodiMe ...-.. dioo wid! a fraaduloal aedll conL He - - 10 lhe Deport­"""" of Comclionl for a Iar­ina before a dillrict court com­miuiona'. ~ w'l"lloft

Unil block of LaUaal Driw. Oct. IS, 9:14 LIIL, olllan

-- 10 a rqiDrt of • -joel climbina Dill lhe window of a - I'Oiidonce. Entry .... !*""~ 10 - - ...... by fOR:ina open lhe froal claar.

Nodlina - - Tile llllpiiCI is dacribod • • blldt ........ 20 10 25 ,.... of ..., s·a·. and IJO lba.. wid! blldt blir and ~na dirt dclhina and ....,... ina a blue bocllplct.

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aMERICAN REALn,INc.

WAln'ED Brick or Block

wllltaddfilrltlle. I Mile a quallftetl buyer.

21W, END tlN1T 57 Fllldee

New paint A neutral cupet. AC. fmcal ,.rd.

7SCO block of Greonwoy Cen­ter llriw. Oct 19, 8:03 LIIL, an UllliiCIIdod pune - ...... liom a do-.,...._

9100 block of Edmons10n Court. Oct 19, 10:12 1.111., hand IOOb and a ldephono'--'na 1111Chine were liken. Tho -'>ad of Clllr)' is unknown.

6400 block of Ivy '--. Oct 19, li:S7 Lm., an .-.led ilpiDp ~ - ...... from Ill ollicc ....

6000 block of Greeabell Rood. Oct 19, 12:~ p.m .. 10011 and a IOOihol were -., 6om a coo-

-• v....... 9100 block of Spingbill Lllle.

Oct IS, 7:24 p.m., -lhrew • rock ........., lbo kitchen window of a I'Oiidonce.

9100 block of ~1011 Rood. Oct 18, 8:04 p.m.. lllllle­

cne lhrew • ruck dlnlooah lhe bedroom window of a I'Oiidonce. ~c-

7SCO block of Greonwoy Cen­ter Dri.e, Oct 18, I poiiOII <Jb. lleMICI ...., yaulbl ~ 10 brelt if*> a whicle. They _, IOCII lavina lhe .,. in • blue Ilodte Neon.

A ...... four-claar 1998 J:lodte Neon wilb Mlryllnd rap FVH mwu...,.........,Oct 18 6om ..... 7600 block of ~ l'lrkway. .

v.daliaa 10, .. limn. and _..,.. lbolll of ...... _.. .......... ........,._ 7200 bloclt of ~ ....._. o-nwoy Sbopslina C... 7800 IIIII 8000 blaclol of ~ Dri~~e. II-* c--. 9100 block of ~ a-t. 6200 block of s,.lllllii c-t. IIIII 9100 bloclt of Sprillpill .___

Sludalll from lhe Vilull ... Performina Aru Proplllll 11 Suidand Hip. School, ...... 9 lhrou&h 12, will parform in ea.­... Coun. The Suiduld bond will perfcrm from II :30 to 110011, fol­- by donan from 12 10 12:1S p.m., and lhe bond opiD from 12: IS 10 12:30 p.m.

Art will be on dilpl.ay in Ca>­ll:r Court -.sing lho lllcnll of ...-. from ""' Thoma 0. Pullen Crealiw: and l"aformiDa Arts School. Stu:ba from Pllllen School ranse in llfll' from kinder­pnon lhrw8h 8th pte. AI I p.m. !heir choir wiU perform a1

c..- s~~ae. Coordinllcn from eocll .....

net school proar1111 wiD be IIYiil­

able 10 diiCuu and -- q.-. lions aboul . JlRliiiii1L lnfor-

- wiD · on lhe Al:ldemic -.,qy, - 'fie Sludieofor lions and - and I'Orforming Arts, lmrnenion, Focus on Individull o..dopnenl. r.- aad Gifted. Traditionll and Clluical Aad­emy. Uniwnily Hl&h School. and .............

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lllywaU • I'UIIq • Calpenlry • Acou!tic:al Cellln& • Tile • Elc.

Uctrml • Bond!d • ln!lmd IIHIC t104~ 301•345-IJ61

• II •,.... Nurserr School IOJtidlalald, Greenbelt. MD 1?

R ill ,._ 11r fllll2000 lnowla ,...._b'2,3&4yr.olda •

We ....._dlildren of all backgrounds.

