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Greenbelt Consumer Cooperative Member News

WI NOW OWN THE PHARMACY On Saturday August 18 we bought the Pharmacy from Green­

belt Co-op Inc. and on Monday August 20 we began operating it u pad rt of oor C().()J). We paid $27,SSIS for the inventory o( preACriptlon '!T'· p)o~riptiort Mitt~ are averaring about $27 000 a month ......;-&

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CORN 8 for 99c SELECI' CUCUMIIRS 8 for99c lUI. NO.1 WHITI POTATOES 10 lbs. for $1.99

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AN IND~ NEWSPAPER

Volume 47, Number 41 P.O. Bo~ 68,' Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., Aug. SO, 1984

. .,. Elalae Skolalk The long-awai~ p-oundbreakiq for Martin's Inc., the

Greenbelt conveattMt/-btnlllllft/eellfeHRCe center, will ·OC· cur this fall. Fbudleflll' tor- the project half been l)btained and a revised site plan recently approved by the Prince Georges County Plannl~ Board .

The one and a la1f Nr7 f""l· lbeluded tltoae of the · Gnllll'belt ity will be cons~ oa 8.6. Q\1 Counell and the city'a Ad­aarea of the 41-aeiil ~ vt.ory Plarulinl Boan. Any TrUe Ceu~r (MTC) Park, .bt- plana:for tuwre expandon ~the twHn MTC Bulldlq 11 ncl the banquet -eenter, or for a free­Holida7 Inn. MTC II· located be- 111ndtfti .tp, muat be N(llnd bind -the Greenway lbop;&ns to the c~ for ~;, uUt com­Cater all the interil_,. of. tlllt' lllftt. Two portion• of alcSewalk Baltimore- Wallhin,Wil' ParkftY In tile norUIIMt eomer of. the a'ld the· Beltway. • ,.ree~ muat alao be acWN t. fa-

Orlr\Ul alte plalll for liar- eiltt.ate ~ aeceu t.o llld fta•., oa1W for a ...... -IC(tl*l'eo fl'OIIl MTC Bulldlnr . 11 aDcl tM

low prlee on· Satunlay and SuD- bandaoinellt, moat anuaual, fun- foot banqaet ce!Vter with a _,.. pNpoeed piasa fot the tWill' ol· day f·rom 1-11 p.m. nlelt, mOlt talented. ete. ohy of 1,001) persona 1'ie ftvlled flee ~lcllnr and GrHDwar _OiD-

Greenbelters Share In Celebrating 30th Labor Day Festival Activities

by Leta Mach The big story in Greenbelt

this weekend, as it has been every Labor Day weekend for the past SO yeB,l's, is the Greenbelt Labor Day Festi­val. Once again Greenbelt­ere can enjoy a last summer fUng right in the center of old Greenbelt at the upper parking lot beside the Muni­cipal Building. Other than a flea market, an informa­tion time, a luncheon, and aerne new athletic contests, moat activities will have that familiar rlnr.

'BootM thll year will again Special Contellta for ehildren aiM' plan, howevll', ahcnra a ter Driv!l. feature food, games, cl'alta and and also adults offer many old ~ buildlq _, 40,eel Aeeordinr to the .taft of the ltema for lllle. Popular aetlvi- favorites - diaper derby • .ack aquare feet being !Wit' piMit~ecl, )farylaRd National Capital Part ties Include ehildren's crafts, race, dreH-UP relay - and some ..tith a total occupiiMJ of 1,400 and Ptannlnr Comuliaalon, park· bean bar tou, zoo dip, traft\c new events - -ter ba}loon toss, peraons. The &.eili\J hn the ca· lnr apaeel and landacapinr ex-game, rirac toea, voter quiz, trivia and watermelon eating. pablllty for lllter expauton. caed County Code requirementa. quiz, bingo, tlc-tsc.toe and bir The Recreation Department "The reduction madl It more Mirrtl\n'a ctperatlnr hours oceur six wheel ttema for sale wlude will sponsor the seventh annual attractive for the lender," . ex- mostly at nlrbt and on week· T-shiTts, buttons, calendars, poet- big Wheels roadcrot!l! on Satu.r- plalned Preaton Greene, M.rtln'a ends - off-peak hours. ers, flags, used books and bal- dily morning. viee-preahitnt of ftnance. Since 8 ildl D 1 loons. One unusual and helpful E hlbl 1 1: aL- the baloldlng has a ..U..Ia pur-

11 nl' " rn x t ona _,wa nnae the lender prtferred that Materials to be used In the *•

booth activity Is the ident-a-kid The Photo Exhibition and th; ~et center baM • rood tanrular buildinr include ltallo program. Food to suit every- Competition ia returning thie t-·k _.ftrd. before ln-"'--1...,. blue veined marbl'a, b110nwd p.n, one's taste will be availablil each ....... 'II ,__ ·- ,......, ,.,._ ... year. P~~ototrra,. .. ~rs w~ nove ,·~- opeatlon. Hartia'a aix ban- beige bricks and a muonry day (see ad In this paper). · k dl 1 "'-turday "" II tbear wor 1 on ap ay ""' • quet eenten in the ·Baltimore wblte-beire coatinr eyatem. •·

Stare Events Sunday and Monday in the Uto- area have demonstrated ,._ hll, tine loro - the blue champ~

()penlq Ceremonies for the Festhal are n 8:80 p.m. Friday, Auruat 81. They feature a con­cart hJ the Greenbelt Concert Band, the latroduction of city of· Wall and t.he Festival Commit­tea. tM M11141UDCIDient of Grelll­belt'a ·o.tetalldinr Cltlsen of.

·Many outatandlng and well- pia TheMe!' lobby. tory of auccess," oflauved rlaea - will adorn the bll8cllal· known aets will appear on the Artists of all ages will displlly Greene. A canopy all'J)port.d by piHal'l Featlval stage. One well·known an endless variety of worn in ComplexiU.a Involved 1n ftnan- will extend from the lonMI en­performer il Christian the Ka- the annual AJt Show lilt the Mu- clnr the fadllty had d.,_ .tart trance and overba.-. a circular rician. Noatal&'ia of the 60'1 and nlcLpal Buildlnr. Art Show •- of ~loe. Afw Jooklnr driveway. Plana allo inelude n:-410'a will be repraented by the warda on S.turda:r evenlnr will Into bodl atMe aDd couill:r poaal· tensive land-plnr and a ,..._ music of The F&tMilous Hube.,s Include an award for the work bilhlee for allliltanee with fund- tain.

19M .......... .,... "" ... ~ ......... ottiMtiA ., .................... . .eonboard dedleation In the m .. mory of Devld Oralr, the open­inc of the camiWil midway, the pnnntatlon of Mlea GrHnbelt ~ntftt&IIU and muaie of the 60'1 and 80'1 by 'nae hbaloua Hub­Caps.

New Bveata Perbapa iniPired bJ the OlJDl­

plc, the Greenbelt RacrMtion De­partment II olhrinr aeveral new athletie event. tbll yewr. On Saturday pmDUticl com~on will be held In trampoline, bal­ance beam and Aoor exerclae. RU11ninr raeea will be bald on Sunday. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on S.turda:r and Sundat, a vol­leyball court will be eat up on Bradn Field for free play. The Recreation Department will alao aponaor familiar e>Yenta aueb aa table ramea, bonHboe, tolf, tannla and aoftball tournament..

Two apaelll e>Ytntl are ahadul· eel for SU11day. From 10 a.m. to 4 fi.DI. the Rooaevtlt Raiders Football Club will hold a flea market and craft abow on the Centlr School/Ubrary lawn. In­formation table• will be 11t Ill' at the l'fUI area near Suburban Bank from noon to II p.m. Tbla will rfve community CJ'OUJ)I a chance to tell falr-roere about their aetl'¥1tlea.

The Greenbelt Community Chureb will aponaor an activity at the Ftatlval thh ;rear. 'l'heJ will offer a luncheon on the lawn of the C'burch after the parade Monday.

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aDd the J .B. CMnce Band. 'nle belat demon.tNtlnr the theme 1 llanbt'w tMlly ..Wed on c.terinr to IP'Olll'l from 26 to New Weat Band will play coun- "Ameriealll at Work." An award .:tate ftMftciq, ACIIIOI'cllnr to 1,400 pei'IOIII wm \II poellble _, aD4l w•tern muaic. The will 11M· be riftll to tile uc-.. • · G~_ ~ .tli .t6natr1141Uon throurta_ tll. e u•_. ·~--, IJ . K&llpJ'OO J[kta will ~ra\1 aunlt-7 l'avorite" ~ b7 ilwa Mil •IIIW' .... ~" ~·&liM-:.~ . , ~lion Juap. 11111 a'D4 LIJII)a - ttre 'fOtiH of t'W fliR!hir .. ..--~~ -it£ilill \{ · · · · ' · "'- t.l _,.. · • iincl Boundl will llaow off . :r: Show. aeon. Tb8 1..e' hu lready been rooms. In tbla _, daa fadltt)' .arobl~ dance and jaaa reMit · e cleared, crad .. ....a' seeded; de- ean be ueed for many dUPerent Favontee from put ;rean, Ralph Parad v-'opera ex,.8t .t~~e' buildlq to purpoees - aemlnan, trade CaM Squaredaneere, Guye and Civic l'roltJia, lnvtted dlrnltar- be complete wiMWl .. 1111 to twelve ahowa, mHtlnre, wedcllnra, fam-Dol)l Clocren, the Bob Brown lea, majorettea, banda, ftoats, months. . lly and private IOCial funetione Puppet&, Town Clowna ancl ainr· clowna, ftre enrfnes, antique •n ·In approvinc the· revised lrite and fund ralr.en. en Irish Hlnb and Diane Perry and more will paae by the P.rade p .. n, the P•nnln• lipan! aee.,t- Initially Hartin'• plane to -· wUi be bKk. revlewlnr stand on Monday mor- ed 1tatr recom ... tlons, which plo:r 153 penona.

A local poup, the Pop-A- nlnr. Scott Woodside of (110'7 Zolda, will demonatrate the new- wllol be the Grand llarahall and eat erase - breaWucinr. The the Outatatadlnr CUIMII o1. 1M4 crouP conalata of GrHnbelters will be the Grand Parade Manh­Cbrila A}len, Bell Fehr, .John Me- all. The lrrepreaelbLe Greenbelt Clure, Jon Walker and Cbla J.'on- Karchlnc Kuoo Band will make .eca and IUmberly Stoke• of Ita r.nnual appearance and the )(~ellville. The IJ'OIJI' haa per- Greenbelt Lion• Club will apfn formed at a National Capital aponaor the decorated bike and Area Bir Brothen rala, for Sat· trike contelt for Greenbelt chll­urday Korn\Dr at the National dren. and Wild World. In a eompetl· The weekend ahould be a per­tlon at Gallaudet Collere they feet opportunity for Greenbelt­placed second In a fteld of 10. era to carry out the Featlftl'a

WLIID from Laurel will araln theme of "Unity tbrourh Com­do a live remote on Saturday af- munlty Inwlvement." temoon. The atatlon wm be con­ductinr Interview• and rfvlnr a­way pri- and T-ablrte.

Mt. G.-abelt Pareant Fifteen lovely rlrll will be con­

teatanta In the )(jaa Greenbelt Pareant. On Saturda;r evenlnr, the eontutlnta will pnaent a talent lhow. The climu: of the Pa,..nt II Sunday ev.ulnr when the n- Kill Greenbelt II crown­ed.

&alate t.a Werken The annual Salute to Amari·

cane at Wolic will be held Mon­day afternoon. At ~ 10 or­renluUona and lndlvidual8 have volunteered to deJDOIIdrate crafts and ~radea In apecial remem· brance of the holiday. The Res· taurant Workere &.ea 'will not

lulletln The Greenbelt Homes, lne.

Board of Dlrecton has ael.e. ted Ronald G. Colton of Lake· crest Drin In Greenbelt u the nell't Generel Kanarer of GHI. He will atart the third week of September.

Bas Stops Added

FreeT .......... Set Peliee a..tll te Feallre For Laber Dar Fatinl w.t•A-IW Senice

For the el- con~~~eutlve year, free t.....,.rtation le a­vailable for the Labor Day Fea­tlval. Thla year twct servlcea are belnr ofrtracl - • dlaJ-s.rlde and a park-and-1'1&

By calllrw tM 1'11tlval Infor­mation au.-ller (4 7 4 ·111 18) Greenbeltan eaa arranp to be picked •P ~ within the ~lt:r llmlta &llld ~ to the F••­tlval. The _.... will be avail­able from 1:11-10:10 p.m. on Fri­day, from 1-18:10 p.m. on Satur· day and SuDda~ •nd from 1-6 r.m. on ll ... y. · In addition, ridea to the ,.... an &Willable for thoae who .. ke arranre· menta before II..Say mornlnr. By «olnr to the •eetival lnfor· maUon booUI, ,...le can alao ar­ranra a rid• he.~,

The Greenbelt Pollee Depart­ment will offer a epeclal aemee -Operation Ident-a-l:ld-at thlr booth at the Labor Da:r Fut1¥a1. The aervlee Ia to be ulld Ia eaea a child e¥ti' rulll away from lwm• or otberwill II ml11i111.

