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Putens·' motion to extend the spe~.d hump ,experiment on Northway for ano-ther year after Director of Public Work-; Carl Hirsch modific:-. the humps to permit drivers to go ov~r _them at 20 mph. The moti()n v.a'i u_nanimo•.Js)y approved by the full Greenbelt Cllv Council
The poSitions \.OJlTd !:1,; tho:-.<: citizcn'i v. ho spuk¢ 011 lllt: m.: .. :ting ranged {rom Keith J.;~hoda's *Tvc ncvc:r m~t .1 trafti(.: c.:almmc ;1ppro;:~ch ·1 didn't Til....:·· to B:.~r~bara Steven·:-; ·ch.tr,;~ that the hump~ have cffcdl~':!) c,;!o~cd off :--.:orthwav to :".1ark Davis'<> mes•;age.' of."don't m.::." v.ith succc:--s." Although R1dgc RP..td resident:. Jahoda and St\.!'ven<;· took different po~tlion-.. f1l(l~t of the speakers in favot of .ths hu-mps lived on ~orth\\ ay :md Woodland Way and mo~t who Jived elsewhere (~ppo..,clLthc
humps. 'f.he Shai>e Or Things to Come?
The councilmcmbers denied that installation of the humps on Northway con-.tituted "special treat:ffient" of a small group of citizens, as charged by some speakers. Instead, the humps arc an experiment, they said. Since ·the humps were installed, council and sta"ff have begun Wm:king on a cityV.:ide "traffic. calming plan" that could incorporate speed humps, roundabouts and other devices to force drivers to slow down. Councilmembcrs Thomas \\'hite and Judith Davis both noted th:tt speed- hum;)" and other traffic calming devices "Wlll be irritating." Da" i~ eX·
pres~ed hope that hump..; wJII not be. necessary given other traffic calming option:-:.. · S"evaal c~Hmcilmc"lberS enco11raged citiZens ·to participate when further trd.ffi~ .calming measures are discussed.
now wa!Ktn~ uown I'HlHuw''"·
" ... the concept of traffic calming has
become more acceptable
nationwide." -Michael MCLilughlin,
City Manager
mCmhcr of the audt~nce ...:orcunented th.tl .. It !llU\l he nu..:c to have no car~ on your qn;et.·' Phiijif! Brandi-., of HiJI..,ide Road, answered the quc<.;tion the mayor h:td -~"b . .:d -.cveral ;.~nti-hump "peaker" a..; to why •-dov. ing down for "the hump-. was such a )pro~krn. "a~ ing "it'" ju~t plain t.brnn. irntating." And, thcr~ was" ~t hur amount of h:~<.:kw.lk in th~ c.:rowd, especially <t" the night wore on.
At one point, the mayor ask~d "that you giee nonemotional statements, that the statements ... do not address council personally and. do not chaltcnge the council's decision. we're working on a new decisiOn tonight."
In return, a few speakers chided the mayor about how the meeting was ruri. Joe Wilkin'>on, joked "Do you realize it's Pa<>t my bedtime?" Jack Maffay said that speakers were all()wed to <>peak too lon-g and that the comments were not <.tlways directed to the 1opic at hand. The mayor noted several times during the meeting th;tt, although counc_il's !.tanding rules limit Sp!!akers to lhrec minutes, those rules have never been en· forced during the time that she has been on cou'lcil (including under previous mayors} ..
pruuu . .:tll. /""1. 17-"-' ;nu• y ,,.,...,n._....,
that rno~t vehH.:Ies drove between 23 and 29 mph on the road (with a 25 mph ... peed JimitJ. with top ~peed mostly in the 30's hut wtlh one driver cloch:d at 41 mph
A m~rm> fn•m Planning Dt· rector Cdt:.t Wihon compared pre· ;md po:-.t hump :-.pccds. Opponent... cttt•,J the observatton that C\ en bcf(,rc in ... tallation of the bump .... the· :n:crag:e ..;peed nn the ro;.~d w.t" .25.1 mph -- nm· \t<::tent '.~ Hh :·te po ... ted ... peed After the Inti!:]•"· ~pcl'"d~ now a"cragc: 21. 1J nq h. llump propnncnh focu-.,-.·:d mort.: on the "95th pt·ru.:nt:ie \flt~ed." Th .... 1-..
the ... pent :1\ ('r helP\~ v..hi<.:h IJ~ percent of \c:•H..:k-., tra\el. Tht: 95th pt.:ru:J~t!lc • ~peed un Sorthwa~ h.t.., droppeU from 21J mph to 2."' mph.
;.;onhv.;t\ rt:'>tdenh. howcvt:r. ugucd th.;t the "tudy ~reed-., were not n.:pre!-:cntativc of true tra[fic heh;t·.·ior since drivers ~low do\~ n when officer" arc present. Leah and Jor"'dan Choper both recalled accidents in which their parked vehicle\ were hit by motorists, including one qve-car accident that even darndged a car p:1rked in their dnveway. Leah Chopcr also argued
See SPEED HL:\1PS, pageS
State Delegates Here The Ar:!.ual Greenbelt Open
Door \-k(·ttng wi\1 be held on S:.~turd.t\. J,lnu:Jry 11 from IJ-11 a.m. 10 •t~:·: City Council Cham· her~ of thv municipal buildir.g. This is an Opportunity for the citizen<> o! the 23rd District to meet and 1.dk to their reprc!-.entative..,, SCn:ttor l.o:o Green, Del· cgateo.; \taiy Cnnroy, hnll.:.-. Hubhard and Joan Pitkin. The 23rd Di..,trict Del!!gation look'> forward lO a large turnout and hearing from their constituents.
Vt:ntures at JOI-441·1070 for tPT :1t ?-Ol~474-R30R.
Upcoming County Council Session Will Be Full
by .James Giese State legislation j, the needcJ
...:urc to .. a dio.,pute between County Exccut'ivc \\'aync Curry and the l~rincc George's County CourKIL ln late Dcccmhcr Currv vetoed hio..; fir~t" r)ien· of counc(J lcgi..;la· !H>n, a hill lo rt.~4um~ developer" to meet arl Adequate Puhlu ... F.i\:ditte~· fAPF; te~t for public <,<.hool" in order for the county to appr<!VI.! 11~v. hou..,ing develop· ment-.. ,\Jthough Curry .,,lid th;.~l
he o.;uppon~d the aim.;; of the bill, J! 1.., hi'i opinton that the hill 1" illegal: until ... tate legislation j.., en;tcted. Pre..,erltly the \tate lcgi..,Ja· !ttrt• hao., prohlhtll:d the county from tmpo<,mg a public lacdille'> te<.,t if the county imposes a :-:.ur· charge on every unit of new con· -.truction w be used for school'i. The County Council appear"'i to want il both ways~ collecting a ~urcharge and requiring development .to meet an adequate public facilities test. .
Councilmembers hav' criticized Curry for making the vc:..>to, although they recognize that their bill, which was passed by an 8-0 vote, conflict'> with ~talc law. Some of the member<; have wdi· catcd that they will !leek to over· ndc the veto at th~ January 7 cour.cli rnt:eting. It is the1r contention th: t Curry .;;hould have al· lowed the hill to become law. but 110t enforced 1t until the kgto.,la· tun; arner.'~ ·d the cxl"ting law.
Currv, 011 ... ~ other h..tnd, v.-a" conLer~ed that the bill's enactment would lead to litigation that would unnecessarily require the expenditure of county resources.
"I should not .. approvc lcgJ..,Iath'!i which ctnnot be cnhr~ l'd .LtHI
which further compllc..ttc-. ctn .1rl·:~
of '>Ut'h ~ignifKanu~ and !nlpllf
lance," lie told Counul Ch.tn Dorothy F. U.ulcy
Other ).('gi"I:Jtion According to ( ·(JU!t- i!n\t:rnhcr
Audrt.:y Scott. v.hu reprt·..,cht-. ,he d1"trict that include'> (Jren1hclr lilting the APF proluhJ!t')l\ 1'- llnl;. line of the ltl"lll\ lJI\ !)H· ~ '''..I!L{V·~
lcgi~la!IV~ agenda for tilt: tip~n~l~ mg -.c!-.sion to tx·,.pn till" mr,!1th Of grc.Jie'>t ~.:oncern tu !1· -I"J .td vocate'> io., the need for d1111inu.t tiun of the <,late'<; ~2 mill1on dod Jar amtu:tl ~r.~nt ft•r lihr.u:- fiJ!lll
ing. Although th1~ :wmcy h.t.., been granted by the lcgl'>laturt· for the pa~t two year,, Sen!\ notes that there is general opposition to this kind of special grant. especially one-time grant.., that develop a life of their own. St:ott also report!. thJ.t m.tn)' in the legislature have ~fated that they do not feel any compunction to help Prince George'~ Coun1J since its rc!-.idenl!. d1d not c.JIL' enough to help thcm..,c-1\.e-. by rc pealing TRI~!.
