An Independent Newspaper Come On In! Our office is located in the Greenbelt Community Center. Use the entrance facing the Municipal Building, go up the inside steps to the first door on the left (Room News Review · 100). Volume 5CJ, Number 33 15 Crescent Rd., Suite 100. Greenbelt, MD 20770 Thursda). July l l, 1996 Council Seeks to Respond To BARC Office Park by Diane Oberg At its July 2 special meeting, able to obtain a copy of the the Greenbelt City Council took original county requests. Of its first steps in response to the further concern is that the plan recent approval of a U.S. De­ for the development doe~ not partment of Agriculture call for some needed improve­ (USDA) headquarters complex menls to be starled until the to be constructed on the buildings are complete and oc­ Beltsville Agricultural Research cupied and new traffic studies Center (BARC). Land clearing completed. In addition, the fed­ has already begun on the eral law only requires sufficient Sunnyside Avenue site, between road improvements to handle the railroad tracks and Tucker the new traffic generated by Road. this specific developmenl, so if The councilmembers had two roads are already inadequate, major concerns - increased traf­ the government only has to fic and damage to adjacent bring the roads back to the cur-· woods and wetlands. rent level of inadequacy.

Little Leverage Environmental Concerns City Solicitor Robert Manzi The Maryland Department of advised council that they have the Environment will be the state little leverage regarding road "spokesman" for this project, ac­ Friends and family of the drowning \'ictim ing and waiting as the search continues. improvements. The federal cording to Manzi. He said that hold a long vigil at Greenbelt Lake, watch- • photo by Thelma Lorel de Mola government does not have to state officials are very concerned comply with state or county about the impact of the develop­ laws, such as the adequate pub­ ment on Beaver Dam Creek, the lic facilities test, that private floodplain and the v. oodlands. Day Turned Tragic developers must heed. In addi­ However, federal officials need tion, Manzi has heard that after only comply with the federal En-. a state revi.ew, the county gov­ vironmental Protection statute, not ernment backed off of some of with state and local laws. This At Greenbelt Lake the road improvements it had statute allows for replacement as b!· Kcrana Todorov et that can be worn) were Gary Reece, 46, of Wheaton, intended to ask federal officials the sole mitigation of wet- Questions ·1bound a lhe available on the boat, a state said he did not see the boat flip for. Manzi has not yet been ee BARCpage 10 search continues for the retrieval law requirement, although flo­ but rather propel itself under wa­ of the body of a 23-year-old man tation cushions were on board. ter and then saw the four stand­ who presumably drowned Mon­ 1 1aryland Natural Resources ing up in the boat. Reece said Greenbelters Celebrate day at around I :30 p.m. in Police (M R) are inve tigating he was sitting at a picnic table Greenbelt Lake The mi sing any violation of state laws near the concession stand. Bang-up Fourth of July man, 0\\ ayne Williams, "as a dealing with boat safety. MNR "There was no jumping splash, Guide Program Inc. counselor at poke man Richard McIntire that kind of thing," and the boat by Heather Elizabeth Peterson with 1he egg! .. ), the first toss a group home for homeless teen­ said the boat was about 60 may have eventually flipped This year's Independence was made, and the successful agers tn Riverdale. He was at the yards from shore, in an area "'hen they struggled to stay on Day celebrations were cool, participanls shouted w11h glee. bow of the jonboat operated by where !he water is 12 to 15 board, Reece said Tuesday at the crowded, and colorful. As Hofberg waved the partici­ the owners of the private conces­ feet deep. park. He said he then saw the usual, Greenbelters and visitors pants back one step. Jimmy, sion stand al Anick Park. For reasons th-at are still un­ four people in the water and from outside the city had the who was wearing a tee-shirt la­ The opaator of the conces ·ion clear, McIntire said, the boat at thought they appeared to be able opportunity to attend a picnic at belled "America," warmed up stand, Thomas Johnson, of full throttle started taking on to swim. American Legion Post 136 and his throwing arm, prompting Lanham. also employed at Guide, \\aler at !he bow. The opera­ A short while later, however, a firework display at Greenbelt Bridget to protest. "Mom, was manning the 12-loot boat tor of the motorized boat ap­ Reece said they started calling Lake. Jimmy's pretending like he's powered by a 7 .5-hor ·epower paren1ly then tried to head for help. Reece said he swam American Legion going to throw it in my face!" motor. Two teenagers trom the back to shore \\, hen the boat out to the group, pushing a Harley-Davidson bikers At the other end of the lawn. group home 'A-ere also on the stopped, causing the bow to jonboat. but by the ttme he got rubbed shoulders with men in horseshoes clanged, hot dogs boat. drop suddenly, flip, lhrowing there he only saw three people in POW-MIA lee-shirts at the af­ sizzled on the grill, and Okla­ Reportedly, no approved per­ the occupants overboard, the the water. Reece said he held ternoon Legion celebration. homa sang, "One for the sonal floatation devices (life 3ack- spokesm:m said. the boat still while one of the While the band Oklahoma paid money, two for the show ..." teenagers climbed on board. tribute to the United States by The eggs were tossed again. Johnson and the other 1eenager singing "God Bless Texas," "They must be darn hard were hanging onto his boat. Sam Hofberg wandered around eggs!" commented one mother The Boat the lawn holding a cardboard as it began to look as though A closer look at the jonboat box labelled "Eggs." the egg_-tossers would have to that held the missing man "Any little kids want to take Sec FIREWORKS page 12 showed ducktape on the bottom, part in the egg toss?" he asked, near !he bow. McIntire said this looking around the lawn filled appeared to be unacceptable with children riding ponies or maintenance practice. There was bouncing in the Star-Walk . .ilso no visible registration sticker Then, glancing back at the boys or license number on the side of already lined up in pairs, he the boat. He .iid th,1t the maxi­ added plaintively, "Any little mum capacity of the boat is 300 girls \\ ant to take part in the Sec TRAGEDY page 16 egg toss?" In the end, he was able to What Goes On round up an assortmenl of ea­ Sunday, July 14, 1 p.m. ger participanls, both boys and United States Anny Band Con­ girls. At the end of the line, cert, Buddy Altick Park. Bridget Brennan told a by­ Wednesday, July 17, 8 stander, "Jimmy will probably p.m. Council Worksession on lose on the first throw." Cherrywood Lam;. , Her partner, Jimmy Tuesday, J uly 23, 2 p.m. Campbell, appeared to share her State a nd county agencies have been searching the bottom of the Meeting with environmental sentiment, for he insisted that lake with every mea ns a\'ailable. groups to discuss USDA Build­ Bridget make the first toss. As mothers on the sidelines - photo by Sharon Natoli ing. Council room. • photo by Ned McFadden shouted helpful hints ("Fall Page2 . GREEMHt:'f.NEWS f'El/lEW Thursday, Jwy U, 1996 Bike Lanes and Beautification Recreation Review Summer Playgrounds On fednesday, July 17, the city council will review the Advisory The Maryland-National Capi­ Planning Board's proposal for Cherrywood Lane. The plan would tal Park and Planning Commis­ eliminate two existing traffic Janes and limit parking to only one sidl1 sion, in cooperation with the of the street at Springhill Lake in order to provi~ for bicycle lanes. Gre·enbelt Recreation Depart­ Apparently the councilmembers support the proposal. We urge council ment, provides summer play­ There Are Changes to consider these issues before talcing action to proceed with the pro­ ground programs throughout In the Wind posal. Greenbelt. These free programs Future Development. Until decisions are finalized on the many Recycling changes are in the will be held at Greenbelt El wind. Residents may be aware pending development proposal~ for the Greenbelt West-Metro Station ementary School, Springhill area, we think it is foolhardy to reduce existing road capacity. Plan­ that the City has a new recycling Lake Recreation Center and at ning is now underway on the Transit District Overlay Zone that in­ collection contractor, AB Consoli­ Schrom Hills Park. Summer cludes the Greenbelt Metro Station and the unincorporated A.H. Smith dated. This company has been Playgrounds provide a variety property. Tht;re are proposals for extensive development using air working on the best collection of structured and supervised ac­ method for Greenbelt. Specifi­ rights above the Metro parking lots · We are not gung ho for more tivities for children 6 - 12 years development but those who think that eliminating adequate roadways cally, the mixed paper is being of age. They are operated on a collected in one truck The glass, will prevent this development are sticl

