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regular Grt;enbelt City Council meeting on September· 9 turned inro the Occasion for council to revisit the issue of eonstruction of a new U.S. Department of Agri­culture (USDA) Complex off Sunnyside Avenue. The specific agenda .ilem was to set a time and dl:tt for a new meetins With representatives of environmental groups 10 discu55 the projeeL

But befote council looked al this specific task, Councilmember Rodney Robens exploded: "It's obvious this project is not going to slop," he said. "The founda­tloo is in place. We should redi­rect our energies to discouiage this kind of poor planning in the future."

Councilmember Thomas White deflected the discussion, however, by asking what Hurricane Fran had done to Indian Creek, the siream that crOSS:CS Sunnyside be­tween the railroad track and Edmonston Rd. ..1 think we should continue to object tUCnu­ously." he said: .. It was a IWpid decisi011. 'Tirere Will bil. i ~!pili­

cant destruction of tbe nalural en­vironment as the pr.ojecl' devel-ops." .

He suggested lellding a leiter to the Beltsville Agri~uhural Re­search Center (BARC} to inqui.e what kinds of paras~ic ag~nts or

•eeks New Rallag . Wetlaadslliapact. organisms ,;.ight be disinterred in City Auorncy Robert Manzi iodi­the projected widening and grad- cated tbal a CO!IIultant hired by ing of Edmonston Rd. between the city ~ad met with a counrer­Cherrywood and Sunnyside. (A part tqiRICIIIiog USDA and that fenced.nff facility devoted to ani- 10mt diaapeement existed con­mal parasites is located on the eeming the extent of the boood­east side of Edmonston just north ary of the property being looked of the Cherrywood intersection.) aL He was sure that the COIIJUit­"A very l!lJF federal government ant. wou-ld be willing 10 walk and s~ate roads de~J4rlment are through. the land with getting away with murder," he ~ibnembers. said, ."and only Greenbelt is o!J.: Quoting Representative Steny jectiog." He urged that a copy Hoyer that the de.velopment of the letter be sent 10 the office should "IIUpaSS the letter of lbe of the governor. law" (in rCgard to environmental

Councilmember Judith Davis impo<t), Manzi suuested that lhe agreed. "! want us to keep Army Corps of Engineers might working with our environmental revisit the issue "if we can show eJ~~pens," she said. "We need to that plans i~volvc more than they keep their feet 10 the fi.e," refer- say they are." The Corps had ring to the USDA officials who looked at only the site itself, had approved the project "A Manzi said. They had not ap­year from now they will propose proved changes '1o Sunnyside, a whole new parking lot and 'im~ which was not in the site plan provemcnts' on Sunnyside. We presen&cd to them. need to be constantly one step Continuing in this vein, Manzi ahead." · reminded council that the Na·

Councilmember Edward tional Environmental Policy Act Putens said lhe proposed Jetter (NEPA).specifically says that should include a couple of sen- planuerJ """Y not piJ.cemeal tenees dealinl wilb plans for the projei:ti." He lllgellill that it !nrer-eounty Connector (ICC) and would be aond for council to the future of Kenilworth Avenue. take a walk through the area un­"Has anyone gone out and der discussion. looked at the area to be dis- Davis commented that the city turbed?"" . needs a definition of "wet-

Envif'llllmtntal Scrutiny lands"-that what constituted In answer to Put ens' question, S.. WETLANDS ,.. 5

New Police Substation Opens· in Greenbelt East.·

by Vlrgiala Beaudlamp to direct citizens to the main po- job, council directA:d interim City "ll looks like it will turn out lice station when the substation, Manager Michael McLaughlin ro

very well for everybody," said whose hours will vary, is nor inquire into these possibilities. Sheldon Goldberg of Windsor open. Councilmember Judith Council also approved a bid of Green at the regular Greenbelt Davis suggested that some kind $23,000 from Mid·Atlantie Wute City Council meeting on Septem· o( call bunon, sueh as is used on Systems of Easton for purchase ber 9. He wu summing up the the University of Maryland cam· of a new leaf vacuum. The just-complet~ action by council pus, miJ:ht be installed. On a present machine~ wh-ich is 10 to finalize p)'ans for. a Greenbelt motion by Councilmember years old, is expensive ro main~ East police subslalion. Rodney Roberti, council ap- tain. It will Jarer be sold.

An 01clted and eathsiutlc Heather VIllalba II ~ ~ Greenbelt 19M by.......,, C ... lr Nahlllui ,Jewell. . ,._.,.._,._ Pageaat Wiaaen POieetl To Represeat oree.&belt

by Koendlllrllq . What's it like to win the prize doean'l .emember anything Q1a1

of the Labor Day J>aceant? happened exaept huaain1 and Charlene Kim (sponsored by Na- thanking her intetpt1:t<r. lion Bank) covered ber face ia AD tluee had pno¥ioua Jllllllll amazement and cried when abe experience which helped brinl found out sl!e had just been. se- out their poiJe and oelf confl­lectA:d 11 ""Little Miss Greenbelt." dence (Heather won two ltate Her mom, .Mi Kim Probably re- pageant priUs, Kelly participolod acted even mote lllrollgly, u she in previous Ultle Miu and Jlllliar jumped up and down for seconds. Miss pt'OJl1llll and Charlene fill.. oeconds which may ba•e seemed ished aecottd in a field olltl caa­like hours of joy. Kelly White didates competinJ in a Little (sponsored by Greenbelt Mobil) Mila pageant held in Vqinia ear-also covered her k:lll'l of joy as lier this yeor). . months of practice came to frui- ' SiJning waa definitely "in" lion. ·She is the new Junior .Miu this yeor. · Heather liped ·to the Greenbelt. Miss Greenbelt. music from "Grease", and Heather Villalba "C<IUidn't believe Charlene signed to the worda I won" and was so e>LCited she See MISS GitaNIELT -·

"A luJer police poaente has proved the APB 1uggestion. A5 usual, the city toOk no po-been dilcuslled for a numbor of In anticipation of the Septem- silion on two rtqUCSIS for liquor by J1ets7 Llkowlkl. years by GEAC." be ~ usiug her 19 dedication of !lie facility, licenses. One, by lhe ·Hunan Pn•t Office otficiala would the acrottym (or the Greenbelt Davis commented that the otrJCC Restaurant in the Greenway like a brand new llilf bigot poat EaSt AdvisOry Committee. Coun- is "yery d{ab. It needs some- Shopping Cenrer, had been ... utJ.: office building in Oreenbell. cil had jllst approved the deiign lhing--jierbaps a map. • mined after a June bearing. The They arc beginninc the yeats­for a 2-foot by s-fOOI flat ·wall "How about a wanted postUI" other was for a liceilse trinsfer long process of aequirilll oae. sign to be installed on lhe east asked White, chuckling. by the new Muoabi Japanese City council and .talfe~ facade of tbe· Windsor Green Mayor Anloinene Bram rus- Steakhollse in the Beltway ~ this and other postal m.- in a clubhouse, wbe.e spoce has been •urcd lhe other membel'l about Davis was appointed ·voting WOibessioa on Wedneaday, Sop­donated for the facility. In pn lhe appearance of the facility. delegate and White and tember II wit!llocal post Qft"a Jetted on.a white bacltJIIIUnd the ''The police tend to be deeora- Cnancilmemher Edward Putens offocials. sign roads: Oic<nbei(Polic:e. In tive," abe said .....,;.... for the 1996 Conpas "Greenbelt has grown." said smaller 'teuers underneath are the Oilier Actions of Cities. Greenbelt Postmaster John words: G~k East.Substalion. While reacting favorably 10 a Hyater, and '"we've .eally oat-

. CouDcit also responded PQ!Si~ request from the greater Wuh~ grown the space .where we tively to a suggestiOJI by the ington CounC:il of Government> What Goes 0n mo: .. (and) need la!Jcr space for city's AdviJory Planning Board (COO) that the city lelld a repn:- dotivei)' and openliotta." rhat Son)e kind of panic; butti>n or senhltive to its committee on lllr · Tuts., ~, lA, 1 p.m. Greellbelt baa a .bipr need dolled eantillunicatiori System to quality, illdividual Advisory Cotllmlttee o~ than ·many othedncales for u, the main police department be in- couacilmemhers felt already over- ~on .. Municipal Build- ponded poat offK:c faciliriea, Aid· stalled fat the use of ~ who loaded in their reaponilbiliriea to inc AI• <lrirrla, · ManaJet of Adflliit. misht' come to the aubstation auend meetinp. Wond:erin& if Tbur.; Sept •. U, 7:30 Ulrltive Services. . . when it ij cloMoL . COO -ld IICC>eJII an appoinaod p.IIIA-Cities Meeling, Mu- The main post ollice ...,(d be

Couilciltlloatlllltlm*l While. or. at#f pers.OD, other than a :llicipol Boilding somewher~ in the 20770 V,' ..u-cr tho .... ol ~. couacilmomber, to take an lhil. L.. ...... ...,..,..-.-.._.;__...,J I!OIIe, w~ll II ~1

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Groenbeh and • ,... ~ subdivisionl. b would blve lite reWJ and .cleliftiY --.. die postmaster and iWf. Tbm wou)d stili llio I ptllll om.. In RDooneh ea... wbicb pqle c:ould bay .... tllld.IIIW poatal boaea. "We'ie ..tt!aJ ,_,., Ia the Rooae•~lt Center, .., wby laver Aid Hl'*· .

.Orimea e~plained to CQUDCiJ 111a1 the ])OIIal -.a ~ a cenain ,_. in lbeae -fint, postal offiCials.- witll . *. :hill*' '-' offtc~ to litl IMlr,......ontba.ilale •. Ja -~~ a-beh'a..eue 6e ..;ot aiiil couneil aoa the llil* air...., Thon the postal aervice paltlld' advertisa for •'-' for the * poat oftice. .

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City Teenager Is Killed POST OFFICE (Contiftued from page I) In Apparent Robbery ,. acre site for a 15,000 square foot building. Council and staff help.. fully suggesttd several undevel­oped properties slated for possible development JS potential sites for a poll office. In response to a query of whether the post office could be in an existing structure, Grimes replied that it could, but the preference ts to build a new structure. This i~ because of the post office's special needs, such as a loading dock area, large parking area, lot... of maneuvering room for the cu~tomers, and hav­ing operations rn one building for ease of moving the mad around. There are standard designs used for new .post offices. Grimes cited the new Bowie po-.,t office as an example.

by Elaine Skolnik ·\ double shoolmg on Satur­

d.t:. September 14, at 12:24 .t m, took the life of 17-year­uld Troy Will~ams of 6214 Brcl!lcwood Court. A 16-year­illd Rtvcrdale youth, who was .tl~o -...ounded m the robbery in­~tdcnt, 1' to saltsfactory condi­lt•lf1 m Pnnce George's General llo,pttJI, where Will~ams d1ed e . ..trlter. The youths did not ~nov. their assailants. Police ho.ive arrested three individuals v. ho ar.e now m jail. According to Greenbelt police, this is the Ctty 's fnst homicide in 1996.