MJ-I'M.Git•MI·Z77-IIll

~ Old Greenbelt Citgo. ~· Dave Meadows •

Service Manager

Maryland State Inspections

Oil Changes, Ballefies 30 1-4 7 4-0046 Bralces. SllocJcs. Twes zo Soutllway . = ~ps Greenbelt. MD ZOllO

• a,_,.. Moun for Ckll and tnaob • --_-_-_------------- - -

....... s.e- r1 aw.e liNd, - tile ~ fll tile G.....,belt c- Coopenllft'l lift beaket Ill tile drawtaa bold Sailor· day, September l, durllla tile Lllbor Day Feotml'a bofonutloa Da)'. JaM Bevy J- a ......,_r ato«er II tile coopondloe'l _...... -. ,__ be.- - tile lift --- •• the G ....... Lllllor 0.,. Feotml. 1'111 beaket .....-.a a lllodloa "' ~ producM .., c:aopll'lltmo ........... by tile ........ Tbo ,...._ were - IUdl r..- ....,.....,.. • 0c:eu Spn, S..MUl, lllae Dllaooad, Weldlos ud Fnder Cooperl· 11ft lleriiL ...... ., .._ -

Vosual and Performina Arts. For information on nu1gnet schools in dlil area and how children may

. apply, call 301-9S2-6044.

ZIUS ILIC'f81C c.-. Qulllly- Door w/ Pride'

No job IDo 1111111.

TAXES • TAX PllEPABATION •TAXPKOBLEM

RI!SOLUI'IONS • PRIOR YEAIS,

FEDERAL, ALL n'ATES

• IRS UCENSED MORYADAS

ASSOCIATES, UC

s...tce wort ond new bomes. ~ ....... ,~llltr:lrldtm

-UC.f114lPr.Goo.

301-6Z2-6999

BRICK- BLOCK -CONcRETE FNe E811m .. 111Town Aalw•IIIM

·~,..,., GrwMdl For JO Yaus"

Call Dick Oebrio& 301/441-1248 8303 MD

• Traditional Funeral Servica • Pre-Planned Funerals • No Coot Conault:ations • Cremation • burofTown~menb • Memorial Services • In Home Consult:atlons • Vila, MC, AmExPraa

47391!.hia!ore Avenue • Hva-ille. MD 20781 .

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CLASSIFIED BRICK 2 BR GHI- Very nice unit, will have fmb paltll A oew carpel. Nice wood ldtcbea Clbinets. On Hillside. ·Don'tdei.ay-$10,000 CalllimUber a!l..oa&A-.301-441·9511 or301-474-2011.

LEAKY ROOP'I o-flowtaa pi­ten? C.U DVC~ far roof replaceme~~ llld repair. a.-a ia­llallod, repoin>clllld.-~ ytUI uperieoee. Qoolily­,ship.- poi-. ..... 0111-

WAN'I'ID

OLD ltADI01 W.'U buy Ill Ally-­-. ...... Woodea, bollell•. -­oily lypa prior 10 1965. Paula, 301-

RATES CLASSIFII!D: sUl mioimum far renwuniL 1541 ___ No

cblrFforlloliol-lllll..,f....S. Subntillll-..,-lDtbc_ .. ""'ollia:iii'IO_..-,,orlD the Nen Re\'lew drop boJ. in the Grt>eabdl O><>p-... bdarc 7 p.m . ....-y, or lllltillD 15 a­Roall, Suite 100. ~ Mlryllod 20770.

BOXED: S7.00- iiD. Miai­""""1 112 illciiOI($10.50). Deodlioe 10 p.m. t.loaday.

~--.................. widt. _. gopy. A • .ot coalidcn:d .c-

cqll<d - publlohod.

AUTOMonvE

97 OLDS DELTA 88 LS -Ute new condition. AII_.-III:CeiSCJriel. One owner. MD inopocled. Blue Book $13,850, willue.lbr $11,850. 301-2211-0904, KliiL

91 CHEVY LUMINA- Pwr ...u. pwr windewl aad ..uclt _,_ lilln cleon. """1"'11 5100 1Jriabtol1llllol. One owner. Saaifiee II $3,700. 301-466-1676.