Publ/11hed every Thuradlly, by GreenN/t Coop,,ratlve Publishing Association, Inc. Correction BOARD OF DIRECTORS Diane Oberg, president; James Giese, vice president; Virginia Beauchamp, treasurer; , name of Robert Bernlna McGee, secretary; and Barbara Llkowskl. Siehl's daughter, Helen DEADLINES: Display Ads-10 p.m. Monday; Letters, articles and other ads-10 p.m. Marie of Takoma Park, was Tuesday. Materials for publication may be mailed to address above, deposited in our box in inadvertently omitted from the Co-op grocery store (by 7 p.m. Tuesday) or brought to our office in the Community his obituary in last week's Center 15 Cresce-nt Road during office hours. Ma!! s•Jhscriptions-$32/ylJar. paper. OFFICE HOURS. Monday 2 4 p.m, 8 · 10 p.m.; Tuesday 8·10 p.m Greenbelt Community Center at 15 Crescent Rd. • 'l'tutrsda't, Jaly11i 1996 , GREENIIEtr.NEWS-,RSV.IEW .Page 3 Rock and Poetry This • Week At New Deal •· CQmmunity ;: ~vents . Rock with what ( .. ~ ~ .. c de­ )~~ scribes a~ "explosive guitar rat­ tling your molars" will be fea­ Festival Notes Swim Team News Outstanding Citizen Nominations Open tured when the area band "Big by Barbara Barber by Amanda Baldauf & by Joe Timer Black Nun" plays at the New Christine Maher Sports teams frequently recog­ ity withm their organizations. Deal Cafe on Friday, July I 2. Carnival Booth Despite the comforts of the nize their "unsung heroes"-those But, generally, these individuals Another critic called them a char­ We are counting down to the Greenbelt Aquatic and Fitness players whose actions are criti­ touch others in a quiet way and ismatic band where the live per­ deadline which is July 19, Center, the Greenbelt Swim cally important to the team's suc­ are characterized by a strong formance 1s everything. They 1996. Many organizations and Team's record has now fallen to cess. Communities often recog­ sense of compassion and a burn­ will be ltve and playing for groups participate in this event 1 - 2. On Saturday, July 6, the nize their "hometown heroes"­ ing desire to serve. Greenbclters' enjoyment at the each year. If you have done so swim team lost its second meet volunteers whose activities en This award is bestowed annu­ Community Center. previously or would like to join of the season against Belair hance their quality of life. The ally during the opening ceremo­ Maryland contributors to up as a new vendor, please call Swim & Racquet. ~he final Outstanding Citizen award is pre­ nies of the Labor Day Festival. Fodderwing, a hot new literary J Davis 301-345-3243 or Mike score was BSR: 276.5, GM: sented annually to a Greenbelt Nominations are due on August magazine featuring the best of Vacarro 301-474-4431 asap. 265.5. BSR, a very strong con­ citizen who has provided exem­ 12. Help identify 1996's Out­ Mid-Atlantic writers and poets, The deadline is closing in and tender in Division A every year, plary volunteer service, past and standing Citizen by completing will present readings of their we wou Id like you to be there. gave us our best competition of present. The Outstanding Citizen the Nomination form. works on Saturday night at !he Hurry, hurry get your registra­ the year. Many swimmers award was first given in 1973. cafe. Included will be Dennis tion in!'! shaved time off of already fast Fifteen of the 24 past honorees While a Committee selects Barnes of Baltimore, Lynne times, as seen with the breaking are male; six of the last IO are I 996's Outstanding Citizen, the Meredith Cohn of Bethesda, Ruth Craft Show & Sale of four team records. Cas-ey female. selection 1s made from nomina­ Coyne of Laurel, Donna Eason of The Greenbelt Labor Day Connor broke the 11 - 12 girls This award honors all commu­ tions submitted by the commu­ Arbutus, Edward Allen Faine of Festival will be joining the breaststroke record, Fernando nity volunteers, but it also singles nity. Takoma Park, John Hayes of Greenbelt Recreation Center in Freire da Silva broke the 11 - out one special person annually. Catonsville, Marguerille Beck­ sponsoring the Craft show this 12 boys Individual Medley The process of identifyipg that Rex of Silver Spring and Ritchie year. A big hit last year and if record, and Alexandre Freire da special person in a city of citizen Balloons at the Plaza Schulman of Riverdale. you missed it, please make an Silva broke the 15 - 18 boys volunteers is difficult and requires It's balloon day at Beltway effort to get involved with us backstroke records. The boys input from all citizens. Plaza on Saturday, July 20. Free Donation Drop-Off this year. The craft sale will graduated freestyle relay of Outstanding citizens are coach­ balloons will be given to all chil­ This Saturday be one day and will be in­ Ryan Hardy, Fernando Freire da ing the young. Others are quietly dren 2-12 years of age from noon Cle mng out your closets or cluded as part of the festival. Silva, David Hardy, and working to meet the needs of until as long as they last If you want to find out more Alexandre Freire da Silva broke Greenbelt 's growing senior popu­ garage?? Remember, your old, usable items arc welcomed at the information about how to be­ the long-standing record by a lation. Still others are addressing Cruise the Internet Greenbelt Donation Drop-Off. come part of the craft show, whopping three seconds! a myriad of issues including Not only can people find good call Cathy Salgado at 30 I -397- Triple winners from the meet crime and safety, hunger and Residents are encournged to bring food, conversation and entertain­ 2208. include Fernando Freire da homelessness, and the arts. Of­ used clothing and coats, shoes/ ment at the New Deal Cafe, but socks, towels, old bedding, small Silva, David Hardy, Ryan ten, these volunteers and their ef­ this Saturday night, between 8:30 household and kitchen items to Hardy, and Jill Lau. High forts are taken for granted. Some f.ru:.ruk and 11, they can cruise the Once again the Greenbelt point winners are: Casey outstanding citizens are easily the Donation Drop-Off on Satur­ Internet! Doug Love and Labor Day Festival promises to Connor and Aruna lnversin with spotted because of their creative ~ay, July 13 from 9 a.m.- noon GREENBELT.COM, "The bring you a great parade as in 13 points, Amanda Baldauf, leadership and their high visibil- behind city hall. Look for the Planned Virtual Community," will years• past. We are accepting Santiago l3erdichevsky and Ben American Rescue Workers truck. have a Pentium computer in the applications at this time for all Kepler with 1 l points, and Wil­ Items shoudl be clean and in good cafe, hooked up to the World entries. Come out and share in liam Kim with 9 points. At the Library condition. Dom1tions are tax-de­ Wide Web. Come and see what the fun. For information call A new practice time has Karen Lyles The Juggling ductible and receipts arc available can be found in any place or on Herta Dietrich at 301-552-l 234. been announced for any inter­ Lady, will perform at 7 p.m. on upon request. For more inform:1- any subject! ested swim team members. If Tuesday, July 16. The show is tion or to arrange a pick-up of And if people get "hooked" on Information Day any swimmer should wish to open to all _age groups. large items (matt~e~~es, furniture. the Internet, thc_y can jpin the Come out and provide your swim a distance practice befQre Summer Quest fot ages 6 to etc.); call ARW at 336-6200 or the Greenbelt Internet Access CQop, company/organizations ideas, regular 6 a.m. practice there 12 at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July city recyclipg coordinator at 474- and put their own Web page on products and goals with the will be a time for this, starting 17. Dr. Peter Krantz will present 8308. These contributions help GREENBELT.COM! community, Saturday, August at 5:30 a.m. The coach will be "Dinosaurs in Maryland: You Can many county residents. 31, 1996 from 12:00 - 5:00. Alexandre. Anyone interested Be a Paleontologist." Copies of Tables available on a 1st come should speak to him at practice the book will be available for I st serve basis. Call Leslie or call him at 441-2640. sale follo..ying rhe program. Come in this weekend and P. J. Storytime for ages 4 to 6 Romine at 301-794-7432 to re­ Next week, the Greenbelt enjoy our light, healthy serve a space. Swim Team will be traveling to at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 17. vegetarian food. Then Strathmore Bel Pre in Silver Drop-In Storytime for ages 3 Spring. Like all others, this to 5 at 10: 15 a.m. on Thursday, splurge with one of our Golden Age Club promises to be a tough meet. July 18. outrageous desserts and sample several varieties of by Bernie McGee GMST will be practicing hard delicious coffee! The Greenbelt Golden Age all week and hopes to change Reading Cancelled Club will meet on Wednesday its record to 2 - 2. We' 11 be The Greenbelt Wnters July 17, at 11 am., in the sure to tell you all about it ne)lt Group's open reading for the Fri. July 12th: Big Black Nun -funky acoustic rock multi purpose room of the week. month of July, scheduled for Fri­ Greenbelt Community Center Sat July 13th: Fodde'!'ing -evenhg of pblshed day, July 19, has been cancelled. poetiymd prose The club will celebrate mem­ Learn About The group will resume its series bers' July birthdays. Finger Fri. July 19th: Tracy McDonnel & The Estrogenics­ of monthly open readings in Au­ foods will be welcome. Butterflies higl energy OVCJ'lt-fol< gust. The meetings of the an­ There are still openings for Take a 'Butterfly Walk" Sat July 20th: Steve Brumbaugh -acoustic rock thology committee and the steer­ the Tuesday, July 23, trip to with Lloyd Tydings of the Open Frl-Sat6PM-12AM. 15 Crescent Rd .. Greenbelt. MD474-5642 Hanover, PA, with lunch and ature Company on Sunday, ing committee, scheduled for the evening of Sunday, July 14 m dmner included. See a member Jul) 14 at 11 a.m. Meet at the the Media Room of the Commu of the travel committee to 1 Greenb It Park Ranger Sta up Also, reservations arc be t1on The program 1s part of nity Center, will still take place. The anthology committee meet­ mg taken for the Thur d. y, Au the park• " um mer guest Ice City of Greenbelt ing will begin at 6:30 p m , and gust 22, cru I on the s,hoo e tur senc-s" the steering committee meeting Public Hearing on Cable TV 'Nighthawk' which sail from at 7.30 p.m. Fells Point m Baltimore Get well wishes to Jim The City of Greenbelt will hold a Public Meeting in order to Maher and Mary Geiger who gain comments from Maryland Cable subscribers concerning are both recovering from recent ~ GreenbeltMunicipalAccess TV cable issues, perfonnance and future Qeeds. The City is surgeries. currently in the cable renewal process and would like to hear ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii;__ C_'h_a_n_n_e_l B_-_1_o_s_c_h_ed_u_le:;;.;;;;;;. your comments. If you have concerns, attend this public Greens to Meet hearing on: The Greenbelt Greens will meet on Thursday, July 18, at Tuesday and Thursday, July 16 & 18 7:30 p.m., in the Police Station, 6:00pm "Eleanor Roosevelt High Grad Night" MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996 corner of Ridge and Crescent. 