The ""lee lnvolvu maklal ftnreJ11rl11ta and recordlnr lnlor· matJon about the ehlld. The p.,. lice Departmeat wiD -• the ftnprprlata aDd rfvt tbelll w \be parentl alonr with 1 blallk lnfor· metlon form. The parent& llloald ftl! out tilt f~trm whleb wall DI'O­Yide u11ful laformatioa to loeatl and Identify a child If nec;uaary.

No record• or ftn,.rpmta an kept by the pollee. Tbla 11lfor­m~lon II eollfiCted aolely for the beneftt of ths parent• and It Ia their reaponalblllty to kHP tfll

The park-&D6-!MI aervlce will operate from 11M Greenbelt Ar­mory. Indlvldull -.ho leave their recorcllln a aafe place.

car at the Armory w111 be picked _ -----------~ up there and nl.urned there at

lefuee Collection BeeaiiM of the Labor Da:r Hol­Iday, Monda;r, Sept.mber I, 11114 the city rat'u11 collection .ebedule will be a1 followa:

The c.mtftl Kklway will be optn from &-11 p.m. on ll'rlda:r, 1-11 p.m. on Satwday and San­day and alter Ute Parade on Monday. Rldel to aelte all •r­ea will be available each daJ exeept durinr a dinner break from 5-7 p.m. Dedieatad rlden e&J\ enJo1 anllml~ rld• ~or OM

be run 1111• yea.r. Clllldree'a Event•

'nM children'• P-' Show will be on Saturday, September 4. Rerl.tntlon bettn• at 10 a.m. In the c-tar Sebool/Ubrary rnu •ree· Dora miJit have proof of rabi.. ahota and ~Mat be leash­ed. Tbera will_ be pril.a for _tM

Dlae to mal'fkla] dl.tance and aafe\J coacema tbt eebool IJI­·tem II aendlnr bu- Into GrHn­balt for tlloee Eleanor Rooeenlt hlch achool atudenu llvlnr adja­cent to the followlnr bua stope. Bu1 #418 wiU fto9 Ill II a.m. Ill Lakecreat and Lakealde. Alter IIC'hool thea• etudenta wm take bua #443. Bua #444 will •top at IAatner and IVJ at II a.m. and lilt Rklrt and Ivy at 11:02. .Ut..r .ehool atudeDtl from Laltner and Ivy will t.alre b111 #4311 and thoee fl'!'m J!.ldct ucl Ivy, bua #401.

rerular tlmeL .rlday plckupa are 7: IIi, I ancl t p.m.; the laat retum trip wiD lie at 10 p.m. Sawnlay an• .day pickup• are at 8, 1 an• I lt.m.; the last returra trip will IIIII at 10 p.m. Monday plckupa ... at 9:30 a.m. a11d 6 p.m.; the IMt return trip will be at 8 p.m. ·

The J'eetlval .'committ.e le lfr&teful to tiM' Greenbelt Wo­maa'a Club for ~~~~W~rlnr the lra­formatloa phOM and Capitol Ca­dUlae for ....... Ita van for thll wn\ee.

NO OOUIICTION MONDAY. Konday'a roate will be picked up Tvaday. Tutlday'•. route will be plektd up WechletMiaJ. NO PAPER PICK UP ON WJ:DNUDA Y. Thunllay acl ~1 routta will be on re., ular ~~ehedult.

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The Board of Election Super· visors of Prince Georg~s County has deelared September "Voter Registration Month." County citi­zens may obtain voter registra· tion application• at all (;.)unty libraries, municipal/town build­ings or by. calling 627-2814 any. time. The deadline to· register lor the November 6 presidential elec; tion is 9 p.m., Monday, October 8. For a;bsentee ballot informaLion call 952-3270.

Desperately Needed Volunteer with car

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David A. Stamler, father of Mra. Marjorie Bergemann of Lakeside Drive, passed away Tuesday, August 28, at the Greenbelt Nursing Home. He was 90 years old.

Born in Buffalo, N.Y., Mr.

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Call 664-7428 or 474-8483

Mowatt Memorial United Metllodlft Ckarell

lendra lemee suzanne Bllra L" Ch.,be,., Arthur Dorin, Peter Durentlne, ....,.. Fletcher: Joen Fr .. man, JoM Gilkey, Judy Gotdolaln, PhiliP J. Hanrok, Matton Harrllon PetOY Hoot, Janet JamM, Min Jon••. Ruth 1(-er, Martha Kaufman, 1Ca111arlne K_,a Ooi'Qihr Lauber Loretta Le-qua, Bator Llk-1, Leta Mach, Eliza· llalh Wallar, llay '~o~ocawley, Mary Molen, Dione Oberg, Jemeo O'Sullivan, Eileen Peto,.on, Adrtanne Plater Ruth Powell Rod Price, Bill Rowlond, Chart• F. Schwan. Jr .. Pearl 11 ... 1, Ja- Simon, Sandra SUrber Smith Joanne T"cker. Jean Turlcllwlcz. Ottilie Von Allan, Helen Webb. IUIIM- UMAOIII: t:tllolyn Blohop; ClroulatiOII lolana .. r: llatlr l.lkowokl 47~·8483.

=~ L8lla Clrautatlon: Barbaro Clawoon, 474-4541; Ntlf& .. .,._, 474-4131, IMd

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,_ llolne Skolnik; VIce Prao .. Bill !lowland; Sec., Barbero l.lkowelil; Treao . Vlrgtnlo

...UChamp; Movie Fletcher. IIAIL IUBICRIP'TIONS: •20 per year. Advorllolng and ntwe arllciM mar be mailed - 11 oreonbalt) · dapOOited_ In our bo• at tho Orotnbtlt Co-op erocory otore baloro 1 •.

111 'Tueeclar or' delivered to the editorial office In tho baa-ant of 15 Porkwof t4/M;31) The offtoe It open Mondor otter a pm lor dloploy -•rtlalng; deodllnt to

iD pm. Howe orllcleo and alaoollltd ado oro accepted oller 8 pm on TuMdoy; 4tod·

Stamler grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y., and ~erved in the U.S. Navy in both World Wars. In eivilUP.n life he worked for 36 years as saleeman for the phar­maceutical firm of Eli Lilly, and earned billing as its top aalesman in the 1920s. He alao was an ac­tive Mason, rising to the S2nd degree in the Scottish Rirte.

Widowed from Anna Bloch Stamler, he lived many years in retirement in Lakeland, Florida. He is survived by four children­Mrs. Bergemann; Dr. Arthur Stamler of Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Martin Stamler of Somersville, Ohio; and Bet.ty Sue Spellman of Roslyn, N.Y. He also leaves be­hind 23 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The fun­eral was held todav at the Ar­lington National Cemetery.

The board will hold speci.ll in­person registration on Satur<•aY, September 8, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at area shopping cent<Jra, including Beltway Regional Dis­count Mall-near Best Company and at Entrance C near Center Court.

40 Rldre Rd. 4'7'-IUI Sunday School 9:80 A.M.

(for aU ages) Moming Worship 11:00 A.M. Rev. Dr. James Chong Park

Pastor 4'1'-19U

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Thursday, August 30, 1984 Volume 47, Number 41

Malicious To the F..ditor:

Anna Celeste (Suzy) Mardis, 8 Court Southway, died on Au­gust 1 after a long illness. The

-~me.r Anna Holden, Mrs. Mar­dis was a graduate of Bon Se­coeur School of Nursing and earned a Bachelor of Science de­·trree in Nureing from George­town Univeralty. She worked for

In the 2nd week of May, after much planning and organizing by the Greenbellt Garden Club my dau,gbter DGtty, hu8band Jim and myself wue uaigned a plot of plowed land near -the B· W Park­way overpaM for a garcte.n. We planned our crop placement, took time olf our job& and set to work. We purchased and put up a fence on part of the plot to protect those plants most favored by rab­bits and deer. We hauled mulch from Northway and after working it into each hole, meticulously set out plants which we raised our­selves. To enaure that our trans­plants survived and thrived we hauled and utted many gallon• of water into which we added ier­ti\izer.

The family has requested that "' lieu of 1\owers donations in David Stamler's memory be ad­<lreMMi>d to the American CancPr Society or to Congregation Mish­kan Torah of Greenbelt.

fifteen years in the nursing pro­fusion in pu_blic health, psychia­tric nursing, private duty and ataft' nuraing.

She and her husband, Paul, had lived In Greenbelt since 1971. Mra. Mardis did volunteer work in the community at Center School, for the Girl Scouts and for charitiea such as the Ameri­can Cancer Society. She was a member of St. Hu~th'a church.

Bt>aidea her husband ahe ia survived by ~ildren Gabrielle Joyce, Mt>lody and Erica. A nephew, Patrick Holden lives in the Lakeside North apartments.

St>rvices Wt>re held at St. J O·

scph's Monastery, Baltimore on Au~at 6.

After sevt•ral setbacks caused by the weather, things began to take hold and grow. We planted about 8 varieties of vegetables, staked and attached plastic tub­ing for 36 tomato plant&, staked and atrung wire and string to support lima beans and m mid­aeaaon refertilized ever;vthing for maximum production. We al~o sprayed for inseeta once a week.

We worked aev&al hours each by Eileen Petencm day alter wo1 k and on week-ends

The Greenbelt Players open and finally began to reap aome of their 1984-86 aeaaon on Septem- the result& of our hard lawr in ber 7 at 8:16 p.m. with a four- early July. The limaa were J.uat wHk run of tMI Leonard Genhe ftllinc out nicely 11 we plaated 4'0medy, "Butterlliea Are Free," aome fall cropa about 10 daya ago. dlrec:tecl by Robert Rotenberry. 'l'hen Saturday evening, Au~at

Utopia's Theatre Season To Open with Batteries

Scheduled for Friday and Sat- ZCI, my daulthter went over to aet urday nlghta throuerh September aome pi'CMluce to take on vacat1or. 211, with a Sunday matinee on and a totally wrecked gaa-d11n September 28 at 2;80 p.m., the creetecl her. The fen~e poate n•d drama has been dfteribed by the been broken off and the fence lev­New York Poet as "quietly mov- eled, die lima aupportl h•li been iq . . . ftne comic aenae . . . brokea dll and pulled out with warm and touchinc." the plaata etlll attached and t.he

With Ra:v TurMr aa the blind com waa broken off mld-atalk. youner man, Marie Touairnant aa Tha tMaato atakea were broken the overpro~tive mother, and off, the plants pull.d apart, thoae Lori Ropeon l>aul 11 the pretty left -r• ahaken bare and t.nere ac:trel!_a next door, the atory waa fruit crushed everywhere. blenda humor, cour"'l! and frua- New bt'OCeoli planta and Mlrb1 tration and comea out with-no were beaten <\own and the remain­we won't cive away the endlner.' der waa trampled. About 30 nJw:y

THANKS To the Editor:

Thank you very muc.t Ior mentioning me in the article "Greenbeltera Win Awards at ERHS Convocation". I was ftat­tered to see my name in prmL However, I must correct o.1e point. The articlP. stated th.at the El~anor Roo111velt n:ath team finished 3rd overall in county competition. Actually, the top four teams in the counLy were all composed of Eleanor Rooe.,vcll students. Bowie High School's 'A' team, composed of Bowie'~ top five scorers, ftnlahed ftfth after bhe four top Roosevelt teams. I finished third overall in individ­ual competition surp1811d by (of course) two other Roosevelt atu­dents.

Several other Greenbelters wen among high ecorere for Raoiii'Velt. Erie Hirschm&nn, of X.keeide Drive, E4die Beliale, of Empin P'-ce, Jun Mo Hong, of M•ndan Road and Manoranjan Tayal ... f Sprinp\1.1 Lake ai.J aeorecl hlp enoull'h in individual competit.on to repreeent Prince Georgea Coun· ty in national comJ.etition.

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lACES SET FOR SUNDAY The Greenbelt Runnmg Club,

under the aponaorahip of the Dle­trict of Columbia Road Runnera Club, will direct 1 lfi-kilom.,ter (ll.3 milea) race and a 3-kilun•e-

. ter (1.86 milea) nee on SunJ.t.;-.

The Greenbelt Playera will pre- ftlled water jura ~• thrown -t ftve playa thia aeuon. Two about and broken. We are J.oto•IC one-act playa begin November 16, our beat to RAlvap:e and put wh~t aad audition• will be held for h left ba<:k torether but It la theae on September 17 and 18 at llt.IW a meaa and will produce very the Ut.opla Theater. Beaidea pTin- little more for UR. Alter all o\..r cipal playera, extraa are needed time and effort apen.t we 1ft a• well ae technical rrew. Any- heartlick over it, u are the others one who h Interested •houid call who were h1l. Dotty railed the 441-1088 or the theat4!r. pollee but they aald there waa

September 2. The nell, which ar. a tnditional part of the lA­bor Day FP.atival, will atart from the tennia courta at 6;1fi p.m. Re~rlatrAtion open• at :; p.m. at the Greenbelt RecreatiOG o.nw. A fee Ia ch~r~red for th~ae racea. Ribbcma will be awarded to all ftnlahera of either nee.

In the 15-kilom~ter ra~e. t•·o­phiea w111 be givan to firat place men and women open ont.l n•"~ler ftnt.hera. There w\1.1 &leo be age ~rroup awarda. Awarda w1il l.tr tlven to all ftnlahen who are Greenbelt reaidenta.

