Council Reviews Coming Year's 6rttnbtlt ca,ital Improvements Projects by Leta Mach How to spend $291,000 was the pleasant subject city council considered at a July 31 work session. The money has been designated for fiscal year 1984-85 capital improve­ ment projects. ltws Rt1Jitw Some projects had already been approved in FY 1983- AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 84. Totaling $49,500, the projects are Attick Park entrance road reconstruction, work on stairs and sidewalk to the post Volume 47 Numbez: 39 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., Aug. 16, 1984 office, Greenhill drainage work and Centerway resurfacing 1 with new curb and sidewalk. A large portion of the money get but instead listed as future would be used for street resur­ needs. The projects included facing on Julian Court, Lastner Northway resurfacing from Rin the the Audit Committee, had ex­ as possible." Barbara Moore pre­ is expected on the subject. made at the hearing. agenda concerned a GHI income pressed interest in serving on sented a petition on the subject No Concensus In Plan A, the roadway would tax liability which resulted from this body. However, some question with approximately 300 signa­ Of the remaining items, tne be 40' wide with parallel park­ an IRS ruling that cooperative had been raised about the pro­ tures which the group had hur­ Northway resurfacing received ing on both sides; .in Plan B, corporations must pay corpo1ate priety of a member serving sim­ riedly collected over the weekend. the support of W eidenfeld, Wh,te, the roadway would be 20' wide income tax on so-called "non­ ultaneously on the SLSC board Reconstruction of the tennis Pilski and Bram. However, 1t with perpendicular parking on assessm~nt" income; that is, in­ and the Audit Committee. Di­ courts was one of five priority was more difficult to obtain a the north side and parking spaces come which did not accrue to the rector Don Volk indicated that projeots listed as possibilitks m consensus on the 1·emaining items. moved directly in front of the corporation from members or he would be comfortable about the FY 1984-85 budget. The $5:i,- Street work, including worh. on residences. In Plan C the road­ from transactions with members. this if Hool were the board's 000 estimate for this project, ex­ roads not listed originally, was way was planned at 24' wide with In GHJ's case, this is primarily choice but Directors Deborah plained City Manager James a favorite item. Recalling a c1Li­ perpendicular parking on the interest income from investme11ts. Hartwiek and Janet Cantwell ex­ Giese, would involve tearing up zens' request, Pilski stated his north side, parking betwee]l resi­ GHI, which got an extension of pressed some concern about the the courts to put irt underdrains, desire to widen the two-lane sec­ chmees a-nd green space directly its 1983 tax filing date, 1s now situation. On a motion by Hart­ improving the drainage and redo­ tion of Hanover Parkway. Esti­ in front. The number of parki11g faced with paying income taxes wick, seconded by Cantwell the ing the base. Mayor Gil Weiden­ mated at 64,000 the project spaces varies with each plan. estimated by Comptroller Don bo!l'rd unanimously voted to' ap­ feld and council members Ed Pu­ was more than remained in the The street currently has 68 per­ McGinn at 40 to 45 thousand point Comptroller Don McGinn to tens and Toni Bram supported the fund. Therefore, he looKe0u), North Center parking lot. In while A-10 is the City of Green­ Attick Park entrance landscai,ing addition, he felt a heat pump/air ( estimate $14,000) and resuri'ac­ conditioner would be useful for Bloodmobile belt local government channel. "Clam Chowder" in Benefit Storer also provides camera :ng of the Youth Center roof the Youth Center gym in view of the senior citizens who use the at Fire Dept. ~quipment, _ &tudio and editing (estimate 22,000). Although the Appearance at Arts Center roof is not leaking, Giese felt a facility. Citing heat as a stre.is The Bloodmobile wm be at l ..Cdt.1e:1, v1<1eo.ape, 11.nd tra,n.ng factor for seniors in the sum­ the Greenbelt Fire Depart­ "Clam Chowder," a five meni­ classes for the use of their equip­ resurfacing was needed. Pilski melllt on Cresoont Road on ber musical group featuring tra­ ment. noted that neglecting the roof mer, Putens gave his support to. Saturday, Sept. 1, from 9 a.m. ditional and modern folk son&a could lead to further protilems the heat pump/ air conditioner. The ci.ty would like to see its if it should leak and damage the Pilski stated that he would thmk to 12 noon. Potential donors and instrumentals, is planmag a residents and organizations take are urged to mark the date on benefit concert at the Greenbelt floor. Giese recommended council about the project. advanwge 01 tn,:, opponumt.1 to drop the Cherrywood Lane resur­ Since no clear consensus had their calendars. Cultural Arts Center's Utopia have community events taped ' Theater on Friday, August 24 facing because this project will emerged, council postponed a beginning at 8:15 p.m. ' and shown on A-10 or A-6. Pub­ be done later by the county. decision until there was a better lic e~ents, meetings on import­ Proceeds of the concert will Council then turned its atten­ idea of the amount of money ant issues, awards ceremonies, be given to Children's Hospital. tion to seven projects not p::o­ available. cul.tural arts events, popular T~e group has played to large vided for in the FY 1984-85 bud- audiences at ,the Utopia Theater sports events and similar activ­ Phobia Hot Line more ttian six times in past ities are the types of program - Behavior Service Consultants, san® ming the city welcomes. If any P.G. Philharmonic years. Th;s three-hour-plus pro­ Inc., a psychological servil!es YOUROLD gram is designed to raise money person or organization has an To Hold Auditions agency ii\ Greenbelt, is otfenng for a worthy local cause while ~pcoming. event that may be of a free Phobia Hot Line Service allowing the group to perform interest city- or countywide, con­ The Prince Georges Philhar­ to the public. Behavior Service NEWSPAPERS tact the city. monic will hold auditions for its be~ore loyal fans and othe;rs who Consultants, a member of the enJoy folk music, according to In order for public access pro­ 1984-85 Concert Season f o r Phobia Society of America, ;ias FOR Ed Sobansky, manager and law­ gramming to work in Greenbelt, strings, trombones, trumpets and had a Phobia Treatment Program yer for the group. v~lunteers are needed to help oboes. since 1976. Hot line hours will b~ RECYQING with the production of these ev­ The orchestra will perform from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. on Tuesday What Goes On ents. If anyone is, or would like works by Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, starting September 4. ' to become, certified by Storer to Shostakovich, Mozart and Berlioz. Next Pick Up Thurs., Aug. 16, 8 p.m. Box­ Callers with questions and cvu­ wood Civic A,ssn. operate the video equipment and Rehearsals are held weekly on cerns related to fears, anxieties Wednesday nights from Septem­ August 22 8 p.m. GHI Board Meeting wo~ld like rto volunteer, please and phobia behaviors may e;all ·fI.amilton Pl. ' let the city know. ber to May in Greenbelt. in and speak with a clinical psy­ City of Greenbelt Tues., Aug. 21, 8 p.m. Green­ Contact Deborah Isaacs, Cable F'or audition appointment and chologist/trained phobic thera. Refuse Service •belt Crime Prevention Com­ Publi~ Access Coordinator, City information, please call the Prin.:e pist. For more information, or to ·mittee, Municipal Building of Greenbelt, 474-8000, for any Georges Philharmonic as soon as use the Hot Line, call (301} 474 questions, comments and ideas. possible, at 699-2540. 2146. Page 2 Lakewood Set to Hold ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 25th Anniversary Picnic Anne M. Martone, 77, died Au­ Episcopal frttnbtlt Jltws lttuitw The newly reorganized Lake­ gust 12, at the Calvert County AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Nursing Home. Baltimore Blvd. at Powder ALFRED Ill. SKOLNIK, PRESIDENT, 115t-1In wood Civic Association is in the Mill Rd., Beltsville process of planning for Lake­ A native of Scotland, Mrs. Mar­ Editor: lllary Lou Wllllamaon, 441•2662 tone and her husband, the late Summer Services Nan Editor: Elaine Skolnik, 654-7423, 474-6060 wood's 25th Anniversary Picnic to ·be held on September 15. The John Martone, and son John D. Sundays 9:30 a.m. Copy Editors: Barbar• Llkow1kl, 474-1413 moved to Greenbelt in Aprh, 1938. Virginia BHUCh• mp committee is searching for past Rev. John G. Bals, Rector In 1940 and 1941, she was the STAFF residents of Lakewood. Anyone 422-8057 Sandra Barnes, Suzanne Batra_ Lee Chambers, Arthur Donn, Peter Durantine, who can help locate any of these women's singles tennis champion Mav_is Flet~her, Joan Freeman, John Gilkey, Judy Goldstein, Ph ilip J. Hanyok, of Greenbelt. She was also active Maroon, Hamson . Peggy Hool, Janet James, Mike Jones. Ruth Kastner, Martha Kaufman, people, please call Diane Ronchi ~!henna Keene, Dorothy Lauber Loretta Levesque, Betsy Likowski, Leta Mach, Eliza• Timbs at 441-1189. in the Greenbelt Woman's Club beth Maffey, Ray Mccawley, Mary Molen, Diane Oberg, James O'Sullivan, Eileen Peterson, and the Bowling League. Adrienne Plater, Ruth Powell Rod Price, Bill Rowland , Charles F. Schwan Jr., Pearl Siegel, James Simon, Sandra Surber Smith Joanne Tucker, Jean Turkiewicz, · Ottilie Van She is survived by her son Allen, Helen Webb. Farewell Reception John D., Meehanicsville, Md., and BUSINESS MANAGER: Ethelyn Bishop; Circulation Manager: Betsy Likowskl 474-8483. by 7 grandchildren: Patricia S,rlnglllll Lake Clrculatlon: Barbara Clawson, 474-4541; N••• Review: 474-4131; Staff A farewell reception for Sister Anne, Matthew, Michael, John H, Photoarapller: J. HeMOn. Colette Marie, long-time teacher and Greenbelt residents Joseph Publi.ied awry Thursday by Greenbelt Cooperative Publlahlng Anoclatlon, Inc. Greenbelt Baha'i Community BOARD OF DIRECTORS at St. Hugh's School, will be held (15 Court Laurel Hill), Vincent PN•., Elaine Skolnik; Vice Pres., Bill Rowland; Sec., Barbara Llkowski; Treas., Virginia Sunday, August 19, after the 9:30 and Peter (9 Court Research P.O. Box 245 Beauchamp; Mavis Fletcher. a.m. Mass, in Grenoble Hall. Road). She also leaves 5 great­ Greenbelt, MD 20770 MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS: $20 per year. Advertising and news articles may be mailed (Box 68, Greenbelt); deposited In our bolt at the Greenbelt Co-op grocery store before Sister Colette is leaving for a grandehildren, one of whom is 345-2918 / 474-4090 7 p.m. Tuesday or delivered to the editorial office In the basement of 15 Parkway new assignment as principal ot St. Joseph John of Laurel Hill Road. (474-4131). The office is open Monday after 8 pm for display advertising; dead:ine is A graveside service will be held 10 pm. News articles and classified ads are accepted after 8 pm on Tuesday; dead• Thomas, Apostle School in Wash­ llna Is 10 p.m. ington, D.C. Everyone is invited Friday, August 17, at 2 p.m. at to come and share the hospitality the Greenbelt Cemetery. Mowatt Memorial Volume 47, Number 39 Thursday, August 16, 1984 and light refreshments. United Methodist Church La Leche League 40 Ridre Rd. '74-9'10 "Wait and See?" Co-ed Soccer league The La Lee-he League of• Sunday School 9 :30 A.M. (for all ages) To the Editor: Greenbelt will meet on Monday, . Starts in September Morning Worship 11 :00 A.M. On August 10, two members of Charles W. Barber, 67, a re- August 20 at 8 p.,m. aot 42K Ridge Road. The discuss.ion will be Greenbelt Recreation Depart­ the P.G. County School System's --.. tired Army major and former Rev. Dr. James Chong Pa.rk "Advantages of Breastfeeding ment is sponsoring an Adult Transportation Department and science teacher, died August 13 to Pastor Co-ed Soccer League which begins 10 members of the community, in Alexandria after a long ill­ Mother and Baby." For further 474:-1924 play on Saturday, September 15. took a measured walk from Elea­ ness. Maj. Barber served in the information, call 345-2680. Games a're played on Braden and nor Roosevelt High (back door) Army during World War II and Greenbelt Middle School fields. to the top of White Birch Court. the Korean conflict. After retir­ For more information and league The distance measured by the ing from the National Security ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH fees, call Anne Herink at 474- county was 60 feet shy of the two Agency in 1966 he taught for seven years at Greenbelt Junior 6878. mile limit which would enaJle Rev. John P. Stack, Pastor students to have bus service to High School where he also 3pon­ Rev. Thomas S. Schaefer, Associate Pastor Roosevelt. (The county used a sored a Chess Club. More recent. Al lne1~ell Library walk wheel to measure footage ly he was a volunteer with the MASS SCHEDULE: while two Greenbelt citizens used Prince Georges County Depart­ Tuesday, August 21 m'()vies for ment of Aging in assisting peo­ tots ages 2-8, 10:30-11:15 a.m.: two different