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Volume 62, Number IO 15 Crescent Rd., Suite 100, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1887 Thursday, January 28, 1999
Two More Hitchcock Films
Extend Successful Festival
by Dorothy Sucher action as possible when making
The Old Master of movie sus movies based on stage plays,
pense seems to have Greenbelt Hitchcock said he believed in
spellbound. sticking closely to the tight con
The Alfred Hitchcock Film finement of the play. This ap
Festival at the Greenbelt Theater proach gives "Dial M for Mur
will be continuing this week der" an almost claustrophobic in
with "Dial M for Murder" and tensity. In an interview with the
"To Catch a Thief," both starring French director Francois Truffaut,
Grace Kelly. They follow last a disciple of his, Hitchcock
week's successful screening of stated: "All of the action of 'Dial
"North by Northwest," "Vertigo," M for Murder' takes place in a
and "Strangers on a Train." living room, but that doesn't
Both of this wee.k's films· matter. I could just as well have
were made in the mid-l 950s, but shot the whole film in a tele
they are very different. "Dial M phone booth."
Senator Leo Green (center) and Delegates Jim Hubbard and Joan Pitkin talk with Greenbelters for Murder" was based on a hit Shot in 3-D
about issues in the coming legislative session in Annapolis. -photo by Prospero Zevallos Broadway melodrama by However, it is likely that
Frederick Knott, in which a ten Hitchcock was also influenced by
Senator, Delegates Respond nis player (Ray Milland) plots the fact that Warner Studios had
the murder of his wealthy wife forced him to shoot the picture
(Grace Kelly), who is showing with a cumbersome, stereoscopic
At Open Door Meeting an interest in another man (Rob camera the size of a small room,
ert Cummings). so that the film could be shown
Unlike many directors who in 3-D. This was a brief fad of
by James Giese George's County Board of Edu Green announced that "We do try to introduce as much outside See MORE FILMS, page S
Education was the prime topic cation was making the delegates have a surplus. That is the good
of discussion at the open door job harder by not wanting to be news. The economy is booming."
meeting held by Greenbelt's rep accountable to the oversite com He said that Maryland growth
resentatives to the state legislature mittee created by the legislature rate exceeded the national rate.
on Saturday morning, January 16. The total surplus, he thought,
Senator Leo Green, who chaired would be about $675 million.
the meeting that gave citizens the Education was the prime After setting aside money for the
opportunity to ask questions of topic of discussion. state's rainy day fund, there
the legislators and give them ad would be about $200 million to
vice, spoke of greater funding spend or use for tax cuts. In ad
provided by the Governor from last year to follow up on how dition, the state will receive at
state surplus funds for building state monies are being spent. least $54 million in settlement of
schools and reducing class sizes. The meeting got off to a slow the tobacco industry law suit.
Delegate Joan Pitkin said that start as only Green and Hubbard The Governor has also proposed
education was a priority for the were present and many who be a one-dollar increase in the tax
delegates and noted that the came part of the audience were on cigarettes, 50 cents this year,
county was seeking funding for late in arriving. Pitkin, arriving another 50 cents next, with the
the construction of 13 more late, apologized and with charac money being allocated to educa A dark and stormy night sets the scene for the Hitchcock Film
schools in addition to the 13 au teristic honesty noted that she had tion. Festival at the Old Greenbelt Theater. Where's the crowd?
thorized for funding construction overslept. Delegate Mary Conroy $1 Billion for Education They're all inside. Mystery buffs packed the large sere-en the
over four years in last year's bud did not attend the meeting. Pitkin reported that Governor ater all weekend and again on Monday night. The Festival has
get. Delegate James Hubbard In response to an opening Parris Glendening has proposed been extended through February 4.-
_warned, however, that the Prince question from Emory Harman, $1 billion for education over the photo by Prospero Zevallos
next four years. Hubbard noted
Cable Franchise Renewal that County Executive Wayne Large Crowds Fill Theater
Curry wants $140 million for 13
Subject of Feb. 8 Hearing new schools from the pot. To See Hitchcock Films
Green said that Glendening
Several cable related issues will be subject to the new Cable wanted to be known as the "edu
will be on the agenda of the Feb Ordinance. The Cable Ordinance cation governor" and was seek by Sam Johns for dead women, and of course,
ruary 8 city council meeting. will replace Chapter 5 of the ing funding not only to build When push came to shove, the more espionage than you could
The meeting will begin with a City of Greenbelt City Code .. schools but to reduce class size, Friends of the Greenbelt Theater shake a stick at.
public hearing to discuss the In addition, after years of ne train noncertified teachers, and shoved back in a hard way. Af- Of course, these very weird
transfer of ownership from Jones gotiations, the Prince George's provide scholarships for students ter seeing successful business topics could only be carried out
Communications to Comcast. Cable Coalition, of which studying to be teachers, the re with the only area release of the by one heavyset man: Alfred
Comcast is in the process of be Greenbelt is a member, has cipients having to agree t_o teach newly remastered issue of "The Hitchcock, the man who has
coming the parent company of reached agreement with Jones See OPEN DOOR, page 8 Wizard of Oz" on a 40 foot lulled many a man and woman
Jones Communications. Al Communications to provide ser screen and a weekend festival of into a false sense of security at
though the cable company will vices under a new cable franchise the classic musicals with Dolby one time or another in their lives.
be under new ownership, agreement. The renewal of the What Goes On Surround Sound "The King and For the week of January 22 - 28,
Comcast's immediate plans are to franchise has taken into account I" and "The Sound of Music," the Greenbelt Theater was home
keep Jones. Communications in the many shortcomings of Jones Mon., Feb. 1, 8 p.m. the Friends had seen their to three films by the man who
tact. Citizens will have the op Communications and previous City Council Worksession on chances increase of keeping the many modern directors and movie
portunity to ask questions con franchise holders. Steps have Roosevelt Center Recreation old theater with its historic ambi- critics look to as the beacon of
cerning the transfer. Representa been taken to improve the overall Project, Municipal Building. ence with every dollar that resi- how to entertain an audience
tives from both Jones Communi system with a rebuild of the sys Tues., Feb. 2, 7:30 p.m. dents from Greenbelt and the out- while at the same time showing
cations and Comcast will be tem to be completed within the Community Relations Advi lying area slapped down. his artistic side: "North by North-
available at this meeting. first three years of the franchise. sory Board, Municipal Build Hoping not to see this trend west," "Vertigo," and "Strangers
In preparation for the future The rebuild will increase the ing. end, the Friends decided to hold on a Train."
regulation of cable television in amount of fiber optic cable in the Wed., Feb. 3, 7 :30 p.m. another festi'val, but this time the , "North by Northwest"
Greenbelt, council will introduce system, which will improve the Advisory Planning Board, films would be less cheerful than The festival kicked off with an
an ordinance that will amend the signal, greatly boost the backup Community Center. seeing Julie Andrews singing afternoon showing of "North by
city's existing cable television or power capabilities to reduce out 8 p.m. City Council about the hills or Dorothy skip- Northwest," the 1959 film starring
dinance. The new ordinance will ages and include a monitoring Worksession with the Recy ping down the yellow brick road Hitchcock's favorite actor, Cary
spell out legislative powers and system that can alert the com cling Committee and New with her friends. Instead, we Grant, Oscar winner Eva Marie
cable obligations of any cable pany to problem areas. Steps Deal Cafe, Community Cen would get a heavyset man's idea Saint, James Mason, and a very
company entering the market in will also be taken to make the ter. of a fun time behind the camera: young Martin Landau. Althougsh
Greenbelt. All cable companies See CABLE, page 9 cases of mistaken identity, lust See HITCHCOCK, page
PageJ GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, January 28, 1999
the deliverer, I can assure that in American Legion Education Programs at Research Refuge
Letters·
dividual that memories of these
anger-provoking, weather-driven Honors Chaplains The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Marvelous Mammals, Thurs
events flash across my mind, and The sinking of the American, Service, Patuxent Research Ref day, February 11, 1-2 p.m. - ages
most definitely influence the ship USAT Dorchester off the uge-North Tract announ·ces the 5-7. Discover what all mammals
amount I write on the check' that coast of Greenland on February following education programs for have in common and the unique
High Tea Next? I eventually send. Enuf said. 3, 1943, was the catalyst for an February: adaptations that some mammals
I wish to congratulate the mer Philip Brandis act which has become a hallmark Basics of Birding, Saturday, have developed.
chants of Roosevelt Center for. Editors Note: Thanks for the for individual self-sacrifice and February 6, 7:30-11 :30 a.m. - Going Batty, Friday, February
choosing a method of crowd con reminder. Our circulation manager heroism. During the twenty-seven ages 16 and older. Lecture and 12, 1-2 p.m., ages 8 and older.
trol that ·has a marked positive will remind the carriers in Old minutes of panic, from the time walk focusing on bird identifica- Discover the myths surrounding
aspect on the community. By se Greenbelt to secure the papers the torpedo hit the ship until it . tion, habitats, and equipment. bats and the beneficial role they
lecting quality (classical) music, when possible._ Specific delivery sank into the icy midnight waters, Binoculars and field guide recom play in the environment.
they-are not only infuriating drug complaints (or compliments) four chaplains of different faiths mended.~ Animal Actions, Sunday, Feb
dealers, they are attracting a- new· should be referred to our' circula worked together to save as many Snags Alive! Sunday, February ruary 14, 2-2:45 p.m. - ages 4-6.
and better class of idlers. · Per t1 on managers: Ian Tuckman of the troops as possible. At the 7, 2-3 p.m., ages 8 and older. Discover how animals get from
haps in the near future we will (core of city) 301-459-5624, or end, having given away their own Discover the role that snags, hol place to place.
