Greenbelt news review. 1995-01-05

11 Pages·25.6 MB·English

by  Greenbelt Cooperative Pub. Association

Grttnbdt
What Goes On . • • • ••• And More
Sat., Jan 7, 2 p.m. GHI Thurs., Jan. 12. 7 p.ttl.,
Special Mem'bership lltws ituitw Prince Georges County
Meeting, Greenbelt Ele School Board Budget
mentary School Hearing, Eleanor Roose
velt High School.
Mon., Jan. 9, 8 p.m.
City Council Meeting, 7:30 p.m. GHI Board
Municipal Building Can Meeting. Hamilton Place
celled. Rescheduled to
Tues., Jan. 17
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
Iolume 58, Number 7 P.O. Box 68. Greenbelt, Ma.rvland 20768-0068 Thursday, ,January 5, 1995
Special GHI Meeting Jan. 7 Motions Proposed Greenhelters Contemplating
At Special Meeting
Considers l:ap on Fee Hikes 'fricentennial Participation
That the 1995 member
shi·p fee be kept at or be
by James Giese low the total 1994 member by Virginia Beauchamp
For the second year in a row, the members of Green ship fees. Greenbelt's unique place in the history of housing and
belt Homes, Inc. (GHI) are being asked to turn out on a Tha·t--f:ir 1996, 1997, and city planning could be featured in Prince Georges County's
1998- ::i.r.y increase in the
weekend afternoon to choose whether or not there should celebration of the 300th year of its founding if the city's
memlbership fee be limited
be an incrEase in monthly charges for their homes. Tfre unofficial historian could have her way. That is the sug
to what is requked to cover
meeting, scheduled for January 7 a,t 2 p.m. at Greenbelt gestion offered recently by Betty Allen, who has been des
proj,ecte:1 tax ir.creases.
Elementary School, is the result of a petition by Sherry ignated by the Greenbelt City Council to represent the city
GartEn bearing the signatures of more than fifty members. on the Municipalities Subcommittee of the Tricentennial
New Postal Rates
ActuaHy, two petitions will be on the agenda, one to keep Committee. Founded on April 23, 1696, Prince Georges
membership fees for 1995 •a.t or belo,v 1994 fees, and the The New Year is here, and County will mark the occasion of its third century with a
other to limit increases in membership fees for 1996, 1997, with it a rise in postal rates, year-long festival during 1996.
and 1998 to wha,t is required to cover projected tax in attested to by lines that
creases. (see box) stretched outside the Greenbelt Before her retirement, Allen was Tricentenial Citizens Committee,
curator of the Tugwell Room, primarily a group of volunteers
Post Office this week. A first
Unlike last year, the Board of ed under her direction. The bud class letter now costs 32c for the the repository for the city's his representing various interests
Directors has taken a unanimous get process this time included first ounce, up from 29c, and tory in the Greenbelt Library. and organizations, and the Tri
position opposing the petitions. seven budget presentation ses She has also been active with centennial Trust Committee, the
The budget adopted by the board, sions between September 22 and postcards are up a penny to 20c. the Greenbelt Museum and was financial arm for the celebra
also unanimously, provided a November 10 before the formal International rates remain the centrally involved in Greenbelt's tion, which has been set up to
2.4% increase in expenditures, budget presentation and mem same, but may change later this own 50th anniversary celebra receive and disburse funds on be
but only increased member fees bership hearing on November 15. year. tion in 1987. The Municipalities half of the other two groups.
an average of 1.6%. That in Although these added meetings Subcommittee, she reports, has 'l'he Citizens Committee has
crease, however, is not evenly were to get membership input Two nondenominated "G-series" been meeting almost monthly to also inaugurated Club 300, a spe
spread, and frame homes fees on the budget at an early stage stamps are on sale at post of brainstorm ideas for 1996. Most cial fund set up to provide finan
have been increased by 2.8%, in the process, few members par fices nationwide. These "make committee members-represent cial resources for initial organ
masonry homes decreased by .1 % ticipated. up" stamps will be used to sup tives from other jurisdictions izational and administrative
and the larger homes increased The wording of the petition port the new postage rates. have been active in community costs. Mem'bership in Club 300 is
by .2%. for the current budget is differ involvements; several serve on automatic with a gift of $300.
The "G" stamp is the tempor town councils. For information on participat
The bulk of the expenditure in ent, also. Last year, Garten's
creases are due to increases in petition called for keeping ex ary 32c stamp, and the one fea Tricentennial Organizations ing, call W. C. ("Bud") Dutton,
projected property tax pay penditures at or below the total turing a dove is worth 3c and The subcommittee was set up convener of th~ Citizens Com
mittee at (301) 627-6722.
ments and maintenance and im members' charge for 1993, $5,- can be used to supplement old by -the official Tricentennial Cel
provements. Since the board has 938,605. That motion was amend 29c stamps. ebration Committee, which was What's to Celebrate?
no control over property taxes, it ed at the meeting to keep the created by Executive Order in According to Allen, Prince
can be expected that if the member charges at the same International mail regulations September 1993. Chaired by Georges County offers much
members decide to hold the line rate as the previous year. That require that all postage must Joyce McDonald, former presi which is worthy of commemora
on fee increases, the board will change reduced the impact of bear a numeric indication of val dent of the Prince Georges tion. It is home to many histori
have to cut back on maintenance the budget cut from $900,000 to ue. Therefore, "G-series" non County Historical Society, it was cal houses and sites. Among its
of the homes. $236,000. If the members adopt appointed by then County Exec towns and cities are those as
Differences from Last Y eiar tchoims pylieeasr 'sw imtho tiiot,n tahned btohaer db owarildl diteendo mtoin autisoen awl itshtainm ptsh ea reU nliitmed ufotirvmee rP arPrriisn cGe leGndeeonrignegs aCndo unthtye dthive er1s8et ha sc eBnltaudryen, sabnudr g,G rbeoernnb eilnt
This year's meeting will differ
have to cut its adopted budget States. Council. One member represents created in the 20th. County citi
from last year's in a number of by $97,479. The new, temporary stamps each concilmanic district. zens are involved with a multi
ways. There will be a new chair. tude of artistic organizations.
Carole Levin was elected to the At last year's meeting, Presi are available in sheets, booklets, Two other County committees The county also offers religious
dent Freas created controversy
position of GHI President by the and coils. have since come into being-the and cultural diversity and abund
by ruling, based on the advice of
board on December 15, when Al ant natural resources.
GHl's attorney, that Garten's
Freas resigned from the presi
motion was out of order since The subcommittee on which
dency. Freas continues as a
member of the board. Also, the tbhoea rGd HhI absy lathwes irnedsipcoantes ibthljatyt thtoe f i l r Attention GHI Members tsoh e usnedrveretsa khea sa besepne cigfieca rpinrgo jeucpt
board decided not to sit on the approve the budget. Any recom relating to the municipalities
stage of the auditorium, but in
mendation of the special meet within the county-a large col
wstietahd altlo thbee odtohwern moenm btheres , flsoigor ing membership would be non A SPECIAL lage of historic photograph~
binding on the board. While many from as many communities as
nifying that they, too, are just
disagreed with the ruling, no one possible. Greenbelt should be
members of the cooperative. Only
challenged it. After the meeting, well on the way to participation
the president is to be on the
podium. the individual board memibers MEMBERSHIP MEETING in this project, since photograph
ic archives from the WPA,
declared their intent to comply
To keep costs down, volunteers which recorded the contsruction
instead of GHI employees, will with the member wishes and and earliest years of Greenbelt,
be responsible for setting up went on to revise the budget. has been scheduled for were extensively researched in
the meeting. Of particular note This year, Levin again raised preparation for the 50th anni
will be the absence of any paid the question of the propriety of Saturday, January 7, 1995 versary volume, "Greenbelt: His
tory of a Town, 1937-1987.
legal counsel. That does not mean the motion to be considered at
Projects underway by other
that GHI employees will not be the special meeting relating to committees and subcommittees
required to be there. Because the current budget. She wanted 2:00 p.m. include: a costume ball, a county
the manager and department the board to go on record as con bike tour, a Prince Georges cook
heads are paid fixed salaries, sidering the membership vote book, a Heritage building, a bib
liography of resources concern
they will be expected to attend. binding. While some members
ing the county, and a Celebra
Greenbelt Elementary School
There will also be a paid record supported her in considering the tion of Faith book listing county
ing secretary and a parliamen vote binding, others, and in pai; houses of worship with brief
tarian. ticular GHI Treasurer Vonda historical data. Greenbelter Vir
Topic: Member Petitions ginia Beauchamp is developing
Another change is the budget Henry, felt that it was the duty
a bibliography of archival re
process that preceded this year's of the current board not •to tie sources of women's organiza
Members from the GHI community are asked to volun
budget adoption. Although the hands of future boards. Hen tions; she also serves on a sub
Gretchen Overdurff was present ry also felt that it would be teer to help set up and take down chairs, set up sound committee planning a variety of
at last year's special meeting, contrary to her fiduciary respon publications. Already represent
system, register members to vote, count votes during atives of the Museum and of the
she had not yet assumed the siblity to the corporation. After
Greenbelt Arts Center are be
duties of General Manager. This much discussion, the board did the meeting. Please call 474-4161. ginning to talk about develop-
budget is the firs~ one present- not take a position on the matter. See PLAY, page 5, col. 5
Page2 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, January 5, 1995
The Outcome Open Letter
Reject GHI Petitions NOTICE!
ls Garbage We art- .prese.ntly exper•iencing
r some internal ,problems in the
The City Council Meeting
GHI members need to turn out and be heard at the I'm writing to point out some club. As a result . .two 2lec•tions
special membership meeting to be held this Saturday, of the less factual parts of last were flawed. In ,both e,lections, a set for
January 7, at the Greenbelt Elementary School at 2 p.m. week's J:,t,'.er by Ms. Garten that valid candidate's name was left
Monday, January 9
Those who don't will let others make decisions that could started off "Here are the facts!" off the lballot .an·d our o,wn iby)aws
affect the value of their homes and members' ability to A lot of numbers were thrown were not followed.
around in reference to the GHI We sincerely •regret and apolo HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
sell them. At issue is how much GHI should spend for
budget that just aren't correct. gize for the inco.nvenience and
managing the cooperative and maintaining its 1,600 homes.
