()D ~- ,_ 10 then will ~ • - -- Join • puk ..._ lor " u ..n. bike aloac the Dotr-><1 -... 'hal, in G- PuL •- al the

Dotr-><1 ~-- 11 ....... <Aloo - ._..,._ jola a pari< .n:JIIIIM" ,... & .... procl"'8a 011 G...-. _.. a- .-p~e. ta-<11- ·­K - :e - ....,en eir-~t.••=•-.

On ~- ,_ u -.e will be • - -. 11o1te a walk aJoac G- ,....._ Bone

TrMI - • """' _... -­.... -- bapr Sta­tio:>- 11 .....

Aloo "" -,.. - .Wdes ot ,............, wi1ll a ,..n ...,e-• .. G.-. -- -- .. the -"" .._en dre~ at 8:41 p.a.

()D .........,., J- Z2. joi!l •

~ - for a olide JWOirT&lll O>l - .- <II c.-belt

-- ·- - ... _.,and ~--·=-·-· 0.. ~- J- zs. joi!l • _.t - lor a allele _.am on 1be ..m-1 ...-. •- at

Gne:>belt -·· _..,..,... -.p6re - - 8:46 p.m.

All -- -ned in !:be ....- <II Jloia. ~ inl.,......tion Oil----CriMe .............. ........... To 8e HoW w.d.., J- 25

The G ......... Pot;.,e. Greel>­bek c-~ c-it­tee and 1be ~It EMt Ad­viaoTT ea....ilttee wiD Bponao.l" •

Crime Prevention procm.m: on w~. June 36 - 7:30 p<m. i:1 the T~ R.oo.n of the Greenbriar c-.uty BuiWinc. All ~ citiHh<! .,... .,..eel to ..tt.ead.

For further l~n tan D< Pyles at •7..__.

................ ,....._...,_••n ~-- .... -- Ia dane _.. -• .,_ ... J •. ~.J-u.-n.c:. .... --... .... .-1 ..... ow.-....,. Jte1a7 ..... Ill; II:Je ...._ T-ot ,_ ... .... blolirldal Jep

,., 2.5. 5. • - 7.6 - -au ..o.-. ,_,..-jaia a - Ill; Jqdootndoa -.t.-1-.atT ............. ~ ..m~~eau_._..._.

'floe~ Ge..--. a..;.--..u­IU -) - ..- G.-...l\

.t.lra • S.twda,.. J- B at l:all a-. A -m. {U .ule) ..,_,....<wiD-atla.a.

'floe JOGaea - anaoal )liallc and ~ID,_ nee (3.1 llllle) .... - be at Gnenllelt Pari< ..... ,.. Jal7 11. 'l'loe nee

- at ·=- .... _ follewed bJ' tloe 'pink at 11 .....

Jtec:ister One hour he:lore &117 ..-. ... ,. • -n ,_-lie n..t,. to ...,_ Call 474-tla for further -Uoa.

lp Care Pral•ct To Aid llclerly

The ....,._ Eye Oon Pro­

,!.- a....-.. • - ...-..J pro­- flo -red bJ' - Poaa--.t111it-~ ol Oz ' keY. o«en __.t­•aee to eWeriy re.iclenta willh ~e praiJiaao. Any U.S. eOtisen -ce • 01' alder .. ew:ocw aged to Soli - toiJ.free B~ if....,. &hiall: tJtey Jaye a ~ eye problem but do not lave an eye phywiriaa. lmachaatqed elderly are eficihleo f(W .Mieal eye care

ort-~----..... llaqand Helpline is 1-800-ZZZ-EYZS and is -n f:rom 8 .. ._- .......... ~ 1:..hroqb Friday.

RLDP PROGRAM

FOR GHI MEMBERS

Many Gm members may he eligible to partkipete in the Rehab Loan Deferral Program (RLDP). UDder this program. eligible members "'"" defer u much aa $70 of their rehab payment eaeh month. Th• these members have extra money eaeh month for IAICit thilllf!l aa-

• Doetor ol: hospital visits • Home ol: yard work • Vacations • Food

To find. out more about the program and how to ap­PlY, aall Member Serviees Coordinator Maureen Osborne (474-6644).

FOil

Greenbelt Fetleral Credit Union Ml•llers

• 9:r APR, 48 Months c:.t/$1,000-$25.36

JUNE26, 27, &2a,.1986 Phone: 474-5980

112 Ceell•wuy, ...... -.MD

Glt&NBB.T

RECREATION

The Arat reaiatratiou. for the Summer Daily Children's CJ-. will be lMIII• Satunlay.lune 21, 9-11 am and also on Jloaday, lune 2S, 9:110-10:10 am·at·. tile Greenbelt Youth Ceater. Thia ia an iD-penoD regiatn~n. OJl a Arat -. Jlat MlrYed buia. ~tiou, on a ..-e available buia Ollly, b7 .._.bum 11:8o-12:00 noon on Monday, lUDe 23. ClaaMa will be held Tuesday throuatl .Friday '-two weeks~ -ru-tay. lome 24. The IICODd registration wiD be held OD ~. laly 7, 9:110-11 am- NO SATURDAY REGISTRATION. NO CLASSJ:S WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, .JULY 4. Claaaes eanee.lled due to iDelement wl!lltba- wiD .,t; be made up.·

ACTIVITIES

A:rehery

Arts ol: Craft.q

Children's Play Production

AGE

S-15 yrs.

~12 yrs.

~12 yrs.

Chuck.q 'n' l.a.'l.qies - Group ~ames/ Physical Fitn""" Program - BF boys & girls. Toe ol: Thu. 10-12 noon. ~12 yrs.

Creative Carousel (Pre-School)

Gymnastics (Pre-School)

Gymnastics (Elementary)

Karate (7 ol: over) M. W. F

Swimming l..e!<.'IOns *Beginner. Adv. Beginner. Intermediate & Swimmer Group Competitive Technique

Lifesaving Basic Rescue and Water Safety

Advanced Life Saving Prerequisite: able to swim 500 yards in good form.

*Water Baby- Qch child must be accompanied by a person 18 yrs. ol: over

• Aqua Babies • Aqua Tots Be«<nners • Aqua· Tota Advanced

3-5 yr<.

3-5 yrs.

~12 yrs.

7 ol: over

5 & over

Adv. Beginner CourRe must

• be completed

11 yrs. & over

15 yrS_ ol: over

6 mos.-5 yrs.

6 moa.-1¥.! yrs. H2-5 yrs. l'h-5 yrs.

FEE

$818 classes

FREE - 8 cla.qseR

FREE

FREE - 8 clas«es

$8/8 cia~~""

$1218 classes

$12/8 cla~ses

$20.00

$8/8 cla<Res Re<. C'hild $10 8 cla~ses Non-re~ Child

$15 Res. ;$20 Non-res.

$20/21 hrs. Res. $25/21 hrs. Non-resident

$10/8 classes Res. Child $10/8' cla88ea Res. Child $10/8 cla88ea Res. Child

*Offered to Non-residents on a space available basis only. $15/8 ela88ea per ehfid

Tennis S-15 yrs. $10/8 cla88ea

ADULT SWDDIING

In-person regiatratioll also at the Mllllicipal Swimming- Pool Monday, luue 23, from 6-8 pm. . .

Adult I.-. - Offered as formed. $15/8 leaaolia Resident Fee; $30/8 1euMa Non-resident Fee. :&.

Swim For Luaeh - Adult swim program. Tuesdays thru FridayS; u· ~1 . p& Advanced registration required, limited to 26 particiJIBllts. nmat live or ·'""' within the city limits. Seuon rate $30.00; Daily admiaaioJI.;$1.0Q.

Swim For Fitness - Adult swim program& Tuesdays thru Fridays ~ am Ma 12 ' noon-1 pm. Seaacm rate $30.00; Daily admiasion$1.00. 'l'icketil.~atl;he Youth Center Rusineaa Oftiee. ~

~ CHizea ........ ,. Swia Party - Eac:h Jlonday from 10:30 ~ to 12"i$0 Jim. the l!lumeipal Pool wiD host Greeubelt SeDior Citizaa (&6 ~.!If .-...a.owr) · with a pool pus. to a ~ed awim period Cit ~U~aatiea lletiVltiea.• PRBE.

·~· ··•· .. FlRST CU!S5 ~:]' ·.

< . . '·.. . ~ ' FIR~: CUlSs Mll - -YUllln l"<jjf£ £«t~ llCO! ' ·; ,· ii!CKROJIIUE<J!AAv . 1 ' . ·. !XU£6£ ~ liD <t>7'k:

Ap-1- 8&-A reoldeat fami!T• Nqaellt. to

operate a photographie atadlo &t 100 ltoMwood Drive in Boxwood wu recenu,. tarneol clown &,. the eounty'o Zonlnc Ia-tor. a•· not permitted em ·the ll-li6 {reoldett­tlal) ........ proper&,. •. eoa...n ..... the illfilnllad bJ' GIHe that aa -~ from thla. 4eeUioe will ... he...t Q . tile .......... ZolllnC Bodil at A~'· '

Gl.e'• ....... --to couaell DOtal that -...c to the ~

-'ftaen will be no individual llnW111!ka or aleoholle beveraps.

··~~~..t:!~--..;.. . ' Wlll1ot no parltjne be-t- XanU.Ortlt Av011ae and I'Ailtner L&ae on the aoathbound aide of Cre~ent Road. Police wilt enforce this ordinance and ear. in violation will be towed B'W&J' •

The Pellee Depa..U.etlt a-la tot .,.~ - t.. eall tbe ota­tloooo fer Snf-atioa a-t lre­.--k&. Last year over 1700 ealls flooded the police line. '"The line m.cut be kept open for emergen­cies" emphasized McAndrew. ·In the event of rain. the fireworks display will be held on the next clear night. Director of Public Works. George Smith, makes the ftnal determination. City em­ployee, Kenneth Hall, is serving as pyro-teehnici.Sn.

CFG to Meet on June 26 The CitiMno for Greenbelt Ex­

eeative Board met Wednesday. May M to diaeuaa several upcom­iac nenta. The next membership meetln11: will be on Jane 26. The tople for the meetinc will be "'''he ---~ llall: Ceater at a c-a.• Future OFG ac­tfft&:l.. iDelude a eanclicla'te forum and a - at tbe IAI:Ior Da,. ll'eatml.

•or more detalla eont:aet ][eltb CJoenllr.ojf, ,,..W...t. at 114~U88.

Jlr. and Xn. R<lllert Kramer of Paradbo. Valley, Arizona &JI­

JWonce the enpge:ment of their daa~. Iilm>erly S"" to Neal Scott Schultz. oon of lllr. aDd Kn. Doaald Schultz of Green­belt.

Jlisa Knuper ;. a craduate of doe UlriYenity of ArU:cma, Tue. ...... ....toe.. obe ..... alllliated -.rith Delta Ga,.... So.....-ity. She is a recional -...n.c repreaenta­tn-e for Amerie- c..>ital Jlo-1 Funds in Cali:fonlia..

Mr. Selnalt& ;. a cradnate of Parlrdale Hip School. Prinee Georpa Community Collece aJ>d tbe Amerieaa UniTenit,-. He is a mortgace broker in Beftrly Hills, California.

An A~ ...eddinJr in Scott&­clale, Armona ;. pi""""".

