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P.O. Box 68. Gr.,..hhelt. M-.vlanrl 207fi8-0068 Thursday, Januar · 20, 1~g4

SCfu-om Hills 'bltes Back tc 1

by Aiao "'n•

History tial Era

· j·n.e iseue of wetlands preservation in Schrom Hilla ~:is the most recent chapter in the continuing saga of • land. use controversy in Greenbelt East. Community acti­viste and city piannen, have taclded many such I88Ue& in recnt years, including questions of development density, downzoning, and traffic control. The first public dispute over land Use there took place 250 Yeat'!l 8#0 in a ca..., h""'nl by the Prince Georges County Court in 1744.

In 17 «. the are& &Qutb. ol Greenbelt Ro.d. now kllowu u U. Hanover Par~:r oonidor -..a a tObacco plantation oW'llecl by Ohe Pindell family. Tbomu ·Pmdell, Jr.., wu tile first owner, receivinc patents for 14.8 acrea in 1713 and 1720. He was OM ~~;Cj~~-.~~~~IIC~ of t&e fi:rtt Iettiere. in the Green- ~

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er, reMdents ~n ~··ip their

Sews Review eartk'r., by plac­

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<bek 'vicinity. He named h.i& plan- ~!!ll .... ~.::;;;;i!e~~,,_.:; tat.ioll Pindell's Chance. reflect- ~ ln.r the opportvnities && well as the eballe~ o! .ettaine on t.he­f:roatif:"r. 'l'bomaa Pindell did not t.ve cQildren "ntil relc&tively late­tn li!e. When h<E! died in his mid-~ il' 1?34. be left bia. w1d01W". J'ane, wit;,b :fiye of them. the old­est juat. tea l"Ul-.: old.

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=-'"t'J..t:" =,· •11, petitioned bhe P r i n. e e Geo:rae'a County Court to order Ilia etepfatber to alter hie uae Ott the land. "He doth . . cle­atro,- aDd cut down the orphan's t:IDIIJer more than needful u ia ..,.n JmoWD to neie'hbora," elaim-ed J:clward Pinddl. In what wa:~ .. eiJ' Gn:eDbelt~. tint land u.a.e liti .. tion. tile county eourt re-

. iectted Edward's petition. ruliftl' in Claney'• .t...-or. . Cl&Dey wae not much l-ollfrer iD -., of !De laDd. h.,... ever. A-eeordifl&' to eou.Dt;r eoart recorda In 1756, Cl&Dey" ab-­RoDded fiom the area deeply iD debt. The court awarded hone., hop. a plow. and Otbe:ra ot bia ~ns to his credit­or. Echrard Pindell pined eon­~rol ot Phtde&l'& ObaDCe and farmed it· hlmoelf. He bad a wife named S.Nia. bltlt the namea at their ehlldrn are uot known.·

-- v.u.,. The Banon.:r Pa$way corri-dor, the .- of Ohe Pi.O.Ilo' plantaUoa. ..... DOt th•n eo~Hoid­erfd • "eorricior"; ta-t word n­ftect.. the modem automobile­baaed -..,- of IU&. The Pln.deU"a Ch&lll::e pi&Dtation., wl::lic:h encom. paned the llaaover Parkw•J" neicbbod:tood -..t of tiM Schrom Hilh (iaeludinc the GreeDWa,­ShowiDc c..rtu), ~ 1a - .....n -- 'nlllq. Tbe •Jiey ia drained by two tribu-laries that: join near t:be pool houae of the G:reeJJW&7 Villa.p ~errta. Parte of both tri­~ an now piped under­C1'01JD!I.

The we.atern tributaq risea nar, the inteftha-qp: of the Bal­llmore-WuhiD&'ton ~Y and Groeahelt llaed ..,d- uDder 11M G--.,. SbowiJic Comer; tho .....,..,. triba ...... 1lowa .... t­vall7 th._to ~ .,.u1 It-s.-~.

The approximate ouUines of the ColciGial plaaau- Pin· dell's Chance (the eadoeed area on the ri&ht) and Pilldelfa Addition (the partially encloeed area on the left) ar~ shown oa a cur.-t. map of Greenbelt ~ Following Marahy Brauch upstream <it Ia that thin JiDe OD t..., left ill Greeabelt Park), it travels uader Greenway Village Apartment& The stream reappan~ above ground ill northen Sellroaa HIIIB Pari<, where the pond will be- And - of tile park, lobe bralleh flows 88Ut.h of Mathew Street. wher-e it soe• underc:round. The w-.em. t:ributaey baa an even -.nailer aub-tribut&rv tl..t fiowa. into it. from the vieinity of the .Holiday Inn. P:re•rviuc wet­lands auoeiat«l with what ia left of thea.e ancient et:reams ia part of the preaen.t.-dlay hleu.e.

After· the tribatariea join, the combined waters JN~•s under the Capital Beltway. The new stream ihen tlowa aouthweaterly toward Kenilworth A-.enue. and Calnrt Road. where it joina the North­eat Bra~~eh of the Anaeo•tia :atnr. On the Pindell patent of l'llll tlrD .u-m wu called Kuah~ BI'&IIICb; ea.rrent map.a of -It NetioD&I Pario: eaD It 8WI<ln*.

Edward Pindell owned Pin· d.ell'a·~ UJltil l7e6, when he eokl it · to .Iuper ll.aaclait of Bladen.burc- For the reat of the 18th century Pindell'• Cbaoce was owned by laa.per lfauduit and then bU. ldnaman and b~ir

=t~~~it~~-:j:~lt~~ called Kakeebift. (eneoJDtpaninc moat ot Greenbrook aoutb Gf Ora Glen Drive, tlae old Payne­TicMer tract) to P1Ddell's Cb.~ to create a "ntation of more than 200 .-erw. Tile combined plantation waa probably l•aed cluriDc most of tllis time to ten­ant fanners. In 11'88 Jaeper ll•u­cJa:it Jftbon rerated it to S.maal .Fowler aDd rwo"'-1 tlt.• t-!rm.a

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Boy Killed in Bus Accident by Elaine Skolnik

The worst fea~ of a parent happened to Shailaja and Thr jappar Golla on Thursday, January 1:3. at npproximately 2:49 p;n. Their nine· year-old son \'ikram. a fourth grade student at Oakcrest Elementary School in Landover, wa."' struck and killed by the school bus he had just exited.

ThP tragedy OC"Curred on filed agl..'lmst u:e dnver nvc a;"" Spn;·~hi!\ Drive in front o1 the any pendu:g. How·:; ~e r.ott:d Spn<'~thi!l Lake Elementary routine procedure v. ,q f &ho0: ttnd acr~s from the apart~ lowed. The State'~ AL:orr.<::y's ()f. rnent buildir.g where the Golla f1{e wdl rev1e~ L'i· ca.,e .. J

family Jive. V1kra.m's brother pre:~ent it to the G1 r, 1 J<Jry Ujjwal, is 11 year~ old and his A't.":0rd1r.g ~<J P~·n.·f" Geotf(es grandmother had come from In· County s-chool ,y,t· "ll ,p:..k· dia recently to see her arand· woman Bonn1e J.,._, .... _., __ · ro< drJ"I•::

so~~cording to a Prin~ Georp:u ~:~11e~:;: =~~ : ~8:;,~fJY~:~~r {f ~-~.: County Police Department pre:.s nvted t;hat <Inver sl-. .! -~(· release. "The driver of the bus evalua•.ed tw1ce ~ :. ,•ar J ».Jp· r watched the victim exit ll!llnd W'&lk VJSCI~ who} ndf' ._, ~~. ·lr1v.;-;,

away !rom bhe b1111. Sh~ thPn Schrlo: ,~f1'lc!l1!5 o!J.•·rv•· l! a·. ~losed the door .cheeked her mir- bus dnven '...lnt.k .. KJ Jnlel.'

ror! and prepa.re.d to go tn h-er driver edun•tl•)r, .-t··! tra,·1u·_· nPXt stop. As she berr•n to pull V1krem lOok th,. Lll, '1, k

rrl'f, !!!he felt something bump the crest rath~·r than wn: '....·,.go t-.~ t • P

bus She immediateiy ~toppect Sprina:hill La k >' I· and oheeked the bu3 w:..,.n she Sc1hool Oe('au:oe h•_· . .., ,, found t!be vk-tim lyin'C' b~•hind in OakrrE'5'.,; gtf~t> l ,1n l the richt rear tirea. . The C'hild prognam. ( .\ ;J~Hti··n ,,f Sp!::·i< was tran8p0rted to Prince Geor- hill Lake Apartrn ,t'J·Jf'nts ar~ ae.a Howpital Center, when- he IISfligned t... Oaknf'H E~~t'n-was p:ro~tm~~Jeed deaJ a abort tary &hool to C'ompl:; with ti':o:o tlm.e .. t.u'." C'ourt orde-r~:d deaegratl-.~n hUh• n.1r A~foral<eollc-1. w\Je!l:' plan.)

tbe bu!l dri•er- -.olunt11rlly sub­mitted to on the ~ccne, W"'a newattw. A routine urine Lest

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tOT d~a or •leobo\ wa!. later administe~d.

••sinre no one saw the entire accident, we are eontint¥ne our investigation.'' coun•y poI i e to

spokesman Keith Evans t..,:ct the Newa Review on Fridll!lly, Janu­a-ry l,. To b-e determine-·!. 1f "()0!1· si'ble. is whet:tler Vikrnm !"lepped aM the bus and eroHed tht' street in front ()f the bus, th~.l dn:·le"i ba'C'k behind the VE-hicle or. aftPr exiting. 1"el1'l&lned .)n the side­walk to the right o)f Uhe bus. Polh:e and school o.ftieials m.; they just don't know how the child ended beck at t~le b.J,s after getting off and clearing its pat~. There is !!peculation that h·· for­cot something or perhaps dropped something.

No Ch.arw" County police •pokesmsr. Alll!lln

Day said no charge~ have bef'n

''It'!. a tragedy that all parents can relate Lo t.hei~ W)r-st fears f-or a eh1ld My he-ar~ g-oes out to Vikrem··· ~ripf.

!.lrielc"en famlly an•l. to ~hi> bU!'l driver," & nool Board mt>mhn Su;tanne P1og-m-an o b ' •' r v Pd. .. Given the nun.':-w•r .. f -•udert-. tranS~p-Vo'<>d t•y buM • e .•. ·n d.Ji' 10 our •:KhO,ll ~y~t<·m. 1 i.rl.' ":dr·:) r~ord o( thE' hu~ dnvers be commemlf'd. ·• Shf' "P'1-ke of ~ht' tmprntanct' m parents ta!';;ml{ their ("hi:.-:l.r\'11 a.b<?ut bth ,a[, r;. and of th•• :-~'h('\'t·s neeJ to r£!,· fo"-'-e children's awar(.'nc!l!! .. safety rules.

The school ~ystem's .nt-ervt>~ tion team. compogcd ·1f p~yd:,! ogist!! and C<)UnSf'~ors. h&\'r> tw ~

sent to OakJCreht to hf'lp ev,.~'. one C'Ope wit\": th€" · ss and •0 console' student~ and t.e-a.ch<tr• !"'

Vikram's cla~se! .and t~OP.t' c>..:J dren whc were •111 the buoo at :~!' time of the a<':C"ldent

Signs Go Up on January 18 Banning Parkin~ on Ivy Lane

by Diane Oberg At its January 10 regular meeting, the GreenQcJ.t City

Council gave unanimous approval, without debate, to a res­olution banning parking on Ivy Lane in Capital Office Park and mandating the mar)<ing of bike lanes. City Manager Daniel Hobbs expected work crews to post the no parking signs on January 18, foHowing a week-long posting of "!\·o parking effective January 18, 1994" notices. Becaus~ the paint will not stick to cold pavement. the bike lanes will be marked whenever the city next experiences three days af temperature near 50 degrees.

Couneil abo di!l!Cussed e.ble ~treat and commendations for clt.J employeet~.

rate replation., the proposed Cable Rat.

auanfrail at El•nor Roo ... ett Council p-n un.aa.im-ous "'l)w

Blat> 9ohco~ <OaDcil'o r~ Soo COUNCIL. _. I

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"""~--"" do m t.h~ p.rden 512 WMb a. ye.x. F01r !!i.e rest of 'tla.. eop­iDC ..-.dl W"iDfM' -.aru.. plan-

- '"""' ,_... ...-... &ad bor.nc ...... an ..tJout an •re are- to do tor :he carden thia ':lJDe at Y<NZ.

~'"ben lee eoYI@'2'W tlle piants, 'there ~ not !I1UC'h :hat. ea-r.. ~ done. E.i:her ~be :ee will not

eom.e olf :.he pi.anta or trrnc to ~ :lhe 1ee wi:O. d&mace t.be plirna . .i..et the ~ meh: oa­!;aral!y.

El::.avy j;n.a'W and lC~ ~ ean re&lly wei1rh down

~ -pia~ and so sh.ould be ge-nt1y r-e~ Light -.moun~• o-f !mOW

or ~ 5-:lO'W' ean actu.a•}y be a pro~:ve (!Ovenng. keeping <:he bnu1c·~ ,...armer dla,n the •~­l"OOndL,.. cold air.

I1 you ;:out .O'D'W!:tb 1ng on your alrle,....:.k ~ c:k.l.T :t. ~ tnto eoftaloder&tta.n :;he ef!' eet tt W1l. b..Moe on your l)l.a.at:a. Salt • harmfui and ~•n lui; p~!tn:&. Sana a:-·~ :-a: ...:t:e!' w1l: 1'l(}"; a:!­f~ ;::>~J.nt..!' but pl~a~ ·.;.s.e doN.n ea.-t ~:":":er ~or your ne~n' · 1k.e. Ca)c-:.;m t.+~:~de or nrt'a ..-::; ">e :okay :)ll 7"ur plan:.s.. :1 H~ a~ dir~ted.

A:-.c!Mr w~nU>r r:p: Jr.eeop J"'O:r neow:y t~b-nted ever­~ ..... ~ well. The r • .sit W"'inwr 'lrlnde can ~yd.ra~ a:"ld icill :hem.

P1aallia. Th!"'!. ;.a an exceUeni. tim.<t" r>f

)'"ear :.:: plan and bay se-eds !;)r ::-e.x: ye.a:-'s ~n :c.ec.~ ;7oo..l 1'»0., \'nv~ the ~ k'C!~M

to :he ':>eP't !ll!'i.eet..on of set:-1-•. and. a~f>M. ~ 1. ·,..,.,. Df books Su10e t'!': • .S ,! !I §~OIW t.lliH!' o! 7f181r for ~n W<Ot"k o~ts~. 01any ~r'"leT'~r~ :ike- to talle ".lme P~l"lC' !l..ond.c by plan­~Jng

'l'hlo:! ~s wh~:-1 the garden c.ata­:~ rome in the- rn1~1 an-d Je­'7CKe.C g-a.z-denen ion to :!roo! ·.ve-:- -:hu yeu'.s of!'erin~. I:' y::.u '.lo'"ant to &'e-t ~a.!.lioga.. ehffK gar­ier: x .. gaz:nes .~,nd boob for tOe Add.re-.e-s a! e-otr.;:;oames. Of ~ ']'OU. do nc: oeed: prd.en ~-to buy soee.C., bee&Wiie !be loeal If" rden and h.a.rdwar'.! ~s .,a-ve now put out th:s ..,ea_rtl s.e-~ for tale

I:"l my eXl)e'r:.e:::c:e more .-arri­~=~ boob a.re on the sheives ol ~:-:e :.lbrary :n w-:n:.er tb.an at &l%7 .,·n.r :ime :>f YN-r. Th;.s maJc:~ pl.annz:ng your gard-en easy !:xf! so m:..:('n ;~fot'1DA-:son

ill <.J.va.lable ng-!'Jt at ~u.r ff:!:lger Up&. .A..nd lleep >:l mind tha: li­bral'":.a.lll! ~n g-et books be you hom :othe-r !.libra.Nes..

I 3t.~··mg;y a.d"V1:!-e doing gard­ening ;> .. ~rung JlO"'III'. before you OlJ:Y a..-x! p:.an.t, So pl:ant will do weH ::; every pla.:e, se it ~3 beso; :o find out what doea well tn

the IP~ m ~ prden y:)u ........,c; :":) fi:;. Say yon hl..ave a ..v,. ~n.a·!y !"J)OC. or & nr1:e that • tall ·:;~ •ater e~ 4!ime :"! ~- ~ ~ -pl.a!lb will ~ in bOibh ")'! :no-~ bot !'lOt ~t

.any c.-! ;~~arK ....ui wnive &nd :~ ~ -:he:a.e ~Q apot.a,

t.:Diof· ;.""..Ate.,.. the ~talog-s a:Dd lte""" ~ nebu do DOt have ei'IOOI'h ~~!Jl tt:1r' & kit at iDt'or­m.ation. '· read boob if you. c:a.n. .-\.nd ~-~ : be Mlr'PI"Wed a-t the

Letters to the Editor Kudos for Hoyer

I reoe.nt:iy paid a Tisit to DQ'

Co~n beN..-e my .....U. Greenbelt eompany ..,... eaa~t ap ;n the !e::eJ""'H. ba.reatKr-aey and we needed ~ and a.asist­ance. Ou.r eompany ia too llllaH :o ha"Ve a Pol:tt~ Aletion ~ nnttee (PAC), we have no po­:ltieal d.oat !lr le-vn-alf'e., few ~o~:e ~new who w~ arP o-r the lTI"portance of 'llll"hat we do. bat we i:wt;d a. problem. Even though 0\J.r eXpe-.ztauons wer-e minime.l. we were ct.!-!l'pe-nte and :t was ~he only p~ace lett for us to go

Let mot tel1 yoa. Conaressm.an S:eny Hoyer resoponded ~yond :ur wildest dreoams. He l~tened c--arefully and pa:u!ntly wh::e we ~:r;po:airred the problem. He a~ked the r:~t qu.e:o<ttons to :e: lU

know ~:~'-at !w- un1.ent.:>od w~at we were ~ay:r.g. and then "te a~C­

ed. He ;)tfHf'd ;.1" !-::s !u:I 5UP?cr~ for continuation of our r~eareh a"l.-!. 1-0?v!"!optfte-nt proje-ct w..,_::h l&

·ru~:-a: co l"J'!lti-o!'.a: •!'('U!'~:y HE' w:-o:e :E't~er~ ,..., t~E' l'omm···.,e ~-,..:rman !l~d ;_-a: _ _'t>d ~-:-n~·~e!