In administration payroll, it co11fusi011 that this has caused The next Regular-
Motions to be considered would limit member charges to
appears she is comparing this you. In an effort to corred
the same level for the current year as for last year, and :,;ear's projec~ed expenses to the prc1blems, the following steps Council Meeting
prohibit any increases in the following three years except next ·year's budgeted payroll to will 'be taken; wHI be held
to pay for tax increases. get her percentage increase of 1. The current 1board of directors
We belieYe both petitions should be rejected. Member .1.3r;. This gives the impression will preside through Fe'brua~y 1, TUESDAY,
charges pay the cost of properly maintaining members' that payroll there is increasing 1995. This is the only Board
homes and common areas. They also pay for property in excess of the board's set limit that wi]] be recognized by the JANUARY 17
taxes building insurance and repayment of the rehabilita of 4 r; . In fact last year's ad County and City. Th()se dire~ at 8 p.m.
tion ioans. The latter costs are beyond GHI's control. minstra tion staff cost around tors are: Barbra O£horne. ,Ava
~22,000 less than was budgeted R'.lmey, Marthea Lewis, Dennis
Maintenance is the only large budget item "·ithin the that year. It quite likely will Lewis. Jeff Keir, Mark Marko in the Council Chamber.
Board's control. Most GHI homes are now onr 50 years
cost less than budgeted ,this wich, Maurice Garla,nd, ·Eleana
old and maintenance needs are increasing, not decreasing. year as well. If comparisons are Brooks, Bc,b Green, Dia,nna We,bb,
It may be possible for GHI to operate more efficiently made, they should be between Frank Wheeler, Dave Coley, Judy Fifty Years Ago
and accomplish more with less. HoweYer. the proponents Budgeted 94 and Budgeted 95, Harris, Darling Richards, an·d
of thP. motions to be considered at the meeting haYe failed or Actual 94 and Actual 95. Any Charles Mann.
to show vvhere cuts can be Effe~tiYely made without hurting thing else is comparing apples 2. An arbitrator'·s assistance 1ha,s Donnie Wolfe Gets
maintenance, although they had plenty of opportunity to to oranges and the outcome is lbeen requested by the Board to Pro Ball Tryout
do so at the nine mEetings of the GHI board at "·hich the garbage. Administration payroll assist in resolving the Clu'::i's in
budget was presented and discussed. actually decreaes around $1,000 ternal prnblems. The arbitrator's (reprinted from the Greenbelt
between the 94 budget and the decision will be binding.
This year, the GHI board, managers and staff have Cooperator's "Poco at Bat" col
95 budget. 3. A third eledion wili be con
produced a budget that funds needed improYements with umn) .
She also makes comparisons ducted in strict •accordance with
only small fee increases. July 14, 1944-The Shamrock's
of maintenance payroll that the lbylaws.
We urge GHI members to support their actions and make it appear it is also in You can be assured that we will youthful star secondsacker, Don.
reject the two petitions to be considered at the special meet creasing in excess of 4%. In do everything possible to resolve nie Wolfe, left Greenbelt Tuesday
for a try at professional base
ing. fact, if you add all maintenance -this unfortunate matter in a fair
iball. The Brooklyn Dodgers are
payroll categories - the Reg and expeditious manner.
conducting a diamond school at
Letters to the Editor ular Maintenance payroll, Main Marthea Lewis, President McCurdy Field in Frederick,
tenance ImproYements payroll, Greenbelt Boys and Girls Club Maryland for three days in :hopes
Vehicle Maintenance payroll,
of discovering or uncovering some
Fee for Service payroll, payroll Thanks
new talen>t for their farm system.
information the Board included for work done for GDC (GHl's
Correction in the Meeting Notice. Notice apartment s), and maintenance We wish to express our sincere Sixteen year old Don, capable
of energetic and. at times, bril
the economies that were achiev replacements and improvements appreciation for the many gifts
liant play, aims to catch on with
Sherry Garten has informed ed. No:ice how the Board was work done out of funds in re donated to the Sixteenth Annual
the News Review that one of the able to restore cuts made serves- you find out tha,t the Weichert, Realtors Toy Drive to the Daffiness Boys. He has hit
well over >the 300 mark for the
figures was in error in her letter in 1994, and to also add new ne increase in payroll from Budget lbenefit needy children.
of last week en the Greenbelt cessary items to the total tune ed 94 and Budgeted 95 is only The kindhearted generosity of "Rocks" all season and his key
Homes budget. The percent of of $123,3or,. Yet the net budget about 1.7%. If Administration the public this year he-lped us sitteomnes coafp eirnst erraetest amtoo nlgo cathl ef afnews.
the total increase in monthly increase exclusive of real estate paroll is added to this, the in brighten the holiday season for
eharges ascribed to the larger taxes is only. .$7,801! · ' crease in total payroll fQ.r. the many un_derpriyi,J~gefl •. cJ:iildteJl. RWhreoth~e ro r 1nheo t msteaaynss nwoit,hthi ng thtoe
. homes should have read 1.6, not I urge the Membership to vote Co-op from Budget 94 to Bud and made this year's toy drive
the experience our ambitious
0.4. resoundingly to defeat both of g£ t 95 is only 1.01 %. ·the most successful ever! Thou
Dona'ld will receive from his ven
Look at Dollars the ill-conceived motions pro Members need to understand sands of toys were collected at ture.
posed! that the primary increases in our 215 offices and distributed to
The Jim Wolfe family came
One final thought - the fol the budget that can be cut by local cha·rities· in Connedicut,
from Middletown, Md. which is
This is in response to Sherry lowing appeared in the "Dear the Board are also things sorely Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, the home of the New York star,
Garten's letter in the Dec. 29 Abby" column in the 12/24/94 needed by the Co-op. The big Vindnia and Washington, D.C. Charlie Keller, and Donnie has
~ews Review. She certainly issue of the Prince George'11 percentage increases in the bud We extend our warmest thanks iodolized the brawny Yankee out
c:ame up with an impressive list Journal: get are for tree trimming, ba,th to the people of the greater fielder from his earliest remem
rJf percentages: However, per "Worth Remembering: Our tub reglazing, sewer main re metropolitan area, and your com brances. Donnie has starred in
~entages alone can be deceiving. ideals, laws and customs should placement, and parking lot re munity, for their continued sup the high school court team for
l believe that it far more in be based on the proposition that surfacing. Thi3 is all contract port. two years and his Eister,, Dolores
formative and useful to look at each generation in turn becomes work. In addition, a little over James M. Weichert, did the same for the girl frosh
actual dollars. the custodian rather than the ab $20,000 will be spent to begin President sextet. Dolores is expected to
Fifty-three GHI members solute owner of our resources removing abandoned fuel stor Willing to Share spark the varsity girls next win
signed the petition regarding and each generation has the ob age tanks. These tanks are con ter. Another sister Es,ther, is
the 1995 budget, 51 of them ligation to pass this inheritance sidered an environmental risk It was a pleasure to meet with an all-round excellent grade
f and no others) also signed the to the future. -Allen Whitman" by banks and so reduce the Co a staff member of our new school athlete.
second petition calling on us to I would submit that we are op's ability to borrow money if County executive this past Our best wishes to you, Don
efrxocmlu dce onpsriodjeercatteiodn ti0nx 19in9c6r-e1a9s9e8s. GbuHt I, thane d pwrehseethnet r ceuasctho doiafn us s oisf neeTdheed . budget is a very compli pMoosnedd ayo f afutneurnseodo n eleacst iohne fldieisrs nthieis, atinmde ewvee n g.iifv ey oyuo u m"iAss" ofourt
Let's look at the 1995 budget in here for the short term or the cated document. It is very easy at the Greenbelt recycling facil effort, determination and grit.
the latter terms. long term, we, each and every to pick and compare different ity. Unlike those who want to (Editor's note: Poco at Bat was
Total member charges in the one of us, have a cooperative ob elements and distort the overall save money by not sharing, I am a column written by William L.
ligation to pass on to future
1994 budget, exclusive of real picture of it. In the past several proud of Greenbel,t's continuing Moore, Jr., the paper's Sports
members this wonderful re
estate taxes came to $4,336,115. years there has been a large availability for progressive ideas Editor. Sports took up over
source called GHI. We can only
Total member charges in the do that by properly funding change in the people on the such as recycling, and am will three-fourlths of a page of jjhe
1995 budget, again exlusive of ing to share this facility with four page neM1·paper. Gee,
present and future maintenance GHI Board. they are responsive
real estate taxes, come to $4,- other county residents. wouldn't it be nice if the Newa
343,,916. That is an increase and improvements! After all, as to members' desires to keep Likewise, I am willing to Review had a sports editor.)