see: people in evening wear re Karim Fadli (SHI.;) 301-441-9120. life jackets, they joined together low trees, and rotting logs play in On the Wild Side, Monday,
clining on the benches; high tea In Greenbelt East, contact the on the deck in prayer as the ship the forest ecosystem, and the February 15, 1-2 p.m. - ages 4
being served on Sunday after Homeowners Association. went down. wildlife habitat they provide. and older (held at the National
noons; people doing waltzes and Greenbelt American Legion Bird Walk, Monday, February Wildlife Visitor Center, Powder
gavottes to. the music. Post 13.6 win hold a ceremony 8, 9-11 a.m.- ages 16 and older. Mill Road, Laurel). Schools are
I started the Classical Music Register to Vote honoring this collective act of Learn to identify winter resident out, so come explore the differ
Broadcast Fund in July 1997 to A voter registration table will bravery on Sunday, February 7, at birds on this guided walk. Bring ences between domestic and wild
replace the quality music once be at the Greenbelt Co-op on 1 p.m. in the Legion Hall on binoculars and field guides. animals in this interactive pro
broadcast by WGTS. My plans Sunday, February 7, between 10 Greenbelt Road. Members of the Extinction, Tuesday, February gram, which includes a puppet
include starting an FM a.m. and 6 p.m. Certified regis community are invited to attend. 9, 1-2 p.m., ages 8 and older. presentation.
microstation in Greenbelt that . trars will assist in filling out the Participants in this service will Discover the causes of extinction
wiH broadcast nothing but quality · form. Those who are not regis include Mike Riston, commander, and what animals are likely to Boundary Hearings
music. It might be located in the tered or who have moved since and Sam Hofberg, chaplain of the become endangered or extinct.
Locations Changed
Center and provide free samples registering but did not notify the American Legion, Department of
there. For now, the merchants Board of Elections of their new Maryland; Jim Welsh, com Avant-Garde Music The Prince George's County
are making do with what is now address should take advantage of mander, Greenbelt Post #136; Board of Education has modified
At Tewes Fine Arts
on the air, and it is very good. this event. Every vote makes a Rose Unruh, president, Greenbelt the schedule for upcoming public
Doug Love difference. Unit #136, American Legion On Monday, February 1, the hearings on proposed school
This voter registration opportu Auxiliary; Msgr. William renowned Dutch Bass Clarinet boundary changes. Meetings
nity is sponsored by Greenbelt O'Donnell, St. Thomas of the virtuoso, Harry Sparnaay, will scheduled for February 3 at Rob
Sodden News
Homes Inc., but is open to all eli Apostles; Pastor Daniel Hamlin, perform in concert at 8 p.m. in ert Goddard Middle School and
. Last Saturday (Jan, 23) when I gible, Prince George's County Greenbelt Community Church; the Ulrich Recital Hall of Tawes Parkdale High School have been
st.Qpped . ourstde my .--GHI residents. 'Eligibility requirements Rabbi Jonathan Cohen, Mishkan Fine Arts Building. Works to be cancelled. Persons from School
townhouse, for the umteenth time for those registering include U.S. Torah Synagogue; and Pastor performed include solo pieces for Board Districts 2 (Greenbelt dis
I found a sodden, thoroughly citizenship, that the voter be 18 Stephen Mentz, Holy Cross bass clarinet and selections for trict) and 4 should attend the
soaked mass (mess) reclining sul on or before the next election, Lutheran Church. Music will be bass clarinet and tape by Ameri February 3 meeting at Kenmoor
lenly on my front porch. I and have not more than one con provided by Eleanor Roosevelt can and European composers, in Middle School, located at 2500
slowly recognized it to be the lat viction of an "infamous" crime High School students featuring cluding Martin Wesley-Smith, Kenmoor Drive in Landover.
est issue of the Greenbelt News and not be under guardianship for bugler Kyle James, and "The Mauricio Kagel, Hans Otte, Speakers will have two min
Review. I would estimate that I mental disability. Suspenders," a music ensemble Athanasia Tzanou, Claudio utes to express their views during
have had this kind of experience Call Julia Eichhorst at 301- under the direction of Greenbelt Ambrosini, and Wayne Siegel. the hearing. To register to speak,
up to IO times a year. While this 345-5508 for more information. resident Christopher Fominaya, Admission is free; the public is contact the School Board office at
problem is usually due to precipi with soloists Tessa Jones, and invited to attend. For additional 301-952-6115, by 4 p.m. on the
tation (often well forecast in ad Rebecca Brown, Tina Lanier, information please call 30 l -405-1150 day of the hearing.
vance), to my dismay it also oc Diabetes Program Candace Smith, Samantha Kling, or e-mail <[email protected]>.
casionally occurs when the wind At Laurel Hospital Steven Lard, Mark Pitts, James Support Group
is blowing very strongly. Then I Cornwell-Sheil, and Peter Bensch. T. Smithson Reioins
can expect to see remnants of my A four-session program to For information call Sam Meets Feb. 3
paper frolicing gaily in the street, teach diabetics self-care will be Hofberg, 301-552-9582 or Rusty CARES Staff On Wednesday, February 3,
or dancing and prancing merrily offered once a month at Laurel Beeg, 301-577-3025. Teresa Smithson has rejoined there will be a free support group
about in someone else's yard. Regional Hospital, in Laurel. the CARES staff as a half-time meeting for families dealing with
,,. It doesn't have to be this way. The February program will begin Family Counselor. Smithson had serious mental illness. The meet
In· my. rather large court, every on February 6 at 8:30 a.m. Pre been with CARES from spring ing will take place at 7 p.m. at
townhouse but one has a front registration is neces.sary. Indian Creek Valley 1992 until fall 1996. She will Bowie City Hall, 2614 Kenhill
storm door. Would it be too The Diabetes Management Coalition to Form jo bshare with Tammy Drive, in Bowie.
much to ask the deliverer to place Program offers 11 1/ 2 hours of Mountcastle, who moved to half For information call Jane
the paper, whenever possible, in instruction on self-care, including The Greenbelt Friends of time status in October. Kelley, 301-577-6026.
side the storm door out of harm's management through diet and Indian Creek Valley and Citi q ~
way (inclement weather), or to monitoring of blood sugar. The zens for a Better Environment
program also addresses related for College Park are holding
use some other reasonable alter
physical, emotional and social is a joint meeting in the
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Remote China Is Golden Age Club Course for Writers
Community Events
Explorations Topic by Dolores Capotosto To Begin Feb. 12
On Friday, February 5, Explo The February 3 meeting of the Telling Your Story, a new writ-
rations Unlimited presents ''Trav Golden Age Club will be the ing course, will be on the list of
V ~ ~-
els in Remote Areas of China." monthly business meeting. There offerings at the Greenbelt Com
The presenter is Dr. Donald H. At the Library FOGL to Help Plan will be a board meeting at 10:30 munity Center. The course will be
a.m. in the Senior Classroom
Messersmith. offered beginning February 12 at
Children's Programs Library's 60th
Dr. Messersmith is a professor with the new president, Bill the Greenbelt Community Center
Wednesday, February 3, 7
emeritus (retired) of the Depart Friends of the Greenbelt Li Souser, presiding. on Friday mornings from 9-11
p.m. P.J. Storytime for ages 4 -
ment of Entomology at the Uni brary (FOGL) will meet on The Golden Age trip to the a.m. The course, taught by Dorrie
6.
versity of Maryland, where he Wednesday, February 3, at 7 p.m. Corcoran Art Gallery and Sholl's Bates, is designed to help writers
still teaches courses in entomol Thursday, February 4, 10: 15 in the library. AH interested in Cafeteria on January 21 brought at all levels get their words on
a.m. Drop-In Storytime for ages back memories for some -
ogy, ornithology, and environmen furthering the interests of paper using a variety of tech-
3 - 5.
tal education. His travels have Greenbelt Library are welcome. yours truly remembers school niques and fonnats. All types of
11:15 a.m. Toddler lime for
taken him to every continent and This meeting is important be trips there in the 30s! The gift writing will be considered; writ
two-year-olds and parent or
120 countries, primarily to look cause FOGL is joining library shop was very nice and not ers may work on autobiographies
caregiver.
for birds and to photograph what staff in planning a 60th Anniver overly expensive. or family histories, poetry or
Adult Programs
he sees. sary of Greenbelt Library celebra The next Golden Age trip will short fiction. All that is required
Wednesday, February 3, 7
"Explorations Unlimited" is a tion, to begin in late spring. be to Toby's dinner theater, to see is paper, pen and willingness to
p.m. Romance nights at the Li '.'Children of Eden," on February 3
speaker series· held every Friday Volunteers are still needed for
brary. Reading and book signing
from 1-3 p.m. at the Community Tuesday and Wednesday evenings 10. _See the _travel com~ittee at try.Bates has been a Prince
by romance writer Rebecca York,
Center. This presentation will be in the reopened bookstore. Hours meetmgs to Sign up for tnps.. · George's Community college in-
held in the Senior Classroom. author of "Shattered Lullaby." are Monday - Wednesday 6:30 - At the January 27 meetmg, structor for five years. She cur
This latest romantic suspense
Everyone is welcome to attend 8:30 p.m., Thursday, I - 3 p.m. Tom Moran spoke on taxes and rently teaches writing and litera
novel has been honored as Harle
and questions are always encour and Saturday, 11 - 3 p.m. the recent change~ made by the ture courses in the OASIS pro
quin Intrigue's 500th book and as
aged. Please call 301-397-2208 For more information, call governll_lent. Semors can make gram and has given several talks
a Top Pick by Romantic Times.