pedometers. Both Saturday 6 p.m. pedometers measured 2.8 miles.) ple with the preparation of their Little Red Hen; Rosie's Walk; income tax forms. Chick, Chick, Chick; Mole and Walking at an extremely tast Sunday 8, 9 :30, 11 a.m., 12 :30 p.m. the Egg. pace, the distance was covered Survivors include his wife in 55 minutes. It will take t.he Elizabeth, of Bowie, his moLher, Daily Mass: 7:30 a.m Monday- Friday, 9 a.m. Monday- Satuzday students longer because of the a son and two daughters includ­ Sacrament of Reeonciliation: Saturday 4-5 p.m. Police Blotter heavy textbooks, musical instru­ ing Margaret Mitchell of Han­ ments, school projects, etc. This over Parkway, and a granddaugh. !Baaed on Information also means that the students will ter . .Memorial services with full Released by the Greenbelt be coming home along Crei!cent military honors were held this Police Department Road in total darkness during the morning at the Ft. Myer Chapel During the night of August 7, winter months - a prediction to in the Arlington National Ceme­ two homes on Lakeside Dr. were many problems. With all this m tery. bur.glarized. Both dwellings were mind, and more, the Board of occupied at the -time anrl the Education ( especially the Trans­ residents di.seovered the burglar­ portation Department) has a SPEAKER AT HOLY CROSS ies the nexlt morning af,ter they "wait and see" attitude. Wait and A Jewish believer in Christ wi1l got up. see for what? A vehicle wa.s stolen from the speak at Holy Cross Lutheran parking lot at the lake in the Your voice is still waiting to Church, 6905 Greenbelt Road, Sun­ eaTly evening hours of Aug. 7. be heard. The school board meets day, August 19. The Reven,nd The owner lef.t the car running on August 23. Write them today Barry Rubin, pastor of Emmanuel unattended while returning to his (Board of Education, Sasscer Hebrew Christian Congregation C picnic table to piek up the re­ Administration Building, 14201 in Baltimore, will tell the story 1Jf mains of a picnic. A police School Lane, Upper Marlboro, his transition from Judaism to department spokesman c-autions Maryland 20772). And don't for­ Christianity as part of the series Holy Cross. Lutheran Church get Superintendent John A. "Summer in the Son." all residents that it i,s e:ictremely 6905 Greenbelt Road unwise to leave a car running- un­ Murphy. Let's not "wait and see" Supper will be served at 6 Worship Services Sunday 8 :30 & 11 :15 AM attended. This is often done in what happens to our children; uo p.m. There is no charge. Every­ something about it today! Summer Sunday School 9 :50 order to cool the car down in the one is invited. For further infor­ Pre-School Program 11 :15 a.m. summer or to warm it up in the Diane Ronchi Timbs mation, call 345-5111. winter. Youth Meetings Sun. 4 :30, Wed. 7 PM Officers responding to a com­ SUNDAY, AUGUST 19: Rev. Barry Rubin speaks on "Jewish plaint about a drug transaction Believers In Jesus" Supper 6 p.m., Speaker 6:30 in the Beltwey Plaza -area on Edward H. Birner, Pastor Telephone 345-5111 Aug. 9 arrested ·a juvenile and (United Church of Christ) charged him with possession of a Hll11lde and Cr1111eent Road11 controlled dangerous substance. Christian Hope Center Hosts At about 11:20 p.m. on Aug. 9 Phone 474- 6171 morningl!I a 1982 Dodge custom van, Md. 10 am Sunday Morning Worship registration Z74350, was stolen Word Counselors and from the 7800 block of Hnnov r> r Church School for Children Pkwy. During the night of Aug. in Their "1st Annual" three-day Seminar on 9-10, two attempted auto thefts Infant Care Provided at "Freedom In Finance also occurred in the Greenbriar Fellowship Center behind Church area. The Rev. Daniel Hamlin, and Family Affairs" Within 45 minutes on Aug. 10, Pastor three accidents occurred within the city. At 5:09 p.m. an acci­ Personal Financial Management Seminar dent at Greenbelt Rd. and Han­ Find Strength for Your Life over Pkwy. resulted in two per• - Napoleon D. Rhodes, J.D. sonal injuries. T,he injured were Wed., Aug. 22 - Fri., Aug. 24, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. taken to Prince G!> Cl r_P'es Ge,,nal Worship With Us Hospital. At 5:32 p.m. -three (Doors open at 6 p.m.) persons were taken to the hos­ FAMILY AFFAIRS SEMINARS p-ital as a result of an accident GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH which occurred in the 6100 block -Juanza Guillory, C. Lamont Leonard - of Breezewood Dr. At 5:54 p.m. 474-4212 Crescent & Greenhill Rds. Thurs., Aug. 23 & Fri., Aug. 24 - 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. a property damage accident a-t Greenbelt Rd. and Kenilworth Bible Study for all ages (Sun.) 9:45 a.m. Location - Christian Hope Center Ave. resulted in the arrest of a Worship Service 11 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. 5301 Edgewood Rd., College Park non-resident on charges of driv­ Midweek Pr. Service (Wed.) 8:00 p.m. - FOR MORE IN•FORIMATION CAJLL 982-6400 - inl." while intoxicated. oome for submission. The Art tendance at both rehearsals is Show will be held September 1 mandastiory for all Talent Show and 2. participa,nts. Anyone with. ques­ tions may call Karen Celdran NOTICE OF Information Tables (345-5564). . A new feature ait the l<'estival this year will be a special infor­ Salute to Workers POSITION VACANCY mation day on Sunday, Sep: em­ An especially significant event ber 2 from 12 - 5 p.m. Free in­ over Labor Day weekend is the Festival Notes fovmation tables will be avaiiable annual Salute to American Wor­ Laibor Day Festival events are for community groups to man. kel'S. AnyoJle who is interested only two weeks away and dead­ To participate, it .i,s necessary to in demonstraiting an occupation lines for some events •are fast register with the Carnival Chair at this event is urged to call Di­ approaching. Anyone who wishes J Davis (345-3243). ane Vreeland (345-6848). to nominaite a deserving Green­ beliter for the honor of bemg Carnival named Greenbelt's Outstanding A meeting for all groups par­ MISHKAN TORAH Citizen for 1984 mu•st submtt the ticipating in the carnival v,.ill be held on Wednesday, August 22 NURSERY SCHOOL nomination by August 17. Nam- from 7:30-8 p.m. in the library SHARE LOAN SERVICE CORPORATION ination forms a.re available in Looking for a small nursery "The New Force in Cooperative Unit Financing" ·t O ffi Co ·t S . conference room. All groups school with a warm environ- Cl Y ces, mmum Y avmgs with a booth or special activity Share Loan Service Corporation (SLSC) has opened nd the a Loan, Co-op,· Springhill should send a representative. ment? its