The aecand Friday perform- nothing they could do ... , the ance of each play run will he overpau wa. buill lut yei\r from •i~tned for the hearinp: impaired. Greeribriar to Greenbelt proper

erty. Could you be the part'nt nf one of tflo1e who did this? Do you know where your children ar~ aft•r dark' Do you know wnere

Greenbelt Balla'! Coaanfty P.O. Box 246

Greenbelt, MD 20770 346-2918 I 474-40110

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcof,af

Baltimore Blvd. at Powder Mill Rd., Deltaville Summer Services Sundaya 9 :30 a.m.

Rev. John G. Baa, Rector U2-80&7

Find Strength for ¥our Life

Worship With Us

GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH Crescent .t Greenhill Rda.

Bible Study for all agel (Sun.) Wonhip Service Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.)

9:66a.m. 11 a.m . .t 7:08 p.m.

~~p.m.

Greenbelt Community Ch-.rc" (United Church of CM!st)

Hillaide and Creacent Roads Phone 474-6171 morning•

· 11 am Sunday Morning Worship and

Church School for Children Infant Care Provided at

J'ellowahip Center behind Church The Rev. Daniel Hamlin,

Paator

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. John P. Stack, Paator

Rev. Thoma• S. Sehaefer, Auoc!ata Paetor

MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday 6 p.m.

Sunday 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Dallr Mau: 7;80 a.m Monday- Friday, 9 a.m. Kondar- SaturdaJ IJMrament of Reconclllatioo; SatvdaJ 6-1 p.m.

c Holy Cross Lutheran Church

89011 Greenbelt Road Worahip Service• Sunday• 8:80 and 11 ;16 AM Youth M•~ting 4:30 Sunday Srhool RALLY DAY ~e~~ 9, 9 ;50 AM SMART RETIREMENT SEM\"Nxft:

The Greenbelt Cultural Art• for the plea•ure and con-..ni~nce Center Ia offerinp: a 1\ve-i)lay~- of the kirl• A• thiR path P""""" for-the-price-of-four season Rlth- rip:ht by the l(arden•, it aives am­acription •• well u an additional pie opportunity for auch adA u diacount to ArtA Center member.. this. Thi• wac. more than , 3 ,,dni­F'or details, call 474-771\3. Group i•m-the P~tent to whit·h th1' w.••

· your children were the evening of Friday, Auguat 24? How would you feel if they_ did !his t~ .J.·•Jl7

Marie Eaher

Introductory BI'!Wiion Tue., Sept. 4, 7:30 PM No Charge; call church offtce for information • .• 111 ,

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Thursday, AUJUSt SO, 1988 GREENBELT NEWS RltYIEW '?' 8

RAG WAVING AT TBI t~STIV AL

Governor's ·Awards Close September 15

by s.•ra Bam• Opportunitiea to wave a Green­

belt flag will be avlilable for the tint time as the 60th AnaiYeraary Committee will be aelli.'IC mmia­ture ftaga at Ita booth at the Lol­bor Day hltinJ. If ftal waviDI ie not enough for the 'trUly :lie­hard Greenbelta', a chance to telt one'a knowledp of Greenbelt hl<~­tory by playing the Greenbelt Trivia game. B:v auwering three conHCutlve queatione correc:tly, playen will win a button whiclt proclaim• him or her to be a "Greenbelt Expert".

Memben of the annlvenary committee will be in the booth to talk to people about future plana for the celebntion In 1t8'1. Allilt­ing the committee will be mem­bers af Greenbelt's Boy Scout Troop 1746 who ril not onoly be donating their time but also working on merit badges throu&h the booth activity.

The committee has selected a lo'o with pine trees in the back ground. The logo will be displayed on the booth aign, the button sua on all anniversary brochure avaii­able at the festival.

In anotiher development, Mayor Gil Weidenfeld rece1ved a lB'ter from the Village of Greenhills, Ohio, one of Greenbelt's sister cities, exprening their en·tltusiasm for a joint celebration to m .. rk the 60th anniversary of the greenbelt towns. The third c1ty ;u tMI trio is GI'Belldale, WiaconaJ.n.

The Governor's Award• Pro­gram, an art, literature and craftl competition, Ia eponaorecl by the Maryland Heritage Com­mittee In celebration of the 1tate'1 B&Oth Anniverury. School and pupil entrlu poured In ...V Iince the m.tltlltional pbue of the program ended with the" cloa­lng of the achool year. But the deadline'e still ahead for lndivid· ual adult participation. Literary, ftne arta and crafta entrlea muat be aubmltted by September 16.

Calh priaea of $1,000 each will be awarded for a novel or abort story, a monograph on the hl1tory of 1 '7th Century Maryland and a colleetion of up to ftve pHml. $1500 priMe will be given for a acholarly article on the history of Maryland and an article in a newapaper or nonprofeuional journal. $1,000 will be awarded for the beat ftne arta and crafta entries, respectively.

All awards, Including two hon­orable mentions In each category, "will reeorni~~e outstanding liter­ary and artistic ability among today's Marylanders who beet capture the values, motivations and achievements of the first set· tlere."

A brochure with complete de­tails can be obtained by calling (SOl) 889-6160.

Weidenfeld wrote to the mayors of the two cities to gain tlwir interest and support.

Stucled C:C..Talce Metrobus to School

Greenbelt lltudente ·who attend Eleanor Roosevelt High School have an alternate way to pt to achool--bf ualn&' Metrolnul. 't !'.e T18 leavH BelWe7 Plau at 8 a.m.. 8:80 a.m. and 9 a.m., pauing Cnlleent . and Gud~~D-< way at 8:11, 8:4! and -t:11 a.m. After acbool the bu paaiH the NASA main pte (.tudenta wiU han to eatimate how loll&' 1t will tallie to .. to Jtoole9d, from NASA) at 4:02, 4:82 and 6:02. p.m. 'nle bua Ia ~ehedaled to pall Creacent and Garden­way at 4:18, 4:48, and 5~18 and arrive at Beltway Plua at 4:28, 4:68 and 6:28.

ERHS Ia open from t::SO a.m. to 4 p.m. Rldera muat have cor­rec:t chanp-80c. ·

Registrations Conclucted For Student Driver Eel

Regiatratlon for the fall ,.,,..,on of after-school driver education programs w I I I be conducted through September 7, by the Prince Georges County Drivar Education Schoo I. Appllcautl must be at leaat 16 and no more than 17 yeara old on the ftret da;v of clue.

Registration f o r m s will be avoallable in .M public hlgb schools. Students must return tt.e registration forma to their pre­ferred center bv the end of the school day on Friday, September 7.

After-achool driver education programa will be held beginning in September, October, Noveml>er and December. A fee will be pay­able at the ftrat class meeting.

LeiMir Day llrthd..,t If JOU were bom i1t * -duN

tl Sept4111aber, you'N Ia 1IDI to win a priu. The lll'llt ,.._D \0 ~ piOOif of date '0111111h "to the t.ifonD&tion Booth at the t.­bor Da~ J'eetival on WordaJ be ~ 1 and 8 p.m. wlll ~·~•• a p -'n certillcate from tile Glut food ltore.

In the ennt that no one allows up with the required lcleJiti6ca­tion, thoH who can ptOft bl.rl.h­da~ OD September 1 or I will be next Ia liM.

Out c(!~t1 The Red Cross BloodmobUe

will. be at the Greenbelt Fire House on-Crescent Road this Sat­urday, Sept. 1, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Blood bank reserves are now crucially low. We urge citi­zens of our community to donate their blood in this life-saving ef-fort.

- - Merchants of Greenway Center

FABULOUS FESTIVAL

FOOD

For additional information con­tact the Prince Georgea County Driver Education School at 1162-

Have lunch or dinner at the Labor Day Festival. A large menu is available at ·the four-day event.

This year booths are offering baked beans, tacos, nachos, hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza, corn, French fries, steak sandwiches, Italian and Polish sausage, onion rings, pretzels, trail mix, funnel cake, sno-cones, fruit cup, sun­daes, floats, and assorted drinks.

A special Luncheon-on-the-Lawn will be served at the Greenbelt Community Church after the Parade on Mon­da}'. THE, FESTIVAL HAS EVERYTHING - GAMES, RIDES, FOOD- FOR A GREAT WEEKEND.

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Greenbeh Lion's Festival Booths

Selling Large Pretzels $1.00 Generous Serving of Fruit $1.00

Proceeds go back to Community thru worthwhile

Lion's Projects - Eye Glaaaes, Hearing Aida, Medical

Auiatance, etc. to indirent Greenbeltera, providlnr

and loaninr health and medical equipment, such aa

wheel ehaira, walkers, canea and beds.

Help the Lion's Club help the community­

visit our booths.

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Celebrate with the .. special offers at the Cipriano Square laskln-Robblns Store

Our ~ ia haviflll a blnhday and we're IOi"'l t.o make it feel like your partJ' Brilll in the whole family 1.0 enjoy _.

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Men's Ba....._H League Pace' GJtlmQII:LT Nna .UVU:W

leereatiea le'riew

Alcoholics Anonymous MHh in Greenbelt RLDP PROGRAM

I

FOR GHI MEMBERS AeU't'ltlta laforaa'tlta

GneDbUt BlcNMloll and Palb ~ IN dend Jill' ~d for all am. For det.Ula nprd­lnl partielpatlon, ~rtdcm, -*- ad ll)leGial eftllt., eal1 tlle B.c:Naticm Department Bui­nua ()flea 011 the IN-hour infor­mation Una available eeven (7) days a week. Phone 474-6878. ReeNatloa Cant.n' Falt11oan

A Fall Men'a bMketball league will be held on Monday nights aterting September 24. Games will be held at 8:80 and 9:80 p.m. at the Springblll Lake Recreation Center. Each team will play nine games. Minimum age for playe11 ia eighteen yean of age. For more infonnation, contact Matt Mille at 346-!771.

Alcoholics Anonymoua meets Thursday nights at 8:30 p.m. In the St. Hugh's rectory basement and Friday nights in the social hall of the Community Church at 8:30 p.m. The only requirement for A.A. membership is a desire to stop drinking.

The new income eligibility limite for the Rehab Loan Deferral Program (RLDP) are higher. Many GHI memllers who previously were not aHrible may now be able to participate in the · program. The new income eligibility limits are aa followa:

&:boola opened on Wednea­daJ, AU1rUit 29 and the Gl"'8Jlbalt Youth Center and Sprinrhill Lake Recreation Center bepn their F.al houre. Times are u followa:

Monday - Friday 3:80-10 p.m., Saturdar 9 a.m.·10 p.m.; Sunday 1-10 p.m. Dlaeoant Amuaement Park Tleketl

The Greenbel.t Recreation De­pea-tment h1111 available discount Ucketa for many of the •"* a­m~U~ement parks. Ac~al tickets are on sale at the Youth Center B11111ine11s Office, 9-6. Participat­ing parks are Buse·h Gardens, Grea.t Atlventure Safari, Hersh­ey Park, Kings Dominion and Wild World. In addition, there a.re tic-kets fOr Sesame Place in Lang-home, PA. By purchasing these tickets, people have unllmi· ted use of aU ridee and attrac­tions at each park attended dur­ing the 1984 season. Thia special discount program is sponsored for the benefi.t of the Maryland RAlcreation and Pa.rks Association. Municipal Swimmina- Pool Sehe-dule

Labor day, Monday, Septemb~r 3, maria; the final day of the 1984 -80n. The pool wi-ll be open on its regular !!Chedule throughout the weekend. Swim Les110n Cert\llcatea

Anyone who has passed a Red Cros.s Sw.imming or Lifesaving

. Cou1'8e at the Greenbelt Munlci­~ pal Swimming Pool this summer, ~ ran pick up his ceJtifle11te at the

Recreation Depa.rtment Busine!MI Office in the Youth Center, Mon­day - Friday, 9 a.m. · 6 p.m. Co-ed Soceer Lea1ue Fonnlnr

The Greenbelt Recreati<ln De­partment baa oper~ings in the Fa.ll Co-Ed Soccer League, Game~ wi.JI be played on Satur­days. For additional inform&· tion and fees, contact the Bual­neaa 011\ce, Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m .• II p.m. - 474·6878. Women'• Fla1 Football

Action In the Women's Flag Football ca.n be seen every Sun­clay, 9 a.m. - 12 noon, on Braden Field berlnninlf September 9. It ia tough and exacting. Spectators are urged to rome down and cheer their favorite team on to victory.

GHI.NOTES GHI oll\ce1 will be clo~ed Mon­

day, September 8 for the Labor Day holldar. The answerln~t aer· vice ( 474-8011) ·will forward co~ Its about emer~rt~ncy malnteni<HC<' aervlce.

Free blood preuure testing Nlll

be ofFered at GHl on Wednesday, September II from 2-4 p.m.

Bingo 7aSO p.m.

every Thunday

at

St. Hugh's

13~ Crescent Road

~ l:landicap Accessibility (8 Program

Number In Houaehold

1 I 8

' I 8 'l 8+

Ill come E~biUty Limit

18,200 10,800 18,,00 18,000 1'7,800 19,150 80,8110 82,1100

• The City as part of its review of the Revenue Shar­ing Program is surveying .its facilitie~, such as buil~i!l~· sidewalks, etc., with a v1ew to makmg these facilities more accessible to citizens with various handicaps. Ideas for making existing facilities more readily usable and available to handicapped persons are being sought by the City. All ideas may be mailed or submitted personally, in writing, to C. R. Prybyl, Greenbelt City Offices, no later than Friday, September 7, 5:00 P.M.