for more information. 301-474-2192 or 301-441-8249 an appomtment to ?ave tax forms at the Community Center as part
Saturday, February 6, 10:30 1 248
and leave name and phone num ~~~~ared. by calhng 30 - - of their Explorati?ns Unli~ited
a.m. Poetry Workshop for
bers. t10
Roosevelt Students Adults-a reading and discussion vice President Joe Wilkinson program. For queS ns relatmg to
this course, please contact the
Present "42nd Street'' group for adults. reports that E.J's Landing ReStau- Greenbelt Community Center at
Free Film "Network" rant has been reserved for the 301_397_2208.
by Nelda Young Garden Club to Hear Golden Age birthday luncheon in
One of Broadway's most Shown on February 8 April. Wilkinson chairs the com-
popular musicals comes to About Rose Culture by Martha Kaufman mittee for this event. Remember,
Greenbelt when Eleanor The Greenbelt Home & Gar The movie of the month at the dues have to be paid up in order FOGT Group Meets
Roosevelt High School's Music to attend.
den Club will hold its next meet Greenbelt Community Center will The Friends of the Greenbelt
Department presents "42nd We urge members to attend
ing on Tuesday, February 2 at 7 be shown on Monday, February 8 Theater will hold its next meeting
Street" on February 5 - 7. p.m. at the Greenbelt Elementary at I p.m. in the Senior Class-, meetings and help plan events for on February 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Though set during the hard School, 66 Ridge Rd., in the me room. 1999. AH projects need volun Community Center.
times of the Depression, "42nd teers, so let the president know if
dia center. The guest speaker The film "Network" stars Peter In addition to the crowds that
Street" is brimful of youthful vi you can devote some time.
will be Joann Crystal from the Finch, Faye Dunaway and Will bought movie tickets and popcorn
tality. The cast sings and dances We hope all who have recently
Potomac Rose Society, who will iam Holden in a provocative and to the tune of $6,179, FOGT re
through the ups and downs of au been sick are feeling better now,
speak on "Drying Roses." She outrageous satire about a network ports donations of over $600 this
ditions, casting, rehearsals, and especially Chris Elliott, Phyllis
will also answer questions about news department that will do any past weekend ($3,600 since No
opening night as they put on a Budin, and June Francisco. We
the care and feeding of roses in thing to grab an audience. Paddy vember, after t-shirts were pur
show called "Pretty Lady." Popu hear that our friend Shirley
the garden. Chayefsky wrote the original chased).
lar numbers include "42nd Eggenreider is home from the
A short business meeting will script and the picture won four
aSntrde e"tL,"u ll"aWbye 'oref Binr oathdew aMy.o" ney," precede the speaker. The public Academy Awards. hospital. .I ! VJ ..,..,Li ", 1 o,,,., <,• Cii..JtUv il.j
is invited to attend. For informa
Andrew Blunck portrays Andy • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
tion contact Diane Kremer at GHINotes
Lee, the casting director. Kristen Alexander Technique
301-345-5356. OLD GREENBELT
Silvestro is Dorothy, the troupe's Blood pressure testing will be
Class for Seniors
star and leading lady, while Mel available Wednesday, February 3 THEATRE
issa Coleman plays Peggy, an as Coast Guard Offers A course about the Alexander from 2 to 4 p.m.
piring young actress to whom Technique will be offered for se The Finance Committee will Alfred Hitchcock
Boat Safety Course
surprising things happen. nior citizens beginning February meet February 4 in the Board
Film Festival!
Directing the play is Robert Flotilla 24, U.S. Coast Guard 10 at the Greenbelt Community Room at 7:30 p.m.
Garman, a new drama teacher at Auxiliary, is again offering its Center. The Alexander Technique Board of Directors' meetings Starting Friday,
ERHS. basic boating safety course to the is an effective method for chang are scheduled for February 11 January 29th, 1999
Tickets are available at the public. This course is offered at ing bad postural and movement and I 8 at 7:30 p.m. Members Admission $3.00
door or can be purchased in ad no charge, other than the cost of habits that cause discomfort as are encouraged to attend. for each fllm or a
three film ticket for $7. SO
vance by mail from Ann Castaldi the materials, as a service to pro people age. Learning about the
at ERHS. Show times are 7:30 mote boating safety. technique is pleasant and does not New Deal Cafe
Friday
p.m. on February 5 and 6 and Classes will be held weekly involve strenuous exercise. In
2:30 p.m. on February 7. beginning on Thursday, February addition to lectures and demon Open • Music To Catch a Thief 5:00
4, for a total of 13 weeks. The strations, students receive gentle Fri & Sat, . . 8:30 pm
Y2K Weekly Meetings classes will run from 7:30 to hands-on guidance from the 7-11 pm . No cover Dial M for Murder 7:30
9:30 each Thursday evening. teacher while performing simple '~ Vertigo 9:30
At Community Center ~
The location is Eleanor Roosevelt movements designed to improve Fri., Jan. 29
Join Greenbelt residents on High School. awareness, coordination, and free OPEN MIKE
Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in the The "Boating Skills and Sea dom of movement. The class Sat., Jan. 30 Saturday
New Deal Sing-a-long
Community Center Dining Hall manship" course is an approved will meet Wednesday mornings at
All your favorite folk songs Vertigo 2:00
#I for contingency planning on course for certification under the 9 a.m. Seniors can register at the
Come take your turn at the mike
Y2K (year 2000) problems. Maryland Boating Safety Educa Community Center or through Strangers on a Train 4:30
Meetings are held to help lessen tion Law, which requires persons Prince George's Community Col Donations for Musicians Encouraged
To Catch a Thief 7:15
the impact of potential problems born after July l, 1972 to com lege. For more information, call Sunday Brunch 10 to 3
relating to home, finances and plete an approved boating safety Chris Cherry at 301-474-2325. Greenbelt Community Center Dial M for Murder 9:40
community. For more informa education course prior to opera 301 474-5642
tion call Steve Kane at 301-441- tion of a powerboat.
Sunday
3809 or email: srkane@earthlink. For further information call
net. Mary Moscati at 301-336-8784. Public Hearing on the Proposed Transfer Strangers On a Train 2:00
of Jones Communications to Comcast Vertigo 4:30
Greenbelt Municipal/Public Access TV
Dial M For Murder 7:15
Channel B-10 Schedule
February 8, 1999 To Catch a Thief 9:20
MUNICIPAL ACCESS-301-474-8000 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday, February 2 and 4 City Council Chambers Mon. -all seats $3.00
6:00 p.m. Senator Leo Green presents "People and Places
25 Crescent Road Dial M for Murder 7:30
Legislative Session 1999"
Tues all seats $3.00
6:30 p.m. MNCPPC presents "Your Open Road-Come Fly with
Stangers on a Train
Us" A look at the College Park Airport Museum A public hearing will be held on the transfer of the
7:30
6:45 p.m. "Open Door Meeting with Senator Leo Green and the
parent company of Jones Communications. Comcast
Delegates of the 23rd District" Wed.-·alf seats $3.00
will become the parent company, but will keep Jones
Dial M for Murder 7:30
intact. The public is invited to voice their concerns at
PUBUC ACCESS PROGRAMMING ON WEDNESDAYS Thurs. -all.seats $3.00
this meeting. For more information, contact Beverly,
FOR INFORMATION CALL-301-507-6581 To Catch a Thief 7:30
Palau, Public Information and Communications
www.pgtheatres.com
Coordinator, 301-474-8000.
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ERBS Oasis Provides Dorsey Chapel Offers
OBITUARY
Historic Places Talk
Tutoring & Study Help
"Documenting African-Ameri
Greenbelters were saddened can Historic Places," a lecture by
Margaret A. Sparks to hear of the death of Marga Susan Pearl, Maryland-National
by Mary Moien ERHS for students in grades 2
Longtime Greenbelt resident The Eleanor Roosevelt High through 12. ret (Peg) Sparks, a retired Capital Park and Planning Com
Margaret (Peg) Sparks died Janu School (ERHS) Cluster of Freoch Immersion Program registered nurse and longtime mission (M-NCPPC) historian
ary 15 at Doctor's Community schools will be offering tutoring This program, also available resident of Empire Place. We and author of the "African-Ameri
Hospital. and other workshops at the on Tuesday evenings and Satur send condolences to the Sparks can Heritage Survey, 1996,!' will
Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsyl school beginning on February day mornings will provide stu family. take place at Dorsey Chapel, an
vania, on October 18, 1923, Peg 2. This project - The Oasis dents at all grade levels an op Congratulations to: historic African-American site, on
graduated from Kingston High Program -includes individual portunity to review French Michelle Carter, a member Saturday, February 6, at 2 p.m.