6:25pm "Greenbelt Color Guard at Camden Yards" 7:30 p.m. There will be a discussion of 6:30pm "The Audrey Scott Show'' Audrey visits 25 Crescent Road the 1996 elections, and petitions Council Room to put Ralph Nader on the bal­ the recently aquired Seton Belt Home lot will be available. Refresh­ Fann- an important section of the belt ments will be served. For fur­ woods. Comments may also be submitted by mail c/o Beverly Palau, Public ther information, call 301-414- Infonnation and Commllllications Coordinator, City of Greenbelt, 1998. 7:00pm Kreative Kids Camp - Session I 25 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Page4 GREfNBEL T NEWS REVIEW Thursday, July 11, 1996 John J. Reynolds Methodists Welcome Reiki Healing Circle focus toward sending healing en­ ergy to individuals and to John J. Reynolds, 81, of Everyone is invited to come OBITUARIES Dr. Whit Hutchison troubled locations in the world. Court Gardenway died July relax and unwind at the Reiki Mowatt Memorial United It is open to everyone. A small, of lung cancer. He and his Healing Circle, on Friday, July I I Methodist Church welcomes a voluntary donation would help wife came to Greenbelt in the 12, 7:30 - 9 p.m., in the Multi­ Stephen L. Sinden new pastor, Dr. Whit Hutchison. pay for the use of the room. For early '40s. purpose Room at the Greenbelt Dr. Hutchison is a community further information, call Tom Stephen L. Sinden, 58, of 35 Born in Union City, New Community Center. Reiki, pro­ educator, activist and liberation­ Barlett at 345-04 IO. Court Ridge Road, died on Satur­ Jersey, Mr. Reynolds was nounced ray'-kee, means "Univer­ oriented pastor and teacher. day, July 6, after a three-year graduated from high school sal Life Energy." Reiki can be From 1993 to 1996 he was the battle with cancer. He would there. He had retired from the useful for reducing stress by bal­ Paint Branch director and co-founder of the have celebrated his 59th birthday federal government as a freight ancing and adjusting the body's Unitarian Church on August 7. People's Center for Education specialist. energy, thus serving as a tool for 3215 Powder Mill Road and Economic Development of A research plant physiologist He is survived by his wife the transformation of the self, Casa de! Pueblo a Latino com­ Sw1., July 14 10:30 at the United States Department Katherine A. Reynolds, 1 others, and the world. munity based organization in "Poetry, Stories a11d Music" of Agriculture, Beltsville, Mr. Greenbelt; daughter Patricia The Healing Circle is an op­ Washington D.C. EddDoen· Sinden was lab leader, Vegetable Imler, Charlotte Hall; grandsons portunity to hear about and expe­ Dr. Hutchinson grew up in At­ Lab. Peter and Michael Imler; great­ rience the Reiki energy. It will Summer Ftm Care lanta, Georgia, attended Davidson Mr. Sinden was born in grandson Anthony Imler; include guided meditation, with Rev. R.H. Thompson 937-3666 Bellefont, PA. He was a graduate brother James J. Reynolds, New College in North Carolina and earned a Master of Divinity de­ of Cornell University and earned Jersey, and numerous nieces gree at Emory University. As a Baha'i Faith his doctorate from the University and nephews. young urban minister in Atlanta, of California, Davis. He later A memorial mass was held "Knowledge is as wings to man ·s life, and a Dr. Hutchison helped to found a studied at the University of Wis­ at St. Hugh's Catholic Church ladder for his ascent. Its acquisition is chaplaincy program for women in incumbent upon everyone. The knowledge Cathoiic consin and at Kansas State Uni­ on Tuesday, July 9, with Father prison and was chairperson of the of such sciences should be acquired as can versity. Herbert officiating. Georgia Alliance for Prison Alter­ profit the peoples of the earth, and not those Community After earning his B.A., he The family requests that ex­ which begin wilh words and end with natives. He taught as an adjunct taught high school physics at pressions of sympathy be made words ... " faculty member at Emory Univer­ of Greenbelt Odessa, NY, leaving there to go to St. Hugh's Church. -Writings of Baha'u'llah to California to work on his Ph.D. sity. Greenbelt Baha'i Community MASS Mr. Sinden was a member of While working on his Ph.D. at P.O. Box 245 Vehicles Wanted , ·l)ur,icipal Building Sundays the Potato Association of Union Theological Seminary in Greenbelt, MD 20770 1 America, the American Society of Donate a car or other vehicle New York City, Dr. Hutchir.1son 345-2918 220-3160 ~~-~~l_O A.M. fil. Horticulture Science, the fraternity to United Cerebral Palsy. Call served as co-director of East Sigma Pi, and honorary fraternity UCP at 301-262-4993 or 1-800- Harlem Interfaith, an ecumenical --·=1 1 Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, 621-9403. UCP handles all de­ community ministry in Spanish : 1 Kiwanis International, Toastmas­ tails including paper processing, Harlem. Later he was employed Greenbelt Community Church1· ters International, and the Boy picking up the vehicle and sell­ as the university chaplain at UNITED CHURCH OF CHRi5,- Scouts of America. ing it at auction. There is no American University in Washing­ , . Hillside 8.. Crescent Roads In Greenbelt he was charge to the donor. ton, D. C. where he taught •,·/h Phone: 474-6171 morning:; 1 · Cubmaster of Cub Scout Pack UCP provides a statement courses in ethics and acted as di­ SUNDAY WORSHIP 746. He had worked on the for tax purposes of the esti­ rector of religious life. 10:15 a.m. Greenbelt Labor Day Festival and mated retail value. Vehicles Dr. Hutchison is presently co­ the Gill Nominations and Elec­ will be towed from anywhere in chair of the metropolitan Wash­ Daniel Hamlin, Pastor tions Committee. For several the area. Any vehicle is ac­ ington area Pro-Immigrant Coali­ "A church of the open mind, the warm heart, years he was a judge of the Sci­ cepted, running or not, car or tion and teaches as an adjunct the aspiring soul, and the social vision ... " ence Fair at Eleanor Roosevelt truck. Trailers, boats and RVs professor of urban ministry at High School. will be accepted. All proceeds Wesley Theological Seminary. Mr. Sinden loved Greenbelt, go to UCP to help support its llis wife, the Rev. Christy - UNITED METHODIST CHURCH- where he and his family had lived many program . These include Swanson, is a minister in the for 28 years. He was a caring residential, employment train­ United Church of Christ. These MOWATT MEMORIAL and loving man who liked people, ing, community living training, two busy clergy folk parent a bi­ ~:\ 40 Ridge Road· Greenbelt· 474-9410 and they liked him. He enjoyed summer respite for children, ca­ lingual two year old, Gabriel. J.f;!:,.,,),.v[_ PRAISE/PRAYER SING Wed, 6:50 pm tennis, sailing, fishing and playing reer development for high They live in Lh e neighborl10od of l'-..":"' Sunday Bible Studies 9:30 am with his grandchildren. school students and others. Takoma, D. C. ~ WORSHIP SERVICE 11 :00 am He is survived by his wife, Children's Service 11 :30 am Martha, of Greenbelt; son Jamie Counseling 301/681-3201 Dr. Whit Hutchison, Pastor and daughter-in-law Anna Sinden, Ill grandchildren Daniel Stephen, Berwyn Presbyterian Church Where there is welcome for the stranger and comm uni Ly with others who seek love and justice. Mariah Amanda, and Briana 6301 Greenbelt Road Michelle Sinden of Charlottesville, VA; sister Jane • • • ------• Godby, Ottawa, Canada; step­ Sunday School 9:30 a.m. mother Edith Siegel, Pennsylva­ Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Sr. John's nia; mother-in-law Eleanor ep1scopA.L cnuflCt) Carlson and brother-in-law Vernon • invites you to join us in Carlson, Alaska; a nephew, two All are Welcome worship, praise and Bong. nieces, a grandniece, and numer- Rev. Sidney Conger 474M7573 ous relatives and friends. ''IE======---==---==-='-='-=-=-='-=-=-='-='-='-=-='-='-='-='-='-='-=.-='-='-='-='-="--="-="-='---""'--""-='-=-=JII ALL AP,E- weLCome A memorial service was held !r------­ Tuesday, July 9, at Greenbelt f SUNDAY Community Church where he was SERVICES a meml">cr. NEW 8:30 The family requests that ex­ 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. pressions of sympathy be made to In order to ser~e 1.ou /Jetter! Reverend Drew Shofner •· Pastor Nursery the Diabetes Association of Early Worship Service (Sunday) 8:35 AM America or to Greenbelt Commu­ OJ=PCe hOUltS 10:00 a.m. Bible Study for children and adults (Sunday) 9:45 AM • 9:00 am - 12 noon • nity Church. Regular Worship Services {Sunday) 11:00 AM Monday Friday Evening Worship Service (Sunday) 7:00 PM 301-937-4292 Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.) 