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Volume 63, Number 6 15 Crescent Rd., Suite 100, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1887 Thursday, January 6, 2000
Marge Bergemann Finalist
In Million Dollar Bake-Off
by Dorothy Sucher ration, she remarked, "I invented
If you were walking down 1t on the spur of the moment.
Lakeside Drive lately and I've been cooking for years, of
smelled a tantalizing aroma, you course. When you've got six
might have been passing the kids on a rainy Saturday after
home of Marge Bergemann. noon, you know you need to get
Marge, a 43-year resident of some sugar into them to quiet
Greenbelt, has just been selected them down. We all know the
as one of the 100 finalists who chemistry of chocolate and pea
will compete for $1 million in nut butter together is excellent -
the 50th Anniversary Pillsbury especially chunky peanut butter.
Bake-Off Contest. You can be I did some experimenting with
sure a lot of work went into that putting them together and came
honor - work that had been go up with a bar that takes only 15
ing on for some time, ever since minutes to prepare, plus baking
Marge decided to dream up a time." .
"Fast and Fabulous Dessert" Medical Background
recipe. What she emerged with Marge Bergemann worked for
was a treat she calls '"Chewy many years as a nurse, and then
Chocolate-Peanut Butter Bars." enrolled in a two-year nurse
Low cal it isn't. anesthetist program at Prince
Marge sent in the recipe by e George's Hospital. As a nurse
Ben Kepler and Joe Pugliese warm up the crowd at Roosevelt Center prior to the New Year count- mail "for the fun of it," one day anesthetist, she worked at Prince
down. - photo by Katie Pugliese before the deadline. Five weeks George's and Georgetown Hospi
later, she got a call telling her tals and at the National Institutes
A Party for Everyone she had been chosen as one of of Health. Her husband, Dr. Til
the 100 finalists from all over Bergemann, is a physician who
the country. "I said, 'Go on - worked for many years at the
by Erv & Laura Beckert move from building to building music and brought in the you're kidding, aren't you?"' Greenbelt Medical Offices in the
Those who hid in a bomb to sample all the pleasures, the Greenbelt New Year. But they weren't. And in Febru Roosevelt Center with the late
shelter surrounded by canned weather co-operated and was Child-Oriented ary Marge will be heading for Dr. Hans Wodak, and with Dr.
sardines and various small arms quite mild. The Community Center also San Francisco to compete in the William Weintraub, now retired.
really missed out. Greenbelt's The Community Center heavily featured child-oriented final cooking and baking contest Dr. Bergemann still works part
New Year's celebrations started bounded with music. For those activities. To get in the festive for recipes in four categories, all time at the Greenbelt Medical
with a bang and ended with who wanted to bask in the mood, kids were able to make featuring quick and easy prepara Center.
hoots and hollers. Although the warmth of the Caribbean there personalized party hats in the tion. "Lately," said Marge
past celebrations have been ex was the Trinidad & Tobago children's crafts rooms. Juggler Her Inspiration Bergemann, "I've been looking
cellent, this one surpassed Steel Band. John Hill put you Dave Schuman put on quite a When asked by the News Re for volunteers to eat these things
them. The activities reached out in that relaxed and romantic show with his almost super-hu view for the source of her inspi- See BERGEMANN, page 4
to everyone, from toddlers to mood. For those light 'Jf feet, man feats of coordination. This
golden-agers. the band Blackberry provided reporter thought that Schuman P&G Forever
The show began with some Cajun dancing music. The band had to have been born with
spectacular fireworks in Braden Bridges to Bliss gave the three or even four arms to do by Jesse Goldberg-Strassler that was supposed to have lasted
Field. From there everyone kiddies and us older folks an the stunts he did. The puppe (Reprinted from the Raider a week, maybe even optimisti
headed to their choice of five opportunity to join their band teers packed them in with their Review) cally two weeks, kept drawing
venues: the Community Center, by playing various "Technical" delightful tales. I think the In the middle of Roosevelt crowds for a month. Five suc
the Youth Center, the Greenbelt instruments like drums, cymbals Kaydee puppeteers have the be Center, "downtown Greenbelt," is cessful film festivals followed
Arts Center, the New Deal and otht. musical noise-makers. ginnings of a kid groupie fan a small rectangular building. On quickly, all brought to Greenbelt
Cafe, and the Greenbelt The Last but not least, D.C. Motors club. Imaginative Tim one of the walls of the building courtesy of the city. Then in
atre. Even though one had to played their compelling dance See PARTY, page 9 is a series of aging photographs June, something happened at the
of historical theaters of Prince aging cineplex that had not hap
New Greenbelt Arts Coordinator George's County; one a drive-in, pened in a long time. A one
one a combination stage/cineplex. screen theater used to showing
Nicole De Wald Gives Interview It is a memorial to them. months-old movies received the
One became the Public Play new A Midsummer Night's
house of Cheverly. One closed. Dream after being rebuffed for
Others were destroyed or torn Star Wars: Episode l. A host of
by Dennis Jelalian "I prefer to take a broad per office, and I am encouraged by down. This article is not about premieres have followed, as
Our new Arts Co-ordinator, spective in my search for poten this work to help develop addi those historical theaters; it is Haupt has gotten used to seeing
Nicole De Wald, is full of plans. tial collaborators. After all, inter tional creative opportunities for about a theater whose photograph the legions of patrons waiting
She spent an afternoon chatting esting artistic activities are under the young artists in our midst." is on an adjacent wall. A theater every night to see a movie on
with me. taken by many groups who are Gift Certificates that opened in 1937. And one of the largest, cleanest
Collaborations organized primarily for a purpose "I envision our community doesn't have a depressing post screens in the state. One of
"I am very pleased that the other than the production of art. arts programmers collaborating script about what happened to it. Haupt's favorite memories is the
city welcomes my interest in fos Michael McMullin, a Greenbelt on publicity efforts as well as on Not if owner Paul Sanchez can See THEATRE, page 4
tering collaborations with various artist holding a studio at the programming endeavors. Joint help it.
public and private organizations Community Center, created a col outreach would make it easier One of the other pictures is of What Goes On
who are offering arts program orful mural with local Girl Scouts for residents to gain a compre a movie theater he once owned,
ming in Greenbelt or who would which gave form to the creative hensive view of the city's cul but had to close. He does not Mon., Jan. 10> 8 p.m.,
like to do so. My role is not energy of that group's members. tural offerings, and might also want to experience the same loss regular City Council meeting,
limited to the coordination of I have arranged with Carol encourage fans of one art form in a city he adores. Municipal Building.
strictly city-administered events, Leventhal to offer an in-service to explore additional creative op "He was within days of clos Tues., Jan. 1 I, 7 p.m.,
and I look forward to assisting training workshop on art therapy portunities. The Holiday Gift ing" the P&G Old Greenbelt Advisory Commhtee on Edu
various groups in identifying re for Greenbelt CARES; it is our Certificate program is a form of Theatre, recalled employee Bob cation, Municipal Building.