~-:a:ff to ~r:~! ::-e-:"!' )n :floE> :!.~'Ja­

':: )1": HE> nE've-r :e: ".1":). r h 3\"f> :--ee:-: witneH ~ ~ CE>-:no~r-a~y !:":.

a-:t!cn ar:-1 I .lkl" 1;1,·:..at I !-E'E' ~-~ Wl"-:'e h:s c:.n:5-~ituen~~- we

i)roV::!I" JO~, WE' yay our ~axe5.

a;.d ~ha:'!- a:~ bE' a~<!'d CYf '.l! HI" ~?oi!'Sn't know to :hi~ day :! WE' arE' Deme<rats ~r Repub:i<"11.r:s He or."!y kne-w we !'l'"~f'C he!p a~d he -was .!1 a po!-it:on to do scme:!'-ing aboat it.

T"~e t: .S. Ccngre~~ rr..a-; appnr :o !T!!ll'lY to :.e ;ne!-!E!'~~·ve anod ~e-!f-serv-.r-«. '?ut :;.o: n.1:- Cor.· ;rre~~n 'M-.e 5th D.<:r;c: of "!ln-'ar.d aM the t:r.::ej Staee'!l -,f Am!!ri<"a Ill'~ r~r.,.!en+e-~ ...,.., a v-~ry ~;..,. an~ ~1}"1'1 .. ;.-l.e.,te "'Tl.-'1:".

n.arl~ J T-u PT'Midftl't !nt.-y.-m~ Tll!'('hnolotry In~.

Opera Masterclass Tne V?:ce 0?e:-a D:vason of

:h~ IH!-partmel".~ ')f .Mus:.c at :he l'0.versJty sf Xary:and at Co:­:.,g~ Park. in co~juneti-on Wlth ':!'le lf.A. Hea:y F1mily Fo'..i::-::!a­:lOr. CTf C~evy Chase. wi:l :!'PfJ!:sor :=-;;co Ca.ste. m a m.l:Merda.n :hrc~h ~M ae-g:s of :he Rl.::-.iirJ T:;ck"'r ){·..:.::<: F:-.;.:·ida-~:o~. Ca.:::<'' a pr.r.:;)pl.: ar:;s~ a..-d. Staff 0:-c­::on Coach a.t :.he Metrc.po::ta-0-p'?ra. hl'! b~n lrwolved 1n ~ea ~r.. .ng dict.10n, p-h~r.-"1"':.~!1'. l-:ingt.<~.;;r;" aX ~y:e :o :!.~gf!n. C:as.ses ...... :~ ~ h--!ld Jar.ua~y 28 anj 29 iii: Tawe-s Recita: Hal!. r~~y a:-O? !'tee s:-.d one:-. to ~:~? pt:':.- Fe::- rn'"!~e 3~e~lfic: sch!":i-...:~:-:~ >~·rrr 1· ple-:J.s-e cali ::'le c:::Jnc:er: off..-, a: 130"! , ~~:.5~55-IB

!'l:.:m':e: 0"! -;.:: ;;r;ar..:en f1v')~ that .:.os.~ c:a:-t': :ai<e -j·~:- ·.-: :, ~ ~­

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Ar.oth··r '-' 0 7e .. ~·'1at '1'>'-we:• :..~ -:,,_;r ...ro:a . .5 :~. ·:-y rem.:.om":~r ""1.t g--rr,w

:our ."".e:ghr"lar's ya~d 0r a~')-..-.d ~he c:ty_ F0r e>t::amp.~ ! ;, ~ ~ ~:\V'! a very -;ha:y yard, y: ~ may ~uve r:,:t1ce::i :hat 'J:h .. :­peo~!e wrth shady yJrds gr'Jw a lot of bosr:u ~ond Jmpa-t.e-t""-3

Thanlu T• **re Editor:

'T'h~ Gre-enbelt Lion& Clu.b wantJ~ to thauk. all indiv-iduala !rom G~;.belt and th~ .. ur~ roundmg area wbo .:t.-~trlbuted :oy!l to the ThJrd Annual Toys for :S!>edy Chddren Dnve. With your he"p :~9J wa.s bigger and better thar. a.: previou-; year.s.

:;:poE-:::a: :~anks must IN to Jud1~n Lee. B~.r;W'ay Plaza lfon:­a~l"me~t. s~.:way PlaZd lder­:hanc~ As~vcla~ton. Gree.nbe:~ Amencan Leg1on. C.\v'.n Reed and Jero:ne C0~tee of ~-~':' Pl'mce Ge::.rges Board :)~ Edu. au::>n.

We wou~ ':>e graat:y remi~~ .f 'Ne drd ~C" :ha"~ G1ano:..., In<:. If Beltway p aza c .... en'r:le:t Co­OjJ Superm.ar-..e! G~ee~.t.elt De­pJ;rtmE>nt o! ?.ec~P3.: .. )!',_ and the Greenway Sa:·ewar a,; =~~Y gra~ c-:ou~!y al~0"'Jo·er: ~"J;[e~tion ;:tv:'"'::, : n thot> • ": :- ~· ~

You a' :a- ~ .. , .. L~:~y prrud '"'P~·..l~e. cr.~- ;!!"\- y -l!" e!~orts !Jy cor.trJbutir.lir ·,.:d 5~rtln~. and .d·~:n~u~;rg w~ ._,.e~e a~~e to make c:-::-:~-:.r:-a- r a~~.--ct 150-2:0) !'am:~:e, ; CJr ~rh ~er

:-:a;:-;:n~r and

~ 'o one a.'1d r,ar.ks" and .".ave- a very ~.a::;: 3 r.j rr::..;;per­')u~ :-;ew YE>ar.

JfM' ~ 1lkznson Greenbelt Lions Clab Toy Drive Ch;,~inno1.11

ERHS Cited in "Twelve Schools that Succeed"

A Pbi 0-e::.a Kappa pul:.nir-a­tion, Twelve S<:,oo:s :-·~at Su::­eeed. feature! E eanor Rooseve-!t H:gh School as o:;:1e of ~2 htghl:.· etfective second.,;ry .;-::hoo!.s in the nation.

Veteren edueatcr Mary Ann Honn~1n pE"n<or.ei·!y axamu:-ee. dozens o-t ~on-d-ary seho~i-> to find out what makes them suc­cesst'ul. Eacr ... profiled schcol was named a B!ue Ri:>bon .-\wad~ WJ.nner in the 1911 !edll!'ral re-::oa-­~::wn prOCTt'lll.

Collectively, tbe .schools rep. resent a c-roq-aeetion o! Ameri· -=an lu,-h .;ebool edae&tl.Jn, ani tot theori!':.lcal models, b4~ " ... f'..nctJOning institutions that are s ~e~ing now . • . o.ase.!:. of :ea:-ning-s~:-tooll!l wher2 educa· tion 1s tru:y nhaed. where teach~ en ar:d stud-enta work du::~ely t0

.. a:tain mutua,:y det.ermine·.l go.;al!.. where par~nts are inva!ved with th<e:r eh1idr-en"s edac-ati•;n., and wh-ere student sueeess 13 the nom1... ,..

E:f'1Lnor Roosevelt High Sehool houses a four-year eomprehen­S.Y€ as well as a wor1J-re.n.own Sc::enee- and Tech::~olon Program. T--:e .s~,er.::e a:-:.:1 Tee:'ln:Jiogy Pro­;c: am p~c:vi::ies :J_·oad pre-co-llege a:.:ajem.c exp.-:-.'!nces with con~ ~.c.nt a~d ap.:J:.~a:ion focused on 5-= .~r-~~- Ma:hematics and Tech­

·, -(Y T:1e :n-de;>th experience& < .:-. :!"le mte:lectual growth

d. developmen. of' scuCents wi'l.o b.aYe eare .. r coa;t. .1. scientific and ell"l"lneer1n1 t..ecbnolocies. :TJa.th6mat;cs, and co1"1puter sci er.ce.

By ·Jisiting eac11 of th~ institu­~~oos, th~ autho: ga1ne: first­ha:;d ~~.-.:~wl<ed~~ a.kuut ':'1•! •·ay! these R'ae Ribbon Sc:b.oub .are meet.nz t!le ~hallenge! u! tcda;y's o::han,ciaa aociety.

Sharon Stoddard rec:O>ive, Lions Medaltof. Merit from Bar· bara Jacobs. -photo courtesy Greenbelt Lio:D.o

Sharon Stoddard Honored With Lions Medal of Merit

by Nancy Ward . Sharon Stoddard of Greenbelt. wa.s awarded the 1993

L10_ns Internat10nal. Medal of Merit at the Lions• recent hohday party. Thl8 award is the highest recognition be­stowed upon a non-Lions Club member for meritorious ser­\'1ce to the commuruty.

Sharon.. a native o1 H•gers­town, who lived in Greenbelt for 22 year.s, is the wife of. Wiiiia.m Stoddard_ mother c;;f Beth and Jlm, substitute SC"hool teaeober at St. Hugtl'•· and cODm:lDnity voiunteer,

It Js for her volunteer work in the Greenbelt eommun"ity that SMron re-ceived the Medal of Merit AW'8.rd. Her- e-tforts on be­ha.l.! of t.be St. Hugh's Food Pan. try provides help to any needy Citizen of u:te community,

The Greenbe-l-t Lions ClOO has hoel.d u~veral food drives to L!Sist her in keeping the pantry sto..:~­ed. When the Lions Olub was a.ssistinc a burned-out family. it was Sharon who would oell alter­ing to he-lp.

And her help was ~ruUeas. She ha.s been seen at loeal -,.rd •1::!1 purchasing items wbil:b someone may have need 01( .am.eday-, and !!he stores them in her home u m:il that need arises.

She has been the liaiso-n be­twe n St. Hugh'• and the Green­be-lt Lions CJab s.im::e the first annual Community P • n c • k e Brea.Wast with Sa.nta, and de-­~es JIJ'W:fl ot the credit .lor 1 ts 8QCCess.

Her humanitarian e:lf o r-ta rea:::h oat to aU persona and ah~ ~ nothiq in return. She be­heves that being blesftd means we are to use those blee&irtK"s to ~leM ot!1e-rs. Without being a hon. she ex.emplifiea the Lio-na• motto: ""We SeorTe.""

Open House Set The Magnet and Continuitr

Schools throa.gh.oat Prince Geor­ges County will be boldin;r ar:. open hooae on Thursday, Janu· ary 2'7.

1For iut'ormation aa to the time• and schoois invo!Ted. eall the Magnet SC'bool Proenun of­fice at (301) 9fie....eCM.C.

.Exclusively Women's

TRAVEL CLUB MERIN SATURDAY, JANUARY~

2-4p.m. c;oME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW OfFICE

GrMnbelt's OW.. T_,., Attency OPEN BAT. 10 ...._ - 2--

474-1300 5510 a-r, ......... 345-9003 TDD S. lla6lo &portal

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Thursday, January 20, 1994 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Register at ERHS

For Adult Cia._. 'Regiat:ration f"m- cl..aeees in

Adult aa• Eduoat.ion ( .A.BE). Englioh aa a Second LouJoruaee (ESL) and Pre-GED/GED will be beld at Eleaoror RooseveCt High Scbool,. Monc)ay, Janaaey 24 et 7 p•m. Classes will he bekl oo ·Moftf!ey and W ednee.­day 8'V'eDinga :from 7 to 9 p.m. 'beginzliDc Mo..-y. JaAUaZT 31 and will run for 11 weeks.

Coinlllunity Events

Studelrts will taloe a me p-lru::etneJJt, test. Level one to .1wr lltudent. will be in free ~ LeveMo ftve and six w;ill

be'"--· En~ in ABE clanee is

limited to adu.l'~s (16 and over) wh-o are not enrolled in a regu~ kar daly ee-bool program below the eollege leveL

The GED ;, admin;,terod each mont!! by ~ Ma:ryMOO State nepartme.ot at Edooa:t.ion to adutts (16 aDd over) wbo ·bave been officially wilt.hd:ratwn from dJ.y -sehoo-1 for at Leam. three months. Upon .8\JC'CeSI&ful completion a! 'tlhie exam, a high school dipSoma is awarded.

.Studen"bs m\.t zoegi-eter in pen10n e.t the 30bool. In caae of snow l"E."gistrati<m will be held J".a·nua:ry 3-1. Sbudent(\ a.re aeked to bring a pencil. Placement tesbing wiH be done at registra­tion or in tlhe ftntt ee&eion.. Tui­tion . and/or book fees wm be colleeted at the second or third elaa after Btrudents have been tested and have been pleoeed in a elaas.

· For 6fon11181tion about other .. OOult education evening and/or ad'tern-oon c~es hi county high S('hools d..ll th.e Evening High Sebool oftloe 301-.'l!WI-1512. Reg. isl:..ratdon for these program.

The Lion's Roar by Daft! Wan! • With projects of the Greeo~lt

Lion• Club such as eoQI'IIinatmg the "Adopt-A-FUDilT" · program for the Illinois Flood Vietims, toys for needy children .assisting fire victims and 'd.kplaced per­saM locally, assietina via118l and hearing impaired penoD• an1

:~t~y r:~~r r!!~a~n:ttiS::!~:uulot~~ Greenbelt Lions Club is in need of assistance.

An untapped but highly viable source of this help lies in our youth. Not only can the youth o;f our community assist the Lions .Club per ae but coald and should develop their own pro· grams of eervice and fund r;ai.s~ ing.

Under the sponsor,hip of the Greer.belt Lions CIU'b a !JWP.J~al to the youth of Greenbelt. is made that a Leo C1ab be inili2t~ ed.

Youth from the age of 12 years up are invited to cont.acl. Lion David Ward (301) 441-9082 to get partic-ulars and or­ranee a date end time for an orpni.aational meeting.

The Greenbelt Lion Relies wiU have a dessert meetin~ at the home of Louise Moor~. :1-K R.idgc Road on Tueaday, January 25, at 7:30 p.m.

must b-e u.ary 17.

comple-ted by Jan-

Opening Soon

·Contemporary Murder flll'""''pr·vl

'REHEARSAL FOR MURDER~

by Brooke, Levinson & Link directed by Mary Lou Fisher

- pboto by J. HeDSlOn

Fridays & Saturdays 8 pm Jan. 28,29 & Feb. 4, 5, 11,12

Special Matin- Sunday Feb. 6, 2 p.m. All Performances at GAC, in the fonner bowlill1!' &!ley at Roosevelt Center.

recornmer1ded.

At the Librery Childrl!'ll•a Procrama

Tuesday, January 25 P. ~. St.orytime. Agee 4-6. 7 pm.

Thursday, January 27 Drop-In Storyt.ime. A.ges 3-5.

10:15 a.m.

Meeting oa Eaviroament The Citize-n's Campaign for the

Environment will hold a public meeting on Thunde.y. January 27 sUmmarizing legislation be­fore the Maryland General All· sembly. The meeting will be held from 7:30--9 p.m. at the Stamp Stt»ent Union. Room 114.'3, Uni­versity of Maryland.

Issues to be di..!l~&ae<l. include pesticide$ and t-hildren, toxic pol· Jution, citizen's right to be heard, and wetlands. There wlll bP a queation and answer sess1on. fh<> event is free. For more i:1for~

mation call (301) 314-8353.

Community Flea Market Slated

Get an a-pplic-ation tl' ·r.,. R<>c­n•at-son Center for the .·ommunity fte3 mark~:t a..'1d ebi!d t·::",; craft s/".ow/tle'!- m-arket JhHt will take

fr~;~e r a.~.tu:;taJ 1 ~ ·.7~n;:try t:: GrPer.belt Y<.:uth <.er r. A nom­iro.ll fee will be ct!d.r ·d for com­muruty group8 ant! n.lividuals. fre-e for- C"hildn n . r .fters f\(·a m~rket. The dea<.!Hr ~,Jr entr~c~ is Friday, Februar.- ~-.

Reereatioa Beriew Volle)rbaJI--Com..-,itive

Drop-In Recreational Convpeti· tive Volleyt,&H sa pi&Jed in the Greenbelt Middl~ School Gymna­sium on Monday evenings, 7-10 p.m.. Droop-In i:s ;.•ancelled ONLY in the event of sc.bool closings due to snow, ice or holiday-a. Everyone, 16 yer.r- bf ae-e and over. is wekCJm..... Member!llhips are available or participants may pay a nominal d.a1ly admission.

~~ Surplus Food During January

The Prin~e Georges County Surplus Food distr:.!:mtion ached~ uld for January 2"8 and 27 at the Mun.~Jpal Bui:dmg has been sr.Jcf.anJtely p0.stponed.