The county cxecuttvt: ha<; re quc'>ted legi~Jation to t:ltn • .n.Jtl"
~un<.,ct provi!-.ion<., on ..tut!',ort/.:t· lion' for the couuty to kvy til·~ energy tax and an mcre..1-.c m the tran ... fcr tax first rn.trk tn 1 l)l.;-1
Both authoozatJOI~'> h.:\~~ b(.'ct e:xtendcd on a ,,~.lf·to-year h;!o.,i, \IOCC I <J89 1'1 OHler tu rc~ponJ I',
"emergencies." The Con~ohdated Trano.,port.t
tion Plan is also being loltowe(: See COUNTY COt.:~CIL, page 12
Page 2
Enforce 3 Minute Rule .-\-,_ '"1J:-or Antomette Bram explained se ... erai times during the De
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Eating Disorders Si.lpport Group Meets
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See Watkins Park's Festival of Lights
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County Democrats Elect Officers
The Pnnce George·-. County Derr.ocr:.uic Centra! Commtrtee at a meettng on Dec~mber 17 dectc:::J :b <lffi ... er-. \A,hu v.t!l ":.ef\o::
for the ::el(t !\-\o vear-. Shed3 C. hck.,on. 'Jo. hn rePre'ienh the 26th Legv•latt ... e Dt'>lrict. t·· the nev. ch .. ur. Dor.ald G. Be.t..:r.. ~epre-..,t·ntm~ ·the ::~rd Legh!Jtt'- e .. o,.,_ tnu. r:::u::-:1"' fur .. mother t::r.n ,h
ftr'>t \-JU!'·C..h.ur. AJ~ee .\1.ihan. of !he• ~..;rh Le£t~l .. ltive Di ... tnct. w,1~ der.:ted '\C;.:Pr.d "ice-o.:h..1tf Gregnr: J D:~~on, from the 21 q Legt.,fatt·.-e DJ<;trict. and the ne""' · e-,t member of the ~ommittee. ...... -,_ ele.._:ed trea.-.un:r .tnd \1.l~"'
Dav1-.. re-presenlmg the· 2-1th Lei:sbtt\e Dt'>trict, '-.I. :..Is de ... 'ted 'iecret.l!') .
The-.e• ne\1.· lead~r ... "'>tressed ·party umt~ ,iild greate'r panlc;;lp.!tory dernocr:l~) ;)."- go.::tlo;; All Prince George"<; t:ltlzen." J.re mVIted to anend rnomhl;.- meeting .... which are hefd on the lhtrJ Tue-5-day of eat.:h momh on ~:3() p.m, 3:1 party: he:ltil{uarters, -1"725 .Stiver Hill R0aJ. Su~tbnJ.
GREEIIliELT NEWS REVIEW Tbuisday, Jaabary 2, 1997
Lett~rs 1ft!, the Edito~ 1 11
n Thanks Northway them when they do their next Thanks
I Petition Signers campaigns this coming October/ . The 1996 Board of Direcrors
November. Council needs to 9f the Greenbelt Boys and Girls Thank :-ou Tn the 343 people hear all of your mess<~;ge. Club wishes to thank the Mayor,
who 3tgr.ed t~.~ petition to re· Thanks again; you made a differ- PRAB~ the Public \Vorks Dept .• mrne ~r..:~J :'!:..::-r:p-; from the ence. the Greenbelt Recreation Dept., \\"oodi.1nd Ht!!.- pan of the C'niversity of Maryland .O..:orr::·,.~,..l\ C.· 1:-:..:il hi..; heard Suzanne J. Krofchik Che-erleading Sraff, Volunteer part of ~-!cat :· ·..: !>.:ltd. and f.as Commissioners. Coa~hes, High de..:tded w re~;;.!p~ the speed School Students, Parents and· h•J;;:;J<. .,o lh~: ~M~ can drive Honor Picket Line Fri~nds for their suPport this" year. o·.c::r t~-::7'. \A.:':-q·Jt ha-..Ing to The strike by Teamster~ Local President, A'"·a Rame)'; Vice co:-r.c tu ~t-oo-. ~~··r::: each b{;mp. 639 against Giant offers several President~ Fra.nk Wheeler; Secw Had \O'J ::r~t ~:::~:.-:.!the pewwn. le~sons in labor economics, most retary, ·Kathy Kerdocki Trea-rhe Cuum.:!l v..c ... !d hJ.ve left rhe of which I do not address. An surer, Jeff Williams; Registrar, .. peed ~·..1mp-, J~ the;. a.re. Coun- unexpected lesson, however, is Mel Scites; and Eleana Brooks
·c1l 1-; no ...... -=:.ti~Jng the speed often·availabfe to observant citi- (Awards chair), Margo Datcher hur.lp~ :t "pdor r'r-o:ect" and they Lens who G.fi'Tle in through the (Rules chair),. James Gree_n,
tv.erdit'." .• :_., '.t.~_ .. '_·e..!i~.· .<_.e .... d. -.o~:,r",•ee,o1 r_. af- rear entr)·. roe liveries are being Marion Holland, Fran Raynor,
... ·' ... uu made in semi-trailers that are Kathy Stiannella (Publicity P.:rt '.:· ·.~ )!_,: ._ •1u 'i.:~id, unfor
tu:n.uel .. ~ .....,:.1., ~~·li h::ard. As a
wb.n!~·-· the (',)' .. :1-:d apparently h.:d ~n 1de:.! :\-.. :t J.i\Clnt: v.ould fet:: \\·t~~·,~!J.:-1~~ HJl~, ·got spec1al tre..t!:--::e:r:t r.e;. Jppt!ar to reffi31:1 -..er\. -.en~::i~e ro the. W'oodland Hill~ "p..:r.~·~ttor."' of speed~ f:lf. c.:.:~?ltC f,._,r pPI!(.C Studie-S to the cuntrJ.r:- .tr:L! ..;even city ·staff r~comn:l·:-.,bt!Ons against o;;p~e-J :--:u:;--:t'... !1 conce~ns me that the Coun~.::~ remains so to-tally lr...,e:n.stttv:: :u your perceptton of -.pC"ci:d treatment for
. \\'oodland Hdk Council refu,sed to acknowledge :·•JU could legitimate!\ :·eel th:::~t .,.,,,n or ~hat over 300 People! coulJ h;Jve been affected by . .., h.Jt they did in \\'oodland Hills ·The three people who· ha.d taken the time to rev1ew city files .tnd prepare typed remark'> were not allowed to cklt~er r!:c1r fu!!, prepared rem.uf.. ~ fhe-.c !::rc::e people spoke for the rem-Jval. of speed hur:np'> A.;; the saying goes, Cnu::ctl _::..;-,_; dzdn ·r get zr
Th~ pernwn ... ·gners fell into rhrl'._. _sl'r;er.tl ...:.r· :gone!>: rho~e
opp<-'"l'd to '>peed humps ln gen· eral: :hP:.e wh~.1 like speed hur.-1~-. but .~r.: opposed to spe..:!:!1 Jnt ... ·r::~t groups: and !hose \A,ho :·~h \\"dodl.md Hills got speCial treatment that their areas car:nllt .::~.:t .·\hout 325 of the ~t~ner~ 1~-.:.· m r~c: area affected b; !he ~pee-d humps; about 20 pe,,p[e l!\C" cl~ewhere 10 GHI. hut h~'.mi .t'="r.>·Jt rhe petition and ~•gned to -,_hoQ. their support.
· 0:1e cn:.~n~·tlmember commt:::l:cJ tr..H :-:" one mentioned <>peed hump..:. d:uing the campa~gn S('a~or.. Perhaps, then, it '.l.ould hdp tb: Council if you would -.hare )Our opinions with
driven by replacement workers ·chair); Barbara ·osborne (Buddrawn from management or else-- get chair); Bridget Osbor'ne where. It docs not require a (Ways & Means chair); -and ro·cket scienlist or a professional Mary \\'ade {Family Involvedriver to see that these are very ment chair). expensive· deliveries because these unskilled drivers (a) require ~uhsto.ntial extra time to reach the
·Joad1ng dock, (b) create ex-cess wear and tear through the repeated back and fonh attemprs to back into the loading dock, and (c) increase the risk of accident and damage to either truck or nearby landsc>ping .. The striking drivers have important skills. Please offer your support by stop-ping at Giant to Jet the members of Local 639 know . that you are honoring the1r picket line.