sources and developing and pro hope that the staff may choose to joint outreach. The Greenbelt Haupt, a friend of Sanchez for 30 Wed., Jan. 12, 8 p.m,,
moting programs. Toward that integrate arts activities into their Association for the Visual Arts, years. In desperation, Sanchez Council works.esslon on
end, I would like to invite all so family practice, and that some Inc. and the Greenbelt Arts Cen went to the Greenbelt City Coun standing rules, Community
cial groups, schools, places of participating children and families ter have joined with the cil for help. He received it. The · Center.
worship, businesses, and other might be interested in sharing Greenbelt Recreation Department Wizard of Oz was brought in and Sat., Jan IS, 9-ll a.m.,
organizations who support the their art with other residents this year to offer Gift Certificates was well-publicized, paid for by Open Door meeting with
arts in Greenbelt to keep me in through an exhibition. I have en for the Arts. The certificates, the city. For the first time in a State Senator and Delegates,
formed of their activities, needs, joyed the children's artwork cur- which were on sale throughout long time, a line snaked away Municipal Building.
and ideas. . rently displayed in the CARES See COORDINATOR, page 8 from the box office. A movie
Page2 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, January 6, 2000
[I Letters Correction The Old Curmudgeon
An early version ,of the
: .. Ullllll t.LJ JLl story "Three Years in New ~
Guinea" was printed by mis
Open Letter I promptly called the emer take in the December 30 issue
To: Windsor Green Home gency hotline of an electrical of this newspaper. Many
owners Association company. They showed up at 10 planned changes did not get
The purpose of this correspon p.m. and found that the wire con made, including: first, the
dence is to alert you to an inci nections in the main circuit were date the countr5' got its inde
dent that occurred at my home in loose and that is, in fact, what pendence is 1975, not 1978;
Windsor Green and to alert all caused the arcing and burning of second, natives live in village
homeowners of this potential fire the wires. As he did not have dwellings, not in"the bush."
hazard. the proper replacement parts with The editor regrets that the
On December 21 I noticed a him, all circuit breakers were story was mishandled.
turned off for the night. The next
burning odor. I searched for the
source and finally located it com day the electrican came back and
replaced the main lugs (one of School System Hosts
ing from the circuit breaker box
which burned and fused the
on the wall in the kitchen. I Two Magnet Fairs
wires). He then did a preventa
opened the box door and smoke
tive maintenance check on all the The Prince George's County
started pouring out and the wall
rest of the connections and found public school system will host
above it was very hot to the
touch. I flipped all the circuit that all were loose and needed to two Magnet School Fairs in Janu
be tightened, some as much as ary. Designed to provide infor
breaker switches off. When I re
three turns of the screwdriver. To mation about the diverse educa
alized the smoke was getting
my amazement, 95% of the wire tional opportunities available to
more pronounced and suspected
that there was a fire in the walls. connections were loose and also students in Prince George's
I decided this was serious and it could have caused arcing prob County, the fairs will be held at
lems. Largo High School, at 505 Largo
was time to call 911. The dis
I am not in the habit of writ Road in Upper Marlboro.
patcher announced the fire de
ing letters of advice and recom The first fair is scheduled for ----------
partment was on the way and
that I should get out of the mendations, other than with my Saturday, January 8, with a morn
business. But, I do truly believe ing session from 9 a.m. until
house, just in case there were
toxic fumes. I did what they that this is a very serious and noon and an afternoon session
dangerous condition that could from 12:30 to 3 p.m. The sec
recommended and waited outside.
exist in other people's homes. ond fair will be held on Tuesday,
Ten minutes later, waiting out
Jerome F. Kern January 11 from 6:30 until 9:30
side in the rain, I heard the
p.m. "I want to return a generator, 20 gallons of water, five
screaming sirens ..... five more
Fair attendees will receive in flashlights, and a Y2K consultant ...."
minutes and a chief and three
fire trucks arrived, including the Thanks formation about the following
much lighted Greenbelt Santa I wish to extend my warmest magnet programs: academic cen - Works Were Shown Together in 1937 -
Claus fire engine. (Santa was not regards and gratitude to all of the ters, biotechnology, communica
on-board) volunteers and city staff that tion and academic studies, cre The new exhibit at University and meaning of their work was to
The firemen rushed in and made Greenbelt New Year 2000 ative and performing arts, French of Maryland University College's my way of thinking one of the
confirmed that the smoke was such an overwhelming success. immersion, humanities and inter (UMUCY Arts Program Gallery most promising aspects of the lat
coming from the breaker box. All through 1999 the many national studies, Montessori, sci may be the first experience art ter-day history of painting in this
They tried to use a screwdriver people involved with the various ence, mathematics and technol lovers have in the new millen city. . . The qualities that I find
to take the cover off. .... Alas, that production venues struggled to ogy, talented and gifted, tradi nium to revisit the past. Forty in their painting are those of
proved to be a wasted effort be decipher my vision for tional/classical academy, univer works of Mervin Jules, Karl youth, of alert, intelligence, and
cause the screws were painted GNY2000. The variables and sity high school, and visual and Metzler, and Frank Morgereth serious and courageous purpose.,'
over, I grimaced as they used a surprises of staging a dozen si performing arts. from the 1930s and 1940s will be The works will be displayed
big old evil looking pry bar and multaneous live performances For information about the shown together for the first time Jan. 15 through March 12 at the
with two jabs ripped out the would tax even the most virtuous Magnet Fairs call Susan Miller, since 1937. gallery in the UMUC Inn and
screws and the cover went fly of the saintly. To date I have director of Magnet School Pro According to UMUC Program Conference Center, University
ing ... along with the drywall that heard only acclaim for the qual grams, at 301-952-6044. Director Dena Crosson, the new Boulevard at Adelphi Roaci. An
it was attached to. Because the ity of the shows provided by exhibit will provide "a window opening reception will be held
wall above the circuit panel was Patti Brothers at the Community into the era of the Great Depres Friday, Jan. 14, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
hot to the touch, they dug into Center, Kim Kash and Sheila sion and the second World War." Media are invited to attend.
the wall with the pry bar and Crossley-Cox at the Greenbelt ployees of the Public Works De Art critic A. D.Emmart for The hours of the UMUC Arts
ripped out the drywall up to the Arts Center and Susan Jones' partment who had me in awe of The Baltimore Sun said in 1937 Program Gallery are 8:00 a.m.
ceiling to check if there was any band of merry Friends of the Old the pyrotechnic display. Let me about the first showing: "The vig 8:00 p.m. daily.