In a pre~s rdeue, Greenbelt Pollee Officer George Mathews "J1d the vtctims told police they v.en: v.alkmg from the Beltway l'l.<tJ \!all to the 6100 block of Brl't'lcwood Drive and, as they ~ ru,.,ed the road, they obser'<'ed : .... o rndr.,.rduals sitt-ing on a !cnce. "After a short conversa­twn between the suspects and 1 rctrms, one of the suspects produced an unknown type of hJndgun and shof both vlcM rrrn.;;,'' Mathews said. Both sus­peLts fled the scene on foot.

Patrollmg the area at the rrme of the tragedy was Officer s~ung Lee According to Lt. .\1r..:hael D. Craddock., Lee hr.rrd one shot, turned his car Jround, and then saw "the munle flash" of a second shot .1nd ... omeone neemg the scene. f )n the ground were the two "'nund~d ~ nuths, who were tr.rn~rorted.to the hmpital.

Greenbelt police officers, in­~Judrng those off duty, rushed ttl the scene. s-aturating the . n~.l "A perimeter was set up ll<>rrnJ rht· marn ~treets to seal

•lll rhc Jrea," Craddock ex­pl.rrncd, .rddrng the K-9 unit ·.\ .h c..tlkd rn to track down the ~kerng .;uo;;peds.

Durl!lg thr'> operation, a ( ;reenbelt pol ret: officer was ,rnppeJ by an individual who l1.rd made contact with a "iprrnghrll Lake res1dent clalm­rn ~ he had been "robbed and ,lJ,q .tt" m the 9100 hlock of "ij•rtn!_!hrll Lane.

'\ot unttl pollee broughl the r'''r~un ,.,ho darmed he wa~ a \J~trm !o the polu;e statiOn did 'hn rcalrze that "thmgs did not r,!d up," 1n lraddod. 's ~Ao·ord~. \ dti.Jr-tn-door che-ck rn the tm­::~~·dr.rte :uc-.1 \~here he allegedl) :1.1,! b~.·en ~hu! al revc-.tlcd that

r,·,rtknt' \~ho \~ere a .... ak.e l:urd :;unftre .1\io CJr-

lJ\111!!~ were found, nor \ .1' lhl'Tl' evtden-~o:e th.lt an\

1l,tlkr, h.Hi ~tru~.:k bu!ldmgs o.r tr,·e,. Cr.rt1do..:J,. satd Pollee rrt· ,r!]J 'l'.Hlhtng ft'r the mur­·k~ \'L'Jf"Hln

I lle .tllegeJ robbery VICtim, I ~-\e.tr-flld Levi Fndv, of 6522 l '1'lurnh1J Terrace in ·Landover, \\ .r- Ltter determined to have heen mvo]\cd 1n !he shooting on Breezewood Drive. He was d1.1r~ed with first degree mur­der and assault with intent to murder and held without bond !nllo"'·rng his appearance before .1 Dr~trict Commissioner. Fur­tht'"r tnvesugation revealed that Frrdy and 18-year-old Eric Randell Reynolds, of no fixed address, were wailin& in the 61 00 block of Breezewood -l'er­race to rob someone. Waitifta tn a car near ~he Shell Food Mart was 18-year-old Nicole_. Katnn Wang, also.of no fixed .tddress.

A break in the ca:se came \\hen Wang later called the

Greenbelt Polrce station to rn­quire about Fndy. The call was traced and a locatiOn deter­mined - the Turf Motel. on U.S. Route 1 1n Laurel {Howard County) Then, Craddock observed, ,., 11 h the "phenomenal help" of the Howard County Police Entry Team and the1r Crimmal Inve'>" ligations DIVISIOn, Reynolds was arrested "wuhout mc1dent" on September 15 at approxi­mately 12:49 a.m. Wang was detained nearby after her ve­hicle was stopped by police.

According to a polrce press release, Reynold~ wa<, al-.o charged with first degree mur­der and assault With rntent to murder and held without bond following his appearance hdore a Distnct Commissioner

Wang was charged wuh dc­cessory after-the-fact and held on $100,000 bond after appedr­ing before a District Court Commissioner.

The case will be pre~ented to the State's Attorney\ Offrce for prosecuuon.

Troy Williams had re­cently moved to Spnnghrll Lake to live with hts mother. Accordrng ro the Eleanor Roosevelt Hrgh School-Guidance Dep;nt­ment, he had been t'\­

pected to regtster on Mlln­day, September 16.

Parenting Classes Beginning in Octohcr the

Roosevelt Communttv of Schools and the Family EducJ· tion Network will again ~pon~or Systematic Training for EffeL·­tive Parenting (STEP) da~~e~

The Parenting Teens course w11l be offered at Eleanor Roosevelt High School, the class for Parenting Kids .'i-12 at Greenbelt Elementary Schon! and Parenting Young ChrldrL'll at the Frances Fuch ... Childhood Center. Call r 8.88-1020 for details. SchDI.~r ship-; are aow;~1lable if neeth·d

Other Issues Hyater told '-ouncil that there

has been some v Jndalism to the delivery trucks. Most post of­fices have fenced m parking for the official vehicles. "I have to share the park.rng lot with the world," said Hyater. Vandalism to the vehicles meant money spent oo repairs and preventative measures, he continued.

ln response to the vandalism, surveillance vkieotape equipment was installed about 60 days ago for both interior and exterior viewing. Tilere IS a sign notify­mg the public of thi'> and it is done 24 hours a dav The video­taping seems bJ heip quite a lot, said Hyater, but he also would lrke better lighling m the area.

The postmaster ~Jid customers. have complained the shrubs planted next to the Coop super­market building are too high and '>hould be kept at a Jo,.,cr height. Are people worried 4biJUl people lurking behind the shrubs? asked \iay(lr Antoinetrr Bram. They rna: be. answen:d Hyater. The plantrngs there .tre two kinds of hjdrangea~; American hoUy trees ( v. htch has leaves covered with spmes); cornu'> s.tolonifera. which i.s cut back every year. and vibur­num shrubs (.,.,.hich are screening d small fenced-in area). People also complam r.hat the low white railing~ are a <oafety hazard, said H~ater. The~e are occasionally r!Jced around the flower beds to ~cer people off the plants. Bram ~atd the cnv\ honicalturist will tdlk "llolth H);t.ter on these issues.

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I Le"'ers I Than/a

The K:ellahet family would like to exprea Our tltaob- to all those wbo reached - to w dur­ing this difficult period; our fami­lies, friends, neighbors and col­leagues.

A special thank you to Father Crowley and parishioners of St. Hugh's Church, Sammy and Norma and fellow Legionnaires of the Greenbelt American Le­gion, the Knighla of Columbus, and all our "Gteot Gm:nbelters."

Gene was unique and special. We will miss his love, his chann, his strength, his. Irish eyes and smile; bis compassion. his integ­rity. but most of all, we miss him. In our hearts he will al­ways he rememberod with loving thoughts and wollderful memo­ries.

We thank you for your out­pouring of l)'lllpdly and for yow­conlributiOII.I, pnyen and cards in his memory.

You have all been exception­ally supportive and yow- IO.e and

·friendship will alwoys be a source of strength and comfort for us.

The Kolboher romlly

Health Fair Help Sought

The Mental Health Association of Prince Georg~'s County is sponsoring a Community Health Fair on October II) in Hyattsville. Volunteers are needed to help set up and dismantle tables for this evellt. For infonnalioo, cOJI 301· 699-2800 .

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CorNctians Last week's photo of the

three Misses Groenbelt incor­reclly i~lred Junior Miss Greenbelt""Kelly White and Linle. Miss Greenbelt Charlene Kim.

The. pbolo credit under the classic fire truck from Berwyn Heights shOuld have r<:ad pholo by Steve Adcber.

The second place photo contest winner in the 16 years and under class was three­year-old Devin Gibson; who was milidenlifoed in the story about Photo Show '96.

The ~e~s Review regrets the errors:

Arbor,mim Program Features "Herbs"

The Naliatu~l Herb Garden at the National Arboretum· will sponsor the program "Discover Herbs," Septanber 21' 22, 28 and 29. This program will offer Dis­covery Kits which explore the uses uf herbs for cooking, fra­grance and dyeing fobriM. One of five Duco~ery Kits will be featused. For more iofonnition on this free program, call 202-245-2726.

Decorating Classes The Behnke Nurseries Com­

pany in Beltsville is offering two free Fall Decorating Demonstra­tions oo Friday and Saturday, Sep­tember 27 and 28, from 10 to II a.m. showing ·h.ow to make au­tumn and Thank-sgiving center pieces, door swags, and barvest baskets by combining fresh greens with dried material, pumpkins, gourds and seasonal Bowers. For reservations, call 301-937-1100.

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Combined Choir Rehearsclls Begin

The Greenbelt. Combined Choir will begin rehcanals for its Thlllkscivin& and Christmas perfonnant:eJ on Thunday, Sep­tember 26. Rehcanols will be held at 7:30 p.m. at ·the Greenbeh Community Church, on the comer of Creaceat and Hillside RoodS. The Choir wel­comes new voices and no audi .. tions a,e required. Come and join this active group of music lovers wbo enjoy bringing holi­day music lo Greenbelt. For further informatiOn, call Direc­tor Jean Cook at 30!-345-2597.

Golden Age Club bJ Dolora Copofoolo

As of9 a.m. tod•Y (SepL 17), the weatbennan· assures us the rain is on its way out - let's ho_pe he's -correct and we have our usual beautiful Fall.

You're welcome at the meet­; ng on S~pL 25 when State Delegate James Hubbard will speak on leJislative issue' corn­ing before the Assembly in An­napolis. Bring a friend_ if you like.

Think about the Chinese Auction which will be held on Oct. 9. There's a box in the Se­nior Lounge to receive any .and all donations. For more info. contact Mary Gardner .

After the trip to Winche-ster, Va., the club offers an over­night t.o the Islands of New York Harbor. One stop will be the Staten Island "Greenbelt." Then Oct. 29, "Passport to His­tory Ill" will include several interesting stops. See Irene Owens and her helpen at the meetings to sign up for trips.

No need to say, ··stay busy" - this. repoi"ter has eight trips between Oct. I and Christmas!

Hav.c fun!

Exploring Dancing On Friday, September 27,

Nancy Havlik and her dance company, Dance P~rformance Group, will be the presenters at "Explorations Unlimited." The class will begin with a gentle sroup warm up fol­lowed by structures in which everyone. dances together. 'The dancers will also perform ex­cerpts from Havlik's ntw cho­reography w_ith opportunities for class observatibn and comments. This session will give an insider's .view of how a dance is made and the par­ticipants wiU h.ave fun at the same time. Please wear loose, comfortable clc,thes for danc­ing.

"Explorations Unlimited'' is a speaker series held every Friday from I - 3 p.m. at the Community Center. This pre­sentation will be held in the Dance Studio. Everyone is welt:ome to attend and· ques­tions are always ~ncouraged. Please call 397-2208 for in· formation.