7:30 PM c..,..,.,.. taf it.,.. .,,, , .....l P<,w,:kr m,u. Jua.:l • ~-m-o Hospital Offers New For transportation or questions, call 474-4212 9: 15 AM - 1:30 PM •------• • • ------• Diabetes Program A new program to help diabet­ q!:!i!~t~!!~r !rlc~l!ti!!o£nhM!f h 111 ics care for themselves will be HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH offered each month at Laurel Re­ 1,,~ gional Hospital The July program Think the Church Doe::;-, Christ Centered-Bible Based will be held on July 13, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; and July Have Ro01n for You? Friend:y people worshiping God and serving their community. 15. 22 and 29, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Wedo! • Sunday Worship Services: 8:30 and 11 :15 a.m. [Olnfant Care Provided at each Service] The Diabetes Management Program offers 11 1/2 hours of Sunday Worship, 9 am & 11 am • Sunday School and Bible Classes: 9:50 a.rn. instruction on self-care, including Pre-School DepartmP.nt: 9:50 and 11 :15 a.rn. management of this disorder • through diet and monitoring of St. George's Episcopal Church blood sugar. The program also addresse related physical, emo­ tional a11d ~ocial 1~\ues. Costs Located in Glenn Dale, Just East to Greenbelt are co ered by 1\1 die ,~e, Medic aid and some thin.I-part) m~ur- Lanham-Severn & Glenn Michael W. Hopkins, Vicar 6905 1 .ce. f·or rn re 1nfo1 ,11. 110n ,md Dale Rds .. just South of Moreinfo:262-3258 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 t reg1 t r 4~ 79 l 01 Grrenbc!l Rd. (MD193) Inquirers Class: Sun. eves 6-8 Rev. Sfephen H. Mentz, Pastor (301) 345-5111 41 1 2 2r Thursday, July 11, 1996 GREENBEtl' NE!WS REVIEW

Greenbelters, young and old, enjoy the spectacular display. - photo by Sharon Natoli

FIREWORKS The View­ (Continued from page 1) From back into the parking lot be­ period preceding the fireworks. Ridge Road outs, after the fireworks. But him hold onto his world: a life fore any more eggs were bro­ Atop the blankets lay boxes of tonight as I write this, I am an­ filled with going to camp, the ken. Gradually, though, each Parcheesi, Monopoly, backgam­ ticipating the holiday. I always pool, playing baseball and egg took one too many mon, Chinese checkers, and feel gratitude on July 4, at least whining about having chicken by Christina O'Boyle bounces on the grass. Bridget playing cards. Visitors who I try to find a few minutes dur­ for dinner again. Camelot ana Jimmy lasted until there wanted more energetic' activi­ ing the hoopla to remember King Arthur would have It's a cool and rainy mid­ were four couples left; then ties could play croquet, soft­ what this holiday means, for I loved to have my kingdom. night, and I can't fall asleep. they mournfully went to in­ ball, frisbee, volleyball, soccer, have never touched war. I do spect the remains of their egg. football, or basketball. One We 're a lucky lot, that's all I have my references - my fa­ keep thinking over and over in­ . The winners were Eric group of children was busy ther fought in WWII, my hus­ Ellinger, age 8, and Katie creating water balloons. Grills stead of dropping off to sleep. band served during Vietnam - I hear, "We are so lucky, the Bern, age 9. Enc stomped on were ubiquitous, and some but I wasn't around either of rain is soft. We are lucky and K:i:RICAN the egg to assure suspicious people could barely be seen them during those wars. Then the rain is so soft." I'm not watchers that the egg was not behind the piles of food they tonight, because we watched trying to sleep any longer. I've REALTY hard-boiled. had brought. the movie "First Knight" with come downstairs to confess my Park Fireworks Watermelons were common, our eight-year-old son, I grew contentedness to you. Attention 1st time By evening, scarcely an and every other person seemed conscious of peace. This movie You won't read this until af­ inch of spare ground could be to be wearing clothing that is a reconstruction of the King home buyers. New ter the Fourth, after the cook- found at "Buddy ' Attick Lake was red, white, and blue. Arthur, Sir Lancelot, Queen financing 6.75 0 30 Park. Drawn to the lake eel American flags were stuck in Guenevere story, and some­ ebrat1on by the cool weather, the ground or waved by chil where along in the action year fixed v1s1tors lounged on blanket , dren in time with the music. Michael asked why the bad non GHI also. lawn chair~. and benches. One One woman added a domestic groundwork displays: spin­ guy, Mordred, wanted to fight enterprising famil) strung a touch to her locat1on with a ning wheels and cannons and take over Camelot. Michael hammock between two trees. basket of carnations which shot pink cannonballs needed an explanarion for war. New financing on GHI In front of a banner pro Dusk finally arrived. It at each other. Then the cli­ That the concept of war is so homes - 5% down - claiming "God Bless America, • took three tries for the "wel­ max was reached, and the fi­ far removed from my son's life Tom Cherr1x conducted the come" display to be lit, but the nal fireworks shot upwards when I know other families are Call me for- details Greenbelt Concert Band white fire\\ orks came rapidly after like a multi-colored geyser. living with it, this is why I am wearing a tie depicting the that. Some \\

Other neighbors also seemed in­ Jay Freedman, Director of for first reading - to repave GHI Board Discusses terested in having hoops installed. Technical Services, commented parking lots in 20 courts. The The member has also noticed a that other homes have non-stan­ board has funded increased ex­ proliferation of portable hoops in dard items such as windows. In penditures for parking lot repairs 5%-Down Financing the courts and is concerned about addition, Freedman stated that and has approved an expenditure by Mary Moien possible resale value issues, as GHI has only collected, to date, a not to exceed $101,000 on repav­ June 27 marked the annual GHI staff have met with the well as noise. An informal sur­ fraction of moneys needed for re­ ing these courts. meeting of stockholders for the assistant vice president of Se­ vey of the formal basketball placement. The board agreed to Greenbelt Development Corpora­ quoia National Bank, who indi­ courts indicates that there is room investigate further and to discuss ti on (GDC) as well as the cate1t that she has received per­ to play there. the issue, perhaps at the July GIVES Can Give monthly meeting of the board of miss ion from the Federal Na­ Board member Dorothy meeting. directors of Greenbelt Homes, tional Mortgage Association Lauber commented that the Aes­ Another member commented Help to Seniors Inc. (GHI). GDC, a wholly­ (FNMA) to offer a limited num­ thetics and Environment Commit­ on the large number of cars by Pat Unger owned subsidiary of GHI, owns ber of loans with a 5% down tee had discussed a similar issue, parked in the area of Ridge and Attention Greenbelt residents, and manages two apartment payment. There may be as few including noise ordinances and Research that are never driven. especially seniors. GIVES - the buildings, 15-19 and 21-27 Park­ as five slots available for these the concerns when people outside GHI will investigate this issue Greenbelt Intergenerational volun­ way. A board of directors for the mortgages. GHI General Man­ of a court use the hoops, espe­ also. teer Exchange Service -does not coming year was elected, with ager Gretchen Overdurff recom­ cially those not in private yards. Contracts shut down during the summer. Alan Turnbull serving as Pre~i­ mended that the board accept this The problem of liability insurance In May, the board had ap­ The office manager, Irene Hensel, dent. offer since it may not be repeated was also mentioned. The board proved for first reading a contract is at the computer and waiting Two items were on the GDC if GHI turns it down now. referred the issue to the A&E to replace air-conditioning units for your call. agenda, a contract to replace the Overdurff indicated that she does Committee for further explora­ in six larger homes. It now has Do you need "help around the roofing on both buildings and a not know if applying for these tion. been determined that air condi­ house"? Inside? Outside? contract to produce a sign to be mortgages will be more likely to Member Requests tioners in eight homes should be Please call 301-507-6580 to re­ installed between them. Both trigger a FNMA audit, as the cre­ Norman Weyel, Woodland replaced. Thus a new first-read­ quest assistance with household contracts were approved. Re­ dentials needed by borrowers re­ Way, had petitioned the board for ing for contract was approved, chores, shopping, yard work, or garding the roofing of the build­ main the same. The current GHI reimbursement for an oil furnace followed by the second reading otner services. A list of willing ings, the workers will try to keep policy requires 10% down. that had to be installed in his for a contract not to exceed ap­ volunteers is waiting to respond to a minimum any inconve­ The board voted to amend that freestanding home. The issue is proximately $19,000 for the units to your needs. niences to tenants. However, policy to allow loans requiring complicated and goes back to dis­ and ten-year warranties. If you are not yet registered as since the air conditioning works 5% down in instances where the cussions in the early 1980's re­ Although the current roofs on a participant, call the same num­ are on the roof, it might be nec­ outgoing member is holding the lated to rehab. In addition, there block homes do not yet show a ber, and someone will bring you essary for them to be discon­ note or where financial institu­ is disagreement over whether he general pattern of deterioration, an application and help you fill it nected for a short time. The sign tions approved as lenders by GHI has been paying into the fund for some problems have been noted. out. Remember, there is not a will be similar to that now at have been authorized by FNMA heating replacement as are other GHI has decided to test a differ­ fee for this service. Do you need Green "Ridge House. to enter into such loans. This members. Currently 11 homes in ent method of applying the same help with cleaning a closet be­ GHI policy is contingent upon the GHI have non-standard heating roofing materials on a small num­ cause you cannot reach the GHI meets on a monthly basis purchaser 1 s obtaining insurance equipment. Soard member Bill ber of homes. A contract was shelves? Do you need your grass during the summer, thus the only for 100% of the Joan amount. Phelan indicated that he would passed to re-roof two rows of mowed or your flower bed June meeting was that of the Loans will be offered for a trial like information on all 11 homes houses, at an approximate cost of weeded? Do you need a ride to 27th. Items for discussion in­ period on a case by case basis. to see what might be done to .