School in 1942. She continued tutoring, a study skills work grammar, reading, and essay of the class of 1999 at Loyola Admission is free. The Chapel is
her education and became a reg shop, a computer lab where stu writing skills that will be tested College of Maryland, who re located at I 0704 Brookland road,
istered nurse, graduating from the dents can prepare for the SAT on the Grand Concours and ceived the Cura Personalis Glenn Dale. For information or
school of nursing at Wilkes-Barre tests, as well as a new program MSPAP exams. award presented to students directions, call 301-352-5544 or
General Hospital. She was a for French Immersion students. SAT Lab who, through their volunteer TIY. r3i0,1,-6.9,9 -2544.
member of the class of 1945. All activities are free. Walk-in The SAT Computer Lab will service to the community, have
Shortly after marrying J. Eugene registration has already been provide students with the op embodied the Ignatian ideal of
Sparks on September 18, 1945, held; however, parents can reg portunity to practice skills that care for the individual person. n.....L1 Your're
she moved with him to Texas and ister their students by calling will be tested on the SAT Suzanne Moien, on the Welcome
then to Greenfield, Massachusetts. the Oasis office at 301-614- exam. This lab is available on Dean's List for the fall 1998 l~t Here
It was there that her three sons 3451. Tutor volunteers at all Saturdays from IO a.m. to noon semester at the University of
were born. The family moved to grade levels are also needed as and is walk-in with no pre-reg Maryland, College Park. (This St. George's
EMmarpyilraen dP lianc e1 9i5n8 Ganrede nsebtetllet do onne stheeerkei nagr eh eulspu atlhlya nm tourteo rsst uadveanitls istraStitound yre Squkiirlelsd .W orkshop pmoeiannt sa vsehrea ghea do fa 3t .5le.)a stS au zgarnandee, Episcopal Church
year later. able. This program will be held daughter of Mary and Barry
Mrs._S parks worked as a reg Tutoring each Tuesday for students in Moien of Woodland Way, was a Comer of Lanham-ESpeviesrcno RpoaaVd A(MnDgl i5c6a4n)
istered nurse at Walter Reed Hos Free individual tutoring is grades 6 through 9 to review a 1996 graduate of Eleanor and Glenn Dale Road, Just South of
pital for several years. She also available on Tuesday evenings variety of strategies for effec Roosevelt High School. Greenbelt Rd (MD193), Glenn Dale
worked on the children's wing at and Saturday mornings at tive study habits. Rosemary Reiss, daughter of 301-262-3285
Glenn Dale Hospital and later in Roundtable Discussions Theodore Reiss of Parkway, httpJ/members.aol.com/stgeogd/
a private practice in College Park. In addition to the workshops was named to the Dean's List Sunday Services
Near the end of her career, she Funeral services were held on described above, the Human at Hamilton College for the 9 am Folk Service (Interpreted for the
conducted medical physicals for Tuesday, January 19 at Gasch's Relations Commission will be 1998 fall semester. Reiss is Deaf/Hard of Hearing)
insurance companies. She retired Funeral Home in Hyattsville. sponsoring roundtable discus also an ERHS graduate. 10 am Education for all ages
in 1987. She later did volunteer Her granddaughter Heather read a sions for youths in areas such 11 am Sung Service
work for Prince George's County. moving poem, she wrote for her as nicial/ethnic tension, vio
Peg's husband Gene preceded grandmother at the funeral ser lence, healthy and responsible
Berwyn Presbyterian Church
her in death. She is survived by vice. Interment was at Ft. Lincoln dating relationships, substance
her three sons, Guy, Kenneth, and Cemetery next to her husband. abuse, etc. Adults are encour
John Sparks; her daughters-in Memorial contributions may aged to join a study group to 6301 Greenbelt Road
law, Marjorie and Debra Sparks; be made to the Howard Baker discuss race relations or
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
her sister Jeanne Sweeney; and Nursing Scholarship, c/o multicultural diversity. For in
her grandchildren, Heather, Sean, Greenbelt American Legion, 6900 formation on the roundtable
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Justin, and Sheila Sparks, and Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, MD discussions, contact Julie or
Sherry Mullikin. 20770. Cheryl at 301-883-6170.
. All are Welcome
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1~ an FAITH MINISTRIES Interim Pastor
Universalist Church Rev. Jo Serchak 301-474-7573
3215 Powder Mill Road, 40 Ridge Rd., Greenbelt [phone]
Beltsville/ Adelphi (301-937-3666) Saturday 6:30 - 9:00 P.M.: Prayer Meeting
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Welcomes you to our open, Sunday 4:00 - 7:00 P.M.: Worship Service
nurturing community Mowatt Memorial United Methodist Church
1. TOPIC: JEHOVAH- TSIDKEENU (THE LORD OUR
January 31, 1999 40 Ridge Road. Greenbelt
RIGHTEOUSNESS)
9:30 & 11:15 a.m. 301-474-9410
"Raising Kids Who Care" 2. DELIVERANCE SERVICE SUNDAY
by Dr. AJbobhyn Ctlru~rwchlegya , You ARE WELCOME Pastor Francis Gyemfl Childrens and Adults
Interim Minister Tune in to ourradio broadcast on WFAX 1220 AM at 2:45 pm on Sundays ~ Bible Study 9:30 am
Reli ious Education 9:30 a.m. ~ ~jd~!!a~lilllll----..!!IC'--· Worship Service 11 :00 am
Handicapped accessible Rev. Guillermo Chavez. Pastor
A TREE OF LIFE TO THEM THAT HOLD FAST TO IT
All persons from all races and cultural backgrounds are
1'~) «: e\~ ~~ welcome. To ether we learn to seNe Christ
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Community 10 Ridge Road, Greenbelt • 301-474-4223 Sunday 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.
of Greenbelt Reconstructionist / Conservative Saturday 5 p.m.
Tues.-Fri. (9-1)
SUNDAY i\/1ASS, I 0.00 A.M Nursery and religious schools (K-7) • Confirmation Daily Mass: 7:30 a.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. Monday-Saturday
MUNICIPAL BUILDING A Full Range of Social and Religious Activities Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:45-4:45 p.m.
Friday Evening and Saturday Services Rev. Thomas F. Crowley, Pastor
SERVE BREAKFAST Rabbi onathan Cohen Cantor Phil Greenfield
In Residence: Rev. Walter J. Tappe
AT S.O.M.E.
Greenbelt Community Church ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday, January 31 (Meet at 135 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Md.
St. Hughs School parking lot, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
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10:15 a.m. Worship Services 8:30 and 11:15 a.m.
''The world is but a show, vain and Bible Class Series: 10:00 am
empty, a mere nothing bearing the Daniel Hamlin, Pastor
semblance of reality. Set not your "A church of the open mind, the warm heart, "When Crisis Strikes-What to Pray When
affections upon it...Verily I say, the the aspiring soul, and the social vision ... " You Don't Know What to Pray" -
world is like the vapour in a desert,
which the thirsty dreameth to be Taught by Pastor Mentz
water and striveth after it with all New. "What's So Old About The Old Testament" -
his might, until when he cometh
unto it, he findeth it to be mere Taught by Jason Faunce
illusion." "Nurturing by God's Design" -
Wcated~ o~ '"Ya'?!!i~o~/
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Greenbelt Baha'i Community Morning Worship Service (Sunday) 8:35 & 11 :00 AM -r ~ ,
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Greenbelt, MD 20770 Evening Worship and Small Groups (Sunday) 6:00 PM
301-345-2918 301-220-3160 Prayer (Wednesday) 7:00 PM
Tune in Baha'i Radio every Saturday at For transportation or more information ca/1474-4212
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BIT~BCOCK Novak carries. When we get our FILMS "indirect." Science Scholarships
first glimpse of the flowers, the The portly director, whose
For Minorities
(Continued from page 1) petals suddenly start to break off (Continued from page 1) obsessions with his various
and begin to perform a musical leading ladies played an impor The American Chemical Soci
this film had the unfortunate routine very unsettling to watch the period just after the introduc- tant part in his creative process, ety will award more than 200
fate of being filmed after "Ver because it signifies that we are . tion of television, when dwin was so enraptured with Grace college scholarships, totaling
tigo" and before "Psycho," both seeing the breakdown of dling movie audiences were Kelly that he managed to lose $2,500 each, to African-Ameri
considered Hitchcock's master Stewart's psyche, an impression given Polaroid spectacles that 100 pounds around the time can, Hispanic, and American In
pieces, it is still revered in the later shown to be fact when, in made the images on the screen "To Catch a Thief' was made. dian high school students. Mi
world of film and should not be another animated sequence, appear three-dimensional. Never In this film, which he called nority science students are en
overlooked. Hitchcock sends Stewart spiraling theless, once "Dial M for Mur "a lightweight story" and shot couraged to apply by contacting
With "North by Northwest," • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • der" was released, it was mostly on the French Riviera, Kelly's the Minority Affairs Office of the
Hitchcock seemed to go back to shown in the normal, flat version role had more substance. Un American Chemical Society at 1-
the films he created when he The Alfred Hitchcock: that Greenbelt audiences will see like in the tightly-confined 800-227-5558 (x6250) prior to
was in Britain during the this week. "Dial M for Murder," the cam February 15, The scholarships
Film Festival
1930s, when he produced the In the opening credits, era ranges• freely, taking full are awarded on merit and finan
bulk of his spy movies like Box Score Hitchcock wanted to show a advantage of the locale, espe cial need.
"The Lady Vanishes" and "The closeup of a hand dialing a cially in a classic chase scene
39 Steps." The film moves phone. Unfortunately, tpe ste on the Grande Corniche.
along at a frantic pace with Friday, January 22 reoscopic camera was unable to The film stars Cary Grant as a shots of the ~r~works ~uring. a
barely enough time for the au Total Patrons 432 get a clear enough focus, so a suave retired jewel thief. He scene of an mtlmate dmner m
dience to grab a gasp of breath Single Ticket Sales $975 huge telephone dial and a big comes under suspicion when the Grace Kelly's apartment. "To
before another thrill comes TripleTix Sales $802.50 wooden finger had fo be,•eon° area· is,•hit oy·a 'string ,of ,jewel 1 'Catbh a Thief,,;, is one-of the
shooting across the screen. The structed for the shot. robberies' atNP fihd's himself "films of the 50s, that cxt-e'ilded
way Hitchcock was able to Saturday, January 23 Grace Kelly forced to conduct his own the limits of adult humor shown
achieve this effect is pure Total Patrons 481 "Dial M for Murder" was the investigation. He meets and falls on the screen.
movie bliss: Hitchcock edits his Single Ticket Sales $1,251 first Hitchcock film to star Grace in love with Grace Kelly, but Hitchcock Cameos
film to the point where there is TripleTix Sales $480 Kelly, whom the director called gradually begins to suspect that In both movies, as in most
nothing left to watch except for the most cooperative actress he she is the thief. of Hitchcock's films, the direc-
the gunfire to come or for the Sunday, January 24 ever directed. "Dial M" was an Pushed the Boundaries tor makes a brief cameo ap-
final punch to be thrown. Even Patrons 308 • important film for her, since it The di'alogue betw~en the'· lpe~-ta~ce.. ln1 ,!?o Cate~ a
after all that has occurred, Ticket was the first really to show her st'ars of "To Catch a Thief' was Tl'uef he tftay be seen -sitting
Hitchcock doesn't stop: he Concession Sales $1071.50 icy beauty to best advantage. daring for its day, with its ver- next. to Cary _Grant on a bus.
forces the actor's face into the Hitchcock stated several times bal and visual sexual innuen- Audiences will have to stay
shot, forming extreme closeups Weekend Totals that she especially appealed to dos. Film buffs will enjoy par- alert to catch him in "Dial M
so we in the audience can see Patrons 1,221 him because her sex appeal was ticularly the intercutting of the for Murder," however.
the sweat literally forming on Concession Sales $1,599
the foreheads of the actors.