Learn about Spiders Greenbelt Park presents a

program, Amazing Spiders and Other Arachnids, on Thursday, Sept. 26 at· 7 p.m. at the Ran JeT Station. ~aarn S\ICb. things as that an spiclerr are .

to in"aii, . spiders llave

can '" Very naturalist Lloyd T•·di1tio ootd discover the wotl4 Live opidera will l!c Gil

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Tbe Greenbelt Newo Rmow ·will bove its innual meelinc and picnic ot SchnJm Hilb Potlt on Sundoy, September 29, liom noon until 4 p.m. Each lllff member should brins a side dish or dessert. Chicke:n, ham­buraen oncl" drink& will be" pro­vided. Volunteers to oraanize and he.lp with th~ picnic are needed. Please contact Mary Lou Williamson at 441-2662. All staff members and their families are invited.

After. the picnic, the annual mee:ting and election of board memben will be conducted.

Edipse VIeWing The Greenbelt Astronomy

Club will hold .I public star party 10 view the eclipse of the Harvest Moon Thursday niaht, September 26, at the Northway

.fields. Join them at 9 p.m. lo view this celestial show. Club members will have telescopes available for views of Saturn as well.

The Greenbelt Astronomy Club lneets the last non-holiday Thursday of every month at the Howard B. Owens Science Cen­ter, 9601 Greenbelt Road, Lanham. Meetings are from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

For further information, call Lynne Gilliland at (301) 345-4760.

Senior Tutors Needed OAS_IS, the intergenerational

tutoring program, will be oper­ating in Greenbeh again this year for people over 55 years old. The training session will be held September 25-27 at Prince George's Plaza Hechts. A kick-otf celebration will be held on Tuesday, October 15, at lO a.m. at the same place.

Anyone interested in- being a tutor should c:ontaet Monica Pittman at Greenbelt Elemen­tary School, 301-513-5911, or Kathy James at the OASIS Center, 301-805-2765. Volun­teers will tutor kindergarten through grade th.ree, for one hour or one half hour each week.

At the library ThiS week Drop--in Storytime

for ages 3 to-5 will be at 10:13 a.m.

P. 1. Storytime for ages 4 to 6 will he at 7:00 p.m.

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die ldlool Y-: wlb:bins reruns and studyinc school notes? Soutb pcelty boring. Why not spend an· evenina or three a month ploylnc with hi-tech toys? J!xplaNr Poat 127S is the ploce 10 be. Bverything from Iuera uitl compulen to hiking and compina to parties ond peopk. Come out to on open bouse on Wednesday, September 25, in Buildina 21, Room 183A, at the NASA Goddard Space Aight Center. Bverything starts at 7:30 p.m., so come on out and bring a friend. Those who are nol . US citizens should bring their ...... card:

Back lo ~Night A back to ICIIDol llipt for

pareniJ of shldoab in jndes. 4 to 6 wW be held ai a-belt Elementary ScMol on Wellna­day, September 2S at 7 p.m.

After a brief meetlna, por­enll will hrte 1111 oppoltlndty to visit their child's clouronm uitl meet die teacher.

Pholo Club Meell The Greenbelt Photoarophy

Club convened its fini meetina on September 10 tlftd invilcl all shutterbugs to join in ·the fun. The Club providet o. forum for showing'tnemben' pictures and excbanaina ideu with other photo~phers. Other oclivilies

Kids' Quickies include suesl speokers, ond

Seven of Greenbelt's most photo evenll. Then is no fee to join. Mcellnp ore open to

dromatic cbildren met Monday, the community; oil skill levels September 9 to creole a com- are welcome. mercioJ u pa!t of the Gr<:enhelt The club meets the second Recreolion Department's Kids' Tuesday of eaeb month, at 7:30 Quickiu Workshop Series. p.m. in the CornmWiily Center. Beverly Palau, the City's Public The next meelin& is scheduled IAformotion Coordinator, di- for October 8. A Community reeled the kids' efforts and to- . Center represen1ative will dis~ gether they created a finished cuss the •totus of the dark project by advertising fhe Rec- room, and partiCipants will reation Department's Fishing show their latest work. for Rodeo, scheduled for September more inform&tion, call Lisa 28. The commercial can be Goldman at 301·474-6425. viewed on Greenbelt Municipal Access channel B-10. Upcom-

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New Deal Cafe we.._ Jeff Aua. Cumndy wortinJ .. pl­IUist with lbe DC-bued met bud "Sorry Abotit Yotit Da•aluer,• A•l ecoul .... ly performa uutside llle bud in a ao1o _.. iettiaa. 1:.cmn or "iiew-op"llyle ~ -"' will fiDd - to .......... well wor*.-ina.

"''11e Xoelnockins' Doddlel,. on, ·Manh, Does Mmb, Joe Dicey, Steve Gilliea, 8lld .Hal SqoUes, brine lholr ~ blend of aood-lime roc:lt, reaaae-. bl"", and cittullry lo die Cole 011 So!Unlay, Sqlleoaber 21.

Tbe New Deal Cafe ir lo­cou.l. til U CJescenl Road in the Greenbelt CO..uplty Cco­ter. The Cafe serveJ cctffee, liaht fue, aad "cxlt.ordinory deuerla by local cbrh. Adndl­oioa is free for oil. ollowa, but donali0111 for tho mulcians are eacourapd. .

Bt'b Coalilion .... Tbe a.-belt 81cJe10 Cooli­

lioli bu poSipillld ill IIIOIIIIIIy Dltllllina CJriaiully .-...ted .... September 23 to Meaday, Sep. lllmber 30, at 7:30 p.m. II die Greenbelt Collltllllnity Center. Moin agendo itetal will be I) election of officers; 2) repon on Labor Doy aciivilies; 3) up­date on the USDA office com­plex; and 4) Coolition aaend<t for 1996n. AU areo bicyclists are encourage_d to attend.

ins Kids' ·Quickies incJudc lie dying and a holiday workshop. Contact 397-2200 for additional information.

~e~ Coffie~~~~~d Deal and meet your friends f01 o

coffee. espresso drink. or o

Green~lt Greens The O;eenbelt Greens wi!l

host a meeting of the Maryland slate Greens on Monday, Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Greenbelt Police Station, Cres­cent Road at Ridge Road. Plans will be made 10 OQI&nize additional Green groups in M8ry1and and to launch a cam­paign to write in Ralph Nader for president.

Refreshments will be served. For further information, call 474-1998 Or 277-3720.

ERHS 86ers Hold Reunion

Bleanor Roosevelt High Sellool Ctu.. of 1986 ia iooldaJ for alutMi for their IO.year clop reunion to be held October 26, at the Holiday Inn USAir Alena in Landover. Alumni are uked to call Taylor Reunion Service at (800) 677-7800 to ~pdate ad­dresses and phone numbers.

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GREEIBELT NEWS REVIEW

John Winslow Brett John Win,low Brel!, 47, of

Springhill Lane dted Jl home on September 8.

People Iavited to See Aati·Racl- Ftlm

Thursday, September 19, 19%

Martin - Murray

Alfred H. Lowrey Alfred II Lowrey. 56, a re·

'l'~r.:h chcmt'it with Naval Re­>L.nch L.tboratory in· Washing­ltlll. DC for 30 \ears, died sud­olen!;. Serlemb~r 3. in Silver \rnng

Dr Lov.rey wa~ born rn tPkmrt"..l., IL .tnd had !ned rn c,r..:enhelt ~rnce 1972. He f(.!­

ll'l\t:d ht\ B.S. from St..tnford t~lll ht~ Ph.D. from Y.t!c 1n

i~H."Ilfl'IICJ! chemJStry. lfc v. .h Adjunct Prnfcs<tor at

: lw 1 flllormcd Ser-..-ice'i Cni.,.cr­rn Bethe~da. teachtng

h1oph~ ~u:al chemr'ilr)". "d .1 h:llov. of the John-;

ll·'i'J..tn" l"nt~cnrty from 19SO-In lu, pru(e~'lional career.

llr L·n~rev authored or CO·· t i!h\lll"d 1.t. puhhcatwns rel.tted

I•• m1lkLular -;tructure, and wa_, J"1 ttlvrted ">peaker al confer­·:'c n .trounJ !he v.orld.

Dr Lowrey 'AJS deepl) m­,.h.:d tn c.r;,periment . .ll .tnd

Born in Ahoskie. ,. C., Mr Breit served a tour ot Jul\ m 'liet Nam. In 19..,1) he ."-as graduated m.1gna cum I Jude from the Univers1t~ of \l..tr) land .11 College Park. receJ" rn~ ..t B S m physiCS.

Mr. Breu "-Orked fur lhe CIA u1 Washmgton, D.C v.hcrc he was Computer Sy~tem~ Pn,gram ~tanager. At the CIA h.._· v...t,

t.~.tth the Dm~ltorate t'l lr:telll­gence.

He is >.uf\ned h\ Ill~ v.tfe, Janella T. "Jette" Brerr and dJ.ughter Ertk.i :\tcok Bre11 11[

the home :tddre~~. mother. Dr ~fauvJce Brett. ~ort]l ( .lf•']ln,t:

..,J,ter,;;, DJ.un: Ale\.Hl•ic:r <01J Loretta Belt:her . .\n~ Yurk brother, Anthon} H B,.,t \;.Jrth CJ.rolma; m.1ny men·~ :1crlwv. ~ l.:Ou-;ms and other re[J.!Ht'\ .tnd J

ho~t of fn~nJ~ H1'1 !.tthcr. Dr John W. Brell. precr-dc:.t !1rr-:1 111

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Sav1ct: .. v.ere heiJ .1! ]/,,re Chmuan Churlh m C>lb·l· Jl.1r~

Members of Greenbelt rel i­gious organiz<..ttions and other in­terested members of the commu­nity are invited to attend an anti­racism community workshop on Sa1urday, Seplember 28, 10:30 a.m. to 2:30p.m. The workshop will feature a powerful film called '1"he Color of Fear." Dis­cussion will follow.

Sponsored h) the Paint Branch

Drs Hospital Starts Health Career Post

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Doctors Communily Hospital 1s agaiil spon~oring a Medical and Health Career Explorer Post open to anyone between the ages of 14 and 20, mlerested in a ca­reer in heahh care. An open house will be held on Tuesday, October I. a! 7 p.m. on the fourth floor tla~~room of the Out· pat1ent Servi::es Budding, directly b.:hind the ho:-.pital. The Post will meet on Tuesday evenings, .tt three~wec:k mtervals, to explore d variety of medical career paths through guest speakers, demon­strations, tours and hands-on ex.­penence. There is a fee. For more information, please call the Post Advisor. Nancy Miller at 101-552-8560.

i'uhl1~· hc.Jl!h nsko;; from c::n- \'eterJns Cemt"tcr., . :r<>nrnen!.l) tohaccn <;mo~t· The fJmll~ reYue''' 'h,tl n I· I "i, IPr over :n year.;; He prCS'iJOm of -.~mpath: ''·-· n'J,k '_,, L"I'·.JUthnr v..nh Dr J.mw~ ·to the Amerr .. :.m CJn~L'I "l ,, l~ql.k"<:. ll! ~~ puhllcJtmm Tl'· I ·',·d '11 c!"~L"L"I'i of ETS.