I have so often heard people
from 1994 to 1995 of $7,801, or costs as low as possible. Mem share fiscal stewardship of
say,, this is a Cooperative. We
in Ms Gartens, 0.18%-yes, you each bought into it with that bers who put their votes and Greenbelt with our county gov SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DEADLINE
read it right, 18 one hundreths understanding. Let is act in that trust in the Board members el ernment. Mayor Bram has point INFORMATION
of one percent! For this we need ed ouit that we need to work to MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS: $30 per year.
a Special Membership Meeting? spirit! ected need to show up at Sat gether to continue the wonder Ad,ertising and news articles may be
mailed (Box 68, Greenbelt); deposited
A $7,801 increase exclusive of Let us vote to properly main urday's special meeting and vote ful services of our Community in our box at the Greenbelt Co-op
real estate taxes! Is that terrible tain and improve our great com down these petitions so that Center. And I am looking to Mr. ogrr ocdeerlyiv esretodr e tob ethfo6r e ed7i topr.imal . oTffuicees daIny ·
as the petitioners would have us munity. Let us vote to "Just Say management and the Board can Curry's office to aid us in purch t4h1e3 1).b asTehmee nto ffiocef 1i5s Poapreknw ayM o(n4d7a4y-
believe, or is that, as I contend, No" to the petitioners! They get on with their jcb of running asing the DiCamillo, Yeager and from 2-4 and 0-1 O pm for display ad•
a remarkable achievement on Belt Woods tracts, and reforest vertising; deadline is 10 pm. News
the part of your Board and our just don't get it! your co-op. the first two. aedrt icMleosn daanyd frcolmas s2if-i4e da nadd s8 -a1r0e pamc ceapntd
Staff? Take a close look at the Alan Freas Bill Phelan Douglas L. Love Tuesday from 8-10 pm.
6rtenbelt fttws 1\euiew
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PRESIDENT EMER,rus. 1985- beth Mattay, Pat McCoy, Bern:na McGee, Anne Meglis. E'llma Mendoza, Mary Mo1en,
Editor. Mary Lou Williamson, 441-2662 David Morse. Judy Nelson, Diane Oberg, Christina O"Boyle, Linda Paul, Eileen Peter BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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News Editor: Elaine Skolnik, 493-8336 Sucher Do0rothy Sucher. Alberta Tompkins, Joanne Tucker, Wendy Turnbull, Ottilie Van treasurer: Bernina McGee, secretary; and Barbara Likowski.
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Thursday, January 5, 1995 ---------------GR-E-EN-B-E-LT- N-E-W-S -RE-V-IE-W- -------------------~~_Pa;g;e .3
Sculpture Display
Community Events t)u,, ~
At Library Gallery
by
The Gallery of the Prince
Linda Savarun
Georges County Memorial Li
4i-i-521!5
,brary iSysitem presents stone
,scu1·pture by Alan Jay Glenn. The City Notes Poetry Reading At: the Library Our sympathy to Bill and
artist works in featherstone, a Beth Xovick an-d ~,ons on the
porous volcanic rock, which he Extra crewmen were assigned At the Library death of Bill's father, John M.
carves into exotic and romantic to the refuse trucks on Tuesday We<l., ,Jan. 11, i p.m. P ..J . X o\·ick · of Riverdale.
forms,..,. ........ .:,n and Wednesday to help collect Poet Primus St. John will read Storytime for ages 4 to 6. Condolences to Betty Price and
'I'he show will be on diisplay the large volume of Christmas from his work on Saturday, Jan Thurs., .Jan. 12, 10: 15 a.m. family on the death of her hus
through January 27. The pub trash. White goods and yard de uary 14, 10:30 a.m. a'; the Green Drop-In story time, ages 3 to 5. band Eugene.
lic is invited to the opening bris were collected on Wednes belt Library, 11 Crescent Road. Condolences to .Jeanne Hardy
reception ito be held on Saturda7, day. The Recycling Center was St. John is the author of three on the <leath of her father, Paul
January 7 from 3-5 p.m. cleaned each day. collections of poetry: Dreamer: Kasko, pioneer Greenbe!:er and
The Gal1ery is in the Greenbelt Litter was collected in various Love is :-.lot a Consolation: It is Golden Age Club photographer of early Greenbelt,
Branc'h Library, 11 Crescent parks and along roadsides. Haz a Light; and Skins on the Earth.
Road. Gallery 1hours are Mon. ar<lous trees in the Lake Park His work has· appeared in num
Wed., 2-5 and 6:30-9 p.m.; Thurs.- and at the Youth Center were erous mag,:.zines and anthologies, by Dolores Capotosto NARFE To Meet
Sat., 2-5 p.m. removed and cut into fire wood. an<l he has co-edite<l two award The next meeting of the Gold
•Painters, sculptors and other Flower beds on Southway were w'nni-';g anthologies, From Hear en Age Club will be held on The Xational As:o:,c;a:ion o:.
visual artists in Prince Georges weeded and covered with frost We Speak an<l Zero Makes Me .Jan. 11 and judging from the Retired Fedc·a: Em-;:i:oyeEs !XA
County are invited fo contact blankets for winter. Work began Hungry. number of seniors at the City's RFE) wil! hold their mc.n:n:y
NataHe Weikart at 301-262-7000 on terracing the slope at Schrom Among his wards an<l honors, Op;;ri House, it seems we're all meeting We<l:.es;:ay, Ja,.;;ary 11
about booking a show at The Hills Park to control erosion. Primus St. ,John has received a ready for an active and product at 12:15 p.m. a: tl-,e GreEn:ie:~
Gallery. Grading was done on North Discovery Award, the Oregon ive 1995 ! The new officers will Libny.
way to repair the roadway. Book Award for Poetry, and two be installed an<l rea<ly to take on Tne program will fea:ure a
Crushed stone was hauled from creative writing fellowships their new positions. Good luck representative from the Lomoa:-:ii
T'ai Chi Practices the vendor in preparation for from the National Endowment to all of them. C?.ri2er Center of Georgetown
road repair. Po.tholes around for .the Arts. He is a professor Ur.iver;::ty who will dis~uss a
Beginners and non-beginners are town were patched. of English and creative writing · .Jim Maher has lined up some screening program sponsored ::iy
invited to join in free Commun at Portland State University. interesting monthly trips, and the N'ational Cancer Inst::ute.
iGtyre eTnb'aeil t CYhoiu thP raCcetincteesr oant Stahte GHI Notes anAd llo pleibnr atroy tphreo gpruabmlisc . aFreo rf riene tthhee Mfirosnt tpoenliee rw :i.1ll: anhsei ona int oLura uor f meAmllb erms emabree rsi nvainted< l ptroo spaettcetnivde.
urday, January 7, from 9 to 10 formation, call 301-699-3500. el on Jan. 26; lunch will be in
a.m. and on Wednesday, Janu Special Membership Meeting cluded. If you haven't signed up
aprryac t1ic1e, s frowmil l 7 fotoc us8 po.nm . sTlohwe , JEalnemuaernyt ar7y, 2S cph.omo.l . at Greenbelt Orienteering Class feonr tAhigse, Jimme ewtiinllg sb.e aHte thcea nG olbde Girl Scouts to Open
graceful, n&tural movements that Newsletter Committee Janu reached at 513-5869.
