................. , ......... C..piW fna lllfwaatioa FaralaltM ., tlie G,_belt

Pollee l)efutaeat

.y F/F BID ....... ... AprUW.a­

WtMly Call8 The GrHDbelt VolantMr Ftre

Department aDd Rucue Squad, ra 15 call• durlq the week of Jlarela 10. Fire calla: 4 tralllfere to other compa~~:ra, 2 1tractural ftra, aDd oM alarm bella. RetiCue call•: II lick people, 4 injured people, 8 \'lhlele accident., 2 calli for troouble breathlq, one 1h11ot­iq, one 0\'tr-doH, and one dead on arrl\'al.

On llueh 'I a eerioua accident occurred at Mandu and Green­belt Roed. The operator of the \'ehlele which struck another ve­blele waa, at laat report, in criti­cal condition at the Prince· Georre• Shock Trauma Unit.

On March 2 Pic. Thomas R.

Traaaa On Wednuclay, March 7, at

7 p.m. the Greenbelt ftre depart­ment re1ponded to a two \'Oiele accldlnt at the interHCtlon of Greenbelt and Mandan Rd1. Four people -re Injured. The dri\'en .of both nhlclea were the moat Hrioally Injured. One reeel\'ed a Hrioally broken ler and the other recelm a head trauma ancl Ia atill In· Prince Georre. General Roapital listed In critical collllldon. lAaldnr ra•ollne and trapped penou complicated the eforta of the ftre and reaeue per. eonnel. The cauH of the acci­dent Ia belnr innatlpted by the Gnnbelt pollee.

Juatln arreated tlwo non-realdent juvenile rtrla for IMpllftlnr at Marahall'a In Beltway Piasa. The two auapeeb were obaernd by • e c urI t y periOilnel remo"inr property and attalptlnr to lean the atore \ithout paying for it.

Bhoetlar At 1101111 on Tbunday, March 8,

the ftre department wa1 aum· monad to Ranonr Parkway for a poaalble ahootlnr. Upon ar­riftl of ftre and reaeue unit. one male nliclent waa found to be llldrerlq from a run 1hot wound to the ebeat. Eftorta to H\'1\'e the \'lctlm -re not aueceaaful. While nlckle 11 1uapeeted to be the ea- of death, the Incident Ia 1W aDder lnnatlratlon by the poUce.

JUte Fl:Finr Conteet The March winds are just

around the corner and aoon chil­dren'• thour'llu will turn to the are old aport of kitlnr. The Greenbelt Recreation Department baa planned their annual Kite Flylnr Conteat. The date will be Saturday, March 24, on Braden Field at 12 noon. Rain date Is Karch 81. Watch the Newa Re­new for further details. Wild Flowen of Prince GeorrH

Coant:F and Maryland Wild Flowen of Prince Georree

County and Maryland will be ldentlfted on field tripa to differ­ent ecolorlcal altea durlnr the aprlnr throurh late summer. Stu­dent. will acquire the skills and Information to further pursue the identification of wild ftowen he­yond thoae learned In the course. Student• should be physically ac­tive. For further information on feea and tlmee, call the Recrea­tion Depa11rtment, 474-6878, Mon­day thru Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Internships at ArchlvM

Pfc. John R. Squire• arrested a non-resident mAle on March 8 for ahopllftinr at Kanball's. The auapect had reiiiO\'ed his ahoea, replaced them with new shoes and then attempted to lean with­out partnr.

On Karch 8, Ollcer J. Michael RaamuaHn arreatecl a non-real­dent male for 1hopllfting at Photo World In Beltway Plaza. The 1uapect had placed several rolla of ftlm lnaide hla jacket and waa attemptlq to lean the a tore.

Pfe. Ja-mes D. Lon and Pfc. Juan Turner a~tended a Crime Beene ID\'eatlra·tion School laat -ek In Pennaylnnla.

Bingo 7:30p.m.

every Thursday

at

St.a Rugh~s 135 Creleent Road

GHI BOARD MEETING

Preliminary Agenda Tllanday

Marcil 22, 1984 l:tt p.a.

GHIDC Meetin< 1. Appronl of Agenda 2. Approval of Membership

APllllcatlolli 8. Viaiton A Members 4. 'Manarer a. Rule• and Re~tulations b. A~renda, Annual Member­

ahip meeting c. Boiler room chimney re­

moval d. Roach extermination con·

tract II. Committee~ 6. Preaident 7. Board llembera

"lorn Y..-rclay" At Petru«l's

The Garaon Kanln comedy Born Yesterday Is pla:vlnr at Petrucci's Main Street Dinner Theater in Laurel now throu&'h April 8. This "riot of laurhs and painless lea­aon In cl\'lca," is directed by Phillip Rayher and features Lynn Steinmetz as ex-chorus girl Bil­lie and Stephen Aronaon, as Harry Brock, a junk dealer and her boyfrien~ rrown fabulously rich. Petruecl'i all you can. eat dinner features Italian-American food. Phone 726-6226 for Infor­mation.

Parents Without Partnen lnvltM G~ ta MMtlng

A free educational provam open to the ·slnrle community will be held by Parenti Without Part­Den, Inc., Nomad Chapter #1192 on "Enrything You Wanted to Know about Parenti Without Partnen - But Didn't Know Whom to Aak." 'nle prorram will be held on Tuesday, Karch 27 at 8 p.m. In the Greenbriar Com· munlty Building. There will be a time for queatlons from rueata. There Ia no admlulon; light re­freahmenta will be aerved at 9:80p.m. ~

Congratulations

Moe & llalne

lest wlsltes

Sharon, Jimi, Matt,

Dorothy, Glen, Steve,

Donna, Carol, Bill

NYMAN R tv, INC. "Rick" Barber, GRI, CRS

*Certified Realden~lal Spe­claliat (CRS)

*Graduate Realton Inatl­tute (GRI)

*Member, Prince Georrea County Board of Realton •1981 P.ealtor Auoclate

of the Year et979 Community In­

volvement Award •1981-1988 Bd. of Direc-

tors •MLS Listing Award et981 -7th PI: Moat Settled •1982 - 6th Pl. Moat Settled

WANTED! Properties to market in the Greenbelt area. (Gffi,' C h a r I e 1 to w n e Villare, Greenbriar, Windaor Green, Lakeaide, Boxwood, Lake· wood, Woodland Rills). Call for no obllration conlulb­tlon. 441-1010 474-5700

Ask for "Rick"

Maryland~·,..,.... To be Honored by Legion

The Greenbelt American Legion Poet 186 Rome will be the aeene of a aporta extra?aranza on Fri­day, March 28 from 7 to 11 p.m. when the local Lerion post hon.­ora the Unlnnity of Maryland aeniar football players.

Head coach Bobby Ross and hie staff will be featured. Guests will include Federal and Redskin 11layera plua "Boomer'' Ealason.

Everyone Is Invited. For further Information, ticlteta call S46-0186.

Attention

GHI

Members

You mar call the Hainten· ance Dapartment (474-6011) for service on elorred dralna.

Yoa muat Inform the depart· meat If a drain cleaner hu al· ready been ulecl on the drain.

Maintenance penonnel can and have aufferecl Hrioua in· jury when they were not awate drain cleaner had been uaed.

FOR SALE Chelsea Woods • Super

clean 2 br. condo -priced tQ sell '49,1SOO.

Greenbelt 8 br. GHI end masonry thse. Great location ,154,900.

Landover Hills - Wow • 2 br. col. w/family room, lBt floor, wood­burniag stove, full bsmt., large fenced lot '67,950.

Seabrook - Custom built 4 br rambler - 2 baths 2 fireplaces - huge country kitchen, 1 car scarage w /fantastic fenced lot! ~9,950.

Please call

Joyce Abell at

• 474-5700 (or) 474-1514

lntrodudory Sale

Panasonic ·sport 500 Sale price $154.95

nr. f189

ctw.~ Sprhl~r S!*lala: Tune-ap StUll

COMplete OYerhaul tlt.lll WITH THIS AD ONLY

COllEGE PARK SCHWINN®

r I

5003 GREENBELT RD. 345-7675

The Maryland Hall of Records Commi11ion haa announced open­inra for seven poaitlona ·for ita Summer Archival Internship Pro­rram at the State Arcblvea In Annapolis. The te~rweek lntern­ahlpa carry a atipenu of ,1,176.

Candidate• for the internahlp prorram muat be currently en­rolled ~rraduate studenta or ad­vanced undei'Jtraduatea who have received all or ptlrt of their edu­cation at Maryland institution• or who are Maryland rHidenb attendin1 an 01.1t-of-atate collere or univenity. Partiripantl in pre­vioua summer internship pro­iframa at the Hall of Recorda are not elilfible to reapply. Finall&h will be interviewt'd in mid-Aprft,

MOVING?

Persons intt'rr•t"d in archival work may obtam applications by writinll' to thl' Hall of Record•, P.O. Box ~28. Annapolis, Mary­land 21404, or hy callinr 269-:W16. Thl' deadline ia April 6.

~t.1SCI1~ • MOVING 'P

co. 441-3345

LOCATID • ORE!Mil T

0

SERVING THE ENTIRE METRO AREA e Expert Mowtnt a PacklnQ e Inane! ·~ ...... e t...ve. ,uty Equipped,

P.6ded v-e ,,.. Eellmatee

KR.T8CHM.R

MOVINCI CO.

UCBI\'8 A 111o DISCOUNT WITJIIIBN'nON Ot' TBJa AD

:::rll-c..:;.,t .,. Leta Ill*. .

The lfareh IS eltr ciaicD .....-. ~.;::; li varioua pitltlonen · prompiJ ...,_. ·••n · q !sit'* aupport, But thla harmODJ dltlrloratecl qaleklJ with ilJ· ftnt order of reauJar baabaeu. · .· ,

AN INDEPENDENT N.w.APEI

Volume 47, Number 18 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., Mar. 22, 1984

State lttrfa)atlOD - PG '18 - wu the .tnt tt.l of eld' buaineu. Coutderatlon of the matter took ....a twllfl and dead ends, with oae motiOil ~ tor IMk ot a....., and a requeat for another inotlon boil the JDa1C)r ....,.,_

LegionAuxiliaryUndertakes Project F orCity;GoodSamaritanFundSetUp

by BiD Rowlud A variety ol business

helped ftll out the city coun­cil's agenda of ita regular meeting on March IS, rang. ing through two kinds of good deeda, rental boata, ballfield lights, fireworks, and audit services. Council closed out the evening by talking at length - incon­elusively - about ways to. streamline its agendas and thus shorten its meetings.

Greenbelt Unit 186 of the American Legion Auxiliary baa won a $600 award from Ita na­tional orranlzation for being the unit in Maryland whieh baa aur­paased Its previous year'a mem· benhip by the greatest amount. The award must be used for a community service project that can be completed b)' the end of June. The unit bad aaked the city for ideas, and durinr the council meeUII&' wu rl\'eft a Uat of 20 pro,J.et aU&'fUtlonl eom· piled by atalr In the citra nrloua departments. The members of the unit will decide which project to undertake.