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ill' \A.;J\ rJ.~I ChJirman of the [},>,irJ ,11 .'\RL Federal Credll l rwm, P .. nnt Branch Unitan.m (·:lurch. and the Partndgeberry '~ hnnl

.-\c_-:ord•ng to famiJy and IIIt'n,h, Dr. Lowrey had a vora· , IUU" Interest m life. He loved ·''l'l..tng .1nd enler!aming, trad­tn~ pun ... ilnd tra\lel. He was ''nHntued ((l creating commu­

r:tt} tn C\l'ry group with whom l•c hec3me rmolved.

lie ~~ survl'led by his ex-1" rl e, Barbara Lowrey, o.f B,>v.le; 01 daughter, Kirsten 1 1\.tkr) Lo""rey, Lafayette IN; a · 'on, Jeffers.on Lowrey, Beloit, \VI; hrs companion, Arabella Omcolt of Washmgton, DC; a ,J,Ier, luq Jentz. Green Bay \\'I. .md several nieces and IH'phe'IA.~.

The family sugge!!lts that ex.­pre~~IOns of s~mpathy be made 111 !he form of contributions to the American Lung Association or MD.

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rr'i\, a ph~~t.tln~t and 1t. \I IJ v.dl dcmon~tr.tte the \1 ~~:.!.trJd Telephone Rcla) Systcrn l'<>r further information. ~ont.ht S..tiJ:· Prt-.qr .tt 1 03- 71."-\itJ.r

Baha'i Faith "The prHnary, the most urpat rtquimnmt is the pnHDOtion or e<l11<2tioo. It is inconcdtable doll 2ny natio1 should adlie.e prosperity aad success unless tWs paramoaat, this rilndameaul concern is carried forward."

--Baha'i Sacred Writings

Grun!'x·!t Baha '1 Commwtity P.O. Box 245

Greenbeh. MD 20770 345-2918 210-3160

Greenbelt Communitv Church UNITED CHURCH OF CHRISf

Hill~ide &.. Crescent Roads Phone, 474-6171 momtng:;

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Daniel Hamlin, Pastor ..A. cluarcJa of rhP Of>f'FJ rnmd, tlu! u·nrrn hnrt,

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Unitarian Universalist Anti-Rac­ism Working Group in partner­ship with the Malyland Commis­sion on Human Relations, the workshop will be held at Painl Branch Church, 3215 Powder Mill Road, Adelphi.

To registu, call Denis Dryden, 301-596-1967 (ddryden583@col.com) or Benjy Ficks at 301-657-8556. The"' is a small fee which includes lunch.

AMI Holds Health Services Workshop

The Alliance for the Mentally Ill will bold a workshop, ''Look­ing Ahead: Mental Health Ser­vices In Prince CleorJ!e 's County" on Wednesday, Sept. 25, al 7 . p.m. at Largo Government Cen­ler, 9201 Basil Court, Largo. The guest spea1ter will be Tell'zia Bohrer, director of the Mental Health Authority Division. For further information call Donna (301-839-0253) or Jane (301-577-6026).

Christopher Muriay, formerly of Greenbell, and Kelly Martin of Falls Village. Connecticut, were married on August 23, 1996, at Ocracoke, North Caro­lina.

ChriSiopher is the son of Manin and Mary Jo Murray of Greenhelt.

Kelly and Christopher live in Seattle, Washington, where Kelly works for the Department of Social and Health Services and C~ristOpher is a doc.toral student in Special .Education at the University of Washington.

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A Growing Family of Friends Early Morning Worship (Sunday) 8:35 AM Bible Study fOr all ages (Sunday) 9:45.AM Worship &rvices (Sunday) 11:00 AM

7:00PM Midweek Prayer Service (Wednesday) 7:30 PM

R•wrwtd Dr.w SholrNr- l'ntor rorlransportation, or questions, caD 47442129.30AM 3,30pt,j

Greenbelt Baptist Church Locatal allhc Cortk:r nf Crescent and Gn:enb1U Roads

Berwyn Presbyterian Church 6301 Greenbelt Road

Sunday School VVorshipService

9:30a.m. 11.'()0a.m.

All are Welcome Rev. Sidney Conger 474-7573

Blessing of the Animals

1 pm, Saturday, October 5

SuDday!, 9 am Folk Service

ll am Suaday Scl)ool n am Suog Service

F~~ worshiping God Blltl..,"*'g lhefl'com~

• Sooday'Norship ~:8:30 and 11:15a.m. (81nlartCore Provided aleach Senrice]

• Sundar School and Bible Clas&es: 9:50 a.m.

• Pre-School 0epam.tnt:9:50 and 11:15 a.m.

6905 ~Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770

Rev. StePhen H. ~tent%, Pest« (301) 345-5111

Thuncla1, Stpteonber 19, 1996

WBTLANDS (€ ......... ,_ Jl8le l) wetlands wu not obviOus. Ap­parently dry 1anc1: that contains certain kinds .of plants can be chwlfoed as we\Jands, she said, whif8 lan4 tyin.s under Water may not.

"What we need is the re­viewer !or Greenbiook Lake," While commented, 10 a general laugh. He was referring lo supposedly approved plans for a lake in Greenbelt East that had been turned back by a county site plan reviewer as not meeting wetlands guidelines.

"Most of lhe property (along (ndian Creek) is so wet you'd need waist deep waders to get through there,'' R-oberts said.

~anti said iJ would be ap­propriate to ha\'e the consultant mark· off the total extent of htnd to be disturbed so tbat council would understand the boundaries exactly.

Mayor Antoinette Bram de­scribed how the. project must have developed bureaucratically. "A project like· this has a tife of its own," she said. '~People say, 'We can't change this.' Bul it's never too late. If there'S a way of .doing it, let's do it"

Motions The discussion resulted in

approval of a course of action involving three motions, all passed unanimously: One was to sctid a letter to Governor Parris Olondeni"ng and lo USDA, as White proposed ear­her, requesting information on the ·types of agents and para­silic 0r1anisms to be disturbed if Edmonston Rd. is to be wid­ened.

The second motion called for a foltow·up with the Corps of Engi..,rs concerning lhe exlenl of impact of road improvements in association with the project. The lener should express lhe city's concern, in reference to NEPA, that planners may be "piecem~ljng'' the proj~ct.

The lhitd motion was intro­duced. by Putens following a suggestion by Manzi that lhe city utborize a tnffic consult­ani 10 look at the traffic otudy and methodology used by USDA. "Are lhey looking al what will happen in tbe fu­ture? .. be asked. "We haven't done that." Putens' motion called Jar ·a lraffic engineer to look at the full scope of lhe project.

As fOr 1he agenda item that had generated lhe wbole discus­sion-council decided not to scheduk a meetieg wilh the en­viroruneDtal groups in que!Uion ''until we have more informa­tion," as· a final motion by Davi~ pill it. .,.

Food Bank Needs Help

The Capital All'a COmmunity Food Bank, which distributes food io the hungry in the Wash­ington metropolitan uea, needs volunteers to assist with sort­ing, packaging arui distribution of food. Flexible hoUrs are available. For infonnation, call 301-699-2&00.

Register to Vote Time is running out. The last

day lo ·register to ~c for the gerieral election is Mo~ay, Oc­tober 7, 9 p.m.

Adult Care Cenler Sponsors Health Fair

Baptist S-enior Adutt Mil\is­tries will hoot the accand an, nual Commll!lily Campaign for Health, Family .Health Fair on Saturday, Sopteonber· 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.~ .• at the Greenbell Adult Care Center, Greenbelt .Coononunlty Cenler, 15 Crescent Road. The whole family is invited to participate in the various screenings that

·will be available. A sampling of these include screenings for audiology, mental health, osteoporosis, blood Sugar levels and blood pressu"' leSiing. The fair will also feature a compli­meotary· Health Food Bar and an "Eat Your Heart Out" healthY cooking demonstration.

Fair sponson include Baptist Senior Adult Ministries Adult Care Centers, Rehabilitation Services, Inc., Alzheimer's As­sociation, Overlea Caterers, Hearing Professionals, Jnc., and 1he Cily of Greenhelt.

BSAM Adult Care Centers has been providing aduh day care since 1975. Today it oper­ates four such centers in ~rince George's County. serving more than 130 participants daily. These medical adult care pro­grams provide a safe environ­ment for frail seniors. The:y are designed to maintain or im­prove lhe physical heallh, men­tal functioning and daily living skills of their participants. An important component of BSAM Adult Care Centers' outreach is to the family through support groups, respite care and educa. tional events. The Family Health Fair is another way that BSAM tries to reach out to families within its communities in. promotins preventive health care measures.

"Health fairs offer individu­als and families an easy way to get free screenings and free in­formation to help keep them healthy. Health fairs are also helpful in identifying health risks. Most importantly. they are fun and no ,ppointments are necessary/' says Lanrie Loughney, BSAM Adult Care Centers Executive Director.

Exhibitors will be avai.lable with free information -Osteoporosis Diagnostic, Ameri­can Cancer Society, Americ:an Day Trealment, PrePaid LeJal Services, American Lung Asso­ciation, Alzheimer's Associa­tion. Rehabilitation Services, [nc., Hearing -Profe-ssionals, Inc .. Woodland Job Corps, Delmarva Foundation, MediRenlS &. Sales. H\lmana Gold Plus Plan, Groceries on Call, SportFit, Cres1ar Bank, J\Jnuicair, F.,.Uiy. &I...NIV.liQg Care, Inc., Frceslale Happy Wanderers Walkins Club and Independence Court of Hyallsville.' •

For more information,. please conta<:l Michelle· Cordova at (301) 507-6590.

~PrOgram For CanCer. ~ts

The Americian Cancer Soci~ ely offers lhe Roach 10 Recov· ery visitation program for masteCtomy and lumpectomy patients. Trained volunteers visit new· patients .and present a temporary proslhesis, el(ercise instructions, encouragement, and suppon. TO request a visit or additional i.itformalion, caU (30 I) 933~9350. .

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59 language Career Courses

COntiaaing Education counes 11 PriDcc·o.orae•a Communily CoDeae ~ be ·oft'eit:d for begin­non through adviiJCed students wiabiaiiO pursqe inlerpming for lhedoof .. a career .. . Sign LanJUaiC I .&: II will be

offered on Mondays, Sept. 23-Nov. II, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the- Largo Campus and Wednesdays, Sept. 25-Nov. 13, from 6:30 10 9:30 p.m. al Eleanor Roosevelt High SchooL A Salur­day session wiiJ also be offered beginning Seplember 28 and end­in! November 16, from 9 a.m. lo noon on the Largo Campus.