fire lurking around up there. Greenbelt Theatre. Without these say "well done." orous development in the quality
Fortunately, there was none. I'm creative and cooperative spirits, Konrad Herling will surely
not complaining, but I still no show would have been pos earn extra stars in his heavenly
cringed. sible. crown for hearing out my ranting,
As it turned out, what was I cannot forget the City Coun smoothing out my often-ruffled Greenbelt
causing all the heat and smoke cil, whose vote of budgetary con feathers and extending the olive
was a loose connection on the fidence brightened my weary dis branch of peace and harmony on News Review
main lines coming into the cir position in the waning days of so many occasions. Thank you,
cuit, the coating on the wire had November. Nor can I overlook Konrad.
melted. The Fire Department ad the strenuous work of Joe AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
vised that I should call an elec McNeal and Greg Varda, staff of To all of the stay-at-home and 15 Crescent Road, Suite 100, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770-1887
trician to find out why this hap the Community Center, who al watch TV crowd I can say you [email protected]
pened ASAP! ternated between pep talks and really missed some talented [phone] • FAX [phone]
They also advised that if I heavy lifting above and beyond people and a fabulous show. But
Alfred M. Skolnik, President, 1959-1977
had not been home and caught it the call of duty. don't worry, we will do it at least
Elaine Skolnik, President, 1977-1985
when I did, it would have turned Visual and auditory sensations one more time on December 31, President Emeritus, 1985-
into a full fire and burned my were added by the decorating ge 2000. See you then.
Editor, Mary Lou Williamson, [phone]
house down and po~sibly taking nius of Carolyn and Kevin Earl H. Kepler Assistant Editor, Barbara Likowski [phone]
adjoining houses with it. Hammett together with the em- Chairman GNY2000 News Editor: Elaine Skolnik, [phone]
STAFF
Hopi Auerbach, Suzanne Batra, Virginia Beauchamp, Laura Beckert, Judy Bell, Leigh
Catterton, Tom Chapman, Sharon Clauser, Joe Crossed, Pat Davis, Thelma deMola
Lorraine Doan, Eileen Farnham.Tim Farris, Thomas Fishbeck, Catherine Francoeur'
City of Greenbelt Kathleen Gallagher, Bob Garber, Al Geiger, Bernina Giese, James Giese, Judy Goldstein:
Jessamyn Goshorn, Patty Heil, J. Henson, Sabine Hentrich, Solange Hess, Lucille Howell,
COMMUNITY MEDIATION BOARD Elizabeth Jay, Dennis Jelalian, Julie Kender, Sue Krofch1k,_Meta Lagerwerff, Sandra Lange,
Betsy L1kowsk1, Pat McCoy, Emma Mendoza, Priscilla M1zarn, Mary Moien, Alice Murray
The City of Greenbelt has re-established a Community Mediation Board under the auspices of Nick Mydra, Diane Oberg, Millie O'Dea, Tom Paci, I.J. Parker, Linda Paul, Eileen Peterson'
Carol Ready, Jane Rissler, Altoria Bell Ross, Linda Savage, Alex Segarra, Frederiqu~
the Prince George's County Human Relations Commission. This Board is comprised of city Schmuelling, Sandra Surber Smith, Dorothy Sucher, Alberta Tompkins, Joanne Tucker
residents who have volunteered to receive mediation training and be available to mediate disputes Wendy Turnbull, Marlene Vikor, Dorothy White, Julie Winters, Barbara Young, Nelda Young:
between neighbors. V1rg1rna Zanner, Keith Zevallos, and Prospero Zevallos.
Me.diation co~sists o~ a step br s~ep 'problem solving process that results in the involved parties BUSINESS MANAGER: Mary Halford; Core of Greenbelt Circulation: Ian Tuckman
agreemg on a fair solution. '."1ed1at10~ serves as an alternative to litigation and brings both parties [phone]; Springhill Lake Clrculation: Karim Fadli, [phone].
to the table on an equal baSIS. A mediator does not act as an advocate of either party. He/she BOARD OF DIRECTORS
reserves judgment and does not voice opinion. D!ane Oberg, president; James Giese, vice president; Kathleen Gallagher, treasurer;
Eileen Farnham, secretary; and Altoria Beil Ross.
Types ofyroblems m?diared m~y b~ noisy neighbors, barking dogs, trespassing children,
blocked driveways, family feuds, lmenng, loitering, neighboring property neglect, small claims DEADLINES: Letters, articles and ads-10 p._m. Tuesday. Materials for publication may be
matters, etc. mailed to address above, deposited in our box In the Co-op grocery store (by 7 p.m Tuesday)
or brought to our office in the Community Center 15 Crescent Road during office hours
Mediation services will be available at the Greenbelt Community Center on rhe second Tuesday Mail subscriptions-$32/year.
and _fourth Wednesday of each month. Any Greenbelt citizen who wishes to make use of chis free
Greenbelt Community Center at 15 Crescent Rd.
serv1ee should call the Human Resources Officer, Cicy of Greenbelt, 301-345-7203. OFFICE HOURS. Monday 2 -4 p.m., 8-10 p.m., Tuesday 8 -10 p.m.
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Arts Group Offers GHI Notes
Community Events ·
Many Craft Classes On Sunday, January 9, the
Woodlands Committee on Trail
Puppetry, sewing, and fabric
Maintenance will meet behind
dying are among the new pro
the 58 Court of Ridge Road at
grams to be offered by the City Notes At the Library Arts Center Offers
l p.m.
Greenbelt Association for the
Visual Arts (GAVA) at the With the volume of refuse due Children's Programs An Ideal Husband The Marketing Committee
Community Center this winter. to holiday wrappings, boxes and Tuesday, January 11, P.J. will meet on Monday, January
Many of the programs begin parties, the city assigned extra Storytime at 7 p.m., for ages 4 - The Greenbelt Arts Center will 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the Board
the week of January 16. Reg personnel and trucks to refuse 6. present "An Ideal Husband," Os Room.
istrations are being taken now, and recycling collection for the Wednesday, January 12, car Wilde's biting social comedy The Board of Directors
about manners, politics, society
however, for these as well as week. A crewman began work at BooKids Discussion Group at Meetings for the month will be
and scandal, directed by Steve
for all the visual arts classes 4 a.m. on Thursday to complete 3:30 p.m., for ages 8 - 12. held on Thursdays, January 13
GAVA usually offers. the cleaning of city streets and Thursday, January 13, Drop-In Cox. Performances are Friday and 27 in the Board Room
Programs for Children and parking lots with the new Storytime at 10:15 a.m. for ages and Saturday, January 21, 22, 28, commencing at 7:30 p.m.
29, February 4, 5, 11 and 12 at 8
Teens sweeper. According to the city's 3 - 5. Members are encouraged to at
p.rri. and Sunday, January 30 and
Puppetry classes offer chil agreement, the street sweeper Toddler Time at 11: 15 a.m. for tend.