The Greenbelt Clerr:v Aaaocia­tion, throurh Ita 111okeaman, Rev­erend Edward Birner, won the agreement of council for the eatabllahment of a Good Samari­tan Help Fund that will be u1ed to aid aeleeted tranalenb In Greenbelt aa well aa Greenbelt residents. Contribution• to the fund will be made by the Green· belt relirtoua orranlzationa and

by otbar interested orpnlsation1. The city will depolit the m01117 In a bank account, aDd will ac­count for reeeiptl aDd clisbune­meab. Tranelenta or othera need· inr emerrency food, pullne, or tranaportatlon will be rtnn a \'OIICber by the Greenbelt pollee dlapateber when the dlapateher Ia authorized to do eo by the pollee shift commander, the city mana­rer, or a Greenbelt mlnilter •. So far, arranremenb han been made with a reataurant, a pa atatlon, and a grocery atore to accept the vouchen, with other vendon expected to be added In the future. The city will reim· burae the vendon for wueben accepted. The entire proceea wlll have aafeguarda built In to pre­\'ellt abuaea.

Rental Boeb The ownera of Gunner'• Mate,

llle., Hr. and Hn. Dwayne Bow­man, the oonce•lonalrea at At­tlok Park, have uked that the city increaH the nuntber of boat. aq_therlaed to be anllable for relit on Greel'lbelt LeU. Tbia request waa nuwle after the city Jut year found that the au­thorlzM total of 16 boat., lnclud­lnr two reaeue boat., waa being exceeded. The Bowman• want the limit in the eoneeulon arree­mtnt increased to 28 boata, of which 10 would be ·paddle boats, 12 rowboat., and one reaeue boat.

The Bowmana, In a le~ter and orally to council, noted how popu­lar the rowbot.b have become now that the lake baa been atocked with t\ah, and alao cited

the popularity of the paddle boata. The1 aald that If a HC­ond reacue boat ahoold ever be needed, tbeJ coald eullJ plat an outboard motor the:v own onto

, a rowboat. The BowiDana em­phaalaecl that tbeJ mlllt always ban more boate aftilable on ahore, 1Mether at the lake or atored elaewbere, than are au­thorised for uae on the lake. Thl1, theJ e~~plaiaecl Ia needed in the event a boM Ia d._recl or atarta leakina. aDd mut be r.­placed. Aa llr. Bowman p¢ it to council, rulllliq a boat rental Ia not like ha\'lq a lOft-drink maehlne: whe a boat bae to be replaced, you don't juat tet an­other one out of tM macblne.

'nle city's Park and Recrea­tion Ad\'1101')' Board (PRAB) had aleo Hnt a letter to council, ult· inr that council delay a decielon about the rental boat. until PRAB can rn1- Mld comment on the propo~&l. Council arreed It aboukl ba\'e PRAB'• Ylew1, and deferred aoUon on the matter.

p ............ Council acceptecl the foltcnrlhg

propoule or blda: -A propoaal from Wooden A

Beuon, CPA, to perform the year-end audit of the ci~J''I ft. nancial reeord1. Council w1111b the ftrm alao to esamlne the ftnanclal report of Storer Cable Communlcatlone, b e c a u 1 e the revenue recelm b)' the ci-ty from Storer under tbe franchlae arree· ment baa been ate.cllly decreu­illlf. With rerard to looklnr at the eltJ'a recorda, Wooden A Bee PROPOIIALI. ,... I, eel. I

GHI Proposal to Participate In New Bank Venture Could Bring Benefits

by Mavis Fleteher A propoaal for GHI'a par­

ticipation In a mortaqe bankilll' cooperative In part.. nenhip with the NatlOD&l Consumer Cooperative Bank was the eentral topic of the March 8 meetiiq of the board of directors of Green­belt Homee, Inc. Accordiq

purchaae NCCB 1tock to obta\P amount of GRI indebtaclnaa for the '18.7 miUlon loan in July the rehab loan by tiM amount of of 1H1. C~~rr~nt utlmatea lndl- the - lltock ,arellaae. Thua eate that only aboat '11 million the lien aplaat WM GBI deed will be ueed to -plete the re- of truat for the NCCB loan bab procram. Since the atoek woukl end up aroaacl •10.1 million parebue wu buecl on the full tnatead of •u aOUoa. '1'1111 dlf. amount of _,.. loan, GRI baa in terence, enr tile 10-Jear a-rtl­e6'eet al-t 1110,000 "uceu" aatlon period. waUl laft IMID­NOOB 1toek-tM dltrerence be· ben -udq Ia tile ranp of twMn 7% -of tile f18.7 million ti'IO,OOO Ia prlaclpal aad lntereet loan ud 7'JC. ol the Ill million paJ'IIIeDU.

no takers. . · .. Introdaeed into the Karylanct Wllte ........-.... ...,,,..;.. ·

General AIMIDhlJ bF Delepte. with tlla NPRt. . Bird; PO 411 wulcl reeaable Ar- 'l'bl 11M1e ........_ fa. "'aoot tlele VII of the ContT a.arter. for tltJI ~ .;..._. ID Article VII on Pl..-illl' a .. son- wtiWa wal'dl, ....... tile IIIII lq III&Uen 1lu beell deelarelt -...t CIII..W Ia ..._ ._. ._ i~e beenM Pri~ree ..._....._. C....O ._.....a. Georl.a CootT le put of the tab tile .._ of APB ud npot Jlarylallll Natiollal Cepital Park port two prnlllou of tile 'biD· a n d PI a n n lac Commlaaion bJ aiJIPitiac to tiM PriMe (IINOPPC). PO 418 would ctn Georpe •~nnllte aacl C....U the c-ty ratllw than IINCPPC tW the foJiowbw wnlcl be cle­aa~ty in planalq aDd aonlq linllll' ......... ta to ~ matten. law: 1) rtma• clti.......tbe a1111ftr

In a two,.pap report, the Ad- to ta11e lilllla• tat ••• illt_. \'lle&'J' Planninr Board (APB) to refereDclla aad I) ....... ...._ recommended that tbe cltT oppoee ... aaHclatlou 1tandl111' to tUe the btu 1lnce APB could not auP- sonlq appeala to court. c....a · port the bill Ia itt entirety • .APB pa .... both parte Ia em. -"-. did not arree that ~ondltional and 4-1, with x.,_. Gl W.....,... ftoatiq sonea abOIIId be pro- oppoeed. l:xpreulq aore nppori htbttecl or that muter piau aDd for Item 1 thaD Item 1, be W HCtlonal map ~- abould eatller aaked for, bat not r.­be aabjeet to eountT·wkla refer- cei'Hd, a motion to · dlnle the eDII•ma. Cltl .. n Barry Sehlelia- queatloD. rer, wbo had att.endecl APB'a White mO\'ed, bat. fafted to pt meatinlra With the proponab a ~~eollll to, the idq ot reterrlq and oppoDenb of the blll, founcl the element. of 411 back to APB that tM city au« repol't wu for a fall report. Jaat.d eou­dHrereat . from the meettnp he ell took ftnal actiOil oa &he 1uae bad- att.ebded. In pertlcular, be by pauiq a moMon to make the felt tiM ¥1ew1 of the PI'OJOMIIU auneationa part of tta ~q~a~a. ha4 bee llatecl too brieflJ. The See COUNCIL, p. 1. ..a, l repon'a drafter, Adllllai•tratln Aalilti!Dt Michael lleLaaPU•, arnecl that Mien ...,,..,... other ......... 27 .-m n.w...~~-..- ... port l!OilCe OIL'&'. Hnll which bad \'ed tM a-t dla-cuaalon. 04MIDcllman T h o 111 a 1

1rr IW Prtee The G~ .. lt c.ble Tell\'lllon

Public A_. and Local Ori&'i­natlon A.,.eory Committee met TueadaJ, February 28, at the Municipal BuUcllnl'·

The fi'OIIP elected Robert C. Zua-bJ to ebalr tbe committee, and Rolly L. Carter to be \'lee chair. S•e 11. Bualte, repre~ent­lnr the Matloaal Federation of Local Cable Prilcrammen, dla­culled tllree t1P81 of -nare­meat ..,.........ta that com­munltlea ~~erou the nation u.. In OflaD~ 1ooal IICCIII cable cba!IIMle. llo1t of the IICC8II channela, aile ..W, are either run bJ a citT ~ration, a noa­proftt eorporatlcm, or aa part of aa eetablliMcl l•tltution, nell u a ~ebooler lllmlrJ. Bu•ke 111d that no .... t •rporatloaa bid the beet _. reeord, but _.... that for a low.......,.t opera&loll the other ~ option• woalcl be more f ..... ~ rer an operation with OM .W .. mber plua

. to Gelleral Manager Shekar Naruhnhan, GHI'a parilci­pation in thia cooperative would lnaure a aouree of competitively 'Brlced capital for GHI unit "loau. More­over, it would preeeDt an op. portunlty to obtain. in a form beneftclal to. the rener­al membenhlp, a rebate on part of the NCCB atock which GHI had to purehue in order to ret a rehab lou from the bank.

of that loan wllleb will ~~etually be At the llarell 1 ..ttq; the aeed. board bed Wan It an NCCB

eqalpaMDt ..... .._ apenlll, BuU ......... a ,.arly beclp\

Aecordlnc to flrure• pre .. nted by Naraalmhan durin&' an •rlier meetin&', GHI pald approslmatelJ' 7% of Itt orlrtnal llorrowi1l&' to

NCCB I• reatrlctecl bJ atatute m-onad- el ............... and .,.laws from maklnr a a le,.O, - •tDIIIq clocament atraipt cull rebate to GRI for llttAac forth it. latat ler the the- 1toek purchue. On the ~ vetwre. 'I'M -­other band, If DO adjuanent of oi'IUIIIaa ,....... for ... u. ttl anyltlnd 11 made, NCCB will real· a - eoap••h• ....,.... .. 1.. a ylelcl OCI the loan eoulder· .. with maJorltT .-.nltlp bF ably in ul!ftl of the raw of re- NOOB aaclmlaorltT OWDeralalp bF turn orl&'iftaiiJ upeeted, alnce OBI. 'ftle .............. fartller the 1toek purehaM waa In Ilea proothlad that: 1) tile MW coop­of "pobltl" oa a con\'entlonal loan eratift wwlcl M an eltplle bor· - up-front pa)'IMnt cleaiped rower trOll! NOOB; I) tba aadle­to lncreue \he lellller'• yield. bureed portiOil of GBI'a rebablll·

11 GHI ud NOCB undertake tatlon l o a n woald be "Npre­the jobat martcare banklq nn· rram...S" into a liM e1 erecltt tare, Narutmban upeeta that eommltaet t.o tiM ... eoopera-MOCB will arne to lower the S. G.ILL. ,... B. ..a. 1

of 111,000 to fiO,OOO. At the .... rt ot all anall loeal

aeeeu _.. ...... 11. aoeo...U.. to .......... \'Olllll&een wllo donate tlllllr ...... 1M ....... ...... tallt tile _.lttee look for a ntllld ,...._ with broad­out ~aau t.o work • tM ................... allo .aid U.t MOl& .-...w. Mt ap a 'riMo....., to ........... obannel .,....tiOilL 111M 111-LaqWia, •·adllalalatnti'N -­alatant, ..,.., .... that a peeeible lite for a 'riMo -ter woaW be tile Nortll J: a 4 m.-tarr laltooL

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...,, .., '- -· A, 441 ... ... ...,, ............... , ... "' .... o..r ••••u IIIMN UIIMNid, 47W411 .................

IT API' ....,. ....... Buunne ·Ban Rerna loecov, Jim Boyle, Lee CIIUibeiS, Alltlur Donn, ....., Dlnn!l.neL Ma¥11 l'lelcller, JoM l'_,..n, Jenny Gl ... r, JudJ Gokllteln, Philip J. 1t1111w1111. __, ~. p_, Hoot, J- J•"*• Rulli I<Mtnar M•rthe K1ulmen, ~ . "-e, Dorothy LMilier, loraHI ~. ..IIJ LlkO'rolkl, • !Ala MICh, ....... .....,, ... ~ley, MIUJ Molen, Dlene Oberg, J1m11 O'B.IIIVIII, ill.., ........., AdMoiM l'leler, 11uttt Powell, 8111 -lend Cllerlea F. Blwen Jr., Peerl ....... J.,ll;e Btmon. landnl Burlier Blnllh, Joann1 Tucker:· Jean Turklewlcr, OHIIIIe VIII Allen, Hellll Webb, June Webb. .