Recreation Review c-• Pme Tree

A........er-.~hy

- Ci£y of ~ n..-t--nt of ~ Clamp Pine Tree is ma>tiDc ito Zkt --. olferinc fnn and oldJl p..,..­ia outdoor and IOpecial .si~

'l1oe --.1 _i ... 4lea:ioa July 7 - ....... __,. hly 18. fte boura of _.-· ..-e f....,m 9 -.- 3:80...,..,-,- Fri­day. .,..... .-,. bas pOetlup for reaiclenta - 3 aad 8:30 a.m. For- cWailo. ..U- x-. _..;.... ~ Jlcmcla:r -Fric1a:r, 9 a.m. - II p.m. c..- J.D.-P.O.,. Pictare Taldloc

Cam. - be ...,- at -er the G._.- Yoo111 c-­ter or Sprinchill I..de BeereatioD Center. ~ of .,....._ rai-

deoiocoy - be p.-ided - -time of....--. - will be -- & t1oe Y- flenter on ,..,_,. - -,_ from S - 7 ...... ; ~"" f..- 12:30 -

3p.m.; -~~--·-· p.m. 'nlere U • -n ~ee re-qairod. For - inf_.. tioa. aoll the Beereaiion o.p.n.. !Milt at 47...-. s.-- Pla:r.-

Co "" :»>fttl "" - B-.. tion ne...-- eJ>d the K.at7-land --.I CApillal !"'ark -

P!amWoc~-­- <>«ori.c -.moe - o/E-

---~arta --. tr;p. - ~ ..,_ .,.._..,_s-Is -of-aacliatr.of -.,._ A ..-J f- per trip -......................... .,_ 'b euea ~ __ ....._._ ... _ -of--­PI_........_ __ ~w. ........... c..-lw,G......,.._ ...... 'Ia

~ ..... --~. ............ -..-..... .-..------Fri­-· .&.,.- L .._, a· --- .......... a-.of......-

-to jat loecimlhtc aDd

::: ::::l: ...!:ti;.~_c;:-;.:; the ...t OlE a- at Green­helt:o ~ Day Fatrnl. Help ia ....._. ill K'ftl'8l areas, ill partica.lar, ebairo for the Salute to American Wonera aJ>d the

Art -- Pleaae eaD the F­ti-' ............. Jleftrly Com... for u.t-t.;on or to ....,luateer.

eo-itlee o6::en .... Pr-etri­deat. Bnwl7 Colvba ( 4-U-a&S2) ; Vi<e PrealdeDt. - Hall ( '7-C­-); ,..__, ... JU-amer (~ -.y.lWII>t Jle­Cartloy (41-) .... Biatoriaa. Wayee WDI'- C4'1.._U&9). ~ ehairo are Enter­

tam.e.t, llarola y.,;p (36-181); ~. Leta- {141>-8115); ...... llie..... Sealer (47Ul2'7); s-.d. Kea Voict (---); Taleat _., Sand7 - (4M-G2!}; :Pt.t.e Show, Ja. ........ (-); Dona-- Lbola Pubr (16-91173):

Pet -· the Girl - ...W. J.iMa .... (47'-"110); OpeniDI'

ee.-lel. .....,. ·- (474-471&); ~ at!-. Tom -- (47 .... _); J0. Green. - ._,., J-· Cook (36-lllm ... Camift1. J n.m. (36--). All- .......... mformat;.o

...._ tJoe f~ or woalcl liM to help - ...,. ,... of the ~ ..... -the .... ~.-- ...... or eMir.

........... It - -·tloe- of 14 - " who wislt to -- the - Gnoooi>elt ~ for 1-aay eaD ,J... Cook at aa.Siiln

to ...... ---;,.. ,_..... fte - -. to ,... ~ will .. held in ~ hlf - a .- .... time

-----It-~ toeaD~~--~ _ .... f. ........... ., -

.loin the park - for. Saturday. J- Ill - Nature

W aik, a U lillie hiM aionJr the D.....,od Natue Trail at ~ belt Pad<. --at the o..c...­parldq ...... at 11 ._.._

bldiau of Greenbelt. a lillie pro....,., on Greenbelt Padl:'o first ..-pie. Meet at the eamp­Jr<DDJ>d eamplbe elrde at 8:45 p.m.

Sanda7. Jane 211 - Nature WaD: aloDJr Greombelt Park'o Hone TraD. Meet at the eamp­vouJ>d BaB.,er Station at 11 ..,._

Sil'hta of WuhiDcton- VIew olideo of. WaohiDcto& Jleet at the eolllp&TOQI>d eampftre elrde at 8:-45 p.m.

Moada7. Jnne 30 -Edible plaata of Greeobelt Pad<- Jleet at the eaanperonJ>d eamp4re eir­ele at 8:46 p.m.

Tuesday. July 1 - Sichta .... SooDda of the Animal Xin&dom­a olide pro....,.,. Jleet at Green­belt Park'• eam~ eampAre circle at 8:4.5 p.m.

All programs cancelled in the event of rain.. For information on eall 344-3944.

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal ..,__._- .......... -.... .........

8:30 a.m. Holy Endlarbt

10:30 .. ..._ Holy Euehariat Firat Three &mda:rs

10:30 "-"'- Jlorn!uJr Pra7er Poarih Sanda7

10:30 ....... s-,.-Rev . .lolm G. BaJa, Reetor

42S-8067

....,., mile Call

Mowatt Melilorial u.~~.~ ........ ......... '

~ IWaool 11:00 A.ll.~ Jl01'11luc Wonldp 11:00 .uL Rev. Dr_ J- c-.. Park .

Pastor

<:::::>( ·'·

Catholic Community of Greeftbelt

MASS UTOPIA THEATER

SUNDAY 9-.50a.m.

~Uuited Cloareh of Clariat) BDialde aDd Creai;eat"~

Phoae 474--S1'11 mo...U:...

10..,. Slmdlo7Jiomillc Wanldp ... Cloareh Sellool for Cllildftn lllfaat Cue l!m'rlded at

FellowUip Center behind Cloareh The ~- Duiel llamJia,

Putor

The T is GOd's plus sign. It tayS, God plus your ~can make a d~

GREENBELT ~ST atURCH 47~l2.

Bible StJ>dy For All Aps (Slm-) Wonlaip Semeee lliohoeell: Pra,-er Serrice (Wed.)

9:-&liLJD. ·u-- 7:00 p.a.

8:00pa.

,. .... Blit.n: · .m- tooth ........... ioJid Green­

bell llave .~·.Yin!'• on the ltaekne lliater eit,- projeet. I thoqbt It .ialpt ... .QJJrOPriate

11oCintndMe a I.Wiail·"-int. ~ all, ~-~·a Latvian ,~-.' ··.•.

Wldle I'm I1IN ~ tile. Green­belt ,._ Commi~ Jlieant well in tl7in&' . to uWIIIall friadl7 ~ with Reulme, if thev dlooiR. to .~· tile projeet ~ aftloe _..,. lai>Or eamp (ill . ..., ....... to a. "Diee" eity -._. '-~ Weidellfe141 otated), tbq are maklac the riJrht de­-~*- all aoe ........- reuono. Wlla\ Gall. Drab. . tile. Greeabelt Clt7 CoomeU aDd the ,..._ COm­~.-... to ..... tot.D7 ....... eel Ia the faet tbat Reoiplme Ia a elt,- in . tile f_..t,. indepeDdent eouabJ' of !.tria, .... tbat Lat­Yla has - nnl..rtally ineor­porated into the US81l.

The U.S. aDil - Weotern -" ...... ..., __ to

~ the. tecalltJ" ol . Soviet rule OYer LaWia for the laot 48 yean aacl. the Latvian people -ly lleaploe their Soviet Ruo­olaD ~ Ao a reaalt, Jloo­.,_ aJ>d Yuri Jleuhikov ban neither the - - lepl ript to cleelde a~ on behalf of the LatriiUI-~ af Baekne. jut .. thev llan· no ·riPt to de­termin<! who ean han ralationo with tile Afaiwl . people of Ka- . hal.; The faet that the Soviets have "DJrllllillt" ReaekBe by infesting it with a lola~ labor eamp Ia IIJ'III­bolk af wllat tlle7. llan 4one to the entlra nAtiOn.' Whether in the eampo or .Ollt af them. all Lat­vlano are prkonera Of' the Soviet OJ'ateill- By zolnc .to.~~-- for ~iNion." to eommunieate

· itlli tiJe·LilWfaii':tlti cii' ~·· Greenbelten ore taeltl,. · approv­mc the So-riet oeeupation and eo­lonial role of thio heleapered •lb'-

Gail l>nke Ia ~orrect in atatinc that the U.S./Latvion · eommon­lt,- woa1d ohjeet to the Idea that a ~ prison near the eity woa1d make the· native Latvian• .._.t , to eomanmieate ... with." That. however, iaa't the point. Due tO Baoriet deportations and repopDiation polieleo oinee tl>e ~ . onlJ' approximately a.ooo' Latvlano remain 111 Reoe­kiae'o 87,1100-p!uo -~oQ­Reaelml'ltaelf b a "elo.Jed elty"; i.e-. We.terz, toudato (ucl. thus. ~GrenbelteN) .M fot!loLicfen to cO there hY .scm.t autlu>rltieo. Thb, p!uo the . p-e Of • ··go. viet lbuldan puppet SOftrnment, militia aJ>d KGB . in · Resekne Duokea the native ·Latvlau near-ly im-lhle to eommunleate 'lrit:ho Ao our relatha m oeeupled J..Ma have told n-. &viet ao­"thoritlea · dl...,...qa 1111 ·ecmtaeta with "foreiJraero-" flame· Of -our -Ia are u. pr1- f.W tatb>c to do .......tJy what: the Greenllelt­·.lleuJme Projeet ...,_. .

bold• iD · well--..lnc Amerlean .eommunltleo. Aeeo~iuc to Lealn­oblo. the tradltiolial W&J' KGB ....,nta pined. aeeeu to the U.S. "was to join -rlou jourftallotie. fiiendahlp, ·peaee aDd even tourist deleptlona :formed ·in· •-·· If the Sovleta- rejeeted -Greenbelt, it - ......,...hly beeauoe they felt they had ai>thlq of otrateaie !utereot to pin ·from thio eo­mualty.

·Fina)l;r, I mnot qaeation· Gail Drake'o otatement that ......., do not He it as -oar rigbt or reappn­sii>Dity to pass jJM!Jrment on the Soviet people or to foree ebances in the oyotem under whieh they live." I woJ>der If tbe Greenbelt P- Committee -- thlo hancla-oll' po1iey towud apar­theid iD South Mrlea T Woald Greombel~ he prepared to make eontaet with the white minority soYernment 111 Pretoria in order "to tr7 to pt to kno... them. to try to nJ>derataJ>d juat what their point of -.lew Ia"! Woulcl the Peaee Committee allo... Pretoria to determlae whether Greenbelt

c:aD bimi rel&tloa&: with ' S.uth

::~~~-~.!t:t~ llia1111 ara ·aD llleJral oeeupatlon to..... and mlnorit,- co'nr'Dment in LaMa. ~· ume moral cri-teria ohoald appiJ'. -·

The U.-llelt-ReHkne vealure -· wen lnteDded, but Ia bued on .., ineamplate uJ>derotandlnc of the So-riet .,..-. aDd the Uaaie pliJrftt. af the Latvlaa peo­ple within that. .,.-. Oiar -pie have loDJr Met~. the victims of _.t po- ecndlleta. It would he evea more trac1e If our hOpeo af rqalnin.r lndependenee aDd oelf-'doeterminatloa were dubed In the-"'-·

Of&n .. ....... P1llllle ...... Dlreetor A•erleaa Latvlea A.n. Ia doe Ualted IJ~ 1-

Ragtlme En .. mble_ Performs at Park

The Rooebud Ractlme Enoem: hie will perform <>n Sunday, June 29.· at 7 p.m. at the Buddy Attie!< Park. The eoneert lo free . to all reoidenta and JrDOirto. Brine a ehair or blanket and enioJ'.