RLDP participants may defer as much as $70 of their rehab payment each month. Thia deferral does not need to be repaid until the home Is sold. The loan is assessed a mere 3% accrued interest.

For Information, call Member Services Coordinator Maureen Osbome (474-6644).

(!) C. R. Prybyl, Director of Administrative Services City of Greenbelt -·­... , .. , ..... ,

Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given of a PUBLIC HEARING to be held by the Council of the City of Greenbelt, Prince George's County, Mary­land, in the COUNCIL ROOM. MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 25 CRESCENT ROAD, GREENBELT, MARYLAND on

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1984 AT 8:00P.M. or as soon thcreaflH as it may be heard, on RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND, ENLARGING THE CORPORATf; BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF ·ARTAA.E 23A, SECTION 19, OF ~HE ANNOTATED COPE OF THE .STAn; OF MARYLAND (1967 EDITION AND AMEND­MENTS), BY ANNEXING THERETO CERTAIN LANDS AND P-ROPERTY CONTIGUOUS TO AND ADJOINING THE EXIST­ING SOUTHERN CORPORATE BOUNDARY OF THE CITY, EAST OF THE CAPITAL BELTWAY (l-96), BEING THE LANDS OF HUNTING RIDGE CONDOMINIUM; HAROLD S. TIDLER. ET AL; THE MARYLAND·NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK & PLANNING COMMISSION; TRINITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, INC.; TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD, INC.; MICHAEL S. STEINER; JAMES H. SHIMMEL; MAGNOLIA FARMS PRO­PERTY PARTNERSHIP; HUNTING RIDGE LIMITED PART· NERSHIP; GOOD LUCK PARTNERSHIP; JOHN BEDNARIK; OVERLOOK FARMS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP #1; CAMEft.. ON BROWN INVESTMENT GROUP; POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY; PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY; AND DED­ICATED RIGHTS OF WAY OF HANOVER PARKWAY, HAN­OVER DRIVE, AND SPACE COURT, IN BERWYN DISTRICT 2.1, PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND, AN AREA OF 278.90 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AS MORE FULLY DESCRIB­ED IN THE METES AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTION THEREOF PREP~ED BY JOHN D. EMLER AND ASSOCIATES, P.A., REGISTtRED ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, AND AS SET

p PORTH IN THE RESOLUTION; AND FURTHER PROVIDING FOR THE SPECIAL TREATMENT OF PROPERTY IN THE' ARilA TO BE ANNEXED AS TO RATES OF MUNICIPAL TAXATION BY DEFERRING THE TIME PROPERTY SHALL FIRST BECOME TAXABLE UNTIL THE FISCAL YEAR BE· GINNING JULY 1, 1986 OR UNTIL SIX MONTHS AFTER AN· NlllXATION, WHICHEVER LAST OOCURS.

~he.loution map made part of this public notice depicts the area of a~~~~e:r.ation, and a detailed deacription of metel and bound• a• well u the annexation plat, may be reviewed at the City Of~ ftcea, 211 Creaeent Road, Greenbelt, Maryland, Telephone 474-8000 or 474·8870.

The property Ia being propoaed for annexation to the City C1f Greenbelt, Maryland, under the proviaione of Article 23A, Section 19, of the Annotated Code of the State of Maryland. A petition for annnation w&a received by the City Council at Ita rarular meedn1f of Au1uat 13, 1984. The Mayor of Greenbelt haa veri· fted that the petition bu met the requ!ramenta of the above refer< enced Sec-tion 19 In that It bean the aipaturee of more than 211% C1f the registen!d voten~ and the owners of more than 26o/r of the aueuad valuation of real property in the &rea to be anne:nd.

Said reaolution propoau to extend the boundarie of the City IJIIf G~lt to include the Iandt and property, aa enumerated in'lta

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title; and provides that all !Awe of the State of Maryland applic· able to thr City of Greenbelt which are now in force or may here­after be enacted· and all the exlstin~t charter provisions and ordin­ances of the City of Greenbelt, except as otherwise provided in this re!IOiution, shall be extended and made app'Licablc to such por· tion of Print'e Gi!orge's County &R i.a under the Jlrovisions of thh resolution annexed to and made a part of the City of Greenbelt( and said re!IOiutlon further provides that all tbe lnhabttallt. of th•1 territory annexed to the City of Greenbelt by thia reaolution shal in all rPKpectR And to all Intents and purpose•, be 'taken and con• aidered u a part of the municipal corporation of the City of Greenbelt.

Said resolution further provides for the special weatment of tall­able real and personal property of the territory thereby annexed by deferring the time the property ftnt shall become taxable by the city until the .. ftacal year beglnninl July 1, 1986 or until als montlw after the date of annexation, 'lril~hevar occurs laat .

A Proposed Outline for Es.t.ena!on of S.rvicea and Public facill· , ~lea haa been prepared, and copies of this outline, aa well II copies of the ReAolutlon, may be obtained from the City Clerk, Municipal Building, 2!i Creacent Road, Greenbelt, Mllryland, Tele­phone 474·3870 or 474-8000. Such cople~~ will al10 be made avail· able for public rev!- and dlacuulon at the public hearinK herein before advertised.

In accordance with Section 19(d) of Article 23A of the Annotated Code of the State of Maryl&nd (19117 Edition and Amendment~), the roverning body of Prl~e ~orge's County, and any regional and •tate plannlnw agendes having jurilldlction within the countY a,b-a!l be hurd first at the public hearl.n1, att.r which the b&arlnl aball be open to the general public.

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•· Gudrun H. Mills, CMC ~' • t ..

~ City Cletlc

jllndaz, .~.~so,t983 G~Tms'!!l'!'!,, ,,., 1 ,:.

erry Gough's ~~Little Avocation" "':i..."-"""w..~ _ not hia whole ll1e. ~"''<toJa'M ucl . .llewo aN my real .elf._.. WI real eareer," be aayii.JIIe flllllllJ, wbkh include hia ,.Ue of Ill y .. tl, Kathrine, and f.V chll· dre-Maureen, :U; .JIWIMI. II; SaUJ, 10; and Jam-.- u-.aJoJ bla moviea, but they •" aJwaJI wateb. When bla ebOdrft were youneer, Gough reealls Uaal thiJ often awit.ehed the "Gnat Ad­ventura" onr to the ......

by Corinne Comulacla "Acting is a strange busi­

ness. In theatre, the actor has a lot of control over the play's action. Most actors prefer to do stage plays for that reason; there is also more time to learn dialogue "nd polish performances. In film and television, it's an editor's medium.'' The speaker should know. He is Greenbelt's own Jerry Gough - former Hfgh Point High School history teacher, former city councilman, and now Government Relations Officer for the state of Mary­land with the METRO sys­tem. But on the side he keeps on acting.

· lng for a teacher to repreaent the organization. on a national pro­gnm, "The Great Adventure." This program, which wa1 tele­viaed In 1968-64, depicted little­known historic events. Gough ftew to -California once a month to shoot on~minute eegmentl of the hour-long prime-time mo-rie.

After completing "The Great Adventure," Gough got hi1 SeNen Actors Guild card. But he took an honorary withdrawal from the Guild and continued teaching. During the 1960's he became ac­tive In politics, being Involved in charter campaigns in 1984, working for Carlton Sickles in 1966, and serving as mayor pro tem on the Greenbelt City Coun­~il in 1967-69.

ment agent who followed Diue Keaton til r o u I b Waahincton, D.C., New York and Loa Alllll••· He reeal11 that the movie took 2Y2 yean . to make and eoat around f&O,OOO,OOO. It included ehootinr In two eontlnentl. One scene, made on the Wa•bington, Q.C. Ellipae on a bitterly. cold December day, required .. It to be iprinkled oR icy atape ao th.at the aeton and other cut members wouldn't fall. More than once the peraon who aprinkled the salt waa the director himaelf, Warren Beatty.

Born in Fon-du-Lac, Wiscon­sin, Gerald Francis Gough began acting in elementary school. He played Ebenezer Serooge In "A Christmas Carol" while in junior high. At the University of Mary­land he majored In speech and drama. He did a lot C1f theatre, including O'Neill's "Long Voyage Home," and "Romeo and Juliet." He >Aorked at the Hilltop Park­way Theatre, a Baltimore-baaed equity company, whose produc­tioM Included "Stalag 17" and "Mr. Roberta." After graduation, a season of winter stock at Erie Playhouse in Erie, Pa., was fol­lowed by summer stock at Tower Ranch Theatre In Rhinelander, Wiscona!n. In New York, be studied with actress Uta Hagen.

He met his wife, Kathr!ne, playing love scenes with her in "Picnic." In addition to acting he worked aa a atagehand at Radio City Music Hall "to keep hnf\y nnd soul together." Shortly llifter their marriage; the Gou.rhe decided to move to Maryland to ftniah school and, after doing more stagaband wGrk, he rot his teaching job at High Point, where for the next nine years he taught history, reography, and Prob­lema of Democracy.

In 1968 Gough was oft'ered the position with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Au­thority as Government Relations Oft\eer. He has been with METRO ever since. When time permitted, though, Goueh continued to act. In 1967, for Instance, he played Pablo Gonll8les in "Streetcar Named Deelre" at the Olney Theatre.

Film Career -Then six years ago a friend

suggested Gough update his resume and contaet an agent. After that be got small parts, alternating ·between such "death· less epics" as "Raise the Ti­tenic," in which he played a re­porter, and "Death in Ocean View Park." His role there as Com­mander Harry McNeil was caught by alert Greenbelters, who en­joyed his one-minute scene with Martin Landau and Caroline McWilliams.

In addition to television and movieA, Gou~th has made several private·induetry ftlmH for NARA, BNA, NUS, and Westln~rhouse. In one production, he aays, he memorized 20-minute 11 c rIp t apeechea, labeling this "abaolute agony."

In the movie "Reds" Gough played a United State• govern·

But durinr that time he main­tained aome theatrical contacta, one of theae betnr Bob Milli, who pla:ved rolea in lonr-runninr day-time TV aerials. Mill! frt· quently notlfted Gourh of mcme bit part•, which helped to brinr ill axtra money.

While at Hlrh Point, Gourh beipad writa the Problema of Demoeracy eoune curriculum. Surpr!alngly, thl1 too ltd to all acttnr job when hla aupemaor Informed him that the National Educ:a\ion Aaaoeiatlon wa1 look-

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Gough de~eribea Beatty aa a very good direetor, who wa1 · thoughtful and helpful. During the fUming Beatty had an !natant replay mechanism hooked up with the fUm camera; he didn't atop making a particular aeene until he got exactly what be wanted.

Gough's moat recent role, that of Alabama Governor J.ohn Pat­terilon, to whom he bean an "un­canny reaemblance," was in the h .I g hI y- acclaimed mini-series, "Kennedy," which starred Martin Sheen and Blair Brown. Gough's aeenes required driving to Rich­mond, Virginia and completing work In a short two houn.

Gough recalls hie daya aa an extra, In which he was part of a. "cast C1f thousands" as aome C1f the beat days (an9 joke-telling sessions) he baa ever bad. He haa two agents who enable him to ftnd work.

Although he loves acting, which he knns a "little avocation," Gough would never leave Metro. As Government Relations Oftl- • cer for Maryland; he baa a lot of work to do yet. The two remain­ing segmen-ts of the Green Line In northern and ~onthl'm Prlnre lleorges County, · for example~ are still to be constructed, al well as the "B" route into Glenmont . He looks on this work 81 very Important, as well as the remain­ing portions C1f the Metro ayatem in "VIrginia. Gou1h wantl to aee all 101 aile• of tbe ayatem ftn-

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Cve'zyone CWefcome AD ennta 1lll1eM othenriae noted, will take plaee at the GreeaiJelt Slloppiac Ceater beside tM llanidpal Buildinr. 'IN CASB OF RAIN. STAGE EVENTS WILL BB IIOVED TO THE U'fOPU THEATRE. No advan~ed nailtradla ill required am- Ita- f'ltaae aote: NO ALCOHOLIC BEVER· AGES WILL BE SOLD A 1' TH'E. F'1!;8TIV AL. CITY ORDINANCE PRO­HIBITS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO BE CONSUMED IJif CITY PARKS, Bt;ILDINGS. AND IN THE FESTIVAL AREA. • Toilet facilities are availa\.Je in the s'lriaminc pool bathhou~~e and at portable facilities oataide the municipal baildinr.

6-11 p.m. CARNIVAL MIDWAY OPEN Rosedale Amusement Co. Game, food, sale a iaformation boodla orraaisell a operated by Greenbelt organizations. Special Ident-A-Kid procraa available at the Greenbelt Police booth. Booths constructed a wired by Greenbelt Public Worb Dept. Carnival area Chair: J Davia. Ticbta­chilli 7k 01' 11 for ...... Mlllt ~ .. 11 .'- f'M. .......... ~· diiiCOant), S5 aaffaited ride. froa .1-s Sat. A: Still. Rillee d..ed 1-7 fcwj dinaer.