Keith Jahoda
Postcards Wonted J am studying the State of
~1ary!and in my 5th grade Social Studies cJass. I would like to receive post cards from your state. [f you could help cover our waH with postcards I would appreciate it ane;:t we would learn a l"ot about your state.
Thank you. Maggie Goin Mrs. Black's ClasS StephenviJie lot School 926 S~ Clinton Stepbenville7 Texas 76401
Hard of Hearing Have Self-help Group
The newly .formed Prince George ·s County group <>f Self Help for the Hard of Hearing will meet on Thursday, January 9, at 7:30 p_m. at the Bowie City Hall.
The topic for discussion is "Coping Skills_·· Participants will share ways to improve. speech discrimination in one-on-one or group situations. Also· on the agenda -is planning a visit to learn more about assisted listening devices.
For further information or diw rections to BoWie City" Hall calJ 301-474-0345 or 301-262-8174.
Correction [n the photo caprion of
Eunice Coxon on the front pag~ _of last week's. paper. Emory Harman should have been identified as past president of the Greenbelt Lions Club.
Also credit for the photo should have gone to Betty Maffay_
The News Review regrets the errors.
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and Planmng Commy;.s1on. Departmer.t of Parks and RecreatiOn. Pnn...:e George's. County The De;:-.1nmerH of Parks and Recre· at1on ts comm1Hed !0 accommodating mdl'o•iduals with disabllitle'-.
For more information caH the recon:hng at 30!-699--2545; TTY 30 1-699-2544; or access hnp:// w"<Aow.smart.nerJ-parksrec/ on the Internet.
for all City refuse customers* starting Wednesday, Jariuary 15, 1997
• -Have all materials out for collection by 7:00am each Wednesday. Call 474-8308 for recycling infonnation.
• Yard waate and appliances will be collected the last Wednesday of the lilonth ODJy starting January 15th. CaD 474-8004 for pick ups.
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Tltur!day, January 2, 1997 GREENBELT IIEWS REVIEW Page 3
Author Ellis Cose Speaks at Library
Ellis ·cose will discuss his new· book, Color-Blind: Seeing . Beyond Race in a Race--Ob-
Community Events T' ai Chi Practices
The public is invited to free. hour-long, community T'ai Chi practices at the Greenbelt Community Center on Wednesday, January 8, 6:30 p.m., and Saturday • .January 11. 9:30 a.m. and a Ch 'i Kung practice on Tuesday. January 7, 7:30 p.m. No experience is necessary.
sessed World, on Friday. Janu- Golden Age Club ary 10. 7 p.m .• at the Greenbelt by Dolores Capotosto Library. ll Crescent Road. The Golden Agers will_ meet on .program is free and open to the Wednesday. January 8. at 11 ·public. a.m. in the -Muhi-purpose Room
In Color-Blind, Case offers a at the Oreenbelt Community prOvocative, non-partisan look C~nter. •The monthly business at race in America. Spanning meeting will be held plus inthe entire politicaJ spectrum·. he stal1ation of the Club's 1997 draws on the work of educa~ slate of oFficers .
. t~n·s, journ~t~sts, .authors, doc- Many thanks to the outgoing tors, sOciologists and politician" officers for a job well done: ·as he lays out the parameters of President, Bud Hinson; 1st V.P .• a debate whose "gray areas·· Mary Gardnc;; 2nd V.P., Ellie confound even the most distin~ Rimar~ Recording Secretary, guished th·inkers. Rachel Algaze; Corresponding
Cose also looks at the expe- SecretarY. Pearl Siegel; and rjence's of cultures in Central Treasurer. Margaret Graham. and South America', the Carib- · Thanks, too, to all the comm-it-bean, and post-apar_theid South t~e Chair-persons who served Africa as they deal with similar during
1996.
problems and attitudes. Color- The spring· schedule of Blind concludes with a look at Golden Age trips, as prepared how blatant racism is being re- by Jim Maher, is now available. placed by subtle discrimination Be sure to read it over and sign practiced by people who don't up while: .. _. there are still open-believe they are prejudiced, and
·why society has such difficulty carrying out a meaningful na-tional dialogue on race.
Ellis Cos"e. is a contributing editor for Newsweek rnagaz·ine "and former chairman of the editorial board and editorial page editor of the New York Daily News. Cose has also wrinen for Time magazine, USA Today,
·and the Detroit Free Press, and . Is the aUthor of The Rage of a
Privileged Class. Case's appearance is at the
beginning o.f a twelve-city (our ·anct is sponsored by Vertigo Books. of \Vashington, D.C. The author will be available af
. ter the talk to answer questions anti sign his book, which will be available for purchase. The prog-ram is being co-sponsore~ by th~ New Deal Cafe. Participants of ..the library progr:.tm are invited and encouraged to go to the Cafe aflerw;.trd for mu-,ic and coffcJ.:.
Fo.r information on thi..,,-· or other librarJ progr.1m-. and services, call 301-699-3500.
60th Anniversary CommiHee Meets
The next committee meeting "of Grc~nbelt 's 60th Anniversary Committee will be held on Wednesday, January g at 7 p.m. in the large classroom of the Communitv Center.
All co~mittcc chairs and representatives of all scctions of the city, churches, groups. etc. are requested to attend.
Jf there is need for more in-formation or any questions, please call Emory A. Harma.n, 474·5156 ..
At the Library Po·etry Plus, a poetry discu<;
sion program for adults on Sat-urday, January 4, at 10:30 a.m.Selections from Robert Frosr and Maya Angelou
P.J. Storytime for ages four to six: at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, January 8.
Drop-In ~torytime for ages three to five at 10:15 a.m. on
·Thursday, January 9. Ellis Cose, authOT of Color
Blind: Seeing Beyond Race in· a Race-ob-sessed World, will lead i;t. discussion ses.sion at 7 p.m. on Friday, January 10.
For more in.formation on these or other prOgrams. cal) thi!-ltbtary at 301-34~-SSOO.
. ings. Stay well
the meeting. and come out to
i Fun at!Goddard
Model rocket e'nthusiasts of all ages are invited to blast off on Sunda'y, January 5. at the Goddard Vi!;itor Center. Learn the principles 6f rockctfy and watch model \ r9c_kets soar through the air.• Bnng rockets to launch or just watch the fun. Launches arc monitored for safety. In case of int:lcment v-.eathcr, call 30 l-2R6~898l to venfy the event. .
A star-studded' evening is planned~ for $a(urday, Jan~ary II. Starting at 7 p.m., a two-hour tour of the winter sky begins ahd includes· stops at the Orion Nehu\a, the Pleiades, Saturn, and many more. Bring a telescope and binoculars or usc the Visitor Center telescope to view the stars. Stargazing is held w'cather permitting and fir:~t--timc star gazers are wei-. come.
The Visitor Center is Joc~Ht:d on Explorer Road, near the in
. tersection of Soil Conservation and Greenbelt Roads. For more information, call 30l-286-$9M I (.voi~c) or 301-286-8103 (TDD).
County Genealogical Society to Meet
The Prince George's County Genealogical Society will meet Wednesday, JanUary 8 at 7 p.m. in the Grcenbelt Public Library, II Crescent Road. The meetIng is free and open to the public. The topic will be "Show and Tell" by members and guests.
New . The New Deal is a
Deal ~~::~.,r;e:~~ (j entrees, homemade m desserts, and gourmet ~ coffees and teas.
Open Fri-Sat, 6--.11 pm Music begins 8:30pm ~ No cover
fri, Jan. 3 - Jon Johnson Electronic New Age music
Sat, Jan. 4 -- Koolrockin' Oaddies Music from high school
Gr~enbelt Comm~lty Center, 474--5642 . . ..
Roland Forbes leads Greenbelt folk dancers at the Youth Ce~ter: .. pholo by Sharon ~aloh
Both T'ai Chi and Ch'i Kung are classic Chinese exercises for health. Ch'i Kung exercio.;e<;, which generally have more repetition than T'ai Chi, arc thus a little e3sier to Jearn. Both Ch'i Ku~g and T'at Chi work wllh the same internal energy or life force (ch'i) that is manipulated by acupuncture. Thc~c pr:ILtices will provide an wtrodu~.:tion for .those interc~ted in learning more about thesc arb, as well as a good work--nut for people who have practiced T'at Chi in the past. Greenbelters lnvifed To Folk Dance Party
The practices will conc;ist of very simple, slow, graceful, natural movements that anyone can easily do: Benefits of the regular practice of these exercises can be found in areas of rel~xation, health, self defense and spiritual growth. Some of the current studies of T'ai Chi and its value for stress reduc-tion and for improving mental focus will be discussed.
by Jeri Holloway Interested in a one--night tpur
of many European Lands? Suffering from the holiday letdown and need something to lift spirits on a cold winter night? The answer is a no-cost International Folk Dance Party at the Greenbelt Youth Center on Fri-day, January 10, from 8·10 p_m.