- IIAIIAMJII: ElhiiYn Blahop; Ct...- ·- Mae Glna-11, 474 ~l &.IIIII CINIMIIell: .. rbara Clawaon, 474-4541; llawe Rawlew: 47...,.131; -

&J........ ..... ......... _,..._.,'f .......... C•••••• Pullllllllntt Alaoc~, l&oc. 80MO 01' OIRIICTORI i

,._,, IEMine 8110111111; VIlli P-•• Bill Rowland; Baa .. Barbara Llko,.'lkl; 'flue., VIrginia .... ...:. _.. Flelc..... .• ·• ~ IIMK. IIUWCIIIPTIONB: 120 par per. Aclvertlelng and newa ertlclee may be melled - • o-111111· "-"ld In our box at the Greenbelt Co-op grocery atora belora t ... ,_., or' diiiVIrad to lha ldltorlel olllca In lhl buemenl of 15 Perkway 1~1111. Till oMca 11 -" MondiJ elter 8 pm tor dlapley advartltlntt: deadline 11 to pm. ....... artlcl• and cluelfiad ada ara accaptld otter a pm on TIIUday; daa6-.,,. .. 10 p.m.

Volume 47, Number 18

THANKS • Te die Btlltor:

Bow can we ever express our ~titude to a town of such beau­tiful people.

'l'llaDk J'OU for all the love and ~ J'OU have ahown to our falall7 and for our aon, David, •....m. tlala HUOn of bereave­--.

We thall1t JOU for your prea­-· praJ'III'I, ton, eomfort, aup­port, and crtfta.

..... Cralp: Dlc:k,

........ Debbie, BedlaM Vkkl

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11r faail7 fiiiMl I haft been ._,., '-Mel-Ia faet, o-rer­ftd 1d at tM oat.,.....U.. of .,.,.ttay aiiCl ncnt at the daath ~ eur llubaad aad father, Gor­. ..._ ADelL You · baYa made our hill -. beUabte aud the reall­, • ot hla life mcm vlYid. Thank

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A ...... AhutSOS ............ : .,._., u..· 'Beef?? GCI Ia

··Mil nt:lq to 1M the l,OM ·...... ,.uu... wt week'• \~ ,... artlele (wiUt no by­. 'IIIia 1lllder the eaptlon "808

.88Ma GC1 1,oiM Slpatura") atated tllue petition• were pre­-'*' to the Board, but the only pet:ltlona Hhaud4cl" to the Board - blaDlr fOI"DDa. SOS haa told QCI, the N-• Rnlew and The ~~ that they exlat but haa ,., to produce them. . . .

FortuD&tely, In Greenbelt we don't han to look far to find the beef. In a poaltlve manner and without fanfare, Jim Caaaela haa met on numeroua occaalona with memben of the GCI Boanl. and manarement •to convey the feel­lop of many lone-time Green· beltera on the dlveatlture, and to' co111plle the factual Informa­tion he and hla committee used In puttlnc together a viable pro­pout to acquire the facllltlu. Sloee they ara poatured to becln operatlona in early April, further IJ'&IICiatancllnc efrorta to delay tllnatlture an polntle11. Lat'a foeu our aupport on atreqth­•IIIC the fouudatlona qf the new Onenbalt Conaumer Cooperative. 'I'My MeCI moral and monetary &apport.

l..a\'1 eut ulde the HBlc Bun" .... a.cl eoncentrata on the ...,,

Thursday, March 22, 1984

SUPPORT GCC NOWI To the Editor:

lfoat Greenbelters agree that the closing ot Co-op's supermar­ket, pharmacy and service station represent a major crisis for the community.

Greenbeltere have responded in various ways Including a lawsuit, a petition, the birth of a new cooperative and the formation of a citizen'• group to eoordlnate all-of-the-above. The ·result has been a dlfl'ualon of the commun­ity'a energiea and some confusion.

Greenbelt Consumer Coopera­tive (GCC) haa directed Ita enerclea toward malntainine a supermarket, pharmtae7 and Iter­vice atatlon by eatabliahing a new, local cooperative. GCC is conldent that theae eaaential aervleea can be provided efti­clen~ even Ill today'• eompeti-tlve IDilrket. ·

'To date -e: 810 liave teapond­ed to GOO'• eall for memberahip and loan eapltal; •44,000 has been eolledad. Much more Ia needed. Our thaaka to those who ban responded and supported GCC. But what about thoae in Greenbelt who have not joined T When Ia that pervulve CCHIP ..,trlt that hu, hlatorlcally, aym­bollMd this cnat community T It the community ia truly con­cemed aJld if the Greenbelt co­operative aplrit · atill Uvea, thia will ahow in a atron~t, poaltlve naponM to GCC'a eall tor mem­berahlp. lloral aupport Ia not enouch; financial aupport Ia criti­cal.

The elock Ia runnlnc. While many hope that the cloainp are delayed or reaclnded, we muat prepare for a poaalble cloalne of the Co-op facilities on March 31, 1984.

Joe Timer

Support Your Local Ambulance Drive To the Ed a tor:

Recently I had to under~ro ma­jor back aurcery. Our home Is located on the third floor, which meant comlne home by ambul­ant'e. We called our Greenbelt Fire Department and arran~red to hsve them brln~t me home. Any­one could have driven that am. bulance, but fortuna\ely for me Frank Welpnd and Bill Rowland wen the two volunteen who came to tlia hoapltal. They were moat profaulonal and, juat aa Impor­tant to me, they ware exception­ally nice. They could tell I waa apprehanalve and both were moat nauurinc.

We 1111pport our ambulance fi­nancially and urq, everyo~ •lae to do the 11me. 'They al•o de­aerve our thanka.

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, March 22, 1984

_., "" GRAY PANTHERS TO HOLD I~H4 l-'41teU FREE POT LUCK DINNER Rabies Clinic

Dr. Tlmora Dai)Cis died In Oc- Gray Panthera will have a tober 1983 of cancer in Hadasaah potluck dinner Saturday, March Hospital in Jerusalem .. The Dan- 24 at 4:.30 p.m. at the Greenbelt cis family had been residing at Youlh Center. All persona of all Miahol Rachel 7, Beeraheva 64371, ape are invited. Bring a dish. Israel since September, 1981. Dr. Free. Telephone 474-6890 for in­Dancis had been working in the formation or tranaportation. pediatric department of the So-

·Because of reeent Increases in rabies caaea in and around Prince Georrea County, an em­ergency rabiea vacelnation cllnle for cata and dop will be held on Saturdar, March 81.

roka Hospital and also was asso­Ciated with Haduaah Hospital. Before the family lett tor larael Dr. Dancis worked at Sinai Hos­pital in Baltimore. She had been viee-president of Greenbelt Nur­sery School.

Dr. Dancis is survived by her husband, Jerry, daughters Ronit and Naomi and son Daniel. The family will probably be retuming to their home in Greenbelt in July.

'P4MIA. e-f'M• ,,,. ~-

On March 12, Paula Strauss Crupain, 77, of 6-K Ridge Road died after a long illneas. She leaves her husband Eli. The Cru­pains have lived in Greenbelt since the early 1960's. She also leaves a brother, Frederick Strauss, of Falls Church, Va.

Oa December 1, 1983, Anna L. Crupain, 94, mother of Eli Cru­paln and an ear)J' Greenbelt resi­dmt, died in New York State. Besides Eli, ahe leaves a daugh­ter, Ura Uac:ott of. New York City, two erandchlldren •nd f o u r great-grandchildren. Mra. Cru­paln, Sr. I• buried in the Green­belt Cemetery. Burial plans for the younpr Mrs. Crupain are in­complete at thla time. Two me­morial aervices are being planned and will be announced later in the Nawa liM-lew.

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41 Rklp Rd. 47 ..... lt Sunday School 9:80 A.ll.

(for all aeea) Mornlnc Worahlp 11:00 A.ll. Rev. Dr. l&lllea Ch~ Park

Putor 4'74-1114

Graaa .. lt ..... , C..•ultJ P.O. Box 146

Greenbelt, MD 20770 345-2918 I 474-4010

PAINT BlANCH UNITARIAN CHURCH

1111 Powder MIU Road (near Cherry Hill Road)

Salida,., March H, t .... Con­tinental Bnakf11t

I :10 a.m. Four Diacuaalon Groupa ·

10:46 a.m. Senaon: "Diaci­pline, Commitment and the Aftirmative Lite"

Church School 10:45 a.m. Rev. R. W. Kelle)' 117-IHt

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH fpiiCopal

Baltlaon Bml. at Pewtlar 11m Rd.,BeltaYIDa

8:80 a.m. Holy J:uc:hariat 10:80 a.m. Holy Euehariat

Firat and third 8undaJ'I 10:80 a.m. Komlng Prayer

Second and fourth Sunda,.. 10:80 a.m. Sunday School

Greeahelters Orpuize Free Computer Workshop

Several Greenbelters attending the University of Maryland have organized a free computer work­shop to be held on Saturday, March 31 from 9 a.m. to approxi­mately 4 p.m. It will· be limited to 36 adults and will provide a baaie understanding of computer terminology and an opportunity to run a program on the univer­sity's computer.

While there will be a one hour lunch break, lunch will not be provided. For more information or to enroll call 464-2106 from E-10 a.m. starting Monday, March 26 and continuing through Wed­

March 28.

The clinic, sponsored by the county Health Department will be held at Maeruder Park at Hamilton Street and 89th Av­enue in Hyattaville from 1 to 4 p.m. There Ia a ts.OO fee.

A rabid racoon wa1 found In the Beltevllle Agrieultural Farm and several others in Beltsville and Colleee Park.

Baluch-Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baluch an­

nounce the marriage of their dau&'hter Dorothy to Norman Dobson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam Dobson of Adelphi. The mar­riage took place In Columbia, S.C., on February 7. The newlyweds, both graduates of the University of Maryland, are living in Green­belt.

Greenbelt Community Church (United Church of Christ)

Hillaide and Creacent Roads Pbone 474-6171 momlnca

10 am Sunday Momlnc Worehlp &Dd

Church School for Children Infant Can ProYided at

Fellowship Center behind Church Richard Leavitt, Interim lflnlater

Y.a,<You . .COn l•gin•in . .li:'· .. WaJJJIIIpWtlll6GI•&tfJawi0Utfor

Younelf GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH

174-4212

Bible Study for all apa ( S"'.) Wonhllt Senice K~eek Prayer Service (Wed.)

Creaeeut 6 Greenhill Rda.

1:46 a.m. 11 a.m. 6 '7:00 p.m •

8:00p.m.

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. David ConwaJ', Paator

a... Fra11ela G. Kulata, A.uoeiata Putor

MASS SCHEDULE:

Saturday 6 p.m. Sunday 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.

Dally Kau: 7:80a.m Monday- Friday, II a.m. Monday- Saturday Sacrament of Reoonelliatlon: Saturday 4-1 p.m.

c Holy Cross Lutheran Church

6905 GrHnbelt Road Worship Services Sundays 8:80 and 11:16 a.m.

Sundar School 9:110; Pre-School Procram 11:10 I..elijen Devotiona Wedneadaya 11:16, 7:80 p.m.