Sign Language Ill will be of­fered on Wednesdays, Oct. 2-Nov. 20, fl'1lm 6:30-9:30 p.m. at Eleanor Roooevell High Sebool.

Sign l.a1guage DI. Sign la1guage IV and Sign Language lnlerpn:ting 1.eYe1 I Will all be offered oo 'J'lumi. days. .. <n J.Nov. 21. 6:3().9:30 p.m. oolhel..qo~

lnlroduction to Sign Language Jnratr<ting will be offered on Tues­days, Oct. 1-Nov. )9, from 6:30-9:30 p;rn. 00 the Largo Campus.

For additional infonnatlon and fees, call (30 I) 322-0056.

"Crazy for You" The Greenbell Recnoalion De­

partment ha.'i tickets available to see "Crazy For You" at the Bum Brae Dinner Theater on October 2. Set in 1930's, a banker goes West to foreclose on a vaudeville "theater. He fails in love with the daughter of the theater owner and decides to try to save ·the theater as gift for her. This show is all Gershwin music. and filled with singing and dancing.

Any senior citizen interested in anelidtng must' pre-reg_i~ter with the Recreation Department by September 20. For onoro infor­malioo call 397,2208.

Volunleers Needed The Senior Health IIIIUiaDCO

C<>unsoling and Advocacy Pqram of the Pri!¥:c Gulop'l Cady De· parlment of Family Servicea needs seniop: to train as vohmM=er CCJUn. selon. Four days of lnlining aboot Medicare and other health insur­ance marten; will be provided in October. Daytime availability and a car we required. For infonna­tion, call 301.@9-2800.

Gypsy Molh Program At Garden Cful, ..

"Dealing with 11>0 Durllfdly Gypsy Moth," prele~d by USDA Entomologist· Geoffrey White, is the Iitle of the-program st the Sepl<!mber 2S moeting of the Beltsville Garden Club. White has been wlll'klll1 with gypsy moths since 1"1 at the USDA Agricultural lelearch Lab's Insect Bioc:oatnll-J:.abon. . lory. The lBL's research has been dedicated to devdC!pinc JRo. logically based conbol methods, for homeowners and park manag­ers, lo protect shade trees from gypsy 'molb damage. The pro­gram will include information on the biolo£7 of the gypsy moth, how to recosniu it, and some melhods of redUcing damage to . valuable trees.

The B~ltsville Garden Club meeiS a1 7:30 p.m. al Duckworth Special Center at 11201 Ev1111. Trail in Beltsville. (Evans Trali is one block north of High ~· High School, off Powder Mill Road.) Refredlments *"" do« prizes will follow the mced!IJI· For moll' information, call 301· 490-S976.

BoyScoutsTcirget Drug Awareness

Moll' than 600,000 grammar school students in J 6 counties in Maryland and the District of Co­lumbia received ~oSpital-styk identification bracelets aS remind-~ ers that usc of illegal drup often results in hospital treatment.

In an effort to reduce the like­lihood lhal students will -.y into lhe world of illegal drugs, .adult voluntem wbo passed out the LO. bn<:clets also invilod the boys 10 at­tend Join Scnulil)g Night 10 110 held

. at !heir schools durin& dte weok ~ September IS. 1lie I.D. lnC:elda bw lhe message, "Mom and o.l: · Pl..,. take me 10 the Cub Scout Rally at our sc!IOOJ."

While the Scouting program has hiSIOrically centmd 01\ bwld- . ins self·ll'liance, self-confidence, seir-estecin and chancier, in re­cent years it has developed pnc· tical exercises to. help pareat1 commurriate with their children about drugs, child abuse and other hazards of !oday'a liociely.

The National Capitol Area Council serves mare than 58,00() Cub Scouts, Boy Scou~s and youns men and women who ~ l!tploom.

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Le&rlliaa how 10 repair il cor can save 1'110DCY; Short ..._.. live COU1'ICl olrere<t' in U. ilulo bay on Prince Georp:'a :(:om. onunity CoUeae'• Lora:o c-..,. can sot people started. ~. who is olroacly jn the bwablesa who beeOIIICI able 10 d ...... braking problema, reallllil old can,«~~ IYIIims will be ••• apart froon Qther mecbanics. ·

Por • list of automoti.ve classes offered this semester through the Continuing Educa· tion office, call (301) 322-0158.

Uha good neighbor, State Farm is there.

See me for car. home, life and helllttl ~.

Don W. lllilllllil, CLU 77(1'] Belle Point Dr ..

Greenbelt, Mel. 20770 474-5007

"OPEN HOUSE SUN, 2-5"

2 ----$77 .... 45 B Ridac-sturming Florida room for winter and sluody -foraummerliving.

II N Rldie-$3l,900 2 Bedroom, completely

""""'&red.

All Sale Prices Effective Mo"day. September 23rd

thru SGnday. September 29th

1996

Boneless Beef

Chuck Roast

Beef Chuck

Shoulder Roast

Grade "A" Chicken Breast Quarters

Grade "A" Chicken

Leg Quarters

Pork Shoulder

Butt Steak

Jennie-0

Turkey Bacon

Weavers

Buffalo Hot Wings

Best Yet

Soft Vegetable Spread

Best v.t Citrus Punch

szs• lb.

Kunzler szs• Old Fashion Loaf

lb.

lb.

Sonento sz" Provolone Cheese lb.

llikC a r-*11

~"-'-· -INIIIfSt.w

. ._... ...... ·.·•.L·,,

MOIIION

TABLE SALT

luy1 .Gttt-1 dB I

a.:J5 •··to.5 oz. I I

. ' r-.. -;.:-..;;.::--- .. - ~ .-.n -. .. r·&J·~ ,..L_,I I

Ouoe••aliox- 1a.oz. I pKaoiiAI

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-THWS REVIEW

lOSS ~REENBELT (CCiftliaued rrom pago I) from "May the God of Hope ... " Kelly sang from Shjrley Tempte•s .. On the Good Ship Lollipop."

The last evenmg of the pag­eant comes down to how the participants respond to a ques· tion presented by Rich Lee, the program's ma~ter of ceremo­nies. Heather ano;wered the quesrion: •somL' ... ay it's a man's world. What do yoU think?" by assert1ng that women are now active 111 professions wh1ch used w hl' reserved to men: medicine. J.1v.. JOUrn.:ilism, and others. "Thl· opponunitieo; are there if you ·.~or~ hard and play by the rule~·· Kelly's ques­tion deah with recycling. She responded that Jt would leave the earth "clear;C'r and safer" that it would ".,,n e trees" and that the need to recycle be­comes greater ..t~ the world population grows. Charlene was asked "What do you want

1 to be when you grow up and

~~---~ why?" Charlene, at the ripe old l"ht· t'Xquio;ite moment. LiUJe Mi-ss Greenbelt is Charlene Kim. age of eight. said she "wanted

- pltoto by Prwpero 7 ... natlo~ to become a nurse and help heal the slck."

What's in store for

ited" won respectively by Rebecca BUiltin& (Little Miss), Kelly White (Iuaior Miss) and Katherine Pats-is (Miss Greenbelt), "Best Fund Raiser" prizes wen: awarded to Melanie Gilkerson (Little Miss), Kelly White (Junior Miss) and Heather Villalba (Miss Greenbelt) and finally "Most Photogerlic" awards were re­ceived by Katie Ellis (Lillie Miss), Amber Freeman (Junior Miss) and Heather Hart (Miss Greenbelt).

·-loJ'ft-Nololl

City Noles Public Works crews pruned

and chipped trees and b!Jnches damaged by the - llorm and filled a sinkhole at the ltillside Road overpass. lllegiol yard sale signs posted on city rights of way wen: taken down.

Bad soil wu l!x<:avated and mnov!Od, sod placed, at the inter­section af Greenbelt Rd. and Southway in preparation fm land­scaping.

A layer of asphaltic gravel was placed on the dirt J"Olld that runs from the end of Hlll!lilton PJace running toward Hamilton Cemetery. ·.

lhc crowd ucheers" in sign language so that Miss Greenbelt, lfcatht'r Villalba. can ••hear."

Greenbelt's ne"' representatives? FJrst. there's a, variety show, "An Evening with Friends .. sponsored by the Greenbelt Arts Center on Oclobcr 5. Around Halloween th.ere'IJ be a cos­tume, carving and scarecrow parties and in December they'll help our the Lion-; Club with their Toy Drive. Of course, as is the custom, the Trro will help decorate a number of trees J.round town during the holiday season later ~hat month. The next year rromise.<. !JOt to be any Jc,, he·;t1c But all look forw..trd ro r..;trr_, rng out their ne~o~. dutll''- witl1 ~·nthusiasm and h1gh ener,t:;.

Other pr11es .tssociated with the pageant were ••Mosl Spir-

Mechanic Superviaor Jim Keifline 'and Mechanic .I Jay Leonard have passed the required tests and are now Certified Ad­vanced Emissions Diagnostics Specialists.

Quote of the 1t'eek

"Latest" Babor 7Jay 9reelin!JS

from lh'e JJ(cGari7Jenla!Office dlaJf

"I like work: it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours."

JEROME K. JEROME

Drs. McCarl, McCarl, McCarl & McCarl [At work and play)

301-4 7 4-4144

·--------, 1 For Our New Patients 1 I Pblishing & Cleaning I I $20 I I after I I Complimentary Initial 1

·1 Dental E1111m 1 I r-Only $20.00 lora COm,1e1e I poDshlng and cleaning. I I Includes necessary x·rays on I 1 day of examination. 1 I GOQd only with coupon. I 'LValue up to $120.00. --------.J

Our oHice hours are· Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

9-6 9-9 pm 9-9pm Bam-6 Bam-5 8 am-1 :_90 pm

GEAC Gets Update on Hanover lighting

-by ·Keraua-T~ The· statils of various lqhting ·.'

projects in G~belt Bast was. . !be moin ff>CU& or tbc ·Giwnbelt East AJ!visory ·' ComJIIillee (GEAC) mectina, hbld Thurs­day; Stpt. S at Windaor Green.

Prince· Georse•c County Councilmember Audrey Scott; Greenbelt Mayor Antolneue Bram, City Councilniembers Judith Davis, Edward Putens and Thomas White, and :the di­rector of the- Greenbelt Dcpan­ment of Planning and Commu­nity Development, CeliA Wii· son, eame to discuu. the.atalus of the street lights at Hanover Parkway.

Treasurer -Charlene McAdams explained , that GEAC•s fOrcefulness in seeking an explanation for th.e slow progress was because of the danger bad lighting caused. McAdams .'Said that it was im­portant to get some lighting along ~anover to protect the public, such as people waiting for the bus before daybreak.

In a memo to GEAC Chair Sheldon Goldberg, Wilson de· tailed the chronology of the lighting project. Wilson said the city promptly requested the proJects from PEPCO. How­ever, the company, ~hich is ro coirry OUI lhe plans, has run into problems. For example, a WSSC 96-inch water pipe is under the route near Hunting Ridge and Greenway -Village that needs lighting. PEPCO has to get WSSC's approval to go ahead with the work.