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•·t'nity Throu~~:h Community lnvolvemrnt." the t.heae of Qe Labor flay Feooti\·aJ. ~ribe>l a weekend whea all Gree~~belten caa ~· to~~:ether, both in volunteer work and for ntertablant.. F08JIIIell thirty yean aco, the Fftltinl has tra.litioaaDy &iveu Gree!lheli or~ranizatio- a• opportunity to • ..,. aoney and ..... oil tlleir a.rtiv­itiel<. The Festival ia a ~rolt erpllhat.loa direc:tell by a Steeria1 Committee el«tell yearly. It rec:elve. Ita operatia1 expeua fro• donatiOIUI of leeal ~ftl _. frul a percelltace Of the prolta from booths aad tarBival ridea. AD G.--belt reaidellta aad orwaai­zatiou are iaviUd to participate ia Qe plamtiDc allll ectiritie8 of the Festival.

Notlim ~e Cl~n will greet children. Auiataat will haad out ehueea for i free cam1val tickets to be drawn during OpeBittg Ceremonies.

19:30..11 a.m. 'OLD TIMERS' AU STAR SOFTBALL GAME 7~ 10·30 p m FREE FE5nVAL BUS

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110:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. SENIOR CITIZENS SWIM CARNIVAl

Municipal Swimminc Pool. Ribbollll to winnera. Sponaor: Glftllbelt Rec. Dept. Coordinator: Rose Haber.

OPENING CEREMONES 6:30-7:30 p.m. GREENBELT CONCERT BAND under the direction of

John DelHomme; soloist Jean Cook. : Ethelyn Bishop, T ...... rer ; · - • .... ~n. Pat Barber, Ca· .,. Ja~kie Krurer, Seeretary role Bordelon, Susan Ge"aai,

i 1-8:15 p.m. GREENBELT MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL 01><'11 •o the pub.ie for recreational awimminc. 7:30·8 p.m. INTRODUCTION OF CITY OFFICIALS A: FESTIVAL

STEERING COMMITTEE. : Beverl• Colvin, Entertai~aent \r ~how -co Leta ~ath, Konrad Herhnr. hb- Stan Klem Photo Exhibitioa "' lieity • : Ri~hard Sealer, Wayne Willia•s. .Jun Cook. Cheri Gainor. Mi88

· ~~It Pa~~reaat + Da.-e La•re. Beverly Fraak.a. : P•vrrlv Lyacll. Joe Bel;,., J Davis, Hallll Jorcensen, Caml-: MariJaae Sealer. Mary DixOil., + Parade Ken Voirt. Sound : Diane 'i reelalld._ Toni Y oa•l· Sa· Karea CeWnn, Talent Show : lute te Workers Bobbi McCarthy, O.tatandinr i + Alaa Mai"Ml<m. Pet BMw Citisen f l M••,· .-\"" Baker, Debbie Coulter. Wayne Willia•s. Historian :j. t Betty Timer, Ther.,_ Strin111fel- Jim Parker, Donations <0-·:· Jo,., Vi~kie Reese. Barb Adams, Geor111e Ro111ala. Recreation Dept. : :~: Sp~~ial Contests Liaison t ~OOOCOO,tOOOIIIIOIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIItiOtllllll0tOOt•tt00'

SATURDAY • September 1 9 a.m. HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT- SINGlES

Bradea Field c..rta.. Age Liait 1' a ovtr. No fee. Coapetitioa ~ns at 10 a.-. Eatnata aaat aapply !Jonah-. SpoDaOr: Greenbelt Rec. Dettt. ~tor: Kia DeAacelia.

9-11 a.m. FAMILY SWIM CARNIVAL llalliripa) Swia..U.1 Pool. llaltiple relay e.-eata. No fee. Spoaaor: Greenbelt Rec.. DeJI(. a Gr-beit Aquatk BoMten. Coonliaator: John Hawk. •

9 a.m.-11 a.m. SEVENTH ANNUAL BIG WHERS ROADCROSS Centerway Ro.d ia fro.t ol the Y-th c-ter. lll•t repter betweet~~ 9-9:30 a.a. Eveata iadade Slato., Downhill a Best Decorated. No fee. A~te divia'- are Tilly Tots (2·3 yn.}. Pee Wee (~..5 yn.), Midcet (6 yn.) Spon»or: Greenbelt Rec. Dept. Coordinator: Anne M. Heriak.

9 a.m.- l 2 noon S-HOlE PITCH & Pun GOlF TOURNAMENT ,.,pnn~~:hill Lake Recr-tioa C~nln C..lf Coarse. No fee. Rqiater before \0 a.m. s~nlCK (16 yeara .. O'Oer). Jaaior (\2-l!> y .... ). Spoll80~; Gr-belt RM. Dept. c_._._, J-~ •.

9 a.m.--6 p.rn. LABOR o•v tiNN~ t~AMI!NT Rrad"n t'i.,ld Courts ~o I·! A Eleanor R-velt CourtA No. 1·4. Pre· r"~i.•tration r~quired. Competition in Mrn's & ~omen's Singles. Doubles & Mixrd Doubles. Co-sponsors: Greenbelt Rec. Dept. & Greenbek Tennia Associati-. U»rdiAator: Mattbew S. Mills.

9 a.m.-8 p.m. MAYOR'S ANNUAL lABOR DAY SlOW-PITCH TOURNAMENT Mea.'• LapH.% diviaiou. Top area teaaa; lrst clua co•petition. Bra. den FieW Ne. % aa4 Northway Fielda No. 1·%. Pre-~tration reqllired.

: Gftftbelt Ree. Dept. c-rdiaator: Harry Ja•es..

~A Y • September 2 9 a.m. HOitSESHOE TOURNAMENT - DOUBlES

Braclftl FWW C..rta. Age Halt 11 a over. No fee. R.,.atntioll betw­._,11 a.a. c-~ begma at 11 a.a. Eatraata aut aapply own horwahoea. AwaNa to whulers. S~r: Greeabelt Ree. Dept. Coerdin· ator: Kia De Aacelia.

9 a.m.-6 p.m. LA80R DAY TENNIS TOURNAMENT Contiaaatiott of -tellea. See eatry fort..-. s.tanlay.

9 a.m.-8 p.m. MA YotrS ANNUAL LABOR DAY SLOW-PITCH TOUINAMENT Contin-tioa of ._ble eliainatiola teeru-t. See ntry for I a.a. Saturday.

10 a.m.-4 p.m. OPEN VOlLEYBALl Rraden Field. c-rt opea for free play. Ball aay be cbeckell -t at the Youth Cfltter. Spoaaor: Gnealoelt ~. Dept.

10 a.m. - 8:15 p.m. MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL 0,.. to the .,.blie for recreatioaal •wiaalac.

10 a.m. - 4 p.m. REA MARKET AND CRAFT SHOW ('entn Schooi/Uitnry Law~ s...-: a-.elt llaWen.

12 noon-S p.m. INFORMATION Pt.L\SE Graaa area aear s.Mrba• Beak. c-aanity cr-Jlll wUI operate iaforaJa· tio• tablea U.O.t their activities.

12 noon-8 p.m. PHOTO EXHIBIT AND COMPETITION Ctotia 11teater ~,.

MONDAY • September 3 8:45a.m. HOSPI1'AL liD lACE

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9 a.m.- 2 p..m. LABOlt DAY TENNIS TOUINAMENT PINALS O...,._..J' .. tc~~oa. ..,._ FleW c-rta No. 1-%. Sill.-, I a.-.; n..w.e, 11:11 a.a.; llisM O..W.. 11 -. n.e dlupa JI081Iillle if d1en an ..U. MlaJ8. C..JW UM: Gnftlbeh R('{'. Dettt. a ~t T_. "'--a.._

9 a.m. -7 p.m. MAYOR'S LAlOR DAY SOFTBALl FINALS Brad.,n h .. ld :'lio. 2. ~entry for 9 •·•· Saturda~.

10 a.m.- 8:15 p.m. MUNIOPAL SWIMMING POOL Open to 11le Pllblie fnr rw .... tloftal II' im•inx un la~t da:o of the -·

12 noan • 4 p.m. PHOTO EXHIIIT AND COMPETmON Utopia ,_.._ ...-.,.

1-5 p.m. Fl& FESTIVAL IUS RUNS 2-4 p.m. NIW WIST lAND

Staj!e. c-try a weo~en •ask. 4:3().5 p.-. POP-A-ZOIDS

sa. ............. 5-6 p.m. 8UYS & DOUS aOGGIIS ...... a.a-.. AF1'B PAIADI- PAl~ taOPHIIS NIIIN1'm ..... AFIIa PAIADE - CAINIVAI. MIDWAY OPDI ...... PAIADI-- WN01E0N ON ntllAWN c-., en-t a lliiWIIo. a.-.-: Qrurl 111 c-ait)' a.rck.

4-5:30 p.m. TABLE GAME TOURNAMENTS r .. oh- soccer, l'able Hockey, a Table Teania Tournaments will be held in the Youth Center & Springhill Lake Rec. Center. Awards in each division: 4-4:30 p.m. Junior (8·11 yra.), 4 :30-'5 p.m. Inter111ediate (12-15 yra..), 5-5:30 p.m. Senior (16 yrs & over). Spon110r: Greenbelt JUe. Dept. Coordinator: Jane E. Coanolly.

Presentation of OUTSTANDING CITIZEN AWARD ia honor of "Pop" Cipriano. Drawinc for FREE RIDE TICKETS.

Carnival Stage. Opening Ceremonies Chair: Sandy Smith.

6:30-7:30 p.m. HOME RUN HITTING DERBY Braden Field No. 2. Best of ten awiap. Gays • 275 ft.; Gals - 240ft. (small ball). Sponsor: Greenbelt ~- Dept. C..rdinator: Anae M. Herink.

8-8:45 p.m. PRESENTATION OF MISS GREENBELT CONTEST­ANTS & MISS GREENBELT 1983 NATASHA CHAVRID Stage-. Daytime oat8ta. Introduction of Girla. M.C. J-n Cook.

7:30p.m. SCOREBOARD DEDICAnON AND EXHIBmON GAME ·· ,, ... r .e d ~o 2. Dedication of new aeorebo'ard in •-or,. of David R.

S. Crai~~r. Immediately followiac, e:ahibidota IIOltball pme between .. Marp,. and "Stripes". Sponaor: Gl'ftllbtlt Bee. Dept. CoordinatOr: Amle M. Herink. ·

10 a.m.-4 p.m. OPEN VOLI.FfBAU Braden Field. Court available for free play. san .. y be cheeked oat at '"-' "'"uth Center. Sponaor: Greenbelt ~. Dept.

10:30..11 :30 a.m. 15th ANNUAL CHILDREN'S PET SHOW uater Scbooi/Lillrary Lawn. Re~ at 10:30 a.a. AD khlda. ai-, ty PH of peta. Winners e~ in •a•r catecories. Pets auat have pr'oaf of rabies altota a mast be leaabed. .Anita are reqaaUd to .~,. oataWII ..-losed area ucept whea chiW canot ro.trel animaL Chair: Alaa Man­den.

11 a.m.-1 p.m. GYMNASTICS cGMPETITION . Bradea FaeW. Freelaace. No ex...pyee J¥CWfTY· Tra,-,POiine, balaaee beaa a lloor uerciae. Two •inate Uae 1iaft: 11 a • ._ - S-4 :rr. olda; 11:30 a.m.- 5-7 yr. olds; 1% -a- 8-10 yr. olds; 1%:30 p.m.- 11 yr. oWa 1: up. Sponaor: Greepbelt ~- Dept. Coordiaator: JaDe E. Conaolly.

11 a.m.-8: 15 p.m. GREENBELT MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOl

9 p.m.-12 a.m. STREET DANCE. THE FABULOUS HUBCAPS Stage area. Free. open to all agea. Noatalcie ta- of tile Wa ... W,t, Co-apon110r: KAVA T- Cia II a Greeabelt LaiJor Day Featfval C..aktee.

12 nooft-8 p.m. PHOTO EXHIBIT AND COMPETITION Utopia Th-ter Lobby.

1-6 p.m. ART SHOW. Munidpal Bldg~ 2nd lloor. available.

Results of the mominc'• jadginc wiD be

1-10:30 p.m. FREE FESTIVAL BUS RUNS 1-11 P.M. CARNIVAL MIDWAY OPEN 2:30-3:~0 p.m. CORKY'S Q.OWN ORCUS

Stace. Boll Brown Puppets.

3-7 p.m. WLMD UVE REMOTE Carnival area. Live reaote by WLMD Radio Statioa. WLMD will play nc­orda. conduct interviews a: cive away prises a T-ehlrta.

3:30-4:30 p.m. KANGAROO KIDS Open to tnr public for recreational swimminl(. Stace. Pr«iaion Jump Rope.

\2-2 p.m. SPECIAL CONTESTS 4:30-6 p.m. TALENT SHOW ~!:!' ~:::.v!:"::.z. ~.'!;;: .~0 .-J:-rd'::C::: .::::!' :.:::_L Youth Sta~re. Yoanlften 18 yra. A under. Chair.: Karen Celdran. ~~ M.lu"~ ADa .a...luiL Da• ee.-.=-•lee&• ... ap p m *"cae-•-zmps

TIME EVE~T AGES . Stace. Breakdancing. 12:00 Diaper Derby Crawlers 6:30-7:30 p.m. LEAPS & BOUNDS 12:15 Boat. in the Pond Walkers· 2 yrs. '12 :30 Baried Treasure , . , , 3-4 Y"'-12:-15 Dress-up Relay 5-7 yn..