doors to provide loans for Greenbelt Homes. Inc. Lake Community Center and Openings available for Fall Greenbriar Community Center. Talent Show ,84. Nutritious snacks, read- (GHI). SLSC is now accepting applications for new pur- Call Bobbi McCarthy (474-5888) Two rehearsals will be held for ing readiness, dance, holiday chases or refinancing in the GHI cooperative. As of for information. the Labor Day Festival Talent celebrations and more. August 16, SLSC is offering the following: The registration deadline for Show. They are scheduled for Loan Amounts: $15,000-$114,000 the Photo Exhibit and Competi- Thu11sday, August 16 at 8:15 p.m. Please call 474•4224 tion is August 25 . To register, and Thursday, August 30 at 7:30 or 249-6282 80 % Loan to Value or Less* 121/2% initial rate, 5 points. call Stan Klem (345-9328). p.m. in the Youth Center. At- Adjustable Rate Mortgage August 27 is the deadline for submission to the Art Show. Ar- e New Loan or Refinance tists of all ages are invited to One ARM - 2 % annual cap - 5 % lifetime cap - pick up registration forms at index one year T-Bill - margin 3 % - thirty-year Community _Savings and Loan, amortization - assumable by qualified buyer. No the Youth Center and the Li- JOHNSTON, LEMON & Co. negative amortization. brary. Besides numerous prizes lncorporatec In n-~- d p • · d bo b" ~ to given by local merchants, two ti.rest ~s an omts ment1one a ve are su 1e,. .. special ,a.wards_ the Community v.our ne1·ghborhood broker change without notice. Adjustments in interest rates rru,y be up Fa.vorite and the Cipriano Award I• or down on year-to-year basis. Points may be paid by b~yer or for the best salv.te to Am- Members New York Stock Exchange seller. erican workel's - will also be •Loans up to 90% loan to value will be considered on a eaae-by- present ed. Oil Paintings, water and other leading exchanges. Member SIPC case b asas· and are subJ ect t o pr1va· te mort gage msuNnce· approvaI . colors, drawings, prints, etchings1. Stocks. Bonds. Mutual Funds. Maryland Tax Free Bonds. For further infotination, call Loan Officer Debra Penn at GHI 3-dimensional art forms and mix.. · 6305 Lane Greenbelt, MD 982-2000 offices on Hamilton Place (982-7978) weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 eel media, collage, etc. are wel- .______Ivy __. p.m. ~-~>❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖("~>❖❖❖❖❖❖+.)❖❖(~")❖❖❖ (ff)❖❖.:-.~)❖❖❖❖~~~~~~ ______;:..m----===-=-=-=-=====-======::1 Greenbelt Pizza-Sub i Until Closing Friday . One FREE Topping with the Purchase of Every i ..... ❖ ... GHI MEMBERS Large Pizza i ..z ,0, ... Closed Saturday, August 18 through Sunday, ❖ ... YOU CAN MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT at August 26 t❖ .. 107 Centerway 474-4998 + TH. BY JOINING A GHI COMMITTEE ~❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖~❖❖❖❖❖❖❖W•❖•~)❖❖❖❖❖~❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖t❖❖❖❖~~ GHI committees assist and advise the Board of Directors and are vital to the democratic functioning of the cooperative. To improve the functioning of committees and increase participation in them by members, the Board has restructured the committees. Four standing commit­ MOVING? tees have been established and ad hoc committees will be appointed as necessary to SERVING THE ENTIRE consider other matters. ~t,1SC'1~ METRO AREA The four standing committees are as follows: ~MOVING"" • Expert Moving & Packing • Insured Aesthetics and Environment Committee- concerned with all aspects of co. • Competitive Rates • GHI homes including reviewing additions and modifications which require 441-3345 • Large, Fully Equipped. Board approval as well as coordinate the annual clean-up. LOCATED IN GREENBELT Padded Vans • Free Estimates Member and Community Relations Committee - involved in planning and • arranging special GHI functions and GHI participation in community af- KRETSCHMER fairs. MOVING ca. Building and Grounds Committee - concerned with the exterior of Gm • homes and yards including common areas and parking facilities. • Finance Committee - concerned with the finan.cial records and affairs of RECEIVE A 5% DISCOUNT WITH MENTION Of' TRIS AD the corporation. Members are needed to serve on these com t1ittees for the coming term - September 1984 LABOR DAY 1, 1984 to August 31, 1985. Anyone interested should complete the following form: OPEN TENNIS ·------I wish to serve on the following GHI Standing Committee for a one­ TOURNAMENT year term from September 1, 1984 to August 31, 1985: sponsored by ...... Aesthetics & Environment Greenbelt Recreation Department ...... Buildings & Grounds WHEN: September 1, 2 and 3, 1984 ...... Member & Community Relations WHERE: Braden Field and Roosevelt Senior High School Courts ...... Finance EVENTS: "A" & "B'' Flights in Men's Singles, Doubles Other Comments Women's Singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles ' REGISTRATION: Weekdays, August 20 thru 28, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the Youth Center Business Office Name ...... , ...... FEES: Singles - Resident/ GT A: $5 ; Non-Residents : $6 Address ...... Doubles - Per Team: $7 Players may enter only two events. For further infor­ Phone Nos. (Home ...... ) (Wk ...... ) mation, contact the Greenbelt Recreation Department, (PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN THIS FORM BY AUGUST 23, 1984 M - F, 474-6878. - A'ITN: J. FREEMAN) Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW r------WHAT A DREAMHOUSE!! !! i Creative \ You must see this beautiful GHI BOARD con't fr. pg. 1 PGCC Offers Courses Narasimhan also introduced Bingo i Beginnings _\ colonial townhome wit,h mag­ two new staff members: Debra At Eleanor Roosevelt H.S. nificent In-Law a.pt! Contaw; Penn, the loan officer for SLSC i Offers ,music, dance, alpha- i many amenities such a,s form­ loans, and Jay Freedman, head Prince Georges Community Col­ 7:30 p.m. \ bet, numbel'S, cooking, story-\ al Hving room, complete lcilteh­ of a new Department of Contract lege will offer a variety of courses r time and much more in f e.11 r en, bathroom and much more. Processing and Technical Ser­ at Eleanor Roosevelt High School, every Thursday · l nursery school class for 3- and l Open Saturday, August 18 vices. This department will in­ beginning August 27, as part of i4-ye ar-olds. Openings MWF 9- i f rom 1~5 clude some functions previously their off-campus program for the i 1. Includes nutritious snack\ Great Location! performed by the staff a

Greenbelt Players play season begins Sept. '1. Fol' ,subseription anformation caU 474-7763.