are the basic building blocks of ary 9, 7:30 p.m. in the GHI Li Learn how to explore the Annual Cookie Drive
T'ai Chi, the classic Chinese ex brary. woods using a ma,p and compass. Word has it that the weather
ercise for relaxation, health, self Member and Community Re Join a Park Ranger for a talk was gorgeous all through the hol Girl Scouts, Brownies through
defense, and spiritual growth. lations Committee meets J anu on orienteering and a field ex idays here. Going to Florida does Senior Scouts, will open their
Those who plan on signing up ary 9, 7:30 p.m. in the Board ercise. Maps and compasses will not assure one of nice weather annual cookie drive on Friday,
for the regular series of classes Room. be provided. Call 344-3944 or this time of year. Ft. l\Iyers had .January 6. Girl Scouts will be
should try to attend. Registra Ad Hoc Committee on the 344-3948 to register. Class size 4.50 inches of rain in two days! in neighborhoods throughout the
tion begins January 3. T'ai Chi Historic District Study meets is limited and registration is re A lining in the raincoat, plus a month taking orders for eight
classes fill up quickly, so register January 11, 7 p.m. in the Board quired. sweater was the dress for a kinds of cookies induding Snaks,
early. See the Recreation Depart Room. Meet ait the campground en week. It's good to be home, and a low-fat iced oatmeal and
ment . brochure or contact the The next Board Meeting is trance in Greenbelt Park on Sat a big thanks to Bernie McGee raisin cookie. In March they w.iU
Youth Center for registration January 12, 7:30 p.m. in the urday·s, .January 7 and 28 at 1 for pinchhitting and doing last have booth sales at local sbo~
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;P;.a.;g;~e _4; . GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
Baha'i Faith
Gree~belt Community Church
Eu,e"e p,,.tee,
"Love i·s heave;n's kindly
,Paul Kasko died December 4 I iight. the Holy Spirit's UNITED OHURCH OF OHRlST
Eugene Price, 63, of 19 Court eternal breath that vivitieth
at age 86. Mr. Kasko wa,s 1born
Hillside Road, died on Wednes the human soul." Hillside & Cr~eent Roach
and raised in Pennsylvania. He
day, Decembr 28. He had ·ben .m
was •a former Marine. In 1938 for many years. - Baha'i Sacred Writings Phone: [phone] mornings
'he and his wife and five year old
daughter moved into their new Mr. Price was born -in Nebras Greenbelt Baha•i Community
home at 9-K R-idge Road, pioneers ka and moved to the Washington P.O. Box 245 , 10:15 a.m. Sunday Worship
:bine l•tt.h e new community of Green awraesa twwoi.t h Hhei sw ofrakmedil yf orw hPeenp sihcoe Greenbelt . .\1 1D 20770 "A church of the open mind, tlr.e warm wrl, tu u,ir
IA.s free la.nee photographer he for 21 years and continued as a 345-2918 220-3460 ing soul, and the social maion • • ."
took many photos of Greenbelt disabled employee for another 18
and its residents and many are yea,rs.
in our 50th Anniversary Book. Pmnt Branch
Mr. Kasko servt>d a term on t'he Mr. Price and his wife Betty Berwyn Presbyterian Church
Unitarian Church
Co-op Advisory Board in -the 40's. moved to Greer:belt 17 years ag:>
He ar.d his wife Anne raised from College Pa-rk. (3215 Powder Mill Ron)
three more children before re
tiring to Florida in 1964. At In addition to r.is wife. Mr. Sun., Jan. 8, 9 :30 & 11 :15 6301 Greenbelt load
Price is surv;ved by their four
that time he was Assistant Post a.m.
mas-ter of Greer.belt. He return children Wa,nda Mooney, Mark "Humble Beginnings" Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
ed to the Greer.·belt area after Price, Sharon Wekh and Donna Church School 9:30 & 11:15 Worship Service 11 :00 a.m.
the death of his wife. Jo:1es; four g.randchildren; cne
Mr. Kasko :s rnn·ived 'by two sister and one cousin. a.m. All are Walat ..
brothers and one sister: daul!'h
Assistive Listening Devices
ters Jeanne Hardy of Greenbelt, He was buried at Fort Lincoln lw. Sidney Conger 474-7571
Judith Myrick of C·llege Park. Cemetery. Rev. R.H. Thompson 937-3666
Paula Robertson of Virgi!:-:a a"'1
son Paul J. of Waldorf: 1-1 ""A New Year brings the possibility
grandchildren and 12 great ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
grandchildre,n. of new beginnings In Christ ..."
Services were private. 135 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Md.
Bible Study for all ages (Sun.) 9:45AM
MASS SCHEDULE: Worship Services (Sun.) 11:00AM
7:00PM
Sunday 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.
Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.) 7:45PM
Former Greenbelter John M. Saturday 5 p.m. Intercessory Prayer (Sat.) 7:00AM
Novick, 73, of Riverdale died De
cember 27 at Greenbelt Nursing Da.il:v Maes: 7:30 a.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. Monday-S·&~ Reverend Drew Shofner --Pastor
home. ·sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:4~:'5 p.m. For trau,,portation, or questions, call 474;4212 9:00 AM -1:00 PM
a~!
A World War II Veteran, Mr. Rev. Thomas F. Crowley, Pastor q!:!! ~t~~t~r ~c~ft1 o£]M!f h
Novick was a member of Green Rev. G. Paw Herbert, As&OOiat.e Put.or
belt American Legion, Post
#136, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Elks Lodge. He was a A TREE OF LIFE TO THEM THAT HOLD FAST TO IT
retired postal worker. P '
A~§~~~~-~ Share the Dream ...
He is survived by sons John
D., Riverdale; Bill, Greenbelt; ~~·~;~~..(~
and Philip, Key West, Florida; A Church & A World
grandsons Jacob and Ben, and a . . . SYNAGOGUE
sister lane Spungin, Mt. Rainier. Where Everyone Belongs
9 Ridge Road, Greenbelt• 474-4228
Services were held January 3 Reconstructioni!lt / Conservative
at Arlington National Cemetery. Tu.-Fri. (9-1)
ex
Nursery and religious !cliools (K-7) • Contlrmatio11
A Full Range of Social and Religious Activities
Friday Evening and Saturda7 Servicea St. George's Episcopal Church
Catholic Rabbi Saul Grife Cantor Phil Gremleld
Serving Glenn Dale, Lanham-Severn & Glenn Dale Rds,
Community
Greenbelt and Lanham Just South of MD 193, Glenn Dale
of Greenbelt
MOWATT MEMORIAL.
Sunday Services Christmas Eve
40 Ridge Road • Greenbelt· • 474-9410. 9 am and 11 am 6 pm Children's Service
MASS 8 & 10:30 pm Candlelight Services
Arthur D. Shotts, Pastor• 474-1924
Municipal Building Sunday•
Sunday Adult Bible Study ............. 9:30 AM
10 A.M. ♦---------- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Sunday School (Children) ............. 11: 00 AM
John's!
Worship Service
(Nursery Available) ............. 11: 00 AM Sr.
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FAITH MINISTRIES
Counseling Service Available• (301) 681-3201 ♦
If you are serious about mak
ing changes in your behavior,
or in how you feel, we can God's plans included you; EPlSCOP~L ChUP...Ch
help you. Using dynamic Bible Do yours include God?
invites you to join us in
principles, massive changes
can take place in your mar worship, praise and song.
riage, family, personal and
business life. We can help you Come & Worship With U,
overcome: ALL ~e \,VelCOCT)e
Alcoholism Gluttony
Smoking Sexual impurity
Depression Fatigue SUNDAY SERVICES AT
Worry Anger
Fears (All Kinds) Drugs 8: 15 am and 9:30 am
Pride Jealousy
Impatience Infirmity 10:45 am--.._
Demon Possession Bitterness Service of Music
Hyperactivity Selfishness with Senior Choir
Bickering Insomnia
Violence Guilt Holy Cross Lutheran Church SUNDAY SCHOOL
Loneliness Demon Oppression
at 9:30 am
We invite you to our Bible
Teaching and Group/Individ 6905 Greenbelt Road Ol=J=lCE- nouµ..s NURSERY AVAILABLE
ual Deli~rance Services.
Worship Semen:
Time: Sundays 4:00-7:00 p.m. Sund:ay, 8:30 & 11:15 a.m. (Infant care provid•d &II: ueh ae:r- 9:00 am - 12 noon 71ze Rev. John G. Bafs, Rector
Place: 40 Ridge Rd., Greenbelt vice) Monday - Friday
For a personal appointment, Sunday School and Bi:ble Clusea 9:50 a.m. ♦ 301-937-4292 ♦
call 441-4935 or write: Faith Pre--School Department 9:50 and 11:16 Lm.
Ministries, P.O. Box 865, Corner of Jtouce I anc1 J)owde.-.n,t.L Road • SelnvtUc. mn
Greenbelt, MD 20768. Rev. Stephen H. Mentz, Pa,tor
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Thursday, January 5, 1995 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 5
FOGNP to Picket Planetarium PLAY
LIVE
by Jean Snyder Program
at the (Continued from page one)
Friends of Greenbel,t National At Science Center
belt Arts Cent Park, a non-profit community ing a play dealing with Green
volunteer organization of citi A planetarium program: "Ana belt's early history.
123 Centerway, next to the Post Office) zens, plans holding demonstra sazi: Sunwatchers of Chaco Can
tions in front of an eight acre yon", will be presented Friday.
tract on Good Luck Rd. next to January 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the Call to Participate
Auditions: Don Juan in Hell, from G.B. Greenbelt Park being developed Howard B. Owens Science Cen
Betty Allen urges other Green
Shaw's "Man and Superman", dir. Suzanne. with thiry-one single family ,ter.