1 :00 sack Race ! .. '· 8-t yn.. 1:15 Watei'Jilelon Eatin' i1:12 yra.. 1:30 Ta1 of War 13·17 yrs. 1:45 Water Balloon 'I- 18 a over

1-2 p.m. BASEBALL SPEED PITaftNG CONtEST Braden FieW No.1. Mast resister before 1:30 p.JL Speed will be •e.itored lly the City ol Greeabelt Police Dltpartaeat rMar pa. Bat el tJuee pitches. Opea to Gays A: Gala. Age divial- are Jllllior (8-11 yn.), Iateraediate (12.-15 yra.), Sellior (ll a over), .Adult (19 a over). Spoa­aors: GreeabelS Rec. J>et»t. a Gr-"H Police Dept. Coonliaator: ADJ!Ie M.Heriak.

2-3 p.m. RUNNING RACES

Stage. Aerobic dance.

7:30..9 p.m. PRESENTATION- MISS GREENBELT CONTESTANTS Stace. Talent show. M.C. Jean Cook.

9 p.m.-12 a.m. STREET DANCE. J. B. CHANCE BAND. Stage arw. Free. opea to all ace~~. Soaada of the 51'• alld her..._

6:15p.m. 15 KI.OMETER FOOT RACE (9.3 miles) Athletfa Caner- certiled thrMih Deltaville Agrlealtanl a-reb C.ter.

6-6:30 p.m. AWARDS Stage. Art Show, Photo Exhibit, and beet decorated bootJl awartlll. AD Art Show entries will be Jllllced. Special awanla will be give~~ to tile "C..aanity Favorite" and to tile work beat exe•plil)'iac the ..._o "Aaeric:ana at Work." Art Show Chair: Janet CantweU, Photo EUillft Chair: Stan Kl-, Carnival Chair: J Davia.

6:30..7:15 p.m. CHRIStiAN THE MAGICIAN Stace. Tricka to •ystily the eatire fa•Uy.

Braden Field. Maat regi11ter befon 2:30 p..JII. Three ra- will be otrered for each age poeup: daah, aiddle~ce, loac diataaee. DlataJlCea wJil vary according to age divisioaa. Ap' lllviaio1111 are 5-7 yn.: 8-11 yn.; 11·11 y:ra., 14 yn.. a over. Spo11110r: G~ Ree.. ».pt. Coordi-tor: Ja- B. ConiiOily. . . f U tU 0 U 0 01 It U t U 000 0 tl 01 0 00 000 0101 U 00 00 I I 0 0 0 0 II U .•

1-10:30 p.m. FREE FESTIVAl BUS RUNS 1-11 p.m. CARNIVAL _MIDWAY OPEN 2:30-3:30 p.m. LEAPS & BOUNQS

Stage. BreakdaDeillg and Jan roatinell.

3-7 p.m. ART SHOW Municipal Bide~ 2ad lloor. Artisfll· ._..t pick llP worlla at 7 p.a.

3:30-4:30 p.m. TOWN CLOWNS Stace.

4:30-5:30 p.m. PARTNERS IN SONG Stage. lros Hirsh & Diane Perry. J'olllaingiag.

5 p.m. REGISTRATION FOR FOOT RACES Recister at Youth Ceater. Eatry ft$ $1.00. Awanla to allllaillhers; rues held rain or abine. Races becln • Braden Field aear Teanlll Courts.

· Sponaora: Greenbelt Rec. Dept .. Greeallelt Ranainc Club, a D.C. Roodrun· aers. Coordinator: Larry Noel, Sr. 6:15p.m. RUN FOR YOUR UFE 3 KILOMETER (1.75 miles) eo.ne ran aroaBCI lake; opea to aiL

7:15-9:15 p.m. 30th ANNUAL MISS GREENBELT PAGEANT & CROWNING

Anne Blair, Tara Bro--. Jadd Budder, BarWe

Haatmp. Bherri Hein. Tracy Bontbap,

Eileen L:rmliB, Malia Marray, JeDDih:r Norwood,.

Faltla Palmertoa, Doana Price, Laan Raleyo.

Elahte RoWtlu, Aagela Sdlreiber.

9:30 p.m. - 12 a.m. STREET DANC:E. RALPH .CASE SQUARE DANCERS Stage area. National c:haapi- with prol-lonal caller allll bollll. C.. tamed danc:era will invite all to Join Ia tile 1141aare daDe-..

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10 a.m. LABOR DAY PARA.Dt : Grand MarU&II: Scott Woolllde froa Q117; Grud Para.tiW tlanhaD G..-bolt'• O.tataJMIIac Citiseu of 1184. M.C.: S. a ilary Heletl Spear A: Gerry Goqt.. B-leil pe.ta iDdacle S..tor Paul Sarballeii; c-.rr-aaa Stetay Hoyer; Coap· troller Loals Gellhtei•; AUOI'My Genenl ~ten Sadll; State S..tor I.. G..-; State Deleptea Clladea BJad ._.,. Devlbi; Coallty Bxeeattre_. Parris menAiii!IM;. Cout7 C.. ........ · 8leliaM. Castaldi; MatjM. lltl W......W; at.,.~.· Meaberil Tat· Biala, -....... Pllllkt, Blwan Patens a ,..._ ftite. GrMUelt Nkw · ..

cort. Chief Frank T. Hau-. M'l.a Grwabelt 1184, her ~ ._ Greenbelt 1983. Mardliac cro-pa: Firat Aray Bud, Q-tlce Mariae Corp. Baud, Naval Sea .. ~ Cllenrly Tt.opUera, JU.er­dale Raac.-ettea. Berwya Ret .... ~ a Dna C.... Gn.­llelt Boya a Girla Cl•lt Cllee~Biecldlon 'Btkk liWl n..e.:.. Greenbelt Aaerkaa Lecioa, Gneatelt Kardllq ~ ..;. Flaati: Saokey the Besr, G~briar P11ue IU Criae Watcll, IOowa QO, McDoaalda. Grenbelt Nanery 8dleol. Gnalle.lt P- c...JU.e, G..-belt Clerc. Fire Eqiaea a ~ Can, Klldl .._,

PARADE ROUTE: ~y at N .. E.l. Rlfte a I.&IIAI Q a..a. ._. llWce to Nordlway; lf«tktr•1 te 11J1JA1e. ~-'te er-t. er-t te ~Y· ~- ..... • er.c.t .... acn. Ina tile Calder. C......_tMita - P.G. W...._ a.lr: ltiellaN ....... ... ".·

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, August 30, 1988

sickretion at a future- work see-

Ttlilcla ft.H·Iplce ~unds :r:~tokn=~l~ raise the •• - aped· to support US House

by Mary Lou Williamson . of Representatives :am HR-4103, Some ol the news of the last council meeting, on August the current compromise legisla-

13, was what didn't happen. Council postponed action tion on cable TV regulation as on two items, in one case so that all members of council requeeted'by the Natlon111l League could be present;. for discussion and in the second case so of CLtiea. NOTA, the Nat4ooal that citizens could offer input. To be taken up at the next Cable TV Association, "-

8 re­

e.~cil meeting in September will be the decision on which ~~~t~ f~::~ :S;;::r:n~ ~~ prolect to fund with the city's share of open space monies FebruaTY the city had opposed an - ,45,000. · earlier wnion of HR 4103.

Of the eirht possible projects age, is so much •low what had _ accepted the resignation of listed for council's consideraUon, been paid to the previoua cu- Deborah Iauea from the Cable the Parka and Recreation Advis- ,__...;... ____ .;.. _____ .:;.;;,;;=.;...;;,:;;;;;;;;;....:.;.;;;,;;.....;;.;;....;;.;;-.

ory Board (PRAB) recommended improvements to A ttick 'Park, a combination picnic shelter ana comfort station, with land acqui­llitlon a second priority. The elty Stall' recommended spending funds either for North End School or Attick Park, although they noted several other interesting projects: bicycle path conatruetion, perks maintenance building and Youth Center addition. Northway ball­field llghta and a new band stand and Improved concession stand are at.o on the list. In the m~~n­ater'a acenda notes, Jamea K. Gleae maw note of the require­ment of $111,000 In matdlmg funda from the city if a devel­opment project is selected. No ma.teh is required with land ac­qulaltlon.

Mayor Gil Weidenfeld's propo­sal to move tht' city election date from the third Tuesday in Sep­tember to tilt! third Tuesday in October wu delayed at council­member Richard Pill<ki'e requea:t. "As a courtesy IX> Mr. White," he said. (Council member Thom­as X. White was not present at the meetif11r.) PH11ki wanted all ftve members of eounC'II present for tilt! initial diseuMion. Even Weidenfeld'a pfrort to !lteli; the process by st-nding the propoll8l to the elect-km boerd for eom­-ln~Dt w .. scuttled by Pilskl, who

...,.jald, "That MIU~S a decision to tft>.., go ahead." C',ou~ilmember Toni

Brem objected to the postpone­···• merit saying, "If you mlu a

(council) meetinlf, you take the eoi!Mq-ea."

In other arliOJill, counell -approved a new carrier, GuM-­dian Life lni!Urance, fm the $10,-000 <per <penon life .insurance coverace for elty e~,.ea. ~ coat, at 3ft per $1,000 t1l CIIOWI'·

Like a 6ood neighbor. State Farm is there. See me lor car. home. life attd health insurance

Don W. Taulelle, clu IHl 1:41110na'" R4. Greenbelt, llcl. 10'7?0

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SHARE LOAN SERVICE CORPORAnON "Tfte New Force in Cooperative Unit financing"

Share Loan Service Corporation (SLSC) has opened it~ door~ to provide loam; for new purchasers or exist­inll member~ of Greenbelt Homes, Inc. ( GHI). SLSC is now accepting applications for new purchases or refinan­cing in the GHI cooperative. As of August 16, SLSC is offering the following:

Loan Amounts: $15,000-$114,000

RO '/< Loan to Value or Less* 12 t.'o~% initial rate, 5 points.

Adjustable Rate Mortgage

New Loan or Refinance One year ARM- 2'/t annual cap - 5'Y, lifetime cap -indt•x one year T-Bill - margin 3% - thirty-year amortization - assumable by qualified buyer. No nejlative amortization.

Interest Rates and Points mentioned above are subject to ehange without notice. Adj11stments in interest rates may be up or down on year-to-year ba~is. Points may be paid by buyer or seller.

•Loan• Ull to 90% loen to value will be considered on a case-by­case ba~« and are subject -to private mortgage insurance approval.

Fqr fu~r. infC)rmation, call Loan Oft\ur Debra Penn at GHJ, omces•on Jllia.llton Place (982-7978) wee.-ya from 9 a.m. flo t p.m.

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FrOIJ' 5 • 10 pm luy any Dinner & Get Second One Y2 Price

·Of lqual Or Les"r Value With This Coupon

Glau of Wine 1 c With Lun~ Special

McmhattCin-Martlnl or Whiskey Sour 95c

Ladles Nleht - Mondays Loun .. Only

Y2 Price Drinks

WeclneMiay Night -All the Ribs You Can lat

$7.95

At the Library TV p,jbllc Aeewa Committee. l888es is noW employed by the c.ity as a pat't·tlme olable t.eievi­s.ioo programmer. - YOted unaniliiOWily to take no position on an application for a ClaiiB D wine and beer license for the Hon• Kon• Palace res­taurant In the Beltway Aaza Mall.

All branches of the Prince Georges County Memorial LI­brary System will be closed and bookmobiles will not operate on Monday, September 8, in obser· vance of Labor Day. Regular library service will resume on Tuesday, September 4.

- chose to seek Oom'!mlnity De­velopment Block 81'&1l'ta through

the county for the next three years.

Greenbelt Pizza-Sub Large Variety of COLD 16 oz. Sodas 39c a bottle One FREE Topping wit hthe Purchase of Every Large

Pina Shrimp Basket with 21 Shrimp, Cole Slaw,

and French Fries $3.55

Jumbo Joe-Joe Burger. If• Pound Plus, Made with Fresh Ground Beef Only $1.45

107 Centerway 47 4-4991 ~~~~ ...... +4~~·~ ........... ~~~~ .. ~ ..... ~

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ERA, Nyman Realty, Inc. Greenbelt Properties Available for Inspection:

A.) FRAMES: (1) d'ifJl..endt-1J'etearch location, 10.11"/o usum­eble loan. Cal~ i~ $~,900. (2) 3 BR middle, many ~ded features, private loca.tion, CLOSING HELP, $36,000. (3) 3 BR middle, dish'Washer, W /D, upgraded throughout, won't last long, CLOSING HELP, $36,900. (4) 2 BR, front end addK.ion, W/D, AIC, quiet location, CLOSING HELP, $34,900.

B.) C.HARLES~~I/AGE:_:r) 3 BR, 1 full, 2 half

baths, ~di\WI/ ·~· C). BOXWOOD: 3 BR, Ranch, 2 Bath, ex~e\lent oondltion, fully

equipped kitchen, finished rec room with ftreplace, work­shop, extra appliances, VA usumption, ALL TERMS $104,900.