One can experience dances from numerous locations throughout the world that will be taught by Roland Forbes__:._ Local folk dance legend. Beginners as well as advanced dane--
Caregiver Support Holds Meeting
The Care'""giver's Suppon Grou.p will hold a mectJOg open to the community Tue~day, Jan. 7, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Greenbelt Adult Care Center of the Community~ Center. Light refreshments wi'll be served.
The Suppoct Group will help caregivers to share experiences and frustrations and develop practical copirig skills. A com
·plimentary copy of "Caring for the Caregiver'' i~· available. Respite care· is <I\ ail able during the meeting.
The group meets regularly on the first Tuesday of each month. Call Bl'verly Long for more information at (301) 507--6590.
OLD GREENBELT THEATRE 474-9744
WEEK OF JANUARY 3 All Seats $5.00
The English Patient (R)
Fri: 7:45 Sat. & Sun:
[4:45 All seals $3_00 7:45
Mon: [All seals $3.00) 7:30
Tue-Thurs: 7:30
ers will feel welcomed at this party. No panners are needed. but comfortable dance shoes are a must. This free session will give everyone a taste of the regular Friday night dance class that will begin on January 17. Registration is ongoing through the Gre~nbelt Recreation Department for the eightweek session or one can register at the dance party on January 10-
For more information and pictures, point one's Web browser to the "Folk Dance" link at "http://COCYG.org/user/ alxndr'' or call the Recreation Department at 301/397-2200.
Plan to join the Greenbelt Folk Dancers for a fun evening of dance on January 10.
Classes wtll begin the fol· lowing week at the samli times a'i the practice sessions. This will be the last opportunzty until next fall for beginners to start T'ai Chi at the Community Center. Class sjzes are limited, so early registration i~ recommended. For further regtstration information, contacl the Com· munity center at 301-397- 220H.
The Greenbelt Arts Center 123 Centerway, Greenbelt (next to P'osl Office)
presents
an evening of g<A.."Pd music featuring
5JU .Mt . .N-elio- ~,el S~Saturday, January 4, 1997 8 P.M.
AND L'ATER IN JANUARY The Greenbelt Arts Center
8t The Friends of the Greenbelt Museum
Invite you to be part of history. in I <J'J7
Greenbelt Isn't just -other suburb: It's Port of our Notion's History
Get a Ticket & See Maryland Special l)roject 1\o. 1: TJm GREENR.:LT STORY
An Original Play aboul an Original Town Written & Dtrected by Dan1el Young
Funded by Gilbert & Jaylee Mead Family Foundalion
··ricnds or the Greenbell Mustoum opening night performance ~Jid nocq1tion, hi day night, January 10.
Gty of Greenbelt gala reception following the performant•to on Saturday night, January 11.
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Boys and Girls Club Ties up 1996 Year
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At 11:55 p.m. on the same day. a citiLen ieported be.ing a -.. -~c-tim o~· a p1ckpocker at the A~IC S Thea<er> .. 6000 Greenbelt Road. The '1-t~.:tim'o;;
ceHuiar telephone wa~ removed frnm ht<> Jackel.
_Dn FriJ.ly, Del:ern'Jer ~0, a -...alter . ..., J<; tak.en fn)r,--, :Jn un..tttended pur'>e in an ()f:-1-:c 1:1 the -51)0 bio..:K of Greer:·.~.!\ \enter Dnve. -
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On S.iturda-.., De .... crr~ber 21. a burgl .. r:· -.......~ ... ;t::porte.J .H ;J bu'>t· ne->-> :n the 100 bl<~ck of Ce::terv..1-. On ~for~d.n. December 2~. a burg!.Lr-.. ._.:J.; reponeJ :1t a re-s1den~:: 1n the 6200 block 'of Springhill Court. ' _The method of entn \<; un-kno·,... n Two tele" i-;.1~r.s were t.J.k::n -\nnther hurl!b.r-.. was reported that day 1.-:- the. 9000 block of Breezew0nd TerrJce v.h~re .:lnthing :.1nd .1 watch v.ere taken. the method of entry
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burglary ~ .1s -reporte-d Jt a re~iJc~-.:e 1r: the 2 Co:.~rt of Re<..t!Jrch Road Entr) v. J-., b.llned bj- .:uttwg: open ..1 -.--reen and t>r~..lkm:; ll~t th:: \oi,"J:-:J•)W _re\Aoelr) "".1-' t"..~i.."-·n.
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·held on SJ.ttJi..!.~\. ~o ... ember 23 at F-"r-:Jen-:k r)ougla-::.s. High
'Sehoul. l ~;;er ~farlboro. ·squ;;.d me:rih-er ... ire· Tiffan) Atkin,;;on, Cunnif" Bailey, Kr1~t1n F:o ... d, ChJ.rlene Gernng. Jes<;zc~ House, ~eghan LLoyd, Glenna Sm,dl. Vane'><;a L'goala. Ale.~l"i -WilliamsonSander--.. and Jentlifer Willis. The coach i~ .-\v.1 Ramey. Team parents. are T.1mmy House and Julie Sander~
The lU and L'nder Cheerteadirlg Porn Pom squad, wh<ch v.on~:-~e:..:ond place in the Prince G.:t>rge's County Cheerleading Competition and thirJ p!~e in the Frederick Doug!.hs Coc:petition. Squad mer-:-:ber~ arc Cheri Bailey; Kimberl\. Care-.. Rebecca Fletcher: El1t.1heth Glerrn, Ste-ph.1nic Hdi:t~J. DC)·Sha Ke.th, Li'>.l ~t.:Bn<.k, Yonique ~tcCall...t, Ca-.;-.,ie S..:hloso;;er. Jes"-· sicJ. Teet.;,, Brilunv \Vestover and C:md:ce \\'tnd~or. Com~ ml'l'ilOner <±nd C•)Jch is Marion Ho!lJ.r.,l anJ th!: \ludc::nt o.ssi-;tJ.nl t'> R.a~hc! Petty.
The 'i'ne .tnd Cnder Soccer learn. coached bv Ricardo D..:c-_.~. \l.fw;b \•,:on iheir County di\ l'>ltm title. ~fernbers of the tea""m art> Kevin ~ailey, Greg B1st3ny. Colin Callahan, ~1ichae\ Carey. j'esse Crowley, \br{.'O Decca, Dante DOzier. Shane fendlay. Tony Fendlay. Jes-.;ic:l Fo~ter, Na~haniel Glenn, P'.1tnck Ht:1d<>ley, Tre ..... or Lyons, Antirev. \1-...:Laughlin. :erett RoJm.u'!. Jc~sic:1 Shaffer and Samuel Wnhers.
Special Awards The Br'\ ') and Girls Club
.-\.Ju\t :'--1.!1 .. :· Volunteer of the Yc.~r 1' Jc"e Jor.es. and the Adult h::-n.lle Volunteer of the Ye:H '" ·\:on .... ·:te Gonzalez. The Bo-. 11:· t!"-e Year 1s Pete C .1;,phel!. r:-~ G1rl of the Year 1' Co~n:~· B.tLiey. The<>e four 1:-:d:\ trb.!:, \ill he hor!ore<1 at lhc P~; · :\'.~~~-!-- C ---~:r):'l\. !fi 19'..\..,_
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~~~ ::·Jer ""'~~~ ~arent on Janu~ J.,: : _ aP.d ... ::~. --3 p.m Learn ·.u~.N anim_als use camouflage f Dr protectjon.
Owl Prowl for ages 8 .and o!der wuh pa_te.iu or. _January I9. 5-7 p.m.
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T'tce ~u~~n TrKt \·1~:tor Cont.;:..:t Surion LS on BJ.Id Eagle Dnve r off route t 9S betw;en ~he Baitimpre~\Vashmgt.on Parkway and Rt. 32). Adva~ce registration as required for all programs, which are free, as space is limited. For information or registration, call 410-674-3304. TOD 41(}-614-462.5.