•· Za asodi rf. March 3-11 ~- • homes. People are invited to join belters to join with her in form
in these demonstration. The program presents the story ing a local Tricentennial Com
13, 14, The Cemetery Club - by Ivan Menchell. CY! an ancient Native American
Picketing will be held on Sat mittee, as well as to offer sug
20, 21, directed by Jim Robertson. Three Jewish urdays, January 7 and 21 (rain/ csuerltvuarteio annsd. thl•te iris a ssutriotanbolme icfoalr oabl l gestions for suitable ways to
27, 28 at 8 widows meet once a month for tea before snow dates are January 8 and
ages. The program will be fol help in celebrating the upcoming
pm visiting their husbands' graves. "A funny, !o!2f ),t hbee gPinanrkin gC raets tn osoitne iant f5r9o0n1t lowed by a live presentation to event--"300 Years . . . At home
22 at 2 m sweet tern red movin corned . • aid in finding stars, planets, and
Good Luck Road immediately in History." She can be reached
Unless otherwise noted, performances start at 8 PM and across from Parkdale High constellations of the night sky. at 474-4963. Those interested
tickets cost $8 general, $6 seniors and students.For more School. The purpose of the pick The H. B. Owen~ Science Cen can also leave their names at
information and reservations call [phone]. .:ting is to inform the public of ter is at 9601 Greenbelt Road. the city offices, where the infor
.:oncerns about the park and to Lanham (next to DuVal High
educate prospective buyers. School). For information call mation will be passed on to
For info 441-1968, 390-3292. (30·1) 918-8750. There is a fee. Allen.
RS CDMMUNllY HOSPITAL
ANNOUNCES THE GALWP QUALllY AWARD
FOR OUfPATIENf SURGICAL SERVICES.
WEU RECEM 1HE PIAQJE YaJll RECEM 1HE BENEFITS.
We at Doctors Community Hospital of our facilities, the efficiency of our patient
are proud to announce that we have been registration process and much more.
named as a winner of the prestigious Gallup We are proud of the efforts of our
Quality Award for our outstanding work in physicians, nurses and support staff whose
Outpatient Surgical Services. hard work and dedication to quality care
Our hospital was one of only ten hospitals are recognized through this award.
in the nation, and the only one in Maryland, And we especially thank patients like you
to receive this award for outpatient services. who choose Doctors Community Hospital
And the importance of the award is that for our excellent care.
you receive the benefits. For more information on our award
LaToiya C Payton, a young patient at Doctors
The Gallup Quality Award has been winning Outpatient Surgical Services
Community Hospital, receives some special caring
from Anita Smith, a Registered Nurse with our granted to Doctors Community Hospital and other quality services offered by
Outpatient Surgical Services.
based on the results of on-going patient Doctors Community Hospital, contact
satisfaction surveys. Our patients have rated a Health Resources Representative with
us very highly in a variety of areas, including our Health Connection Information
DOC'I•O RS~i
the performance of our phys!cians and
Center at 5 52-0044.
nurses, friendliness and caring of our staff,
COMMUNITY
outstanding services in our ancillary HOSPITAL
departments, cleanliness and attractiveness Ufe. Health. Community.
A Prince Georp,e's Corm~)' non-profit institution.
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Regular Store Hours
SUPERMARKET. 474-0522
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CARD. Sunday 10 am • 6 pm
IN EVERY f;Aff-tri i~l~sr! ' PHARMACY • 474-4400
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Pa~e8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, Januarv 5. 1995
Pun at Goddard Singers Wanted Choral Society
T•he Goddard Space Flight Holds Auditions
Center's Visitor Center will be , The Laurel Oratorio Society The Prince Georges Choral
showing the video "The Veil invites new singers to attend Society, under the artistic direc
Venus" on Saturday, January their rehearsals for the spring tion of Phillip Colfo,ter, will hold
14, at 1 p.m. This video pre season (an audition is not re auditions for all voice pa11ts on
sentation will give an overview quired). The group begins re Mon., January 9, from 7:30 to
of the planet Venus, and how it hearsal on Tuesday, January 10, 9 p.m., at Berwyn Presbyterian
sometimes has been called from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Laurel Church, 6301 Greenbelt Road. To
Earth's twin. Venus resembles Presbyterian Church, 7610 arrange an audition (walk-ins
Earth in Jilf°:SJ. physical compo Sandy Spring Road, Laurel. ,JJ"•~ are also welcome), call (301)
sition and density more closely 776-5984; TTY (301) 454-1454.
than any other known planet. For further information call
This viaeo is free and suitable (301) 490-7504; TTY (301) 454-
for all ages. 1454. House Cleaning
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Do you need help with
your house cleaning? Let us
help. We are a husband and
awriefea fotera omv erw soervkeinn gy eainr s ywoiuthr One of tlie reafjoys of tlie
excellent Greer.belt references.
:Ho[iaay Sea.son
We provide weekly, bi
monthly and a spring type
is tlie opportunity
cleaning. Also available are
window cleaning and interior
painting. to say 9-{e[[o antf to wisli you
MY MAID is an insured, tlie very 6est for tlie ~w ~ar
January 19, 7-9 p.m. reputable company.
Call John or Tammy for
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If you love Carnival Cruises, Free estimates at
Bahamas Princess Freeport, [phone]
America West, Las Vegas
Join Usl GRl:ENBEL T AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER
GREENBELT TRAVEL SERVICES CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND
5510 Cherrywood Lane, Greenbelt, MD 20770 1995 Winter Aquatic &
[phone] TDD [phone]
,.• ◄ '. fitness Center Classes
.1.
RECYCLE YOUR
SESSION II
CHRISTMAS TREE -
C
h-1)eraon registration, first-come, first-served basis. ALL registrants must sign up at the GYee11-
belrt •Aqua.tic & Fitn~ Center for a.quaitic classes. PLEASE NOTE registmtion da,ys and times.
The Public Works Department is now collecting Christmas trees Registration for residents of Greenbelt and pass '1olders ONLY is January 9t1h ,and 10th from 6:00
to be recycled at the following locations: a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Registration for all others starts January 11th from 6:00 a.m. • 10:00 p.m.
on a spa.ce availalble •basis.
[!] PLAYGROUND OPPOSITE 73 COURT RIDGE ROAD PLEASE NOTE: ALL. CLAS,SES HAVE A LIMIT ON ENROLLMENT. EARLY REGIS
[!] CORNER OF REsEARCH AND HILLSIDE ROAD TIR.ATION IMPROVES YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING THE CLASS YOU WANT!!!!
[!] CORNER OF EASTWA Y AND CRESCENT ROAD CLASS FEES: All clia.ss fees are noted in the course description. Non-pusholder11 of the
[!] ENTRANCE TO 21 COURT RIDGE ROAD facility will pay more than passholders. A 10% discount will be given to all aenior citizan1, GO
7eara old and over, for non-Senior claasea:
{ACROSS FROM GREEN RIDGE HOUSE)
[!] PARK BETWEEN 11 COURT AND 13 COURT RIDGE ROAD CLASS SCHEDULE: CLASSES WILL'START THE WEEK OF MONDAY, JANUARY 23rd.
PLAYGROUND-END OF 7 COURT SOUTHWA Y REFUNDS: The Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center reserves the right to cancel claases due
{NEXT TO LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD) to insufficient registrants or causes beyond its control. Refunds will be made if classes are can
[!] PLAYGROUND-JUNCTION OF CRESCENT AND RIDGE Ro. celled by the Center. Other refunds will be made according to the provisions in the City of
[!] PLAYGROUND-CORNEROFPLATEAUPLACE&RlOGERo. bGer eesnubbemlti ttRede soIlMutiMonE DNIAo. TE65L, Yw hIiNch WalRsoI TrIeNqGu iretos tthhaet Breufsuinndes sr eOquffeicset.s , for valid reasons, are to
[!] PLAYGROUND-IVY & LASTNER LANE
CITY RESIDENCY: Greenbelt residents are those who pay taxes to the Cit7 of Greenbelt. That
[!] CHARLESTOWN VILLAGE & CHARLESTOWN NORTH- a as it S'hould be, as our residents pay taxes to support the Recreation Centers and the Aquatic
ADJACENT TO ATTICK PARK and Fitness Center in our community. However, just because someone has a Greenbelt address,
[!] UNIVERSITY SQUARE--FRONT OF SWIMMING POOL doea not necessarily mean that they pay taxea to the City of Greenbelt. We want to be fair to
[!] LAKESIDE NORTH--NEAR SWIMMING POOL the people whose tax money supports ou,r programs. I! you are not aure 1lhat you have a Greer.
[!] SPRINGHILL LAKE COMMUNITY BUILDING belt address, and pay City taxes, call 513-0390.