February 6 at 2 p.m. The theater
dren ages 8-11 the opportunity will be taken to College Park two-year-olds and parent or
is at 123 Centerway, in the lower
to create their own puppets and next week. caregiver.
level of Roosevelt Center. There
develop a play for performance. The Parks Crew has posted all is a reduced fee for seniors and Sucher Discusses Book
The classes are taught by Sandy the Christmas tree drop-off signs Recreation Review
students. For reservations and
Gray, who has previously as and picked up the few trees At Garden Club Meeting
sisted in the children's pro which had been left. They col The Greenbelt Recreation De directions call 301-441-8770, I
grams and is experienced in lected the last of the leaves with partment in conjunction with the T h e
working with puppets and chil the vacuum, and hauled them to Greenbelt New Year (GNY) 2000 Green be! t
dren. These classes take place College Park for composting. Committee held the fourth annual Citizens Can Question Home and
osinx Swateuerdkasy sb, efgrionmn i2n-g4 Jpa.mnu. afroyr paiTrehde dHamoratgiceu lttou rteh eC mreewd iarnes Nceelweb Yraetaior'ns Ewvaes cae legbrreaatti osnu. ccTehses Elected Officials CG aIr due nb
22. and plantings on Breezewood and was attended by over 1,000 The Annual Greenbelt Open starts the year with
For young people ages 11- Drive. The landscape material in people. Five venues were used: Door Meeting will be held on a bang by sponsoring a special
16, sewing and ceramic open the nursery was covered with Community Center, Youth Center, Saturday, January 15, from 9 to meeting with a book discussion
studio are new this season. In protective fabric for the winter. Arts Center, Theater and the New 11 a.m. in the city council cham by local author Dorothy Sucher.
the sewing classes students will Work continued on the Hunting Deal Cafe. The event kicked off bers of Greenbelt Municipal The date is Tuesday, January 11
learn basic sewing skills and Ridge landscape project. with fireworks on Braden Field Building. This is an opportunity at 7:30 p.m. at Greenbelt Com
and ended with a countdown in for the citizens of the 23rd Dis munity Center All-purpose Room
make an A-line skirt with
the Community Center and the trict to meet and talk to their rep on Crescent Road. She will be
matching tank top. Classes are
on Fridays, 5-7 p.m. for eight Support Group Meets Roosevelt Center Mall. Anyone resentatives in the state legisla reading "Lady's-Slippers," an es
interested in being on the GNY ture, Senator Leo Green and Del say from her book 'The Invisible
weeks beginning January 21; Prince George's County Alli 2001 Committee should contact egates Mary Conroy, James Garden." Sucher is an inspiring
classes taughf by Folonda Nix, ance for the Mentally Ill will Greg Varda at 301-397-2208. Hubbard and Joan Pitkin. This is speaker, who is expected to attract
a young fashion designer in hold a free support group at 7 a chance for citizens to ask their a large turnout of members and
Greenbelt. p.m. on Tuesday, January 11 at elected representatives questions guests. All are invited.
Ceramic open studio will run the New Carrollton Municipal Donation Drop-Off
on subjects in which they are in
on Fridays from 4:30-7 p.m. for Center, 6016 Princess Garden
12 weeks beginning January 21. Parkway. For more information The January Donation Drop terested.
It is designed for students with call Jane Kelley, 301-577-6026. Off, co-sponsored with the Ameri Separation of Church
previous experience in working can Rescue Workers, will be held And State Discussed
in GAVA's pottery studios or this Saturday, January 8, behind
who enroll in the Saturday pot coil. The class will meet on the Municipal Building from 9 Choral Auditions What does the American Bill
tery class for teens. Wednesday evenings beginning a.m. until noon. Bring clean, us Held for Operas of Rights have to say about the
Sunday Family Workshops January 19 for 12 weeks. able clothing, small household separation of church and state?
This winter GAVA expands Gladys Hann-O'Neill, GAVA's items, curtains, towels, bedding, Open auditions for spring per How is the amendment inter
its Sunday family workshop visiting teacher from Canada, sheets, toys, puzzles and books. formances by the University of preted by the courts? What
program to include basket-mak will be the instructor. Donations will be reused by Maryland Chorus will be held for limits are placed on prayer and
ing, tie-dying and potato print Sewing will be offered on needy people in Prince George's community members January 14 the display of religious symbols
ing on fabric. The workshops Saturdays, from 3:30 to 6:30 County and are tax-deductible. and 15. George Frederic in public schools and other
are designed for children and p.m. beginning March 4 for Remember Donation Drop-Off is Handel's opera "Susanna" and public buildings? These and
their parents or other adult fam eight weeks. Students will the second Saturday of every oratorio "Solomon" will be per other questions and concerns
ily members or friends to take learn basic sewing techniques month. formed this spring. For more in will be addressed by Vernon
together. and make one item of clothing. formation call 301-405-557 l. Archer, president of the Mary
The basket-making work Folonda Nix will teach the l and chapter of Americans
shops, under Teddy Primack, classes. Magnet Program United for Separation of
instructor, take place on Sunday Advanced basket-makers Brochures Available Ellen Burstyn Stars Church and State. Archer wi II
afternoons, February 6, March may JO!Il a basket-maker's In Movie of Month speak at a meeting sponsored
12 and 26. Participants may circle on Sunday evenings, be Magnet Program brochures are by the Greenbelt/Prince
take one or more workshops; a ginning January 16. now available at all Prince The movie of the month at George's County Gray Panthers
different project will be made A stained glass open studio, George's County public schools, the Greenbelt Community Center on Saturday, January 15, at the
at each workshop. The tie-dy for students who have previ libraries, municipal buildings and will be shown on Monday, Janu Greenbelt Police Station.
ing workshop is scheduled on ously taken a class before or community centers. The bro ary 10 at l p.m. in the Senior The business meeting begins
Sunday afternoons January 23 enroll in one this winter, will chures provide application infor Classroom. at I :30 p.m., after which Ar
and 30; it repeats on February be offered for four weeks on mation as well as general data re The film, "Alice Doesn't Live cher will speak. Interested per
27 and March 5. The potato Saturdays, from 3 to 7 p.m., garding the various Magnet Pro Here Anymore" with Ellen sons are welcome. Light re
printing on T-shirts workshop beginning March 18. grams available within the Prince Burstyn and Kris Kristofferson, is freshments will be served. For
takes place on Sunday after For information about any of George's County Public School a memorable comedy-drama further information call 301-
noon, January 30 and repeats the above programs, or about System. Students not enrolled about a widow who finds her 474-6668 or 301-474-6890.
on March 5. Alison Frane is any other GAVA program, call within the county should use the identity while being obliged to
the instructor for both sets of Barbara Simon, 301-474-2192. applications contained in the bro cope with the reality of economic
fabric workshops. For information about ceramic chure. Students currently enrolled survival. £
New Programs for Adults programs only call Jessica will receive a pre-printed lottery Burstyn won an Academy Advisory
Adults and teens over 16 Gitlis, 301-441-3859. All application in the mail. For addi Award for her sensitive portrayal Planning
may take a new hand-building GAVA programs are supported tional information, contact the of an ex-housewife trying to sup Board
ceramics class using clay hand by the Greenbelt Recreation Magnet Office at 301-952-6044. port her 12-year-old son.