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C-:~ ··.;~- ''lt:f'- for J907 arL': !J.J.~:-:•..:.:: · l-..:.,:l!·y hj-. Sr: Ba-;k;:rl--.tll. .-\v•l Ramey; C~.::c:-:::JJt:~..:- ~1arwn Ho!l3nd; Fc>othJ.!l. J.1;,,-.::s Green; Soccer. Je:~· \\'!l!tJ~-.: Softball, Pam BJker
Dunng the paSt year, the 1996 Board of Directors impJe: mented th~ Family [nvolvement Progr:1m, All Sports RegistratiOn, and the Coach, Team, Player, and Volunteer ·Incentive .erogr~m .. ~lu.b Bylaws w~~e alro ll~tei;l: .W ~c<l. I>>' the club membership.
LoJack technician installs tracking system in Gre·enbelt Police cruiser. 1
Police Vehicles Get LoJack Car System
The C1ty of Greenbelt has followed. the lead of the State of Maryland,. Prince George•s County and several other local municipalities by joining forces with· the LoJack Auto Recovery 'Network. Three LoJ.ick trcicking systems were recently installed in Greenbelt Police vehicles at no charge. LoJack is an autO thef~ recovery system operated by police that a.l:lows them to turn on a Lo!ack transmi-tter in a stolen car.. Using the LoJack, poliCe hav""e an arrest record th<.~.t i:. five times the national a_..;erage for stolen cars.
The partnershtp between the police arid LoJack will serve as a major deterrent t_o car theft. as it is impossible to tell which cars -are equipped with th~ system. Because of this, car thieves will now be expOsed to a higher risk of arrest.
LoJack guarantees that cars equipped with the system will be reCovered within 24 hours .. When a vehicle equipped with the LoJack system is stolen, the owner immediately con-
REALTY 1 982-0044
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· tacts the police. Police then activate the transmitter i-nstalled in the vehicle.. Patrol cars equipped with police tracking computers are alertei:l when an activ-e ""t-ransmitter is in their area. Police c'antrack "and recover the stolen vehicle, and apprehend the suspects.
The Greenbelt Police are excited to participate in thi$ program .. LoJack·s own tracking vehicles hay(: already tracked several stolen vehicles to Prince Geor-ge '_s County.
_,.Now. with the police department-'s cooperation, the number of recoveries is ex.pected to grow ..
Winter Tree Hike At Patuxent Refuge
"Wihter Tree Hike., is an after-school program for children ages 8 to 12 at Patuxent Research Refuge. Thursday, Jan. 9, from 4· to .5- p.m. Children s~ould dress for being outdoors.
The. program is free and advance tegistration is required. Call 410/674-3304.
~- Huoe1-1r17MBR. ~Mbalh .... ____ ... stacking W/0. FREE GARAGE! $7G ......,
159.900 plus $3.000 ~-help!
Leonard & Holley Wallace
Cafe, Tzedakah Youth Chorus: (left to right) back row·- Jane Sc:;hwartz, Daniel Schwartz, Robin Brooks, David Lemus Re'beccD. Lemus, Arie~a H~ber. Front row -Alana Grife, Michaela Haber, Dina.Goldberg-Strussler, Ethan.Cowa11;. ,.
Stars ~~ the Future At Cafe Tzedakah·; t • • •
by Judy Goldberg-Strassler A magician,. mu·siciarl$. sing
ers, comedian, danceis, and gymnaSts· broUght ch-eers of
. '"bravo" and loud applause at Mishkan Torah_:synagogue's Cafe Tzedakah Saturday night, December· 14. Cafe Tzedakah highlighted .the "stars of the future.·· The fun was aJI to benefit the less fortunate ... The admissiOn of a non-perishable food item· was collected for the Whhman~Walker Clinic. The basket. for conlributions passed aro_und-- at i-nterrilis~ion benefitted Yachad. a local Jew~ ish organi~atiOn involved in the housing of the homeless.
The young performers were as follows: Michaela and
·,-\riela Haber plared Violins: ~utti-talented Eth?~_ Cowan told ·Jokes and played the recorder: Dena KOhn and D"ina GoldbergS"trassler played recorder; Sandy B Iackman. Stephen Brenner. Daniel Schwartz, David Lemus, Joel, Oresky. and Evey ~il_verstehi_ played piano; Ja'ne Schwartz played the flute; Alana. and Shira drifc displayed OI.Ympian talent in their gymnastic programs~ Eric ShansbY drew oOhs arid "how'd he do th~t" with his sleight of he.nd; Jesse Goldberg-Strassler had everyone· orr their feet with his
trumpet; Robin Brooks and_ Rachel Ores~y 'sang: and Rebecca .Lerrius and Andrew Shansby played duetS of Klezmet tunes. ·
Miriam Le.mus a~d Ari Gol4berg-S1rassler did a won~ d.erf\Jl job of emceeing and clowning aro~nd as they intro~ duc"ed all of the talented performers. Sheila Lemus orgaM nized the children into an excit- · ing program. The Cafe Tzedakah Youth Chorus made their rousing debut to open and close the evening.
Violi11ist: Michaela Haber
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.(301) .n"-41-44 December 1996 'i Dear Friends and Fainily, ! 1
It is with pride and loyc that we announce the retirement of Dr. Cl\lvton : McCarl, Sr. from our family dental practice. He and his wife Jane will1..;.iss all the. I, I relationships that have been built over 40 years of practice, but are ready to begin a new phase oflife together.
It is difficUlt to measure. a man's professional life just ,in terms of years of service ·' and accolades, but \VC feel it would be appropriate to !llCntion a few. Spanning the 1 I years from being a Greenbelt youth who met Elea.nor ·Roosevcit, to devoted i I'
grandfather, he has been dedicated to various for'ms of public service. " 1
Clayton Sr. graduated from the University of Maryland in l<i52 and the k Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1956. He then joined his brother and father in dental practice in Greenbelt. Beginning in 19RO, he welcomed his d.nightcr Sally, his ~ons Clayton Jr 1 and }Jy, and his nephew D.wid into the denul practice. t· · ·
Hi~ _t(Jrty years of dentistry h.1ve been marked hv a commitn1ent to ~crvice. llc lias bccf1 thc·Prcsidcnt of the Univcr~itv of ~\1arvt{nd Alumni A~~(~ciJ~ion the
1 .\1aryl::md State Dental As!'.oci.nion, and VJ.riou~ :~>thcr professional groups~ and
1 organiz.:uion-... His c~rccr accomplishments have been rccognizcd~by his pccrs:'Hc was tPc recipient of the lifCtin1c achicvcn1cnt award by the Southern Maryland~ De.ntal Socict\· and \v"' ekcted to the American College of Dentists and to the lnternati<.>Il.ll College of Dcnti,ts.
Perhaps rnore telling are the many volunteer positions he h~s held through the years: organizing the Fathers' Show at the elementary schoal fair;
i I singing in a Barber shop Quartet at the Junior 1 !• High Parent~' Follies; having homecoming floats ~~- built )n his garage; camping out over night with i the kids for the school uPig Roa$t,~ etc., etc., etc. •. You could always tell wh'en "Sr.~ was in the
building by the laughter from him and his patients at the end of his hallway. How .many people can
II say they enjoyed coming to work for forty r.ears?
He can. !1 The laughter will continue as Jane and Clavton
II arc off together to fun destinations. \Vhcn at ·
1 home, they'll be busy with their many projects,
11 activities and nine grandchildren.
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.;1, ~he ''younger generation" looks for~ward to
provic;:fing Clayton Sr.~s personal patients with the same care and attention he did. Without you, the
,I patients, none of this is possibl<;. \Ve wanted to ! i share with vou our fond memories as we thank a
'I: wondcrfur (,crson for an outstanding profc"ional
1 care:r:r ..
I Sincerely~
Clayton and Jane Riding off into the sunset'
I Clayton McCarl, Jr., DDS Sally McCarl Moore, RDH
jay McCarl, DDS David .\lc~arl, DD~
· for our New Patients Polishing &. Cleaning
$20
On! ··o •~ omple. • ltl: and o~lng. In• udes n rays on day of exa:u1natlor Good on'~ with c:pup. on ... Value up to !jo, ~.oo. I
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Holbert's Home Imp.
Youth Exchange Needs Famifies
CLASSIFIED \ .arpentry Painong i·,cmudeling "Rep-airs
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<all Jack 345-9117
Home8Busin~ haprov-ts
WISLER CONSTaU<nON
You!h Exchange Ser.tce Inc. t"YESJ • ..1 r:on·profit orgamza!lOn. 1s looking for vol-unteeT host f.umliec; for !he manv students from~ .other countries ·walllng to be .. adopted"' for the upcoming second seme~ter· and school year.