Book Signing Dav.r.i Lex r, a.l,hor of Take

~te for a Rtde, Coming of Ace 1n a IJt>t.tructive <.:ult, will be at BGo.kLr.d in Be~tway Plaza for a book ,.,.~:-:ing on S.1.turday, Jan~ u.J.ry 2!:f from I to 4 p.m. T'he book

dt!s,·rshe,; the author's experienc­e-,; with the cult including how he recruited new membe:rs and bur­ied hi~ own dou!>ts about the va­lidtty of tb.e l~:ader.

Free Boating Safety Course Offered

F:otilla 24, U.S. Coast Guard Aux::iary .is ag-ain offenng Ha bas:c hoatJng safe'{y coursE' to the pul:l-ii.::. Thi.;; c-ourse is offered for no ch.arge, other tOOn the cost d the materials. as a ser­vice to promote bo-ating safety. ~as~es wdl be he:d wee-kly

begmntrg on Thursday. January 2'7 for a trrtal o.f 11 w,eeks. T"he das.;;es wil: run from 7 to 9 p m. each Thursd·ay, evenin-g at Eleanor Roosevelt High School.

"Boati114r Skill'S and Seaman­ship" is essential for anyonE new to beating while providing in~

formation on recent ch.anges to the buoy sy8tem and naYigation rules for the experienced boater. Topics to be presented include Rules of t•he R-oad, Le-gal R,.e. quiremen1:.s, B<>&t B•n&ing. Atds to Navigation. and Seam-ans)lip

The "Boating Skills and Su· man.!hilp"' Course is an approved course fer certification under the Maryland Boating Safety E-du(:a· tion Law which require!! persons born after July 1, 1972 to com-­plete an approved boating safe~ ty educ-ation e<Jurse prior to OP­eration o-f a powerboat.

Anyone desiring further iufor­mati0n may eontact Bob Wilson ~t 301~345--4724.

j • Greenbelt Arts Center ~ ---· presents

This Saturday!

THE MT.NEBO GOSPEL SINGERS

of Mitchellville, Maryland Tickets available at tbe One of the best knoum

door, at the Coop Gospel Growns iP o,r Sapezmullet a.rea., the lift. Nebo

or call 441-8770 for Singers have been in reserYatt ...... exi.<Jtence for 44 years.

brinqing joy and spirit

$8 General Admi..ton - $6 to thousands of listen-

for Students and Seniors ers.

Gospel music is a uniquely American art form. This evening will delight fa.ns of this America.n mUBic si:'yle as well as thase hearing it live for the first time.

In the Arts Center next to the Greenbelt Post Office below tfte (bop Supermarket

Pare

Greeabelt CARES Jud~,.e Hering- held a v;w:·bhop

for tutors on Satur<Lty mornmg. January 8. Eight t.-tors a:~er.dt>d the worbhop.

Audltlns for Local Talent Evening Set

The Gre-enbelt Ar.s Ct•nter "!

e.ponsoring its 5~h annua: ··Evt•n­ing with Friends," .S ._ ..:.rd:ly FeOruary 14, 8 p.m. at the ~e--.>.· Arts Center TheatPr. Pa:it grams h.a·ve feature-d T1na bllldi reeiting dram1.~:<: N"ad:ng-:,. Jean Cook singing popu!aT ~t.:rK·~ AI Herling c-re.:lt.:n~ nt:>w :u;Je!'. o­th-e plano a: a momer.-:'s :'"l<)~.L·• an:.! Lon Mor.an whog.e ~·fl<!l(' ,-,~

humor has m.ade [)a'"t pro.g-rom"ll hilarioW!. Las.t year's progr !!T'.

featured Bi!aal Yli!>cf a:.d Jan­mece Johns. st'.ld('nt"" a~ E:P ,•;o~ Roo;Jevelt H:gh and c:~·n<a:d F:owe, a J8ZZ pJa'l·«t who hfl~ bt-E'n W"Orking on a fEw ::;>.., .. · p:•.'"('<"~ hr's c-ompose-d.

.-\nyon~ inter~·~tel ,r. n·J·-::t:·.' ing for this J"'•ar·~ r'rog-ram c<,!"'

tac:t Mnra(J H{·rla;l( a~ ·-;.lS-~!:3i;.·_,

Lecture and Tour Free at Goddard

"The Turbult-nt Solar Wind.,"

What are soi.ar w;nrJ_. ~ \.\"n••rt do they come fr•Jm? \\'h,:: ,. -t.• they gomg? F.nd ,...~._ 1.

swers to these unJ '>'-nt·r 1 •.. tions about tbs phc·ntHnei"" oc~' tft '"Disrov,·r r;,Jd;;,:·d' fir•:·{"!,·

t.ation on J~1ruv.ry 2 ~ at : p n: Dr. Aaron Ru; .. ..-r:-. r;f G(:d 1-arr:'~ Laboratory f.,r Ext~~•C<I~•·-tr.,l Physrr!i. wi~l pp·~er.: ;,:, ,,v••r, of this sular [liH•r ••m•·r.1 1" .. ,:

1ng r.onrpukr- unn.~:.:..t:o·~;, u.J: mod-ern visua!lr.at,.,n m"'th<·d~

Hubhl.e- Sp.act' 'J ot"le~;oeop..· Ht:re IS a cham.: ._,, ,,, :1•!

~tual hard~·an· I• ::a:•c·<.J f<<•:n

,P<lCe dur.ng the Hu~~!_,,,, ~:,aco: Ttl!:!sco_pe tHSll F.r:-t ;:. .. r.._:,·,ne:­:\1J,,.lLD and i:l. fu!l·;,r~.r' lh ·> ,Jf

~h~~ce~~~~J~ ~f~~tJ:•;~~t~.l~' ~.: .~r~~ !Jay. :'-iA.s.A · t.uJJarJ ""i . .1. e Flight ce~r:.L: K pub.lc l•' :.;;me Vd_ ..... t:1~ l! ·T hard ..... ar; :. ,m J"-L:.:...1:y .2', :, J.Jnu.uy 31 ttla~o)l ir ,:n !1; :r n tv 4 p.m. Sp(·oCia< hours (Jl• Fr C;iy, Jar.UdfJ' ~b, lU a.oc. to ,,. p m.)

On v1ew w;:l bt' th<' H ~:,_ Photomett-r. ·'-' \1," ,J,l F ,.-.. d Plant:t..ary Cam<'ra 1, t:;<· U.-:.oJta. Repiacement Ln,t ("arr.r~:r. tr,,

S<J!ar Array LHLl~ .. ·,,. F .. g' S"Jpport Sy~tnr::. t~J .,erVICl!";[l tovls and cr•,... :;:d-, ar.d t~., t('S.tlng .and "ln.IJ.::c:. r. equ :' ment. Spee1a: ~Ju" ~Jur- w :: peop:e frvm t:n.!' GJdJ<i!"d \': ... ~:·. ,· Cente) to :h(: .d r.g, whcrt" · liST hardware ,, ... ,,: ;o•k .lp .,.,. be on disp'ay ... he i-.dnd to d:~<::i..l-• :n.~a • .Jn a answer ques:.on~

Decemb(:r".s H:--T the most ·-i.ffi, _ ·. ars.J •·· 11:

mg satellste --.. -•::c::.g :-;A:-;.-\ has ever att~:m;<d The 11-day flight incl-.ld~Cd ;;·. ~ >;:a:e-....-alk& by thE a.strc.;nau:, :(! .r.~:a:. the del­icate instrum,'llCj a-:d m.a.ke ~t>­pairs. Godd.:1rd m.ar:ag··~ ~.hf" 11::--T project for ~.ASA ;,r .. i .served a.! the nerve Ncr.:~-~ ri;.~r.t.g the m::s­sion Wlth all c:ommar.ci.:J.g of :he telucope originatmg from the Gre~nbelt center.

This event 111 free o! ;harg~ and app-ropriate for all agu F .:;r information .ea:; C.W1) :..>st3-3'355 (voice and TDD) dunr.g bus1ne1-~ hoan.

The Goddud Vis;~r.r Ct>nUr ;~ lo..ted on S(n: Conserv;;.:l'J:: Road Both eYent~ are free.

Par c GUENBELT NEWS REVIEW ~'-!...-------.4.--:-e-·c-.. -'U(-:--:?Jt:::: .. -.-,.·-.---:Ha::-cla-:-s-sa-h to Meet Combined Choir Thursday, January 20, 1994

P.G. College Resumes ~ 7~ Leonard Edwa.NI KaftlrUftl, 7.(. 'Ihe Jud'-:.th ~n~-k Group of .lil.n. Lila A. Ttll:.ker, 88.. died died at home on hnuary 12 after Greater Wa~a:gu:m Hadaee:ah

or. Ja.:mary 16 at ber det3Ctrter's a lon~r 1naeu. A reatde>nt. ~! w·m bold 1-<.s rnoochly meet~ng on bome :n Arli.Dcto11. Virainla. She Greer.tbe.:t !or «- yean, lfr. Han- Tuea,jay. Jana...ry 25. 8 P m. in e'boae t:o Mn hoqiee eare at gum bad lived in th-e 13 Court Green-be:t a: the home ;:;! Beeky :l:to!M. ;..utead at. rem.ainilll' ;n of .R1d.,e Road for 38 years. Hineh. the llolpic.ai, A reaide!tt of " Born tn Wuhinaton. D.C~ Xr. 'The p~ for :he evening's Court ~teaa, alM M4 J:r...ed: Ill ¥anzwn ~erved in "Qbe U.S. Arm7 ~et:n&' ~-ill be a presentati-on by Gr-e<e: oe!t foy OYeT 50 yean. for five years durinc World Wa! Dr. X.ar:: C .i!'!~.:Jon. ~rom NIH

Born. ia I...tadinctoc.. )(iehlpn, II. He wu retired from the His topic w :~ be "}!emory" par-Jfn. 'I'ueker..., craduated from Ve:.era.ns Administraticn f.g r t::ular-:y a,.: re:ates :v A:rhetm· Olivet Colleae iJ!. lfirh~n. She wh1eh he was a docket clerk. er's d)seu,.. .._. a prafeuioDII.} teuher be- Sunr;vors mc:ude hi-a wife For mo .!'~)rm..~ on. and t.(l

fore she eculd vou ~use Joyce Bates Xanpm of :he R.S.\'.-P. ;;. <H' .'.1.! ,::-:-ou? Pres-women i'..ad not y<@'t ~otten the h<7rtM' ad:lre:ss. d.auwhter Diane :der.t Ja<'q~ Aro-fy a: 301 34.'). ngh: ~o vote. Hlldson a:1d §.On:& T'erry. Randy, 2C18, or c:-c,.;•res.J<'!'.: I~a .Shap1ro

W'"~en she married. her :a:.e Bruce and Doug; three b~ot'hers, a: Wl 89fo.~;~s hus.band A.:v:n Henry To.cker. Sr.. :wo ;;:s:ers and s.a j'!'anlkhi:. Ha.Ca s.a~ .. ,; a :-.o:.fv:-.profit en. sh.e bad :o ci"f tljll her teec.b.i~.g !ren ,~t..J.n;za::c.r:. :-:vu.\d :n S'J-port r:tf poslticn :>ecaQ4! a..nied women }ftm1 :!':a. s.erv1ees were held HaGa.ssah r.-:s.p;.:a:s a.'ld other Ha-"'"'" !!lOt permitted to teu~. )f,:n:.:ay. January 17 at CoJ.iege da:sMh pro;~,·:s :.'1 hrae:. a.s \\-eJ: ~r th.,- mo..a to Greenae·: Par~ Lnited llet.b.odiat Chureh. a;; ed~.:~~Catoo'd,. soc;.a;, and Yot~th

and lrln. T'ueker d.id gradua:e A g1"8veside &el'Vlee wu he-id projec-t5 <n :'>'rM: and the L"nited wor-k lll ~~ Kucat.ion at t!le Wednesday, January 19 st the Coivenrty of ll'ary:W.Jld. Sb.:! be- A:·:ir.gton Sat10nal ~metery. 'U.llle a .tp«i&l education. tea'"he!' llemorNll eontribotiotu may be for ";.D.e Pn.ace Gteorces Cot~r.ty made to the charity v! one's :PU'b-. ~ Se!:iool.s, a job from whi~ t"i:to)ee <=>< ~hE- .at~ re-tired.

She was a member of Gt"~o:!n· be!t Corrr.r.oltity Cbur-::h, ~he Re­tired Tea:hen A.Nociation, tl':e Go,~en A~e Bridge Groap an:d the ."-gricolt:u.n Br1dl'• C1Qb. She enjoyed p}lenn• bl"irlg.a a!"'d played with MTeZ'IJ Ot'hifr 1-:"~tt'pS. Kn. !"uuclur f~tjy st~r.ded A~".a Stag~ prodtJrticms • ~:! the :o.!al perfonnanees "t :he Greenbelt Arta Ce-ntu. S~ n;so ••~ int.eTut.ed in books and maJe rood ':l:H of the Gr~nbelt lc­bral"J'.

Mrs. Tocke-r o~ foar pTI)J'­ertiu ill Grftrrboelt: the sizt' of n~~ ~unily W'SS t!'le deeid:nc fa-:­:r-:- ::-; ~be 1~ 01/. her hcuse. She ,...s a •alllbeT af the orig·-.!':a: J'rO'IlP (If the WoodlanJ H ::! su.hdiTisiotL

Kn. 'l"aekn- is. sol""rive-i hy !'!Pr dau.chten Lila J. Pav~~K .,f llelt:rrme •nd Pam-. L. Callen frl Azlinrton.. elciat 1T1tnd~i1 :in~ and three 1TN.t-1't'aa.dch1!dren. Her two J<On.s died befor-e ner.

.4. !2Mmoria: .terv~ee w1il '-,..e i:e:d e~=. Sunday, January 30 at :I ,?.m. a: G!'MDbeJt Community ::'nurt!b.. bte.rment wiD. ~ priva:e.

I11 :ieu o! .lloweM. memor-:-al contribat<ons mey ~ made :.0

the Hospice o! Sorther:1 V.r. amia. 6400 .-\:- .. n&"tOa Blvd., Fa::! Ch!D'eh. v; !"I'Inia.

Nominations Sought Pepc:o and the PriDe• Gec-rl'es

C:.•.l.1lty paibhc 8ds.ooU U'l! &ceept.­mg nomi:oe.bo!lll ffJr the 199<& C... :.s":A.Dd-i:rc Setenee Tea.r~.na Awe.""d. Any ~nt. student,. ad­~n,strat.or or colleape may 13o01r.lix.o !.e any m.iddle or hich at."roo.i !lcience t:.eadte-r in Prinoee Geo~I!S Coa.-atv public seh.Ocls. T•e~ra •oald. be no~ted bas~ n: t.h.ei:r- enativit7, atudent rappo~ profe.tOnali.aD, ..-abject ln:•nl':~drge., and entl\11.siasm for the ~eaclltinc Oil ldettce.

These :nteruted in nomfnatina an ~u:.!:&DcliDC adence tea.eb.el' lml..SI:: ~ a ~tter d~in'&' -, -=~cai1 'how the Dom~H u­,fliin':! U~relleDee in .de~re teaeh­inc !.!! w-ell u otlt.er attn"'bat~ thla~ "'~ice h::mlber an ~utr ..... -..:d­in« "=' enee ed:aeator. The l~:thr mos.-: ':).e ci..-en to the l)rl~val at 't:-.e ~ool aT to the Scioe!!ee TMoe~er Coordi:nator (ill the h~gh ecboo·,, or to th4 Seie"Me n.. p&rtmen'" ~011 nn the mi~e ~oohl. 'l"be tea.dwr •...t s ..... & mi:ft~ of n ..... J"@*n at ·~~ bt Pr!l"'ee ~ pabtie !thool._ Nomine;tiG!!.• will ~ -=- thn>aorh hmou? 21.

Fot' queationa pJeue eoni:«t Dr. Pao-k <:>.bill. s...........,. a! S'.t:enee. Willi- Paea lm;~~ :ionar Se-:rric.._ '7'8M. Shflift Roe.d.. IA.~er. JlarJ4,and IO'Nii. Phone· (.301) ~150(.

lahal Faith ·~ ~:Mt'llce cA !a1th 1s

tewnese Qt{ W'O-rds and abllnd· anc:e ,{ deed.s.; he wh~ word'!! e:zC't!'ed h~~ dH"ds, knO'W verily h1a death A b-etter ~h.an ins life."

- Baha'i Saer-ed 'W::-t~mgs Greeoabett Beh'i CO.liiUJlity

P.o. Boz 245 Gneahelt. )10 zeno

US-:Dll n. .......

Catholic Community

of Greenbelt SUNDAY MASS

Munidp.aJ Btuldm~~:. 10:00 am

SSlVE BREAKFAST AT S.O.M.E.

Sunday Ja·.-ary 30 1 Meet at St.. H:..;~h's Seboot

Par Iring L)~ 'l :00 am

81bie ~lud\ for all age~ 1<...,W', 9 .!5 ·\:\-1 Wnrstn r "-en ICC>; (Sun I l i ' A ... \1

-"PM \<iJJv-.o:J... Pra\cr ""--nlU: ~\i-,~ 1 - 4 5 PM lnren;l.-...;...;;.,f'. Pra\ t.--r 1 -..,a! 1 -00 A!-.-f

Berwyn Presbyterian Church 6301 Gnenbelt load

Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a..m.

All are Wei-

474-7573

Gre.nbelt Community Church t::siTED GB1JRCH OP CHRlST

H1l:side 6. Crueer..i Roads

Phone: .f74---61n mornillp

10:15 Lm. Sunday Wonhip

"A ..-rcA. of ~ ..,._ mind, t.\4 ..,...,. ._, &oW.....,._ iNg ....z. """ &oW aoci.l ..vw... . . ."