County Councilmember Scott explained that different divi­sions of PEPCO handle the projects in Greenbelt East. She said that the project near Greenspring II W1lS being handled by one Working group of PEPCO. Other Greenbelt East projects were talcel'l. care of by another PEPCO branch. Wilson said that the Hanover Parkway plans called for 17 lights, 170 feet apart. Each pole will be 25 feet ta~l. with six foot long arms. Also. there should be five new lights on Ora Glen DriVe.

Fl~;-r9pncr up, Emily Kutch-n Greenbelt, Kelly Wlalte (Greenbelt. up Ashley Gare (Glen Oaks) and third ruaner up, Julia Wade (Greenbeh Really).

Wlieft It Ci1111s Tt ~.· J A Fumllffllle, F .... Ow(le!l ... Mllftm .

GAsal's f'UNERAL HOME

GEAC will meet next on Oct. 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Greenbriar.

11M.._ FIIIIIJOnecl & Oplnlld Shoc:e 189, wtill a lllldllloto .,..,_,., Calflt, ~-Olullrienlce

TnoclliiOIIII or NoiHNdltiOIIII FaMrll ""'"-'* M~ Senlces • c:n..t1a11 c.-.les • Pie-Need

Ottt*Ton 1"ruop.ulloa & llenloe ArruteMtm Recycling Comer

Recycling Coordinator Jennifer Foley has begun .a fluorescent light tube and baUast collcdion program fm city facilities to keep heavy metal COIIIanliiiOIIIS out of the landfill waslc stream.

: Be a part of The Game of Greenbelt Be a patton and have your name listed on the Game of Greenbelt board. Support the Greenbelt Uons ClUb's effort to raise money for community charities. Simply print your name (19 letters and spaces per Une) on a piece of paper and send, along With a check ·for $1 0.00 per Une, by september 30th to:

Greenbelt Uons Club P.O. Box 67']

Greenbelt; MD 20770

The Game of Greenbelt wtll be available for $14.95 on~mber 1,1996

by Unda Sanryn 474-5215

DIU sympathy to Jancua T. "•Jette" Brett and ber dauJhter Erilla ... the ....... ·~ of ller hiubond and &ib'o fatbcr, Jolin · WIIISlowllrett.

Gn:onbehm were lllldened 10 heat of the de#b · of Dr.· AI Lowery, ·I Iori& lime raiden1 of Greenbelt.

Best wis~ for a spoedy re· covery ·to News Review otUfer Mary Molen of. Woodland .WII)', who is recovering ,_ IUipl)'.

Cantren dhriatiM Sont!eoddt orri>ed .., A .... 19......,. I ..,._I~ ounceo.Helllbe­oon of fom1u 01'eCnbeltel"f Steffan and Juliet SonneYflldt, whq live in ~- .PuMI aran4parenu ..., IIJid Beu;. -~ IIIIIII!IIIJoiat I!IIIJiy HV. oal.akelidc Drive. ·

''The· first time we left a d.hip without an

. .. ··. t. to--·AL " ... up~s ..... ~ .s.tun...J:f~J~I*al--... .... ~ mf~-&te tlmt llr:k;-ad Ptillll&*lltltata. ]lliiad · :1\A" S.lUm ~ tletDilly ~fie..,. aperlillce. In (act, at Setur:n·of~ UCIII pldtr -~haft the n:patatioo u ~~eJIIb& tllalleha, Bat; 1*-do 111 a­humor our !18le& CCIIalltlats jilt a little, ril )'1111! It 1llllkm them 1«1 pd. Hqtt to tiu )'1111 llOOIL

Nowopeahlltnke, lllo. c.o -~ Saturn of Bowie.

Rt. 301 • Rt. 50 • 30i.352-300o (Naito Rllfm~

A, Po/Janka Company A Dtft"ERENT KIND .tCOMI'ANY: A DIFFEIImF Kli<ID

··.!

Cancer Sacietv Offers Assistance Programs fhe Amencan tancer Soc1· ance, transponatron to trearmenr.

Ll! offers a variety of rehabili· support groups, one·to-one peer 'JtJOn and assrstance programs visits, and home medical equ!p-lnr can!.:er pallenls. Services ment. For informatJon. call 1nclude mfonnation and guid- (301) 933-93.50.

~i\tlSsy's.Decorating ~ WAlLPAPERING ~ JN'TF.RIOR PAINTING

F. CARPET a.EA!'IJNG

~ 345-7273 ~ Md. Home Imp. lie. 126409

•••• ~....;!~ .......

ZEUS ELECTRIC Cud0111 Quality Work

Doncw/PrHk! No job too ..... u.

Sr.rvice work and new h~«. ALL ...,,k do..., by Mcul4!r El«tridala

ln1ured Lie:. 11142 Pr. Geo. 301-622..699'.}

0.. d01.907-l02S

,;-- - -

VALERIE L SIEGEL

~ 'NILlS

DIM /DUI CONTMACTS

CClfi'TRIGHTS .....,__ 1'4Uf'Y 9W..Lit.JSIN:'SSI:S

301/474-5632

Women's Groap Therapy • Scparadoo/Divoru • l)q>ftSSion/Grieving

• Feel bdkr/Enjoy Uf<

Ginny Hurney Lcsw 595-5135

1 Mishkan Torah Nursery School : 10 Rld&e Road Greeabelt, lid.

! t Fall 96 rr:girtratitm is open ~· l ' for 2, 3, 1111d 4 year ohls. • : • New! Lo11ger L.m:h Bum:h -til3:15 • 1 - 474-4114 or tn-1615

RH f PTI0\1'-. FuU time opportunity tor a druil-orieo.kd profallonaJ to 5Ct"'C' the cldcrly in :a f.a!<tt-pacnl cnvironmolt. MUSI be a skilkd communicator wah ~ohd L·u~toma !iervicc o~ncc and tbc ability to handk muhtpllt' u .... ko; Previous switchboard n:pnimcc prrfcrrrd, pnJit'.,.,Jonal appr-ar.mcc required

P1ck up application at ln~Coartof~

5821 Queeaa.a.p.i .... ~IW.20782

APARTMENT~ fur RENT

BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAU 1 MONTH FREE RENT

GREENBELT MEWS REVIEW

Donate a Used Car Donare a used car, camper.

trailer, or boar and get a tax deduction. The Prince George's Counry chapter of the American Red Cross is seeking these ve­hicles, so call them at 301-559-8500 (the Public Affairs Depart­ment). Help the local Red Cross. get a tax deduction, free removal of the \'ehide, and get extra space in the garage or yard.

This could be your classified ad. Ten words for $2.50. Each additional word 1s 15 cents.

........ a:=-ts WJSLEI CHSTIICTIOI Drywall· PUnting•Corpcmry

• Acoustical Cdling •Tilc:•.Eu:.

Ucc~d • Bonded • IDsun:d MHIC ,.40475 345-1261

UPHOLSTERY Many FaiJrics (0 Cboooe From. Free Pkt< Up ond Delivery. Free: Esatma~ea.

Wood Rcftaishin1 Quiet Rlolum.

lfW'S CUmMUPHOLmRY 262-4135

Holbert's Home Imp.

Carpentry Painting Remodeling Repairs

M.H.l.C. 259!6

can Jack 345-9117 l='s B S THE ORGANIZED

USED BOOKSTORE

~ 1 ...... tar - Clllnl .... M:. • Cllpol. Slanlgo • WID In =-~IDe-.;- 11>- C1aeo to - $5I s-tlf ...... ...,$300. ='"

l!!;;;;!i!!i!!i!CAlli!l!i!iTIFFNEY!Biii!II!IA•J•REAL:I!III•TYIIiilil1!11!!11(30 .. 1~) IB9821!i!!i-ocl44!!ii!iiiiiii!!!1E~ § House Cl-ning

I Do )OU need help wilb your llou~c cleanmg'? Let us help. We are a hu~band and wife 1e1nt ,.,orlcmg m your area for 0\ler

years with cxccllent

. ilfil Old Greenbelt Citgo .. '!..~ Dave Meadows ~ I .,

Service Manager J Maryland State Inspections I

Oi I Changes, Batteries Brakes, Shocks, Tires Exhausts & Tune-Ups MD State Lottery

301-47UI46 20Southway

Greenbelt, MD 20770

• Open 2A liouls for Gas and Snacks •

6.9% APR e 36 MOIIIhs 7.5% APR e 48 Months

Terrifac Used Car R:.tes! 8.25 ... APR e 36 Mo-.ths 8;.5%· APR e 48 M•JOths

Greenbelt references. We prov1de weekly, bi-manlbly

and a spnng type c:Jelnin&.. Abo ava1lable are Wlndow cte.Unc and intc:nor painting.

MY MAID is 111 inlaral. reputable company.

Call John or Tlllllllly

for Free esti~ at

b (301) 262-SJ.Sl

September 19,1996

CLASSIFIED DAY CAD:

CHILO CARE - Licaloed - to give n.c to your two ... aida' cbild iD my lbwyn Heipl-. on SHLEI­emen~~ry bus line. Cal DiMS • 301/ 34.'1-3289.

LAUREL HILL DAY CARE- A pri­vate day care home wi*aprofeaiCJ~D. ally planned......,.~........., has two full lime opebiDp for chiJ.. dren apd two to five. Dlnee studio and library weekly. i Md. lic.tl6-284.'l8. Old ~b!k. 301/474-24117.

CHILD CARE PROVJDERavailollle at SprinB)Iill Lab AJIII., 301/441-1~.

HELPWAHJ'EI)

CLERICAL - PT olllee aoaillant needed for condo uaociation in G.-a Dlllieo iaelode -oavice, IOlq)boaos, IJfiOI (WP6.0), plloloaJpyiac ... fillei. ·lfn_ --. n..n.. Friday. s ... p.m. .... """'>' other SoL, II ILIIL• 4 plaL Salooy $6 per--"""-.. l!OI/441-2381, -=---PT CPFICE ASST ·l'lqiaty mat. 011-

ergy .t eatbusium -· p~t phone manner, aood Jdministrarive and communicatiOD tthls, ability to deal witbpublica MUST, Ooxhrs. Fax resume roCJM. 301/98:1-3112.

SMALL BERWYN HEIGHTS office needs help, full or pan time. Pleasant penon to answer phones, take mes· sages, file, type, etc. PI_,- room avail­able for employee chi .. n to be on premises at times. Full time includes medical, life, disability & leave ben­efits. For more infonnation call Jen­nifer Knoll, MIU)'Iand Neipborly Net­worlts, 301/441-8644, or send resume/ letter to 5411 Berwyn Road f30S, Berwyn Hgts. 20740

AVTOMO'JWE

1992 FORD FESTIVA - 5 !poOd, 15(1](, white, <~ta:llent condition, S3,()0010BO. 3011982-9789 .

NOTICES

CRAfT FAIR - Saturday, 9121, 9-4. Riverdale Pr<sbytierilll Owrel>, 6513 Queens O.pol Rd"., Univenity Part.