Wednesday, January 12,
building techniques of slab and Department.
2000
7:30 PM
Greenbelt Community Center
Theater Rehearsal Room
AGENDA
Channel B-10 Schedule ider House Rules PG-13
Greenbelt MunicipaVPublic Access TV 1. Call to Order
2. Approval of Agenda
ri. (4:45 @ $4.00) 7:20, 9:45
MUNICIPAL ACCESS-301-474-8000 3. Approval of Minutes-
Monday, January JO Sat. (2:15, 4:45@ $4.00) 11/17/99
8:00 p.m. City Council Meeting -Live 7:20, 9:45 4. Pursuit of Tree City USA
Designation-Review Tree
Tuesday & Thursday, January II & January 13 Sun. (2:15, 4;45 @ $4.00)
Ordinance
6:00 p.m. "Census 2000: Partnership in Prince George's County" 7:20 5. Continued discussion of local
6:15 p.m City Council Meeting -Replay of January 10 ,1 Mon.-Thus. 7:30 historic district designation
Saturday, January 15
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9:00a.m. Open Door Meeting \\ith Leo Green & the Delegates of the 301-474-9744 If you cannot attend the meeting,
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THEATRE by personal experiences. Senior BERGEMANN
OBITUARIES Sara Pray's experience was that
(Continued from page 1) the P&G is not as rowdy as (Continued from page 1)
other theaters. According to
sight of the filmgoers that lined and test them." She is making
her, the theater has a more re
up around the construction site many batches in order to refine
Alvin H. Rakowski ceptive and appreciative audi
in the middle of Roosevelt Cen her technique so she can per
ence. Echoing popular senti
Al Rakowski of 19 Court ter in the middle of the sum form smoothly at the Bake-Off
ment, she added that Paul
Hillside Road died on January 4, mer. No one cared about ob in San Francisco. "I just sent
Sanchez and his employees "do
2000. He enjoyed living in stacles, only about the movie. two batches over to the doctor's
good with the food." Another
Greenbelt since 1984 and in GHI And maybe they cared about office. They say they love
compliment for Sanchez's efforts.
since August, 1989. His favorite the theater as well. Haupt re them."
Paul Sanchez, a native of
holidays were Christmas and called the time that a woman When asked by the News
Hyattsville, was always fasci
Halloween and many GHI resi stepped inside, inhaled, and Review whether these were not
nated with movies as a youth.
dents will remember Al for his chirped that this is what a the the same medical practitioners
His favorite movie theater as a
annual Christmas and Halloween ater should be like. If she was who are always telling the rest
child is memorialized on the
decorations around the house, commenting about the smell, wall at Greenbelt in two differ of us not to eat caloric goodies, Marge Bergemann
yard and gazebo as well as for she was right on the money. she rep! ied, "I don't know
ent frames. Sanchez ran his
playing Santa each year so par Sanchez makes sure the pop about that, but Dr. Granite has
first movie theater at the Bonsai Winter
ents could take their own pic corn is popped fresh each night a sweet tooth. As for the
Solomon's Islands. Nowadays,
tures. He loved decorating and and refuses to use day-old ker nurse-practitioners, I haven't Silhouette Show
he owns the P&G chain of the
his motto was "There's no such nels. Fresh food, a large checked on their eating habits
aters. This is Haupt's second Come rejoice in the gifts of
thing as too many lights." screen, cheap prices, and a lately. What I say is, 'To each
time around at the Greenbelt winter from a new perspective at
Al worked for many years as Dolby sound system are some his own."'
theater, rejoining his buddy. the U. S. National Arboretum.
a banquet bartender at all of the of the reasons m·any ERHS stu The exact recipe for Chewy
Both he and Sanchez have been The National Bonsai and Penjing
major downtown hotels and for dents find the time to catch a Chocolate-Peanut Butter Bars
frustrated about making money Museum displays peerless de
about seven years as bartender flic at the P&G. Senior Kurt remains a secret, to comply
in Greenbelt. Even now, ciduous and conifer works of art
and bar manager of a local coun Nelson has bought a ticket with the Pillsbury ground rules.
Sanchez has been refused Clint for a free limited viewing in the
try club. He worked recently at around seven times this year. The final judging will be done
Eastwood, James Bond, and Special Exhibits Wing of the mu
both the Elks Club on What sets it apart from other by consumer research and a
Hitchcock again for future film seum January 15 - 23, 10 a.m. -
Kenilworth Avenue and the movie theaters? He agrees that panel of food experts, working
festivals, recently receiving an 3:30 p.m.
American Legion on Greenbelt it is the "bigger screen and bet in jury-room secrecy. Prize
okay for two Stanley Kubrick
Road. Since he usually worked ter sound" that separates the winners will be announced on
films after having been rebuffed
evenings, many neighbors saw a P&G from others in the area. February 29 during a nationally +
lot of him around the neighbor To junior Madeline Bell, the for Kubrick earlier. An old televised awards program, atit~, You're
comedy festival might be the
hood with his dog "Daisy" who P&G is "more of a community hosted by Phylicia Rashad, that
firmly believes she's Al's mother theater." She and her family best possibility in the future, will air on CBS at 11 a.m. tt 1 Welcome
perhaps featuring the Marx
and doesn't have a clue she's a will go "whenever we get a Lots of luck, Marge' The ~~tut Mt Here
Brothers and W.C. Fields, but
dog. Al loved fishing and chance." The Bell family mem honor of Greenbelt rests on
for now Sanchez is resigned to St. George's
magic and over the last few bers are regulars at the Old your shoulders.