MOW..tUT MEMORIAL 40 Ridge Road • Greenbelt • 47~10

Sunday W()nkip 11 a.m. ctUl.d.rm'• Educat.i.oa

10 ....... Aclalt Bible StudJ<. 10 a..,

w ec1Detda7 E••.Unc Pn.yer S.J""'ric-e 7 p.m.

A1111urD.IIIolta,Putot 474-1924

Regi.a.tration for the P riD c e The Greenbek: Combined Cboir GeorK"es Commanit7 Cotle~ be­

wiJl begin "'~ far & COD- gins .Janua.ry 8, and claaaee rew cert to be bekl on Palm ~. aame on J'anaary 24. For thoee M~h 27. Rehearsals will be heid stoderrta who J..Te an A1)pliea.-

81t the Greenbelt Comlntmiby tiou for 1Admi.ton on f i 1 e, ChW"l"'h. •~h. is 1ocat.ed at Cree- t.eley.hone reaistration eontinuea ent and H1Hs1de Road.. The re- ' through .Ja~K~&Fy 210. To registeT hes.rsa.ls will occur on ~ by phone eat} 30l-49St-361:2:. eveTJIIincs. · at 7:30 p.m.

Sew meml:>en are aJwa)"S wel­C"'me to join this gTgoap, wbieb has ~en perfonnir~ tn GJ"i!enbelt for over 20 years. Audit.ion.~ are not required.

For the spring eoncert, the , ho:r's .select:ons include music from "Gorlspdl." Handel'• "Mes­s:..a-h,' a.s 111reH as o.ther Lente-n and Easter pieces.

For 6dditioDQJ informa.t;ion, eall Jean Cook at 345-2597.

ST. JOHN'S CHUROf Epi-...1

Baltlmcre B~d.

at Powder Mill Rd. 937 ""ZH

Serriee(·.at 8:15, 9:30 - 10:46

Sundll.y Sehoul at 9:3<'

Cbareh Oftlce H-. Hon.-l"ri. 9 a.m. - 12 noon Re.. Job G, Balo, -

Pain~ Brmaela U~~itmima Clu&rela (1215 Powder 11B1 a-4)

Sun .. Jan.. %3, ':SO A i 1 :15 a.m.. o.star Trek n.eolocy•

Olun=h School 9:30a.m.

11:16 Seniee eignod f"" tbe deoot

A...iooi .............. 0......

.... B. B. Tlloot- n1.-

MISHKAN TORAH SYNAGOGUI RldceA<W~Rd..

G....,bolt, llld. 474-Cia/422<1 eo..n.tl'ft/

"--...wot ~: Pliday I p.a.

<PUR J'rld&y each -Sataniay 1:80 a.a.

7:10 p.a.)

Rabbi: S&a.l Grita

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHtRCH 135 c:r-nt Road, Greenbelt, Mel.

MASS SCHEDULE: Sunday 8, 9:30, 11 a.111., 12:30 p.m.

Saturday 5 p.m. O.rb' Maaa; 7:30 e.m. Jl.oaky-......... • a.-. M-.da~

s..e.__ .. 1!'nlt at Recooeil'lat..ion: s.tarda7 3:46-4 :CI5 p_.. R". Thomas F. ~. Pu:tor

Rev. G. P .... H-, ~-

f).,.. . ~I ' *+ t Share the Dream ... it 1A Church & A World I ~ .,. t Where Everyone Belongs

'")-.,,t •• t "

St. George's Episcopal Church l.anbe SeW211 It Gleu Doole Rds, Juot s..b of MD 193, G1eu Doole

Michael W. Hopl<iDa, Vx:ar 301-2162-l28S

Holy Cross Lutheran Church 6906 Greenbelt Road

Won!Up -· S.brzday, 1:30 p.m. lkaDdq, 8:10 a. 11:16 a.m. (I'DfaDt ean pnmdod at -.Ia--

'rice) S~a7 School aztd Bible Claaea 1:~ a-a. Pr..Sehoctl Department 9:50 &Del 11:1.5 ...... For informatioa reprding pro~ f~ 7'0Utll. Y!nlll&" adaltlt., sinclea. and senior cit.isens, ple.ue can iJM, ehun:b. .,.._

IG-6111

Thursday, January 20, 1994

Pitkin Addresses Panthers roads be buitt usinc aggregate made of rea:ycled glaso~. Pftkin went on to uy tbat Americar.s don't ur.deratland tlhe tru':! coat af trcash since that cost is bidden in taxes, rent. etc. She gave the example of China, where peo-plp recY'!=Ie everything.

by Alex Barnes On SatUTdu, January 15, the Gray Panthers held a

meeting in the Greenbelt police station meeting ~oom. The guest speaker was Joan Pitkin, who repreaents the 23rd District in the state's House of Delegates. Delegate Pitkin is the 2nd vice-chair of the Prince Georges County House Delegation and l>ite on the Economic Matter• Committee. Previously to this, she had served on the Environmental Matters Committee. Pitkin discussed recent and new legis­lation, especially that related to health care and the envi­romnent.

'I'tJe next subjert wt.., water quality, especilll7 the Che~•peake Bay. The acriellltural industry ha:i been asked ta voluntarHy institute nutrient manugemen t procrama in order to reJuce the nitrogen and. phtlapbate run-c..ft

Pitkln 1t:ated that Maryland did no11rait for CoDCl"ess to pua

11, health care reform laW'S. Mary­land pu.aed die SmMl Buaine .. Rdonn Ae&. w,hieh ,euan.ntee• covera,ce f'or eJDployees ot eom. panies with two to 50 people. In addi'tion, the act e!imioated a pre.exiJrting com:Htion clause that prevented people from gettinc ~overage for the very problem• that they neeQed the health cov­erage lor. 1be act also e-stabUsb­ed a s7atem lor collecting data on the cOf!lb of health care (in order to establish just raW for tlea!th services). Re4iated to health cere, Marytand panci u health insutenoc:e reform bil!. This biU tbould prevent a health insuraDCe !&ilure similar to that of tbe savings and loan fe.i1ure.

Another concern in Annapolis invo-lves identifying and meetina the needs of older people in llaeyl:a•d. Statiltiea show tll.at the avence ~ o1 Maryland citiael!la '- rieine, Pitki:t. aald. Re­lated to tbia ia tbe inap!)topriate 1pJ.cement ot people in nursin• homea. Changes to laws need to 'be made in order to support bet­ter options to nursing homes. such .. ....Uted liviq.

Drinking of alcobo1ic bever-

from ttleir farma. The S'bak had ages by those under 21 will be been paying aw- of the c'lst to addressed in Annapolis. The kee farmers of inatftatinc a nutrient .biH makes it easier to determine m&lJI&'&'tllllent proeram. Unfortu­where a ltea' ctame !rom, ao •• natel7, orrly aboat 10% ol Mary­to eatablisb aceoontability, •id land farmers ilnplementeJ sud, Pitkin. At.o, there is a pn.posal a procram. SiDCt!' run-off fr!:lrr; to suspend a DUI (DriTinc Un- farms ~ont fOT approximatl!'ly der the lnftuenee) ofl'ender'a 70% of the pollution entering the driver's license until that penon Che...,eake S..7, the stat~ will is 21. Stril:ter penalties are be- now mtndate nutrient mana !l'e· inc propGMd for th01e ·the.t buy ment procrama an farms Point alcobol for people under 21. sources, aueh as pipe,. frt.:m

1n.

la~e:-; P~V:~~~~::n~rde~~~ duatri.al plama_ were already

Related to this is DNA testing. ;:;:~nbysh~=-:~~trn.l:c~:.~ perS?oal. surveys. and non-d1s- ter 4own ltre&Ja ~m Be~~l.:-hem crbmatton. . Steel was cle&Mr than the wa:er

Wtt'h . re~ard. to smnkm•g to/' down stream trqm aw farm w:th ba.::co, Pitkm .!lf!Jd we do no~ n~ no nutrient mlinagemeon: pro-

:e~f ~~!!:dl::e ·:~:~ ~~~~; gram. years and mueh mo~.!Y have al­ready been spent on studies to detef'mine et.fects ol !'lmtJkiug to­be'eco on peopte•s healtl:. Pitkin supports tlhe governor's 25:: pe!' pRk tax increase on cigaN:!ttes.

Recydiag With rep.rd to recyclin2. the

sbate has a goal to rec-:n·l~ 50% of waste by the end at this dec­ade. In order to supp.:~rt thi!;, Pitkin said tlhe state mnst cre­ate markets lor recycled goods. An example of creating such a ma.r1tet would be to re<;:utre that

Air QJiaBtr Air quality is ano~!"w~ Impor­

tant iseue in Marylar.ci. Pi:kin ·believes. Maryland has :1 ~tvere Oz'<>ne pollution· problem, rank. ing it as one of the wn:;t fi\'c l'tates in tenns of ;z,.n-:o pollu­tion. One contributor to thi:o is

~~=!.t e:i:;J-~~t p~~if r~:~~~~ emisalons 11'0• tendf:l!s. ot par­ticular interest to Grceubelters might be the indusrial complex north Oil GJ"eenhelt Ro:v:i ant! east of the CSXT railrua.d tracks.

Announcing Special Savings at Co-op Supermarket's

Patron Appreciation .Discount Day WEDNESDAY January 29th 5% Discount

To AU Customers On All ~urchases Except Stamps And Metro Fares

A.pparently. it is a t.icnifh:nnt soun::e r>f air pollution, ace:)rd­ing to Pitkin.

She made sewral p.1ints relat­ed to pestil=ides 1nd cMm.icals. The process o.t reportinl' the pffects of being e=r:polled to du~m­Jcals or pesticides, such as if a ehild were to h&ve a r•d!on to the neig'hbors' lawn chemicab, would be formalized. Chis infor­mation eould then be uaed to justify future regulation. As a warn in~r to eonsamen, Pitkin merrtionl!'d that a ebemica! doe• not need to be safe in oraer to be registered. There is a bill to ban organo-phoephate.i, which are linked to neurolOJrical disor­ders . .and a mandate that indus­tries have nfe al~cr:-~atJve5 to wh!Ltever dan«erous c!'lemical they sell. One final topie reh11ted to chemice.ls concerns mu:tip)-e ebemically sensitive people. Sueh people may be covered under the 1:\m~rican Di.&a!:>•l:tiea A~t ain.:-e t~ir access to some !acilitiel!, !lerv:ces. and jobs may be denif-d by the chemical pol!o : •n within a building. Pitkin aug~e.!lteJ that multiple chemh=ally aet'shve peo­ple may be Canaries of th~ mind. meaDing that th<:y indio.t.Lc what the avera.g~ penon may s1.0.f!'er in the f•Jture Nhen pc.lJutJOn in-creases.

The ~tanrlmga Bill hu been modif,er; ~o that eitizc:'1 s.•.:~ocia­tions .n11y protest, ~or exam">le, the 'buildzng of a traeh iodnera­tor. Previous to lhi<li only tho11e citizens whose property &.butted the Jar'd wher~ the {''nng"!' wa.1. to tak ~ place could 11rote:!o: the changt'. Pitk•n aald.

Wet Iande Leg1.dat1on to pr11~~ ... L Wet­

lands is being rouirbt Ly private landowners. accordinz to Pitkin. The .!!tate wants to t:.~ke over the rea.ponsibility of manacin& wetlaoda from tbe Ara,. Corp• of Encineera; boweve.r, r'itl.in dol1>ta th~ state's ability to do aE cood a job as th~ Oerps. Pitkin said the Chesapeake Bay Foundation l,as :·n!.uenc'! )Vtr

what Annap.,!il doct r~garding W'letlands. Sb-e allo said t1lat dtiz.ens may sue someone faT not following a permit correctly.

For more jnformation on the topi~s mentioned above, or other issues relevant to th"e Maryland legislature, Greenbeltera may <'Ontaet loeal d~legates or ~ena­tor Rt (301) 858-3000.

Estimated Tax Optious Se-lf-employed baxpayers and

others who are not su.bjeet to ineome tax withholding have two options---.e.nd ~xtra days this year-to make their fourth quar. t.er elrtimated r..x p&yment to Maryland, eceording to State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein.

"Nearly 40,000 Maryland t:&x­payen who make quarterly esti­mated ineome tax ~yments have until Tueedey, Janaary 18 to -stbntt their fourth quarter dec­lanation of estimcated tax pay­llWDt, .. Golcbtein Mid.

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SCHROM HILLS (Coa.tiaweci from pal'e oa.e)

O'l the laue m ~be P.r:~x ... Georges County Jand records

Mauling OK, So Wast~ Most of the lease addre.!'~t

lend use usu~ Fowler pled-g-e.~ to farm the plantation w:th :~.e nght to "maul and cut t;m~n for keepin~ the tent.•T!'X'nts 11: :1•.

pair, f-or keeping up the 1nc:o,.. 1ure (fell<'e); and !or t1re w.;vd, committing no waste" He agr'"''"-~ t.o cultivate a meadow of " 1crea. drain It with !UN1c·r

ditehes, and sow timothy IP'fl"' "to be C'arefuJ 1n pl.cwing ·'>,~ orct.rd that no tree be har\<, · nor all!>W any creatures to in it that will prejud1ee :t " T annual rent W'8.lr 100 pound. uf tobaceo t-o be delivered to tnt Bladenslburr tob&a'o warehout~e

Dwellinl' HouM FowJ.er wa:!l al'!l() t() build 1

ne-w dwelling house covere-d w ~h elap.boarde on the gable ends, ~· cured by twenty-penny n.a, ',

Nine years later, thr record! :-r t.he one-time federal propn ·:· tax at 179@ find. Fowlf' r s · · living at Pmdell'-s Ch«n<:e. Tl",n· were four principal oStruc:-ur<, on the property then: a "~ r ;..· ' Jog €twe1Ung hous~, 20 feer r, 16 feet; a Jog kitc-hen, 12xlrJ ~ log corn hous-e. also 12x 10 a~ ! a framed t<*l.atto house, .'l2.'('" Fowler owned one .'!lave at '· ~ time. Nothing I!! known al, h1.a !umly, n(Jr how !or.g n.,. ~ tinued to live at Pindof.li'f ("!1'1, ..

J a &per MBu.iu1t Ja.-K-vr·~ heirs sold Pindell'!! Ch1il1'C\' II•

the 1830s. For the nert centur:r &nd-a-'balf 1t woas farme-d by ~"'"· era! fan;liH•s and dn·id{'d l'l~o a number of Ml'lall rural hom-E'· atf'adr.. The Sc-hrom fa.mily, wrw

~i';~dto::"u;:h: ~~~e .:l~ ~ltr:~ •. 20th ~-entu.ry, operated an M.r­field on the land f"-'r man7 .,_rs ~i'l' unfut1iUed plan to de't'>@lnp & la.r'lrt' air frei~rht depot. lbPre after W-orld War II was ju!'.t on~ more land us.e control'l:'r;.;.· Jll"Volving the pro~rty

Nevertheles~. with th<' ('X<:>>.p

tion ol the GrP.t>nway VJ;bg-P Apartments. whic-h Wl·t•' ~udt in the 1964h. the valley rt>m.a1r.<'(l one ot rural htnnes un·,l dw Ia·,. 1970s and early l%(}s, r:ommen:'lal and r.:-sideTJtJa: .--:::(. vel()p~nt be-gan 1n earnest Th,~ development lYf_ the pa~t decades has engend-ere-ri rna:" 'i land lBe "ontroverlli<>!i bu· !\·

eourt. record-s prove, la"'rf !l~t> controvt>r:o,y in Grt>~>l'l~\.f'~t F:a~t has a h1~tory of 260 y~ar~.

(Note. Allen Virta. a rorrr.,~r Greenbelter and nott>rl c,..u-~,, historian, ioo: now an aN."hivi:'!' '>t

8-oi~.:- State TTniver~1ty. fdo.h.,l

ba~ance due rrrust b..· pa1d m f~d when filing the regular retu~n,'' Mr. Goldstein said.

Generally, :axpayers W'ho t>arn lDC'cme wh1ch 15 not sub,Je-r! :' withholding should be lilin.g q:..;a~. terly det:l1Lrat1vns of e-stim.(l. kd tax l.! their -state and local :a:x is e~eeted to b.;> more than fl'}fl

EVERYONE CAN SHOP AND $AVE AT CO-OP YOU DON'T HAVE TOB~ MEMBER.

CHECK US OUTI CO-OP SUPERMARKET/PHARMACY

121 Cenlwway, R~elt Center, O...enbelt

J

The comptroller explained that t!h-e DOZ'1111&] January 16 due date fall, on Slatorda7 tbia year, so tt.e due date would automati,.ally DlOftl to Monday, J&mary 17. But aloee all U.S. po1t otftou and other fedeNl government of­fieu wtl be eiOied on JanaaJ'7 1'1 in ot.ervarrce of Martin Lu­ther ltinc'a blrt&day, the comp­troller moved the due date t.' Tuelday, January 18. •• a eon­ventence to t&x~Ja7ers ulrine !DII.il 'l!erriee.

In ol"<::er to avoid int.e~rq charge1, taxpayers rnu•t pay either 90% cf tlheir t..otaJ 199:1 M'•ryiand income tax J:iabiHty or HJO';".; of the1r t..otal liabillty o:­Nnd incomE- tax lJabdity throul{:, etnployer w1thholding or e!1:1rr.a: ed tax ~yments.

For more infcnnation a.~ou,t filiiJC estimated taxes to )fA.ry. laDd. ~•yen~ cwn call Taxpayt-r Serviee Jn Annapolrs at (410) 974-3091 or any of the Maryland tazpayer •ervio:-e offices li<rte-c~ Jr. tbe bacC CJf the ·sta~ tax boo-it­Jet and in most local telephone direeton ... The statewide t.o'J. tree nu::nlber for Ma:ryl and in. eoa:e tax auist.aneo~ is l-800-Kl> TAJUlS.