RATES CLASSIFiliD: $2.50 mini­

mumfor""-.1Slloochad­dilioaaJ--'- No---for !lat­ina*- 11111 • l'auod; Sullmit ad witb,.,_ IOdscNe...lle­view office liY w p.m. Taelday, or., lise News lteolewdrop box in tho 0.-JI Co-op 8I"""'Y liOn> bet= 7 p.m. 'J'uc:aday, or niaiJ to IS Coacent Rood, s.itc IOO.a.-bek.Moly .... 2017o .

BOXED: $6.00 eolumn ilw;:h. Minimum I 112 incheo ($9.00). Deadliae 10 p,JIL Monday.

lllcllole-,phoaono.and addtea witll Ill copy. Ada not

=~ accepted unlil pub-

III.AL ISTATJ: -SALE

ONE BEDROOM UNIT - Fu1 size anic ODd walt-in clooct, $24,900. aw-, 3011197-3230.

NEWLY BUILT beautiful bome in Lanbam, quid t>OiB)Iborbood. Three furnished bcdtoon;as to share, $350. plus 1/3 utilities. On bus line. Non­smoken. 3011918-1771

ROOMFORRENTonfum. Pe10K, own entrance. -301/80S..(l(J37

TRIPLE CAR GARAOE for rent, vc· hicle st9rage or work. 301180.'1-0878

ROOMMATE LOCATORS - If you have a place to· share or need a place to live. 3011352~

GREENBELT - Rent 2 level townlx>mc:, 3 bedtoom, 1 full batbt two ttl-· polio, S92.5 + utilities. Call 30l/S77-7,.'l.

FOR RENT! -urge 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo in Hwtina Ridge, S 1025.00 per month, all utilitieiinc:. Available Nov. lSI. Call Belly 474-2017.

WANTED

WANT TO BUY - Vita·mix (Super) with alllitcratu,.. $200fum. 301/261-5398.

C~RSWANTED-~a~~~ space It St. Hugh's parish buaa:r on November 16. For more information/ reservations call Norma, 3011345· 4250 .

PLEASE DONATE used or broken bicycle5 for needy ehUdt<n for Otrist­

Will pick up. 301/IO.'l-0037

PRISSURE wailiNG

Decks Fences Sheds Siding Painting and Sealing

WISUI CONSTRUCTION 345 -1261

COMPUTEBS K & K Computcn

BeltsYiuc, Maryland Voice:: (301) 595-8638

· Fax: ( 301) 595-8639

We sell New 8i: Used IJS'Clll•· W. U?grade and rep3ir •llf IBM ""'patiblc .,....., with 24 Hr.

· Tvrnaround time on nioor upgrades and n:pain. We oiiU

'I ~ &: u~~~ *· io-.. rf:ne SCr'YICc _is ~- 1:a.EE ; cairnatts. All' Scmccs arc ~t<d. VISA/MC occq>t<d.

ll >

September 19, 1996

AD. . . ~TRUJn~~

.. ·:,, ~~~~·~~I.a3m-l'f

MISSING- Blaelt s11on hair<d kitten (4 niontbs,.6 pounds) with white nose, chest, ID4 stOckings. Lut Men 'Tues­day lflltnoon wearing.a blue collu. 3011474-2852

MERCHANDISE

FOR SALE - Healthy nine foot live . ficus IROe, $30. 301/474-2088

LAWNMOWER- 3.5 hp, 19 in. side discharge ·mower, turte:-up kit, mulch blade, s~. 3011982-9250

ADJUSTABLE BED - 7 years old with l!llllress and vibratDr for both back ""t!tP. . ~w ·tmiV;l fqr sale 5300 or I# bller."_~f~~!$431 FOR SALE -.FOr! Lii~C:olri burial site for lwo._ Garden of ~ eruci(ixion, $3250nqotiable. ~1301/982.0096, leave .rneu&p.

SINGLE OR PAIR of call need home; all shall, fixed. friendly,IIJUI for kid£ or elderly. Leave message, 301/441-2438

.FREE 10 GOOD HOME: 2 black Lab.-Relrievm, 6 mot. old; Con­lact Shir1ey It Municipal Building or call lucly 301-942-!H13 •.

YARII/MOVING SALES

HANDYMAN SPECIALIST - Reai­dential repairs/impfOvemcnt. Free es· timares. Call 30111!56-3177.

LIGHT HAULING, moving & odd jobs. Call Quincy, 301/.34.'l-5984.

CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SER­VICE-Most makes repaired.Call af· ler 3 p.m. 840-8043 .

HOME MOVIES· Slides, Pictures trans-ferred to VHS, Tape Repair. HLM Productions, Inc. 301-474-6748.

MeANDR£W 'GREENBELT WIN­DOWS .t PAINTING - Replacement window• and doOR and vinyl siding. Phone 474-9434, MHIC U087. .

CASH for your valuablm:lewetry, di~onds, witches, cameras, tobJs. guns. We buy, Jell and Joan anytbifta of value. We pawn autos. A-1 Pllwn­brolten 34S-08S8.

APPLlANCE SERVICE -All oepain guaranteed. Day or eveningJe~Vic:e. Low t'lteo. Call Bill, 301/345-$39,.

RENT-A·MAlD c:Jeaninc service. Cal!9-5, M-F, 301/34S-50l6.

SENIORS- Need minor repol"? Call GIVES, 3011507-6.'180.

ELDERLY CARE- J&J Group Home, Berwyn Heights, provides profes· sional quality care under R.N. super­vision. RCUOIUible rates. Call lOll 474-5692.

GLORIOUS HOME CARE assisted

School for the Blind Hcilds Flea Market

'lbe Moryland Scltool.for the Blind is ·seckins both buy<n and sellers ID suppurt its first­ever Prillce George's County flea Mirlcet on Sa!urday. Octo­ber S, fmrri 9 Lm, 10 2 p.m. at St. Andrew's Episeopal Church, 4S 12 CoJJese Avenue, College Parle. The Dea marlcet will be monqed by .members of the Delta· Gamma Sorority as pan of their commitment 10 helping tbose. who are blind or vjsually impailod

Volum=n .are~ 1o belp distribute pos1ers, sell donaJed goods and assist- with a raffle for a vae'ailon in Cancun .• Mexico. ~'In-sled in set-• tins up ••! 'lable at lhe flea marke1 or •Olunteeling, plwe caD RDAria Wblff at (410) 444-SOOO, eit 2111 ..

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt

one bedroom apanmems

From $515-00 Vista Mgmt. Co.

301-982-4636

Benefit&:«: 1111J To Be HIIW On Sa!urda)o, Oct 12. 1110

founli lllinal Coritd!w. a.. 8-K Run wiD be held to be11e11i Christmu in April or Piinee Georp's County. Tho Coritd!w Classic is an ei&hl ·~ run and IJOIICOID[Jelitive waDI· which takes place · alons. Raoite One, All proceeds wili be ...t to buy supplies and matOrial• for the 1997 Cluislmu in April program. which repain lhe. homes_ of elderly,bandicapped,

~l LANDSCAPING

M.H.I.C. 45685

~---1 Design·lnstallallon Patios ··Bdck

l!t l'lagstone Retaining Walls' POnds l!t 'w.relfaiiS Snaw Plow Service

(301) 474-4136. MUl.TIFAMILYYARDSALJi-Lots of stuff incl tnfls, 10o. East off Rt. 193, Sat, 8 - 2, 12200 Daisy Lane, Glenn Dale.

MULTIFAMILY YARD SALE and bate sale fundraiser! The bia one is back wi~ items. for every interest. Join us on Sept. 20,21,& 22 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday}, from 10 until 5. PrOceeckwiUbenelitcltildroll'sday care. Follow sians from Olealbdt Road ro Cipriano Road"to 1818 Brae Brook. Drive:.

Iivia& - Glorious Home c ... is opc:n + + + + + + 40 + + + + + + + to seniors who require shel&ered care: + 181eraietl8 ...o-..&.. + ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;:iiiL:' and,ifooc:eswy,pononaloboetvation + ,., __ ha~~ + :~=:.:..e:!~~~. olGrealbdiP • 918-1771. + Call • GIGANTIC YARD sALE!-

SERVICES

PIANO LESSONS::..Speciolizing in. beginners. Kids. Adults. AU le'Ve1s. 301/345-4132.

HOUSECLEANING - I have GI"C(nbc:Jt refs. of l yean. Weekly, bi· wce~ly, moodily, $45 to $55 - Mdody (Glenn Dale) 105-9676.

GUITAR Lessons -Scales, chords, theory, ruding. Full-time instructor.· 937-&370.

SENIORS- Leaveo need raking? Call GIVES, 301/507-6580.

J.tltmion PHOTOGRAPHICS ..

---------· . PIANO IN5nUCJ'ION- By lullianl + David Stein + cracJuoiC. PreS<hool, bqiJmen. inter- + 1199-4800 + mediate, advaneed. 301/S93-9035 + +

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JOB OPPORltNl1ES The _Uninnity ol Ma,Yiand Go.ll Course has ~teral joL II :::::~'d;~;i :~.~i:n · it• maia-

The residents ofWmdsorGreen will be participating in a HUGE YARD SALE on:

SATURDAY, SEP'I'EMBER 21, 9am - 2pm

Look for: Clothing & accessories for the family' • Household merchandise & furnishings • OJildmia toys, games, books, etc. Directions: Greenbelt Rd. torn right on Frankfort Drive (aaoss from 1!. Roosevelt H.S.) Sale located in the parking lot • CommWlity Center. RAIN DATE: SUNDAY, 9122 ··

INVITATION TO BID Yoll1h Centcr·PIIase.m ~

The City of Greallclt. will 1Ceep1 Ill. r... ~ c:llllnclonlortloe~ef!l•~-lelfli'1' of tile G,_..t W Ce.rer a.t11 2ieo Pit October •• 1996 • wiiJdt u.e doe w.. will .IIJICIICd .... rad 111 die eo.r- ..._ .. ~25~~wa.-••~·~~"U.'

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POi ; : l B I l fl rER Based on Information Released by the Greenbelt

Police Dep<trtment

TY..o men are sought in con­ncctmn w1th a stabbmg, wh1ch tKL urred during a fight on Sun­J;~y eventng, September B m .1

park1ng lot m Beltway P/a/.I F.Iriler thJt evemng. one of the :nen gm 1nto .m .trgumem \o\.Jih

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-.r 1EWS REVIEW

puter check listed the handgun as having been reported stolen to Prince George's County Pollee. The driver, an J 8-yeJr-old non­residefl[ man, was :urested and chacg~ with transporting a hand­gun in a vehicle and unlawful possessiott of a stolen handgun. The man was held on $1,500 bond pending tnal.