Youth and Adult Claaaea 10 a.m.

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Rev. lohn G. BaJa, Rector 411-8067

Faye s.kol '-----------J Bdwanl H. Blnler, P11tor Teleplloaa 141-1111

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C.., Puc:hue loftd From A,rill De.aae

lly Jla Cauela The t&rcet data for the Green­

belt Cooperative (GCC) to poa­aibly aequlre the Co-op Super­market, Pharmacy and Service Station hu been extended peat Ita April 1 date •

Aeeordlne to John B. Gaueei, the aelllne Co-op'a Edueation and Membetahlp Dlreetor, the earlleat time his Board of Dlrectora ean chooae the aucceaaful bidder will be March 80. Attar that, from two to six weeka will be required to work out detall1.

Of course all this Ia dependent upon the Court's decldine that the Greenbelt Cooperative, lne. (001) Board ot Dlreetora la le­eal)J' · eonatltuted, ud that lt had the power to make ita December 1 '7 dlveatlture declalo11.

GCC underatanda Ita bid for the supermarket and pharmacy was slightly higher than another bid that GCI reeeb·ed from a private operator. However, an­other private operator's bid for the service stati90 was more than three times hleher than GCC's bid for the facillty.

At ita Mareh 18 meetinr the GCC Board of Directors acrl'ed it could raiae ita service station J>ld moderately, but that it couldn't come cloae to the private operator's bid.

The GCC Board meeta every Friday at 7:80p.m. in the Green­belt Homea ofticea on Hamilton Place. All intereated persona are invited to attend theae meetlnea.

JaycHs 25th Anniversary The Greenbelt Jaycee• are eele­

bratlng their 26th Annlvenary dinner on April 14, at the Capitol Beltway Holiday Inn, Colleee Park, atartine at 7 p.m.

For further Information or ticket. eall 441-1010 before April s.

, City has TDD Line for Deaf

The City of OreeQelt hu ·a Telecommunlcetlon Deyica for tM Deaf (TDD) to provide better communication with deaf real­dent. In Greeobelt. H..rtq im­paired realclenta havlDc queatloD& OD any city Hrvicea mat call . 474-1811, Monda,. throqh Prl­day between the houra of 8:80 a.m. to 4:80 p.m.

Peraona needlne to make an emereency eall for police, Ire or reacue senicea on a TDD ahoald call Prince Georcea Coanty at 627-1112.

ST HUGH'S REGISTIAnON Registration· for St. Hup'a

Sclhool will be held after all the masHa on April I. The regiatra­tlon fee Ia due at the time of reglatratlon. A baptlam certllcate Ia required If not baptlaed at St. Hueb'a. PleaH brine ·a reeent report eard, if poHlble. Jl'or more information pleue eall 47.,.071 between 8:80 a~m.-2 :30 p.m.

Golden Age Club by Blanche E. LM

Coming up on April 26 the Golden Ap Club will eelebrate its 27th annlveraary. A eatered dinner will W. _....eel at the Youth Center. Reservatlona must be made In advance. For infor­mation call hoateu Belva WelHl, "4-"1641.

On February 1& the Greenbelt Golden Aee Club celebrated St. Valentine's Day at the Yo.th Center. Gertrude Law wu choaen Quaen and Martin Holly, Kine. They reeeived glfta of ~~~ bi Su••n Kaye Caamatica· of ~ \oma,·&n4·tlla Queen ahlo reiiai•ed a silk eoraap and the Kine- li bnttoD&lre. A flnpr food luncheon waa Hrved.

On March 14 the dub cele­brated with a St. Patriek'l Day party. Firat aad aecond eradera of Center School fumlahed enter-

. '-lnment, performlq an lrlab. dance.

.30%*Sale on Wllf• Cn•to• WhHiow FMillolla' A WaUeoverln8•

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When you buy Wdl• you get more than beluhlul cullom window treatments You gel yeero ot e•peroence. cralttmanahlp and aervtce. When you buy Wot: • you ouy Quehtv

Now yc.u c.an drf!s~ up your wmdowe wtth dreperl•a and top treatm•nt and uve money 100' ~reA •hop-a ·hOme IIM~I. Cailll37·3733

w.n, • ..- apeclelet Ja.SO' OFf all ,,.,toe~ & 'a1a1oo wallcO'oleronga ChoOH irom vonyls pr~ posted lo,ls. gra .. cloth & mu•alo 8HOP·AT-HOME SERVICE. CALL 9S7-S7SS. • One C•ll

Doll II All ......tu•s HOME OECCIFIA TNG CENTE~

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pete for the tiU. of "lllu Com­m111lit)' Serviea'" Oil ~b II and U at Beltwar Piasa llaD In Greenbelt bl the Ant ... nt of a ....u of ........ '-7 eubllblatlq Ia the "lllu ONaDIIelt Amarlea" eonteat on llareh 11. The com­petftlon, IIPOnaored by Oraaabelt Unit 186, Amerlean Lacion Autl­i&l'J', Ia a fundralaer for the Prlnee Georpa Count)' Chapter of the Amerlean · cimcer · Soelatr and .. will provide an o»portunity for people in the eomlllunltJ' to decide the winner bJ eutiq one vote for each dollar eontrlbuted.

Amone the lnallata who will be appearing at Beltwa:r Piau aa well a• eompetlnc lB the "JJlu Greenbelt Amlriea" eompetltlon on llareh 81 are the followlnc­Greenbeltera: Carolyn Boone, an UI-J'ear-old employed lly the Waahlneton Suburban Sanitary Com•lulon Credit Union who combines her talent. aa a pianist and YOe&llat; Cheri Gainor, a 22-J'ear-old employed u a reception­tat in a local law oftice whoae performlnc talent I• jan dance; and Susanne Hartley, a 22-year­old baton twirler who Ia emploJ'ed by the Federal Home Loan lfort­pge Corp. and attend• Prince Georpa Community Colleee.

Hi .. on S.turday The Sierra Clult'• Patuxent

Group l1 aponeorlnc a 9 mile hike at Catoctin Mourttain N.P. and Cunnineham Falla S.P. on Saturday, March 81. All lnter­aeted membere and non-members should meet In front of the Beet Co. store at Beltway Plaza at 8 a.na. People ahould brlq luneh. Thera Ia a nominal ebarp. Call Carl, 7764888, or Slla.~n. -~ 11178, lor more: \Pfonnation ...

Thunday, Karch 12. 1984 I

s.p~~sr ... Pr•• On Wacln..UJ and Thunday,

Mareh 28 and ztl, the cltr will apln partlelpata in tba hee food procram apoMOrect bJ PrfDee Geore-• CountJ. Ch .... , butter, cornmeal, dry milk, honer and ftour will be dlatrlbuted to ali-'­ble penolll on thau two daJI from 10 a.m. to T p.m. In the eouneJl room of the llunlelpal BulldiDc.

Elipbllity requirement. are:

IIAMNTIONU Reilclentsof

GLEN ORA WINDSOR GREEN GREENBRIAR CONDOMINIU:Ma GLEN OAKS APARTMENTS ·cHARLESTOWNE VILLAGE CHARLESTOWNE NORTH SPRINGHILL. LAKE APARTMENTS LAKESIDE NORTH APARTMENTS UNIVERSITY SQUARE APARTMENTS BOXWOOD VILLAGE -GREENBELT PLAZA APARTMENTS

. G.D.C. APARTMENTS CRESCENT ROAD APARTMENTS PARKWAY ROAD APARTMENTS LAKESIDE HOMES • LAKEWOOD HOMES WOODLAND HILLS HOMES GHI HOMES

You reside within 'the ~telhnlts of the City ef · GrNnbelt. You ·are a resident of the· CITY Of GRHNIELT •. PleaM report thlt In your fEDIIAL .... STATI INCOME TAX and AUTO LICINSI apfl....,_ for'tns 10 that a portJon of YOUI TAXIS will " a TURNED .TO THE CITY for local hnpi"'Yennlllll. '

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Greenbelt Recreation Sa~rday, March. 24, 1984

12 ~- hOO p.m. ' ·';

· QAf)IN FIILD RAIN.DATE. MARCH 31, 1984

.474-6878

CON.TESf .

ALL KITES MUST R Y TO QUAUPY POl PIIZII

NIDS WILL II OIVIN POll

• LARGEST KITE

• PRETI'IEST KQ'E • HIGHEST KITE

• YOUNGEST FLYER

• SMALLBST UTB

• UGLIEST KITB • MosT UNUSUAL

IDTB • OLDB8T FL YBR

• • SPECIAL FAMILY SPBJ:D B.ACB • •

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..... Plre&RescueRevlew

1.1 P/P A,..U Walbr ftl Gielllbllt Vohmteer Plre ~ aDd Bacue Squad 1au liMa 'baq ntpOacllq to a total v4 It C.U. for the week eacllq Karch 1 'J. The ftre calla blelacled: I atruatanl tlrea, 8 alara bella, I tnDafera to other . eo~~~paalee, I fthicle tlrea and an hrnaU,.tlo1l. "nae rueue calla IDcluded fl vehicle accidents, II ~ attaelo, 4 alck ')leople, Z eelnrn, I routine tranaporta, a burned baby, an onrdoaa, an Ill­jured penon, trouble breathine aacl a mental obaarvatlon patient.

On Tueeday, llareh 18, a call wu received from 183 Weatway at 1:1tlln the afternoon reporting lllloU In the bulldlne eeuaed by a tunaaee motor failure. The smoke activated a amoke detector aacl alerted an occupant of the bail•lnc. The activation of the IIDOke detector and the "quick ac­tion taken to notify the ftre de­partment prevented a serious ftl'e from occurring. It Ia impor­taDt that all realdeneea of Green­belt have smoke detectors which should be checked regularly to make aura they are in proper worldnc order. ·Disconnecting smoke detectors Ia agalnat the law.

Recently there has been a rash of false alarms reported in Han­over Parkway. Conviction of this crime carriu a ftne not to exceed p,ooo or II yean In jail, or both, accordl1ll to the Prince Georges County DIYialon of Fire Inveati­ption. Anyone with any Infor­mation about a falae alarm abould eontad tile Greenbelt Po­llee Immediately.

On Monday, March 1Z, a call waa received beeauae of a burned baby. When the ambulance ar­rived on the aeene, a 14-month-old baby waa found with an extenaive aeeond decree bum to the chest eauaed by the baby pulllne a pan of hot creaae off of the stove. The baby'a clothlne had been re­moved and petroleum jelly had been applied all over hia body. Thla Improper treatment of the Injury cauaed problema for both the ambulance and emergency room penonnel. The proper treat­ment of a aevere burn Is to keep the area clean and If possible elevate It until the ambulance arrivea. Never try to break blia­ten or remove ahreds of tiuue and do not uae an antiseptic preparation, ointment, spray, or a111 other home remedy on a M"f'ere bum. Never try to remove adhered particles of clothing. IC respiratory problema develop, keep the airway open and call 911 Immediately.

Tnlnlnr Newa Chief lllke Dutton and s,t.

Frank Weigand attended the Maryland Fire Chief• Seminar at the Unlvenity of Maryland which In part Included Incident command trainine durine dlaaater aitua­tiona.

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A non-Teaident man wa1 rob­bed at cunpolnt In the Greenway Shopping Center about Z a.m. on March 1 'J by: two men. Re­portedly, money lind jewelry were taken.

An Indecent exposure Incident took place on :Marcil 7 at about 2:46 p.m. In the wooded area near GardeDWay not far from the pedestrian overpaall. The aua­pect was deaerlbed aa a white male In his early or mid-20's, 6'9"·11'10", medium build with dark brown hair and a! moustache.