'-rile second option for uti­JDI&ted bl%pl;yen Is to W&J.t and file a complete 1993 lf&l')'la.Dd ine0111e tax .fl'tm'D on or beton lllcoda7. Janaar)' at, liN. AD7

ANNOUNONG SPEaAL $AVING$ PATRON APPitEOAnoN

DISCOUNT DAY

SJ.49 =-;,=. 3·99 Steak lb.

c-.., Lean .... 3 99 Co-op Lea-n-=-...,---,.-,ao.=---",.le:=::u---

T-Bone • Chuck SJ.89 Steak lb. Roast lb. ......_ o...n Stvfhr 89 =--c-. ,----;'Lea" .... :-:.---:2..-=-0=--=9 R · sti !lone'- Chuck •

C~k~lb. :=~. - . Lean & Tasty Corned ::at lb. 52-39

~=s:oot.s3 ... Loin Chops lb.

.~-$2··· . 1 lb.

1 Super Tru I Corned la..f ... I Pwdue . Turby

Ham lb.

Cole Slaw

Lb.

•3·" SJ-79 SJ.79

•2·" Hot c:.Mpy 3 pieca box Fried Chicken

~ Chenyor Ap,M Danish

14 oz.

Fresh Lean Port. ~-

Loin· •2.99 Roast lb. Supet' Tn.o Frozen SJ19 Turkey • Breasf lb. H-tSiiced Hard Salami­Genoa Salami

Lb. $).39

Tyson's Frozen 53 69 Chiclcen Wings • Hot-N-Spicy. 8-B-Q 18 O:t.

46os.

$2.19 Koshel'-Zesty

Vlask Dill Pickles

We:uon

Cooking Oil 10 aaL

$2.99 Tide PowO<r

Laundry Detergent 810 lb.

$9.99

._Gillllt Yellow Com- .

Regular Store Hours SUPERMARKET - 474-0522 Mon. thrv Sat.' 9am - 9 pm ~10am-6pm

PHARMACY - 474-4400 Mwo. thno l'rl. 9 am- 7 pm .......,. 9am-6pm

a..tSunday

Your Metro Fares 11 Here.~ .. __ M ..... .._ . ..., .... _ =& S.ces .

26Yz az. ...... _ ...... _....~ ................. ...... CQt AND SAVE WITH THESE . ''> •

C 0- 0 P 'S U P E-R C 0 U P 0 N S ~2fl9 14l2- min. W California 99C

=b. Br~oli Star last 614 az.

!?t 59c l'resh pt ., 59 Peeled lb. bag 99C Florid~ • Baby Angel Soft 4 plr. 89 .......... r .....

::.~ 59c Towels Original RoD

ii!~. 99C Upton 79C ~= All Varieties 4.3 ..._ min.

.=::e• 6/19c AU flavors 12 oz. cans

Kraft qt.

Miracle Wllip

Betty Crock._.. 89 S~Maist CakeMixes ( 18 oz. min.

~:an S1·'9 AH Var. 18 oz.

Sa~d 8 oz.$).19 Drlllinp ,

~S::*79c All Varieties 4.2 oz. min.

Strawberries Carrots

S:ith · JfC s::'1!dbag 5)·2. 9 Apples lb. Mix N~~:i ea=-o:oliforc--:ni,-a -L·=--7: /f.=-=1= ~::·-:=-;-rn-i~a---=7====-,r--(-Oranges ..... Stalk

Aniou SJ 69 Natures 8 ox. pkg. 9 /Itt Pears • Finest ~

3 lb. basM =-u..-:s..-h_ro_o-::-m_s_==-=~ lmpolted 99C California 79( Nectarines Carrots

~- ~2~1b~·~ba~g~~~~-=~-lmporied · 99C ~r;;.tt:n-;t $2.49 Plums

Lb. Apple Dip .... .. ' \.\:

McCormick 2,t 9 Chili • SeaMning

;;;~6 oz. 69 MinuteMaidallvar.IOoz.mln.

Fn1lt Cocttail ~r:;:s• 99c Budweiser 7 29 Light Beer • Mixes 1 ~ oz. min.

r=.it· ~&1 Paste ~

Hawaiian Punch 46az.ccm

Fn~it 69C Drflllr ::arinle 69( ea......,. ........ n3-. a..tY•2aoz. 69,1 cc,:n.Dry6plr.-12-.. = 13.19 :: 7199c =.!..... ·::"' 99c ~42oz. 51

~r'- tlfC 0ur value 100 .._..,in. Upton 4 2- m1n H...,o._nz 1to:,: 99C McCanniclc ,_

~~ = 79·~~7, .. ·- ~~ ~~~~.69 Whit.~ Resrtt139 ~,!!'~-:-~~,, H-1 Chili 99 ~Sunshi~ne ~12 -.---=-::!!,~ BathSia Appfe """r V~m- ,, w/Beana v--R .... 1ar Soap Juice Yz gal. Tomooto 2e cos. <· Reg.-Hot 15 az. CookJes

Eq..t too .. 2 89 o.n. Mills ~ &J ~ .... ::;;=Y'.~1,----,--=='=cw. :::::::: =~I $2.89 LowCal • ~ •s-c~rs Pizza Crust ~ Sq- ..,.,

~~ ~~ ).89 ==-~ •1·19- · - ·-- :::=- :::~.HeavyDuty =- 59c· P-nuts 12.... 10 plr. _ •c- P14~plr.ic Utentlls S9C s..-tuwut leg-Lt.-u..att. ........ ~ =77:....-.~-=-----'=-=--~;:;. 99• =1hfdr&~ .. l9 •DRJp~'::s ::a~ 79 =!~ { 991 20 plc.-3() gal 8 oz. s..- 16 .. c:up. 50 ...... oz. .

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P~ac99c ~-=-99c =:,: · ~ '1·•• =.:::- 89 PUDDINGS .· 4~ -. · ttiADQUAJm;Rs · Party Mix 10 oc · s.--. ~ az.

Swan~n SJ99 Milwauk-'s •2 •9 Hungry Man • Best Beer 6 pic.- -Dinners 15Yz oz. min. 12 oz. cans •

8anquet Chicken $).79 Schlitz 54 99

12 pk.-12 ox. cans

Nuggets-Tenders Beer 12 pic. •

Patties 8 oz. min. 12 oz. .:::ca::.:ns::.__---:;::---:~--::;-= !~:::•Rolls $).19 g,~:,~n Beer 54.69

7l2 oz. 6~~;;,.··,!:7.2;;iox.:;::..:,N.:.:R:..:::'•-,_--;--=:-= =:!:!!lb. •J-29 ~~:.:iht .,. 99 Crinkle Cut fries ~W,:.::ine=--:.;1.;.:o.5.;,:,1iter'-"'-----:;;,--:::::~-=---~=~9oz.mln.l.a9 ~=- $,.99 Orig.-81-Sticb . 750 mi.

BONUS COUPONS ,---·------------, ! Heinz: I ·g ! I Squeeze 1

I Ketchup I l #936479 28 oz.

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II #3TRR. -Eif3 12 oz. min. can ~ Wilt.- .._ +•10 -. -Excladq~ I- Llomit I - C... Valid 1/'24.- 1/al.

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City's Refinancing of Debt Trims Coats by $817,000

byl-Giae In Qdober, t.be City of Greeubelt suooessfully nfl­

D&DCed mllcll of i:U exioting t&x~. c;le~ and bar­~ the three million authorized for rehabilita~R: Center School aa a ooamnmity oeuter. Another $1:3:' mill~n .waa &lao bon-owed for improvementa to the ~ buildmp and the parir:iJIIr Iota at Rooeevelt Ceme.-. The latter debt ia to be .._;d by the ooomers of the on.i.D&I buildings,

~ ~~ ~ tae ... r.e-7eu ]>Oriod. .n.-d'!J' ;o rechlee m.terat Ulpenlft iJXl'eaaea reflect ett7 uhmetes 0~ tl)ll6.000 of m.ttne debt Ly at the Vowth of i~ a..,....b!.e me-r. tlazs t8l7,CCO ~ ~e nert. tu: b&ae. If Ute eatimata pl'O'Ye 18 ,--.n. Wtad at paymc eorrect. the cit)' wiM be able: to slic'trd7 mon than '""' 1nterest. levy a constant ta..z rat-e of about the :rtllfinaaeed debt baa a!!; e!- 18 eent• per h:andred dolMan t.ec:t.e i.Dtcrnt eon of '· ',..~. n.!aa.tion foT eadl af the nest

AltllauctJ JDCre faTonb~• :ur- twaln yean to }laJ' aft t.he dtlbt. rt'Di iJ11:eNst rata wen tlle pri- Fo-r !i.-cal ,ear 1~ t:be amount mary rea.oa tor tb:e eo.t ~- a! leTJ' required to ,.7 for L1le tioTL. the eit:7 .UO red:ue.d :nter- debt .,eronee ~ 1!.7 e<e~ta. n1. eorta l1y acreemc to pay off . Cnle• the Cl't7 ~OUDCll_ ~:­:t.a debt fa.ter. BOW"eVeT. the ae- at~ .erriees or recet-.ea u,cnift­~lu.t«< debt payment will ~ean earttlr cr•ter rrreaoea, a prop­tha1; in 11 af tllie 18 yn.~~ t~e el"'ty ta.s rate iDere&M ean .be e;ty ..-i!! ~ payintr mol'e fo-r d~t eXp«'t~ Tbe aaount of the ID·

a.e!""Jioee U.D b.t'on :>te !e:fbt- ereas.. boweYer, 1bould be som~­an.c:-ina'. t:nder the rww terms. all .. what len than t.hAo ti·n eent tstl-detrt will be ~id by the end m.3~ made at the time the bond ':d. 2006 insteed of the ,:;-:y'o; ':'*7· iMue re-ferendum fo-r the eom­:nc antil 2011 as •u P'"-viou~:y m.unit;y eenteT 1NS he!d. :.t.e eu.e. For fiscal yHr 1995. total tu::·

City staJif bel.lne-s t"":a:. :hoe .suoporte-d debt ~e w'i:l be =: :-y abo .. Ted money ~Y no: $922.028. Fol' the c•rrent fis-cal f'Ot"'' to ti!.e bond m.ar\e-t. u lt ye-ar de-bt s.e'I"Vice ,.. .. bud~~~ ~ll done m. the pa.¥t. The ptr!::::c a<:. $706...200. However, at<t:Ord•"'tg •le o-f bonds nqvju-s ':.h~ prepa· to l).e.nuty City Treasurer Tet-ration and -printing of an ntt-n- frey Williams. ~he c:t'(s cunent. s1..-e ~ a.dvertl~!r.enu. yl!'ar t:cpensu l'V::J be aoout $19~.-printinlf o6 the ~nds. ma,r.:a:!"!·n• ()('() !us .as a r-ern:t of the r'!'-a recf.-teT of bond ho:Mr"'!. ll'ld f:nane1ng -n.&kinC' semi-annual paymel'!·.,; ,.._, Ta.z-supp<lrted debt Nfen to ~.~!'Ht to eaeh bond holdf'~ h- that debt of th!' c:o;y !or J)Ub:ic

rt.ead.. the eity ne-pt:ate-d ~roe ~t'1litiu for whte+ :t !l'II.Ut :e">y :-et':nanoeinfl with Sation1Bar.k, taxes annual:y t.o make r~pay-'Wbx.h crtfere<! a below martl:et ment.. Not invoived :n the! rll!fin-Nte and did not requin bonds ancinlf were srven! nnall ti!'Y!'· ';o be Jrrlnted. Alex BTe'W'9\ and JIU~Q'PPOl"W<i bond •uues gnd Sons of Ba:tti'!l!io" sen~ as the! ~:> f:~.nd :rnpro-..·ements ll'l new c-c~y's finsn~e1al advisor 3:J"bdiv!sicr.! Speo:i..a~ U!.es.!unent!

Al:lotber fntn.N of the :o-l!'!:n- !~vied apon :he boenef'lting prop-il.~illllf 13 tlun. Sa::on!.Ba.M; ertoes generate the revenue ~<J a~d to cracluaJly :ncrea.t.iDC pay ~he a:-:~u.al debt eosts Jn amoant. ol debt pa,-:nent o-rer o:.h~w P1"0'ects.

M©>bil. Is Your Car Protected? Make Sw'e1That Your Engine Will Not

Frel.e in These Cold')Yinter Temperatures! II

Take 'Advantage of fhe following Specials 1. Cooling System Service

Flueh cooiJna system. Refll with Fresh ~­,.,._. aR belts cind .__ ct.dc .__ ......­tion. ALL FOil ONLY $39.95.

2. ''F .... ' Fuel ,.,_De-icer AND 14 POINT SAfBY atiCK ...... _., oil cha ....

CAU NOW Greenbelt Mobi Service Centel'

161 Ceoolwwo» 474-8348

Prince George Ccanty Crime Sol•er. ~ seeking in:formation · about the murders of a mother and dlaochter which took pla.ce in Suitland 'Last April. Crime Sct.ers i11 ot't'e:Mng Uo1> to a $15.000 r-eward tor in!orumtion wbieh leads to ~he arrest a.nd in· dietmen~ of the person or per­sona responsible fer the m1U'­ckn, attording t.o Prin.ce Geor­~ County Pollee spokespenozr, Co!IPOr.&l Diane R~ehard:son.

Riclaard.on said police were Wl.t to tM Kene on A'Pril 26, in a townhome m the 5300 block o1 ~ Meadow Drive, •here th• Yietims.. Yerneeta ('"Seeta .. ) Loraine ..t..::en, a.re 35. and Le­Creetia ("Cree'') M. Barnwell. ace u. :ived The vi<:tims bad been sD&obed to death. Tbr.re ••• no s;gn e1! forced entry, and notlrinc apparenr:y had been ta· ken., she &ald. She added tb.t pollee be.ieve th.&t the mcther was the toa:-get and that the da~ter wa~ slatn beeause she witnessed t:,e crime T.ltc" Vle· tima were d~!oeovered by All-en'a .-o:rriv:iDif s:.x-year-old daa~bter.

Allen was /(!".own to have 1te­QUetlt.ed the Greenbelt area to VIsit friends.. :.:. ,.bop, and hr e:::ertainmer: J.~·~urding to Tony Butler. who :ier.t:fied h:m:sei! as her boyfi:e~.: He add~d that she may h.a~.o ·.· ~-~e.j ::--e Come­dy Connee:H ~.. a come.:!y club 1n Beltway ? .na :Moreover. he s.~ud. Barnwel: wa.s on ·h~ wait­ing :ist tc a::e:-d :nagn~t s-chool Eleanor Rf <eve-.: H:gh SchooL

_Althouch :;~..; 1ce have nu sus­peet.s. they ,;re looicng for two men Cor qu.E·tiomr:.g R:eh.ardson said that p<..ce be:1eve one of the men het sketch) askeJ for chrect:ons ~c ~he v1ctim's resi· ~eace ..fro. • - '7-~n c1el'lr: "two days '.::Jefcre the murder. She described him as a black ma.le. ear:y Ms. 5'11'" to 6' tat!, 160-170 J)t'Llnd$., slim build. sburt ha1r, ml!'d1um eemplexi.:m,.

Oneof•--Wb7-police for q1:Mid.ioaiq ia c:omMIC­tioa with deatha of v---. I. Allen and dauc.hter LieC'reetM H. Bam weD.

Mnootb skin, point7 chin, allort trimmed mustache. tlljn u,.. and weli-croomed. The photo of the aec.oud man waa tc.aDd iD Al!en's personal etfeeta, -'0 Rrehardson. .

County police baTe fnr Jeada,. saHi R-ichardson., and or.-, ~ one who may bave intormat.io-, to reoport it to Crime Sotven at 301-7'35-1111 or 1-800-873-277'7. C.Jls are treated strictly eod­dent.ially.

Thm"Sday. Janu.\ry 20, 1994

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HUGE Selection of reduced price Oriental & Contemporary designs.

• Top Brand Names • Wall-to-Wall

• Area Rugs • Remnants

220-3020 8900 8allmore Ave., Colege ~

Intersection Greenbelt Ad .& At. 1

HOURS: ~10om·~ Sat. 10am -7pm Sun. Noon • 5pm

"C!!unlday, January 20, 1994 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

Pareat/Coaches Baseball CJmic: to Be Held

Tbe Berwyn HeigbU Boys and Gil'l• Ctu'b. in cooperation witb Della:tha Bi&ta School Oil B"-*­ville,. wiD be hoatioe- a a.-t:..ll Oinic f._ . adulta at the PoDtlu Street. Cot.aunity Center, ia 11erw7a J1N1rta, on Friday • .J•n­_,. IIB."7-it p.m. n.o ...­..,..&er -Orilr:- be CoM!It a-lie

'Wianel' ol the 11-etro COnferenee Title.