offering one premiere at a tim_e
years became a very talented ma Greenbelt Theater, buying if more requests for film festi Episcopal Church
gician. He did several parties movie posters from Sanchez vals continue to be turned Smoke Cessation
and loved entertaining customers when they are particularly away. The prospect of losing EpiscopaVAnglican
as well as his family. drawn to a picture. Sophomore money always looms. Indeed, Program at Laurel Corner of Lanham-Severn Road (MD
He is survived by his wife, Andrew Troy has only been to the P&G is still in debt despite Laurel Regional Hospital is 564) and Glenn Dale Road, Just South of
Courtney Pearson, his mother, the theater once, drawn by the recent success. Still the pessi sponsoring a free four-session Greenbelt Rd (MDI93), Glenn Dale
Ann Bulkowski, a sister and Hitchcock festival. When asked mism remains absent from Bob quit smoking program on January 301-262-3285
brother-in-law, five children, two what he thought of the historic Haupt's face. There is only de 11, 13, 18, and 20 from 7 to 8 http://members.aol.com/stgeogd/
daughters-in-law, and 13 grand building, Andrew searched for termination. And why not? p.m. Sunday Services
children, many friends and ex the right word, deciding against With a theater so loved by its To register, call the registra 9 am Folk Se1Yice (Interpreted for the
tended family members in Mary "nostalgic" and reluctantly set patrons and so assisted by its tion hotline at 301-497-8736 or Deaf/Hard of Hearing)
land and Weirton, West Virginia. tling for "pretty cool." It, is ob city council, a theater with new 410-792-2413. IO am Education for all ages
vious that the P&G cannot be 11 am Sung Sen,ice
seats and a new marquee added,
described by mere words, but
you get the feeling that Paul
Jane M. Hawes Sanchez will not have to add a Greenb lt Community Church
Jane M. Hawes, born October postscript for a long time.
Our Neighbors
10, 1938 in N. Dighton, MA, Maybe never, as long as people UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
passed away on December 28, Our deepest sympathy to keep coming.
1999, at her home in Plano, TX, News Review staffer Millie Hillside & Crescent Roads
after a courageous battle with O'Dea on the death of her son Phone: [phone] mornings
cancer. She and her husband, Joe Williams of Baltimore. Baha'i Faith
SUNDAY WORSHIP
Douglas, lived in Greenbelt for
10:15 a.m.
12 years, first at 57-K Ridge and "The well-being of mankind,
Daniel Hamlin, Pastor
then at 5-A Laurel Hill. She was Paint Branch Unitarian its peace and security, are "A church of the open mind, the warm heart,
a 4-H group leader and preside_nt Universalist Church unattainable unless and the aspiring soul, and the social vision ... "
of St. Hugh's Parish Council. 3215 Powder Mill Road, until its unity is firmly
When she moved to Texas she I-.!;.:_-_:_- -------~-'_--- ;_;;.;;_;;;.- --~- ....-.' ::"'-.~ -~ --~.;-~~~~~.;-~~~.;-.:..:.~,
Beltsville/ Adelphi (301-937-3666) established."
became the science department UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Welcomes you to our open,
chair for Clark High School. She nurturing community -Baha'i Sacred Writings Mowatt Memorial United Methodist Church
was a member of many state
January 9, 2000. 9:30 & 11:15 a.m. Greenbelt Baha'i Community 40 Ridge Road. Greenbelt
teacher organizations along with
''Wounded Words" P.O. Box245 301-474-9410
the Delta Kappa Gamma society.
She taught in Plano for 20 years Co-Miannisdt eJrasc oB aBr.b taerna HWoevlels, 301G-3r4e5e-2n9b1e8l t, M30D1 -2202707-301 60 ref..:.._. =~ '-./-\:..._': SUNDAY
and was a beloved friend and assisted by Tish Hall, . ..._, Childrens and Adults
mentor to many. Kathleen Litz, and Information about the Baha'i Faith is on the ~ Bible Study 9:30 am
Jane Hawes is survived by her Shannon Thomas World Wide Web at http://www.bahai.org/ ~ill~til~b~ n....-i!!l'-Worship Service 11 :OOam
husband, Douglas, of 38 years, Hand1cappedaccessible Rev. Guillermo Chavez, Pastor
daughter Sharon Ly·nan and so_n MASS SCHEDULE: All persons from all races and cultural backgrounds are
in-law George of Grand Prame, Sunday 8, 9:30, I I a.m., 12:30 p.m. welcome. Together we learn to seNe Christ ·
daughter Lori Mogensen and son
Saturday 5 p.m.
in-law Rich of Houston, son Jeff
Hawes and daughter-in-law Daily Mass: As announced Ill HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cynthia of Denton, daughter Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:45-4:45 p.m. 61!!!' Friendly people worshiping God and serving their community
Diane Flynn and son-in-law Mike Rev. Thomas F. Crowley, Pastor• In Residence: Rev. Walter J. Tappe 1
of Allen, eight grandchildren and
sister Joan Lechowich of 11 Sunday Worship Services
ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Charlottesville, VA.
8:30 and 11:15 A.M.
135 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Md.
Education Hour
~'2&b•s 10:00 A.M.
New love/
Located at the comer of Crescent and Greenhill Roads
Catholic Morning Worship Service !Sunday) 8:35 & l 1: 00 AM A.
Community Bible Study for all ages !Sunday) 9:45 AM ----:.ii~•·•=--.-..- , ~.A
of Greenbelt Evening Worship and Small Groups !Sunday) 6:00 PM Otl.~ ~
Prayer (Wednesday) 7:00 PM lh
MASS For transportation or more information ca/1474-4212 6905 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770
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10AM
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Thursday, January 6, 2000 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 5
ing was stopped as a suspi old male resident was arrested g1ma tags TYC 6907, Dec. 29,
POLICE BLOTTER : cious vehicle. Located inside and charged with driving while from the 7400 block of
the vehicle were a quantity of intoxicated and driving under Greenbelt Road.
I suspected marijuana and mate the influence after a traffic ac Vandalisms to and thefts
rials commonly used to pack cident. He was transported to from vehicles were reported in
age marijuana. A 14-year-old the Department of Corrections the following areas: 6100 block
Based on information released by the Greenbelt Police De
nonresident inside the vehicle for presentation before a dis of Breezewood Drive, 6000 and
partment. Dates and times are those when police were first
contacted about incidents. was charged on petition with trict court commissioner. 6200 blocks of Springhill
possession of marijuana and Vehicle Crimes Drive, 5900 block of
Rape 23, 9: 18 p.m., a parcel delivery possession of drug parapherna The following vehicles were Cherrywood Terrace, 6600
6100 block of Breeze wood person was making a deli very lia. Both were released to par reported stolen: a burgundy block of Lake Park Drive, unit
Drive, Dec. 28, 4:08 a.m., a at an apartment when a youth ents pending action by the ju four-door 1995 Nissan Maxima block and 10 Court of Parkway,
woman heard a knock on her opened an apartment door in venile justice system. with Maryland tags DPN 179, and 7700 block of Hanover
window and then heard some the same hallway and demanded 6100 block of Springhill Dec. 28, from Beltway Plaza Parkwa~
one knock on her door a short to know where his package Terrace, Dec. 25, 8:45 p.m., a Mall, and a black four-door
time later. When she answered was. The delivery person ges 39-year-old male nonresident 1992 Acura Legend with Vir- ~
the door, a man forced his way tured for the youth to wait un was arrested and charged with
in. Once inside, he sexually til he was done with the first possession of drug parapherna
assaulted her and took money. customer. The youth went back lia after he was stopped by of
He then fled the scene. inside his apartment and came ficers responding to a report of REGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL
Armed Robbery out holding what appeared to a disorderly person and found ~ MUNICIPAL BUILDING CO~CIL ROOM
6200 block of Springhill be a black semiautomatic pistol. to be in possession of materials ~ January 10, 2000 - 8.00 P.M.