Catholic Picnic· July13 4p.m.

GRILLED HAMBURGERS-~USAGES

AdmiHion; $3 adult, f2 child

maximum $12/family

Please bring salad o r. dessert to share plus beverages

Directions: Greenbelt ~(Federal) Park - Left·~ ·Main Park Road, look for picnic grounds on right.

Greenbelt Arts Cente< presents

The Greenbelt Players . in

'1'1doo10-Tldooa -· ........ -· .m. ~Ilea Olioo. m ... r-... ........ o.-____ ....... _

Bca---Sp.m.eo7,.....-..,........,Fridoy. Gntoop.·• ... dti.t,ia6xiaaodoa, calls +41..8770 'IloloMiD· .... ~ ...... 1.,81»%33-4050.

~-

... ::.:: L . ! ... ·< i.~;, - -lt-Z..;.;;.'~ .. :;;;a&;::..-· -loaly t<1 win 11n opportunity to

.._.. ~~~- .. pliy Baltimore County in the On .June 4 at 10 a.m. tlie- Green- fatnre Maryland championship

belt Senior Cl~ Co;id Jllow-. · oerilla which will be televised. We Pitch Salthall team ove~IM'lmed hope to win. the Holiday :t'a<lr. Sanlero ·of Montcomll'J' Coomb' at La,-hlll Park 1>7 a aeon of IU.

Jim JleGaail. Bill Grennon, aDd J~ Conwa7 eaeh hit a home­l'llll with .aro ........... on -· Trlplu. doaiJies aJ>d alncles •ere hit. t17 Jerry Coonra,., :Bw Gren­

, non. Jim. JleCann. Wally . Tay­man, BoiJ Cot.tinJrton, AI Gelpr. Virclnla La7JD0aa. Jim Cuaels. Lan'J' Noel. Joan Conwq, Har­vey Geller, BUrt J[err and Art Enden. Thlo neellent hitting co...,ined -.rith cood lleldillc in an •-phen af · cood aportamap­abip and a aenae or bUJDor enabled ua to win thb oeeond came of an elpt came oerleo.

The.e J'OUDC aenior eitlaens aced 68 throuch 75 praetlee eaeh Monday at 10 a.m. on Braden

. Field aJ>d plq in the 1-cue came• on Wed:neaday morninp. The Ameriean Leaion and Lad­iea Aadllary pro-rided the tlhlrto for thla ·

All senior citizens ol Greenbelt. -.;omen and men ages 55 and over, are cordially invited to join us E.very Monday and Wednesday morning to have fun in this sports program. Frequently we follow our practice with horse­Moe pit_ching. swimming, tennis and golf. Y'all come! Everybody get. a chance to play and share thia fun in the sun. We miss everybody who doesn't show. If you can't run, we run for you. We do simple stretch exercises before and after each pradice and pme.

OUr thanks to Tony Pisano for originating this activity in 1983.

On May 9. the Greenbelt Rec­reation Department provided a challenginc game with tbe Senior CiUaens ·Ball Team. But through persistence and hitting the Sen­ior Citizens managed to win 13·12. A hot dog sf\1lck was ahared b aU after their

&. NOTICE OF

Public Hearing

GREENBELT MUSEUM

The Greenbelt City Council will hold s Public Hearing to · /!OI_lSider. ~!-Y. &,UPJ:IOrt ~f a Gi'eel\belt Mulieum. It is proposed· that a small museum be established to house objects of historic and artistic interest relating to Greenbelt's ro}e.as one of America's earliest planned com­munities. It is proposed to acquire a GHI home to used to house the museum and eventually to acquire an entire duplex buildiJ?.g. A portion of_ t_he home_ will _be restored as a typi~ home of an ortgmsl famtly wtth representative furni~hings, clothing and decorations. There also will be temporary exhibits focusing on spe­cialized aspects of the New Deal period and Greenbelt history. The establishment of the museum is one of the projects of the Greenbelt ~Oth Anniversary Committee.

Issues to be discussed are;

Should the City financially assist in the cost of a mll8enm along with the Friends of the Green­belt Muesum (FOGM), a nonprofit fund-raising organization committed to provide financial suP­port towards the operation of a museum?

Should the City. purchase one or more original homes to·be used to house the museum?

Should the City specifically seek to acquire the home at 10-B Crescent Road to be the initial home ~or the museum-?

The owner of 10-B Crescent. which is part of a duplex bui!dfDg, has illdicated a willinaness to sell the home for a museum. The home is located next to s playground, UDderpaas and luterior walkways - all original features of the pi&Jmed eommtulity. It is acroSB from the Green­belt Llbrlllz7. ,~ coataina the Rexford G. Tugwell Room whieb hOWiell a wide variety of printed material on Greeabelt &DCL planned communities. It is close to ltoo88velt Center and aext to· the Greenbelt Trail.

Tile Public Hea:rinir will be held on Tuesday, July 8, 1986 at 8 :00 p.m.:· at the City CoUDCil· Room, Gre<Utbelt Muni­cipal B~. 26 ere-Dt Road.

Gudrun H. Mills

City Clerk

Bilek r.ty lib Mlc:ed Gree.neiRap .. Qy

Modi,.. ~ eoopeoat.ed with die Greenwood V~ En­viromnent&l P:roteet:ion BOM'd • EPB} providinc dear sk.iea and a light breeze fol' *he EPB-. "first annuai~ block p&Ky, wlrid> some 50 1"83identa .r:tended on Saturday, June 14.

Julie Sweeton, ...no orpn;aed the- pic-Die. welcomed lf.a.:ror Pro tem Thouas X. White, DiaDe Oberc o! dte Greetoloelt :Sew• ae.iew -.Jf, and Olllcer PK .1&­Andrew of the Gc-ee.- Police Depa-.e:rt.

Wbite spoke briefty, welcom­inc the nsidenr. t.o the city. To be.lp residenta beeom.e involved in ube city. the EPB bad a Sllp­p)y of C'ity TOter regi~on cards liP'hileh. member Connie H.a.r­rit woa• eneoaracinc raidents to Ill out. Oberc invited an inter­eeted,...,;dentstowot'kwitb­~ • proafraaden.. reporter3, or in the bolltnesa end C'lf the pa­per.

Oflcer McAndrew 'WaS the ~ ....-er. He provided in­!~ on ne:icftbrorbood wat.­ebea . and the cilty7

• Open:tion Ide~n. by ~ re3ideflt.s ea.n nark tbeir va.i~ for a better ehanee of recovery alter a tbat't. He e~ all ,....;. dents to report: any un..aual or 8Q3Pieiou:a art:ivity to the police. Gre<nnroocl V.l~ reoride- pi&D to o._.ne a N.....,rhoocl Wio.llOh ~ IUider JlcADd­,....,... .._,..;,.ion. -ol dle~aottbe

r~w:~f~ neia'bbors a E'PB memberJ. ex-plaoined n · p.....-res. All in aU. the was pod. the weather ftne. all those present ...;d 111ey bad a wonderlol time and are lookinc fo~ to next Yftd"·

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....._ .. .r GreawOCMI VU)qe enjoy the - ..... the food at tllleir ....,.. party. -

wiH be to !Dal'l a booth at t.h~ to become bvolved in Greenbeh's ~ Gn-enbelt IAb:Jr Day 50th Anniversary pa1"tJ' next

R.esiclealll -.bo plan year.

AGENDA SPECIAL MEETING OF

CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, JUNE 30

8:00P.M.

1. Raoll>tion to Transfer Funds Within Departments

- 1st Reading, Suspension of the Rules, Final

Passage.

Following the ~V~ioumment of the Special Meeting, Coun­

cil will convene a worksession to consider:

1. Proposal for Senior Co-op Housing.

Wildlife Sanctuary Offen Help to lniurecl W"lldlife

The Che~~&peake Wildlife Sane­in Bawie treated and eared ··

:~~ 3~:?n!:f:r: -;-~!P.:::; ranged from hummingbirds to eagles, baby squirrels to full grow11 deer. The goal of the Sanctuary~ is to provide free p~ feaaional care for animals so they may return once again to the wild. To receive asaista.Dee with ;,.jured or orphaDed wildlife. oall the Sanetuar7'• 24-boar wildlife rneue line at 249-1228. Th.e Sane­~ey is loeated at ~7308 Queen Ailne Bridge !,load... Bowie 20716.

'Die S&Detaaey all'en: other aer­. nees. I~ is prepariac.a.area for edaea~ -~ IlDI-a na­ture libnr7 ~h may be open --Iii> tint 1I*Jie.

It alao baa all intemsbip pt'O­

gram. whieh involves working di­reetly with the wildlife patients. The interoships are oft'ered 7ear round. Call 2411-11140 for more in­formation.

The Sane-..,. reeommends leaYing blll>y ·wild mammahi alone. Few wildlife babies are tn1y or­phanll and aome are left n~~at­tended for boors. If the babl .. are cold. injuNd or look thin and dehydrated, eall the Sanrlnary's Hotline for further instraetions.

Gr-nbelt Boys and Girls Club, Inc. 0 . FOOTBALL REGI~TRATION and

UNIFORM ISSUANCE

SATURDAY,JULY 12: 10a.m. -1 p.m.

THURSDAY, JULY 17: 7 p.m.- 9 p.m.

0 AT YOUTH CENTER

• Parents must accompany youth at registration

• Payment of dues and uniform deposit must be made at time of registration.

• Any late registration or uniform issuance is at the convenience of the Club. Such request must be done in person by the parent.

Assistant coaches needed. For more information ca)): Nor:m Sacra 982-0996 or Jeff Keir 562-9234.

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At the Library On Thursday, July 3 there will

be a Movies for Tots ages 2-8 at 10:30-11:11 a.m.

There will be a Summer Quest Reading Club for ages 6-12 at 241 p.m.