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romantic roles, his work in (literally) into a world of madness. city's residents or·its outlying com AT THE GREENBELT
Hitchcock's films, and espe Just as he had done with Cary munities. The Friday night show 'coMMUN'ITY)C ENTERr
cially in "North by Northwest," Grant, Hitchcock took Stewart, ings of "North by Northwest" and
is just as good, and may be one of the mainstays of early Hol "Vertigo" were filled to capacity,
even better for one simple rea lywood, and turned him into a every seat filled (despite the chill 12 Y" g UNDER {Supervi1ed/
son: Grant is human to man with foibles, curiosities, and a ing temps and the constant rain), SUNDAYS, BEGINNING JANUARY 31
Hitchcock. Alfred Hitchcock hubris that ultimately sends him to with the promise of even more
never really looked at his actors his downfall. Watching Stewart's sellouts during the week. Although 3:00pm-6:00pm
as performers who read lines performance in this film is like many of the theatergoers came to Adult volunteers are needed. ,,ti •
for him; he looked at them as watching a man fall slowly into help out the cause, their minds
real people. Therefore, when the sort of sick and twisted world were solely on enjoying the movie, Recreation registration form must he {i!t,d ,..t
Cary Grant is running from the that love can send some people even if they had seen them when parent/guardian.
cropduster in the empty corn into if they are not careful or they first came out.
field, the look on his face is strong of will. Unfortunately, a George Mill of Greenbelt, one
pure terror, and that is what sad streak in Hitchcock's films be of the many who braved the ele
IS yr1.-18 yr1
Hitchcock wanted. When Grant gan with "Vertigo," the actresses ments to see the films and claims
sweated, he was really sweating being treated as nothing more than to have seen 43 of Hitchcock's 53 WEDNESDAYS
bullets. While Hitchcock shot background. Although Kim films, said that although he has
4:00pm-6:00pm
Grant in a way that causes us Novak gives a blistering and dan seen the majority of Hitchcock's
to look at him as human, he gerous performance in some films, "Nothing beats seeing them Must have current high school ID to enter.
filmed Eva Marie Saint in a way scenes all she does is block for on the big screen.''
For more information please call the Greenbelt
that leaves us confused as to what Hitchcock to place some action in Lee Shields of Greenbelt
her true stake in the movie is. a scene. shares this attitude. Shields Community Center at [phone].
Shooting her bathed m soft lights, Not only are these films a great stated that he had seen "North by
Hitchcock gives us the impression treat to see (the only w~y Northwest" when it was first re =• ·······················································=•
that Saint is going to be the only Hitchcock's films should be seen leased and owns the film on •• ••
one who keeps Grant's crime un is on the big screen), but ·the video, but the big screen, he •• ••
der wraps. But with the shadows money earned at the Greenbelt says, is the only way to _see it. •• ••
• •
that eclipse one side of Saint's • •
• •
face, we really can't tell what she • •
• •
will do, and that is what Hitchcock • •
wants us to do: keep guessing. •: Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI), one of the largest and most •:
''Vertigo" : established housing cooperatives in the country, is offering :
Released the year before "North : brief and informative presentations designed to introduce :
by North," "Vertigo" is a thrilling, •: cooperative life style to you. The presentation will explain :•
chilling, and beautifully made film : what a cooperative is, how it operates, what services are :
that only Hitchcock could create.
: provided members, and finan~rng sources which are :
Starring Jimmy Stewart, ! !
reenbelt Arts Cen available. This information will be useful to you whether or
Hitchcock's other favorite actor,
Auditions for : not you purchase membership in the cooperative or decide :
and Kim Novak, Hitchcock took
: to purchase a home elsewhere. This is an ideal opportunity :
every single page out of the Lend Me a Tenor • •
director's handbook and used it to ·: for you to learn about GHI in a relaxed atmosphere and :
perfection in this movie. Written by: Ken Ludwig :• afford you the opportunity to make an informed decision I•
"Vertigo" seems to have Directed by: Scott Bloom : about your future housing needs. I
February 1 & 2 7:30 PM • •
marked a new beginning in the • •
way Hitchcock was planning to Casting: : The next presentation will be held on: I
• •
direct his films. One of the most 4MEN •• ••
obvious new techniques is the use 4WOMEN : Monday, February 1, 1999 7:15 p.m. I
of different camera angles, the : Saturday, February 20, 1999 11 :00 a.m. I
best case being the first instance =
•
when we see Jimmy Stewart ex la that the famous Italian tenor, Tito Merelll, or an •
Please call the Receptionist at [phone] for •
periencing vertigo. As we look imposter with a wonderful voice? And who Is the reservations and information. The sessions are free, and •••
down at the street below, it seems naked woman in his bathroom? What about the one •
there is no obligation. •
to undulate back and forth and •
in his closet? And why are the police chasing him? Is •
swirl around, making the viewers •
feel as if they themselves are get this a British sex farce, or A Night at the Opera? I GREENBELT HOMES, INC. !
ting dizzy watching from this : Hamilton Place I
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Page8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, January 28, 1999
OPEN DOOR nior citizens from $15,000 to
$32,000. He noted that although
(Continued from page 1) Maryland has a high income tax
both the criticism of low MSPAP
rate, the state was only 33rd
teach in Maryland for four years test scores and high percentage
among the states in the amount
after getting their degrees. Both of noncertified teachers. MSPAP
of total taxes paid by its resi
Hubbard and Pitkin referred to a doesn't consider the problems re-
dents.
meeting to be held on January suiting from the transitory status
City Needs
22 by the House Appropriations of many children, and the inabil-
Mayor pro tern Thomas White
Committee, upon which Pitkin ity for an education program to
appeared on behalf of the city.
serves, with the county school teach children who are constantly
The city council would like state
board. Her committee is deeply changing schools, she said. The
financing assistance for the repair
concerned about the lack of fact that a teacher is noncertified
and preservation of the Mother
progress in implementing audit does not mean that the person is
and Child statue at Roosevelt
recommendations and the lack of not qualified to teach, just that
Center in original "Greenbelt." It
, a clear strategic plan to guid~ , the person i)as not taken the
also seeks aid for the restoration
the system impl~mentation. state's prescribed courses, she
of the movie theater facade sign
' Hubbard warned that the forth- , agreed, Hubbard noted that low
that read "Greenbelt" and was
coming report of the legislative MSPAP scores -were closely re-
placed over the marquee at the
oversite committee would not be lated to indicators of poverty lev-
Greenbelters offer advice to their legislators at the Open Door historic commercial center. The
positive. "The. Board of Educa- els among students and t h at Ia c k
tion seems to think that a 3.2%. Ci>( teacher certification directly meeting on January 16· , . -photo by Prospero Zevallos city also supports proposed legis
lation by the Maryland Municipal
, inc.re.-~e ).Q, M~P*P rIM.aJYlanq 1related tQ ;i shortage:of rteachers:, ; ,i League that would protect mu
,,,. ~~h9ot Peq°QJIV~n~ ,M~e~ment :i, Pitwin ~aid that she was looking to"rruse new·taxes i~ l'igt!t.of the both the Washington and Balti nicipal rights over public rights
· Program] scores is good enough at a bill that would provide extra surplus. _Proposals have b~en more areas. However, he felt of-way if utilities are deregulated.
for them to come down and put compensation to teachers that made to increase the gasohne . that a tax increase was not· Other city-supported league legis
gloss over accountability and ask were certified so that they would · tax, the sales tax, and the up~er needed this year. lation relates to municipal liabil
for money," he said. But the remain in the state instead of go~ levels of the graduated s~ate in- Pitkin noted efforts to not ity protection for computer prob
oversite committee has had prob- ing elsewhere. Green noted that come tax, as well as the cigarette fund mass transit with highway lems relating to the year 2000
lems in receivjng information there was a d_irect c~>rrelation be- tax. Both ?r~en, a~d Hub~ard funds. The proposal to r;iise the (the Y2K bug) and increased
fr,om. the _sc~opl, <;>?r: • 'The tween low -s(lore~.an,d teacher tho?ght th~, tn~rease ln ·the c1ga- sales tax w&s to provide separate state funding support for munici
se ool b<>ilr is m km our job certific~tion. He has a biH that rerte tax .would occur. Green funding for transit. "We need to pal police. ·
harder by not wanting to be ac- would allow Maryland retired said that there was ~ one-in-_50 continue to fight for transit," she
countable to the oversite com- teachers on state pension to come chance for the gasoline tax m- said.
mittee for funding," he contin- back to teach without being pe- crease to pass lffld a on~-in-100 Green said that he expected Black History Events
ued. "If we don't get the school nalized. He said that a Virginia chance for the sales tax increase the surplus to provide some tax
Brochure Available
board to start nToving in that di- retired teacher had recently been to pass. cuts. He hoped that it would ac
rection, we will have a much hired to teach at Eleanor Isaac Robinson thought that a celerate the implementation of in February is Black History
tougher time, if we can at all, in Roosevelt High School, but that higher gasoline tax would dis- come tax cuts previously autho Month. The Maryland-National
getting funds out of the appro- it was not possible to bring back courage people from commuting rized by the legislature to be in Capital Park and Planning Com
priations committee in_...the next a. Maryland retired teacher with- long distances and be beneficial stituted over a five year period of mission will present programs at
• fi ur years-." (;fhe J m1 ry 22" otn. thli! p'erst>h being penalized for the environment. Pitkin dis- time. He also supported increas various sites and times. For a
nearing by the Appropriations by his or her pension being re- agreed, however, noting that the ing the income exemption for se- brochure call 301-454-1450.