$34,000 includin_g a 15-20 year the doctor or to the store? cluded basketball hoops in indi­ Basketball Hoops bring them back under the GHI warranty. What are you waiting for? vidual yards, a member request In the visitors' time on the maintenance umbrella. A third contract was approved Call to get the help you need. for reimbursement for a non-stan­ agenda, a member commented on dard furnace, air conditioning and a basketball hoop set in concrete roofing contracts, and the possi­ in a nearby yard. She com­ bility of 5%-down financing on mented that GHI has rules cover­ CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND some houses. ing the installation of various .~ DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION I.it:!:..' T,.l CIT'tOf Financing Home Sales items, but not basketball hoops. 99 CENTER~AY, GREENBELT, MD 20770

Gw:eenbelt Boys and Girls Club 1996 CHILDREN'S SWIMMING LESSONS SESSION III In-person registration, first-come, first-served basis. ALL registrants must sign up at the In Person Registration Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center for aquatic classes. PLEASE NOTE registration days and times. Registration for-residents of Greenbelt and passholders ONLY is Saturday, July 13 from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Registration for all others starts, Monday, July 15, from 9 a.m.-11 a:m. •Soccer • Football on a space available basis. •Cheerleading • Basketball CLASS SCHEDULE: Classes are held Tuesday through Friday for two weeks in the mornings. Session dates are July 16-July 26th. CLASSES ARE NOT HELD ON MONDAYS. REFUNDS: The Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center reserves the right to cancel classes Greenbelt Youth Center due to insufficient registrants or causes beyond its control. Refunds will be made if classes July 13 - 1 :00 - 3:00 are canceled by the Center. Other refunds will be made according to the provisions in the July 14 - 1 :00 - 2:00 Cily of Greenbelt Resolution No. 65, which also requires that refund requests, for valid reasons, are to be submitted IMMEDIATELY IN WRITING to the Business Office. July 25 - 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. MAINSTREAMING: Anyone who is physically, mentally, and/or emotionally cha1Ienged is encouraged to participate in any of the Aquatic & Fitness Center's programs. If you need Springhill Lake Recreation any special assistance, please call 397-2208 orTIY 474-2046 and ask for Karen Haseley. July 13 - 10:00 - 12:00 Noon For any additional information, contact the Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center at 397- 2204. July 17 - 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. CHILDREN'S SWIMMING LESSONS Tuesday through Friday for two weeks Passholders: $30.00 Resident Non-Passholder: $35.00 NEW MEMBERS: Bring copy of birth Non-Resident/Non-Passholder: $35.00 certificate, small recent photo (not returned) and check or money order. ACTIVITY TIME Aqua Tots I* (6mos-2yrs) 10:30a-l l :00a Aqua Tots II* (2-4yrs) 9:45a-10: 15a ALL MEMBERS: Both parent/guardian Beginners for Age 4 9:00a-9:30a and child must be present at Beginner I (5+) 9:00a-9:30a, 9:45a- IO: 15a, I0:30a- l I :OOa, 11: I 5a-11 :45a registration. All players must be Beginner II (5+) 9:00a-9:30a, 9:45a-10: 15a, 10:30a-ll :OOa, 11: 15a-ll :45a Pt•reglstered to play; no exceptions. Advanced Beginner (5+) 9:00a-9:30a & 10:30a-l 1:OOa No cash accepted. Intermediate (5~) I0:30a- ll :OOa Swimmer (5+) 9:00-9:30a *AQUA TOT CLASSES REQUIRE PARENT PARTICIPATION For information The Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center asks all Parents and Guardians to view the swi • cal I Mel Scites less~ns fro?1 the observation area .. ~ach ~ult escorting a chi I~ to Aqua Tots must be dresse~"::i°'!i bathing suit and prepared to part1C1pate in th~ class. Any child wearing diapers must have tight at 441-8689 fitting rubber pants over the diaper and a bathing suit on. Please do not use emergency exit do for access to the pool deck. You may drop off and pick up children at the locker room entrance fr~rs the pool deck. Thank you for your cooperation. m Thursday, July 11, 1996 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 7 two other parallel pageants, Junior Open Auditions Set Piano Competition Miss Greenbelt (ages 10-13) and The Paul Hill Chorale an­ At U. of Maryland by Konrad Herling Little Miss Greenbelt (ages 7 to 9). nounces that open auditions will The University of Maryland Less than two months from in which there are also openings. be scheduled by Conductor International William Kapell Pi­ now, Greenbelters, former It's an excellent opportunity for Donald McCullough during July ano Competition and Festival Greenbelters and neighboring girls who want to have fun, meet and August. will be from July 18-27. This residents convene for our an­ new people and make new friends, Be a part of the Chorale's 23rd edition will feature 40 nual Labor Day Festival. It's learn new skills and join in outings 30th anniversary season. Sing at competitors vying for over more than a chance to meet Booth Deadline and entertainment all through the the Kennedy Center. Si11g with $50,000 in cash awards. This with friends you haven't seen Well, this year is no different. rest of the summer. There is no the National Symphony Orches­ is part of the ongoing in years, to consume the variety If you 're going to run a booth, special talent or pageant experience tra. Add another voice to the Rossborough Festival. of food prepared by the Lions you need to contact Mike Vacarro needed. For more information, call grand sounds of Washington's N'ew this year is a special Club or Boxwood Village or at 301-474-4431 by July 26. If Natasha Chavrid-Jewell at 301-352- most highly acclaimed symphonic event "Backstage at the Kapell'.' Mishkan Torah. And it's even your organization hasn't partici­ _8665. choruses. on Wednesday, July 17 at 2 more than dancing to some of pated before, it's a great opportu­ Future. articles will feature other For detai1s and to schedale an p.m. for students and 7 p.m. for the best music you've heard or nity to raise funds and to publicize elements of this varied weekend. If audition, call the Paul Hilf Cho~ adults with competition coordi­ learning who the Outstanding the group's goals, activities and you'd like to volunteer some time, rate office at 20~-'364-4321 nator Donald Reinhold. Citizen of the Year or Miss programs. Booths often feature a please call Rick Ransom, President of The preli~inary and semHi­ Greenbelt is: Ifs a chance to game or attraction or may sell the Committee, at 301-441-1597. If Visiting Bonsai Exhibit na{ rounds are open to the pub.­ celebrate our quality of life, a food or other products. you 're a high school student, you can Enjoy some of the many lie at Ta.wes Theatre from July m~rriage of our civic, religious Talent Show receive credit for your volunteer bonsai grown by the 18-24. The Tawes Th~a,tre box and recreational activities. Ev­ The talent show is a traditional requiriments for. graduation with the Susquehanna B.onsai Club at office will be open ;Monday-Fri­ ery year, more than 25 people event in the Festival. Performers of Festival Committee. this free exlribr-t through Sun­ day noon-5 p.m. and one hour who make up the Labor Day all stages1 adults, teens and chil:.; day, July 14, 10 a.m. - 3:3-0 before performances. Festival Comtnitte~. design, ar­ dren, are invited to perform on the i~ -:;i.~ Festival stage. Solo or group acts p.m. at the U.S. National Arbo­ The final round wiJJ be held range, and coordinate this four ENDLESS OPTIONS ! retum. on Saturday, July 27 at 7:30 day festival with the vital assis­ are welcome as are perfonners of ARTISTS STIJDIO AND STORE The Arboretum is located in p.m. in the Joseph Meyerhoff tance and hard work, of the all types-sinsers; musicians, ma­ Northeast Washington. The Symphony Hall in Baltimore City's Public Works and Police gicians, jugglers, dancers and New Community Center more .. For more infonnation, con­ main visitor's entrance is lo­ with the Baltimore Symphony Departments. And every year, 301-345-5151 i cated on New York Avenue, Orchestra. the spirit which makes tact Dennis Lewis at 301-552- Northeast. Entef from the ser­ For complete details call Greenbelt special is witnessed 9078. ' vice lane. Another entrance is 301-403-8170 or write: in the hundreds of residents Pageant Openings Featuring the Month of July Always attracting the largest 2C)0/4, Discount located at the end of R Street, Rossborough Festival, 4321 who volunteer time in the on any frami119 or hand,painted Northeast, off of Bladensburg Hartwick Road, Suite 220, Col­ booths preparing everything crowds is the Miss Greenbelt Pag­ Center-Bum T-Sllirt (wltMhis Ad) Stop By and See l/& Road. Fo"r general information, lege Park, MD 20740 for a from yogurt to funnel cakes to eant. There are still openings for Fri, 1 1•1 a, 6•10 • Sat. 10• 10 J/t call (202) 245-2726. Rossborough Festival brochure. Polish sausage. the Pageant (ages 14-19). There are I'< ~