Utopia Theater, 129 Centerway, Greenbelt, Md. ~ 474-7763 Greenbelt American Legion Memorial Fund · In addition to classes on our Largo campus, we offer a wide selection of courses at Nursing Profession Eleanor Roosevelt High School. Registration: Now through August 24th, Mon.-Fri., Largo Campus, 9 a.m .~ 7 p.m. Application for Late Registration: August 27~30th, Mon.-Fri., Largo Campus, 9 a.m.~7 p.m. Scholarship Call now for more information: 322~0806 I Prince George's (Must be a Greenbelt Resident and a Prince Georges l~loiiiiiiii.1 Community College County High School Graduate or a second year -~C~ Largo, Maryland 20772 Prince Georges Community College student or cur- rently employed in the nursing profession.) -~ Instructions: Prince George's 1. Use ink or typewriter. 2. High school transcript may be attached but is not essential. FARMER'S 3. Application is for the 1984-1985 academic year. 4. Information will be confidential. MARKET 5. Attach a 200-word essay titled "Community Involvement and Future Goals." Include community activities applicant was involved in and plans for the future. (This need not be submitted if applicant is a second year PGCC student or is currently employed in the nursing profession.) OPEN 6. Application must be accompanied by two ref­ erences and a statement from each concern­ ing applicant's ability to complete training, his/her career potential and any other infor­ mation that would help the selection com­ SATURDAYS TILL OCTOBER 27 mittee. 7:00 A,M, TILL NooN 7. Return application to Office of Financial Aid, Prince George's Community College, 301 Largo Rd., Largo, Md. 20772. FARM FRESH PRODUCE Date: ...... TOMATOES, SWEET CORN, BEANS, Name ...... CANTALOUPES, AND MUCH, Address : ...... MUCH, MORE: Telephone : ...... Hjgh School Attended: ...... H.S. Grade Point Average: ...... '...... Wells/Linson Ice Rink & Pool I Is your financial condition such that you need a 5211 Calvert Road scholarship? ...... If awarded this scholarship, will you make every ef- College Park, MD fort to complete your training? ...... For More Information: 952-3312 or 277-3717 Signature of Applicant 'age 6 ~REENBELT NEWS REVTF.W PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING LIBRARY OPPORTUNITIES 'hursday August 16, 1984 AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Informatics General Corporation, a nationally recognized leader in innovative library technology is seeking qualified applicants for EXPERT LAWN CARE, Inc. Library Technician pos,ition&, to perform a variety of paraprofes­ sional tasks at our Greenbelt and Rockville locaitions. Congratulations to Nan.:y ar: ~ • MULCHING • SHRUB INSTALLATION Applioants must be well org,anized, attentive to detail, and able m O'Reilly of 2 Court Laurel • PRUNING • TIE WALLS to interact courteously with library patrons. ill on the arrival of their second • FERTILIZATION • LANDSCAPE DESIGN Preference given to candidates with automalted data ba,se search lild, Conor Ray, on July 21. T :1e 441-2309 and entry skills. Library tratning ·or experience required. lb. 13 oz. boy, who was born Informatics offers a general benefits package •that includes •health, ; home, joins brother Jesse, 5, life, and optional dental insurance, and tuition re.imbuMement. ancy is a nurse at the Washmb­ Please send resumes to: Informatios General Corporation m Hospital Center, and Jim, a ':DomiHo ~e6taura11t Human ·Resources Department icent law school graduaLe took 6011 Executive Blvd. 1e Maryland bar exam last FRENCH AMERICAN CUISINE Rockville, M1D 20852 10nth. Proud grandmother :.; We cordially invite YOU to buy ONE DINNER ENTREE ATTN: llIBRA1RY OPPORTUN•ITIES •ene Fulton, 55 Court R-1<1ge who For additional inf.ormaition, please C()lll:tact the Human Resources 1ly recently left the C..rcenbelt & get a SECOND DINNER of equal or lesser value Department art (301) 770-3000, ext. 406. o-op supermarket here after 2M ~ars as a checker. Fu,! tlmt, Evening only with this Ad 1at is. She actually began work- ·Offer ends August 25, 1984 1g part-time at Co-op m 1947. FR EE he is working now at t:-ie lieu­ Not Valid with Gourmet Dinner ngton Co-op until that ~to,e 1: 10280 Baltimore Blvd., Rt. 1 FRE 'E ,Id, and then she will retire. Son College Park Beltway Exit 26A Je graduaited in May from Elea­ Buy a regular or large Soda and get a regular soda Jr Roosevelt High School. Visit. free with this Ad · 1g Irene and especially joyful 474-7300 as her mother, Mabel Myer of COCKTAILS ansas. The great-grandmother eturned home but enjoyed visit- LUNCHEON - DINNER - SUNDAY BRUNCH . 1g Greenbelt. Banquets and Special Parties Catered too Sorry rto hear that Sister Co- ,tte Marie is leaving St. Hugh's .1.-..;;;;;;;;;;;..____ ;a ______!!!!!!!!!l!!!!f chool. We wish her well at her ew school in W:ashington, D.C. Condolences to Margaret Mit­ The ERA®Buyer Protection li!ll of Hanover Parkway on the :icent .death of her fa,ther, Plan can make your home the harles W. Barber. best buy on the block. Condolences also to John, Vin­ mt and Peter Martone Qn the ila,th of their grandmother, MN. The competition is tough when you're selling a home .nne Martone, an early Green­ in today's market. You need every edge you can get to elter. We make the fizziest, zingiest ice cream sodas make your home more a1tr.ictive than the others. The in town . ERA Buyer Protection Plan• is that edge. And with 31 dilferent flavors to choose from, come Greenbelt It protects your buyer against unexpected repair or in and sip your way through flavor possibilities replacement costs on 11 major working components in unavailable anywhere else on earth. Freshly P,aint.ed your home. So he'll be protected Valid through Aug. 25, 1984 1 1 TOWNHOUSE from most expensive repair bills. Not good with any other promotion secluded If you had the- choice between a EASXIN-!OSSINS 2 hr. 1 b-a. w/d protected home and one that Window AC wasn't, whic~ would you choose? ICE C!EAM STO!E -· -· -- Owner Financing That's why the Buyer Protection 8865 Greenbelt Rd. Liz/ Shannon & Luchs Plan can make )'Our home the best Greenbelt, MD 20770 681-8300 / 699-5960 buy on the block ... . and the first one to sell. 552-3200