Alol1c wi~ hll. otaf'f, C..oeh -Sunivau will clemon.trate the ~r: tedmiques · ol te~~ehing e1tlldreD. the landam.eatal• of bo-.n, inolud;ng bltUng. field· inc. pitch.inlf, and. ~ running. llurill!r the evenmc. p.rerlb/ eoa .. wnr be inTit;ed to part.ici­pete ia mini-worbbopt beaded ~ ec.eh Sulli"ft.a'• etalff mea­beN. wfto will aloo - q110a-

the up-.coming basetaaJ.l IHIOn. Those i-nterested in eoaching

a team or wanUnc to learn the finer pointe ol the game, are fn­vne i to take advantage of this opportunity to learn frcmt a 'Proven team o! winnera. Ther-e is no admission and the clinic ia open to all interested adults. For furt'her information regardi~ the dinic, call Coach Lappin of the .BeTW71\ Heiabts Boys and Girl•

Club •• *"-· Bo dGI!s

f{[Al_ TY 1 982-0044 ---~

Greenbelt's Specialist ,

1 BEDROOM

LOWER LEVEL HOME! S:U.900 Stunning hardwood floors. W/0 & dishwasher. Nice bath has linen ck>set & sliding shower doors

2BEDROOMS

END UNIT NEAR NEW SCHOOL $S7,900 a. S2B95 closing help! 3 BR has been converted to 2 BIG BRSf Updated thru-out, enlarged kitchen & modem appfiances.

END HOME WITH A SUPERB VIEW y $56,900 Extra windows let you see your •private forest• New WID & hardwood floors. $2000 closing help

BLOCK HOME IS JUST..... $58,900 a. $2500 closing help! Separate DR. spacious kitchen w/dishwasher, pretty wallpaper. Great yard with deck & huge shed

END UNIT IN A WOODED LOCATION $54,900 Modern kitchen With dishwasher. Tile bath. Pretty wallpaper. 3 Built-in NCs $2500 closing h~

WIDE UNIT $51.000 Desirable iayout. Ck>se to the Center. Fenced yard, lots of storage & updated bath w/oak. f1xtures.

BLOCK HOME WITH GARAGE SS9,900 -dining room, backs to nM:.e wooded area. Huge MBR is 11x17. Washer, Converuent location is right on the bus line and the price is right!

BEST PRICED END UNIT BACKS TO WOODS SS2.900 a. $2000 dosing help! Lovety country decor, large dining area. gorgeous hdwd firs, heat pump, 2~C's. \''//0 & bfast bar

WOODED BEAUTY $53,900 Secluded location backs woods. Beautiful new kitchen Large raised deck t A true deligl'>t

BRICK HOME $68,900 a. $3000 closing help! New paint & carpet & sep. DR MBR is t1X17. Modern bath. roomy kitchen. WID & new flooring

"I WILL CONSIDER HOLDING FINANCING a. ALL OFFERS" $54,900 Perfect kitchen has new counters, cabinets, WID. carpet, AIC, fan & fenced yd. $1500 closing helo

JUST USTED BLOCK END UNIT WITH ATTACHED GARAGE $69,900 Enormous yard is fenced with shed & patio. A doot has been installed to have direct access from the house to the garage. Huge master bedroom. ROomy kitchen and separate dining room.

TERRIFIC DEALI 549,900 Lovely home with modern bath, updated kitchen and WID Great kxation and backs to woods.

LOVELY SCREENED-IN PORCH $51,900 a. 1900 closing help! Fenced yard. Full stze WID. New fridge. 2 .A/C's and 4 ceiling fans. Seller is interested in all oNers.

"MAKE ME AN OFFER" $S3,400 • $2.000 closing help! Top condition END unit. Sep. WID. beautiful bath, carpet. perfect new walls and fresh paint.

3BEDROOMS

A GREAT DEAL JUST GOT BElTER NOW $52.900 pfus $2000 In CLOSING HELP! freshly painted. separate laund<y, 3 AIC"s. disposal & modern bath. Fenced yard w/storage shed.

BRICK HOME In MOVE-IN CONDITION! Sft,toO Gorgeous tile flooring. hdwd firs, new carpet. separate DR & spacious kitchen." Large shade trees.

2 STORY ADDITION with ROMANTIC WOOD STOVE . $69,900 Super home has a deck & .Wing. Updated kitchen & -· Pe<fect Jloors and -geous wa~r.

BLOCK with 1ST R.OOR ADDITION $89.900 4 BRS and 2 full baths. Eat-in.kitchen. WID, built-in AIC & new tile flooring. Close to the Center.

I I conard & H<,jJe\· ::.;aii,lcc [ric \.Vciner

Cl11b encour&&'ea "U parentJ/ t{ltardiane of ita atib m..._n, land e8p«foally thoae adalta who wish to coach County-level base­bUI tor the Greenbelt Club. to attend this intorrna·tive eeminar. I>f intere&ted in coaching ba1eba1l "fur the Greenbelt Boys. and Girlt Club, eontaet Jeff Keir before the ll!!nd rxl J'anuary at (H) 562--9234.

Volunteers Needed To Read with a Child

Active, patient volunteens are being 11ought a. S'hare tfleir love of re.ading with one ebi:ld in grade 1, 2 or 3 !""?' one hour a lJeek at Springhlil Lake Ele­mentary School Prior to start­il\g', nine to. twelve houn O'f training are provided etnJJhasiz­Infir the language ex~rien'"e method of learning. Ong-oing support is also provided. So teaching eZlperience is n~es­&al"J'.

Anyone who is lnterMted and/ or would like more information aboot th-e OASIS Jntergenera­ti&nal Tutoring Program, p~ease call Betty Tirner or Kathy J!ame.s at 6519-6675. The nex:t training seeeion will be held JairD&ry 19-21 from 12-3 at Springbill Lake Elementary.

~RICAN REALTY.

Lakewood House $139,000 Pri<:ed right 4 Bd. 2 Full Baths • W /D, central A/C

College Park House 2 story · 2 Bd - $104,500 Large FeDOed Yard,. Trees

Berwyn Heighta $159,000 3 Bd, 1'/~ Bath, Large Florida room, immaculate

Gorgeous 2 Bd $49,900 Beautiful Hardwood Floora. Full size Washer & Dryer, nioe Kitchen & Batb. Fenced yard - woods

One Bedroom $34,900 Upper end unit - SA Re­s....-ch. Completely new Sears Kitchen. Washer & Dryer.

One Bedroom 536,000 Lower level end unit, W/D It AC, open kitchen, oar· pet. fenced yard.

Baoks to Woods 2 Bd $47,500 Waeher, dryer, 2 A/Ca Cbecl< this prioe

Cleorge Cantwell .._ .alllplo ~ --

982-7148

COUNCIL (Coada,led. from J)eR"f" one- l

proval to rt5oluuon~ .lrJV!t:l{ r~.f" city authority to rpguiat.· ))a~,,. cable r-ate!< .. 4..o.._..-or-ohn~ :,, J~d"l~ mation providof'd \r the ct:y, ha sic C'ftble c-or.sJ5t~ l f ~ho"'r p!", grama provided ,,n thf' ''B" ~:.Je o-f the Mult1V~-qor. ~YH-('~ H•d include the national rhan .... e " pu.b:ic a{'('ess and puhl:~"'<b:-oafl. castmg c-h~nnel,-. Th< Fe l­eral Co•mmun,cat~t)n,:. C m;rr .. ~­sion has tht> a·J'.hcn~y :,) regu:tt.e the ur.s-rramb]ed :,..;:­gramming on the "A·· siJe . ~ t:he oable. The P!'Mllium ch.a:ln<! are unregu!.ated

Meeting ~·ith GEAC Coun-cil and Il0:.b~ br:~~y d ~

cusse-d cour.c::·s Ja~_:a;y 5 mf't<· ing iwith the Crt>f'n.nelt. E,:;.-;

Advisory C.,mm::.tee. Ho!J.b, '" beginning action on the ::em~ and will pr{'pare a re!pOn!(! ~:. GEAC on the:r st..a:·B,

One longstandmg issuP dd ctHsed at the GEAC mel!'t;nl' ·' .~ th€ installation o! a ;:pa"d'"a.-: on the Eleanor Roo!eve • q .... ·~ EchoO'I prop4"rty The S~~~, Hwr. way Administration I SHA '1 :~ willing to in~tall the gu~:~.-:>dra. ~f the city or some otht-r atlthor ity will a:Ssume Jia!:lility. Ac<"Jrd ing to the SHA, the KU&r.-lr-a: does not meet statE' guidelmP~ !or instatling !uch r\Pvices; the !'ngineers are JC'On'f'erne-d ~h1.t thn·

~~ b;uah~J!It~~:~~;~u~~ab~~ bevf! eontributt>d to .J'lm(> futare attldent or injury. At the Janu. a-ry 10 meeting, t'Ounri! me-mhH Edward Pute-n:c. asked H·d-.~J! t<"J investig-ate- the pos~ilt~lty and c-ost of obtaining in.~urar..ce shotlld the city as:c.ume !aW.JliJty.

Ern.ploye-.e Recognition HGbbs pres('ntOO an awar.-J I')

polll:e Lt. John t..ann fnr h'!-, work in org-aniz1ng and rD~'i'Jt\· inc the CitlZ.ens Polic~ Anode-my, the flrat d&l'.~ o<f wh1o:-h gra~~ tatted on December 7. 'M11~ n~-..t sess.ion ~gan on J-anuary : L

Snow R~o•al In a conver~ation t'l'>Un! ~•J he

re-peate-d .at thl." ~xt , O'.tndl meetin~t. Mayor Antoinette BrJ>m thanke,J t'1e l."m-ploye-e~ A :'J~ Puf:llic W<)rk11 De?&rtm~n~ ~ tr their work i~ rt"moving th" that fe-ll durin~ the w~ ()f n., cembt>r 26. H()hb~ adde,j th·,~ rrr:any e-rrployee-s were- ~"'al 1 1.",j hack from vacation and th~t all ,·am~ in.

Council will hold a r,>tr""at Fe~ruary 4-6 on Solomon's ~~~and. Topics to be considere-d :~"dUd!! the city's l'iBCal outloo", {'oundl pe-r'lpe-divoes, review of c,JUnt"il go.al11 and pr1ority rank:n~ 1,f capital projects.

M-eetiaca Council eant:"elled th~ January

24 regular meeting. Council first planned to hold a wnr'.c Y~!'liOn to hl!'ar re-pre~entative~ of the Maryland-National Cap·~al Park and P:annino~r Comm~~~:0 1 l"('"pcrt on their study of a ~~utt!e to the Metro ~tation. Hr.rwl'ver. thu work leS!.lOn was then resr!u:·d. uled to January 31. !ol!·.w1ng a 7:30 work seseio' WJ',h th-e Senior Citizen.! Adv:~ort Com­mittee. This wu done when Pu­tens said he could n"t Attend on January 24 .u he wan:ed to take his wife to d1nner on her birtbdlay .

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FOR RENT Updated 1 ~apts. Fans, AC & rpet. Storage & W in bldg. Max 2 person occ. No pets. Ideal location in Green belt Close to new Metro!

$S7S Realty I

982-0044 ERIC WEINER

ZIUS IUCTWJC ~.BtDm Qua:~ty Wor11.

Done w · Pr.de: s., .;ob too ~·e

::;.,. •... cl! work and n-ew !l.<>mH. .-\LL "W<>?k done Oy

M.-ter Eleetrieia.D b~u-:-~d L;e. # 1142 PT. G-eo.

.)0 1""22-'"" Beeper Ml-Mi-1125

Fo.. RENT or SALE ~ BR Ch~!es:,")w~., v:~L>ge

-,. ~ METRO &: Lake-wi:~ con­... ·..;:- a:; otfers. Rent s.s&o. ? ;~ :;,o;;;.gu hea: ee::mg f.ans. ~7~>.!"'.:y ~~nted, v-acant. Sa:e ;;r.<"-; ~~ }.11::,:,.. PH.\ ~ov­t"d.. - · 345--9065 or .U0-208-12Xl

THE HOl-SE LAD~ t:,,.-d,n k.Bn

t R.~ rr;.,w l rown ~.lJIIII

9112-11161

J.Henson oro~

441-9231

~ 10 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday. January 20, 1994

City Notes . Puo::~ \\' ;~k.i c-~3 perfc:"'TT-€a

..;saa: act.V'':t;es m all areas o! :-e~ns:t:o;..~;,· I!"i add.it10n, dead :ree:s wel'e r~.Jved alone Cres­eent Roa.:: ~ . .lo-;.r pJ.arrt.s at ::'le .-\qua:o.c Cen:.e:- were cared !or a:-..d L-~e p.::~e--1 :re.es ::..e!ng grown :r. the ?..J:>~:-oc W:.rks Dtll"3ery were mu:.Cb.e-d -!or ::~e w:n-ter. Brar.-::'1-es and ~ash were e-!.eaned. g,p ~n:n :!'.e w:>·~-jg :.etwe-en Green­da.e P!lace ana Greenway Place, -:wo ::az:ar~us t~es were re­m')V€'·~ a:--:.:l ·.\·ood c<bips wer!l! p:a..::ed c: :-: :he path..

Pot :-.o.e:; :r. V'1U'lons st:reets :l.use:: A.·.:-::e! t:reeze-:haw

0:-:d::.or,,; were repaued and ~:o~ :ira.~ .. :-:.-e:.'! were c:eaned ~-:r ?r'Jper row 'J! !.now an:i ice "ne.:_....a:cr ~-: spreader trJcks a:-:u .s!l.ow ;>.-::rw;~ were ca:~'i o.>ut s.o>·•e:-3, ."1.5n:3 a:--.d ear:y ~:"lrn-

/;: ~~- ~-~~~ a~;:ce:~~~ c~::·! \;::~~ or, .r:.y , -:!"'wa.io for safe wa:<.­.::.g The C::er:-)""""Jod L.a:-1e '::or.d:;rr was 5a::€":! J:': sev.era: oc.-.:as c:u. :a e.:m::-.a:~ l.::ing.

The Recy~C!:~i' DTo?-0:~ C,.;: . :.,:- wu c"!:"3ned ar.d ~'-.--ec:;­

:Ja.::J.e~ a!'\d ~;a:;h d:, · J<e~ cf

I and u:-:der?"&S!e~ vrer:e Jr>pe::ed for r.af!J::.

P:-:ok :l? of ct:~deJ !"la::.~:-al 1 C':r-::s:mas :~e"'<:- at ie~:6:-<~.:eC d:~!§.a: >:·~.a·.:·Jn!'. has \..?1!:'..:~ .•

Trees ,.n:~ ·~ {"l-Jlpp.ed a:-,d re­c}·-:·o2'<:! mul:h ma:.-r a for J';-(' :-. l'lty :-!1:-.:!.~:-"lplng-

:::=a.: --:::-,-.ade:- ·:--_;ck!. W':-" a7a:n -~a::,.! --:>·.:.t ;~·:e!"a: n:o(--:s and ~a::'<y rr:-::::--: .:-~ ::;. !3:. -.- CT~Y

s:ree:!. :~~ :r.-? :.!"1~ !T:s.·,-:-·3! wa~ ~p;eaj ~~ ;_ i€"'11Va!k• !'):- ;-,,;-ie-5tn-a~ 3"a!ety.

I HOLBERT'S HOME IMP.

CARPE:S:TRY PA.I)."TlNG

j REMOD-E:.Is•_; REPAIR.S l r ~f H : c 25918

I Call Jack 345-9117

r--------------·, i BEIJING f

I 345-3996 . i FREE I 6 PC CHIC. WINGS I ...-ith order ~f $15 n more I w1tb t.hia eoupon ~ •Ex;;. J.1:- ~:. :..~~·..;, i

lincoln at Playhov-or. Thu~sd&}· and Friday, Jen­

uary 20 ar..d 21. at 10 a.m. and •)tJon and on Saturday, J'&.JlQary 22. at 11 a.m. the Pu-hld Play­house wil! pre!ent TheatreWork~ L'SA '3 Y<lung .'aobraham Lim:-o-ln ::-. H:.i.no:S

The plOnee-rlng frontier life at 1840e A.n"'~ric-•..l 1.s th<e ~etting for thi~ m\}~ cal &b-out t:':e E"arly ye-ars :n :.he ~de of Abraham Li:-l{"oh•,_ :-,. m1n who wou!d be­.~ome t ~e : ~~-~ Pre~ .Jent.

Re-eornm-·:-:C-e-d for an agee-, ·he~e perf rmal"'<'"t'~ wi!: be sign ."terprE>te~

Re~er-va· '~S are r-~uired. Call ::-.e l::lox f'fft<'e- at (301) 277--1710 V()Jce (301 I 277-0312 TOO.

Classes for Brokers PrtnCP r.eorsr-e• ComnrJnity

Col:ege w:· ;,e ·)ffenr.g pre-!Jcen­s~r!g das-••.!1 !or Re-31 ~tate S a:espE>rs-o:-' a X B:-oke-rs be-gin­nrn~ January 24 C~as-;;es will be ~eld Oo~h day and ever.-in-g on :he ma:n 1m;:>u~ in Largo and Pri~e G··"!"Z~s Coun:y,

For a ("""·m"'f""~l? 1--r,...,.hure- call Su-e or Pat 11111 3~-0158

SHOWPLACE! 3 Bedroom TH, 3 1/2 baths, fin bsmt, new carpet, eat 1n modern kitchen. $130,500

REALTY I 982-0044

House Cleaning i)o yoa •""' ll.elp with

"our N..,e de:lnin:r"' Let us ~e:p. w~ are a husband and w1!e team WOl'king in yotlr area for oo;-er seven yean with e-xcel!en~ Greenbelt re!erenco=s.

We prcV"',de weekly, bi·month­:: a~.! a. <pr-:r.:g type clean•n~ A~so ~·tai1a'ble- are wi"Ddow ciean:-:1{ an4-- i.Dterior p.aintin,c.

MY :.r-\ TD is an insure.d, re­p:.:e.a:-, ~ ·0mpany.

Call John or Tammy far Free estimates at

(301) 262-5151

Donald V. Borgwardt Funeral H~e, P.A.