IJ:-·.v,:aU·Pamtm~·r:.a~cmry r t a .'\COU~ICll Ccdmg , ·Tile • 1:-tc ,., ' .. ..,.. ,.. ,., """" ,. .
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/· AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS WANTED.
t;_ Evening tlth water classes. S12-S15/hr. lrrterview ·and ~erience required. CREE"oBELT AQ TIC AND FITNESS CE"oTERt3011 397-2204 EOE
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·GASCH's FuNERAL HoME Family Owned & Operated Since 1859,
with a tradition of Honesty, Caring. Compassion, and Quality Service
Traditiondl or ~traditional Funeral Arrangenm>t. \1emorial Sen-ices • Cremation Cn-emonies • Pre-Need Out-of-Town Transport.Jtion & Snvi<e Arrangements
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JUHIE REliODELING SPECIALIST Re-pla4'Pll'f"nt \l. tndt, ..... • .;.11hng • Roofi.n~
R""'paJr--- • Flonda Roon1 .. • n •. ,.l.._ ... • Pautttn.!.! 1\.Jtdu·n .. • .\dd:r.tum ... • Bathroom-.
BRICK - BLOCK ~CONCRETE Free Estimates /Town References
--s~n·in_e (;rpe-nlwll For 30 }f.nr.s.,..
all l>i~k (;ehr<n~ 301./441-1.246 lB03 58th Av.,. • Bcrwvn H.-i ... hts. MO
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Th1s ser.IC.: ~AoJIJ match the students 'hith host families and schools. rne ~tudents are from 15 to 18 year<> of age and communicate ·J-ell in English. They are expected 10 act as part of the familv :1nd share in each other's cult~re Host families receive a small tax deductible benefit per m<,nth
DAY CARE
CHJLD CARE. Licensed mother to give loving care to your 2+ year-old child in· my Berwyn H-eights home. 30!/345-3289.
FOR RENT . Interested :.t:-mlie'> may call
YES at f.R(J().~~~-2121. ex!. 23. Fl:Rl':ISHED 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT av3.iJable for sublet - 3 or 6 monthS. Free cable. Convenient to Beltway, NASA. Univ. of MD and ~fetro. 301!345-9797.
Thr-. .. auld he -,.•:...r cl:!.:-.~tficd ad. Ten '.J..( rc~~ :or s:; <;() f-,t:..~ ..LdJllwnal~.~oorJ
~~ .:" ccnb EFFICIENCY and one bedroom apart~ ments r.ear center. CaJI Christine 474· 4161 between 9·5, M·F EHO.
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SUNRIDER HERBAL NUTRI· ·TIONAL PRODUCfS. To improve your health, call301/34S~6324.
SERVICES
HOUSECLEANING • I have Greenbelt refs. of 3 years. Weekly. bi~wcckly. moothly, $45 to $55 - Melody (Glerm ;vu \."lo tll be called. ~
·~ .; • .;. •:- ~~ .; .• ; •. ; • .;. ~ + ~ + ~ Dale) 805-9676.
$200.00 OFF FIRST MONTH'S RENT • Sprin#l LJ«
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED (301) 474-1600 GREENBELT
\\-'TTH "COUPON EXPIRES 2128197
~REENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION~
VISA
MOST Share Savings
Services Include:
ShNc Draft Checking
Traveler Checks Money Orders, Certific<ttes 1 Retirement Account
and more
To Join Your. Community C~edit Union Call: 474-5900
S~ing the community Since 1 93'1. E ,•ch account Insured to S l 00.000 by NCUA
a U.S. Government Ager.tcy.
!d!mml!nity Deyelooment lnsoector; $24,128 ($11.60/hr). Knowledge of Housing.& Property Maintenance codes, work1ng knowledge of constn:tctiofr standardS and sediment control regulations. par~ing laws & regulations, and practice of baste admiriistratlve skills. AA Degree w/emphasis in engr/arch./housing, or related deg_ree; or equiv. 2 yrs. college ~evel course Work and exper. in badg.Jhousinglcivil ! constru.ctton; or equiv. combination of educ. ·and _exper. Valid 5 MD dnvers license. :1 . . Appt;_ Crty of Greenbelt ~rsonnef. 25 CresCent Road, ·Gr~lt. ! M-F from 8·30 AM-4:00PM or call (301) 474-1872 for·apptication. : EOE . : -- . ··-·-----.. ----------------·
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RATES CLASSIFIED: $2.50 mini
mum for ten words. 15¢ each ad~ ditional word. No charge for list~ mg items that are found. Submit ad with payment to the News Re· view office by 10 p.m. Tuesday~ or to the News ReView drop box in the Greenbelt Co-op grocery store before 7 p.m. Tuesday. or mail to 15 Crescent Road. Suite 100, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770.
BOXED: $6.00 column inch. Minimum 1 1/2 inches ($9.00). De3dline 10 p.m. Monday. ·
Include name, phone no: and address with ad cOpy.· Ads not considered accepted until published.
GUITAR Lessons- Scales, chords, theory, reading. Full-time instructor. 937-8370.
CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE-Mostmakes repa;r.d.Callafter 5 p.m. 84().8043.
HOME MOVIES Slides, Iiictur.s transfened 10 VHS, Tape Repair. HLM Pro-· ductions,lnc. 301-474-6748.
Pleasant ~]Ouch
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T .......... ~-..-Bpm Friday .and Sarurday: 9am - 6pm
Cresceat Square Old Greenbelt
oilc bedroom apartments
Fmm $515.00 Vista Mgmt. Co.
30 l-982-4636
J. Henson PHOTOGRAPHIC$
+portraits
• portfulio:-;
+ at.lvt'rtising
• ~ommereial phutography
J. Henson photographer
441-9231
ful! ~er\ 1ce Salon no"\ otfe-nn~ Elec!rolog1st
• tQir ·Services (including ,hair extension)
• F..cials • Nail Care •Waxing • Massage The-r,;apy • Spa. Beauty Treatments
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AnVBRDSING ZEUS ELECTRIC Custom Quality Work
Done w/ Pride! No job too &tnaU.
Women's Group Tberapy
Fonrwr A1.s1.rtaltt Slotrt'.r Alk>l'~:~ey YOUR PEitsoNAL LAWVER
vALERIE L. SIEGEL
~ CASH for your valuabk:s! Jewell)·, dia~ moods. walches,camc:ras., tools, guns:_ We buy, sdl and loan anyt!Ung of value. We pawn autQs. A-1 Pawnbrokers 345.Q85K
TOM McANDREW - GREENBELT WINDOWS & PAIN11NG - Replace· mcnt windows and doors and vinyl sid~ ing. l'llone 30!/474-9434. MHIC 26087.
GREENBELT DOG TRAINING -Beginners and advanced group lcs· sons. Dily and evening classes. You don't h3ve to spend hundreds of SS for quality training. 301/345·6999.
NEED LOAN PLUS? Refinance/in~ vestment/purchase/education. Greatrates. Reduce monthly payment up to 25~60%. 72-360 hours approval. All cr~dit considered. For information, call Dr. Dickson. 703/847~1500 at ~fortg_agePrimc L.LC. (9-5, M·F)
DWP WORD PROCESSING - Qual· It)·. accuracy. Academic and business. 301!277-8474.
WORK AT HOME?.ls your business opportunity offer a "Bad Apple .. ? Save SS$ and discover. Write now! Send SASE to Real icy, 7529 Greenbelt Road, Suite 535, Greenbelt, MD 2D770.
Potpo ..... ,.; Anonymous Christian support fo0 hlvting peoplo.. Questioning your significanCe? Come and meet with other Christians who combine prayer, scri"pture, praise and rraJ·rriR'timuhip•. Thursdays- 7o00 to s,Jo p~ Ca.ll 523-2581 for information. at GreenbCit Baptist Church
JoAna's BOOKS
THE ORGANIZED USED BOOKSTORE
0438 Baltimore Ave. Beltsville, MD 20705
(301) 937-0259 -·
~-·. ;; •;;;;# g:;:: # :i'-=fl a coMPuTERS a li.-r . •• lli'- & K Computerst: ~ Beltsville, Maryland t: ~ ~ ::! VBite: {301) 595~8638 t: 1; Fax: (301) 595~8639 :O• a t! ~ We 5CII New & Used systems. ft ~ We upgrade and repair any t: -~ IBM compatible system wid1 C: ::124 Hr. Turnaround time on k~ ~ most upgrades and rcp~rs. We t: 1~ offer New & Used parts for r• ti sal-e, in~home service is avail. ~ ~FREE estimate~. All Services~ ~arc warranted. VJSA/MC t: ~ accepted. ~~ ~ ..................................... -..-.-....