• \i ,m,• l1 m1f,H1on, ,md, onrf11ion, ,lflpl) "-•t• HELP WANTED )'l"' r K·\ • 1-t,-.,11 , 1.u,• ~pt•,,.,:", 10 rt•~"'" J coi>\ ut 1h,, ,t•1v1< C" n mu.,n. f, Male or Female ERA" REAL ESTATE Work mostly from home NYMAN REALTY on new phone program. . 474-5700 15J Centerway - Greenbelt, MD 2.0770 Earn $5 - $10 per hour NriKhborhood nflkN ..n,ywht'ff' . '°~ch • l'lo'~ I It •, 11 111111 K,•,1h1t ""1.c 1.11t•, . hu inf'l,•prncif'ntly o•nNf •nd oJWUlf'd. ·Call 779-1227 NewYork Strip PltJae.. Marinated Steak Veal Pamaaglaoa Fried Shrimp COT.I.EGE INN Likea BEEF HOUSE good neighbor, 9128 Baltimore Blvd. 7~2~N~~~D., ~; ... College Park, MD. EJ StateFarm GREENBELT,. MD .. t\,.\\{\t, 441-2040 345-0598 \}»"-) - is there. From 5 • 10 pm See me for car, -home. Buy any Dinner & Get Second One ½ Price life and health acalitJn ~ecial&I insurance. Of Equal Or Lesser Value WOLFSCHMIDT- ,. w. HARPER With This Coupon so• Vodka 86• Bourbon 1. 75 Plastic Bottle 1.75L Don W. Taulelle, clu. $7.99 . $10.99 Glass of Wine 1 c 8951 Edmonston Rd. With Luncheon Special' KRONENBOURG BEER IMPORTED WINES Greenbelt, Md. 20770 - Fine Value Selection - c,. of 24 - 12 oz. N.R. Bottles French • German - ltallan Manhattan-Martini or Whiskey Sour Alsace, France 750 ml. 474-5007 Warm Only 95c $12.99 . 2/$5.99

CUTTY SARK BlJD LIGHT Ladies Night - Mondays 86° Scotch Cs. of 24 - 12 oz. CANS STATE FARM 1.75L Warm Only Lounge Only $17.99 $9.99 ½ Price Drinks

GILBEY'S GIN GALLO WINES Chablls - Red Rose only Wednesday Night - A ao• 3 Ltr. Jug INSURANCE 1.75L All the Ribs You Can Eat @ $8.99 $5.99 $7.95 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington. Illinois. Sale Item, thru &-18-84 Thursday, August 16, 1984 Page 7 LQST in shopping center Monday. TO SAINT JUDE - In gratitud CLASSIFIED: One pair of glasses. Call 474-7317. for prayers answered. SPECIAL - $10 off your first $2.00 minimum for ten words, 10c housecleaning w i th this ad. PUPPIES - 6 weeks old. Small TYPING SERVICE: Specializ,n each additional word. No charge REMENICKS breed. Free to good home. 441- QUALITY CARE SERVICES of­ in quality and in accuracy. Wi for listing items that are found. IMPROVEMENTS 3808. edit. Rates reasonable. 441-274• fers professional housecleaning QUALITY WORK Submit ad with payment to the CORRECTION: CLAM CHOW­ HELP WANTED - SALES: Mi News Review office between 8 and weekly, bi-weekly or whenever LARGE & SMALL JOBS you need us. Also: carpet sham­ DER CONCERT IS FRIDAY, ture salesperson with retail ex 10 p.m. of the Tuesday preceding Kitchen & Baths Painting Aug. 24, NOT SATURDAY. perience, part-time. Sander's Je~ pooing, floor buffing, wall wash­ Tub Kits Carpentry publication, or to the News Re­ GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,559- elers. 441-8813. view drop box in the Greenbelt ing and heavy-duty cleaning; real Additions Gutters $5-0,553 / year. Now hiring. Your Coop grocery store before 7 p.m. estate cleaning. Licensed and in­ Repairs Consultation sured; many Greenbelt references. Free Est. Lie., Ins. & Bonded area. Call 805-687-6000, Ext. Tuesday, or mail to P.O. Box 68, R-8888. KITTENS Greenbelt, Maryland 20770. Call for free phone or in-home MHIC 12842 441-8699 BOXED: $3.75/column inch. Mini. estimate. 249-2193. FREE - Grey tiger kittens. 8 Free to Good Homes. mum 1½ inches ($5.63). GREENBELT Nursery School weeks old. Call 474-8725. has a few openings for 3 and 4 Own your own Jean-Sportswear, HELP OTHERS TO QUIT ------Beautifully marked Gray and SMOKE IN PRIVATE year olds in 5 day morning pro­ White Kittens. Ladies Apparel, Combination, Ac­ gram. Call 262-4437. CG FLOORS cessories, Large Size store. Na­ SMOQUITTERS Six (6) weeks old. BABYSITTER has two available 12230 DISTRIBUTION PL. tional brands: Jordache, Chic, Males and Females. openings. Ages 20 months - 3 BELTSVILLE, MD. Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Izod, Es­ SEAR'S TREADMILL: With tim­ Call 277-4355 prit, Brittania, Calvin Klein,Ser­ er. Excellent condition, $50. 345- years. Lunch/ snacks. Ref. avai,. 937-3303 gio Valente, Evan Picone, Clai­ 9483. 441-3890, borne, M_embers Only, Organically r~~.._...... _.....__...... __....._...._,..._...... ,...... FOR SALE: 1,975 Dodge van. No Carpets, Wood floors, vinyl Yard Sales Floors, Ceramic Floor & Wall Grown, Healthtex, 700 others. rust, very good condition. $1,2CO YARD SALE: 17-G Ridge Roa, $7,900 to $24,900, inventory, air­ Call Frank 441-4628. Tilt!s. Sanding & refinishing I DJ DELUXE I Free Estimates Clark Green Saturday, August 18, 9 :30-2 :31 fare, training, fixtures, grand FOR SALE: Rowe sofa-,bed, $150. DANCE MUSIC Attic and garage cleanou opening, etc. Can open 15 days. i i Sturdy wood desk, 4 drawers, 34" Sci-fi paperbacks, records, con Mr. Keenan (305) 678-3639. ~ PARTIES-WEDDINGS i x 60", $100 or best offer. Call 474- ics, household items, etc. COPIER: ENLARGES, RE­ SPECIAL OCCASIONS 5284 between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. FRANK GOMEZ i ~ YARD SALE - Sat., Aug. H DUCES, copies photos. Larger i REASONABLE RATES ~ weekdays or all-day weekends. sizes available. National Video. I PAINTING* * * 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 2 Court Garder i CHAS MARTEL i FOUND: Two keys on ring in PLASTERING way. Furniture, glassware, hare" Greenway. 