Committee proved to be rancor- duced. increased tax would provide
ous, according to newspaper ac- Mary Chapman told the de!- more funds to build highways
Traditional Monuments Cremation
counts, with Committee Chair egates that teaching noncertified that would contribute to urban
Howard Rawlings criticizing the courses was very demanding sprawl. Green said that there Funerals Service
board for its hiring practices and upon teachers. In the middle was a big funding need to pay Donald V. Borgwardt
Board of Education Member school in which she taught, she for a new Woodrow Wilson
Kenneth E. Johnson (and many other teachers) had to bridge for Interstate 95 to cross
Funeral Home, P.A.
snbsequenting calling. on House teach one class out of her field the Potomac River. The $1.8
I h'8Vt'B~r t;~!ipar"fl"irytbt"'fu "re- and that class required far more b Ilion cost is unfuhded with the Family owned and operated
cuse" Rawlings from matters to of her time and took away from expectation that Maryland, Vir-
4400 Powder Mill Rd.
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cause he was "prejudiced.") need of extra help. bia will have to fund half the Beltsville, Md. 20705-2751 Pre-Need Counseling
Exceptions New Taxes cost. He also noted that mass [phone] By Appointment
Janet Parker took exception to Harman asked about proposals transit budgets were going up in
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Page9
19, it was reported that blank CABLE rent franchise until June 30,
checks taken from an office during I 999. The current franchise is
a burglary on Jan. 15 had been (Continued from page 1) due to expire on February 28,
cashed. Investigation is ongoing. 1999, which does not allow
Based on information released by the Greenbelt Police Department. Dates 7800 block of Cloister Place, system more compatible with enough time for all municipali
and times are those when police were first contacted about incidents. Jan. 20, 6:26 p.m., a 20" Huffy user equipment. Customer ser ties to take the necessary actions.
BMX bicycle was reported stolen vice will be held to much higher The date of June 30, 1999 is be
Jan. 15, 8:48 p.m., a cab driver 7:53 p.m., a former employee of a from the backyard of a residence. standards with fines imposed for ing requested so as to provide a
picked up two men at the retail establishment at~empted to Vehicle Crimes non-compliance. Other features sufficient buffer of time to avoid
Greenbelt Metro station and drove retrieve a paycheck. An argument 6200 block of Breezewood of the new agreement include the having to extend the franchise
them to the 9000 block of ensued over money she allegedly Drive, Jan. 15, a maroon 1994 provision for cable modems and again in the near future. How
Breezewood Drive. Upon arrival, owed the business. When the Honda Accord with Maryland tags the construction of a fiber optic ever, it is expected that all of the
one of the men produced a silver former employee said she was go NKRUMAH was stolen. cable-based countywide institu actions will be completed by the
barreled handgun and demanded ing to take money from the regis Beltway Plaza Mall, Jan. 15, a tional network. The renewal end of March and the city will
money from the driver. After being ter since the owner would not give light blue 1994 Honda Accord agreement will also be held as be operating under the new
given a quantity of currency, the her the paycheck, the two got into with Maryland tags DXF 863 was the standard for any other cable agreement and ordinance by this
men fled on foot. a physical altercation that went into stolen. company that wishes to hold a time.
6500 block of Capitol Drive, the mall area. The owner used pep 6500 block of Capitol Drive, franchise in Greenbelt. Copies of the proposed agree
Jan. 16, 7:12 a.m., two men in a per spray against the former em Jan. 20, a black 1996 four-door As these negotiations have in ments are available for review at
vehicle stopped purportedly to as ployee, allegedly in self defense. Cadillac with no tags was stolen. volved the county and a majority t,he Greenbelt City Office, 25
sist a man whose vehicle had be Both were advised of the proce A man had asked to inspect the of municipalities, coordination of Crescent Road, Greenbelt, MD.
come disabled on Greenbelt Road. dure for obtaining warrants. vehicle; a salesperson gave him the these actions is crucial to the Anyone with questions about
They used their vehicle to push the Drugs keys so he could start the vehicle, deal. Since it will take some these documents may contact
man's vehicle onto Capitol Drive. 5700 block of Metro Drive, Jan. and the man drove off in it. The time to make sure every munici Beverly Palau, Public Informa
When he exited his vehicle, one of 19, 8:35 a.m., a 23-year-old male thief had arrived with another man, pality is on board, the city will tion and Communications Coor
them put an unknown object nonresident already in custody was who followed in their vehicle, an request an extension of the cut- dinator, at 301-474-8000.
against his back and told him not arrested after being found to have off-white Nissan 300ZX. The man -Beverly Palau
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"police-style" model, possibly with encouraged to call the Hanover Drive. Volunteers Needed FIREPLACE in living room. This is the one
gray primer on it. Greenbelt Narcotics Hot Line you've been waiting forl Call Now -$69,900
Beltway Plaza Mall, Jan. 16, at 30 l-507-6522. Callers The University of Maryland's Wooded location with large addition! Large
2:06 p.m., two male youths at may remain anonymous. Cable Renewal ESOL Conversion Program is living room extension overtooks fenced
backyard. Laundry rm addit too! $49,900
tine map treeds trtooo rmo.b aT hmea nv icatt imgu nsptrouicnkt 6900 block of Hanover Park Hearing February 10 dloisockuisnsgi ofno rg rvooulpusn tweeitrhs ithof ehfonlad- ,..u bBaritehl< o. no fwirlslht oflmoo&r. ,wCiio'tni vrleant)ielen·t taod tdheil jeCiet-n~tedr.
the armed youth on the arm, caus way, Jan. 17, 1:33 p.m., entry into The Prince George's County tional students during the spring Lots of space for the money -Call! $79,900
ing the gun to fall to the floor. The a residence was attempted by pry Cable Television Commission semester (Feb. 22 - May 7). The 2 Bdrm - Custom molding, built-in china
victim then attempted to restrain ing both the front and balcony will hold a meeting on renewal time commitment is two hours cab, fish pond & fountain, alarm system and
the youth who had been armed; doors. of the cable television fran per week for ten weeks. Groups more. Renovated! $1,500 c. help $46,900
whoowuelvde-rb,e hreo bbbroekrse ffrleede aonnd fboootth. Jan6. 61070, b7lo:2ck9 opf. mL.a,k ee nPtaryrk iDntroiv ea, c1h0i,s e6s po.nm W., eCdonensfdeareyn, cFee bRruoaormy aacrec oirndfinogrm toa l vaonludn taereer s's cahvaeidlaubleild- 107 Transactions in '98!
The weapon the suspect had used residence was attempted by prying I 024, County Administration ity. No teaching experience or Realty 1 has sold or settled more
turned out to be a BB pistol. a ground-floor window. Building, Upper Marlboro. For foreign language fluency neces homes in Greenbelt than all other
Edmonston Terrace at 9300 block of Edmonston more information, contact the sary. Contact the Counseling companies, COMBINED! Find out
Edmonston Court, Jan. 18, 9:02 Road, Jan. 18, 2:12 a.m., currency, Cable Television Commission Center's Leaming Assistance Ser how the Realty 1 system can help
p.m., a cab driver was dropping home electronic equipment, and at 301-952-3990; TDD 301- vice at 301-314-7696 for more you when it's time to buy or sell.
off two men when one of them jewelry were stolen. The method 925-5 I 67. information.
placed a dark semi-automatic of entry is unknown. 1 bedroom lower level unit, with hardwood
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Beltway Plaza Mall, Jan. 16, 6300 block of Ivy Lane, Jan. www. washington post.com\yp\chambers funeral 2 bedroom frame unit with new carpet and
fresh paint Sought-after wide floorplan.
Plenty of convenient parking. $45,900
When It Comes To Choosing A Funeral Home, The Prince George's Co. Alliance for the Mentally Ill 2 bedroom masonry block townhome -
Family Owned Really Matters Is Sponsoring a Free 12 Week Course Ogrweante rlso chaatvioen p. aiWnteadsh tehrr oaungdh oduryt e$r5 i2n,c9lu0d0e d.
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Traditional or Non-traditional Funeral Arrangements 2 Bedroom block-Painted and sealed inside
Memorial Services • Cremation • Pre-Need emotional support. & out Ceiling fans and more. Just a short
Out-of~Town Transportation & Service Arrangements walk to the Roosevelt Center. $52,900
Limited to 16 participants in each group. 3 Bedroom Frame townhouse with vinyl
301•927-6100 Beginning the last week of February siding. Close to the library and Town
GF RA A SNC CH I ~ and early in March. Center. Owner win pay closing -$49,900
4739 REAL TY 1
Funer!1'1-I~, Baltimore Avenue Call Dorie Arbach 301-490-0609 evenings or
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WANTED SERVICES TOM McANDREW - GREENBELT
CLASSIFIED
WINDOWS & PAINTING - Replace
BOOKS WANTED: From collections GUITAR Lessons - Scales, chords, ment windows and doors and vinyl sid
to single books. 301-596-6156 theory, reading. Full-time instructor. ing. Phone [phone], MHIC 26087.