An asaault with ,a handgun occurred after a traftle dispute at Greenbelt and 1\{andan Rds. on March 17. A man in one vehicle had a gun pointed at him by the man In the other ear during the Incident

Chris and Lindsays Closet re­ported a breaking and entering which occurred between 5:46 and 11:23 p.m. on March 10. There was no sicn of forced entry. Cur­rency was reported atolen.

A breaking and entering oc­curred on March 9 ln the 6900 block of Cherrywood La. A bed­room. window was broken and property removed. Some of the atolen articles were recovered in the storage room of the apart-ment. '

A residence at 11 Parkway was broken into between :March 8-10. Entry was made by cutting a hole '1n the ceiling from the attic above. Stereo equipment was re­moved.

Animal Wardens Cheryl Aile­back and Greg Fisanich attended a seminar last week in Howard County. The aemlnar is conducted by Baltimore County Animal Con­trol. The aeuions are held one day each week for eight weeks.

FrH fox Help Offered Taxpayer& can eet free help

with their basic Income tax re-­tuma through VITA, the Volun­teer Income Tax Assistance Pro­gram, aponaored by the Internal Revenue Service. VITA will be at the Gree11belt Recreation Cen­ter, 211 Crescent Road on Tuell­daya from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

GRUNBELT NEWS REVIEW

GrMnbelt Soccer, Due to poor home fteld condi­

tlona, all Greenbelt home pmes were either poatponed or relo­cated laat Saturday. Greenbelt iooked solid and well prepared for the spring aeaaon. The six year old team played a tough defensive game with a 0-0 tie against New Carrollton. In spite of valiant eft'orta by forwards Adam Wheatley, Shawn Wilson and Rachel Houaer, Greenbelt could not aeore. Goalies Tim Far­ley, Scott Lubey and :Michael O'Brien kept New Carrollton aeoreless.

Greenbelt's ten year olds also tied, but with a 2-2 score. Jona­than Schaeter aeored both goals, and Mike Kramer and Stevie Tapley made aome Close shots on goal. Chris Davia and Jay Hilbert did a very ftne job in goal against Beltsville.

The 12 year olds also had a 2-2 tie game aeainst Beltsville. Sash& Gomelsky scored both Greenbelt goals on penalty kicks. Sean Arthurs and Pat Heaney proved themselves quality goalies, and Colin Joseph looked strong and conftdent on the front line.

, Rookie Ed Lavan was impressive throughout the game.

The 14 year old team took a 1-0 loss after holding Beltsville scoreless for moat of the game. Rookie Daniel Kreiger was es­pecially exciting to watch play­Ing goalie, inakine aome incredi­ble savea! Matt Webb and Daryl Brooks threatened to score sev­eral times, but a tough Beltsville defense kept Greenbelt scoreless. Since Greenbelt waa playing with one player miuing the en­tire game, the team will be a force to be reckoned with once all team playera are together.

Our deepest aympathy to Jerry Dancis and children on the re­cent death of hia wife and their mother, Timara. We were also aorry to leam of the death of hie. father-in-law ahortly after the death of hla wife.

Our sympathlea to Eli Crupaln, 6 Court Ridge Road, on the loaa of hla mother in December and hia wife Paula laat week.

We are glad to learn that Faye Sokol Ia home after recent aur­gery.

Rehab Information MHtlnga

.... M ........ J Masonry Repairs Weekly information meetings about masonry struc­

tural repairs and painting will be held on Mondays from 5-6:80 p.m. in the GHI Board Room. The next meeting

··is scheduled for -

Monday, March 26 'nle purpoae of lhla meeetlne Ia to keep you Informed, liaten to

and respond to your coneerna about painting and atruetunl repairs.

TIM GHI Hotline (474-fle44) alao prcmdu Information about rehab lneludinc aehedulea and the atatua of apeeial requeltl. l>ur­lq bul-• houra, a atatl member Ia aYallable to answer your queadou. At" other times, you can llaten to the pre-recorded lnfor­.. tlon and leaft a m.....- if )'OU atlll need help.

Recre~tion Review Kite Flylnr Coate.t

The :March wlnda are juat around the corner and aoon chil­dren'• thoughts will tum to the age-old aport of kiting. The Greenbelt Recreation Department has planned its annual Kite Fly­ing Contest. The date will be Saturday, March Z4 on Braden Field at 12 noon. Rain date is March 31. Watch the Newa a .. view for further details.

Come to the

Thursday, March 22, 1984

Parents Without PG~tnen To Hold Schalanhlp lall

Chapter flO of Paren\a Without Partners, an orpniaatlon dedi­cated to the weUbtlnc of single parent& and their .ehil4ren, will host a acholanhlp ball, which is apen to the pneral public for a fee on l(arch 81 from. 9-1, at the Greenbelt American Legion. All proceeda from thla oecaaion will be uaed to fun4 scholarships for memben and/or their chil­dren. For further Information, call Rita at 1149-45flfl,

NEW STORE in COLLEGE PARK

lllffD DPBNIND Software for: IBM, Commodore, Apple, etc.

Things: Monitors, Prlnten, Modems. Accesorles

All above Items discounted 15-25%

Authorized Franklin Computer Dealer Brine thla Ad and get 10o/c of Booka A: Mara.

· cood thru :March 11, 198'

501 0 Branchville Road College Park, Mwanct 207 40

Hra.: M.-Sat. 10-7 Phone: 345.0568 VokeiTDD

"Rick" Barber, GRI, CRS of

Nyman Realty, Inc. Greenbelt Properties Available for Inspection:

'A) 8 BR FRAMES('{i')Jit8Vtl!!,c~d~tlon, &Teat location, CLO­SING HELP . ..,.DM-'

B) FRAKES: (1) Remodeled throuehout, crea.t nelehborhood, cood condition, CLOSING HELP. ,86,000.

Properties Surrounding Greenbelt: A.) LARGO: 1 BR condo, for rent, '4711.00 per month or SALE

at P7,1i00.

B) SUNNYSIDE (C~I ge ~ i level~ In creat condition, convenient to all n or t'-rm~gradea and extna,

one ear prsge, ELP. t78,900.

C) PARKWAY VILLAGE (Laurel): 2 trailera combined togeth­er and converted into one. Looks maJI"lliflcent! Ble lot, 3

BR, fenced lot, patio, 2 aheda, CLOSING HELP. '20,900.

D) GLENN DALE: 10.9999 acres, owner ftnanclne, zoned for residential building, $155,000.

E) BELTSVILLE, 2 BR, third floor condo In Maryland Farma, creat terma, rood condition, CLOSING HELP. t44,900.

SO MANY HOMES HAVE SOLD, I HAVE A NEED

FOR MORE PROPERTIES TO SELL!

CONSIDERING A CHANGE IN RESIDENCE?

There are tllrM key element& to c:onalcler:

A) Your need1: thlnga you poaltlvely have to have.

8) Your waata: thlnp you'd like to have, but don't neceasarlly need.

C) Your quaWieatlou:

1) Your lnltlallnveatment (eaah to move In)

I) Your total Income (grou yearly Income)

3) Your debt service (total indebtedneu)

ror Information about your pre-eonatruction lnapection re­port and the particular work done to your unit, call the rehab a5cea {474-1800). You can then alk to apaak to the Conatrlle·-

1 would like the opportunity to dlaeuaa with you how we can combine theae three factora to a11lat you and your family In achleYine :rour housing roala both within Greenbelt and tha m•tropolltan 'area - of courae with no obllptton.

w ...... __ ~ ............... ._.~ ·:::;,liT, Paul Jackaon, of American Propert)' Co~trudion,, 441·1010 nY-474-2529 Now Available 474-5700

Plea .. aak for "Rick'' •UIJJls a cc:roJrrurus Ci:.Jt1L.Uu an.1:s L1¥ a t:JtJCs 5 • a :JOJJ..TffJ.T.JU a u ••

. Thursday, Karch 22, 19M

Connell Supports Sister City Coat. froa pqe 1

tive package for nu:t year. VWton

The evening had opened In the spirit of cood will with the 8wearlne In of Franci1 T. Hutson as Deputy Chief of Pollee for the Greenbelt P o II e e Department. Mayor Weidenfeld did the.llonon and preaented Hutaon with his badge. "I've heard aome vel'J' good thinga about you," Welden­feld said addinr tbat Greenbelt had a very eood pollee depart. ment and "I know you will make it better."

Council alao reaponded enthu­siastically to a requeat for par· ticipation in a aiater city adoption program with a cit)' In the Soviet Union. Gail Drake, re;ruentlq the Greenbelt Peaee Committee, made the request. The committee has aelected the geocraphically similar city of Rezekne to adopt. The purpose of this "aiater city exchange. procram" Ia to create a bridge of underatanding be­tween citizens of the United States and the Soviet Union. "We feel it is important to develop channels of communication with those who might otherwiae be considered our e.nemlea," aum­marized Drake.

Rezekne is a Latvian city about 200 miles northwl'st of :Moaeow. Like Greenbelt it is near a rail­road and has a lake. By mailing information to the city from var­ious Greenbelt croupa, the com­mt"ttee hopes to open the channel• of communication and in tum learn about Rezekne. The commit­tee notes that "Governments have to deal in formalitiea, but we individuals can all help build a bridge of underatandlng and

appreciation for the human quall­tiea ahared by Americans and Soviet Latviana."

II any organizations h a v e acned to participate by Including material in the ftrat mailing to Reukne on the ftrst day of spring. Council readily acreed that it was appropriate to aend a letter of friendship aimed by all the city council membera. If and when a response ia received, council aeemed ready to move a resolution adoptinc Greenbelt's sister city.

Councilman Thomaa Wliite ex­plained that hia interest waa no leu than "preeervine life on thia planet." So supportive was Coun­cilman Richard Pilski that he sug­gested the program be expande\1 to adopt another sister. city-the Lithuanian home of hia mother and father. Jim. Casaels from the committee agreed that they would consider his request.

Council also quickly voiced support for a petition presented by Jack Snoddy of the Greenbelt Volunteer F i r e . Department. Snoddy voiced the department's displeasure with proposed county bill 26 which calls for charging fees for ambulance aervicea. The bill he explained would be a "slap in the face" to the volunteer and would result in significant loss of revenue for the department.

Readily agreeing, council di­rected that staff prepare a letter opposing the passage of CB 26 and suggesting that munlcipali· ties should have been consulted beforehand. The letter was to be ready for Snoddy to hand-carry to a hearing on the bill the next day.

PROFESSIONAL ALL BREED GROOMING

WITH LOVE BY LORI

THE WAY YOU WANT IT. PICK tJ» & DELIVERY 10 Y-1 •qMr~ence

PET SIJ»Pl.IES GROOMING INCLUDES: SATHINO,Cili!AM RIHSE. HAtfD FLUFP DRY,

HAILS, GLANDS. I!ARI. STYLl OP YOUR CHOICf. AMD LOTI OP LOvt

$30FF lstVISITWITHAD LORI'S LUV PETS 10605 Montgomery Rd. 937.6006 ASK ABOUT OUR Beltsvlle Md.

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GRUNBELT NEWS UVIBW

Proposal cont. fr. p. 3 Benaon'a pnpoaal letter · I&J'I, "Our baalc audit function Ia to add reliability to (city) financial itatem.enta .... {Our examina­tion) will not include a detailed audit of tranaactlona and Ia not designed to dlaeover defalcatlona, irrecularitiea or illeeal acts should any exist."