345-0455. front of News Review office, 15 ~ (301) '41-2328 \ WALLPAPERING ware, children & baby toys , WORD PROCESSING: Letters, ,.~-~..._...... _..._.....,....,...... -._...... 1 Parkway. Call 441-2662 to iden­ Also Quality clothing - etc., etc. Rain dat labels, mailing lists, THESES, tify. Computer Mini Floppy Disks. Ceramic Tile, Dry Wall, Tub Sun., Aug. 19. reports, or any word processing FOR SALE - Air conditioner, ------5¼ inch with hub rings, soft Kit Installation, Swirled YARD SALE - Toys, kitche requirements you may need. Call 7500 BTU's (General Electric). Ceilings, Gutters and Down­ RON TOUSIGNANT : 441-1033. sectored. Elephant at $23 for 10 appliances, clothes, nic-nacs - or Verbatim Data Life, Double $75.00. 441-2451. spouts DRESSMAKING AND ALTERA­ moving - a lot to go. 112 Whit Density, 10 in plastic box at $28. FOR SALE BY OWNER435,- Excellent Greenbelt References Birch Court. Sat. 10-4. TION - Reasonable rates. 474- Plastic boxes, $3 ea. 441-2662. 000, 2 hr. frame townhouse. GREENBELT/GOMEZ 2038. YARD SALE - Household cor LOST dk. br./blnck f. Chow­ Fenced yard, quiet court, w/w (They Go Together) •~❖❖❖❖❖❖(M)❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖~ carpet, w/ d, dishwasher, 345-6639 tents - 2-C Eastway. Saturda Professional Photography by :~ Chow. Shy. 474-2509 or 627-5440. * 474-3814 * or Sunday, 10 a.m. t Reward. weekdays, after 6 p.m.; 897-8232 f Frank J. Neumaier ❖ weekdays. Ask for Barbara. LOST - Black male kitten ( 4 y 100-150 4x5s in album $275. :i: MOTHERS: Need time for your­ Beltway S.: with 10 8x10s $325. •? months old), white spot un,i.)1 SAVE 10-30% neck. Name is P.C. If found, self? Babysitter sick? Loving •, Low Light Video ::: mother will give your child qual­ Appliance Service ; wedding & reception on please call 474-8090. • VH i'._. ity care in her home. 474-2176. SAME DAY SERVICE ON ALL FABRICS ;• S or beta - +$225 ❖ LOST - At McDonald Little League field. A brown Mizuno COUCH - Sean's, 2 yrs. old, tan on Free F..Umate• +all other shooting $60/hour ~: and brown speck, $200. RCA TV j: Duplicates - $30. ❖ glove with the initials IT on it. •Washers • Refrigerators If found, please call 345-4693. -color, 21 inches console. Stereo H&I UPHOLSTERY •!• 864-4022 ::: & AM-FM-$75. Bentwood rock­ •Dryers •Freezers ~~)❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖(")❖❖❖❖❖❖❖~, Why Wait • Reuphol•t.er Now! ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­ er-$30. 3 leather straight chairs •Ranges • Dishwashers WALL TO WALL CARPET Open Monday thru Saturday P AIR - Electric, standard and I -$25 each. 982-7917-Ronnie. Discounts to Senior Citizens 8 A.M .. · R P.M. %4 .hr. •enic:e portable. Call 474--0594. ENTERPRISE CARPETS BEAUTIFUL, decorator - styled XEROX COPIES 7c each for 8½ Lewis Merritt 441-1266 canister cans filled with assorted Phone 345-5511 Call Today 937-1287 x 11, Greenbelt Graphics, Mary­ tropical fruit candies. Three de­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED \'ISA MASTERCARD land Trade Center, Room 170. All brands & Styles at REA­ signs. Great for gifts. Send for Mon - Fri. 9-4:30. 474-2850. SONABLE Prices. Call for further info. (can size, candy GUITAR LESSONS - Scales, Appointment Anytime. If no weight, price) : Martha Caldwell chords, theory, reading. Full time answer, please call back. I'm 7603 Mandan Rd., #104, Green~ Edgewood instructor. 937-8370. out selling to your neighbo"" belt, Md. 20770. SPECIAL GREENBELT WINDOW COM­ FORESTER Tree Service-Wm. $5.00 off on all BEACH HOUSE - For rent. A. Watson. 30 years exp. Dead TV & Audio P ANY - Replacement windows Dependable Guaranteed Service & doors & vinyl siding, 474-9434. Chincoteague, Va. Four bedrooms and dangerous tree removal. TV & Stereo two story Victorian. Full kitchen' Topping, pruning, trimming, roof PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Repair Work 4932 EDUEWOOD RD. washing machine and dryer. $295 clearance, yard work. Weekdays COLLEGE PARK, MD. 20740 Expert and Reliable Piano Ser­ per week. Call 552-3641. With This Ad vice to Greenbelt. Benjamin Ber­ 9 to 5, 864-4011, ans. service. Free We repair ATARI games kofsky. 474-6894. HELP WANTED for--el-d-er-ly­ estimate. Evenings & Weekend, CALL 441-9116 Licensed &: Bonded couple. Light housekeeping and 474-5793. PIANO LESSONS: Peabody preparation of meals. Hours flex­ Conservatory Graduate. Begin­ VENDORS needed for Maryland LICENSED BONDED INSURED ible. Monday through Friday. Football Games. Contact Ken e e ners - Advanced. 953-7094. Reasonable Rates Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed Needed immediately, salary nego. Greenwald at 454-2905 between CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE Please call 441-1397 or 474-6232. the hours of 8 :30 a.m. and 11 :30 Ca~e.ntry Custom Kitchens a Specialt11 Plants & Shrub• SERVICE - All makes repaired. CHRISTIAN mother wanted to a.m. M-F. Add1t1ons Tree Se"ice Call after 5 p.m. 593-9323. Porches HOME AND YARD Lawn care care for 2 boys, 3, 4½; 3 days a PIANO LESSONS- YOUR WILL BABYSIT in my Greenbelt week, 8-5:30. References required. HOME. Also violin, guitar, cello, Sundecks IMPROVEMENT Roto Tilinr home. Mon.