D.) LAKEWOOD (Juet Listed): 5oBR, 2 level, 2 baths, rec. room, deck, extra large lot. AU financial terms available, unlqoe propftty. ShO'Wn by appointment only. Call for deteila!

roperties Surraunding Greenbelt: A.) PARKWAY VILLAGE (Laurel): 2 Trailers, combined to­

&'8ther, converted into one, look• magnificent! Bi8 lot, 8 BR, fenced yard, patio, 2 sheds, CLOSING HELP, $18,900.

B.) BEACO GHTS (Riverdale): 3 BR brick ambler, .nw bath, bar In Bene yard, w/B , able D, $2, CLOS G· LP, $72,000.

C.) COLLEGE RK STATE : 3 R Brick Ra h, 3 b a, Family room, . ,. er , jort ndu;C!M~Hit'::IRlO

D.) CINNAMON RIDGE: 2 BR Contemporary Townhouse, thou­•nda In ~ decor, all uprraded appllaneea, ALL OL08-ING PAID EXCEPT PREPAIDS, 166,900.

ll.) BUNTWOOD: 2 apartmanta In one bouae!! 2 bedrooml 1Q11taira, kitchen, bath, dlnin8 room, while the downatalra Ia tbe aame layout. The home and also the adjacent lot to be aold aa a whole, owner financing available, $90,000.

J',) CIPRIANO WOODS: (ac1101a from NASA) 2 BR, townhou .. with fenced Ji-*lo, excellent locMion, $M,900.

G.) BTATTSVILLB (DaftnH Hti8bta): 218 BR, now UMd u a formal dining 1'00111, upfnded appUaftc ... CAC, OBP, f­ed, N- Roof, N&,IOO.

B.) BY ATTSV1LLJ: (Rllll Hill): l BR, top floor, cathedral oelliap, uperadad appKancea, ataal at all,800.

(1) HYATTSVILLE: I BR, 2 bath, 8 Story, larp Tri-Plu ~ centlY redone, conwnlent locale, .rood terma, $88.900

J.) BIILTSVILLJ: (IIMJiuMI JI'M'IH): HUGJ: l BR wlth eaUI· ..,_1 caUin ... uppllded throorho'IK. 881,800.

• liNt of Uleae proparUel ha.,.. new J:RA hJer ProWc!UoD p 0.U for datalla. •

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'Thursday, August SO, 1988

Greeahelt Grab Bag by· Puneldn' Judy

GREENBELT NnS RBVIIIW

Televised Cou,..s Offered by PGCC

Televised courses will be offet ed to the public by Prlnee Georges Community College beginninr in. early September. Sltbjecta lncluu;.: '"nne Brain", aatronomy, market­In•, child psycholop, child de­velopment, busine11, sociology, computer, and manacement. J:t'or . more Information call 822-0785.

P.,ee

Concert Is a lucaels The folk- muaic . eoncea ~ by

"Clam Chowder," held on Friday night, August 28, netted ,l,INO for Children'• Hoapltal, aceordinr to John Ward, b._.,.r for the Greenbelt Cultural Arts Canter. The evening's prorram drew a crowd of over 200 to the Utopia Theater.

Lone, lon• ago, twenty or thirty yeara, maybe, It waa only one's klda that talked back. Then their toya atarted to do the aame thine. First it wu the dolls; you pulled a atrln• and a voice from the little plastic belly made a comment. Uaually it was a pleas­ant enough observation, like "I love. you, Mommy." Sometimes the tone waa more demanding: "Take me for a walk!"

After a while other toys got into the aet. There were model farms in which the animals mooed and bn.yed and baahd and barked and whinnied. Little garages did their thing and so, later, did little space stations.

e Then came the telephone an­

swering devices. They tell you more, sometimes, about the peo­ple or ftrm you are calling than you want to know, and with a beep they invite you to do the same. Sometimes their message is so long, you wonder, "Where's the beep?" The telephone com­pany isn't much better. You dial a number and a robot comes on to tell you, "The number you have called," etc. Sometimes the number they recite isn't even the one you dialed, but there's no one but the robot to tell It to, and it doesn't listen, just talks. Re­minds you of your kids again, does it? '

But all this is old stuff. Now we have appliances that chatter. "Time to refill the ice cube trays," says the refrigerator. "Add the soap now," insists the washer. "There Is ·not enough light' for this picture," warns the camera, and you get the distinct feeling it wants to add the word "Dum­my."

The examples ~o oll. and on. The worst the pin-ball machines ever said was "Tilt," but the video ~~:ames screech and mock and, wont of all, laugh at you.

Automobiles used to buzz when you didn't fasten your seat belts. Later on they changed to a bell­

~ like sound, pouibly to make you •::... think, "Ask not for whom the

bell tolls-It tolls for thee." But now thee wilt have no problem getting the answer. A pleasant but authoritative voice gives you to understand that there will be no nonsense about the aeatbelts or anythln8 else. And by the way, you'd better change your oil.

You ml~rht think that these voices wouldn't follow you into a nice quiet library. Wron• ••aln, innocent one. Just approach the copy maker and you will hear, "Check your ·paper alae." The funny thing Ia that nobody says ''ahhl" No doubt there'll be a machine for that real soon.

The bualneaa computer• and the home computer~, of courae, are the worst offendera. I don't know why they call them uaer­frlendly. They talk amon• tbem­•elvea, moreover, usually In lan­guarea the names of which I can't even spell. When I waa little I wu told that It wun't polite to do that.

Actually there waa a whole lot more I wanted to aay on tha aub­ject, but my typewriter just told me that It I• Jolnr on strike for better working conditione, ao I'll have to atop now .

JOHNSTON, LEMON & Ca. Incorporated

Your neighborhood broker Members New York Stock Exdulngc

and other leading exchanges. Member SIPC Stocks. Bonds. Mutual Funds. Ma.,!and Tax Free Bonds.

&>05 Ivy lane Greenbelt. MD 982-2000

Greenbelt CUltural Arts. Center

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THI GRIINIILT PLAYIRI openln• Sept 7 In

"lun'IRILIIS ARI PRII"

Donation: $15 ($3, aenior, atudent, child) Subsorlptlon (11-for-the-price-of-4) and Group Ratea

availa·ble. Call Arts Center membera, get addlltonal dl1count. For Information, call 474-7788. -

P.S. Vlalt our booth at the Labor Day Featlval and our laformatlon table by the bank on Sunday.

Utopia Theater, 129 tenterWay, CJneRIMit, M~. 474-7763

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needed by local mixed league, t,owllng on Saturdaya at II :10 et Unlveralt)' of Maryl~~ttd. Starts Sept. 8. '

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aacl familj, 8 Court SoathwaJ, Oil the NMD.t death of hla wife. aad their mother, Anna (SUSJ) Jlardia.

IJJDpathJ al10 to Maree Ber~r~­IIWm oil the death of her father · Da"fid A. Stamler. .

Cadet Elillablth ll. 01borae, daqhter of Barbara M. and Vt il· liam F. ()aborne Sr. of Periwmkle Court hae completed the Army ROTC nurelnr ad.aneed eoune at the U.S. ArrtaJ H01pital, Fort Brqr N.C. Oeborne Ia a RuTC eadet 'and a student at \.).ltllolic lJillnnitJ.

Eleanor R001evelt Hlrh Sc:lauol won aeeond priH ln the Sentinel's annual hirh eehool jo"Ornallam eonteet. Eleanor Rooaevelt'a Raod­er Review was honored for ita bard-hlttinr community news ar­ticles.

Beat wlahea for a apeedy re­covery to PerrY Foman, first rrade teacher at Center Schoo!, who Ia fe~:uperatlng fcom sur­prJ.

Pol ice Blotter Baaed on Information

a.l...t by the Greenbelt Pollee Department

On Aug. 22 a case of sexual child abuse wae reported in the 10 Court of Southway. The :aee la under further Investigation.

All Day flea Market Planned Next Sat.

Satunlay, September II, tile Gnenllelt Cultural Art. Center wm hold a day-lonr Flu Marke~ berlnninr at 9 a.m., announces Ann Pillano, coordinator.

There are still 1ome table apacea unreserved. Intereated per­eona-thoae wiahlnr to ull uaed Item• u well a1 eraftepeople­are eneouraged to call 441-11'170 to leave their naiUI and phone numben. A nominal, tax-deduc­tible donation to the Artl Center will reaerve a apace in Roeaev11t Mall under the tre..

The monthly Dab Bale will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and donations to thia fund-rataong activity are also tax-deductible. Home - baked r o o d 1 can be brourht to the Centc or will be picked up If thi donor calla Eileen Petenon at W-UM.

Arts Center frlende are encour­ared to set aside rood used 1'..ems for donation to the Oj!tober 13 Flea Market, when the Center will have Ita own spot at the Flea Market

Boys' Slow Pitch

Two caHI of breaking and en­terintr wera reported In the early houra of August 21 in the 9 a:1d 7 Courts of Reaearch Rd. Thto In­cidents occurred about two hours apart.

by George Cantwell, Coach The 18-and-under Greenbelt

boys slow pitch season ended W:ith three wins and 12 loaaea. Billy Blatany Jed the team In homerw with six, followed by Boo Clant­well with five. Deal Desmond and Boo Cantwell each batted .&00 for the aeuon.

Others batting over .400 were: Greg Varda, .488; Kevin C•ntwell, .476; Billy Biatany, .484. Players making the fewest fielding e1 rors were John Marquee, Kevin Cant­well, Deal Desmond and Miehael Moriarty. A theft from a residence was

reported on Aug. 22 In the 6000 block of Springhill Dr.

An adult ~le non-resident wu arreated for shoplifting in

I the Greenway Shopping Center em Auruat 22.

In a ease of vandalism, a win­dow was broken out of a reel­

. dence In the 20 Court of Rldre I Rd. on Aur. 21.

A ear waa atolen from the rear of Beltway Piasa ehortly after midnight on Aur. 22. The ve­hicle waa eubeequently recovered.

A ear wu vandaliud on the eame date ill the 100 block of

·Ridp. Rd.

FRANK GO'MEZ • * •

PAINTING PLASTERING

WALLPAPERING Aleo Quallb'

Ceramic Tile, DrJ Wall, Tub Kit lutallatlon, Swirled C.lllqa, Gt&tera and DoW1l­IJIOaU

Excellent Gnenbelt Referlllcea GRBBNBBLT/GOIIBZ ('l'beJ Go Toretber) *· 4,4-IIU *

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$39 NO MIIMIISHIP Fill

GREENWAY SHOPPING CENTER Boara: 10-8 lloft.-SM., 10.'7 Ban.

146-0411

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Genealogical Society To Meet at Library .

The Prince Georgell County Genealogical SoeietJ will meet Wedneaday, September II, at 7 p.m., at the Greenbelt Libra1y. Vlsltora are wele(lme. · The prorram will be the State's oftlclal alide preaentatlon "Mary­land 8110th Anniversary" preaent­ed and narrarated bJ Jane t;ageu.

The Society will be eelebraUnt: ita lllth Anniversary and recog­nizing Ita charter membera. !or further information call Ruth Stults at 8411-8066.

SPECIAL - $10 off your ftnt houaeele&nlnr with this ad. QUALITY CARE SERVICES oflerw profeulonal houseclean­Ing weekly, bi-weekly or whenever JOU need us. Also: carpet ahampooinr, floor buf­finr, wall wuhln1 and heavy· duty cleaninr; real eeta.te cleaning. LleeMed and insur­ed; many Greenbelt referenc­es. Call for free phone or In-home estimate. 249-2198. ·

Beltway Appliuace Service

SAME DAY SERVICE

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Phone 141-1111 AJ.L WORK GUARANTEED

MISHKAN TORAH NURSERY SCHOOL

Lookinr for a amall nuraer:r echool with a warm an"firon-ment? _,

Openlnp available for Fall '84. Nutritious anaeks, read· Inc readineaa, dance, holldaJ celebrations and more.

Pleaae call 4'J4-42lU or lUII-8282

Carpenter's tWper

Wanted Experieoce Preferred

but not neeeanry

MUST WANT TO LEARN

Call Frank d4-'7880

GreenHit Fre•hlJ Pamted TOWNHOUSil

HCludecl 2 br. 1 ba. w/d

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Special Interests: Hypertension and Diabetes

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F R E E Evening only with this Ad Offer ends Sept. 8, 1984 ·

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This year ERA woll pay out milloons in claims on things like faulty furnaces and water heaters.

Some limitations and condi­tions apply. See your ERA Real Estate Specialist to review a ... copy of the service contract. It's your best procectibn against surprises.

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p.oo ~nimu~ for t6n ~. tOe each additional word. No eharre for lletlnr lteme that are found. Submit ad with patment to the New1 Re"fiew.oftice between 8 and 10 p.m. of the Tueadsy preceding pubticatlon, or to the Newe Re· view drop box in the Greenbelt Coop rroeery lltore before 7 p.m. Tueaday, or mail to P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Marylud 20170. BOXED: $3.76/column Inch. Mini­mum 1%. lnehe• <•6.418). LA-Z-BOY RECLlNA-WAYIAYe seat - Forest Green. 500., .17'' :t;en­lth Color TV 100., Call Vaocaro

RESIDENT MANAGEI. - o6 unite, apt. & aalary .. Some ex· perienee preferred. W e a v e r Bros., EOE, 474-6042.