HoUse Cleaning
Do you need · help with your house cleaning? Let us help. We are a husband and wife team working in your area for over seven· · yean with excei!eat G.-.bekn:fcmoces.
We provtde weekly, bi~monthJy and a spring ·type cleaning. Also ~vailable aJe window cleaning and interiOr painting. .MY MAID is an insured,
repuoabl<.compony.
Call John or Tammy ror Free eStimates at {~1) 262-5151
EDITORIAL SERVICES + Professional capycditing, proofreading, online editing. 301/345-6324.
JUST RESUMES- Prepared by pro· fcssion; editor. Fax service available. 30 l/345-6324.
~AILII':G LISTS - Computer software installation, troubleshooting. da~ tabase, spreadsheet programs. 301/ 474·8947.
LIGHT MOVI~G. hauling and odd jobs. Call Quincy, 301/345~5984.
WANTED TO RENT
Single Census Bureau statistician loves Old Greenbelt and wants to move there. Wishes to rent quiet co· op. townhome for year or two (low S66os) before possibly buying. 30l/ 725-8953.
Service work and new homes. ALL work don.e by Master Electrician
Insured Lie. #1142 Pr. Ct-o. 301-622-6999
Bee r 301~907~1025
All brands & styles at REASONABLE Prices. Call for Appointment Anytime. If no answer. please catl back. I'm out .selling to your nei hbors.
SORRY! NO CREDIT We do not normally extend credit to advertisers, as we need your money
last. We love cosh and will accept chet:ks that don't bounce.
Traditional Funerals
Monuments Cremation Service
Dopa1~n!;1 !~.rp~~ardt Family owned and operated
4400 Powder Mill Rd. Beltsville, Md. 20705-2751 (301) 937-1707
Pre-Need Counseling By Appointment
• Sepa_ratlon!Divorce • Depression/Grieving
• Feel better/Enjoy life Ginny Hurney LCSW
. 595-5135
'MLI 5 O'M/DUI
CONJRACTS._ l-OPY~C.+TS
PfA.SClf".&N_ INJ\JI-l.'r' SMAll BUSINt-SS! S
301/474-5632
APARTMENTSlorRENT
NEW YEAR SPECIAL! $100 OFF 1ST 6 MONTHS!
~~=:..~~~~-=..~: -t $595. 5ecurily deposit only $300.
CALL JEANNIE AT REALTY 1 (301) 982-D044
Large & Small Jobs All Professional FREE ESTIMATES
WindoWs & Doors C~ramic Tile:
I IIIlA! Old Greenbelt Citgo. :::.!,";:'~~,;_, ~:!~:;""''''""'"" r ~ Dave Meadows I,...!====L:i:cc:n:sc:d=M=H=IC~l=2=8=42~~B=o=nd=c=d==· =In=s=u='c=d======!, i Service Manager ..
: I Maryland State Inspections I Oil Changes, Batteries Brakes, Shocks, Tires Exhausts & Tune-Ups MD State Lottery
301-474-0046 20 Southway
Greenbelt, MD 20770
24 Hours for Gas ond Snocks •
Greenbelt: Auto & Truck Repair INC. ,59 centerway Road
creenbelt, Maryland 20770
301·982·2582 A.S.E.
Master Certified Technicians Certified Emission Repair· Technician
A complete service facility equipped to perform all service requirements. that your manufacturer recommends to compllf with Preventive Maintenance service schedules & extended warranty programs! Also. routine repairs that keep .-our vehicles o)K!flltlng safely & reliably.
WATCH NFL PLAYOFFS ON THE BIG SCREEN AT
RED'S TEXAS BBQ
t 89:~~~~~~~£oad ~ (next to Lanham Ford)
AFC GAME OF THE WEEKEND STEELERS
VS PATRIOTS
12:30 PM- SUNDAY Brillg this ad aad reeeive your fint beverage
at half!-price! Steelen FIUIS - Wear your Black and Gold aad receive a "Special Boaas"!
M.S.R.P. oftht 1997 Saturn St.J, indudi~t~:aUioMIJtic tr.ansmiuim,,GU.corubtwttittg on.d AM·f"M sl,eo U $JJ,765, tncluding prepardhott oiUI tratt.rpor1ali011
Tax and logs addttimu.d.
"The moment I walked in the door,
I felt like family .1
' ~!any an n1111cr coul<l tell you about the time a Satum tiThnician stayed late (c,·en on a Friday night) just to rcplat-c a 11indshield \\iper mntor.-()r the time our 24-flour Rmulsidc Assistance team helped out when they a..-cidentally locked their kC)'S .. and on occasi<J~~, their tropical fish or Ill-month· old child .. inside their c-dr. So, Jike most folk.~. if you're wondering what'll happen once you drh·e off the lot, take it from Yolanda Celestine, business lllllJUigcr and Saturn mmcr, you'll feel like fumily. Hope to see you soon.
• 51\T\RN.
Xow ope11t0r senice, too. Call tOr appointment.
Saturn of Bowie Rt. 301 at Rt. 50- • 301-352-3000
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A Pohanka Company A DIFFERENT KIND ~COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND <>(CAR
Essay Contest Open To High Scho0l Srs.
The Mary land Bankers As- . sociation . .through its consumer information program, will again sponsor an annual essay conte,st with awards for winners at the county and state (evels.
Open t-o h1gh school s.eniors in both _public and privat~ schools, the contest will judge the best essays on the topic "How can a· banK. and I work together to help me ·prepare for the future?" Entrants may focus on career. financial, and/or educational goals. They may also interview
Thursday, January :Z, 1!19'7
Counly Council (Continued rrom page 1)
by the -county govemmc:nt. The county has proposed including in the _plan the widening to four lanes of routes 450 and 197 and a new interchange on route .50. according to Scott.
ceive a .5200.00 savings bond: A best-in-state award ·of a S 1,000.00 scholarship will be provided by the Maryland Bankers Association.
l~ictured L tt:i R .. -\manda Tavel, June Tavel, Tifran~· Corle}". Alisa Failor, Jennifer Ta,·el, Vache . bankers or community leaders
Students inte.rested in participating in the· contest may obtain materials from their school, or t.hey may call the Maryland Bankers _Aesociation at 410-269-5977.
Blagmon. January ravel and Emily Ta\oel. members yf the Super Hs 4-H Club. for assistance. Student Submissions should
be single-sided on letter size, white· paper; the length, twoto-four pages. double spaced. Completed essays must be sent to the MBA office. P.O. Box. 546, Annapolis. MD 21404-0546, postmarked b{ February 14, 1997.