[!] GREENBRIAR--BETWEEN BUILDINGS MAINSTREAMING: Anyone who is physically, mentally and/or emotionally dhallensed is
7708 & 7710 HANOVER PARKWAY aennyco uspraegceiadl atoss ipsatarnticcei,p aptlee aisne acnayll o4f7 4t-h6e8 7A8 qoura tiTeT Y& 4F74it-n18e1s1s aCnedn taesrk'.s fporro gKraarmens. HaIsfe lyeyo.u need
7728 & 7730 HANOVER PARKWAY
7826 & 7828 HANOVER PARKWAY For any additional information, contact the Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center at 513-0390
8003 & 8009 MANDAN ROAD
[!] GLEN OAKS--BETWEEN BUILDINGS ADULT AND SENIOR AQUATIC CLASSES
7903 & 7905 MANDAN ROAD PaHholdera (PH) Reaident Non-Passholders (R-NPH) NonReaident/Non-Passholder (NR-NPH)
7909 & 7911 MANDAN ROAD PLEASE DO NOT PRE-WRITE CHECKS
[!] HUNTING RIDGE--BETWEEN BUILDINGS NUMBER
6936 & 6938 HANOVER PARKWAY ~CTIVITIES DAY/TIME AGE GROUP FEE OF CLASSES
[!] WINDSOR GREEN--AT COURT ENTRANCES
{PICKED UP BY WINDSOR GREEN STAFF) ,Adult Beginner THURS 7 :00p.7 :30p 16 & Over $25. PH 8 claase■
[!] GREENBROOK VILLAGE & EsTATES Adult Adv. Beg. THURS '7:30-8:00p $$3350.. NR-RN-NPHPH
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ORA GLEN DR. & MATTHEW DR.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF HANOVER PwY.& GREENBROOK DRIVE Arthriti• Aquatics M/W/F 2:00p-3:00p 16 & Over $55.00 PH 2' eIUHa
~0.00 R-NPB
l!I GREENWOOD VILLAGE
$65.00 NR-NPB
OPPOSITE 8175 MANDAN TERRACE
OPPOSITE 7646 MANDAN ROAD Arthritis Deep Water ~quati"cs M/W/F 3:00-4:00p 16 & Over ·$55.00 PH 24 el:a.aa
OPPOSITE 7648 MANDAN ROAD $60.00 R-NPB
l!I GREENSPRING $65.00 NR-NPB
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MEGAN LANE & CRADDOCK ROAD Horninr Aquacize H/W/F 8:00a-8:45a 16 & Over $55.00 PH 2' elu:.••
'60,00 R-NPB
• For more infonnation, contact Public Works- at 474-8004. 465.00 N~PB
Thursday, January 5, 1995 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 9
Police Blotter and got into a smal,J white ,pas Sout'hway a,nd Ridge Rd., at they were doing so, t'he driver When they did so, the driver and
senger car with MD tags ANJ which time the man pointed a dropped a 1bag of marijuana laced occupant got out of the oar a1J1d
Bued on lnfonnat. 570; it was last seen traveling handgun at the woman. The man with phencyclidine (PCP). Both ran away. One of them, -howev
Releued by the Greenbelt into Berwyn Heights. The man is then fled•. The woman stated men were placed under arrest er, was apprehended after a
Police Department descri'bed as !black. 6'0", thin that ·the man may have fired a and charged with possession of s'hort foot chase and arrested for
Around '9:15 a.m. o.n Wednes build, some facial hair - possibly shot as s·he drove a:way; she was marijuana and possesion of PCP. theft. A 32-year-old qonre·sident,
day, tDec. 28, officers res.ponded a goa<tee, wearing a dark hlue not injured. The man is de -Both 18-year-cld nonresidents, foe man appeared before a Dis
to a rep-0rt of an armed robbery baseball cap, a grey jacket, grey scribed as ,black, 18-21 years old, they appeared before a District trict Court Commissioner and
at .Nations Barnk (6000 i>lock sweat,pants, and black tennis ,b!ack hair; his vehicle is descri'b Court Commissioner and -were re held on $5,000 bond pending trial.
1Greenbelt Rd.). After a man shoes. ed as a maroon or rust-colo,red leased pending trial. On Friday, Dec. 23, a burglary
entered the foyer area of the IA,round 2 p.m. on 'Dhursday, foreign make passenger car with Officers responded to a report was re:ported at .a. re&idence in
-bank <to make a deposit, another Dec. 29, officers ,responded to a unknown temporary pa-per regis of domestic violence at a resi 1 Court Plateau Place. The
man followed him in, •produced report of a man with a gun in tration plates. dence in the 6100 block of Spring means of e·ntry is unknown; a
.a, •black !handgun, and demanded the area of Gardenway & Cres W'hile patrolling the 6000 block ·hill Terr. around 11 :45 p.m. on TV and VCR were stolen.
money. The man with the gun cent Rd Apparently a woman had of Greenbelt Rd around 11 :30 Tuesday, Dec. 27. A woman ad On Satur·day, Dec. 24, a bur
then took the victim's deposit 'been involved in a traffic alterca p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 24, an vised that her huE'band punched glary was reported at a residence
-bag, ran a-cross Greenbelt Rd., tion with a man in the area of officer stopped a vehicle fo,r a her in the face while they were in the 6100 block of B.reezewood
traffic violation and smelled mari arguing. The man, a 35-year-old Ct. Entry was gained by prying
OLD GREENBELT Siar Trek juana when he approached i-t. He resident, was arrested outside the open a sliding glass door. Christ
then instructed the two men in -apartment and charged with bat mas gifts werz stolen.
THEATRE Next side the vehicle to exit it. As tery. He appeared before a Dis While patrolling the 5800 block
trict Court Commissioner and of Cherrywood Terr. around 3:15
ALL SEATS $3.00 Generation was released pending trial. The a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 29, an of
Crescent Square woman was taken to the hospital ficer saw a suspicious person in
Fri.: Disney's Lion King for treatment of a possibly bro side a vacant apartment, who
5 :15 - Separate Admission . Old Greenbelt ken nose. then tried to hide in the apart
Star Trek Next Generation Responding to a report of ve ment. Two men, one a 26-year
7:20, 9:45 hicle tampering in progress in old resident and the other an
one bedroom
Sat: All Seats $2.00 for the 9100 block of Springhill Lane 18-year-old nonresident, were
-shO<Ws 'before 4:00, Disney's apartments around 6 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. found inside the apartment and
LSieopna rKatien gA, d1m:1i5s,s i3o:n1 5,. 5S:1fa5r. 1&,,,;;;,fu,li,;;;: From $495.00 2in4-,g otfhfeic edrse ssctroipptpioend oaf ctahre mveahticchle apreraersetde d befofor reb uar glDariys.t riBcto thC oaupr t
Trek. 7 :20, 9 :45 the suspects might be driving. Commissioner and were released
Sun: All Seas.ts $2.00 for Vista Mgmt. Co. pending trial.
s'hows ,before 4:00. Disney's Separate Admission, Star 301-982-4636 A burglyry was reported at an
Lion King, 1:15, 3:1·5, 5:15. Trek, 7:20. ~RICAN office Suite in the 7500 block of
,%%%%\%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Si%SiaSS\SSSSS%%%%%%\i%%%S% Greenway Center Dr. on Fri.
REALTY, · Dec. 23; computer equipment was
Adult & Senior Aquatic ·C lasses stolen.
Hotline on Drugs
4 Bd, 2 Ba - House in
Greenbelt - $139,900 New The Greenbelt Police De
partment needs the help of
Continued ly decorated. residents. Any citizen with in
formation about possible drug
Evening Aquacize M/W 7:00p-7:45p 16 & Over $40.00 PH 16 classes New Listing activity in the city m. encour
OR TU/TH 6:00p-6:45p $45.00 R-NPH aged to call the Greenbelt
3 Bd, 1½ Bath Brick
$50.00 NR-NPH Narcotics Hot Line at 507-
Deep Water Running M/W 7:00p-7:45p 16 & Over $40.00 PH 16 daas;es 11 Q Ridge · Separate 6524. Callers may remain an
OR TU/TH 6:00p-6:45p $45.00 R-NPH Dining room - $79,900 onymous.
$50.00 NR-NPH
High Intensity Water Aerobics M/W 6:00p-6:45p 16 & Over $40.00 PH 16 clas1e11 3D Gardenway, $64,900 A burglary was reportid ait an
$45.00 R-NPH office suite in the 7200 block of
Beautiful 2 Bd vinyl over Hanover Pkwy.; nothing appears
$50.00 NR-NPH
block, attached garage to have been stolen however. The
High/Low Aerobics FRI 6:00p-6:45p 16 & Over $ 2.00 PH 8 cla■Sff with heat & 115 & 220 next day a burglary was report
brop-In Only $ 4.00 N~PH
elec. Backs to Park ed at an office suite in the 7300
per class block of Hanover Pkwy.; cotnJJ
La,p Sw:nnmi:ng & Stro'ke TU 7:00p-7:45tp 16 & Over $30.00 PH 8 classes puter equipment was stolen.
Improvement $35.00 R-NPH 43 Lakeside Dr. $218,500 Center Video reported a burg,
$40.00 NR-NPH Pristine Gem 3 Bd, 2 Ba, lary on Thursday, Dec. 29, (150
Seniorcize M/W/F 10 :00a-10 :45a 60 & Over $49.00 PH 24 cluses block of Centerway); video
Sun Room, Library, Ga
$54.00 R-NPH games, video cassettes, and office
$58.00NR-NPH rage, Huge Fireplace. equipment were stolen.
OR TU/TH 2 :00p-2 :45p 60 & Over $36 PH 16 classes A stolen 1981:i Ford Thunder
$40 R-NPH 39G Ridge $49,900 bird was recovered Saturday,
$45 NR-NPH Dec. 24, when an officer patroll
Honeymoon Cottage, 2 ing the 6800 block of Hanover
Water Walking TU/TH 8 :OOa-8 :45a 16 & Over $40.00 PH 16 sessions Bd or 1 Bd + denJ Screen Pkwy. found it abandoned.