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301-937-8370.
NEED A HOUSE SITTER? Mature, TAXES -We solve tax problems. Call
HOME MOVIES Slides, Pictures trans- refs.,careforpets,plants. 301-474-0501. Moryadas Associates tax service, 301- RATES
ferred to VHS, Tape Repair. HLM Pro- 474-9427.
CLASSIFIED: $2.50 minimum
No job too small. ductions, Inc. 301-474-6748. HOUSECLEANING-$35+ up, 5 years
for ten words. 15¢ each additional
Se1"ice work and new homes. CASH FOR YOUR VALUABLES! epxlipees rpiernocveid, eedxc. eAllnegnet lr,e 3fe0r1e-n2c6e2s-. 4S6u0p7 . wHeOeUklSyE, oCnLe-EtiAmNeI. NAGl sdoo nfree ew eeesktl,y r,e bfsi . word. No charge for listing items that
'ALL work done by Master Electrician Jewelry, diamonds, watches, cameras, Brenda, 301-805-0821 are found. Submit ad with payment
Insured.Uc. #1142 Pr. Geo. tools, guns. We buy, sell and Joan any- PIANO LESSONS - GREENBELT. to the News Review office by IO p.m.
301-622-6999 thing of value. We pawn autos. A-1 Beginners. Advanced. Kids. Adults. GLORIOUS HOME CARE assisted Tuesday, or to the News Review drop
PAWNBROKERS 301-345-0858. Private lessons, 301-345-4132. living is open to seniors. We provide box in the Greenbelt Co-op grocery
home-like quality care, monitoring of store before 7 p.m. Tuesday, or mail
Former Auimmt State', Attorney CARPETS CLEANED -$ IO a room;
medications, delicious home cooked to 15 Crescent Road, Suite l 00,
TAX HELP YOUR PERscNAL. LAWYER large townhouses, $55. Satisfaction
meals, 24-hour staff and much more. Greenbelt, Maryland 2CJ770.
VALERIE L. SIEGEL guaranteed. 301-213-3273 Call for more information, 301-918- BOXED: $6.25 column inch.
20 years Experience Home a Bu•ine•• 1771. Minimum l 1/2 inches ($9.38). Dead
. Fast Computerized Returns LIVING::~ line IO p.m Monday.
Call Peggy Dutton lmpPOvement• HOUSECLEANING $35 and up. 5 yrs Include name, phone no. and ad
301-345-1815 ADVANCE DIRECTIVES WISLER CONSTRUCTON experience. Excellent references. Sup dress with ad copy. Ads not consid
plies provided. Angel, 301-262-4607. ered accepted until published.
Day, Evening appts. My office or POWERS OF AlTORNEY
Drywall • Painting • Carpentry
your home. Sr. Citizen and New 301/474-5632 LIGHT MOVING, hauling & odd jobs. I WILL PAINT interior or exterior of
Account Discounts with this Ad. • Acoustical Ceiling • TIie • Etc. Call Quincy, 301-345-1007. your home. I have twenty years experi-
·❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ llillB.11111 IIIIIGOOSIMI Licensed • Bonded • Insured ST,'A.. 'TE MOVER . M ov.m g?. W anna e1n8c4e9._ L ow rates. Call Robert, 301-474-
Crescent Square MHIC#40475 301-345-1261 move a room, office, apartment, house? ----------
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❖ Old Greenbelt ••::•• SCyusstte.om ms ✓✓ SMEARCVA. ICIIBEIM JIN,g •UlSlNH,lIOwXP& .A. .NN.TD. . O,.N. SITT Serving · HOME REPAIRS & Catl l• 3 0i1u-3u45l- •8*32f3t. ._._ .,t...-11. ELEuXxcpCielErai,Le 3nL0cEe1 N-a4Tn3d4 H -g4Oo6oU3d8S . Ere fCerLeEncAeNs.I NCaGll.
❖ one bedroom Monttor ✓ DATHElllEVAI./ BACK-UP Metro D.t IMPROVEMENTS
301-474-2192.
❖ apartments .❖. Pri&nt er ✓✓ WCEDB RSOIMTE // MINUTLETRIMNEETD ISAU PPORT F1o8rY Oevoersr • Carpentry TYPING: All kinds of typing from
home in Spanish or English. Ask for
❖ From $540.00 ♦•♦ Repair PRODUCTION •Assembly/ INCOME TAX Margie, 301-317-1666.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.Mfbnet.com Installation
❖ ♦:♦ • TAKING CAUS FOR COMPUTER DOCTORS• PREPARATION DAYCARE
Vista Mgmt. Co. FAX 301•474-7417 * Dcywall /
❖ ❖ 921SSISt Ave Unit fl 301-4 74 -309 5 Plaster PROFESSIONALLY PREPARED LICENSED DAY CARE provider has
301-982-4636 Collep Pait MD 20740 .............. REASONABLY PRICED
♦:♦ ❖ Old Reoords and Tapes * Painting CALL: opening for I infant & children 2 yrs. or
♦:♦ ♦:♦ ♦:♦ •:• ♦:♦ ♦:♦ •:• •:• ♦:♦ ♦:♦ ♦:♦ RHllllSlered onto CD ! ! ! RANDOLPH C. SPRINGER older. Please call Kathy, 301-441-2463.
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SPA Booy WoRKS John Dougherty 301-345-1293
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SKIN CARE
for Sale by Owner a
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• Therapeutic Message 24 lakeside Dr. GREENBELT
Immaculate 2,400 sq. ft. brick home on
• Facials
Nationally Certified large wooded/landscaped lot. 3-4 BR, 3 SERVICE
• Waxing full BA, guest room/ home office. Finished
Massage Therapists and *
Enjoy relationships walkout basement with fireplace. Gleam Mollll CENTER
Professional Estheticians • Make-up Design
· * Improve commuication ing hardwood floors and decorator up
Hours: Mor.-Tues 12-Spm & Wed-Thurs 9am-8pm • Fri-Sat 9am-6pm *Rekindle passion grades throughout. Custom kit. cabinets. "·\V,•'rt· A:,; l'\,·m·
All new wood/aluminum windows. Car
Uc>i!. ......- .~~ !-.G£EENTBW, MD 20770 • 301-345-1849 Ginny & Michael Hurney port, lg. treated deck, custom swing set, A~ Your i\eiµhhor"
[phone] Central A.C. Walk to everything!
$220,000. Open House-Sat., Jan. 30,
limmtrl:ffili-1111
10:00 • 3:00. 301-474-3662.
GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION AUTO REPAIRS
a
ROAD SERVICE
Special Loan Rates POSITION VACANCIES
POLICE OFFICER (CANDIDATE) $25,854.40 ($12.43/HR)
We promise a fast and
and POLICE OFFICER (CERTIFIED) $27J44.00 ($13.05/hr): Progessive
pleasant purchase every
6.9%
APR up to 5 years for Nell.'. Car Loans local govt. seeks individuals at least 21 yrs. old wlhigh school diploma or GED; good
time you visit.
7. 5% APR up to 5 years for Used Car Loans physical condition w/vision correctable to 20120 wlglasses (not to exceed 201100
without) or must wear soft extended-wear contacts; must have valid driver's license;
For more information,
drug screen & background check required. Written exam will be given at later date. 161 CENTERWAY ROAD
Call 301-474-5900
GREENBELT, MD 20770
Apply: City of Greenbelt Personnel, 25 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 or call
A credit union for persons who live or work in Greenbelt 47 4-8348
301-474-1872 for required application. EOE
(301)
Apr=Annual Percentage Rate ,,,
Rates subject to change without notice.
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BELTSVILLE SHELL INC. - We employ
10920 Baltimore Boulevard A ASE Certified ~
•• •• Beltsville, Maryland 20705 ,,.M echanics
[phone] ,....... __
State of Maryland
I
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Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program Computerized wheel alignment.
Club
Complete brake service.
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Electronic engine controls. .,, R.BALTY,
Certified Emissions Repair Facility Fuel injection service. 0 u s R
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Maryland State inspection. outr-e;:l=====
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Suspension/shocks/struts. = ~ Victorian in Historic Riverdale
Greenbelt Auto & Truck Repair Inc. Timing belts. .3, •Beltsville 5 Bd, 2 1/2 Ba, completely
Warranty required maintenance. ~ ::: Shell remodeled· $175,000
Facility #5459 Kelly tires/computer balancing. · ~ New CAC & gas furnace
• --~ 24 hour 7 day drop off. 1 p. Boxwood $163,000
Service bays open 8--5 weekdays&_ 8--3 Saturdays
159 Centerway Road • 4 Bd, 2 1/2 Baths
~IAai~
In-law apt, deck, fenced yard
Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
Licensed to Practice Before IRS
MDE 301-982-2582 RD Tax Service Belle Point Town House
~~VEJP 3-Finished levels $149,900
~aryland Dfi,artmmt Let's Clear The Air 7310 Morrison Dr. Garage • rec. room
A.S.E.
of tile Environment
Greenbelt, MD 20770
Master Certified Technicians Lanham
5 Bd, 3 level split, $I 49,900
• Electronic Filing
Huge kitchen, rec. room,
A complete service facility equipped to per • Fast refund (usually within 1-2 days) walk to NASA
form all service requirements that your ■ Individuals & Small Business Preparation
2 Bd, Frame $48,000
manufacturer recommends to comply with $ 1 o off Tax Preparation with this ad Backs to forest
Upgraded kitchen & bath
Preventive Maintenance service sched We can come to you!II Call for appointment
ules & extended warranty programs! Also,
Evening & Weekend Hours GEORGE CANTWELL
routine repairs that keep your vehicles op- Year Round Tax Service
301-982-7148 or
• erating· safely & reliably. Call today f~r an appointment or if you have a tax question.