YARD SHED tor _,e, ahlmfmua F.RU KITI'EN~ . C.. tic· 6'h bJ .8 tt., ·$41/belt offer. ~ era. 8 weeki ollf;ltff•'~, BAND REEL. MOWE'R, $11/beet BABYSI'I"rER& Wi5. Por offer. 474-8198. , occaalonal aittiq for a· f.)e&r· GERIATRIC Aid will take c&l'e old. Prefer Greealldar re1idente. of you in'Jour home and alao Call 345-9186. light house cleaning plua fix H"""'o' ""ur:os:;;IOO=-L-:::E'""A"<'N..,O: .... -,_-.Wan.ur"nflftl)-~: your meala. Dabble 474-88118. Far Greenbriar ...-ent. Pre­SEWING M A C H I N E FOR fer a lady once .a· •week. (.all

REPURNIBRidB ••• 4;;;11, UrhUai, ltln.liea. -;e· , lxlxl lhed, caapi.. t at I Olivewoocl Co11rt oa · ·-

COPIER: ENLARGES, RE­DUCES, . copies phRt.oa. Larger aizea available. National Video. Greenway. 846-0456.

SALE: Singer Gold "Touch A 346-9186 ·'· Sew"; aolid, wood, three draw- WANTED: Reapon;ible ·person er cabinet; recently serviced; to prepare lunch for elderly lady does 'zilf-za.g, hem aUtch ~nd every Monday for pay. Call 34~

WORD PROCESSING: Letters, labels, mailing lists, THESES, reports, or any word processing requirements you' may need. Call RON TOUSIGNANT : 441-103~.

many othcra. $185 or beaL od·er. 61111. ' .IPII.._.ILL LAKI

PHARMACY

SHL Shoppiftl c:...ter Serving Greenbelt

tor 16 yet~rs

345-7078. MOVING SALE: Thura. 8!30· 19'' SEARS color TV $120; Sat. 9/1, 9-A Parltw.y, Green-IBM electriC typewriter, ~35. belt, 8 a.m. Fur coat, aofa bed, 345-7060. . car, stereo, akatea, clotlle., etc.

441-1780. : FEDERAL, State & Civil ser­vice jobs now available in your area. Call 1-(619)-569 8304 for info. a4 bra.

ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­p AIR - Electric, standard and portable. \All 474-01194.

Profe11ional Photo,aphJ bJ · Frallk J. Neualier

100-UO 4xlla In album $275. with 10 8x10s $815.

FOR SALE: 1970 Bule~ Riviera. Good engine needa.exhaust WOlk, runa .. Make ofl'er. 146•!J986.

TENNIS LESSONS - Windsor Green Communitr Center - 6 classes, $20 per atudomt. M&W 7:46-9:00 p.m. Sept. 5-24. l'J>r registration call 3~5-4837 (eve­nings & Sat.) FOR SALE: Solid walnut, har­vest-style dining . table w I 5 matching ladderback chairs, rush seats; one chair with arms. Table 60 in. length by 36 ln. width with leaves up; 20 in. width with leaves down. EXCELLENT con­dition. $800 for set. 474-3604. own your own Jean:Spor&wear, Ladlea Apparel, Combination, Ae­cealories, Large Size store. Na­tional brands: Jordaehe, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Izod, Es­prit, Brlttanla, Calvin Kleln,Ser­rio Valente, Evan Picone, Clai­borne, Members Only, Orranieally Grown, Healt.btex, 700 othen. $7,1100 to $2(,900, inventory, air­fare, training, flxturee, grand openlnr, etc. Can open 15 days. Mr. Keennfl (31l5) til8-36J9. r--------------1 \ Creative. . \ leglnnlngs ~ otrera music, dance, alpha-~

belt, numbera, cooking, story­time and much more in fall nurwery school elaa1 for 8- and I 4-year-olds. Openinas MWF g. 1. Include• nutritloua llll&ek and lunch.

Certified tacher. Lieenaed day "-~'~ home. C.ll K. Me·

~~~~~--...... ---TYPING SERVICE: Speeiali.z­lnl in qual~y and In ~CCUfteJ· Will edit. Ratea l'MIOII&ble. 441-lfU. GOVERNMENT JOBS. $le.&oll­tti0,6U/year. Now hlrlq. Your ana. Call 806-387-8000, Ext. 1t-1888. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Expert and Reliable Plano Ser· !Plea to Greenbelt. Benjamin Ber­ll:ofllkr. 474-eaN. PIANO LESSONS: PMbody OoMe~atorJ Graduate. Belrln­nen - Advanced. gU-70114. WANTED: Someone to c1ean and cook 10-15 hours/week. 845-2973.

CG FLOORS 111M DI8TRIBU'I10N PL.

RBLTSVILLB, liD. , ..,.-Carpete, Wood ftoon, villJl

Floora, Ceramic Floor A Wall Til11. Bancllnc A nlnilhmr Free B.tl•atea Clarll Gnft

Morin & Associates

HELP WANTED Male or. Female

Work mostly from home

on new phone program.

Earn $5 - $10 per hour

Call 779-1227

XEROX COPIES 7c each for SIAl x 11, Greenbelt Graphlca, Mary­land Trade Center, Room 170. Mon - Fri. 9-4:30. 474-2860. GUITAR LESSONS - Beales, chorde, theory, reading. Full time inetructor. 937-8870. GREENBELT WINDOW COM­PANY - Replacement windows & doors & vinyl siding, 474-9434. CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE - All makea repaired. C.ll after 6 p.m. 593-9823.

ru--oecuxe·\ DANCE IIUBIC

PARTIES.WEDDI~GS SPECIAL OCCASWNS REASONABLE RATES I

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L~~~~ ~~:' _____ __.~ Computer Mini Floppy OiskK. 5.1;4 inch with hub rings, sort sectored. Elephant at f23 for 10 or Vem.t.lm Data Ufe, Double Denaity, 10 In plastic: box at $28. Plaatlc boxea, P ea. 441-2662. TO SAINT JUDE - In gratitude for praJire aJliWered. PIANO t E s 8 6 N S::vouk HOME. Alao violin, rultar, cello, druma, etc:. Patient taachera. TRA VELlNG TEACHERS AS­SOCIATION.116-41814. PIANO LIC880N8 in Greenbelt from couervatorJ trained teach­er. 846-1141. cAJUIOOL - Participate int form carpool frOID Greenbeil. t.; Marlow Rllrltta. M~-8~14. 8A8Y81i iii R II b t b Tueeday aacl 'l'bunclay mom­lnp. Call 141-itN. LOST CAT - a.ward. 8Jae11: lone-hair, white toll. J. Taylor 474-8408, 01-1311.

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Truck Repair Complete Repair Service

at 159 C.nterway

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Low Lirht Video wecldlnr A reception on

VHS or beta- +$12& all other shooting $60/hour ·

Duplicate• - $80. 8N-4eZZ

······~~~ .. ··~ FOR SALE: Heavy chrome plated Harley Davidllon- 1iasy bar and side brackete. Used three months. $75. 441~2416. FOR SALE: Man's 22" fr~me 10 sp., ri.ri'e 20" 6 ep., boy• II ap. Schwinn X Sting Ray dirt bike. 4'74-8641. SEftiNG · responsUile per10n to provide after .school and non­eeliool care for 2nd grader at:­tendinr St. Hugh's. Call 298-9000 wk, or 3411-42'76. MIXED COLLIE PUP-Female. Free to good home. Sweet a11d playful. Found abandoned. 345-2675 or 474-7200. . CADILLAC cAt A I 8 ii'tif: Mech. perfect. Juat tuned up. New hoses, ete. 56,000 orifina1

miles. Muat see to B41Praciate. Loaded. Must sell, $700 or beat ofl'er. C&dl 621-9630. VW 411: $100 or best ofl'er. 441-2662

WALL TO WALL CAKPBT ENTERPRISE CARPETS

Lewia Merritt 441-l-

All brand1 1: Styles at REA­SONABLE Prieu. Call for Appointment An.,tlme. If 1lO uawer, pleaae call baek. I'ID out MIIIUC to your netchlloN

: an i 1 u-· dloe haa Immediate openlnp In our Colle~r~ Park atudio-morn· lnp or wenlnp. Salaryteom­miealon. Excellent pay eeale. Call 146-6613. Nfibtb: Sitter for '"'' I weekende. 18 or older only. C)wn trane. to eit in my b-. 981-0178. I WILL BABYSIT In mr hMie ·'Weekday• lull or part-time foto children. 8 or older. 'Oall 181-0178. '88 FORD J:XP., Blae, UL. I apd., AM/FM c&N~tte, warran­ty, $6600/B.O. 8411-atn.

Stern's -sHOE REPAII Beltway Plaa

WHILE-U-WAIT IXPI~T~ Repair WANDIAOS/LUGGAGI

Shoe Care Products lacea a pollehee

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QUALI'l'Y W.OU: LARGE & SMALL JOBS

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345-3433 PROMPT DELIVaY Our Preaenption De· pa,rtment ia eomputer­iz'ed for ta.ater .cwl more efficient tenlioe.

LICBN- e BONDED e INSuaB ... .... We ...- .·Free &tlaete. All 'Wii'lr ~

CArpentry c..tf!l' KttoAet&e • BttHWtr ...... 6 ..... Addltiou HOME AND YAID ~ Porchea Suncleeu IMPROVEMENT PatnUac SBVICES Storm Doore II.JI.LC, 1-.aw. Windows ..... Ceramic: Tile lob Wllhltle 341-1..-

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Prices· Effective Thurs., Aug. 30 • Weds., Sept. 3

DOUBLE COUPONS tAYI TWICI AS MUCHI

• WITH $10.00 MIN. PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEMS

. COLD BIER AND WINI AVAILABLE

7 DAYS AWQK "'"""::-'1!------'---

WHOLE SIRLOIN

STR!~'2.99 HANOVER

PORK &. BEANS

14 oz. 4 for *I STAR-KIST 65C TUNA 6~ OZ. CK. LT. Oil or Water

FOR ALL YOUR

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LUNCHEON MEATS 9 Ya:~~ties SJe49

DEL MONTE 89C CATSUP 32 oz.

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50c COUPON IS MAXIMUM DOUBLED

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED MONDAY THRU SATURDAY YOU WAIT

BUDWEISER COORS

6PK.- $2.89 12 oz. Btl. .

12PK. $.99 Warm or Cold . • 12 oz. Cans

EASTERN

SfC NECTARINES ICEBERG LmUCE 49C lla.

BLUEBIRD WHITE KRAFT PAPER PLATES Par kay . 100CT. 69C Margarine

I LB. 'l•s

RED & WHITE S169 DOESKIN

~~~RCOAL • PAPER 2 SJ TOWELS fer • Jumbo Roll

Meats NAPKINS 250 ct. 99c F•• Fresh Procluce BONDWARE 80- 9 oz.

99c lb. COLD CUPS $1.29 WILSON ALL MEAT HEINZ 111 OZ. STiX'

HOTDOGS 99c lb. SWEn CUCUMBER 69c OO:OP tUN BONELEss . "PFEIFFER 8 oz. 4 VARIETIES WHOLE SIRLOIN STRIPS $2.99 lb. Salad DreHings 2 for $1. suH!iTRUE 9 VARIETIES LUNCHEON MEATS $1.49 lb.

LITTLE HUG 8 OZ. ASST. FLAVORS

FRUIT DRINKS 8 for $1. M:OP LEAN BONELESS KRAFT QT. NIW YORK STRIP STEAKS $3.99 lb. MAYONNAISE $1.79 cLAtissEN WHOLE .t IOICLE 32 oz. PICKLES $1.39 LIGHT A LIVELY 12 oz. rifSH American Singles $1.49 GROUND CHUCK $1.69 lb. TOTlNOS 10 OZ. ASST. VARIE'I'IES

WILSON lACON $1.391b. PARTY PIZZA 99c -FlESH FRYER RED .t WHIE FROZEN 12 oz. WHOLE LEGS 89c lb. LEMONADE 2 for 99c FRESH FRYER PRETTY AS A PICTURE

DRUMS & THIGHS 99c lb. Room Deodorizers 2

Greenbelt Con1umer Cooperative Member News

Packaged amount too large for you?

If the pac;ka~Pd amount of meat or product• is too large for you, it may be PO!Itllbl(' for a !llaff pcnmn to dlvidt• it for you. They will try ~o accommoclatp you if they can. Howt•vt~r. it'!l not poRRible evenmg11 and ~unday!l with meat, Rince no meat department em­ployees work then.

CRIMSON WHOLE

WATERMELONS LARGE

TOMATOES EASTERN ·

ICEIDG LmUCE RIPE

NECTARINES EASTERN

CARROTS YELLOW

ONIONS

RUSSm POTATOES WHITE

HEDLUS GRAPES

SUPERMARK PHARMACY

121 C:.nterway, Gree~lt 474-0522

99c.a.

49c Ill. ·BEAD

59c

49c lb. 1 LB. BAGS

4 fOr 99c

3 lb. bag for 19c

5 lb. $1.59

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