-Fri. Good references. 345-5340. drums, etc. Patient teachers. Painting SERVICES Concrete 474-3079. NURSERY School Teacher wants TRAVELING TEACHERS AS­ St?rmd Doors • K.H.I.C. # 111141 Storage Sheds -Male, 4 months SOCIATION. 565-0894. Wm ows Roofing ed in Greenbelt. Part-time after­ Ceramic Tile Bob Wilhide 345-8368 ' Gutter• black w/white paws. 441-8890. ' noons, start Sept. ECE degree re­ SALE: Dining table w/5 chairs quired. Call 262-4437. and extension leaf. Walnut (table Morin & Associates FREE Kitten/Kittens. 7 wks. old. has no-mar top). Excellent con­ Very playful & affectionate. 345- dition. $185. Call 474-5041, after THE NEIGHBORHOOD COLOR TV /VCR 8135. 6 p.m. and weekend, D • ACCOUNTING • AUDITING REPAIRMAN HAS A NEW PHONE NUMBER! TAXES • INDIVIDUAL SPRINGHILL LAKE Stern's SHOE REPAIR SMALL BUSINESSES 565-0001 PHARMACY James Cantwell, CPA 345-7733 Beltway Plaza I provide in~home service in this neighborhood 3 days each week SHL Shopping Center WHILE-U-WAIT as well as some evenings and weekends. I'm bonded, licnsed and Serving Greenbelt top rated for over 25 years. You can count on my estimates and EXPERT Shoe Repair prompt fair service. I always call before visiting,_carry more than CARPET DRYCLEANING for 16 years 5 times the normal inventory of parts, and can (almost) always Don't be afraid to walk on HANDBAGS/LUGGAGE repair your Color TV IN YOUR HOME, ON ONE TRIP. I repair HI Fl'S and VCR's also. I bµy broken color Zenith portables. Call your carpets after cleaning. Shoe Care Products with model and chassis no's. from back of set. - Drycleaning is the an1wer! 345-3433 Reasonable rates! Fast •rv• \ laces & polishes Thanks for reading my AD. Please save it. iee. \ We are Here Call Missy PROMPT DELIVERY ~;...,.ai::.-:"T"lll:"', \ 845-7273 or 262-4135 f. JOHNSON OF IN-HOME TV SERVICE \ Our Prescription De­ -partment is computer­ \ ized for faster and • I KEEP MY PROMISES • Patronize Our \ more efficient service. Greenbelt Advertisers ~ z /. z z z GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday August 16, 1984

EVERYONE WELCOME! tfl'\ SUPERMARKET YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MEMBER - ~ ·PHARMACY TO SHOP AT CO-OP ' Prices effective Thurs., Aug. 16 - Wed., Au.g. 22 DOUBLE COUPONS •::•,:=~r WI.TH $10.00 MIN. PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEMS 50c COUPON IS MAXIMUM DOUBLED COLD BEER AND WINE PHARMACY BACK TO SCHOOL AVING AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PAPER MATE PENS • 10 Pk. • Write Bros. 99c WEEK MONDAY SCOTCH· MAGIC TRANSPARENT TAPE 2 for 99c WE OFFE,R A LARGE VARIETY OF THRU SATURDAY IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC ST. REGIS· FILLER PAPER. 200 ct. 79c BEER AIN D WINE WHILE YOU WAIT ST. REGIS· THEME BOOKS. 70 ct. 2 for 89c CO-OP LEAN BONELESS CO-OP LEAN BONELESS SEEuu:::,:, CRIMSON TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Bottom Round Roast Whole Watermelons WHITE 92.99 lb. CHOICE $1.99 LB. •1.89 lb. GRAPES 69Clb. •1.69 ea. :O-OP LEAN BONELESS FRESH WHOLE LB. LOOSE WHITE LB. RUMP ROAST FRYER LEGS :hoice APPLES POTATOES ;2.09 lb. •1.99 lb. 99c lb. 59c 19c »"EALTEST ½ G a I • A sst. Fl avors STAR KIST OIL & VIVA HEINZ 32 oz. CHUNK LIGHT WATER PAPER TOWELS KEG '0' 6½ oz. f:EAM•l-79 TUNA 69C Jumbo Roll 69c KETCHUP I.I9 WALDORF LUCKY LEAF MUSSELMAN'S TOILET TISSUE- APPLESAUCE APPLE JUICE COLACOCA 199 4 Roll Pk. 79c 50 o:z. 99c N.R. 6-10 o:z. • ½ gal. •1.09 HEINZ SWEET 16 oz. Fresh Qualty Meats CUCUMBER STICKS 79c Farm Fresh Produce lO-OP LEA'N BONELESS SEEDLESS rop SIRLOIN STEAK $2.99 lb. A&W 6 - 16 oz. WHITE GRAPES 69C II, ROOT BEER $1.79 • :resh Lean GROUND ROUND $1.99 lb. CRIMSON WHOLE BONDWARE 80 - 9 oz. WATERMELONS !0-0P LEAN BONELESS PAPER CUPS $1.39 •1.69 ea • tUMP ROAST $1.99Ib. RED DELICIOUS TOTINO~S FROZEN 'RESH WHO.LE APPLES .II, PARTY PIZZA 99c 59c 1RYER LEGS • 89c lb. LOOSE WHITE KEEBLER 12 oz. 0-0P LEAN BONELESS "POTATOES 19c lb :YE ROUND ROAST $2.79 lb. Soft Batch Cookies $1.49 • RIPE SIMKA RED & WHITE OMBINATION 312 oz. PLUMS •ORK LOIN CHOPS $1.69 lb. ICE TEA MIX $1.99 49c lb• FRESH GREEiN OUNTRY STYLE 6 - 16 oz. N.R. -ORK SPARE RIBS $1.69 lb. DR. PEPPER & LIKE $1.69 CABBAGE 9c .11, • RE·SH WHOLE PALMOLIVE YELLOW RYER BREASTS $1.39 lb. qt. C DISH DETERGENT $1.49 ONIONS - 3 lb. bag RESH 99 ·ryer Drumsticks or Thighs LITTLE HUG 8 oz. Asst. FlavoM FIRESH 99c lb.·- YILSON SLICED BACON $1.69 lb. FRUIT DRINKS 8 for $1.00 LIMES 10 for •1.00 Greenbelt Consumer Cooperative Membttr News WINE DEPT. BEER DEPT. RIUNITE BLACK Milwaukee's ~ew Health and Beauty Aid Supplier RED & WHITE LABEL BEST WINES n an effort to upgrade our supermarket and pharmacy, we have 1212 -12pak oz. 2 99 6-126 pk. oz. 169 dded the Rite Aid Co. as a supplier. The addition of Rite Aid allows Liter •5.29 cans • cans • s to carry a wide variety of national brands as well as an extensive STORE HOURS rray of private label health and beauty aid items which were not SUPERMARKET 9-9 Mon.-Sat. •reviously available to us. This new source has also enabled us to · 10-6 Sun. ignificantly lower our prices on hundreds of items. Come in and PHARMACY CO-OP We Accept U .S.D.A. hop the NEW CO-OP SUPERMARKET. 121 Centerway, Greenbelt 474-0522 Food Stamps