1996 SUMMER RECREATION P RE-SC HOOL CLASSES - Activity/Activity # Age Day{nme Location ResFee/Non Res 416,JIIU tllf LEISURE ACTIVITIES Game/fumbling #332504 (beg. 7/13) 5-9 Sa/10:00 am YC Sf0/$25 - 6/45 min cla~ses C H I L D R E N'S W O R K S H O PS Beginning with the summer of 1996; the Greenbelt Recreation Department will be accept- God"s Eye #333203 (On 7/i7) 6-14 W/3:30 pm CC $10/$12.50 - 1/1 hr wrkshop ing mail-in registration. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE THE GREENBELT AQUATIC AND FITNESS CENTER. In-Person registration is required for all activities taking place at the • Greenbelt Aquatic and Fitness. NE I G HB ORH OO D CLASSES Neighborhood Classes are held in 2 week sections Tuesday thro~ Friday. The registration deadline for each section Mail-in Registration will be accepted from Residents & Non-Residents until the beginning is the Monday prior to the beginning of the section for which you are registering. Meeting dates are as follows. of your class. To mail in, please completely fill out the registration fonn (front and back) Section 3 & 7: 7/16-7/26, Section 4 & 8: 7(30-8/9 and enclose with payment. MasterCard and VISA are accepted. If paying by credit card, .. please be sure to fill in the card type (Master CardNISA), the expiration date, and the credit card number. Checks should be made payable to the Citjo/Greenbelt. Mail registrations to Archery #337501 6-IZ T-F/9:45 am YC $20/$25 - 8/45 min classes Greenbelt Recreation Department 25 Crescent Road, Greenbc!lt, Maryland 20770. ATTN. {sections 3 & 4) Summer Registration Arts & Crafts #333501 3-5 T-F/2:30pm YC FREE - 8/30 min classes (sections 3 & 4) .. Walk-In registration is on-going until the beginnj.ng of the class you are registering for. Arts & Crafts #333501 6-12 T-F/3:00pm YC FREE - 8/30 min classes (sections 7 & 8) Registration hours and locations are as follows: Game, Etc. #332503 6-12 T-F/10:30 am YC $20/$25 - 8/45 min classes (sections 3 & 4) Youth Center - Monday thru Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Gymnastics #332505 3.5 T-~11:15 am YC $20/$25 • 8/30 min classes Greenbelt Community Center - Monday thru Friday 9:00 am to 9:00 pm & Saturdays 9 (sections 3 &.4) am to 6:00 pm. Gymnastics #332505 6-12 T-F/11 :45 am YC $20/$25 - 8/30 min classes You may drop registration~1n the Community Center Main Office "Drop-Box." Registra­ (sections 7 & 8) tions may_ be dropped at any time during the registration period. Creative Movement #332506 6-12 T-F/11:15 am YC $20/$25 • 8/30 min classes (sections 3 & 4) .. PLEASE NOTE: All classes have a limited enrollment. Early registration improves your Creative Movement #332506 3.5 T-F/11:45 am YC $20/$25 - 8/30 min classes chances of obtaining the class of your choice!! Registration will be accepted until the begin­ (sections 7 & 8) ning of your class. Tennis #33250 l 6-12 T-F/9:00 am BFTC $20/$25 • 8/45 min classes CLASS FEES: All fees arc noted in the course description. Residents are those individuals (section 3 &4) 1ving within the city limits (not mail only) of Greenbelt and who are entitled to vote in the city election. Non-residents are those living outside the incorporated city limits of Greenbelt. A 10 TEEN TRIPS percent discount will be given to all senior citizens, 60 years old and over, registering for adult Rehoboth Beach # 348602 13-18 8:30 am-8:30 pm YC $7 per person classes (but not those designed specifically for senior citizens). All checks should be made Sunday, July 21, 1996 payable to the City ofGreenbelt. VISA or Master Card arc accepted at the Youth Center Busi­ lubing Trip #348603 13-18 9am-9pm YC $14 per person ness Office 9:00 am to .4:30pm Monday - Friday, and the Greenbelt Community Center Main Saturday, August 10, 1996 Office 9:00am - 9:00pm Monday • Friday and on Saturdays 9:00am - 6:00pm. For classes held at the Greenbelt Aquatic and Fitness Center (GA:FC) only, charges are ~ccepted at any time. AE ROBICS CLASSES CLASS SCHEDULE: All second session classes will begin during the week of Monday, Registration for all aerobic classes is ongoing_ with the instructor. Pass 4)1ans are available. Bev McQuay 776-5405 J y 15th. Should any classes be canceled, makeups will be held at the end of the regular class Jazzercise $6/class M/7:00pm cc Jazzercise Circuit T'fllining $6/class wn:OOpm cc Bev McQuay 776-5405 schedule. Classes are. held for the number of sessions or hours designated. See class descrip­ ..... Jazzercize Cardio Quick Aervbics $6/class F/6:30pm cc Bev McQuay 776-5405 tions for specific dates and times. Jacki Sorenson's Aerobics $3.50 T/fh/6:00 pm SHL Janet Anderson 439-3866 REFUNDS: The Greenbelt Recreation Department reserves lhe righ.t, to cancel class.es due Jacki Sorenson's Aerobics $3.50 S/9:00am SHL Janet Anderson 439-3866 t6 insufficient registration or causes beyond its control. Refunds will aytomatically be made if Torobics '$4/class T/Thf7~f5 pm SHL 'Reggie Freeman 622-5929 by be cse clitsses are qmceled the De~ent Other refunds will made according to the Bio Aerobics Tfflin:OOpm YC Barbara Forte 262-5175 provisions in the City' df Oreentielt R'esolutior1 No. 65 which requites that refund requests, for valid reasons, be submitted IN WRlTING, IMMEDIATELY to the Recreation Department ADULT CLASSES I, Business Office. Senior/Ad111! 18+ Fn71:00pm cc $4/2 hr session MAINSTREAMING: Anyone who is phys1cally, men.tally, and/oremQti9nally challenged Drop-In Art Mart (~ingoing 6/21-8/9) 1s encouraged to paruc,pate m any of the Recreation Department's programs. If you need any Tenrus Advanced #362601·.l (start7/11) ;6+ Sa/11:00 am BFTC $25/$31.25-5/1 hr classes ,;pccial assistance, please call (VJ 397 2208 or (TTY) 474-2046 and ask for Karen Haseley. Ist Aid & Safety #35710 I (s,ection 2) !6+ (7/23,24,25) TBA $55/$60-3/3 hr classes LOCATION CODE: CC - Community Center; YC - Youth Center; .GAFC · Greenbelt T/W/fh7pm Aquatic and Fitness Center; SHLRC Sprinihill Lake Recreation Center, BFTC Braden Field I st Aid & Safety #35710 I (scctton '1) 16+ (8/6,7,8) TBA $55/$60°3/3 hr classes Tennis Courts. Ttwffhn:oo pm ADDITIONAL INFORMATIO'.';: Pk.ise contact the Greenbelt Recreation Department Business Office 'lit 397-2200 or the Greenbelt Communit_ Center at 397-2208, weekdays from For information on activities held at the Greenbelt Aquatic and Fitness Center (GAFC), please call 397-2204. 9.00am - 4:30pm. For class c.mccllat1 ns nd update , contact the Greenbelt Weather and Information Hotline at 474-5525. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF JULY 15, 1996 Page 8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, July 11, 1996 Thursday, July 11, 1996 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW • Page 9 -

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Action Plan Chef's Secret Council directed Manzi and Deputy City Manager Michael Restaurant McLaughlin to contact envi­ ronmental and other groups Finest Black Angus that might be interested in joining with the city in a coa­ Steaks and Fresh Award winners State Delegate James Hubbard and County Coun­ l it ion to protect the BARC cilwoman Audrey E. Scott with Greenbelt Mayor Toni Bram. Seafood environment. USDA officials • photo courtesy of Audrey Scolt will be invited to provide a status update at the July 29 regular council meeting and to Scott and Hubbard Honored by PGCMA a later meeting or worksession to discuss the project in more Prince George's County fact that, as liaison, Audrey is Early Bird Specials detail. (With City Manager Councilwoman Audrey E. Scott the best, and we are delighted Daniel Hobbs' scheduled July CR-District 4) and Stale Del­ to have her represent us on the 5 - 6 P Daily 19 departure, council earlier egate James Hubbard (23rd Dis­ County level." named McLaughlin Interim trict) were honored by the The honor represents the City Manager and granted him Prince George's County Munici­ second consecutive year that a IO percent pay increase, pal Association. Scott was the first term Councilwoman along with plentiful praise for honored for her exemplary ser­ has been recogni:i.ed by the. his past performance.) vice as the County Council's league of 28 municipalities. municipal liaison and Hubbard Last year she r.eceived the first for his work on municipal zon­ annual James C. Fletcher, Jr. Consumers Beware ing authority legislation. Courageous Endeavor Award, Of Vacation Scams Both awards were presented named for the late County at the annual PGCMA Break­ Council Member and former Consumers can fall into doz­ fast held June 26 at the Mary­ Mayor of Glenarden, who was ens of traps when answering land Municipal League Summer known for his fairness, indepen­ 5810 GREENBELT Kn. solicitations for free or inexpen­ Conference in Ocean City. "As dence and support of municipal sive vacations, or pay-in-ad­ Secretary to the Prince George's issues. This year Hubbard was GREENBELT, MD 20770 vance vacation plan!t, warns County Municipal Association," recipient of the 1996 James C. Maryland Attorney General J. said Mayor Toni Bram of Fletcher, Jr. Courageous En­ 345-6101 Joseph Curran, Jr. Greenbelt, "I can attest to the deavor Award.