:· ~ IJioldloi Seloool hoooted On Tlmnda,-, .laly 8, the. 00 Prlclq, """" !If, for the -- tloa hF cllalfq R7-all4 &Qtime. a "111111 c.- Da:r" on TbiUII- MontpoDerJ' Colleae .lau Band. PloJ'• pleaic.. · Por -nrenq 8~ In-penon ft~tion will -,., :KiQ' l!,.'ftie-~ wu and Slneen. under the direction maillteaaaee :enlee that day, be held at all Giant P~S~rea _........uaaw bJ' Mary Woodard, o1 Doetor .,_ v. Badolato. will meoilben may eall 4'74-8011. Ia the eoanty oa the llowing ~. 1llliler the dlnetion of perlonn In the oqtdoor plua area GHI will &poiUIOr free blood Satnrda:ro: .lui,- 111. Aa 2 and the ~ BGIJert McKean. bet>lreen 6301 and 11806 l'r)' Laue. preuure teatlnc on Wedneoday. 9, between the h01ll'l of 9 a.m. 8270 between the boun of 8:30

AJl .t;:odaa&a bad the priyilep wbieh Ia loeated at the Capital .July 2 from 2-4 p.m.· and I p.m. . a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Monday ol _._ at !eat tJm!e of the Olllee J'ark. The performance, eo..tiDeutal H'!lll>ycrafta. one Beclatered YOten In Prlnee through Friday, except holidays. a - ~t:luu. IDfor- eo-opeuored by Community Real- of the -- partleipatinc Geoqoea CoUJity unable to vote in All completed applications for ab­.....,. OD ....,. ebooleea· IDchuled ty Company, Ine .• the o....,ers of in GHI'a di0<0111lt pntehuinc pro- pencm oil prim&I'J' eleetlon day, sentee ballots must be in the IIIICJl ..- aa: -.d. f....,ft, ani- Capital Olllee Park, and the gram, baa a new Pholle number. September II, eaD> oiJtain abeentee Election Oftlce by 9 p.m., Sep­aal eoatnl, ~ eoli>puten, Prinee Georcea Arta Connell, ~· 82~~l~- • ..:: 'h~llnt. ;!"'~~ eallln., ,91il!- temher 2. dalltloltol7. ·.~. mlnlatrJ', Ine.. is from 12:111 to 1 p.m. and .-:-- .....,, •.• __..,.,. ' - · ~ . .....,, ·- ·. .-.-,:. ~ . .....,, . ..._-, ....,~, ~_.-,~.,

.,_ aploraliioa. ·aedldne, In- is free to the •Pllblie. ~ ~ ~ ~ \

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. ~~~~~..;:d :t·~;m~J:::ub! a':lir:::; ·~£~ .. ·by llt1ldeaU. teachen. and career Jamea Badolato. . participaata bore ;,.itD8H of the For ·additional information oall

-··- 6~.· G~~= ~1 ~~d..:; Sr. Citizens Co-ed :Softball 111. Tile liehoola that competed r-m Remains Undefeated qainot - another were Green- by Jerry c-... ,. hit. Wi1llun W"Jrt. 'nlomu .John- The Greenbelt Senior Citizen BOD and Charl• Carroll Middle softball team won a otrildnc vie­Sehoola. The Pn>lfl'&lll laat.ed &P- tory over· Roeltville Seniors at ~tely tWo .bonn &!>d die Layhill Park on .June 11, by • cmler of the wbmeiw were aa fol- score of 17-10. The following

·10....: Charlea Carroll. G.....,lt, aenion bit bomernns with play­Thomaa .lolmooa, and Wfillam en on baae: Ken Keeney, Jim Wl.t. MeGana and .Jerry Conway. Bob ,WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS Cottingtoa and Jerry eaeh bit a AT SI'JINGHIU LAKE ~~~~.~'::~.to~ o~':~~

There's IOJiletbililr new at olnglea and doobl.. to secure '• S}ll'inchill Lake! Wednesda7 this victory. j

b~be. -~~--~~~~. ,defC:t!;nF~tG:i!!:'o:; l. _,., --·- -- - a acore of 15-11. AI Geixer and

learn aomethina dilfereat to tr7 .Jerry Conway eaeh hit homerun&. and j- fun at the Springhill Joan Conway aod Vircinia Lay- .< · ·~e Folllltain ~.. mona eaeh drove two t'1lll8 in by '

• Tbe worbhopa are deaicned singles. Other oatatandinc play- ~· for esperimea~ experience and ens for Greenbelt SenJora were trJ'ina'.,.,.. thinp. The Ant one as follows: Larry Noel. Ken Kee- :;.: on .lnlJr, 2 is ~lee Cream. Every- ney, Tom O'Neill, Kay Klneiu. I thilllr Yon Always Wanted to .lim McGann, Bill Grennan, Jim · Kna.''. Come and mel!t College Caaula, Wally Ta:rmon, Tony Pi- \' Park'• own 'llr. lee Cream' and sano and Burt .Kerr. GreenWlt leata a UWe bit aboat how it's Seniors are now 4 wiu ·and 0 made. And brine the kids! loiHL Forest .Glen Ia in oeeond f

Tlum OD .July II ebei:k out • Aa plaee with 8 wias and 1 loas. i • 1Dtrocb1etion to 815mm Photocra- The lii&I'J'Iand State Championa s· ]lb:r" by Georp .Draper of PSS of Baltimore Comaty ol19811 haft PllotocratthY- Learn how to take eballeap na to play them here

·better pietureo with a lingle lena in Greenbelt on Monday moraialr. :< • relltD< _..... J....., ~ at 10 a.m. Tbla will be >

\ 0.. .lnlt 16. .LJ'IID Stalt!J' ol. an opportunity to prepare for j

SaaLife a~· Canada will be there the Maryland Champloashlp Se-ta talk alloat ~Finaaclal ·Plan- ries for 11186.. We weleome any :;.i a~,..· for theY- Profeulonal.w aenior eltlaen with 1o1ae .~get ap I .lnlJ' ~ WI1Jiam Go"'-in of VIP and ii!Ow to join u Ia our journey Trnel will c1ve a tra'Oalope oa to otate ebemplonsblp solibail "Badaet ·Crlliaa." Don't apeDd eo-ed leape. WedtMioci&y nichta · "ttiDC at We aow have fonr women oa home; come to the ·Wednesday oar team and eaeb baa abown W:oibhopa at Spriachlll Lake. eood- aetioa and aplrlt. Y oa all Por addltloaal iDtormatloll, eall eome and joiD thlo :fan in the

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210th ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATION'S

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

FRIDAY, JULY 4TH Independence Day

9am-.6pm

''l 10am-8pm

City Recreation Centers open for Drop.ln activities including table games, open gym, Lounge and Game Room. Information available on the full details of Independence Holiday Week­end activities at Greenbelt Youth Center, 99 Centerway Road al)d Springhill Lake Recreation Center, 6111 Cherrywood Lane. Summer Recreation Class offerings and registration dates also available.

The 1986 United States Slow-Pitch Softball Association Men's "C" Berth Tournament. Draw posted at the Youth Center with weekend schedule of the top area teams in competition.

Independence Day Tennie Tournament on Braden Field Tennis Courta. ·,Ken's, Women's Singles and Doubles and Mixed Doubles competition. ·'A' and 'B' levels, single elimination. Sponsored by the Greenbelt Tennis Association. Entry d(!ad­Iine Tuesday, July 1, 6 p.m. Entry forms available at City recreation centers. Competition continues throughout week­end. Draw will be posted at the Youth Center. Spectators welcome. ·

.Municipal Swimming Pool open to the public for recreational swimming, sun bathing and plain ole relaxin'. Buy a season pass and epjoy the Summer fun at the pool.

10 am - 3 pm Firecracker Horseshoe Tournament at Candy Cane City

A Courts and Springhill Lake Recreation Center. Singles and

r Doubles competition. Nominal entry fee. Register at the courts from 10 - 11 am. Trophies awarded in various age groups at each location.

6pm .Musical Puppet Show at the "Buddy Attlck Park Bandstand . Presented by the Greenbelt Baptist Church. The Heavenly

Puppet Theater performance provides patriotic All-for including This Is

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New Seat Belt Law Takes Effect July 1

On Tueooday, July 1, Maryland's Aa:tomxlbile s.Iety S..lt u,., Law

1 tro into eft'e&:lt- Thie ].a.,.., il" yed, sbould aave many liveo

d prevm ttbou.sands of injur­Ies caeh 7ea.r on x..yland,s hlch-

••t~~«"ed by the n~w law are aU motor •elritl• re~ or ~Ie of being ~ in tbe xate u • Clasoo A (,......,_ pr) or CJa.s Jl( (multi-purpoee) vetriele which are required to be eqai~ - ....,. be1ta by Fed­el'lll oa!ety ... ~- Both -drinrr and any front seat p&&-

3eJICel' m\IW\ be wearing ~ bella whim are 'PI"!>"rlY adjwot-­ed and futened wbile the car is iD use_ Failure to comply with ... new seat belt Telf"' .. tions eoald reeuk in a twe:Jty-five dol­lar fine for ei'tber the driver or tlhe paseencer who ira ;n vio .. tion of the bnr. To be exempt. from t'be aeat belt .requirement. a pe:r­o:t must have a medieal excuse from a licensed physician !lta.t'ing the reason for ::~ot wearinc a -t belt.

The new Ia w 'Will be enforeed in c:onjuDC'ti01'l with ot.her ~­ed or suspeeted vioiationa. It M

-'mated- 59~, of tbe fMal­tties wtWcb CJ~~Xurred 1.-.t year ~ould have 11111Z"9ived bad tltey wOII"'l sea't belts.

---Barbaro Barber EJect.d To State Jaycee Ofllce

Bart>.xa Barber af G,.,.,nbelt. a member of the Greenbelt Jay­cees. waa elected State Commun­ity Development Vic-e President at the Maryland Jaycees State Convention in Ocean City. _Mary­land. on May 17. The Mary:and Jaycees State Community De­velopment ( C.D.) VIC~ president is the drivinc foree behmd the Ja,eeea o-rgaajaation~s _ eoa:rm;un­ity service involvem.ent. The C.D~ vice president oversee~ and c:o­ordillatea all Maryland Jaycees state-wide community deve:op­ment projects. lneladed in this portfolio is: Cystic- Fibrosis. lfus­rular Dyatrophy, St. Jade'• Chil­dren Hot~Pital. Arthritis Founda.. tion. $-p«ial 01J'lDPics. Child s.tety. Drug and Alcohol Abuse. The C.D. Y'lee president. throucb her appointed state project man­agen. helpa the local Jay~ ehapten to pta. and implement projec:ts in these and other com­munity serriee al'eaS-

-.a Ba!l>er hu been x­tive in the Ja~ orcanisation. for oYer 10 ,.eRS.. First aa part at the Jaycee Women'• orwaaisa­tion where •he was the two-time president ol the Greenbelt doal>­ter. then witll the c-c.Dbiaed Jay­eee ~Dizaticm. Most reeenU,. aile wu tbe Maryland Jayeeeo Recio a n director. oveneei.nc tbe Ja:reee ehapten in Prinee Georpa and 11ontcomery Coon­tin. and in tbe Du.trict of Co-1-ia-

CfrYJfO&S The .......,ia! .,...... dug oat and

replaeed cuil>. ptter, and aide­walks oa •plewMd Court for tbe new drain8p .,.__ Th• crew then MeJdlUed behind tb~ ...,... ..... ... lridewalk witll top­soiL

The bailAaar maintena.Dee su­penisor m.ta1led a new w~ planer iD the earpen'trJ' shop th1s week-

The parb erew worked on mainteslaace of play..-..o. ball­fields. O.nd doe If'>~ """""'· Road­side debris was picked up..

The recuJar trasll crews we-re shorthandecl due tQ two em­P'- l>ebJc off work with on­the-job iojudes_ The ..,._. and parb newt. ._iated with collec­tions.

Swim T ea·m News by T- J-

Swimming for the ftrst time ira 12 years at the C ~vision level in the Prince-Mont League Greenbelt lo.st ·to Green Aeres 288-250. Tbe hich point ~~eoren were Carolyn Drake and AUison Low with perfect seores af 15 poiDtL &ed Wiricl< had 13 points and ltobert Reed 12 point& Coo­per Pappas and Tara Vane,. with 11 points were followed by Kathy Banriek 10 point& Jeremy Floyd 9 points and Peter Meyers. Jen­ny Drake, Billy llcGee and EmUy and Steffan Sonneveldt 8 points each.

This Saturday Greenbelt swims at BollinR Air Foree Base. Par­tieipants should be prepared to 'lea·-·~ !rr..,. · the Greenbelt Pool at 7:46 a..m.