HELP WANTI!D

DRIVERWANTEDbyelderlycouple living in Wau:heller Park hi Prise­needed for rouline emndl: hospilal, library. &upenuarket. church, mise:. ~hoppin&. etc:. -perhaps 3 times weekly for Yll)'ins periocb of dme. An old auiO piUI fuel C111 be providecl butweof-•own-iap-eferrecl. Pleue call301-441-3343.

PTIFI' NANNY for 9 mo. old. CPR cenirled,- A lbrol references. We are located in Collq:e Park area. 30l· 982-7115 .

.1'/EW DJ!Al,C<\ft- SlliiiiQ&nlleo (espectally aaonll ... ). 'lolun~een. c:DOb aad llllll'needed. Al110, denalcd CD'a. 301-47~~--

LOST A fOliND

FOUND - KITTEN, blaek wilh white belly, feel. Hu nea collar. Briarwood ...,._ Needl sood home. lOI-982-9443.

LOST-WHITE VINYL SIGN from Gn:enbelt Community Cllun:h prop­eny facing Creteen1 Road ach<nilina the Holiday Bazaar and Auetion '"' November 4. Token Oct. II or 12. If foundpi<MerelutniOdleChun:h. We need lhialip 10 ldftrd.e our .anual fund nlitteriO nliae moaey to mote our chun:h haAdica!>J>ed IICCalible.

AuaO .... lrlloAD Sl!avK:z Ul.c.AII .........

MMIWII-1-Ia!CN \\\!,....., •Jtist411111 ,__,_,_mry 111111,.,. ..

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MERCBANDISI!

FOR SALE - Leaf notlcber. 3 112 honepowor Tecumseh et>Jine, $100. 301-474-9335.

FOR SALE BY OWNER ~ l BR GHI Wlil; l'relhly poiaood; all new appliances with one yar wwraaty. AOQn refin~ ilhed. AoldllaUI,!IOO. Pleasecall301-474-9445. view.

UAL IIIUTI!- RENTAL

-- G-k-. Coli Don Van Cleve • 301-537-4720.

STATE MOVERS - Movin1? w-- a room, ollloe, tqlllt­melll, hou-. ele.? Call 301-345-8323. Gooll-.

773-64&6.

CLASSIC SIMMONS OAK CRIB, full~size, with mattress. $600 oew -mote offer. 301-345-8352.

BEDFRAME-Pull-size,$15. 301- ROOMMATELOCATORS-I.Dcatin& ~~LBS:;;;:-cializioaia 441-8249. rt101111tt*1farovor27yean. 301-809· ---·· ·A · PriVaiOieJ.

4300, ltiOIIIkiCllee101.com. -.. 30I-345-4I32·

MULTI PAMILY YAIIDIMOVING SALE - Ott. 28. 9-1, 42D Ritlp ROIIII old Greenbelt Sitllle becl w/ ....r die bod dnWOII, ntlllnUID­

cluded; ............ -.­....,.._tllimlr;_ ... mile. bouobold ileall. RliDar lllilo -bold iDdeon.

UOHT MOVING, boulloa A odd DO YOU NEED OIY.fS FOR THI! HOUDAYS? Mup, bowl1, lelpOIJ and vaaca made to order by the ~ltl'llllery.Commiuicmmllll be receivod by No .. mber 17111 lo be completed for the holidays. Calli ill • 301-441-3065 10 order.

lllllVICES jollo. C.U Quiacy 301-345-1007. ............... .......... ...,,...., ..... .......................... ..... HOME MOVIBS - Slulea, pic"'"'' HOUSBCLI!ANING - HOUSBS, tnmfemd 10 VHS,IIpe repair. HLM &Jill.,....-. A1aD. lnJalna. Spe­~lac. 301-474-6748 cial.-. C.USheyla,301-441-2A')I.

AVON- GREAT products. Oreal BABYSITTINO-WI!I!KNIOIITS.

REAL ESTATE- SALI! pricea.o-aervlee-100%auaran- S5perhour. Coi1She)'la.301-441- forlak

GRI!I!NBRIAR CONDO- Fixer up­per, not thll bad. have it your way & save. Private view of woods from bl.l~ cooy, 2BR 2BA, !ivins. cliniJia, dea. Needl paint, kit~ben c:ablneta aad floor, dlninc floor, tub"""""""'· Ap­pliances n:cently .. placed. $62,000. 301-121·3181 (day).

teedl Cai1Paai,301-982-2312. 2491. 1411HW8JdeRd. NEED A HOUSE SmER? M11ure, HOUSECLEANING- $35 and up. 0,... ...... refs, can: for pell, plants. 301·474· l!xcellenttO,..ncel. All 1upptia - .. -...... 2192. pro¥idecl. ..... .-. Aapi.JOI- -- -

TOM MeANmJIW • ORI!I!NBELT 262

-4607. ~ = :.!.":!::!t WINDOWSAPAINTINO-Roplace- ...................... ~":/d. built-Ina, waJII ...