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Call us today for a Satisfying Smile! Thursday, July 11, 1996 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Page 11 City Forwards Legislative Park Ranger Station Mentors Needed Beltway Plaza Mall Dedication July 13 For Teen Parents Features Kid's Day - Wish List to MML, Again Greenbelt- Park will dedicate The Parents Anonymous of Kid Day at Beltway Plaza by Jim Smith ure to communicate in some the Park's first ranger station at Maryland, Prince George's County Mall starts at 10 a.m. on Sat­ The City Council decided on circumstances. Councilmember a ceremony on Saturday, July PANDA (Parent Aides Nurturing urday, July 13 with a fun­ legislative items to forward to White expressed his approval 13 at 1 p.m. The 46-year-old and Discovering With Adolescents) filled half hour of unique the Maryland Municipal League of current level of Community park covers over 1150 acres of Program, is searching for nurturing storytelling. Children 3 to 12 (MML) for the 1997 General Development Block Grant federal land that offers the pub­ and non-judgmental men and years old who bring their li­ Assembly Session. The MML (CDBG) funds which will be lic a tranquil oasis in an urban women willing to volunteer four brary cards will receive a free takes suggestions of legislative forthcoming from the U.S. De­ setting. Until now, the park hours weekly in the Prince gift. Those attending story­ items that member jurisdictions partment of Housing and Urban ranger staff operated out of a George's County area by providing time, ages 3 - 12 years can would like to see considered by Development. This year trailer with limited interpretive one-on-one support to teen parents. see a free AMC Academy the state assembly. After hear­ Greenbelt will receive $120,000 and research facilities. The Volunteer mentors visit teens movie at 10:30 a.m. Accom­ ing from its members, the in CDBG funds. new ranger station will include weekly in a home-based program panying adults may see the MML then sets their agenda for an environmental education offering education on parenting film for a fee. the session and lobbies on be­ laboratory and a nature discov­ techniques, knowledge of commu­ half of the municipalities. Our Neighbors ery room. nity resources, and personal en­ Greenbelt will forward a by Linda Savaryn Park Superintendent, National couragement to complete high number of items for consider­ 301-474-5285 Capital Parks-East, Gentty school and gain self-esteem. Like a ation. Suggestions for proposed Our sympathy to Martha Davis, has invited Secretary of To become a Parents Anony­ legislation include: the forfei­ Sinden and family on the death the Interior, Bruce Babbitt; mous PANDA Mentor, call (410) good neighbor, ture of property {i.e. vehicle) of her husband, Steve. Field Director, National Capital 808-5681. when an illegal firearm is Condolences to Katherine Area, Robert Stanton; Represen­ State Farm I found; charging all participating Reynolds, whose husband, tative Steny Hoyer; and members of a gang equally in John, died July 1. Antoinette Bram, Mayor of the is there. the commission of a crime; pro­ Thomas Yarwood was named city of Greenbelt, to attend and ~UBER.$· viding municipalities the rev­ give remarks. to the dean's list at Frostburg See me for car, home, enue from moving vehicle cita­ State University for the spring The Greenbelt Concert Band ·sucCESS TliROUGH EXPERIENCr tions issued by municipal offic­ semester. He is a freshman. will perform at 12:15 p.m. The H: 474-2011 life and health ers which now goes to the Luci Gorman graduated with ceremony will take place at the 0: 262-6900 insurance. state; raising the percentage of honors on May 18 from ranger station. Shuttle bus ser­ Program Open Space (POS) vice from the Sweetgum Picnic Salisbury State University with Don W. Taulelle, CLU funds used for acquisition; and, a Bachelor of Science degree in Area will run every 15 •minutes to the ranger station. The cer­ JUST PERFECT $52,900 7707 Belle Point Dr. municipal control over speed Liberal Studies and an empha­ Wide-atyle end unit with the ultimate limits. These items were all sis on Education. Luci, a emony is open to the general kitchenl Lovely floor., new bath, Greenbelt, Md. 20770 carried forward from last year's graduate of St. Hugh's School public. Light refreshments will fenced yard, ahed. VERY NICE! 474-5007 wish list and explained in a city be served. For more informa­ and a 1992 graduate of Eliza­ CHARMING 3·BRM $54,900 memo from Dtputy City Man­ beth Seton High School, is the tion, contact .the park at 344- Gorgeous hardwood floort, expand­ ager Michael McLaughlin. Last daughter of John and Lois 3948. ed dining room, extra windows for year, none of Greenbelt's sug­ Gorman of Ridge Road. lots of sun. Fenced yard w/ patio. """ ,,. .. gestions were taken up by Congratulations to Robert Volunteers Needed NICE ADDITION $42,000 MML. Bodner, son of Mary Jane Bring an offerl 2-Bedroom with In addition to last year's addition gives • very large living A Bodner of Empire Place, who The American Cancer Soci­ room. Nice court close to center. INIV.ANCl, carry overs, Councilmember graduated from the University ety is desperately seeking vol Rodney Roberts proposed, and of Maryland University Col­ unteers to respond to public in­ council agreed, to forward pro­ lege, with a Master's Degree in quiries for cacer.:related infor­ posed legislation for the forfei­ General Administration, Applied mation A good telephone man­ State Farm Insurance Companies ture of a vehicle on the second Management on May 18. Bob ner and a commitment to caller Home offices Bloomington, Illinois DWI offense. is employed at Northrup satisfaction is needed. Training In other actions at the June Grumman, Baltimore. is provided. For more ro council meeting, two pieces Rose and Ray Haber at­ informaiton, call the Public Re­ of federal legislation were dis­ tended the wedding of their lations department at 202-483- cussed because of their impact grandson Jason Elliot Goodman 2600 x151. upon local policy. Police Chief and his bride Deborah Ann SIIELLY WEST James Craze spoke on current . Cecco. It was held on July 6 Lawton Realty, tare . consideration by the federal at the Memorial Chapel at the (301) 507-3279 government to sell radio fre­ University of Maryland. The quencies as a source of rev­ reception was held at th Greenbelt $59,900 enue. Chief Craze said that the Marriott Inn and Conference GREENBELT CO-OPS AVAIL: resulting reduction of broadcast Two Bedroom Garden Condo Center at the University of Home capacity for emergency commu­ Maryland. nications could result in a fail- Beautiful landscaping surrounds this well decorated 2 BR unit. Only $53,000. Lease purchase avail. · FINE PROPERTIES Price reduced on this great two bedroom with one bedroom • New Carpet • New Paint addition on 1st floor with its own full bath! Two bathroom for For Sale • New Floors • Sun Den only $56,000! • Master Bedroom with Beautiful, 2 BR Brick Unit w/ceramic foyer, upgraded kitchen Walk-In Closet and bath, many decorator touches, and more. $77,000 Lorie Scheibe! 301-262-6900 Move in condltlon-2 BR with newer appliances, deck in fenced rear yard and more. $47,000. PRICE REDUCED! Wood stream Greenbelt East Finishing touches everywhere in this 2 BR-new roof, range, Nearly 4000 Sq. Ft.! carpet. Backs to wood. Quiet court. $52,500. Super luxury MTR home, In the Greenbelt Woods 2 BR block unit with fenced yard-:-great location. Wall to wall magnificently dressed with Rare Property! carpet. $49,900. · all the bells and whistles. (5 Unusual, Sears-built home, BR, 3.5BA) $279,900 3BR, 2BA home, complet ely 3 BR block unit in garage court. Large fenced corner lot. Only modernized. One-level living. $59,000 In the heart of Greenbelt, surrounded by woods. $134,900 GLENN DAl,E: 3 BR 2 Bath rambler with 2 car carport-;:>rlvate setting-large Boxwood Village Berwyn He1ghts $159,999 living area w/fireplace. $ t 39,900. Quaint and Charming Colonial One-bedroom detached home, 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 3 $5000 closing paid for Beautiful brick front split foyer, 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath, t car garage, large rooms, spacious closets, levels, custom declc, carport, non-contingent buyer FP, fin BSMT. Only $155,500. Seller will help w/dosing! gleaming hardwood floors, new windows, large eat-in for this 4BR, 2.5BA Mt. Rainier/Hyattsville-four bedrooms, 2 full baths, full BSMT, easy to expand. Lovely! kitchen, new carpe; fresh paint, new carpet. W/D. Only $99,900! $84,900 fireplace, new NC. $179,900. home with 2-car garage, full basement, Magnolia Springs-Large home for growing family-six cul-de-sac lot & more. bedrooms, four full baths. 