$45.00 R-NPH
On Tuesday, Dec. 27, a stolen
$50.00 NR-NPH ed Porch, W /D, AC, Tiled
Chevrolet van was recovered in
ADULT LAND AEROBIC CLASSES Bath, Carpet. Owner will the 6000 block of Greenbelt Rd.
pay all allowable closing It also had been abandoned.
Ages 16 & Over
A 1988 Volkswagen Fox sta
M/W /F CLA 'SSES $55. PH $60. R-NPH $65. NR-NPH cost. One floor, no steps. tion wagon was stolen from the
TU/TH CLA1SSES $40. PH $45. R-NPH $50 NR-NPH 6000 block of Springhill Dr. on
YOGA (M/W /F $55. PH $60. R-NPH $65. NR-NPH 13K Ridge. 11;;! Baths, Tuesday, Dec. 27 and was re
TUES. $40, PH $45. R NPH $!JO NR-NPH) Elec. Chair Lift. Great for covered the next day; one arrest
was made. On the same day, a
.ACTIVITY DAYS TIME SESSIONS handicapped. 2 Bd, Brick. green, four-door 1994 Hyundai
Risoe & Shine Aerobics M/W/F 6:30a-7:15a 24 classes Elantra, MD tags BME-938, was
reported stolen from the 6000
Step (for beginners) M/W;F 6:30p-7:15p 24 classes lOK Southway, 2 Bd, W /
block of Springhill Dr.
Master Step (High Intensity) TU/TH 7:30p-8:15p 16 classes D, AC, Updated Kitchen Vandalisms to, thefts from,
Stretdhiing & Strengthening M/W/F 9 :00a-9 :45a 24 classes & Bath, great location · and attempted thefts of vehicles
'l'Jiglhten & To~ TU/TH 6:30p-7:15p 16 classes owner must relocate - will were reported in the following
Yop M&F 7:00a-8:30a 16 classes areas: the 9000 block of Breeze.
consider all offers. wood Terr., the 6000 and 7500
OR TUES, 1'1 :0Oa-12 :'30p 8 classes
blocks of Greenbelt Rd., the 7200
and 8000 blocks of Mandan Rd.,
CHILDREN'S AQUATIC CLASSES
22 Court Southway, the 9100
All Children's Classes are held on SATURDAY morning
block of Springhill Lane, the
PH: $25.00 R-NPH: $30.00 NR-NPH: $35.00 6100 and 7800 blocks of Walker
WATER BABIES & AQUA TOT CLASSES REQUIRE PARENT P.ARTICIPATION Dr., and the 100 block of West-
way.
,ACTIVITY TIME AGE SESSIONS ..............-•;s;;•,;::sssssssssss
Wiater Baibies ll:15a-ll:45a 6-18 mos. 8 classes
AL EN PRINTING
Aqu1a, Tots I 10:30a-11:00a 1½-4 yrs. 8 classes
ftqu,a Tots· 11 9:4'5a-10:15a 1½-4 yrs. 8 classes SERVICE
'.Beginnel's for Age 4 9 :OOa.-9 :30a 4 yrs. 8 classes
Beginner I & Beginner II 9:00·a-9 :30a. 9:j·Sa-10 :15,a, 10:30al-!lla, 11:1-5'a-11 :4·5a 4504 Hamilton St.
Member MLS
Advam:ed Beginner 9 :OOa.J.l :30a & 10:30a-ll: OOa Hyattsville
lnitermediate 9:45a-10:15a & 11:loo~ll :4i5a 982-7148 (j,ooit off Rouite #1)
Swimmer 9:00a-9:30a 864-8844
"'.:antwell
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Pal.?'e 10 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursdav, Januarv 5. 1995
Hearing Scheduled ,Author of Work Chamber Hosts CLASSDFBED
On Elvis to Visit
On School Budget legislative Night
Baltimorean. Joyce Bova, au
A hearing on the Prince thor of "Don't Ask Forever, My Governor-Elect Parris N. Glen
Georges County school budget Love Affair with Elvis," will be dening will be one of the fea
for the 1995-1996 school year at Bookland in Beltway Plaza tured keynote speakers at the SECRETARY /TYPIST wanted RATES
will be held Thursday night, on Saturday, January 7, from 1 Prince Georges Chamber of PT (15-30 hrs) for Hanover
wJiRnaoi nsoahudsiaevnvragyen l cft1o e2 ,Hb sayipgt e hca7 ak l Slpisc.nmhhgoo. u o9all5d.t 2 -rEA6el1nge1yia/soin.t noeerr owtBhtoi aBtv4htao vpsEa.hmw'lsev .i i t·bsnso eaosPikdsr e eddsl leeedtyah i oltwsoin thhtPeeh rre ee savlf7eef0nya'ti'sssr. bC:NuMeloie gamdrhh tmeti nltedo'srD c eiCMna'srdno odensrrdsa ewansyanis,nn u ddaJts lha. PenA ruLolaesCgrogyrh iasa smlmc9ah tbeiveadtore t 3FP7F10Tkl0eWw.0x .yP M hMoula.us wtr s Tk. ornCfaofniawcslel c, WrKimbPyiam5ny1g . (g3Mrr0oei1qwn)ui mi2irnu2et0dmo-. fiawOtoleiL rtm whAt seoS nrpStd ahI.wy FamotI ErNedaDonsr, e:t c1tfh5oo$ca u2 rtn.eg5hdae0ec. hfSN omuarebd iwndml•iiism ittitR oiuannm.ds .
OPEN HOUSE - NORTH feammoeti oimnaplr igsroonwedth ·hainmd, setnucnotuerda gheids Smeenmabtee rshPirpe saidt etnhti s Mpriokge ramM ilalreer TBOEMLT MWcAINNDDROEWWS -& GPRAEEINNT Yorie wto othffeic eN ebwy s 1R0 npi.emw. dTruoeps dbaoyx,
CREEK the drug use that eventually and House Speaker Cas Taylor. INC. - Replacement windowa in the Greenoolt Co-op groce?7
Large 5 BR, 4 Bath with ended his life in 1977. All members of the Prince a:nd doora and Tinyl &idiq. store before 7 p.m. Tuesday, or
Georges County House and Sen Phone 474-943,&. MHIC 26097. mail to P.O. Box 68, GreeDbelt,
separate apartment Substitutes ate Delegations have been in GUITAR Lessons - Scales, Maryland 20770.
Huge kitchen, family rm., decks Needed Every Week vited to attend as we 11 as the chords, theory, reading. Full BOXED: $6.00 column inch. Min
By OWNER @ $15,000 under newly elected County Executive, time instructor. 937-8370. imum 1 ½ inches ($9.00). Dea~
appraisal+ Sl 1,000 help Also, Permanent Subs. Wayne K. Curry, and the mem HOUSECLEANING - I have line 10 p.m. Monday.
bers of the Prince George's
$209,600 to deli\'er Xews Re'l"iew County Council. Greenbelt refs. of 3 years. Week Include name, phone no. and ad
OPE!'li SAT, SUN 11 :00 - 4:00 within core of Greenbelt. ly, biweekly, monthly, $45 to $55. dress with ad copy. Ads not con
Melody. ( Glenn Dale) 805-9676. sidered accepted until published.
11413 Sequoia Lane Call Home & lu1lne11 HELP WANTED - Beautician PIANO TUNING / repair -
Or Call 301-595-5754 David Stein 899-4800 Improvements with following. Join our atatr Wendy Parham (301) 31'1-9624.
and get $500 welcome bonus. CASH for your valuables! Jew
WISLER CONSTRUCTION New York Hair Fashion. Rhode elry, diamonds, watches, cam
GREENBELT
Drywall " Paintin1 • ea~ Island Ave. & Edgewood Road. eras, tools, guns. We buy, aell
AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR CO. Pffl'1r1 " Acouerbic&l Oeiliinc Call Randy 345-0858. and Joan anything of value. We
pawn autos. A-1 Pawnbrokers
" Tile • Etc. HOME MOVIES, Slides, Pic
A.S.E. Certified Technicians Liceneed " Bonded • Insured tures transferred to VHS, Tape 345-0858.
Serving Computerized Electronic ldHIC #404.75 346-1261 Repair. HLM Productiona, Inc. FIRST CALL towing service -
Ignition & Emission Control Systems 301-474-6748. Specializing in free removal of
junk vehicles; cash for some ve
All Major & Minor Repairs CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE
hicles. Leave message at 301/
On Foreign & Domestic Autos SERVICE - All makes repaired. 207-5929.
PHONE: [phone] MobLilo cSaetrevdi cien Sretaatri oonf J. Henson Call after 5 p.m. 840-8043. SEEKING LIVING arrangement
for 30 year old deef mother and
in Roosevelt Center
We accept six-year-old hearing daughter.