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WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

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Fall '86 ltegistratjoo Mishkan Torah Nun.y

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but we have aome speeea left. in oor 3 yr. old elass. For iD­formation eall 474-4224. or

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DISCOUNT PURCHASING

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As a ..ervice for its members, GHI offers a discount purchasing program. Members may join the program for the small fee of $1.00. Participants need to renew their cards yearly. C.ards expire in June and may be re­newed at GHI offices. There is no charge for thia eervice. Contact the GHI Member Services Office (474-4161) for more information.

GHI members will find the diacount purchasing pro­gram extremely useful especially when doing any ;Yard or hou.se work. Participants in this program nlceive discoUnts from many area merchants by presenting their diacount purehlUiing eard before making a purelulae. The following merchants offer discounts to GHI members through this program: ·

. Acme Aluminum Awning & Window Corp. - 589-0821 Arrow Refrigeration & Appliance Company - 927-7447 A-Z Sew-Vac Mart- 779-5000 Carpet Choiee - 262-9047 Carpet House - 937-7300 Clinton Fences - 552-1076 Continental Hobbycrafts - 621-6162 Cottman TraD8Dliaoiion - 937-9460 Duron Paints .t Wallooverings - 937-1700 Hocking Enterprises- 474-0192 Kitchens by DePinto, Inc. - 953-7557 Mister App~ Company, Inc. - 927-4565 Sherwin Williams- 474-M46 Stephen8 Upholstery, Inc. • 336-1814 Solar GardeJIS, Inc. • 384-2007 The Spokesman- 474-6625 True Value Hardwate - 845-2662 Wills Decorating Center &; HardWare Store· 937-3733 Winslow Paint Company - 7'f9.4833 ·

In addition, membeJos of thfa procram may take lid­vantage of &rOUP rate iDsurUee by .eallinJr 4'74-4161. .

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Beef lb. 51.99 Orange $1.39 Bologna Juice

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Jalapeno 1.89 Cream 89C Loaf lb. Cheese ......_16oz.

Eduich Cottage ftC Honey S3-" Ham lb. Cheese Upton~Gal.

Old Ycri:

Muenster 2.S9 ICE 99c Cheese lb. TEA

.,. • 1.11.-7 • .II.

l"harn-y Will ... a.-t July 4

Com-Peas ·. Del Monie 2t ' Cut or French 9c Green Beans Kingsford Regular Charcoal

79c $1.29

KOOL AID 2 qt. size 59 :=:::.xlened . . c Hefty 50-9 in. Foam 191: Plates

·Cheerios

SJ~· Cereal _ 15 C11L

:a.w.n Grain 7'4 oz. Macaroni 29c &Cheese

39c 79C

69c

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$5·79 12 pk.-12 oz. cans

Miller Beer ss-••

12 pk.-12 oz. cans

=~:,t;, $3.89 4 pk.-12 oz. bottles

Milwauluia's Best

BEER 6 plr.-12 oz. cans

Andre ct.c.mpagne

750ml.

$1.79

$2··· Piek12 pk-12 oz. cans

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n.- photos - collected - pen .. the .......... tion for the fiftieth -ni~ IMicllt We..-.

them here for YMW entoY-nt of a loelr badcward.

H a~ can fill in any detail altaut the people or _ _.. picturecl. pl-. drop us a -.. U.. the Co-op

drop box - write lo us at ... ... GNeolbelt.

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COUNciL. Cont ,_. p. 1 aaelt·' _.. &ad arcUecl that the· ..........., pieee of ~tion ....Wlllo"a~~for man ·.e~t (applleatioas)." . ._ ... ·Bra• ..... qne.. tio!leol. Dllloqd· ~ ' t the

::=~-=-:a- ' y ~, .. 'l'lle7- .... ::e-J:.:: ~ ·~ ........ 'i')(o= of the ~ Cltbdr.o Aaao­cialio!n lillie! that ~·­~~of tile appJI. .calloa If puidloc · 8Dd. lllpqe - n.trieted. a -..eft 'major. it;v deelded to snppon. t:lie appU­eaat'a lacialation If the cit;y ·can lint !eYiew the Jm>PO,.t Ian. -- Other·-A D1JIIllller of ordlnaD<:U and ~ were taken ap in or· der, after three new police ofll. een, hma P. I>ono.an. 'Tbomaa Jteitline &ad 8teft XeDer, were ... orn in by llayor Weldenfeld allll PreaeDted · their: famlHea to eoaneiL M .. t of th- were rou­tlile 1ileaaurea peh aa purebaae of eompnter equipment for Yar­ioaa elt;y departmeata.. and re­peal of ~t (cat) Ueenalnc by the elt;y which will lnatead iaaue .,.,.. <1oc and eat 11eenaaa. Two propoaed · money lilloeationa did brine reaeti...,. from oue council member. Appn)prlatfou from the Commanlt;y Deve!OpmeJit Block GnDt Fund were i'l'OPOoecl by std', In the amounts of $173,000 eaeh for r04d Improvements on Ridp Road frorn Westway to 7 Court Crescent Road; on Garden-1f8:Y; on Hillside Road · from Creaeent to Northway; on Ea._t. 'WaJ'; and for 111!'W· sidewalk on the. northeast aide of Crescent lt.oacl from Hill'lide to· Garden­way. White su~~ a public bearinc before · preeeedi1Qr .,..itb work on Hi!laide and Eastway, but eouaeil voted· to proceed. Alao. a transfer of . funds from street" mainteaanee to. · senral servtc~ ~ncludinar waste · eolleetion wa!l queationecl by White. who be­lieved waate eolleetlon sboald · be .,.ld for entireiJ' by feea. Brani and W..........,.ld . ..- .that there ltacl ....-1JB beeJi a council vote uot .., ... _.., t- and the tramif~ waa paaoecl by council. apia an: a...,. of 4. to.l. Finally, atd'-propooecl ""!'J'polDtmenp to the city'o Park and Recreation AchiauJ' Boud were deferred on a modon.loy PnteDII. who -uted a m. Wvl;rteat. o:l. colllldPa pro-­eeclare «w lamdlblc · ouelt reap­poiD-ta. The pleMnt appoint­-b. will be temporarily COD• tinued. .

,_ si.lh.liihi'~ .. ToW-Becoln!ILGw

Juir 1, . .r!lell a.e iriii - iitto e«eeL ODIJ' "diagnoatie maumto­arapby" will be covered for wom­en older t~ 65. . DiagnOstiC" mammOcraphy refen to breast x-n.Y• that are done onl:r a:fter a· lump or other •7'1DPto'ID of -hreut caneer has alreadJ"' ap.. peared.

·· •!)a llqU. 0....· R~ Bu .... sipecl Into law two billa of iin­porlauce· to women. lntlocluced 1!:F Del. .JO.i> Pftida:{D,. Dlat-18), RBUlll ............ that' aD _.n. ea1 inAnllo8 ~ in·. atate of ~l!d'4~­pl.,.ataJ',....,.....:JGr .......... .- DeL Pltkiu alao won paasage partieipatine In tiM! M--.re pro- of HB1820. a bill that will re­llrain wl11 be 'req01t'8d ·to J>OY for quire all pbyolcians in the State an "ahn11al aereezitn«'loy """ dose of Maryland to provide eTery -ollftlllhJi.w Mamm~y woman diagnoaed as bavlnc is the technique to x-ray wom- breast eanee~ with a broebure en'a· breaets to ftnd eancera that detailinc alternatives to rnaatec: are ao INIUlll that they cannot be foullll even in an aamlnation. tomy for treatment of b_.t

Aeeoi'ding to the National Can- cancer. This educational booklet cer Institute, the Ameriean Can- waa prepared by the Medical I& cer Society and the A<!Derican Cblrurgical Faculty of Maryland. College of Radiololll", all women Also efFective after July 1. this

:!,~~ ~~~ : ::!!':ra-:;,e~ law mandates that women sign a uuse it baa been proven that such statement itdorming the health examinations reduce death rates department tf-t the· booklet was by .. much aa one third. Until received.

lecial s.--Seuen ,peas at Utopia '11leater

••A C·ompany ol Waywarti Saints." written by Georae Her­man and ·directed by Randy Jones,. will open a apeeial aum· mer -..on for the Greenbelt Pia~ at the Greenbel~ Arts Center's Utopia Theater.

The ptay wiD be performed Fridays and Saturdays. June 27, 28. July &, 11. and lll, and Tbura­day, July 10 at 8 p.m. There will be one Sunday matinee. July 6 at 2.

Performed In tiM- Commedia dell' Arte style. the play will fea­ture masks made by Robbie Ran· kin, theater pro:feuor ·at St. An­drews Prab:rterian College in Laurinbure", N.C •

In preparation fa:r the apecial­b:ed performance styles. the Players participated in a work­shop conducted by Rolll>ie Ran-

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kin and Brenda Wentworth from the Department of Speech and Dramatic Art at the University o! Missouri.

The workshops taught the im­provisation style ol the Com­media dell' Arte performers, Re­naissance dance and improvis11.-: t on movement. as well as mask eon~~truction.

The production will feature mu­sic by Katy Kidwell, costumes by Tina Barylski. .Jan ice Groft and Karan True. and seb by Bill Shields.

DireCtor Randy Jones first joined the Greenbelt Players this year, when he played Snoopy in "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown." He has workcci with numerous other community the­ater &TOUpS.

Ticket discounts are 1-.vailable for studenti. sE'nior citizens and groups. For more information, call 441-8770.

& City of Greenbelt ,

A PlAN fOR THf ROOSIVILT CENTER

The City's Goals A Plan for Roosevelt Center

Adopted by City Council November r 7. J 985 OutHne of a general pLan for ttlbe comme~a.l sed:.ion of 1ibe Roosevelt Center b3.:sed upon the genel"' .. d findings -of lllhe eharett.e pazticipalllts and dtizens. General Objectives 1 .. To mabtain lbhe Rooseveh. Center es the communi'ty center Off

t1he City. 2. To main"bain .and improve t:'he eeorromic vi:.a,Jbility qf RooiSevelt , Center. · · 3. To upgrade 3nd :im.pr-Ori the bui-1-di;,gs aml arounds while .pre­

-s2rving end !!bren.gtbetJ.!ng the -original detilgn and ·pla.nning cocepb3.

4. ·ro restore. pfoeserve and ellbanee Cbrollg'h SY'fDpa.thetlic addl­tione. the original chal"8:cler a.nd detaoitls of the center, making necessary provisions for hmran ~e and a:ad'ety.

More Sped.&c: Planning Objedivn 1. Undertake rebabl~on of original buildinp to binn to

modern <.OOe dtsndarda end to restore the hiStoric: art eco facadee.

2. Preserve the original theater l8i3 a cultural arts 'Center with aetivitiea '"<'tending on'to the mail.

3. Rebal(l.l:We Centerw:ay and adjacent sidewalk with eo dera­tion being given cto enlarging tlhe pa:rtd.ng area and strengthen· ing 'the uae of the areas by pedestrians.