Drive, Dec. 23, 8:54 p.m., resi After the delivery person fin commonly used to smoke mari
dents of an apartment answered ished with his delivery, the juana. He was also found to I. ORGANIZATION
a knock at their front door, and youth followed him down the have three open warrants with
three people forced their way steps, again demanding his the Prince George's County 1. Call to Order
into the apartment armed with package while pointing the pis Sheriff's Department. He was
knives and handguns. They tol at the victim. The victim transported to the Department 2. Roll Call
robbed each of the four vic grabbed the gun and realized of Corrections for presentation
tims, taking money and other that it was a pellet gun. He let before a district court commis 3. Meditation and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
items. One of the victims was go of the gun, and the youth sioner.
kicked several times and was walked away. Beltway Plaza Mall, Dec. 4. Consent Agenda -Approval of Staff Recommendations
transported to Doctor's Hospital Drugs 26, 1:35 a.m., officers re
for minor injuries. The sus 6300 block of Golden Tri sponded to a report of a theft, (The consent agenda consists of those items which have
pects are described as a black angle Drive, Dec. 24, 2: 17 a.m., and a computer check revealed asterisks [ *J placed beside them, subject to such revisions
female, 5'6", and 115 lbs., a 23-year-old nonresident was that the complainant had an as may be made by the Council prior to approval.)
wearing a black hat and a black arrested and charged on citation open warrant with the Prince
5. Approval of Agenda and Additions
mask and armed with a knife; a with possession of drug para George's County Sheriff's De
black male 19 years of age, phernalia after officers respond partment. The subject was ar II. COMMUNICATIONS
6'4", with an average build, ing to a report of loud party rested and was then found to
wearing a black mask and discovered him holding a pipe be in possession of suspected 6. Presentations
armed with a silver pistol; and commonly used to smoke mari marijuana and materials com
a black male 19 years of age, juana. He was released on cita monly used to smoke mari -Greenbelt New Year Committee
6'0", with a thin build, wearing tion pending trial. juana. He was transported to
blue nylon running pants and a Area of Southway and the Department of Corrections 7. Petitions and Requests
bandana over his face and Greenbelt Road, Dec. 24, 11: 12 for presentation before a dis
armed with a silver pistol and a p.m., a 16-year-old nonresident trict court commissioner. ( Petitions received at the meeting will not be acted upon
machete-type knife. was charged on petition with Driving While Intoxicated by the City Council at this meeting unless the standing
Assault possession of drug parapherna 36 court of Crescent Road, rules are waived by the Council.)
100 block of Westway, Dec. lia after the car he was operat- Dec. 23, 10:59 p.m., a 53-year-
8. Minutes of Meetings
City of Greenbelt Department of Public Works 9. Administrative Reports
CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION POINTS
* 10. Committee Reports
Recycle your Christmas trees between December 29, 99 and February 7, 2000. Trees will be
processed through the wood chipper and used as m c round trees and flower beds. Trees will be III. LEGISLATION
picked up at the following locations: __JI v.., i.
GHI 73 Cl Rldge Road ~t1UltmiQ'r.:-A1nt:E-Between Buildings: 11. A Resolution to Establish a Task Force to Design and
-Playground Opposite 6936 & 6978 Hanover Parkway Implement a Program to Celebrate the Millennium Year in
Plateau Place & Rldge Road Greenbelt
-Comer playground DSOR GREEN -2nd Reading
Research Road & HIiiside Road '\ Court Entrances (picked up by
-Comer ✓' Windsor Green Staff) 12. An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 11.5, "Noise Control"
Eastway & Crescent Road - 1st Reading
-Comer GREEN OQK VILLAGE & ESTATES
21 Ct Ridge Road utheast Comer of Ora Glen Drive 13. A Resolution to Establish Penalties for Violation of
-Across Green Rldge Hou a athew Drive Chapter 11.5, "Noise Control"
Crescent Road & Ridge Road -S
- 1st Reading
-Playground atjun~ttmf../1 Pa
Parkway Rd ~__.L...,_ -In fr t of barricade at Mandan Road
14. A Resolution to Amend Resolution 899
-Across from Community C~ch and M
- 1st Reading
-Comer across 58 Ct Cresce .
7 Ct Southway Road / GREENWge>D VIL
IV. OTHER BUSINESS
-Playground at LI League '--=oppo$1te 8
11 Ct & 13 Ct RI e ti -Opposite
15. Petition re: Hanover Parkway
-Park area-tlldllYeEtn courts -Opposite 7
/ _.,,,,.,,.-,
~ 16. Comparison Study of Salary and Benefits
BOXWOOD lvy~e~ ne
-Playground
17. State Legislation -Proposals to Modify Text Amendment
Process
LAKEWOOD
18. Consideration of Prohibition on Pandhandling
* 19. Brae Brook Drive Revegetation Plan
* 20. Approval of Facility Rental Waiver
UNIVERSITY SQU~ntof s,w,,-i-m--m-..i.n. g pool * 21. Approval of Departure from Sign Design Standards
earswtmm~ V. MEETINGS
*****
NOTE: This is a preliminary agenda, subject to change. Regular Coun-
. cil meetings are open to the public and all interested citizens are in
vited to attend. For information, please call 301-474-3870. If special
accommodations are required to make this meeting accessible to any
disabled person, please call 301-474-8000 or 301-474-2046 (TDD)
to request such accommodation before 10:00 am on the day of the
meeting.
-Open area across from 6510 &
GLEN OAKS-Between Buildings: Lake Park Drive
7903 & 7905 Mandan Road Check out the Greenbelt City link website at www.ci.greenbelt.md.us
7509 & 7511 Mandan Road
David E. Moran, CMC
City Clerk
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COORDINATOR oriented festivals which of Manuel Lopez which will be providing a safe climate for arts Le Leche League
Greenbelt might host. For ex open through January 27 in the education initiatives, a place
To Meet January 18
(Continued from page 1) ample, I am working with the Municipal Conference Room Gal where people may come as be
sale throughout the month of De Greenbelt Arts Center to gauge lery in the Municipal Building. ginners and feel excited - rather Le Leche League of
cember at the main office of the regional interest in a community The exhibit will be open from than anxious - about that. Greenbelt will meet on Tuesday,
Greenbelt Community Center, theater festival. We envision this 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On the 'Tm here as a facilitator to January 18, at l 0 a.m. at Holy
may be redeemed for visual arts being a multi-faceted event incor second and fourth Mondays the help others realize their visions Cross Lutheran Church, 6905
classes, performances, creative porating performances in several exhibit will be open from 7 to 10 for the city. People should feel Greenbelt Road. The topic of
drop-in activities, Greenbelt New venues as well as skill-building p.m. The exhibit includes 10 free to talk to me. I want people the meeting is "Becoming a
Year tickets, and other offerings. workshops by and for theater af works by the artist. The majority to share their ideas. I won't be Mother: Changes, Adjustments,
As sponsors, we are hoping that filiates on topics of their choice. are richly-colored close-range limited by my own imagination. Needs." Pregnant and breastfeed
individuals who have enjoyed our Such a festival might be a good photographs of tropical flowers There is no limit to what we can ing mothers are invited to attend.