HOO Powder :Ifill Rd. family Owne<l & Operated

Bel~ville, Md. 20705-2751 Pre-:'\eed Coomaellq

tl01l 937-1707 By Appomta•t

COPIES e NOTARY e FAX 220-2317

CENTRE VIDEO 1 51-A Centerway

(Loea:ec. .~ ::.~ Dnn.:-.o P·.zz.a B!dc-.)

220-2310 FREE MOVIES (with memb~hip)

P...E;-.."TALS e .SALES e SERVICE 'l:.'"'PER SI~"TE~':Y". • ~.,XTEXM • SEGA GENF-~S

SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS "V1.SA Over 4.:,~:: ';.deo5 on Loca:,o~ ~

CLASSIFIED 1'HE CLOTHEs DOOl'OR will hem. alter and repair clotlling . Quality work. 301-474~249.

CHILD-CARE AVAH~BLE: Li­censed day <'8re home has open­ings for c-hildren ag-ed" 2 and ap. Old Gr-een~lt. References on re-

~~~~~~-~-'-~.-o-nab~l.-r-ate~s~& free estimates. Call Pat. 220-3273. CAMPING-GEAR-tor ·aatei sXto dome tenL Coleman stove. lan­tern. heater. etle. Good condition, ehE·ap price~. 346-74-'ro after 7 p.m. or- weekencb.

PAINTING Interior-Exterior To-p Quality Work.

Free E!ltimates Greenbelt References

Call Kennedy Pailltifta

345-4991 ~FO=R,-,SA"""'"'LE=-GH"""I_,2_,be-d.,..ro-o,; brioek townhome, 37-J R id£'t!: Ro&d. Ne'\l!fly remodeled. New ap­pliances. Large- fenced yard.. $74.-000, abo Monika f w) SOl-345--6000" (h) 410-7-68-3892. WOODWORKING books and ac· cessories !or sale cheap~ S o m e tools, hundre<k of screw-a. all types hinies, fittings, .e.b: .. most brand new. 345-7470 after 1 p.m. or wee'kends. WA.."l"TED: Steinway piano, oth· ers considered. Condition anim­portant. Teddy Pr-imaek., .ut-8462.

P&G OLD GREENBEL

THEATRE -· 129 Centerway

474-9744 Giant Screen Dolby Stereo

ALL SEATS $1.50

Fri. & 5.at. Sun

RATES CLASSIFIED: $2.50 minimum !or ten words. 16c: each additioD­al word. No charge for liatina­it.ems that are found. Submit M with payment to the N..-• Re­view office by 10 p.m. Tuesday. or to the Newa Review drop bo:z in the Greenbelt Co-op &roeerJ' store before 7 p.m. Tuesday, 01' mail to P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt. Mary:and 20770. BOXED: $6.00 column iMh. Jlia. imum 1 ~ inches ($9.08). lle.ad,. line 10 p.m. Moaday. Include name, phone no . .e.nd aL dress. with ad copy. A -:I:\ r.ot con-

Wifttf aif8Wrk un~W 2!51'94. - 3.18194. I need a fur­nished ap&rtment, 2 room.s, honse or house-sit. Have the montla of February for medical treat­ment in Greenbe-lt scheduled. Re­spor.dib:e non-smoker wittn KQod credit/personal references. Will pay cash or chedk, plus deposit i! neees.,ey. Please cell 1~ 7-..se27. GREEN·'>B!ll;"""""'~"..--""F,-ab,-u..,.i-ou-s-,-bll-.--. 3 BR, 1 foil plus 2 hal! boltha, nBW" earpet, new- kitchen. 1'rea~l' painted. &beolutely gorceous----­prime loeation--t.Jest bay in de­velopment $912.600 plvr one year free tees. Phy-llis CipNno, Oen­tnry 21 H.T. Brown. '125-8888. HOUSECLEANING - 1 Greenbelt nds. o-f

JOE'S TIPS OF THE WEEK Hello Again~

W1th th1s Latest blast of eold weather it'!l ~n tough bere &t th-E" ~~ir- facility, to say the ]~a$.

We have seen all the typical cold weath~r !aiJures. The most cor-r.mon is the stu-=k open thermo3tat. The purpose ot thjs device is to 1nbibit fhe flow of coolant throue-h the engine ao it bas a chance to warm up an-d supply heat. 11 this devi-ce ia open jU&t a wee

b~t prior to coolar.t war-m up, it will neve[' tet engine opentilig temper'J.ture rea"Ch the prper level. and will not allow Ample beat

ID the pa33en:ge compartment, Al90, this condition will ·tota~Jt·· kHI any fuel miteage. due -to the electronite temperature .ee~r that

a.ct, like the old ehoke sys-tem.

When you get your vehicle cheeked fOT """nter and wmmer Preventive :Maintena.noe Service the thermostat ~ould always be considered for replacement. because if the tbel"DMMiittat fail-a to open when the engine reacbes opera~ing temper:Mure, en«ine O"Ver­beating will re&u.IL It )s V'e'ry fin:Portant not to forget about thia eomponeot!!

G1181111!LT AU1'0 • TIUCIC IB'AII. INC. (ltl) ....-

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Thursday, January 20, 1994 GRl!lENBELT NEWS REVIEW PAIN 11

ADVERTISING ROOMJlA11E FINDERS - If you have & place to share or need a place to live. 806-72'71. GUITAR Le sao n s - Seales.. eh.orcU. theorY. readin&. Fu:l time instn~etor. 937~0.

'I"'M MCANDREW - GREEN­BELT WINDOWS & PAINT INC. - Replaceme-nt window. and doon and vinyl aidinl'. Pbooe 474-9434. MHIC 26007. HOME MOVIES, Slides, Pic­turtla Transferred to VHS. Tape Reoair. HLM Produetions, Inc. 301-474-<;'748. if£NT:X:MAiD - Cleaning- ser. vices. Free estrimate. call 9-5, 346--"006.

Oh My Darllug ~ I Love YolL

Read all about u In the News Review

Valentine's Day Ada

Sl per tiDe of -try.

Regular classified rates form~

S2 for row of h•rta FREE '1"0 GQOD HOME - 4 nrontlb old American domestic short hair kitten. Ha• ehots, lit­ter tl'lained. 301-286-8876 (W) 301-689-8610 (H).

we~~.--. pa..ent-eoop.. oerwtift aehool hae some open­ings in the 3-day morning pro­«nm. Ple1ee eall the achool at

474-5570 for further infon::no&tiott.

CASH for your valuables! Jew­elry, diamonda, watehe~ cam­era-s., tools, guna. We buy, aell and loan anything- of value. We pawn autos. A-1 Pawnbrokers 3<5~8.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Expert and Reliable Piano Ser­vice to Greenbelt. Benjamin Ber-

~~t:~~~~~~--=a-.. -.-t-ie-ia-n with following. Join our ~taff and get $500 we 1eome bonus. New York Hair Fashion. Rhode [-eland Ave, &: Eigewood Road. f;all Randy 345-0858.

OALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE-All makea repaired. Ca!l after __ 5_ p.m. 8~0-8043

SALE--Ber-wyn Heights, 3 bed­rOO'nl rambler, finished rec room, large yar-d.· deck, patio. Bob/ BEST, 301-474-0249.

PIANO LESSONS - Gr-eenbel~. All levels & ages. Beginners, ki:ds. 346-<f132.

TAX HELP - 12 yrs ezperience filir.g individu-al and small bu!!li· ness returns. Will come to you --day, evening and wkend hours. Call Peggy Dutton. 84&-181&.

84 L'l'D Station wagon, new en­gine, power e-verytbinc, cood condition. Oall 262-4136,

FOUND - Black cat - if you lo.!!t a very lara-e blaek. male eat (no eollar) call 4-ll·l227.

FOR SALE - Queen sofa bed and office desk. 301-286-8876 (W) 301~0 (H).

GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Serrinc ita Memben since 1$37.

A credit unian for people who live in Gr-nbelt and/ar work in Greenbelt.

Greenbelt employers call 47 4-5900 far information on the payroll deduction pragrGm.

a great benefit fa offer your employ-. Greenbelt FCU otren competitive rates on savings and lo•na.

Eaeh acoeount inaured to $100,000 by National Credit. Uaioa Adminiatrati011.. an ageney o! the U.S. Government.

.lASCAR WINSTON CUP SCENE NOW AT

GREENBELT SERVICE CENTER MOBIL

Every Wednesda~y after 1 p.m.

CHINA PEARL Restaurant

7701 Greenbelt Road (301) 441-8880

Party Room Catering Dine In & Carry Out

10% OFF with Coupon thru Fe-b. 28, 1994

Not valid with other oft'M"'e

A-1 COMPUTER CLINIC

*Sales *Upgrades *Repairs

New I. Used Sgstems Laptops & Printers

301-345-2252

11\[all to WaD Carpet E-prise Corpets

Lewis Merritt Ul-1266

AU brl8lnds & £1tyles at REA­SON ABLE Prices. Gall !&c Appo.i.r.rtmeat Anyt:ime, lf no

1 a~. plftaee cMl back. i'm oat ee(ling 4:o )"'Ur ne1ghOOrs. I

Home & Business Improvements

WISLER CONSTRUCTION Drywall • Paintirtc- • Car­pentry • Aeo~al Ceiling

• Tile. Etc. Liceneed • Bonded • [nalWed MHIC #40476 3<5-1261

.JoAnn~s

BOOKS THE ORGANIZED

USED BOOKSTORI

10438 Baltimore Ave. Beltsville, ~d 20705

(301) 937-Q259

FRE£ ESTIMATES

Crescent Square Old Greenbelt

one t..droom apartments

From $475.00

Vista Mgmt. Co.

301-982-4636

C:::OMP()TER UPGR.-\.DES

~~ Expo-Systems

10486 Baltimore Blvd. BeltsviJJe. ~D) 2070;) Tel: (301) 595-3040

TOWN REFERENCES

Substitutes N..clecl Every Week

Also, Permo- Subs. to deliTer H ... ........... witlhin CON of G~belt.

c.n ·-

CALL DICK GEHRING

David Stein 8!9-4800 DW'P Word Procusing. Quality,

1.-\ccuracy. Aeademk and Busi­ness. 301·5-62--Q.COO.

BOOK NOOK "9933 Rhode Island Avenue

College Pa~ MD 20740 (301) 474-4060

Monday • Salurday: 10 .., to 5 pm, ~ 10 mn to 7•30 pm. Cosec! Sunday.

USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD

• BONDED • INSURED ........., .. Kate. Free Eati•atee AU Work Gaanateecl

·c..r.. I[-.. BatM" Addl- c-..-p ......

Home & Yard lloldl

SDIIdecb """"""" ..... Fla.Rooou Top Soil Pallltlq IMPROVEMENT Trea Berrie• StonaDoen

SERVICES Storace WiDdo•• Bboda Ceroaie nto

U.H.l.C. #13141 Gotun

lloddooo a..w. llooba

ISob Wilhide 345-8368

- -I .

T & K PLUMBING Day & Night Service H- Remodelins~

no... Ford Free &tf111ate Pacer (202) 5r7·5Z71 Ol!lee (SOl) 1!7.88-CI

Dear Conaumer, Wh<!D times are tough andr it ia bard enoach juat payiq bHls.,

people don't need high priced aervice contz.ctorw- takiuc what little ie lett. So I a·m offering Yotl an -al!ternetive. I am • plumber wbo worb for yoa. I don"t work off of bicb proftt marcin, •o I struccle juet · like you.

I do a. full range of pk:&mbing .....-ieea inelodinc fauuta, dnlimt, remodeling, hot water heate-rs, repip;ng, diepoaala, ud mach more. AU I aak is tt.t you. give me a ealt the next time you harve a probl-em or pl~ng projeot.. I can .---. you ic. the t.e.& waq to remedy the problem, while not I•V'ing you br<lke.

I B!ln a mnaU coRtn.ctor. I brave & famit)o, .ad I am t:ryiac to to hetp the economy by giving you the most for 10Q:r mone7 WSSC Lie #70161, 1- Dooau Ford, T A K Ploablq

OPEN HOUSE Sun. 1-4

6'723 l...ongndJO!f" Dr ol'f Good Lock Roa.~i

& bdr I 2 b.a. 1o144.900

.Master Bdr 16x20 - Walk thnv cloeet. Rec. ra<>m, L1v. room, Country Kit. De-o::k. She-d, drireway.

Call Carol Na•toa tr't

Lone- & Fo~te-r 1Uah.o1•

st0-9033 pax~-8'-C-2553 bomr 441-9511 om~~

"Trust me for all your life

insurance needs... ! pennanent, term, 1

universal and retirement"

CAll. ME.

EDWARD K. CURNEUVS Alent

7~-A Hanover Parkway Greenbelt., Morylsnd 20770

Odlce: 30184S-7100

Stare Fann Life lnfurance Company

Home Oflkto: Bloominatoo. lllinota

~ L1ke a good net~hbor. State F-arm l'- there 11

Police Blotter --­._..,. ... _ p--AZI auemp-c.l breakirtz and eftt.e:J'Uac ._... ~ in the 7"700 bklak at S.~ Pkw.1. on lion~ clay, .l.a.t:aa&r")" a. EDt.ry had heen at:tempted b7 pl"J'iq &t the front ;oo..

A Oreakinc a.DCI mur:-n~ waa ~..«! a: a.n o:«"tce r..ite in the 8900 ~oek at hy LD.ne an T'.l.-day. J&naa.ry 4. Computir equipmer::. w• stol.eD.

A r~lde-:.t ri!ported a ':Jreai­:nw and ~r..t.er.ng ::c t~e ~ htoelr: :4 Ed.mol\aton Road or Jar.uary 8. Entry WS! ,-..::.ed -:;y !::lre.U;:c:.g ;)Ut a windC"'ll' A :e:e­v:aior .. VC:i. a!"'d ste:-eo e-q:.:.pn:er.t .... ";.a&en.

R.upor...£r.e -;.., a "=>utT:a!" ll~a:-n a: ~e ~lo! Barn ,Greer.wJ.y Center) aroo::1d 6 a.m .. n: T":Us­..,.y, Ja!!o;;;.ry -l, oftleen drse=v­ared a '"sma.sb and l(l"ab"; s:>me­one ad :h.rown a cinde!' ~!oek th.rouz'l the f::-ont r!us d'OOT and •tc!e::. Jas:ne-.. ~ih !rom :he r.ore.

An·,;nd. 11 p.m. on Thu!"Sday, D~err':l<er 90. a :-:onn:os:den: ma:e juveni-le •u ar"':"es:ed a~-c: dtarged w-: :~ the-ft :::ve:r s:roo af:er !le was s~n :n Be>t...._y P:az.a WM.r­

:-:g a coat ~a: had ·~e,., !t<>len ~~ ao.n:u:-one ~h.e day --:o?"fn·e :~

5 :n&:: :~Sew Car-ro·::c::. H" wa5

:--~:ea~d :o a par~r.: ptonding )uven::e ~ou=-: a-rt:cn

"W:lile p&t.rol::nc <;.he WOO blodr: c! GrH>n:I:>E<: Rd. a:"::;'.l~d. 11 ~5 ~ :-n. on 'r::u~$day Jar:. ::. a:: :>ffi:::­t-r 3•~ a vehtc:e "'.tr. 1.n equ:p­men't 'r""-Oia1:i-on. The offic~ r YW

.,open beer e-on"ta.iners :r.s:de ,·~e

'~<!hicle., therl ~bed the n h:e.J.e and !oand a Glock 9mm se:r ... -au:.omat.le b..andirJ..D and a p:pe

meb. .. i• eommoal7 ueed to smoke m&rijaall'L CoD.eqtzen.tly. & 2'7-year-otd. non~nc man WU ~ Uld eb.a.ryed Wlth

trar:spor~:n.e a h.andpn and pos-5essicn of drug para.pberna2Ja, He ~red before a Du~tr•ct Court <;onmr..iosa:.oner &nod wu he:<f on Sl,OOO bond. pend:n.g t.r:.a.:.

w~.!e ;.a:!':: :ng tn-e 7700 :.:::~k of Hano~r Pkwy., around 11 am. cr. Morday Jar: 10. an officE"~

obse~C. t.w-o poe-o.-r.e nnok.~o;:­

ma:-;JU&na &nd, went OVff tel :n­~stiga::.e Cpon ~he ofti~er"s ap­proac!f. :!re :wo peop:e ran a-o;o.·ay :.owa.rd E'eanor &oo.eve:-: R:gh School. One of them, however, a 15-yea:--o:d :-esident youth, wM apprehended in :he sehool's park:::.~ >::.•1: and arrested and c~~d vo·t.n. poesesa1on of mari­;uana. He wa.a relea.aed. to a lrll'&rd~n pend:ng :r1al. InvestJ­ga::on :s .:ont:nuing wi:th rea-ard ~o :he o:he:r penon.

Obaerv~ng a gl"1>up o! peop'~

a.e-:.:ng sus?ic:ou:aly :nstde TGr F:--tda)".!l !'estaor-ant around 1:16 a.m. on Su!1day. Ja:-:. 9. an oft!­cer :n.vestigated :he Sltuatlon a::1d found that or.e of :.'"I.e pevp:l' .'".ad :-o:::!1g ?a;:e-:s s-ue~. as a;e cvm­mon:y U.J.ed to sm(lke m.a.r:ju.ar.a. That perso:1.. a 19-year-oid :-:on­l'"e'Sldent you':.!-:, was arr ~:.;-1 and c-!'l.ar~ .,·:tfl. posses3,0:": of '.ir~; 1 ;:-erap:"ler:'.B.;.a Ht:" ·.o.·a.s ;e.

, :-eased 0n c.J.tat!Or. penj,::g ::-ta:. A bre.a.k:r:g and encer :Oii!' of a

:-estd.er.C"t< m :he 6100 ·~iod:: of Sp;::r.g-h.: Terr. w..u :-eported on Fr:day. J a:1. ";. En:ry had bHn et!e-:-:ed :::.y f0rc:;:g ~?E:"l a -a·m­dow Electronic equi-pment W"M stolen.

A breakill&' a.nd en ':.oering of a resi-denee Ul the 6WO block o;f

H.-nonr Plaw,-. ._.. l"eepprted an w~. ~-- u. J>ort.,. had boon ... in«! by !oreiDc open the l:i"vi.ng room wiDdow. :~~~lone,- ,...