-A bid for the purchaae and Installation of eleht ballfteld . Iicht• for Braden Field No. Z. The low bidder waa State Elec­trical· Contrscton, Inc., of Gaith­ersburg, who will charee t411,900 for ateel polei, and e1tlmatea delivel'J' ·and completion in seven weeka. Council awatded the bid to the ftrm but aubject to veri­fication by city staff of the ftrm'a qualifications to handle the job. Council also accepted the fact

· that the coat will exceed by about $4000 the amount the city had budgeted for the job in the form of Procram Open Space (POS) grant plus matching city funds, on the understanding from the city manacer that the city can afford the excess cost if It cannot get additional POS monies.

-A bid for purchase of ftre· works for the city's Fourth of July celebration. George Slnith, city Director of Public Worka, In_ a memorandum to council, rec­ommended award to Columbus Fireworks at a coat of $2,960. In Smith's view, thia ftrm would provide "the lareeat number of fireworks in each category and adequate Insurance coverage for the lowest price." Council made the award aa recommended.

Likes good neighbor, Stlltt: Farm is there. See me for car. home, life and health insurance.

Don W. Taulelle, clu 89111 Edmonlt.on Rd. Greenbelt, Md. 10770

474-5007

ITATI PAlM

INIUIANCI ®

State Farm lneurence Compen,.. Home Oltaa Btoomonuton. IHinoil

FERMODYL Oi =Ia Penetrating Treatment ~.,..

Fftlllile, Fine, --Hair

.,... ea A,.O J.t .... 1'- -.,-. eDII ......... ., ..... . ~·· .... .. a. ..... WM II Oil ..... ....

of the If .......... ... Dr. Vlrcinia Beauchamp will give one of the CiPenlnr addreaau In a two-da)' coiiference "In Our Own lmace: A'il Exploration of Women In Art." "Women palnten, writers, aeulpton, crltiea, lim­makers and art hl1toriana will preaant their views on the lmpaet of women In art at the llontpeller Cultural Arts Center In Laurel

on "WOIMil 11114 the .AJt1 fll Wrtttq." aa ·wiD .._ leM a wo~ "DDIe , ............. mother&: .._.., Alchiftl ... Oral Trad"'--"

For more Information « ~ vatlona, contact )[area A.nolcl or llarcery Appeltlaum a\ 101-tA-19118.

ATTENTION If you want to - ..

• Find out when to call the pollee • Find out what's suspicioua • Learn how. to protect younelf and your neilh­

bora from crime • Learn how to organize and participate In a

NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH PROGRAM

Then come to the GHI Board Room HAMILTON PLACE

2-4 p.m. Sunday, March- 25, 1984

Meeting sponsored by GHI Board of Directon

.A Ne tJ,e.leU· ~ d.lw-. V?7liJ)eMflrl

-Sil~Dff\S Y~L£RS-- f'RI~Y. MMCH 14ow-~.-:11 M•

9£.L£CT£D Pll( F1Aif HWEUY liT Jf 20% toLKJZ

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11114 .alve Akd,M,i .( FfDNVA7»t ~«SAL£ 7tllr fa pueel'

Panttne - Jhirmack • Jhtrt Redding • Clatrol • L'Oiwal • Aoux Weill

COEDB&UTY SUPPLY

1905 Rhode bland Avenue College Park

345-1717 Open tct Public DII(OUnt Prices

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Gnllielt Pia,.. Slqe Cultural AJ.. Center •I

.. . 111:11:..-- Pia Annual Meeting 1

11 ... 1111 "- Jl 'l'be Gnabelt Cultural Arb . 'l'llne -.....et p!Q. b1 Ten- Center will hold 'Ita ftfth annual ...... 'WDliallll eome to the membenhlp •Mifbr on Thurlday, •tlee Oil the Utopia 'l'beatre for Mareh Ill, IMwii\Jllnc at 8 p.m .. thna WMkenda berlnnlnc thla In the Utopia Tlie&tn. J.l'rldq aad Saturclar, Mareh 28 All memben 'who attend the __ .. ·~ • 8 1" annual maetin.. r.:ll reeelve two ..... -·a. : .. p.m. -· ccimpllmentary ketl for the

Tbe plaJI will be pnaented by one-act 'fl&ya. I

The Onaibelt PIQen aach eve- The mHtlnc ta IIChedoled to nlq Ill thll order: "Sometllinc lut about an bov and will ln-UIUIPOka." diNeted bJ Bob llo- d tel aac1 eta-'-- Suaa Gervul clu e the election of llllmben

..-._ to the Board of Dlrecton and •nd Lori Ropte~n Paw; "'l'hla u oftlcen of the ·.GCAC. The an-Property II Colldemned," direeted 1 · by llary -Winker and ~tarring nua report, to be pre.,nted by ][ally Roll and Jo--h -Roaa,· and President Konrad E.: Herllnc, will

...... outline improveftlentl made -to "IM)' of Larbpur Lo~on," dl- the theatre and 'lotute plllna for nctecl by llike Kata and atarrlng expansion of p~. Bellidea letl :Berrent, Lauren Rieth, and the three one--ael playa cui-r,ntly Sdllaa· · Gernai. at the theater, plana call for a

Directon Mike Katl and Bob matinee ftlm. aerfta tor children Mocel IIJipe_ared ree,ntly aa VIc- ( __ .. tor VeliiC!o'. in "Barefoot In the coaponao...... by the Greenbelt .Park~'- and. _11 Philip In "The, Recreation Depa~ent), a ballet Lion {a W{atet., Launm ;.all•ed by The Central ':Maryland Ballet

v• 1 (now the. resident ballet com-~~ female. lead in "Barefqot" · ana 1ell' Ia· remembered for hla jlany), and acting workshop•. thia

aummer for adulta and older zole aa Kill&' Richard in "The teena. Lion In Winter." Kelly and Jo- Thoae who are not memben aeph pla,:ed ~· parta of younc- inay join that Dil'ht by paying eat royalty in thia latter play. the yearly duea. "I encourage 8uaan Gervaal, of U Court Rldce everyone who eu come to take .-, Ia a newcomer to the GreeDbeli ----n but pla•ed lead thia opportunilDr.w help us plan

~ •apo 1 the future of - thia vital center rolea.ln aet,ral hll'h achool playa.' of Greenbelt," urces Herlln ... Lori Hopaoa Pauf, a GreenbelUr' B i "' wi~ a ·B.A. ·In '\butfr, tll!achea ea dea electlac•ftlcera and vot-- lL _ ing on Center plana, membera ean ... nontll at ·-me Sellodl for the take part In . f6ikl-raialng, pub- · Darla J'nderlok. . • . Iiclty, aet-makinc, and are alway•

'l'be three playa are completely lree· to ndition 1or -parts in' the ~.,.,.• 1a ·pto\,·-'ht ··ther an Ple11.- · .~- -teftect the 'familiar Te1111eaaee · Will-.. th- of· INman rela­tiopahlpa. Th~ ftnt play 111 set iD Kiullalppl, the atcond in a aaaa,leaa Southam apot, .alieF tht~­.thlnt Mtl, the characteratJII ,a, ~DC houae In the French

Quarter In New Orleans. . The pl,an will continue Fridays

and Satuhtaya, March 30 and 31 .,.. ·April 1, at 2:30 p.m. There are varied prices of admiaalon.

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RBPUBB COLLBCTOfl·DRIVBR - Grade GC-'4, .12,378. annually. Valid ·Maryland Cla1a 'B' Driver's license reqlilred.' Applieatioru

will be accepted at the City Offices, 216 Crescent Road untU Fri-. day, April 18, 181W. Phone 47._8062. EOI:.

IIIIRNOPI' VODKA ... , 1.71 L

$9.99

PINCH ICOTCH M• • 11 l'f. old

710 mi.

$11.99

GORDoN'I GIN eo•

1.71 L

$9.99

POI.OtWu IOAYI Dfn' WHIT1 WINE

1:1 L

$3.99

LIQUORS \ 7533 GREENBELT. AD., .\.,\

GAUNBEL T, MD. f'\r.\.t\t \}I•

345-0598 'J»''J

~ IIICHELOII IIEER &

MICH. UQHT - 12 Pau C.. of 24 • 12 01. N It Bolli"

$10.99

Jill IIIAM IIOURIION 10•

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$)0,,

INGUNOOK CHAIIUI Navelle trend

1:1 L

S3.99

O'KHPI .. IR Canedlon L- • 12 l'eloo

C.. of 24 • 12 01. N.ll. loftlee

$10.99

,_...A.J.- CREDIT CARDS! .........

~unclay, Karch 22, 1984

GHI NOFIS The GHI Board of Dlrectora

will meet on March 22 immediate­ly after a GHIDC Board meetlnc which will becln at 8 p.m. In the Board Room. Acenda ltema In­elude the maaonry atructural re­pair prognm: rules and recula­tlona partl IV, V and VI; a draft acenda for the Annual Member­ship Meetinc and contractl for a boiler room chimney removal and peat extermination.

People who are concerned about preventinc · crime in their neigh­borhood are invited to attend the crime watch meeting aponaored by the GHI Board of Dlrectora. The meeting will be held on Sun­day, )(arch 2li from 2-4 p.m. In the GHI Board Room.

Recuiar r e h a b Information meetlnp are now belli&' held on Mondays from li-6:30 p.m. in the GHI Board Room Anyone who would like Information about the masonry structural· repair and painting prognm Ia encoura&'ed to attend one of these meetinp. The next meeting ia aeheduled for March 26.

NEED MORE ·ROOM?

But Clon't w'cmt • · to leave Greenbelt?

Bnr t111a ltrlcbt aDd c~a...,. el[JIInded GRI ..._e witlr lar1e faaUf, rooa, ·fan ..-.. allll

: .... · bedtoola .. im toilr. · For aPfOID&melll& to ...,

Call Ken Lee, 552·1190 or 4.t1·9511

,p, •.

Greenbelt Piua•Sub Joe-Joe Birthday Sale

Half Gclllon Soda FREE with the PurchaM of Every . Large Pl:aa

lUMBOJ~OBBURGER Qaarter Poand Plua, Made with Fren GI'OIIJIII BNf The Barpr Where Yoa Eat the ll•t te ..- to the .....

Ull Mt the Bread to 1et to the Meat Sbrl•p Buket with French Frlea and Cole Slaw ............ PM

.1Q7 c:.nt.way 474-4991

preaenta

Tennessee Williams' One Acts

An eveninc at 3 one-act plaJI

performed by

The Gr .. nbelt Players Curtain Rl- 8:15 P.M.•

FRI., BAT.- MARCH 23,24 FRL, BAT.- MARCH 30, 31

FRI., SAT.- APRIL I, 7

BUN. MATINEE- APRIL 1

E-KMinee curtain at 2:80 p.m.)