arts programming in the past will way to enhance the sense of which Manny made on a visit to do." Babies are welcome. For more
give these certificates as a way of community enjoyed by Greenbelt Hawaii in August of this year." information call Mary at 301-
introducing a friend, colleague, or artists. In addition, the festival The other exhibit, Figure in 345-4589.
family member to Greenbelt's would broaden the scope of cul Fiber, continues until January 12.
cultural opportunities. With' tural programming available to It features weavings by Elizabeth
prices starting at just $10, the city residents and could help· to Lundberg Morisette, costumes by
certificates are a very affordable introduce patrons of the arts from Charles T. Jones, and silk paint
gift option as well as a creative other communities to Greenbelt's ings by Jan Jones.
one!" resources. An independent film Background PRINCE GEORGE'S
Communications festival would be another option; "I got my undergraduate de
'Tm interested in strengthen I am currently consulting with gree at Brandeis. Then I got a COMMUNITY COLLEGE -
Greenbelt Access Television, the master's degree in American stud
ing communication not only with
Greenbelt Theater, the Writers' ies from Maryland. American
Greenbelt's arts programmers, but
also with individual citizens who Group, and others to gauge com studies was a great way to pre at Eleanor Roosevelt High School
have an interest in the cultural munity interest." pare for this career. I met lots of
life of the city. I am working Visual Exhibitions people interested in multi-cultural 7601 Hanover Parkway • Greenbelt, MD 20770
"I am hoping to aid the city studies. While I was there, I
with the Greenbelt Association
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ment of Recreation, and the Arts visual arts exhibition program. became an administrator, and I've
Advisory Board, for instance, to Two exhibits are currently on taught print making, drawing,
view. photography. ♦ Credit sections in Accounting, Art, Biology, Business,
develop new tools for assessing
levels of citizen involvement and "The first exhibit is Paradise "I got into the nitty gritty, Computer Literacy, Developmental Math/English,
Found: The Floral Photography writing budgets, grants. I like Economics, Engineering Technology, English, History,
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are invited to contact me directly MEETING OF GHI certificate in General Studies.
with their creative ideas at 301- BOARD OF DIRECTORS ♦ Classes are scheduled Mon., Tues., Wed., or Thurs.,
474-8000. While I look forward
to exploring community interest Thursday, January 13, 2000 • 7:30 p.m. 7-10 p.m., beginning the week ofJanuary 24, 2000.
in some of my own programming GHI Board Room
♦ In-person registration at Eleanor Roosevelt High
ideas, I do not intend to be lim
School, Mon., January 10, 2000, 6:30-8 p.m.
ited by the boundaries of my own
Key Agenda Items
imagination in my role as Arts
♦ Continuous registration at the Largo Campus, Mon.
Coordinator. A dynamic ex ♦ Third Quarter Financial Statement Discussion
Thurs., 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; and Sat.,
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in ensuring the quality and rel
♦ Approval of Recognition Agreement Action
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Greenbelt." National City Mortgage For more information, call 301-322-0783.
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PARTY sang and danced. For the wild Lawrence Welk dancing
alternative crowd, the band Per bubbles. Our trusty Councilman
(Continued from page 1) oxide played after the play. Ed Putens, when asked for any
Hungry? final words about 1999, said
Livengood delighted people Hungry folks had the oppor "Get Rid of IT1". So, fondest
with his storytelling. tunity to dine at the cozy New farewells to 1999 and welcome
The gymnasium of the Youth Deal Cafe while listening to the at last to the year 2000.
Center was filled with fun ac musical groups Fire Dean and
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huge blow-up obstacle course. cafe portends great future To Give Lecture
If that didn't tire you out, you events when it becomes opera
Adventist HealthCare will
could don a sumo wrestling tional.
costume and try to push your Even with a late start, you present a discussion of issues re
lated to long term care insurance
opponent out of the ring. To had to fight the crowds to see
including legislation, consumer
top it off, if you felt the need magician Eric Henning at the
positions, trends and how to
to belt out a few notes, whether Greenbelt Historic Theatre. He
evaluate the issue. The free pro
on-key or a little "out of tune", did not let the throngs down
gram will be held on Tuesday,
karaoke was available. If you with his disappearing wedding
January 18 at 7 p.m. at Fairland
needed a rest, you could try ring trick. This reporter still
your luck at bingo. For the cannot come up with some logi Nursing and Rehabilitation Cen
ter (2101 Fairland Road, Silver
older folks, Dave Schuman con cal explanation to Henning's
Spring). Pre-registration is re
ducted a swing dance lesson ring trick, so it must have been
and then held a dance in the the gods of magic casting their quired, call 301-681-6800.
game room. spell.
In the Greenbelt Arts Center, Towards midnight everyone
talented Greenbelt kids put on flocked to the Community Cen
the show, The Hippo Who ter gymnasium. When the mid
The News Review's fearless reporter is prepared for sumo wres Wanted to be a Ballerina. The night buzzer sounded, confetti Leonard & Holley Wallace
tling! costumes were beautiful and the rained, kisses flew and balloons
Jeannie Smith
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Governor Addresses Commerce Group Free Seminar Offered
CLASSIFIED
Governor Parris N. this year are transportation fund On Joint Replacement
Glendening will be the keynote ing, school construction, tax re
A free seminar on arthritis and to
speaker at the Prince George's duction and economic develop
tal joint replacement will be held at
Chamber of Commerce Annual ment m1tiat1ves. Members of Laurel Regional Hospital on Wednes HELP WANTED RATES
Legislative Night Dinner and the county's House and Senate day, January 12 at 6 p.m. in Confer
Program to be held on Monday, Delegations, as well as the ence Rooms A & B. Dr. Jerry R. Tho OFFICE NURSE - Busy internal CLASSIFIED: $2.50 minimum for
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winds. This program affords Councilmembers have been in charge for listing items that are found.
Anders, R.N., will present the one
members of the Prince George's vited. hour program which will include a PART TIME POSITION - Medical Submit ad with payment to the News Re
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December was a time for trips ing to see first-hand a part of the Janie Acenero were chosen to rep
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