"""""· Th~e bOU$es under coMtrt:~etion we.re brokea mto in 'the 8000 b:oc:lr: of Greeuba:r'J' Dr. Oil Thun­d&y, Jan.. 13. Phmabing ra.ater­l&J.a wen .tol<l!'ft..

A 1'991 Chevrolet Van wea re­ported stolen !rom the parkin&' :o: o! the Merriott Courtyard ( 6.300 b.ock of Garden Triangle Dr.ve) on December 30; it wa• :a:e:- re-:::overed.

On January 3. a tan~ f-our-door, 196-4. Toyota Ca.mry~ MD taga B ~H.325, w&a re"pOrted stolen fr:)fJJ the 7900 blodr. of Mandan Road an.:!. a brown. 1979 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, )!~D t..a.gB RYK­i89, wal!l reported stolen !rom -:-he 1.00 b!oc" ot Hanover Pkwy.

Var.o.a;:am~ :o. theft from and a:~empted t:-.ef:s of autos were reported ;n :.~e fo::owing areas: the 6200 b: :-ek of Breezewoo-d Court. t"r.oe 6200 o:c-:k of Breeze­wood Dr:~. the :>800 b:ock of Ch.errywood Terrace. the 7500 blo::k of G~eenbel: Road, the 6400 b-lock Jf Ivy La.n~. 3 Court Re-s~arch Rvad and 20 Court Parkvoay.

wn;:e ;:>a:~ol::n'lr the 7500 b1oc.k o! H:1~.-:n:- Pkwy. around 3·1) p.m. or T~':'~d:ly Jan. 11, an oftl.cer ob!>er-v -~ a vehicle bearing a tempora:;,r ·.a~<: that looked ltke t had be·?~ -,~ed Fcl!owing

the vehkle. ~;....e offieer did a com­puteT eheck a;:.:! found that the tag had !:>€-- ~. reported stolen. Cor:sequent:y :i"-..e officer 6topped t.Pe veh1cle. at 20 Court Soath~ way. and a~~~sted ':.he driver, a 21-year-old :-.onr-:sident woman, c~argir.g h~:- w1th theft. The wo­mar. was t~ ··:l re:eased on cita­t.a.tion pend~--~ tr,.a.l

On Ja.r.. 7, a blue, two-door

(}- ""''"-by~S,.~474-6ZI5 Greenbetten were .-dde11ed to

learn of the traced7 tll&t took the li1e of nine year old Vitr.m Go): •. Otlr deepert ayuspathy t.o his parenta. Shaii.ja and The­jappa GoHa. hi• brother Ujjwal and grandmother who ba& been visiting the f&milJ'.

Our s-ympathy to Joyee Man­gum an'd fatnHy on die death CY! her ho!'lband and their father, Leont~.rd Mangum,

SalTY t.o hear of the 1"~--ent death o.! long-time r~iden: Li1a Tneke:r.

.Jonathan Schachter. Lakeside Drive, a junior at Millersville Urrivenity OJ! Pennsylvania. ha'! rec-eived rhe .James Hale Stein­man Communications SChol1lr&bip for the Spring 1994 semester.

1984 Chevrolet Chevet.te wu ~ ported ltolen from the 6000 block cd Greeobelt Rd., and a b'ue 1988 Scmdti motorcycle, MD taeo 7866JD, was reported stolen from the 6200 bloek of Breeze­wood Dr.

Vand&lisma to, thefts from, and attempted thefts of autos were reported in the following areas: the 5900 bloek of Cherry­wood Terr .. the 9100 block of Ed­monston Terr., the 6000 and 6100 b}oclu o! Greenbelt Rd., the 7200 b!ock of Hanover Dr., the 6eOO block of H-anover Pkwy., the 8000 block of Mandan Rd., and the 400 block of Ridge Rd. Jonathan gradtmted trom Elea­

' ncr Roosevek in 1991 where he played S(.IIC(:er. ba.!lketbaft and la­cros-se. He <wes Greenbelt Teen Clu·b President fT~m 1988-199<1 and Greenbelt's Boyg and Girla Club Out.:rtandir.g Young Mar;~. of the Y-ear in 1985 and again in 1987. Jonathan is foa11diq fa'Lh-

Thor!!day,1anuary 20,1994 er aBd Viee-Pl"eaicleat td Pai UpailOD F'Nter:Dity at JIBien­riUe -...ne be ia aiM aulatant oporbc em..,r of 1M U1llwmty newwpaper, a disc jolelke7 OD the ~hoot r-.dio station. a menrber _,f the University Cable TV Club, Vice-PrMideDt af the J'oo:rn.li4m Clab and a member of the Greek Couneil. Jonat.han bope.s to pur­sue a career in b~dcaat _!ogr~ r:taliMD..

Manba Park-er. formerly of Greenbelt.. now a n•ident of S.n Francieco, is happy to announc"' the birth of her r:tnt erandchil::! Sarah Ann Somamer, born or. January 10 in S.n FrancilliCv. Great-lrJ'&ndtn<Jt'her, Janet Per leer of Grenbelt. report. m<1'ttier Lisa., father Seott, grandmother

:~\.!:~~:~:!r:·ur:. ~~~ clea.., and cooaoi.r.os are doing well, and are Yery p-leased to welcome new member, Sarah Ann. to the family.

Ml". and Mrs. Eugene Stratehko ot Greenhi11 Road are the proud grandparents of Niettolas An­tlhon::y. Son cd Karen and Gary Stratchko of Boowie, Ni~o1as was born on Decermer 17 weighing 8 JbL, 6 oz. MkteTnal gnandpar­ent5 are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sciacea of Bowie_

REACT Needs Help The winter months with their

1p0tentia.I for bad o~~e 1 tber and thoe consequent tra:f'!ie backups and ~idents are busy ones for PriPCe Geo~ea Coun~y RE.J.CT~ Ine. ~CT teems rDi>nit.or CB emergeney Channel 9 and relay ird'ormation to the proper au­thorities to se('ure aid for the. ~al!ler. Volur~te.n who own a CB ra.dio are needed ed welcome to join iD the Taried J.eni:ce• perlonned by REAor, .-21 ·'1'1&-9444 for more Udormatioa.

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Preverrtton Comm~, Greenbelt Policf' Staltion

Thnn.., Feb. 3, 7:30 p.m, GE-AC llt>"'tinQ:" W·ndsor Gree.n Commutultl)· C-enter ~' • ,

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Cranky Mot:_, ~ - --~P:;;-~0::,. ·~Bo~x~68,~~G~ree~:!!n~hooolt~ci0Jiil"~,;,~z;1~a!;!nd2.,!207~!68-0068~~!!....--------.....:T£h!!,u~rs~d!a>~· . ....:!_J a:!.n~u~a~rly2_217 . ...1,1~994

~ture Ices Cfh' e snowplow blade&. -ea tte r~ a plow hydaulic ·l:tump Bplit in half. three altem.tors and fi'Ye betteria fKirut, out. "We a-o throuch alternatol'l -like eNZ)"," he said, beeauee piG~Ws muat be frequentlly raiMd 8ftd lowered. In additioa:.. a ...... eleetrie motor fen aft a t'lw-ton trut!'k b«auae Ylwatioa. '-d eaused the bolta to. baek •-. keiftine, who wu drlvine the trark. repaire-d it oD the apot.

HiU eehoed Kindt's praise of the crew, ~we aU bow we t.ve a job to .,, 'n.. adrenaJin i1 .ftowhw. . • . People c :>me in ~en before belaf ca-lled ollt.. Tbey"l 11ft PP"f' and ju»t come in." Hall at1o __. the aehieve-menta of tile ...... e collection ~re,r. "We ....... liP trash (on Tueoday aad ~161osday) when MOISt .people ...... "t •ven Cft.. tine their maiL •

The eit:J - ,..,..,,t.o<ked ro&d ult other Aid

IDpply emezocency reauppliea ot road •It to local JwUcUction. whicla ran -.

1_ ...... TlnMta BiY. Phelan. the ctty'• · bortl~

caltu.ri.t. direeted emeraeney tree trimminc operatiom, u.ndert&lr.en bec:auae iee-laden overbancinc .b~nehn Were po•inc threata to ·moton.t,.. Tbe citT'a procram

See ICE, pep II

GEAC Objectives Presented To City Council at Hunting Ridge

bys-Gt.e 'l'be Greetlbett Oity Coun·

dl, ~ to the invita· ticm fill tbe GJ'I!eDbelt Eaat Advieon' Coalition (GEAC), !net ,-tth that group in HliJitiDc Blclae on January

!.1;~0= be l!lEJICIMd to the c:ooDCil Belldea the GEAC board, four Gnalbeit EMt citizene attende.i the ....tlng. They made DO elfort DOr were giv­eD any opporl>writy to pam. eipate, •

The - .....,_ for the mMtiDc - lo ·,._at • prior­it,- II& ttl ... jod;ifta ...... -'" for -, '""" .. t1>1o -... G&A.C ..... -. prueDtiD&. llat of 111 - c- -). Ia ...-Jaw. i~>& tloa Uot, ... city ......0

- ..... _...... af GIIIAC't. dQoolllftl! wlllloat ..,_ lllittblc the elty .. liD:vlllac of

~Lake ~tlleliot .... tlle-

p]etioa of ~II: L&k:e, t.he storm water ma-.-.nt pond planned for 9cluvm H:lU. Park. lb.~r Antoinette Bram nported that eoiiDCil bad aa..ct)' tateen • tint atep by autllorlalac otoff to file tor a penalt. The ac:bed­u-le for eoutructioa Jllictlt be better kDGwn in 90 dap. 1be iDdh:ooted. 'l'he c:ouat,. Deado to make funcla a'"'ilable f~r the pro jeri.

~c.. The nest tt.m waa eomptetior;.

af ,.._ -""""' -lor, wbleh invoiYM reJ.bUilatiDc' the Y.r..at­ed Ceater S.booL Boam repc;rted that the city pnoeatly -• talc:· iD& bida for tile project. S1M !>oped that they woald be ,_ eDOUCh to allow :fGr the cont.....e­tor to do moN of tile a .. i..J wortr.. Cooaeil member Thomas White DOted that the dty had Obl7 fo11r1>1ua mllHoa-dollar• to do a ol:o: ..ulioa-<lollar badcet. "'l11eaiD<If_io.._ to - 1M -jeet wlt!lin the liloltatloao <If U.. dolbn, • 1>e

-· - ~ tbat eO!ID· .U- ---tllwltlltllo

c!ltT• delecation to the llar;yland General AIHIIlbl:r to Mek sup­port for llliditio!llll tiUicllac to make up for the $1.1 au'Woe •bo ... ll.

GEAC Preoidaat ··aDd Glftn­bfOok E • t a t e • repnaJRt.atiYe Tim Sechrilt -ted that eoaucil a:plore araatl from baai­ne.an and fouadatioDL W b e n re.ervationa were p,opreued. to tile idea, O..e111>rioor np......­ti.Te Doroth:J I':Jieo ....-1 11M eou:ncU to just Mild a S.tter. "You doll't aeeo:1· a prot•oloul <door lm....,r,• abe --led. l'l'lu a1oO trot in the 1ooet word OD -letintr tile OO!DJ1l11Dit," .. -.., "I bope lt'o quicker t11aa tile lab."

- Pulduclf Aaotller <If GEAC'o ob,leetivn wu for the eit7 to aeqa:ire JDON parkMDcl aDd woodi&Dd.. Two p:ar. ..U •- oaneated for parehaoa. Oae wu tile ScmriM property oen to the HoHday hm at 11M end at Hanover Drive.. Tbe otllR is a aman woodK trac... at th

See GBAC, - 11

Gunman Slain by Officer Following Citizen Complaint

by Elaine Skolnik A quick-thinking Greenbelt re~ident may have saved the

li~e of a city police officer and, perhaps, her own on SundaY mgh-t, January 23. After parking her car in the Greenbriar

Condominium Apartment complex, .t.he resident becamE" aware of a man si-tting in an adjacent vehicle. As she walked slowly behind the cars, she turned and memorize<l the li· cense plate number of the suspicious vehicle; then calmlv continued to her apartment building. . ·

Safe inside. she wrote down report any suspicious act..Jv7ty the license number and ealled they see, "just as this res1dent the police, who immedia~ly act- did, becau.!e we nev~r re.lly ed, Police ~kearperson Otticer know what to expfl'Ct," To report Geor&"e Mathews -.id, "A com- .such aituations. nil 474-7200. puter check o1 the vehireie'a rec-f•t.Nt.ion platea revealed that tlbe reciatered owner of the vehicle had an open warrant for a haodpn violation."'

With this vital Udo.rmation.. the rapondinc pollee otfictrr, Robart .............. lmew 1M -to 'be eapeci..U,- ~utious ID the wa7 be approaehed tlle ear.

to Katthowa, -at the "TMIO bloock of

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Late Bulletin

- Further investipl1on in resarda to tile departmentlal ehootin&' "41ritk-h occurred on .Jenur1 28, in the 7700 bloek of Hanover Pa.r-k"way has r-e· Yealed th-at the shot tired by Kenneth E.t.es, which eauMd

lluaterman to believe - II!IJ!!P!.iil~t.! = =1:. S:..~.;.,::; .. - ...... 'lk - aoo4, a Cok .111'1 ,....mr, had been

lllo ··Jwt fired it at 11M ollfleer. oer returned ftre and atrat:':k the suapeet.. The •HP«t died on -the .eene. The officer waa not in~ jured."

Tbe poliee identified the d•­ceued •• Kenneth Eatea. ace 89. of Bowie. Later it wu learned that he bad lep:Wy eb&n&'ld his name from Dick 'Letio .

Officer Muat.erman. a aix~7tar veteran 1:4 the Greeobelt Pollee Depart.ment., waa placed on rou­tine lldminiatrative leaye with .,.,.. PeDdinc 'an inYeat~atlon by the deJ*rtmea\'t Crim.iul Icrveotiptioa Uait. Offieen Ia· volved in •hootinp are roatlneily debrided by the d.,.rtm-·• pt)"ebolociat.

H11l'T)Tinc from their homet to tlhe ecene were Po1iee Chief .fames Craze, Lt. John LanD and other membere of the force wllo overaaw the inYeltiption pro­cal. ~reenbelt Fire Department and Rescue Squad personnel aa­si•ted and fl.oeed down the af­feeted area around the ee.n.

Tile reaident wbo t.d alerted the 'POlice commtmded them for the eompauioD and HlllitivitJ' llhown her while ucorlin.- her to the llt:ation for a ltateme"Dt_

The medical eaminer ln BaJ­, timore i1 eonductlzc •n aut.CJI)I7. Klldlewo said that the depa.rt., ment "will be C&DvaaeiDI' the Gr~rN.r nej~rhood in an effort to 'fiDd witneatea who may have beard or Hell aaythi-Dc that eoald h~lp with. the inv~a­tip.tiou." AnJone !aYi:q intor­-tion ohovld call liO'I..eGOO.

um the entire labtor'J' of tile Greeabelt Pol:iee Destartment. tbia br the soliliary fatal lhootiq -.erienee i.DvolYirte a pollee offiolr." PoUce Chief Cnse ob­.......S.

Crase D!'l'e• every citiHA to

eto1ett tn. a Joaal .. J:f eo_... In late Nov~ Gf4J,a. J:t.t..a' tea peraonal word proeeMor wu aeee .. ed and di.covere-d were several entries indicating de-presaion over peraoral and !buaineu relationshi.ps. Also discovered were tal"e"Well let· ters to fTiends ~itying the dispenal of aome of hi• pof'r­aonal eW>ects. ln addition a handwritt.#.n wU.e waa found th'at expressed E11tu' intE-n­tion at committing auicide. It was signed in the name of OEJr. Lebo. It has a!so been con1lrmed that Eate. had also been known aA Du:k Lebo. In. vestiption is eontinumg. Aa a matter of routine proc-edure the iJM:ident wi.LJ be &ereened by the States Attorney'• Of­Ike and bTougbt IHofor!' a Grand Jury ...

$1000 Reward for TIP OaS~eV~m

A ,1000 !"e"Ne.rd is bei~ of. fered for informa-ti-on le&.d~ to the arrest and conviction of .he individuaJ or individu.a.l!! re•ponaJ­bJ,e. fo:r the dda.N!ment of ~he doon of MWhbn Torah Congrf'" ••tion in }reenbelt on the night ol October 30. 1993.

On tt.t evemnog or early morn· ing, ewaet:i&ae and aM.J-eemettc g:ra1fiti. were C&l"V'ed into the "!lyn­q01fUe doon. The crime wa• re· ported to the Greenbek pobee. burt DO 111081P«ls have been Jod.-nt.l fled to thie point. Investigation ie eootinu:inc. laf~on .rega..nhng the- ~r­

<petr&tor(e) should. be report.d ·,o Deteetive Cal7 al the Grvenbelt Cri:I:D:inal lnveM.~on UruL at 301-607~0. All 1nfonnM.1o.a wd; ......... ooo6dent.i&l.