DoJ!atlou: $4 (Students $3, Children/Senior Cltlzena $2

.. ·,Utopia Theater, 129 Centenray, 47•·7711

Qua.lity · Ed_ucation. ·this sutniner.at· PriD.ce George's

Cotntnunity College •••

I nv•st In your.., If this summ~r by taktn11 e cour.., at Prine• Geor11e's Community Coli• .. ! Cia~•

wtll br offer•d on Monday, Wedne~dey and Thunday eventnp ef f!kanor RooJC'Wh Hil{h

Sclaoolin the followinK aubjecta: Accountlna, Ruo· lnroo, En11li•h, O.ta Procnaln11. Law­

Enforcement, Math, P•vcholoiiY. Sociol011v and S~rch. Summt1'"Semon 1

b.,l(in.l Ma, 2 ur and ends lunf! ~o41h . Rellfotretlon brains April 9th at the

larao campue, Mon.-Fri., 9 e.m· 7 p.m. and at Elrenor Rooervelt HS on

May 16, 6:30..8:30 p.m. Call our telephon• rcpatratlon numbrr:

)11..()998 or for more Information call:

322 .. 0783 or

322 .. 0417

Thursday, Marcll22, 1984 GREENBELT NEWS UVIEW

CLASSIFIED: p.oo miDbnum lOr tea worda. 10c aach additional word. No eharp for lietinc itema bt are found. Submit 'ad with PQment to the Newa ReYiew o8lee between 8 and 10 p.m. of the Tueeda7 pncediq

. publication, or to the Newa Jte, Yie'tl' drop box iD the Greenbelt Coop grocerr atonr before 7 p.m. Taellday, or mail to P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Jlarylud 10'170. BOXED: f3.75/cobmuainch. Mini­mum 1% incbea (tul).

RLLING - Dinette, ehandeller, POR BALE - PriPialn .,.._ ch•t-dra1NI'I,ll'finc.room ehain, mldlter, 11 qt. C8C*Itr • ...-~ table, 474-8981. dl"- •

CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE - AU maltea repaired. Oall after li p.m. Ul-8323 . Dkox COPIEs 7c eaelilor 8% x 11, Greenbelt Graphica, Mary­land Tn.de Center, Room 170. Mon- Fri. ~:30. 474-2850.

LIVE WHEAT GRASS for aale. 261-5898. How to 1Maona a-nil-able. I

I BUY USED Puah Button Tele­phones. (" ATolT" . and "Bell" only). 261-6398.

INCOME TAX Jonathan W. Chuchan CertiJled Publie Aceonntant

7287 Jlom- Drift en.llelt • ,1 ...

Ennlq ol Wealrmrl Appomtmeata

FEDERAL AND STATE TAX preparation - Computer 8CCDI'IIe7 and apeed of aerYiee -red. RON TOUSIGNANT: «1-1033. Computer lllnl Jl'loppy Dlab. 5% Inch 'll'ith hub riDp. aoft aeetored. Elephant. at SU for 10 or Ver­batim Data Life, DIMible Dlulf.7, 10 in plut.ie bo:a: at - «1....-z. Alao,· plutie -. • -ELLERS 'l"fRwamDl. a­PAIR -.l:ladidrt- .. 1 .. 0' 1-MI~·· portable. tJall 474-Giet.

WALL TO WALL c..uPB'I' ENTERPRIS& CAilPM'8

Lewt. M.riU «M­All briDila ol Bt71ae a BA­SONABLB PrieeL c.B ,_. AppoiDtmat ~ If M llllll'er, .,-.. ... ..._ r. out aelliDc to ,..- ........,.

IIUSIC LESSONS- Your liloiDe. Piano, Violin, Galtar, ........... . Druma. Patiea& ... ca-D1e41 teaehen. Lean for ~ Trnelllnc Teaeben AaoelaUoll -6~H.

WANTED TO PURCHASE: Houae or lot, vldattr en-belt Lake. 588-Q7fi.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Expert and Reliable Plano s.r­Yice to GreenbelL Benjamin Ber­kofaky. 474-68H.

WORD PROCESSING: Letten, labela, malllnc llatl, THESES, repo~ta. or anJ word procea~inr requ1rementa JOU maJ need. Call RON TOUSIGNANT : «1-1081.

\ BATH fUB I REGLAZING I

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- ......, W ..... ~e._w, FOR BALE - '71i Dodce Swiqer biqele, 10" wbeeJa, poc1 eaedi­Auto, AC, AII./FM Stereo, moto; tion, $40. Call ~ at ol traM with 22,000 mL - 224-1611, c/o Sen. Ranm. ._ battery & altern. Needa 'minor ANTIQui on: IUWiil4ii&. body work, tirea. ahocb, •700. Recliner --w-561-8ilt after 6 p.m.. and week- ' p..._..... poq.tar, fli . end&. 47~.

SAVE lG-30%~ ON ALL FABRICS Fne&u.atea

H&l UPHOLSTERY WhJ Walt - ltnpllohter N-1 ()pea M_.a, thn B.atudaJ 8 A.M.- 8 P.M. Z4 u. -.ice

Call Today 937·1287 \'ISA MASTERCARD

FOR SALE: '76 AIIC Hornet, aa Ia, $800 or beat offer. 441-8849 . RotHU IOOilnc for Sp\net 1iae piano for her darlinc dauahter. «1-3887, eveninp. GREENBRIAR APARTMENT-2 BR., 2 BA, top floor, carpeting, teOO per month, includes utilities, avail. April 7. 474-1a8. OPEN HOUSE: sun., ltareh iiith, 1-6, aa-S Ridp Rd., two bedroom brick. Excellent location. Call 47 .. 1922. HOltE HELP NEibEb bieLLJr­ly woman. Li&tlt houaekeepill&', aid with hatbinc and clothes waahlq. Onl7 2 to a houri nary 8 weeki. Prefer mominc or after­noon. For i-'ormation, call SU-2454 nenlap before 9.

Profeaalonel Photqpaphy br Pfllllk ,_ .N .....

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·~~,; ••• 1( Ali••. VB8 or beta • +•

aD other abootlnc teO/hour . DapUcat.l-tBO.

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-llJII1988111Zl~R"'or--l'd(ITIIfr-:-=m--.........,J ... _...--..-, about 1 V. rean. Gfty/lqlral blaelt tabby; white ..t, pawa; no collar; larp rillced tail. ·Call Nelaon, 474-MI1; WMbnda tM-29110.

CGft.OORS lUll DISTIUBUTION PL.

BBLTSVILLB, liD.

m..-Carpeta, Wood fl-. 'f'ID7l

Floora, Ceramie Floor ol WaD Tilea. SanciiDc ol relniutnc FreeJ!'etiaet• ClerkG-

WATKINS VANILLA - lina­ment, health aDd kitchen aid. are available. 981-HH. fOR SALE BY OWNER - 1971i Kuataq II, 1'0011 condition, f800, 84&-eli74. BASEilENf SAIJ! - SAL. i/24. 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Terra Alta, Lan­ham, V. mi. SW or DK'a Hoepital HOolN tralna. iA-IIt4 .

lonalciG .......... llelllber IIWI• Dollar

lloandtahle

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New York Life......._

acrew-in \JJII; li60ii. HAS ANYOMi SED a Rite male eat, nenterad, lllaek - and CI'IJ patdlaa fonlleM, Ill&..,. vlclalq 7 Court a-m.. 474-HOii. JT. UNCOLN- 8lu. 1-1, Lot :!;,~LOCI( e. 11,000, 80&-MI-

w:t\Nfiib: u.w mt= 25-18 1m. per -...It t.eladlnc aJ.. ternatl Saturdqa. Trabd-c pro­Yid~7t-41"-

PIANO ti880Ni: P•bOdi Conae"atDrr Griidtaate. Belin· · nan - MYuee4. · &"* · INCOME T.U PEPARATION -It.aonable ratea, eaU l am•• Caatwall, Ca a\ &T7-Cm8. IMPROVE YOUR NAILS 100% with m7 low priced maniC1JI'Inr. CaU 8:10 .. :10 waekdaJI and 10:00-1:00 Bat. ol Bun. Donna-­U~71il.

....fJOMIZ • • • P.AIIft'DfO

GREENBELT WtNbow coll-PANY - Replacement 'tl'lndo'tl'a, atorm wlndowa and doora. 4'74-

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Alao~ OtNJDIG 'I'Ue D1J WaD TuliJDtlutaiJIUGa

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WESTCHESTER TOWERS

Fantastic CoMo Appliaras ...., u..l

Priced in low $50s Owner an:a:ioaa to ..0.

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GI-ll Considers Bari~ Venture Proposal ~~~.u.,·. the undeveloped pareels of land and the futtiJ'8 impact on the quality of life will be the topic addressed by Paul Agrarwal,,. a Prlncjpal PIMlner of the Prince Georges County Plring Board at the annual meeting of Citi­zens for Greenbelt Tuesday eve­ning, March 27 at City Hall Council Chambers at 8 p.m. A bu1ineas meeting and election of oflleers will precede the speaker. All members ate urged to attend and the public Ia invited. Re­freahmenta will be aerved.

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tive; 8) Class A voting atock in the cooperative would be owned by GHI and NCCB while Cla11 B non-votinr stock could be aubse­quently purchalled by other hous­ing eo-opa which wlahed to ob­tain a 1hare loan commitment; 4) NCCB and GHI would each­lnveat an amount ranglnr from $100,000 to $200,000 in the new cooperative. T h e memorandum alao anticlpatll that the corpora­tion will contract with GHI to provide loan proceaalng and un­derwritlnr aervice• for GHl ap­pllcanta, thereby provldlnr GHI alao with fee Income.

Potential Beaeftta Naraaimban characterized the

NCCB memorandum aa a "very attractive propoaal because GHI will rain fee income, eonaiderably reduce Ita risk, and pin accen to several million dollars for re­~&lea 1\nancing-all in return for an equity investment in this new entity of between $100,000 and $200,000." Subsequent discussion indicated that funds for GHI's inveatment would probably come from the Land Reaerve Fund.

gram and have no, connection with NCCB, they ougl$ to be excluded from beneflta whth accrue t;g, the membership fro$ the ule- of equity derived from rehab pro­gram funda. Naraalmhan stated, however, that it would be difllcult to explain to NCCB the exclus­Ion of any part of OHI member­ship from eligibility for beMftts accruing from ownership of stock In a new corporation.

Secretary Janet Cantwell took lsaue with Jenklna' comments, saying that an t«ort should be made to heal the aplit within the community; Dl~t D ebb I e Hartwick agreed~ylnc that thla was a whole new nnture which

' presented an opportunl.tyto '>ring the larger hom&f back into the same status as the others. Audit Committee member Ray McCaw­ley pointed out that if Land Re­serve Funds are used for the equity investment, the larger homes would have made a con­tribut!lon to the funds used.

On a motion by Director Wayne Williams, the board voted 6-1 (Jenkins opposed) to authorize management to algn the memo­randum of undl!l'standing and to prGceed with preparation of docu­ments for presentation to the membership for their at

the annual membership meeting on May 16.

In other bualneas, the board received a draft of rulea and regulations governing mainte­nance of yards and regulations concerning fences, hedges and access ways. These regulations will b• presented for ftnal ap­proval at the March 22 board meeting.

The board approved unani­mously a management proposal of a 3-year plan for modernizing the GHI motor vehicle fleet. The plan will reduce the motor car fteet from five cars to two and the truck fleet from 22 to 18. The average age of the fleet at the end of the 8-year replacement program will be about five years.

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In anawer to a question by President Margaret Hogensen, Narasimhan said there was no prospect of getting a stock pur­chase rebate from NCCB in any other form.

Vice-President Frank Gervasi exprealltd some concern abo.ut GHI'a minority position on the 1 .opoaed ~orporation'a board; he cautioned that GHI would be lending ita name and credibility to a new venture. Director Joe Jenkins also commented on the neeeuity of proceeding slowly and deliberately since this was a new concept far GHI. He also made clear his poaltion that, since the larger homes had not participated in the rehab pro-

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reached the ..,,000 mark ln ita drive for membenWP ap­ital to help it ·p. urehaae the Co-op .upenaarket, pharllw.ey and aervlee. ltation in Greenbelt. Their .-1 a. to .rUle f60,000 by April 1. · .