4. Stren&tben the pedeatrian apprO..cbeo to the center. a. Explore atrenctf>eninc Centerway aa pedstrl- way -

nrake ;t m.,.... <Jl a --Y ..oltb wldclea ra~er ....,n •

- - pMeatriallll erouinc.. ' b. Extend and viMM!Iy open 'the maN- between dte Co-op a DC! the cleanen, eliminating moat parking and poM.ibl,- pro­vid'inc 110111e added 11hops froniJing on ltbe srea.

e. Alwo utend and "'l"n \'be mall to the .. - parking lot between the savinp and loan and medleal center and also

· ~Y provide .-e additi..,..l ..._ d. StrenctDen 'ltle pedeatrilon _.,...., · f1n>m <the recreation

.....,.. and die ......, pariring lot. 5. Consider minor -,.;on of 'll>e center and aome edjuatmeJ>t

of exllltinc bualneaaea. · to better serve potential c...-era, keepintrin mind- dae eize of U.e center !. llmtted ~ •.:all· OlllWty of parldJ14r and by the ceneral -...-r - • nei&W>or· hood C"CXD~D.-cial center. - · \

II. Provide - odent!fteation to Roooevelt Center by pro~DC an eota.Dce olen on ~Y and --1 Klr'U' on eity streets.

Jaltial Coanea of AdJoa 1. Adopt. Iiiia plaa M pneRI plen foJi.111e center. · 2, Seek pooofeul-'a invol?od. in die -- if .,..aible, ,to prellf.-.......,. of thee~ a adealcn plan. 3. Eatabllab a poSition of the city u to the future of the Cui

A.rt CeDter and the rOle of the dl¥ in- ,_..., 4. E-loy • clesicner to _.e plaM frsr tloe .--..ot . of

Cen-y ~ cleals -.&ad reao- - follcnrinc faa eo: ;;;; ~ .... -to _.,.t ... Jti ....

b. ~;:c~ ~==~~--and c. ~. or. not to .......... exiootinc- an.d ~\

ploult -teria!. cl. Wbatto<ID'orldaealbbl __ _

e. .~:io<I!--"'-~"' ........ ~

The Designers' Response Recommendations of Professional Designers

ParticiPGfiltfl in the. Roosevelt Center Chareffe 1. Uae a Hll.tic appreadl - a Master Plan

Use quaHfted prof....ro7>als Commit financial reeou.rce.s EXeoeute in a timely and effici(>nt munnt.•r

2. Should be an exteMion of original plan to mt-et prt>sE'nt and ruture needl!l

3. Charette Guicleliaea a. Rea~nn tbe core of G<reeubelit a.!-1 tht• gov .. rnmE.'ntal, nx·­

reattona.l and commercial c-eM.er of tht• cununurdty. b. RespecC; original aesthetic, and hring inlu tint> Jww~·r con­

st.l"'\lle'tion rand all new. development with tho· ol-iKinal tbetic. · .

.f. Carry out recomaeaclations by the retention uf (~ualified pro­feuioftal 4eaill"ftel'll

5. MaRter· ria• Gaidelinea aa set rortb by Charette a. Preserve, ret,.a.in end maintai-n in thPir original stylt· tht~

exterions of llhe orie'inal buiJdlingtS. b. Li.mit. 'to a minimum •ddirt:i'<ms to the orij(in3.1 buildings.

pAmatlily on tbe roof and des"ii2'Jl addlt~ons to ht> sympa.­'bhetaie to .the original bu.iJdingg.

c. All new conetrudion must harmonize but maintain a clear detineaC:on from original buildings.

d. Recognize and ~ bO'tlh vehicular and pedes­trian cin:utat.ion and t.he aocess to t.he Cen'ter as separate but nec~ry e.nt.itiea - usoe lbhe p.rimary es'ta.blished ve­bicle pabterns. ( 1) ex-tend the visual and phys:.ca.t entral"liC'es to lthe Cen­

ter by e.atabtishi~g a 181t.rong ·tink t<> the adjacent areas ll:hroug4J. landscape 1o1.nd arehiteot.ure.l 4lreatmen't.

(2) Use compatible sce.le and materioa·l to make tnme.it.ion from naturalistic landsCape tlo tJhe p)ra.nted, built spa­~eB wtt:hi.n tbe Center.

e. PW.rking recommendations ( 1) Ol!ien't arriving vehicles to various parking oppor-

tu.niWea by use of appropriate entn.nce signs, /2) Reatrlct. •ervlce parking ao ttle . .;de parking lots. (3) Provi~ addittonal t.n~ing m parltinc lots. (4) Red-.n parking on Centerway to increase trhort

term opportunities by providing spaces on bath sides ot road.. However. provide pt..nbinc talandls on both tridM and ~J'e:ll8t;ben ped~en crossing to underp&ss .a an extenaiOD ol mall which vehicles C!'03s.

(5) Provide immediate expa... nsi C1f long time parkine in n- (Co-op) po~ and strengthen pedeo-trian ent..anee betW~n -thee and Co-op.

(6) RedMip nor'lllelult'~-bost ofllce) parking l<Yt t<o pro- i'

vide '-' tlhort term parid.ng near !the center, no park­inc to !the- .rear of the mall but landscape in.Jtead; ~ proftde. ped-rian unk to the recreation......... I

(7) ~ parloina .,.. nec...-ary into the Candy Cane i O'..t.)' ~ area bat preserve existing trees.

f. Do not pnwide a kitebenlprace/retuse area in space be-~· ~tween ltbe Co-op and the theater to serve a restaurant.

.. ~ ~ • portion of the pneent paving in the center of 'the mall ._ ploant rna'terlat...

h. Jlemoln exiati111r trees only oupen the adv)ee of a 1rand9C'B.pe

·an:loitKL i. u .. Uailar pavfnc -tmals. j. Uae ....._ ... b and ·"ld:ased doors in.rtee.d of e1umimun or

-.-d.. k. Uae · iDclftet licblinc. and ,_, Replace exioting m.a1U

llc'l* willa illclclen oa "bollard" UP.tibc. Continue lo>w level ~ li&ttlllnc.lnl>o perlm-r ped_..., ~k.

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P..-~!!21!2------------------~G;!!II!!J!!ItN~!_!B!lBI:<~:rt_!H!!o~W!JS~&B~V~IB[!!W!.,.. ____ ~:---::=--:~'l'barada)-,·laile !f. 1988

Businessby~::e~ed Here~\',, 1 ~ /_G:r8eea111<1Jel~'8~:; 3:_ ~. ·. With a sumptuous breakfast at Martin's CrouwiDds. - . 08 esQ

~ folder of promotional materials, and a .,me-grown vide6 / - £!Ill -.-:- -----"". •how, the leaders of businesses with PriDce Georges CoaDty ~ addl'e11Se8 were feted on Friday, lllay 23 at an appreciation breakfast by the Prince Georges County Economic DeveloJ)­ment Corporation.

The ,theme-Follow Success to Prince Georces County- ~og­nizes those businesses who have moved into the county or ei­panded and stayed during the past three years. J-oe Edwards. ~=o-resid.ent ell the EDC. commended especially those who expanded ani! re-mained within the l:ounty, they represent. probably, over

. two-thirds 'If the new develop­ment. The EOC is set up to aid businesses hy helping to find the right loeatio-.,. providing resean:h s.nd data on the county and as-5isting with information about various State lending programs.

The audiovisual presentation. entitled "'Promoter~ of Growth .. interviewed a number of eounty busine-ss leaders among them Neil Coakley ol Coak!ey A Wil­liams with corporate headquar­ters in Greenbelt. Appropriately Coakley was ftlmed before a back­ground of waving green trees.

Also notit"eabht to the Gre.:>n­belt observtt-the cover of :he s-peeial adYertising supplement to Regardie's. entitled .. Fast For­ward~· shows an aerial view of Gr~nbelt-the westE-rn an m the billion dQilar eircle .The eover at Black~s 1986 Office Guidi? to Prince Geonres County features the Orlord Buildinc 'ln the Gol­den Triangle. Even the ad slicks an home grown. by an advertis­ing firm tn Greenbelt, Wi:st and Brad.,. A tall building topped by a wa-ring ft.ag-. a Gr~nbelt land­mark. appears in one. The- ad copy reads as ;f writ~n wlth Greenbelt';;; eonce.rns in mind:

policies designed to maxi­mize planned business _ g7owth while maintaining a quality life­style for all of our c-itizens- •· and ·•. . . you can be assured by the knowledge that adequate pub­

faeilitie!l are in place to-

ared speake-r Parris Glen­resented four challenge-s

business -community: tran.spo JOn. minority entre­preneurship. quality development and preservation of the environ­ment.

Glendening annouMed the al­most completed deal whi<'h will release funds for the constru-e­bon of the Metro's green line to Greenbelt. 11e gave the most praise to Representative Steny Hoyer whose job it was to .. make sure a11 parties eame together-" Others he mentioned were Coun­ty CouJJl"ilman and :Metro hoard member Richard Castaldi and Robert Ostrom. an alternate :Metl"O board member. ~He ehal1enced the business

eommur.ity to aupport the coun­ty"s bond i&ue on the ballot this fall to fund road improvements. Those in oppoaition will mount a atronc flcht. he cautioned. <h­trom'a nat uaipment.. said Glendeni~. wovld be to bead the roads projeet-""'-.re'll baYe- one team. headed by ODe iDCti.Tidual to get the roada oa line. w

'"In Order for ua to move ahead.w said Gleudeniq. '"'every­one oueht to llan a ·stake in the coull"tTs future..,. He pr81DiMd a stzonc effort to meet the ~ty':s t.arpt r:ll 30 pereen\ minority proc:urement eoatr.ets and chal­leaced private business to do as

~ daaneapd tieYe1Gp. en to provide 1be "llicloat qual-

it7 possible. We have reae:bed a measure al eonadenee .. " he said. "now we eaa emphasise qoalit7. Tbe county an now say no to those who haY-e done shoddy work. • -we promise to protect tbe ceomty and tbe iD-.estaent ol thooe doillolr a aood i<>O. • ~ deDiD« .. id.

Tbe fourih challeftce w "presenatioa at the eBYiron~ me:nt." The eounty can support both the -enwironment and busi­ness. bosiaea ought to do the same. There ahould be no eonllic.t betweeD the two. said GlendeaiKg-. Prince c;-I'Ji'OS Co1111ty. be said, will be a full participant ia the protec:t:ion fll the C'hesapealr:e Bay. the Anaeostia, the Potomac and the Patuxe-nt.

The 61th ellallenge, Gleadenin1r said "is my penoual ...,.J-to provide long-term ftacal stability for Prinee Georges COUDty."

New Head Named ~erry Clad: hu been selecled

to head 11p tile new Yideo market­ing di-.isiort of Richard Scott A: Associate& His responsibilities will inchlde the editorial and studio proclwtion of video sal-es presentaticm& eorporate annual reports and eonferen«: aDd train­ing p-rocra-- A veteran radio and telffiaion personality. Clark has been the Master of Ceremon­ies for tbe loeal MDSCular Dy.­tropby Teletloon sinee 1976.

Men:hants Group Meets The Roosevelt Center Associa­

tton C RCA) Jteld its regular meet­ing on Tuesday. May 27. in the Co-op supen11arket. Ben Rosenz­weig gave a ftnancial report on the ~eouut established at the Sovran B&nk. IRS ta:.r: exemption requir~ments for a DOn-pro6t or­ganization. die filing of a Char­ter. and saJ,mission of bylaws and rules r:ll RCA.

Leo WaWer funtished an ex­ample ol .,.laws. its qmtents and Aling re~~uirementa for RCA ·s: revi...-. The bylawa will be draft­ed by ... --ig. FTank FonL :a. Da-ria and Gweu Wor­ley.