FOR SALE BY OWNER -OHI Co­op. Sunny and spw;:lous 2 bedroom frame end unit with master bedroom, family room and full bath rdded on the grotsnd floor. All wood floon and skylights in the three room addition. hl2 deck.. peaceful woods are your boekyanl. Includes 8<8 wooden shed. side-by-side refrigerator, 2 window air conditionen, stove, dilhwuher, and washer dryer all included. Asking $91,500. Caii301-474-0S59to see!

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COMPUTER - Repoin, UJIIflldea and Missy's l>ecoradJII UPHOLS'IBY sofiwan: i~•llllatiCMt. Tom, 301-474- MM1F*InleCMtlu 1401. ..=:a ,_, "'",.,. v,-PIANO, ORGAN, GUITAR, DRUMS, 301_345_7273 ~"'"-=-· RECORDER, FLUTE AND VOICE -LESSONS IN ColleJe Park (A few a.l .......... openings left). CalliOII\ Cantens Mu- Md. Home Imp. Lic.I26409 301·262""135 ~-';.Studio, 301-345-2752, 12:30 - 9 r.,...,...;Bondedi:iiiiiiioa" -.edaaiia--dlll---------tll

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Holbert's Home Imp.

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............... people. ·oa1na perMmal signirtcance

Come ..,ca ·meet with other Christians who combine prayer •

Jl'lilt!UIO.pst',jllld Carpentry Painting Remodeling Rejlaira

M.H.I.C. 25918 raJ rtlDtioMII.... f\

'l'huntlays · 7 ·OO to 1:30 pm Greenbelt Baptist Cllun:h

c.ll 301Ml-2605 flrltdo. Call Jacii301-34H282

Greenbelt Federal Credit Ualon Serving Its members since 1937.

A credit union for people who live In Greenbelt and/or work in Greenbelt.

Each account insured to $100,000

by National Credit Union

Administration, an agency of

the U.S. Govermment. 112 Ceaterway, Rooeevelt Center

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. You !mow us MjOHN 6r TAMMY, a household­In Grecahclt for 0\'CI' H years. We are the aperta • cleaubt& your .._ aDd giving you more time. '1'­for pmclchildml, c:bildml's recreation, and ada odlcr. Call, let a famlllar aDd lnllted name: help yoa Ollt.

We offer -Weekly. bi-weekly, or monthly ltiVIce -5priDc cleanlna any lime of 1he yai -Window cleanlna -Help for tpeelal acculons -FREE estim8ta.

PnfalloMb witll die~ Touclt PboDe 301·261-5151

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- BociJ WOrks Aikin c.r.· • Therapeu!ic Mcwoge • foclal•

TlvN M-..' • Waxing &IMIJclana • Mak.up Design .br,.,..._ • Manicure, Pedicure

Hours: Sun. ·Tues. I· 8; Wed. ·Fri. 9 • 8; Sot. 9. 5

State of Maryland Vehlde P.miMions lnlpecdon Protrllll

Certffl«< Emissions RefMIT Flldllty

Grc;enbelt Auto & Truck Repair Inc. Jladllty IIIS4S9

151 Cent~~ way Aolld

·-=~--':':"'·- A.I.L. ~. ......, CertllledTeohulclene ·

A CoMpete I8Mce facility equipped to per· form .. •Nice reqUrements that your menu­facturlr NCOmrillllds to comply wllh Prewn­llve ~ eervlce IICh8duln l ex· liiMIId warranty programs! Alao, routine ,... Mlnr,.IUIIOyour vehicles operaii!IQ l8faly

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N® tticks, Just tteats!

Trick or Treat (Children 12 years of age and younger.)

Saturday, October 2·8th 2pm-4pm•

· •While supplies last.

Located on Greenbelt Road at the Baltimore-Washington ParkWay (Route 295) in Greenbelt, MD