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Volume 47, Number 19 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland· 20770 Thurs., Mar. 29, 1984

han joined the 1.1" Co.op ,.. The 001 . ...... 411 DINeten eaah or by trdlfemac f'lllllll will liMe\ Ill .. .._. die DIIIK· .of from the pnMilt Greenbelt Co- *"" 10. It II _,..... .., wtll operative, Inc. (GCI). Almoe~ dedde tiMII to whom· thq· wiD ~,000 baa been paid In eaall, aell their four ~keta aad and more thaD ttO,OOO Ia In trana- three aerriee atllttoM- Ia . _... ferred fundi. to han the Jateet hlfonudcm,

Rabies is Spreading. in P.G. County; Emergency Clinic Set for March 30

The Consumer ~ooperatlve De- the lleXt 'JCC Beard of 'D~ velopment Corporation, a wboUy- ton will m"t Satanlar, Manh owned aubaldi&rJ' of the National 81, at I a.m. lnatlllll cd their Conaumer Cooperative Bank, Ia uaual FridaJ n!Pt ...Unr. The expected to lou GCC a por\IOil .Board will meet In the GIMIIbel\ of ita capital. Ill addition, the Ho- c6et on Halllllton Plan. Conaumers UnIted Inaurance All intereeted people are hwiW Company will participate in the to atte'* the mHtinr. .by Philip J, Hanyok

Because of recent dramat­Jc increases in rabies cases in and around Prince Geor­ges County, an emergency rabies vaccination clinic fol' cats . and dogs will be held this Saturday, March 31. The clinic, BPQJ180red by the Prince Georges County Health Department and staf­fed by volunteer veterinar­ians, will take place at Ma­gruder Park at Hamilton Street and 39th A venue in Hyattsville from 1 to 4 p.m. There is a small fee.

They urre all pet' owners to be .sure their cata and dogs have current vaccination• aaainat ra­bies. "By maintaining a strong shield of immunized animals around the human community, the possibility of rabies in man. can be reduced," aaid County Health Ofllcer Helen B. McAllleter, M.D.

aat te •• -if Iiiii ••• by a Wild Animal •Capture or kill the animal, if·

ponible, so It can be teated. Take care to prevent addi­tional bltea or damar• to the animal'• head.

Petitioners Lose Court Suit; Co-op Free to Sell Stores

Aa of March 21, fotq-two rabid raccoona were reported. While most were found lnaide the Beltway alone the county'• weatam border with Montgomery County, aome rabid raccoon• have been found in odlar parta of the county inclllltina one In the Arrieultural Reeearch Cen­ter and Mftl'8l Ia Deltaville and c.n. .... "'-' par .. 11 rablea eaae• wen report.ed.

All of the reportecJ c8181 In­volve rueoona and most oeeurred between Takoma Park and Laurel. No peraon baa been Infected.

The U.S. Cent.er for Dl-•• Control in Atlanta baa called this local outbreak the wont rabiel epidemic in the United Stat.• ainee 1M2.

Rabies Ia a viral diaeall that attacks the nervous •1atem. It resulta In paralysis and almost certain death once the aymptoma appear. The symptoma, which uaually develop within two to eight weeks after one Ia infected, include fever, paralyall and ae­vere throat spaams. The throat apums occur when the vletim come• In contact with watet or anythinr else that -Y cauae him to aalivate. Thia Ia why rablea baa a aeeond name: hJdrophobia, or fear of water.

The rabies virua t. uaually apnad throurh blt.ea by an In­fected animal, It caa alao be tranamitted if the ..Uva come• In eoatact wi\b freah aeratche~, opea . .....-oar~ .• ~ braDd. 8abiM Clift .be f0111td In raccoona, foxu, akunka, bata, and If not vaccinated, eata and dora. It Ia raraly found In mice, aquir­rela, ehipmunka, rulnea pira, hamatars, OPPOIIUml or rabblta.

An infected animal, aceording to t.he Health Department, mlaht appear aluggiah, drurred, ·or aleepy. It may drag lb hindquar­ter• aa If partially paralysed. The animal may be either ar.tuaive or overly friendly. Rabid anlmala have been known to leap at peo-

•Immediately waah the wound In soapy· water, occasionally scrubbing the bitten area gently for 10 minutes. ~t medical attention. •Call eo11nty pollee ( 888-8800). •Call the R•lth Depar\ment

(888-0241) or 911 after-hours or on weekenda. Do not de­lay caUlaa. Yoe may aeed to be neelaa*-1.

••• by a Pet Dog/Cat •Follow \he 18m• pr.ocedure aa

for a wild animal bite bat alao, obtain the pet owner'• name, addreaa, telephone number, and, If the animal baa a current rabies vaceln· ation, the rablea tar number. WIMft eoetMt111a tile ,...

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by BID Rowland Greenbelt Cooperative, Inc. (GCI) baa *n ln the·

latest in a series of court proceedings in which three GCI members have attempted to force a membnhip vote on the planned diveetiture by GCI of ita supermarket and.i._ ~erviee station operations. Prince Georges. County Cireun ·Court Judge Vincent Femia, at the end of a lenlthJ heariU on Tuesday, Mareh 27, signed an order pantintr a aummal')' judgment aa requested by GCI. ·

The GCI members/petltl-1'11, law ha had no grounda fw ,_n. through their attorne:va, lmDie- lnr GCI It could not to~~tJau• dlately flied exe$tlona to Judre with dlveatlture. ancl no groulllla • Femla's ruliac, aaklnr tlaa~ ·the for requirina a memberahlp vot.e rullnr be eOIIIIldered by a threi'- on the .ma\ter. · member panel of Cireuit Court· Ward. alao explained \o the judrea. A• of llarch 27, no data Newa Review that theM Ia now bed been aet for the PIUltl \o no legal eGIIatraiat en OCI not undertake Ita e~ideration of the to aell the -~~•• .-. eaae. .~ vice tM&Ioal. - · tMd- __ _. tile

Tbe pa~Uoalrf had td . . -- . . -u.at •• ,._ .. ...,._w"Caot: ~~~-~~ . 'J'&'PIIIh JIIOXJ' .-m. in dw .tee- that, ....,. - ._, tion of Board• of Directora of sale mu' 10 \o tiN GCI • ...... consumer cooperativiJ.I. They fur- berahip lor approval, thed liiJ ther arped that prox)' voting sale that 11M tektm plaee woukl in tMf election of GCI'a Board of be· a "n111llt7"-in ot11er Wllfda, Directors therefore D?eant that invalid, or n11ll and ..tel. the preaent Board "Ia 1mproperlJ eonatltuted llnder Maryland law," and that the dlftldture decialon lily that Board thua "II nlfll and void." The petitioners wanted the court to require that the dlveati­ture luue be put to a vote of GCI'a membership In June.

Greenbriar Rulllentl llect New Ollcen

The county health department expec!ta the problem to ret even worse bee&llll the animal• will begin movina about In the aprlnr.

Council Establishes Animal Control Aecordlnr to John T. Ward, one

of three attorn.,. for the pe­titioners, Judre Femia found two laauea of Jaw to be controlllnr:

1 1 The speclftc Maryland law relatinc to J)roxy votlnr does not appl:tf to conaumer cooperative•

On Thursday, Karch II the Greenbriar Community AJeoe1a. tlon held lte ann11al homeownere and orranlutloaal nwetillg. Thla aaaoelation eonal•ta of the thrall phaaea of the Greenbriar Con­dominium• and Glen Oakt rutal apartmenta.

Regulations; E:ftective March 29 duced at th~ March 5 eouncil meeting in reaponae to a eitlaen request. Between then and the March 19 meetinr, a Greenltelt resident died and eounell waa aaked to permit pureheae of one of the unaold Iota for burial of the cremated remalna. In approvlntr the ordlnanee, council made It effective Immediately rather than In ihe uaual 10 dar• aft.er paa.a­age. The action by council permlb the aele of 27 lote (72 I'Hve altea) to city realdenta or to per­IlOna who have a member of their family burled In the cemetary:

by Blll Rowland

New anbPal control ~u­lations for 'the city were ad­opted b~ Greenbelt's city council during Its regular meeting on March 19, with the regulations to go into effect 10 days later. In other action that evening, council reopened sale of lotR in the city cemetery received en­.:ourarement that the State H i 1r h w a y Administration may end Ita opposition to a traftlc llrht at Mandan llnd Greenbelt Roads; delayed reconstruction of four tennis courts at Braden Field until it can di~euas funding prlor­ltiell during the forthcominr budret conslderatlona, anct began the steps necessary to annex into the city a small "enclave" adjacent to Green­belt Road near the Parkway.

The n- animal control reru­latlona rnulted from lntenal'll

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tlcularly about unleaahed dora. Their concern waa punetuated laet September when a dor at­tacked and aerioualy Injured a Greenbelt mall carrier. The new rerulatlona, patterned after aome bein11: conaldered by the Prince Georrea County Council, are In­landed to rive city authoritida, both Independently and In co­operation with the county, ln­ereaaed ability to asaure that animal• do not bother humana, that owners kMP their animal, wader control, and that ownen who violate the rerulatlona are penallatod. Counell naked the city manarer to make a wide dlatri­butlon of the rerulaUona to civic organiaatlona, apartment manage­menb, and othera throughout the eity, and alao to publiab a aum­mary of the rerulatlona In t.he New• Re•'-·

CeMetery

Council, with only brief dla­ell•lon, retclnded Ita 10-Jear-old ben on aale of previoual)' anpur­chaaed Iota In the clt)'-owned Greenbelt Cemetery. The ordl­uaoe to-r Uala pwpoee waa intro-

Council alao palled a motion b:r councilmember Antoinette Bram to aak the clty'a Park and Rer­reatlon Advlaory Boerd and lb Communlt)' Relatlona Adv:laory _Board to review and make ree­ommendatlona on a 111'74 Memorial Park concept for tlhe cemetary vroperty wrroundina the butial tround.

TraAe Ucllt Countr <:ouetlmember Richard

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GCI by-lawa and 11nder Maryland law, baa t.he rirht to decide to di'leat the cooperative of the un· profitable aupermarket and aer­vlee 11\atlon operatlona.

The reallltlnr aummary judg­ment, aceordinlf to Ward, In ef­fect m .. na that Judae Femia had determined that under Maryland

R .. lstnatlon for Primary Continues Throuth Aprll9

AprU Ilia the 1aat da)' to reri•­ter to vota in the 1181'J'land KaJ 8 Prnldential Primary Election. KaU rerlatratiOD forma a r • avaUable at all Pri- Georpa Ooant, llbrarlea. Complet.ed forma muet be nturnecl to &1M Election ()lftee, b:r II p.m. ·April II. Cltlaena may rerlatar in penon at the Elee\lon <Miee, lt'701 Gen-. Oden Bowie Drive, 811lt.e 101, In Upper Marlboro, from I a.m. to II p.m. weekday a.

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The member• voted for two va­canciea on the board of •treeton. reelectlna Mike Vacearo of Green­briar Phaae II to another three ·year term. Beverl' Fnllka, rep.. re11ntlnr Glen Oakt, waa re­elected to another one-year Ml'lll on the board.

At the orpnlutlonal meeUq on the 18me eVIIIInr, Bill A)'era, Greenbrlar-Phue I, waa elected pruldent. Bill had ae"ed for the previoua ftva ''an aa vice-pnll• dent. Bob zu.by, who pnvioul7 held the ol\ee of preeldent, waa elected vice-preeklent. Klke Vao­caro waa reelected treaallrel', Diane Vreeland, aeeretarp and Beverlr Frankl aa dlreetor.

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