An officer re\ponded to the 7500 block of Greenway Center Drive on Frid:n mormng. Sep­tember 6, on a -report of a theft m progress. A ,, rlnt.''~ watched three rrten breJ .... mtn a vehtcle rn the parkmg l.t! and remove property, purtr!lc: :r m!o another vehtde. All th-:--:~· men got inlo the second veh1,k ..1nd tried to nee the scene rill' 'iuspect ve­htcle was stoprc·,J and the occu­pants tdenllfteJ Stolen prop­erty was found tn the suspect's vehicle. Arre\tL',j and charged v.-ith thefr, rogue and vagabond v..ere three OPnresident men, ages 21. 33 anJ 29. All three appeared before a District Court Commisstoner and were held on hond pending tn..1l

While patrolling the 7500 hi1JCk of Greenbelt Road around :llldnight Saturday, September

and eluding an officer on foot. Both youths were transported to Boy's Village pending trial.

A silver 1985 TOj'ota Corolla four-door was reported stolen from the 5900 block of Cherrywood Lane on Friday morning, September 6. The ve­hicle was recovered the same day in the 6200 block of Springhill Drive. The vehicle had been abandoned.

A 1984 Cadillac Fleetwood four-dcor was reported stoJen from the 6900 block of Hanover Parkway around 7 p.m. on Satur­d•y. September 7. The vehicle was recovered on September 12, by Prince George's County Police in the 3500 block of Erye Drive, Upper Marlboro. No arrests were made.

A suspicious abandoned ve­hicle was reponed in the 7900 block of Mandan Road on Satur­day, September 7 .. A computer check revealed the vehicle, a 1981 Oldsmobile 98 two-door, had been reported stolen to Prince George's County Police. lbe vehicle was impounded.

A 1986 Chevrolet Caprice two-door was reported stolen from the 7700 block of Hanover Parkway on Tuesday afternoon, September 10. The vehicle was recovered the next day by Prince George's County Police in the 9900 block of Goodluck Road. No arrests were made. I•• 22 \ .· 1r, uld. 5' 10", \\ rth .1

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:\ m.m \~.h :t\\,luiiL'·i temporar) dJ..,~room .rt Lk L:t,)r Roo~evelt Htgh Schon! •lr: rue\ J.J~ nwrn1n!-'. SeptL'r'lhl·r ]II

:\o., tht' mJn ""J.'> "".!I~Jn~ h~.: v.,h .tppro,tcht·J b;r Jnot~er 111.1n

\~ho a~k.ed for ..1 doli,tr llv rl.!­'ipnnded that he dtdn 1 ~~.1\ c one, and ..1~ he ..-.alked n:, the other rnan he wa~ pu·!c ~wd 1~1 the mouth. The rn.l!!

-. J.n officer stopped a vehicle 1Pr a traffic violation. A com­puter check listed the tags on the vehicle as having been re­ported stolen by Fairfax County Polu.:e. A 43-yeJr-old nonresi­dent man was arrested, charged vnth theft, and relca~ed on clta­tlon pending trial.

A warranc has been issued for J 26-year-old nonre~ident, charg­Ing him with se,en ..:ounts of'ut­termg a countl'rft'tt document and ~even count~ of theft. The war­rant was i,~ued tn connection v.-tth passing of counterfeit travel­ers checb to several Greenbelt rner~..h:.111ts bctv.cen August 26 .mJ 29. The v.Jrrant was turned o\er to the Prince George's CLJunt:o 'l~~erifJ ·s Department for

Hampton City, Virginia Police recovered a 1989 Acura Legend ·two-door on Wednesday, Septem-

·\ m.tn. v..rlkJCt:! home from lhl." Shell Food ~Mart, 8007 Jlr,•t'll'\Wnd Dn\·,·, on \fnnday .rUcmnun. St:rrcmhcr t}, V.<l' ap­J'l>l.khed h:o anolher man ,....ho purtchcd h1m m the face and ... r.rhhed h11n T""o other men ap­pt',trCL1. one nf whom produced a kn1fe .md ~tabbed the victim. The thmi a.c.~Jilant. who was car­r~ tng a l.nge black revolver, punched the victim in the face. 1 he rnen took the victim"s wallet .tnd !led on foot m an unknown .ttrct:ILon. The VICtim was trans­P•'rlt'd hy ambulance to Pnnce. ( ;l.'1 1rge\ GenerJI Hospital where lu: ,....a~ tre • .llcd for his wounds.

!'he :-,uspcd'i Jre described as: 1 1 .1n H1~p.u1Lc man, about 25 >Car~ old. 5'6", .,.,·ith a muscular hutiJ, long bl..ick. hair, wearrng ,Ltrk o:Jothln~. Jrmed wuh J ~ntll', ~J .t black man, about 28 :-cu~ uld. 5'8", ~ith a heavv hutld. r.:!o~e cropped black hat;, v.c.trtng dark clothing, armed \~ rth a handgun; and 3) a black m.m, about 23 years old, 6'1'' ""1th a muscular build, bushy hair, >.~.c.mng dark ciOlhing and armed v.trh a knife.

The School Resource Officer ~." palrolhng the 7400 block of Frankfort Drive on Wednesday Jfternoon, when he located rwo you!h~ he suspected of being tru­,tnt The officer detected the ~Hlor of what he believed to be m.1 riJUana. Both youths were fnund to have cigars commonly u~cJ to srnoke marijuana in their r("'-~e~sion. The youths were ar­f('\ted. t:harged with possession of J':lraphemalia. released to school otfro:tals pendmg achon by the J lH cmle Justtce System. and thelf r.trents notified.

the incident to 'it·hool trators .

Later Tue<ida;. Sq:nen~her 10, another a~sault was repnned at Eleanor Roose\elt H1gh

School. A student wa-. v. .. llkmt: down the hallway paq the \Uj·

pect when the suspect run..:hed h1m m the mouth, for no JPPH ent reason chipprn~ .1 t(lll[h

The suspect 1s descnhed ,,, .!

black male. 16 - 17 \c .. 1r' ,,id 5'10" to 6'n", \.•o~th l.n,~,· budd and pos'!bly J h.Ji·J lll'.t.!. wearing a >,o,·hJte shtrt, black baseball cap, a black sweat-.htrt

An offtcer on bike l'·=tr,•l 1:1

the 6100 block of Brt·ocv..,,,,! Court on Wednesday September II. n01iced J

smoking a Cigarette l.::;

year-old restdent youth rested, charged wnh pos~c''lur: \'1

tobacco. 1be youth wa~ rde.hcd to his father on a JUVenile L I\ t1 citation pending action h:o tr.c Ju venile Justice System.

Two youths were arre~ted (111

Thursday morning, Septem her 1.:'.. for fighting inside a clas~room ..11 Eleanor Roosevelt High Schnol 1be youths, a 14-year-old re~td~nt and a 15-year-old nonre.,tdenr. were charged with dtqurt'>lnt: school activities and rele..1~cJ nn citation pending actwn t-~ Board of EducatiOn

Several walkV~-ay hghh tr: front yard of a residenLt' 1r

6600 block of Springcre'~ I )rt 1 ~· were vandalized on Thur·d·l'­September 12, around IU . ..tr1 r•"

Thdts and Burglarie~

An .Hk1::pted burglary of a re'!derk'l.' 1n the 5900 block of Cherr:"'o~hld·Lane was reported 1111 Tuc .. d,J: .J.itemoon, September ](J Fntn \.\.,J..~ unsuccessfully at­tl'IT1f11t'd h:. 1..1mpering wifh the frol!lJ d<:nr IP..;k.

.\ t'>urt:l.1ry was reported at a rc,~<k:~,L· :!1 the 8 Court of Park­

S.rturday morning, Sep. ~ Burglars entered the

rr,rdcn~l· r!':cough an unknown •cethr•d .1r;d took trading cards .tnd J ,,de

Auto Rewveries and Thefts ·\n olfJler attempted Eo lo­

Late J \ehtcle reponed as left runn1r.g on the ramp from Kenllv.orth Avenue to north­hnunr.l 1·45 on Thursday C\C"ntng, September 12. Unable to locate the vehicle, the officer con!Jnucd onto the Beltway. Sottr.:rng an ·occupied vebicle hruken dow11 on the Beltway d\ t'r Rhode Island Avenue, the · (ltft..:er '~topped to offer assi~­t.lnr.:c Two occupanb ran from the \eh1cle. A computer check rnealeJ the vehicle, a 1984 Chevrolet Caprice four-door, had been reporled slolen to \1etropolttan Police.

One of the' sw:pects wu ap­rrehended by Maryllnd Stare Po­hle m the arc,.. of Rhode Island A"cnuc and Nanb~Wt Street The ~ccond sespect Was appre­hended b\ Gretnbelt Police in the .rre.1 of Route I and Edgewood Dme. A 16-year-okl-aonresiclent \'ltHh \\J~ arrested and chuged •,1 tth theft, driving without a li­ccn<>e' n~cmg and c:1udins an of­ftccr on foot A 17-yeo.old non-

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.-\ report of an adult buying hecr for nunors resulted in an of­f Jeer responding to the 6000 bloclt of Gr=lbek Rood on Tues­d"y evening, September 10. The officer observed two youtlts, both 17 yr. old residents, in ~ion

An officer patrOlling th ... · , ~~ ~ block of Edmonston Road .Jr"u~·,: 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Seplemt"x·r )r' stopped a vehicle for a tr.JI!t~ violation. A Taurus 9mm ~cm1 automatic handgun was h1t·Jrcd under the driver's 9eat. A cum- re~tdent youth·~ was. arrested a--t===~==~=~S charged with theft. aAd fleeins

Tbunda7, Seplembtr 19, 1"'

ber II. Tk vdlic:le had been "' portod lk>leo !rom the 9100 bloct of SpriDabill Lane on Augll!l 10.

. .... ollleer poln)lling the aroa of Kenilworth Avenue and Ivy Lane onn.a.cJay afternoon, s.p. tcmbc:i 12, llOiiced an abandoned velticle OD ·lite l!ide of the road. A ~ cbeck lisltd the ve­biclc, a 1982 'lbyota Corona four­door, .- Jeportcd Slolen to PriDCt George's County Pollee. No ar­rests were inade.

Prince Cleotge's County Police recovered a 1992 Honda CBR moton:ycle on Friday, September 13, in tbe 500 block of Shady Grove Road, Capitol Heights. The liiO!Cicycle had bttn reponed stolen on Jtme 18, from the 9300 block of Edmonston Road.

Vdtlcle tbefta lqJOrted include: a btowil over tan 19&2 Oldiii!Obile Cutlass four-door. MD tap ln'C603, from the 9100 block elf SstlfotlhiU Lane on Sat· ontay, Septembc:r 7; and a gray 1987 Cadillac Brougham four­door, MD tap TGC627, from !he 1900 block of Mandan Road on Mondoy, September 9.

Vandalism 10, thefts from, and attempted lbefts from vehicles were reported in the following ar­eas: 9000 block of Breezewood Thnace; 100 block of Centerway: 5900 block of Clterrywood Lane; 6200, 7400 and 7500 (two inci· dents) blocks of Greenbelt Road; 7700 block of Hanover Parkway; 200 block of Lakeside Drive; I l Coun of Ridge Road; and 9200 block of Springhill Lane.