Xonnd Herling reported on the c-barette • ._mary recommenda­tions preeeated by Sibley Jen­ninp and .-ggested. all members sut.ait •jecti"HS af RCA for pre­sentation to eity eoune11.

Chai"rpenon Kiebel Burcbiek furnished evpies of K.CA articlf" fo-r the annWenar,- hook.. He also welcomed beck Gwen Worley u an actfore member and manager ol the Mellon Bank.

Due- to Rmmer -..eations. the -next RCA -.eetinp will be June 26. 7:30 Jl-& at tbe Cc>-op, July 8, 7:30 LliL at City Bail. and Aucuat Ill. 7:30 p.m.. at the Co-op.

The MarylaDd Deposit ·-­aDee Fund (IIDIF) wu appointed receiftr of First Maryland Sav­ings aDd Loan. Inc .. on June 19 by Cinuit Court Jndp J....,ph H. H. Kaplan as the lim step towud !"tumiD&' funds to deposi­tors.

State ollicials said eJforts to try to sell First Maryland woald eontiDDe but told the judge that it is tn the beat interest of de-­positors to becin a liquidation of the thrift's assets.

MDIF Director Melville S. Brown said a general distribution plan for Fint Jlaryla11d deposi­tors ia beinll' de'oreloped to belp ac:eelerate the ·liquidation pro­cess. • .. Barring any lepl cbal­lence. the target date for the ftrst. payout will be the end of July."" • uid s......,_

.-we wm also eoatinoe work­inc with aU interested parties toward the goal of eithel' merg­inc First Maryland with another financrlal institution or structur­ing a partial aasumptiOo of the association." said Brown.

UDder the propoaecl distJ·ibu· tion.. modeled after a plan re­cent!)' implemeDted at Old Court Samp and Loan, f!ftrY deposi­tor would receive $6.000 or the balaJlC't!' of funds in their ae­cc.UDts.. wbicheYer amount is less.

The ftrst distribution. using State funds. woa.ld fully reim-

~ .. J.t ..... tioa Re1euM by t1oe Greenbek

Pelke Depertaeat A purse l:'ontaining jewelry

valoed at more than $2.000 was. stolen about 4.:45 p.m.. June 15 from the back of a bar stool in a Beltway Plaza restaurant where the owner had hung it while seated at the bar.

Cash was stolen and equipment damaged over the week-end of June 13 to 16 in a burclary at an ollke in the 7000 ·block of Eel­moDS ton Road. Af.ter enterinc the building- in an unknown man­ner the suspeeta elimbed over a wall and dropped tbroo~rh tbe eeilinc into an ollce area, where tbe theft and damace CJ<C'On'ed.

Three riftes were .Rolen during tbe aight of June 17 from an

~~=~in t!:rt.&l~blO:!a~ ment was brokeD into PY prying open a sliding l'iau ~r while the occupant waa ...,aj.

On June 18 daring tlte day an apartment in the 9301) block r:ll Edmonston Road waa broken into by removing a .sereen and prying open a window. A quantity of jewelry wa• .toleD.

An attempt wu made to break into a to""'house in tbe 8100 block of Lakec:rest Drift on lane 19 by slippi"'l' a m-1 objert between tbe door and tbe door frame. Tbe frame was clamaced but entry .... DOt piaed-

Geaera1 Pndiee r:lft..w-p-llljary, Iltrofte. ~~

G.-ltJiaideut-WiliUTaDpimerviewiJlG-

IMI'l'UL " BOUll CONSULTATION PBD

John T. Ward Attorney at JAw

14&211 Qaada ..... ~ ........ .arrlaDd 20'I'IZ

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bane -..Jy 70~ of Fint Kary­laDd'o depoUto:ra.

c...-- with ....... thaa $6,000 - reee!ft the belaDee ol their f1mda em a pro rata ba­sil! as uaeta r:ll First )(aryl&Dd are aold. Gcroernor Hughes has direetecl IIDIF to complete the payout by the end r:ll 1-. the aame ·time f....,e deYeloped for depositon at Old Court-

First Maryland. a S i ITer Spring-based thrift with $282 milliol' in depoaits. waa plaeed into eonsel"V.:torship N ovembeJ" 20. 1985, alter publiJlbed :report. that tbe thrift ...... having dif­fieuJty obtaiDiD:c federal insur­ance led to a J1ID on deposits.

The conservatorship was ex· tended past the normal sa month period to give the State additional 'time to -..,pt to eonsutDmate a sale of First Maryland. Extensive eft'orta to sell o:r merge the thrift have ~ far proved unsueeesd'ul. despite negotiations with numerous ft­naaeial institutions as well aa private investors.

Earller this year, liD IF llled a $4-5 million .civil suit agaizurt former offi~rs and directors· Of First Maryland alleging that tbe association was operated in a reckless manner in violation of its legal responsibility to deposi­tors.

Police Blotter A qu&Jttity of casb wu stolen

from tbe Springhill Lake Pbar­. maey in the 9200 block of Spring­hill Lane about 2:30 p.m_,. .JUDe 12 by two men. one ol whom lured the cashier away from the cash register while the other removed the: money. They :fled on foot. Both were blaek. 5•5w to 6'8", medium build. One was as to 50 yean old. Tbe other's age was unknown.

S!!'L Jobn Lann. on patrol In Greenwa.,. Center about 8 p.m.,. June 19 wao ftafted down by an employee of the Gap, Ine. store who pointed oat a man fteeing with atoleD merebandbe. Sgt_ Lann ehaoed him into nearby woods adjacent to the Baltimore­W asbin&'ton Parkway where the sospeet dropped the merehandi .. and eseaped.

About 8 a.m.., June 17 a quan:. tity of m.one7 wu stolen from a cardboard bo:a in a Hoeteu Cakes delivery tr=k parked in the lot at Beltway Plaza.

A Bowie man was arrested at Candy Cane City Park about 12:50 p.m-- June 14 by Ollloer .Jim Parker for coDIRlllting alco-­hol in a publie pl..,... He wu re­leued pending eoort aetioD.-

A 1117S.Oldsmobile aeclan,Mary­land Gllll370 waa stolen between June 6 and June 13 from tbe 61!00 bloek of Springbill Court-

A brand new General Ameri-

Tan-1 ... Salon o...- ~ 'l'be Oetapaa ~ lle1oD '

opened fW tloors OD J- J0 Ia tiM · lower ~ elf the BolloiQ 11m I at '12100 BaDOYU Drin iD 0... · llelt. A-.llltc to _, __

pr lliellael Jtenbee.. the Mlcm wiD otter "taanboa -u.n. •with eomplete Jll'l'nleF, retail -and vari-~" Ron­ald Eiaodorfer Ia prnideut of the - -Michael~- ~ tary.

.Jfbe salon will be opea on """"'· da)'S from e ._,.. to 10 p.m. and on weekends 8 a.m. to II p.m. The Octopua Tamdng Salon iJl Gnen­belt iJl tbe. third iD the COWli;T­For more ildormation eall ..._ 014L

Yoder Heads Council Broee Yoder, AJ:.C.P~ y-..,.,

PreaideDt ol Planni,.. for Green­horne 6 O'Jiara, Inc., W1UI ze:ceat,.. ly named ehalrman r:ll tlie latez­professiooal Ccnmell on EndroD­mental Deaicn. a II'I'OUP of or­ganisatiODS whose memben:' are engaced iJl the profeuiooal de­oip ol 1be built enviromnent­Member& of the group include the Amerlean Consulti"ll' Eneineets Council. Americaa Institute of Anhlteds, Ameriaon Society ol Civil Engiaeen and the Anu!ri­ean Society of Landaeape Arelli­eeta. Current issues being cl:is­cuned by tbe Cooneil inelude the pTOeUrement of professional .er­viees and liability insuranee... "

:Steel Lt- ll,adiai spare a" .alze Lt. 235!85&18 was stolen about 1:40 p.m. ~une 19 from a plek,up truek parked in tbe lot at 7500 Greenway CeDter Drive. Two men were seen removing the tire. wllicb they put in a 1960 to 1970 model General- Moton type ve­biele with temporary D.C. license tall' DX.91747 and drove off. Both men were blaek. about 20 to 30 yean old, medium weigbt. blaek hair with medium Afro hair atyles. ODe wore a clarll •uit-·The other wore & ·green polo ehirt with dark pants.

About 4 p.m •• Jane 17 a red 2lr Raeing Ine. bic:yele was stol­en whicb bad been loeked to a biqele raek at a Beltway Plaza entranee.

A Schwinn .20" black chrome dirt bike, hlaek rim, Serial No. 5134713. secured by a coml>ina­tion Jock, was stolen from ' the Greenbelt Youth Center bike raek about 5 P-DL. JUJle 19-

'Durinll' the nigbt of June 17 a car parked at tbe Nationwide Buildinll' in tbe 9100 bloek of Edmonaton Road was broken Into. c-tte tapes and a tape boz were atoleiL

A loeked 19'18 Volkswagen, parked ill 1be Diimicipal lot;Cbe­bill6 the Post. Olllee wu reported on JuDe 111 to haw been broken iDto cl1lrinc the week and an AIII..PII - la er atoleo.

GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNIO.N

NOW FINANCittG GHI .HOMES ....... ~.· 112 ce. .... ...,. G!fa• .. •ltw.MD · (301) 474-5900 .... ·

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July 4th

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Page U GllEERBELT ~ REviEW

Gnenbelten ~ saddened to hear that Sarah L:J'lUI Cratty, 18 month old• Greenbelt ehild who receiTed a liver tz'anaplant in an dort to save her life. died June 16 in Children's Hoapital. Pitts­burch. Our sympathy to her fam.. ily.

~~,~~. .. -~-·74-SIH

Congratulations to Xr. aod Mrs. Robert Radford of Mandan :a-d on their 50th Weddinc AD­:niftnary. )(argaret acd Bob reo. newed their TOWS at St. Bug-h"s Cbu..:b on Saturday, Jnne 21-the esact day ~1 their weddinJt fifty rears .....

Songwriter Julie Panono of Greenbelt. al011.. with her co­writer Aan Finn.. won ftnt place m the B.hy\llom and Bh•e danee catecory of the fourth annual mid-Atlantie aouc eo11test with their aon.c •Destiny". Tbq also won four ~ODd aod third pl!llce a'tlr&J1b in the e.u.y Hateniftc, top 40 roek. and Rhythm and Blues/ dance .c"atecoriea. Julie and Arm form part of the t.op-4.0 pop rock b.nd F~re. Their mnaic baa played on loeaJ radio stations.

Greenbelt weleomes Vernice Boozer as Vice Prinetpal of EleaDOT llooseftlt Hicb School.

Ann C ll,l 1> I y.n McCrulten daqhte7 af Dr. and Mrs. Willard Lamn of Greenbelt and Jlr. and Jlln.. David KeCraeke-11 ol Hern­don. Vircfnia, -,.eeeiYed a Bache­lor of Arto in Enclish from Bryn Mawr CoUep in May.