301-490-3763
•• ••■ [phone] email: [email protected]
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SCHOOb DRIVER NEEDED -From Votunteers Needed
HELP WANTED
ADVERTISING St. Matthias School in Lanham to home
GREENBELT HOMES, INC. has the on Greenbrook Drive in Greenbelt for The Law Foundation of Prince
following position available: electri 12-year-old girl. Needed every other George's County is seeking vol
cian. Large housing development in week at 2:45 p.m. except Tuesdays at unteer Spanish/English translators.
REAL ESTATE -SALE REAL ESTATE -RENT Greenbelt seeks licensed electrician. 4 p.m. Please call 301-6!'4-0919. For more information, call Ellen
Salary up to $40,000 + outstanding . MERCHANDISE Bfo1?;ham at 301-864-8353.
HUNTING RIDGE, spacious 2nd fl .. FOR RENT - GREENBELT benefits. Call 301-474-4161 ext. 152.
Carpenter/
condo, 2 BR/2 BA, w/d, bale. across CHELSEA WOOD 2 bed/I bath FACTORY CLOSEOUT! Must make
from pool and tennis courts, 6 min. condo, w/d, ac. $795, vacant. Call 301- ADVERTISEMENT DISTRIBUTOR room for incoming inventory. Arch Hand man
from GSFC, $65K. Contact Jean Elden, 474-2308. Option to purchase. WANTED -Must be mature person of steel buildings I 6x20, 25x26, 30x40.
301-384-8700 or 301-725-8~87. FURNISHED BEDROOM in d12e ltiov e9r2 yaedarss a(nudn asbulpe etrov HisAePdP) ILtYo Financing available. Great 'for back to do all types of work in
GREENBRIAR CONDO - 3/2, en townhouse for quiet female. Close to townhouse and condo doors in yard shops and garages. Call imme
closed patio, back to the woods. UMCP, Metro, lake, fitness, stores, Greenbelt only. Transportation help diately, 1-800-341-7007. and around your home.
$86,500 080. 301-982-1724 UM. NASA, 495,295. Avail. 2ll. 301-345- ful but not critical. Super references YARD/MOVING SALES Have many references.
2259. are a must. Top pay. 301-261-4161.
GREENBELT -Lovely )Jomes. Quiet 301,596,5793
streets. Low down payments. Call 1- FOR RENT -GLEN ORA 3 fin. level SEC/OFC MGR-PT -Local church, 20 MOVING SALE -Pink/blue sofa and
800-892-7230 extension 9208. TH, 3 BR, 2 1/2 & 1/2 bath, deck, FP, hrs/wk, a.m., MS Word/WordPerfect/ love seat. Rocker chair and coffee
quick walk to pool, tennis. Lovely Windows/database ex per. 301-345- table, $150. Oval dining table and 4 Patrick J. McAndrew
IHmISmTeOdiRatIeC oGccRuEpaEnNcBy!E LTTh e$ 529 ,s9to0r0y. Lshoorwie , cLonodnigt io&n .F Aosvtaeirl., 310/310-/29691. -0C5a0l0l 5111 c2h2a0i-r1s5, 4$36.0 . Single bed, $40. Tel 301- Attorney At Law
addition has a 20 foot living room. x266. F.A. Bowley General Practice
Large dining room, new white kitchen, Plumbing Holbert's • Civil Lifigation • Criminal Litication
3 bedrooms, den with built-in book ROOMS FOR RENT -4 BR, freshly • Personal Injury • DWI/DUI
shelves. Washer, dryer & dishwasher painted house in Silver Spring. 6 miles 301-345-1115 Home Imp. (auto accidents, slip & fall, injury/death)
barues i&nc sluhdoepdp.i ngF ecnecnetedr !y aCrda.l l WBaarlbka rtoa fmroomre iUnfMorDm actiaomnp, HusM. 3C0a1l-l6 2J5o-s3h2 6fo2r, 30 years in area • Carpentry Painting •• WDiivllos rce•/ SCeopraproartiaotino n•s /MBVuAs iHneesasr iLnagws
Zietz, 301-441-9511 ext.253. CELL 301-370-1057. New Baths, Faucets, Remodeling Repairs • Administrative Law
FOR SALE BY OWNER -2 BR, 2 BA Washer Drains, Disposals M.H.I.C. 25916 S000 Sunnyside Avenue, Suite 10 I
Beltsville, MD
condo, Ocean City MD. Call R. Posey, All kinds of service work
301-982-3052. Wall to Wall Carpet Call Jack 301-345-8262 301-595-3880
Enterprise Carpets r
SALE BY OWNER - 4-C Crescent Lewis Merritt 301-441-1266 -· INCOME TAX ~❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖~
Road. 2 bedroom block townhouse, J.Henson House Cleaning
free garage, custom kitchen, Pella win All brands & styles at PREPARATION -
dows, addition. Great location. REASONABLE Prices. Call Do you need help with your
$49,900. Call 301-982-2077. for Appointment Anytime. If Computerized PHOTOGRAPH/CS house cleaning? Let us help. We
no answer, please call back. Individual/Small are a husband and wife team
I'm out selling to your Business working in your area for over
neighbors. Michael Conde, CPA ♦ portraits twelve years with excellent
Greenbelt references.
GREENBELT CO-OPS 552-1267 ♦ portfolios
We provide weekly, bi
LORIE SCHEIBEL
♦ advertisjng weekiy and a spring type clean
BEAUTIFUL END
ing. Also available are window
UNIT New Lioling!I!nN-leaww ALipsatrintmg!e!nNt ew Listing!! Potpourri ♦ commercial photography cleaning and interior painting.
This home was on The M\lrovoed.l ■bnridc kH rialmltb-leBr■ wckitah tgoa rwagoeo!d (aV/Curye efenwb eglat rpagree , Anonymous Christian CLEAN AND SPOTLESS is
available). 3-4 be:droonu. 2 full bath., 2nd kitchen support for hurting people. J.Henson an insured, reputable company.
House & Garden Tour! on lower Ind with private entrance. Priatine condi Questioning personal
tion. Large, In-el fencrd yard. A mu&t au! CaJJ Lorie. Call John or Tammy
Two bedrooms. addition 301-261-0500. x266, $179,900. significance? photographer
Litlle Cash Needf'd, ·ew Comtruclion
Glenn Dale-Build your dream home. !3000 geta you Come and meet with other for Free estimates at
w/table space & vaulted in, )ou help with project and denlop "aweat equjty.·· Christians who combine 301-441-9231
One-half acre cul-de-aac lou with g:u heat, 1ur [phone]
ceiling! \Valk thru rounded by tree,. CaU Lorie. 301-261-0500, x266. prayer, scripture, praise and :
S:60.000 for 1011 200~ for yo~r dream home. real relationships.
kitchen, sliding glas LORIE SCH EIBEL Long & Foster
Thursdays -7:00 to 8:30 PM
301-261-0500 x266
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modeled kitchen & great
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REALTY EXECUTIVES 2000 _. II~ Old Greenbelt Citgo Call Dick Gehring 301 / 441-1246
301-507 -3279
iSJ ~---83-03- 5-8th- A-ve-. • -Be-rw-yn- H-ei-gh-ts,- M-D- --~
Dave Meadows
Service Manager
Like a ~ '3/ieM On
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good neighbor, Maryland State Inspections
CJJental Health
State Farm Oil Changes, Batteries . 301-4 74-0046
Brakes, Shocks, Tires
is there. 20 Southway
Exhausts & Tune-Ups WALTER M. MILLER, NORMAN R. RESSIN,
Greenbelt, MD 20770 D.D.S. 0.0.S.
MD State Lottery TOOTHACHE
See me for car, home,
• Open 24 Hours for Gas and Snacks •
An aching tooth is perhaps the against the tooth or gum. The acid
life and health
most common dental emergency, can burn the soft tissue of the
insurance. .,
/PrankJohnson is ali1:>e. ... · and is certainly one of the most mouth. Until you can get treatment,
unpleasant. The usual cause is tooth try not to chew on the tooth, and
Don W. Taulelle, CLU decay, but there are so many other avoid hot or sweet foods.
7707 Belle Point Dr. And welllllll, sti11 offering possibilities that only your dentist, Remember, pain is the body's way
Greenbelt, Md. 20770 trained to analyze the entire situa of giving you a message. It's a sig
in-home service (or ~ny-in) on
301-474-5007 tion, may be able to diagnose and nal that something is wrong. Even
relieve it. The pain will sometimes if the toothache goes away, you
stereos, TV's,VCR's,
be reduced or temporarily resolved should go to your dentist for an ex
Monitors and camcorders by swallowing an analgesic like an amination as soon as possible.
aspirin. Ice may give relief, but in Prepared as public service to pro
Same old fairness, flamed tooth nerves sometimes mote better dental health. From the
don't respond to it, and occasion office of: Walter M. Miller, D.D.S. •
INIUUNC~ carefulness and courtesy. ally become even more painful. Norman R. Ressin, D.D.S., 6215
Don't apply a hot pack. A tooth Greenbelt Rd., CoHege Park, MD
Days, Evenings & Weekends
ache often involves a bacterial in 20740. Telephone: [phone];
fection, and heat can cause it to Fax: (301) 474-3440;
State Farm Insurance Companies 301-261-4161 ~spr-ead-. D-on-'t p-ut a-n a-spi-rin -tab-let- w-ww-.b-est-smi-le.c-om-. ---~
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