Super Hs 4-H Club by Dian-e Whaples. leader The Super Hs ..!-H Club,
.... ~tc!-1 ~eet~ t!"l Greenbeh. i-. lO
' ';ived 1:1 mar.y <..:ommunity ser-. t_e proJect" Tht-; mo:1th the :.:r •u? made .w"d ... .:r'- ed 3 :nt=.ll :. ~ ..t :;rou;:~ o:· hor.elt:~s. men ~t h~-• .... : i: Prc: ..... b~ tt:n..tn Chur:::h on· r :.--.:-::-.'lc!t Rndt"i
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• ~:t= ~roup meeb month!:- to '"·-rk or: ?ro;e.:t"S. ar.d plan Its
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Poster Contest Gospel Singers Bring Ope!l to Students Holiday Spirit
Students between the ages of by Konrad Herling. I2 and 15 can promote safety · One of the area's best known and v.-1n pnzes of up to S500 for go,.pel groups. the ~1L S:ebo themselves and theH schools in .,c;o"5pel Singers will perform a GEfCO's 1996 Safety Belt Poster gospel concert at the Greenbelt Contest. The conte~t IS open to An::. Center. S~tl.lrday, January 4, publH.: and pnvate ~chool stodent.<> at "i P~1. 1 ::·.· ~ft. :\ebo Gospel v.ho arc ..l!;"!C<> 12 to 15 as of Sep- s~;l.g:cr ..... 1.\h\l h.r~oe been perform-temher I. !996. The !heme must in~ for: -.l-7 :-~..~r ..... provided the ._(,:-:-.e:. thc 1mpon.u; .... e of u:.ing fl"'t l1\t: ;:'L'r:·(·r.nance m the Arts .;,.:f~!\. ~t'[r.., All cnt:- 1e.., muo.;t be Cc:--!!cr· .... ..:urrt.'nt the01tcf -.pace in ~o'-.l!~..i:-ke(! h~ hn'.J.t:;. 1~. l'JY'7 J.1r.u.J.r~ ISH•-!. [he concert was
J·Jr.-.t·. -.econtJ- and th1rd-piace attended Oy . ..I.,<,Ut 55 brave souls pnL::~ n( 5125. s-s ..1nJ $50 are v.ho came <lUI 1n the midst of av..mkd Hl e;.tCh ot :·J,e regions. !l"'.Jl ,..,.mter·.., ~o...c \!orms. !\-1o:-'t. if F.rom tb.· f1vc fir<.,~-pl..ld~·wmners. nut all. recel· .. ::d the perfomun.;:e one gran•J-priLe •.o.Jr.ncr h chn..;en. ...,!!h great int..:rc .... t and enthuo;,i-...-.ho recet·.e-.; an adt.l1tion..tl S::t-75. a'-m. The prt•t:r.tm emphasized l-h;; or hctr school n::u:Jves $50(1 the cultural and hl..,torical aspects v.orth of J.rt ~upplie.-. of the mu">tC. w!th particular em-
T:~e grand-priLe \.\.lOner·., ph:.l.."l" <•n the mu~t..: as it affected P<)'it~r will be dJ..,played 1n the rdt,.r!on :.ind .._ulture of Princ.:e CiEICO offices nationv.1de. George:.., Count;.. Ticket. .... r.:an be
A c.:ompk'te set of rules and an n; ... erved b}' c.J.lltng -41-8770. er.trv form can he. r:ound on 1 GE!co·, home r•ce. hnpi' A De icious Meeting
., ........ ~ Cif:ICO.com ()r c.lll 1- The 0n:..::nr>elt Home & G.tn.ien Cluh will s.t..lJ"! the ~cw Year v.tth
··Th~ P.1m~r::d Chef'" on Thur'>~ · day. JJ.nuary 9. The meeting wtll
be ~t '7 .30 p.m. in £he Greenbelt Ek•:~~·:.:..rr-. ~...:h0ol LJbrarv.
h: ·;:·;:~~~~r~hde giiuo~~~:ay;~~J:i~~~-de~:· ... .d ;...·~:~en tool._, kam time"-.!'· rn:; (j··'kir.g te...:!lm4ues. and sJ.:n;--tt: ~~.:!J.t re:..:tp~s. Bnng a fr:-=:-.L! ~t..t ~e ... ure to make ,i resef'. J.lrnr. Call Barbara Tanen at 3(!1 . .-~:.:..c;.~58-l.
Greenbelt CARES
Tave-l and Yach~ Blagmon, members of the Super Hs .tIl. Clu_b, make the salad for a group of bomel~s m.en.
\\end: \\'e~lcr inlervicwed ... r~Jenr ... for her ne'-t Teen Ot'iCU'i~ll'n Group Jt Eleanor Roo.-;e•.elt High School which wdl hegm the first week in Janu.H) The guidance coun· selor.., h.l\ll! arranged ior a porlliH"l ·d· the open space 1n
their otftce to be made into a conft::r~:~...:e room. That new r<~·nm ·.~til be a dedicated ~pJ.ce ;~·r the teen group sesstons .~ ... welt as put to use for (ln.g,qng guidance office meeting..;
CityiNotes ~:,)~r nc • .., ·r:l.'l!'- ,..._::re ·;;-~.tr-.<c~.! .. Gr~::~r-.e-1: EJ."t · Tree-. .l!\1:-"!J;
R . .ig<:' Rt'..ll! '"" ::re pr>J:-!~..! areJ..s ;n
(>~en~rn:-:-; P..J:~II. ~ere seedc~
. • "'•'pe. :tLJ.~<!".\" .. 1~J rhoJL)Jt'"~
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.~::r !:-cd ..t: t~;:- ~1·.::11..:1pJ.l :1 ;l:,hng o~.~J .l::'.d· ... nc-~h..lng
,.; ~r..!r . ...::-.,> .1:un:; . .1 ?..::h C'~ -·;e r...1..::ks;de <.)f the lake -...ere ~:-~:::-::-d L~.nc-. ~·ere C("lle..:tt.'"'d .. ",·::-: all .;..:.!1eJ:.:led ne1ghbo_. ·-.• ,~:h an·,! :.1K.e:-~ :o Colle~ ~' J.:-!>.. :·or -:umpv..,ang. Dr.unage , .\ .1:~ ·.~ .1s ..:(~:Ht:-u~:::J at rhe ,:;,h'rjJ3S'> near the red :,r1ck
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PRELIMINARY AGENDA
GHI Board of Directors Thursday, January 9, 1997
7:30p.m . GHI Board Room
(;Ill~ Agen<b Items: Rt~lution-E\penditun: .\uthur·li:Hi~~n #l-199...,.
Second RC"Jdong Action · • Third Quarter · Fiii3Jlcial Statement> Discussion •· Repon From Committee or Commlttt'l'S Discussion • Fees Deferral Programs Discussion
lkxud meetings arc open :( 1 members.
Winter Woods Hike In Greenbelt Park
Winners from each county and Baltimore City _will re-
Discover the sights, sounds and signs of the wildlife. in the winter forest On a winter Woodland hike in Greenbelt Park Sunday, Jan. 5. To go . on the hike meet the park ranger at the Dogwood Nature Trail entrance at 10 a.m.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOARD MEETING AND EXECUTIVE SESSION
Tuesday, january 7, 1997 7:30p.m.
GHI BOARD ROOM Agenda:
.CHI Investment OptionsInvestment Counselors to Speak to Board and Finance Committee
Executi ... ·e Ses:;ion - Personnel Matter
- CHRISTMAS. TREE COLLECTION POINTS
City of Greenbelt Public Works Deportment
Your d;scarded C:hnstm.as t~ee can be ~ecycled The Put>:1c Works De;:.artment w•!! piCk up ~rees at :he localiOns listed below and process them· throt.:gh the li'.OCd cf.:ppe• Tne c~lps ·N,!i be used as mulch around trees and tower beds Ptease bring trees to any ol1he fohow•ng areas beginning . Dece~ber 3"0, 1996 ending Fecruary 7, 1997 GHI 73 Court Ridge Road -- Piaygrot..r:d oppos·te
Pia!eau P:ace & A1dge Rvad- Comer on playground.side Resea~ch Road & HillSide Road- Comer Eas"Way Road & Crescent Read- Corner 21 Coun Ridge Road- Across from Green- R1dge House Crescent Road & Rtdge Road- Playground at sunct1on Parkway Read- Comer across from C~murl1ty~hurch
Comer across from 58 Court Crescent Road 7 Cwrt Southway Road- Playground at LrttJe League Field 11 Court & 13 Court Ridge Road- Park are·a between courts
BOXwOOD lvy and Lastner Lane -Playground LAKEWOOD Greenrull Road and Crescent Road (by Baptist Church) -CHARLESTOWNE VIL.I.AGE & CHARLESTOWNE NORTH Adjacent to
Attic'( Park UNIVERSITY SQUARE Front of swirrvr11ng pool t-AKESIOE NORTH Near sw•mmmg poot SPRINGHILL LAKE Community Buikllng GREENBRIAR Bef,een buildings 7708 & 771 0 Hanover Parkway
Between buildmgs 7721! & TzyJ HancNer Parl<way Between builrnngs 7825 & 7828 Hanover Parkway Between butldtngs 8003 & 8009 Mandan Road
GLEf'l OAKS Belweet1 bu•id"gs 7903 & 7905 Mandan Roa<l Between buildings 7509 & 7511 Mandan Road
HUNTI~ RieGE Between butld•ngs 69J6. & 6978 Hanover ParKway WINDSOR GREEN Court entrances (Picked up by Windsor Green Staff) GREE~BROOK VILLAGE & ESTATES
Southeast corner of Ora Gl-en On11e and Mathew Drive SOl.i!heast comer of Hanover Parkway and Greenbrook Drwe ·
In Iron: of barnca:1e at Mandan Road & Mathew Street GREENWOOD V1LLAGE Oopos :e 8175 Mandan Te1race
Opposo:e 7646 Man::ian Road OpiJOs.te 7648 Mandan Road
GREENSPR1NG Southwest correr of Megan Lane and Craddock.Road Park area between 7926 & ·8006 Greenbury Drive Comer of Sprrng Manor Or. and Spnngshire Way. Open area between 6519 & 6515 Springcrest Dr.