Two GneDbelten jnat grad-

Ronald G. Roet.,eb Member MillioD DollaJ'

B.oomdtable Aeel for

New von ut. a-­Life, Health, Gl"01Jl>, DlA'o

Anauities ud Pension Plana

81111 - t.a.e ~:<; w-..... G.- --e ttZ-~17 ,. ' loui-.IU-e1M

SPECIAL $5.00 off - aD

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CAU 441-9116

nated hom the Univenity of Xarybmd. llutern -.e. They are T- Burdriek and Sharon 11-.·

ConCrataJations to the follow­inc . Green)oelten who neeived oc:hoel-...;..-dy: ~ C. CeoleJ' -. named

to the X..D•a List 11 on or at Whooelillir eonece. WbMiing West ViqiJiia. Ti~ lltueh. !1011 of Carl>lyn

Jtardl . - named to the Me­Piserma Collqe. 11el'lleno"' ltaD-. ...,m,r aemester honor­able- ni1L

N'idlolu Percola of Jtid,.e Ro.d :ree:en.d a WH's W1to oa Caa-~ of Apprftlation oa at:adelt eleeti011 aetiritiea f,..,.. Pri.- Georps c-unity Collep. Vita Percola - a Cerlill<ate of A~ 011 ..--

- ~ el GNBII>eh - a Cltatioa of Honors from Dr. l'lllrieia A. ea-. Di­.-or of- Ho"""' ..._...., ot Pri""" ~ eo-aii&7 Cui­Ieee in .J011e. The eiWioa was r., hie'> c-~e pou.& ..,.,..P in boaors-. -T.~and

Stephen - ~ of Greeabelt. .,....., ,_a~ to the DeMt'• IAit. for tbSr oa:tMan-1-bc _.... perf...,..,.. dur­inc ._ Meo':w:l ~ ol the 1-- -- :rear sot ~-Co~. ~ions to Jerry Far-

Summer Jobs LAWN MOWING LAiloscAPING

. '$4to•$6

caU ...... lawn Service 345-2220 .......

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CaD 552-1686

~\ REQUEST F01t PROP~ ~fl Inspection Engineer~ng The City of Greenbelt is seeking proposals for the fum­iahing of egineering review and inspeetion services for the construction of streets, off-street residential park­ing areas for townhomes, storm ·drainage systems and other miscellaneous projects under city permit or con­tract, Written proposals may be submitted to the City Manager's Office. 25 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 until 4:30P.M., Friday, July 25, 1986- For fur­ther information contact C. Wilson, Planning and Devel­opment Coordinator, 474-8000. ·

FOR SALE Wiadoor Gne:>: ~lllliuttelt 3 BB. TMaoe 1~ -_ E.t in X-

~ lladtet -­~ - 1..-ge 8 BR, 2 -. ,.__ .Bm. Loto ot .._ ola - W-./Deyer $'10.SOO

CALL YOLANDE GREBZE · 474..S.S Or 474-57 .. ERAIN:rman~

FOR SALE: llia:ai Beach , eon­~. in aeellent ~tion. lOW priee. c.ll «1 ... 7&1 ...... -inp. after a p.,._ XEROX COPIES 8e UCh for 8~ x 11, Gn.belt Grapbiea, Xary­land T...te Center, - 1'10. 1101l - Pri. -:80 •• ., .... 21110. TRANSrii FILII, Slldei PliOO too, ~,.VBS/BETA- Pne 'l'We, F'rM allole. Video u.>e ~ evema, BLM Procbletiou.· · IDe-301_..,....., •.

WALL TO WALL CAJtPBl' ENTEJtPJUSB CAJtl"JlTB r..wloo llenitt Ul•'llll

All llnDda A Styles at QA­BONABLE Priea.. Call· for A-intment AJ17time_ If .., -· pleue c:all ~ . .rm - oeiJbw to -,...........

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C:.i .... 345-9117

~T ;WINDOW COK­.P.ANY. Ret!' owt Wbldow .. ~ w ....... IID4 DoorJ .74-

~or·.~-:. ;:, •=:-:! ::.-c:~~- ~ kal. Ut--.

- ,, . CJIILI)CA&E - ~' ,_JMJi_ 'ble- rif 1 ·JT. o14 loo1tlll&' for ~-.,.- WooddiUte toeO-ap ...... ~ -nei-ble . .......... Glen. 0... Gnen-lielt. Ool1 ~ after 4 p.m. 98!-082'f.

FOll 8.\LB BY. OWNER: Gneli­briar. 1 BR A Dell. Top floor. IAe -· ~ c. Sokol «1--·

:liOii . SALE: Ul80. DCMille Colt. liD; low -~ $1100. 845-'1080.

HiP. School GrGcluate We are IO<!Idnc for aa 0...­

bitioln penon iD'terelltecl in a -.. -l'tanity. Work· in pi'OCba:tioD - a -loaol -~­... ~ diwtdbatloDB eomp-any. trl-~ t>o et&rt. ~-nioeo lar tile ri&bt per­.,.. ...

CALL f..OU N7-4US

JI'OB. SAlLE: - patio ...,... ~u.mr. Sq_. ~- ...._ .nJK 15' x ll!' - ... !(loU 47'--1. BURGER KING - Gnell>elt iB I~ for well--DOJered, el-n, -od!:iD!r -le of all ..tea to help .. d- fboa\ ·- food to oUr eaftoiDen ia a cheerful eavlnm"""'t. All cia~ All hour!!. IJlCIU!ire .t. Burpr Kine· -'- CipriaD> ~ No> previous

Senior citi-

Boxwaod Split Level 191 H~ Ill-.

4 ·bedroom. 3 t.~ CAC, fam­ily room wtta ...-umine etove, ~Jed eat..in kitdl­en. 5 new steel ~rit.:y dOOI'S. laodiioaped JUd w/ laqre car~ den, many extrM.

opg.r HOUSE SUN'DA Y 1-5

Southwlnd. Duo . .-. pltarioit with IMirmoa)- llo. be \rio. C.S.N. Am<dea. Prr-:: ~ 'IIN-'111112.

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- .... loorge. · ..

Alolo ...

TN 5

NEEDED: · Mcther'o he)per for two ~ - Wlndor Green .r· ..... Oa!l-.ao&. FBEEZEll: 21 ·ca. ft.. Gibson •-'"""" U1-. .

·.b.o..U ... :~a:.l'J·ISK: ExperieDiedl u; ;yeu-old Melts da7 or . evenin~r wod!:. Oall o&'N-91"-9ELLtNG - Dl1ltMa Set, new ~en: ml11r0r, ~ dlair. B.,.t ot'ler. .&'1..-.

l"Oit SAIUE: Lot at Indian Au.. near . <Frederidad>arg, VA.

Camping ..-ort - reerfttion een­ter A swimminc pools. 5'1,000. «1--11. WAN'm»: Clerlt-teller,- ex­perience A typill&' required. Call 47~ or 346-334.3, · Aft for Oind,r.

FOB. SA:IJE: Ref~r. SO" s.elf ded.Mt·; er~"riap, ·2 ovetiiJ. . Both· Jn e•ellenlt CODdi­tion. Kaot ..U 47<l-CIWII.

REDUCiDI 1 BR FR.AIIE TH, Ranodeled XU.et.en A -. Alr Concli-11oner, WUI>er/Dryer. ea.,. ala and DnlpOa. Upe- llor P>i-. - Buy In Green· - at 1118J100. 11-D Laurel Hill Rd.

s..-y 1-6 p.m. 0~ HOUSE .... o.n~

forlon_..;nlm-1'980

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o.u .... A1lienodlft ~lei AIC, heat, ~. B/E., ..... . AftOI' li p.m. ..... _........

5teft 611 .. 193 1Uck937~7

WILLY'S •LOOK iA Xl!iY - Let -t.ob ....., ot all :roar lodt neede and probl...,.. ReoldentlaL C..m­merelsl, ~ft work. 474-51J'l13, IISCitOOOIIPU"r.J!lR TUTOR­ING - Bectnaer level. DOS, ... ~. 81)N8dabeeta. and data baou. 47._1.._, FOR &<Ult: s.l; 12° BW TV, ..... , entiqaed -r, Spaniah TV 'W>le, ...-! tiooialhelves, ~ deak, d.ininc room china oolbiDet, ltllinlt -. • kttehen ite-. M6-91a&. ' OAT WANTED: Wll~ ult ,..Je. Write aiOQ GoOd I..uck :a-d. Riverdale, MD lllllft'l, Compater lllnl ii'LiiiP:r Dillks. 5'4 ineh- hal> ....... ...a -­torecl. E~ i88,SD, $20; Ve-tim Data Llfe't!S,DD, t25: DS-DD t211. ~ Box $3, 10-dla tci-16811.

Townh- fOr lent

wOC!dstrMm ·a~ofLn.....,. ·

A~.Aac.BaDDF,bricht 8 b<lo. ~~ ...... FIHplaee. rm.-,~~DJa Kit.

VM1i 1 Utlla. 346-!IG27

JtiSC. - lien's N<mllooa tllrl -- 10~: Barrecno!ftera ski raelu ._ 41 .tz•; B..a.r enla-rcer ex­ponze meter; wide •ncle and 2X coJIVel'ter lenaes !lor Nik.ow~ Very .-.-ble, Ev .... 346-20911.

roR SAI;E - Brown abutters for GHI bridl:. new, greatly redueed. t'l'li- 346-1.600. FOR SALE - 1984 V·W Rabbit G'I'I. red, A/C. IH!pd., Am/Fm/ Cue. fog lights. excellent condi­tion, 28,500 mileo. $6.500 or beet offer. 4411-3639.

OPEN HOUSE - s..t .. June 28. 1-6 p.m., 2 BR fnme TH W'itAt entr,....y addition. Many extJ'Ili.J. includintr W /D, AC. dishwasher, <001111111' tan, cu&Wm ""elveo and d-. ~600. 14U Laurel Hill Road. :Jif6...4246.

EXPE·RIENCED HOUSE­CLEAN-ER AVAILABLE f<>r parties. mO'V'ing day•. ~nd regu­'- cleaninc. Thorough. reason­able, references aY'BiJable. Call Anne 982~-

GUITAR LESSONS - Soales. cfwrds. theory. reading. Fun time in«tructor. 937-8370 .

YARD SALES

YARD SALE - Saturday, 9 - 2. 2 Coup!. Re ... rob. APT-SALE--:-B=ab;..y-c7lo...,t"'he-s-, "'h7ig...,.h oh'air. Rugs, drapes, blinds & shelves to fit University Square. Sotas, pine table. inftl&ltai>le boat, books. ctn.iru. and many other items. June 28 & 29. 155 West­way Road, Apt. 102, 9 to 3. Door to left of renbal office. 345-7093.

For ALL Your Driving Needs

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345-8368.

KRETSCIIMJm MOVING CO ••• _,_DOt .... aaother IIIOVer l.aet ,_., - 92'111 of Kret8chmer Moving Co.'s ~ 1.-ci OU1'88f¥1ce EXCELLENT! Four out of ltv. ~ rated their move as an .EXCE'+DT~

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Lilcea 'good neighbor; State Farm is there See me for car. home. lile and health insilrance.

Don W. TauWie, du -1-:84. ~It, .... _

474-5CIG7

OPEN Tll111 I" .M. -~· Fri ••. Sat._.

BUSCH BEER

$7.99 12 palo $4.29

12-.

SUTTER HOME WINE

1.75 L

CALIFOR lA

COOLER '

. "hiayS Gal1o -t?JI~~ ....

3 I.

CCMIICola 16c. N.R.

$P9

From Our Deli N. Y. "-'- Hilt Dogs

2 u..rsa. .... $4.38/at, - $2.29/ ••

$17.49 $3.29

12-.

Dutch ............... $1.19/lt.. ~$.79/lt.

•"'!:rt':}~~ .... -........ , ....... $1 ......

beNt ~Diller 5¥ af . 'c..~.~. ...... 10 .. Q. .....

. CA5I $1199 12_jiCik $ 6.66·

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