159 C~nterway Road
Visa and Mastercard Greenbelt, MD 20770 PHOTOGRAPH/CS RENTAL Some supervision needed. Call
aunt to discuss. 441-2662.
GEHRING CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. ♦ portraits 1 bedroom GHI unit Wall to Wall Carpet
Licensed MHIC 7540 Bonded Insured
HOME REMODELING SPECIALIST ♦ portfolios Enterprise Carpets
8303 59th Ave., Berwyn Heigh:..-;, MD ♦ advertising $500 plus utilities
Lewis Merritt -Hl-1266
441-1246 ♦ commercial photography
lt.epracement Windows, Siding, Roofing, Repairs, Florida Room, For information call All briamds & l!ll;yles alt .REA
'Decks, Carpets, KitcheM, Additions, Bathrooms SONA BLE Prices. Oall for
J. Henson Andrea, 474 -4161, 9-5 .A.ppoinltment ADTtime. Il no
ia.nswer, please euJ back. I'm
photographer out 8E1Hing ito J"0IU!I' neig,hbon. I
TOWN 441-9231
FREE ESTIMATES REFERENCES
CALL DICK GEHRING Donald V. Borgwardt
Thank You Greenbelt! Funeral Home, P.A.
Specializing in Cremation Services
4400 Powder Mill Rd. Family Owned & Operated
Beltsville, Md. 20705-2751 Pre-Need Counseling
for helping me have (301) 937-1707 By Appointment
my best year yet:
8 .Million Dollars , , FOR RENT
Settled Residential Volume Updated 1 BR apts. Fans, AC &
carpet. Storage & W/D in bldg.
For unsurpassed service, knowledge and experience
Max 2 person occ. No pets._
in buying, or selling, contact Lorie.
Ideal location in Greenbelt.
Close to Metro! $575
Lorie Scheibel
REALTY 1
982-0044
Chairman's Club
'Distinguished Sales Club
Long & Foster Realtors VACANCIES - MOVE-IN NOW!
301-262-6900 / 301-709-8687 lorie Scheibel
Thursday, January 5, 1995 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 11
ADVERTIIIDNG Open House HOLBERT'S
INCOME TAX
33 G Ridge HOME IMP.
PREPARATION
------------- Sun., Jan. 8, 1 to 4 CARPENTRY PAINTING
CHILD CARE: Licensed home RENT: Roun, with private hath Extra Nice Kitchen
has several full-time openings in large house for single per Delicate Balance REMODELING REPAIBS
for children 2 and up. Transpor son, nonsmoker, no pets. $385. Milce McAndrew
tation available to Greenbelt 595-5135. 474-0882 American Realty M.H.I.C 25916
Cgroo-oupp Nmuerestesr y.b i-Pmaornetnhtl y.s uppToernt Coupon $5.00 Off 982-0542 Call Jack 345-9117
WOOF! WOOF! Woof woof,
years experience. Great refer
woof woof! Woo wooff! - Benja
ences. Old Greenbelt 474-2407.
min Dog.
MD lie. No. 318417.
ROOM FOR RENT - Windsor REALTY 1 982-0044
Green Townhouse. M/F, NS, CHILDCARE: Christian - fam
W/D, WW, A/C, Fireplace, Pool. ily - daycare. Licensed. Openings
345-0227. available for Infant/Toddler. We
offer learning activities in a
FOUND . on 12/21. Silver charm structured environment. We pro Greenbelt' s Specialist
Bracelet. On Safeway sidewalk.
vide opportunities for children to sM
Call 345-0783 to identify.
develop physically, socially and
PIANO LESSONS - Greenbelt. intellectually. We nurture and
1 BEDROOM
All levels & ages . .. Beginners, guide our little ones. Call "AL
kids. 345-4132. MOST HOME" for an interview.
552-4631.
HOUSE CLEANING - Weekly LOWER LEVEL END UNIT $34,900
biweekly, monthly. References Open kitchen with dishwasher, utility closet with washer & linen closet. Fenced yard and shed_
available. $40 and up. Angel, ZEUS ELECTRIC
725-3138. Custom Quality Work
JUST REDUCED! UPPER LEVEL END UNIT! NOW ... $34,000!
T E E N A GE BABYSITTER Done w/ Pr-ide!
WANTED - Age 16-18, prefer No jolb too small.
Modern kitchen w/updated cabinets_ Utility room, W/D, wooded setting & fenced yard.
ably from Eleanor Roosevelt. Service work and new homes.
Willing to babysit occasional af ALL work done by HONEYMOON COTTAGE $48,900
ternoon/evening for working Master Electrician
mom in Windsor Green. One Insured Lie. #1142 Pr. Geo. Top condition. Modern kitchen with pantry. Large living room, 2 ceiling fans & 2 built-in A/C's_
child - age seven. Call 474-9467 301-622-6999
and leave message. Beeper 301-907-1025 2 BEDROOMS
MEDICAL ASSISTANT - full
time family practice, Greenbelt, BRICK HOME with BAY WINDOWS! $64,990 & $2,500 Closing Help!
JoAnn's
MD. Office experience preferred. Modern kitchen & bath, sep DR, 4 fans & open stairway_ Covered patio, azaleas, flowers & trees_
474-2141.
BOOKS GORGEOUS HOME $54,900 & $1,000 Closing Help!
Beautifully remodeled kitchen & bath. Sep. laundry_ Backs to woods. Meticulously maintained_
WOMEN'S
EMOTIVE THE ORGANIZED WONDERFUL WOODED LOCATION $52,900
GROUP THERAPY Terrific interior has updated kitchen and bath_ Very well maintained with lots of nice extras.
USED BOOKSTORE
Energizing, Effective
BLOCK HOME with SUNROOM $57,900 & $1,000 Closing Help!
Ginny Hurney, LCSW-C 10438 Baltimore Ave.
Free vinyl siding! Deck! Sep. DR, remodeled kitchen & bath. Huge 11x17 bedroom! Cute yard_
595-5135 Beltsville, Md. 20705
11501 Sequoia I.Q. _
. (301} 937-0259
Beltsville, MD 20705 JUST LISTED $49,900
Enlarged dining area, opened kitchen, stack W/D, beautiful bath, fenced yard & shed.
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WIDE UN_IT with ADDITION $49,900 & $1,500 Closing Help!
CENTRE VIDEO Separate laundry_ Nice kitchen & bath_ Great wooded yard. Hardwood firs_ Double linen closet.
PRICED TO IMPRESS! $44,900 & $1,000 Closing Help!
151-A Centerway Enlarged dining area, open kitchen w/bar, stacking W/D, great hardwd firs, fenced yard and patio_
(Lcx,ated in the Domino Pizm Biele.)
220-2310 END UNIT with WIDE FLOOR PLAN $58,500
Remodeled kitchen with stacking W/D and new appliances. Updated bath_ Hug~ fenced yard_
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TOTALLY MODERN END UNIT $58,900 & $1,000 Closing Help!
(with membership)
New kitchen! Full sized W/D_ Beautiful hardwd firs_ Enlarged dining area with storage. Big yard.
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END UNIT with ADDITION $59,900
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Big yard backs to woods_ Updated kitchen and bath_ Addition is a sep dining room and rec room.
Vl'.SA Over 4,000 Videos on Location Kaatareard
BLOCK HOME $57,900 & $1,000 Closing Help!
Block home on library end of town! Spacious kitchen and updated bath. Backs to play area.
FOR SALE
BACKS TO WOODS $49,000
7904 Lakecrest Drive Top condition and gorgeous floors. Sep laundry room has open bar to dining area_ Updated bath_
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Fan:tasHc 31BR, lFB, 2HB con ENDS IN A SUPERB LocA lss9,90o & s1,ooo c1Aie1p1
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Gorg ome backs to the wWith deck_ Terrific flo~odern kitchen/bath. yard.
B-akony 5ep. DR, Fully Eqqip
tied Kit. • W /D & more! $94,900
BRICK HOME in SOUGHT-AFTER LOCATION $59,900
Across from the library! New carpet and paint. Deck and patio_ Washer & dryer and built-in A/C
Weich,ert,
3 BEDROOMS
Realtors®
2 STORY ADDITION & WIDE FLOOR PLAN $64,900
Separate DEN! Spacious kitchen, built-in bookcases, beautiful hardwd floors! Ceramic tile bath_
7806 Lakecrest Driv,e
BRICK END UNIT with ADDITION! $89,900 & $2,000 Closing Help!
Fantastic 3BR, lFB, 2HB Country kitchen w/dishwasher & loads of cabinets. 2nd full bath & laundry room on main level!
eondo TH w/Hwd Firs, LR w/
Back Yd., Seti. DR, ·Fullyl END UNIT WILL CONSIDER OFFERS $59,900 & $2,000 Closing Help!
·Equipped Kit.ch. & more!
Spacious updated kitchen w/pantry, separate dining, opened stairway wall, fenced yard & more.
~94,900
BLOCK END UNIT with ADDITION & SIDING $71,900
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For Information Call Enormous yard, hardwood floors & new carpet. Modern kitchen, Sep_ DR & pantry, updated bath_
JEAN BOURNE
277-6040 _·
Leonard & Holley Wallace Eric Weiner
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