1 car garage, full apt In BSMT with kitchen &.. liv area, sep. entrance . All located on quiet cul-de­ sac close to everything. $200's. SELLERS TO PAY $4000 LAWTON REALTY CLOSING HELP LORIE SCHEIBEL ANN LAWTON Lang & Faster Realtors 301-262-6900 NEW CARROLLTON: 301-510-3441 Terrific 4 level split with 3 BR. 2 BA. garage, level large lot, all on quiet neighborhood street. Only $149,900. Pagen GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday; Juty n; 1996 50th Anniversary Party - At Greenbelt's Library by Eileen Peterson There was ice cream and reading programs aimed at there was cake as Greenbelt children and teenagers. Library celebrated the countywide library system's A Book and a Nook 50th anniversary on June 26. In a semicircle of chairs There was German streusel set up near the adult services cake, Mexican flans, Irish desk upstairs, over 50 people creme chocolate mousse and a ranging in age from three to Persian "delight" dripping over 65 years of age read with honey. These and enough aloud, at ten-minute intervals, other delightful morsels to their favorite poems, book feed an army at the "Sweet passages or published plays or Taste of Greenbelt: E Phiribus letters. Many children shared Unum" Read-In and Ca'fe favorite stories, and the three were planned to reflect the Misses Greenbelt, city and growing diversity of the com­ other elected officials and lo­ munity served by this library cal as well as other county li­ branch. brary staff came to read. Library staff, 35 businesses and civic groups (see Thank The Play's the Thing You ad on page ) and vari­ During the last two hours, ous individuals donated cash the Greenbelt Arts Center ac­ and food for the party, which tors read from selected plays featured desserts and bever­ they have performed or are Tony Song, age 7, reads aloud as his mother smiles encourage­ about to perform. This por­ ment at the Greenbelt Library's 50th birthday celebration of the ages downstairs and the op­ Lin White, administrative aide portunity upstairs for people tion of the Read-In was held Countywide system. Tony came to the US from .China last Au­ downstairs and filled the gust. in the library, adds a few more to share aloud their favorite decorations to the festive look . book pas,;a es. "Cafe." • photo by Tom Simon Amidst cries of "Happy -pholo by Thelma l.oret de Mola Hundreds Came Birthday, Library" the last An in1t1al effort by the 18 ta~ty morsel (a slice of carrot vo.lunteers behind the tables cake) went to a member of to keep a count of visitors the appreciative audience. was soon abandoned in the This was the last of three face of lines of youngsters events planned here to cel­ and adults, many carrying ebrate the library system's books to read as they ate. 50th year. The library had an The free, day-long event exhibit by local photographer was organized by library Victor Stekall of portraits fea­ branch manager Honore' turing people around the Francoi's with the help of staff world, and 2 large maps up­ and the Friends of Greenbelt stairs offered patrons the Library who orchestrated the chance to "star" their birth­ food and funds drive. Donated places. Earlier, a Teddy funds left over after the event Bears' Picnic was held on the will go to the Summer Quest front lawn for young children.

Kerry Mullaney reads aloud "Ten Apples Up On Top!" as friends listen and lend moral support at the Greenbelt Library's recent birthday Read-In. • photo by I.In White

THE STAFF OF THE GREENBELT LIBRARY AND \ FRIENDS OF THE GREENBELT LIBRARY want to express special thanks to these businesses and civic groups for their contri­ butions to ·The Sweet Taste of Greenbelt* Read-in and Cafe, this branch's June 26 celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Prince George's Country Memorial Library system. • •••• Beijing of Greenbelt Bell Atlantic Chef's Secret Restaurant Chevy's Mexican Restaurant Denny's Restaurant Generous Joe's Deli Greenbelt Coop Supermarket Greenbelt Federal Credit Union Greenbelt Marriott Jasper's Restaurant 94th Aero Squadron Royal Jade Chinese Restaurant T.G.I. Friday's Three Brothers Pizza • • * • * • American Legion Post # 136 • Boxwood Civic Association • Catholic Community of Greenbelt • Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt Democratic Club • Eleanor Roosevelt High School • Gray Panthers • Greenbelt Arts Club • Greenbelt Baha'i Faith • Greenbelt Boys and Girls Club • Greenbelt Community Church • Greenbelt Cooperative Nursery School and Kindergarten • Greenbelt Elerrtentary School • Greenbelt Lion Belles • Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad • Greenbriar Community Association• Greenbrook Estates Homeowners Association· Holy Cross Lutheran Church • Lakeside Citizens Association • Mishkan Torah Synagogue • St. Hugh's Catholic School • Windsor Green Home owners Association • We want to thank also the many individuals who volunteered their time or contribut­ ed food or funds to the success of this celebration - ~~-::&"f<"I /:~~ ~ Honore L. Francois, Manager Barbara Simon, Chair Volunteers Characlia Gjoni and Neme Ayachitula, on the right, serve delicious home made snacks to Mary Linstrom. Greenbelt Branch Library Friends of Greenbelt Library •photo by Thelma Loret de Mola •- Thursday, July .U, 1996 GREENBELT .NEWS.REVlEW P..age 13. A woman inadvertently left Hotline on Drugs Park Animals her credit card on the counter The Greenbelt Police Department Discover some of the animals at the Greenbelt Aquatic and needs the help of residents. Any citi- of Greenbelt Parle in this evening Fitness Center on Wednesday afternoon, July 3. The credit zen with infonnation about possible campfire program. Meet at the dtug activity i'n the city is encourage campfire circle in loop B of the card was taken by someone and used to make numerous pur­ to call the Greenbelt Narcotics Hot campground at 9 p.m. on Friday, -Line at 507-6524. Julv 12. chases at several stores. Other thefts reported in­ clude: a set of weights and a bench from a second floor bal­ cony in the 6000 block of llllSHNlMUlllHY &ADAMS MEDICAL CENTER Springhill Drive on Friday, June 28; clothing from a resi­ ~·• • dence in the 7800 block of Jacobs Drive on Friday after­ noon, June 28; and an unat­ tended wallet from atop a bar in Jasper's Restaurant, 7401 Greenbelt Road, on Thursday, • July 4. Vehicle Thefts and Recov­ WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF OUR NEW eries MEDICAL CENTER. A 1990 Acura Legend four Doug Love, dressed as Mad Bear, Ruler of the Plains, one of the door, reported stolen on June DATE: TUESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1996 characters he played in the Greenbelt Arts Center's recent pre­ 26, was recovered in the 9100 sentation of"A Canticle for Liebowitz," reads from the book upon block of Edmonston Road on PLACE: 9470 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, SUITE 301 which the play is based, as his mother, Jane Love, listens intently Friday, June 28. The vehicle SEABROOK, MD and holds Mad Bear's goblet. was released to a friend of the (ACROSS FROM THE ENTERPRISE MALL) • photo by Lin White owner, with the owner's per­ missior.. TELEPHONE: (301)306-4544 Alexandria City Police re­

' . covered a 1983 Toyota Tercel OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY TO THURSDAY - 8:00A.~t.-S:30P.M. ·which had been reported stolen FRIDAY - 8:00A.M.-12:001'.M. POLICE BLOTTER from the 6000 block of Springhill Drive on June 19. THE FOLLOWING HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS ARE ACCEPTED: 1'he vehicle was recovered on MEDICARE, MEDICAID, NYLCARE, PRUDENTIAL PLUS, Based on Information Released by the Greenbelt Friday, June 28, in the 300 block BSBC (BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD), CIGNA, MDIPA, AETNA, of South Van Dorn Street. Two PRIVATE INSURANCES ARE ALSO ACCEPTED. Police Department arrests were made in connection with the recovery. WE WELCOME YOIJ The manager of the Holly­ trial. A two-door I 988 Pontiac wood Video Store, Beltway An officer responded to a re­ Grand Am was reported stolen TO OUB PRACTICE ••• Plaza, was outside the store port of unattended children in­ from the 6900 block of Hanover cleaning the windows after the side a parked car in Beltway Parkway on Monday, July I. BREATHTAKING VIEW 2BR's $650 monthly store had closed during the Plaza on Saturday evening, June Prince George's County Police Awesome deck equals loads of summer fun. REALTY 1 Tranquil yard backs to woods, Enlarged dining early hours of s.. turday morn­ 29. The officer located the ve­ recovered the vehicle in the 5600 block of Newton Street, area. See-thru, modem fully equipped ldlchen. ing, June 29. She was ap­ hicle with three children, ages 982-0044 Country decor interior & updated bath. $46,900 praached from behind by a man Hyattsville, on July 2. No ar­ 4, 6 and 6, inside the vehicle. 'MAKE ME AN OFFER!' Superior interior, wielding a knife who forced her The vehicle operator, a 46 year rests were made. Bright ldlchen,W/D, white counters & appls. ADELPHI Cape cod with 4BR's & 2BA's. Screen back into the store. The sus old nonresident woman, returned An officer patrolling the 9100 Deluxe carpet, tile foyer & wide layout Fenced porch oveitooks big yard with azaleas, trees & yard & extra pal1dng. $589 monthly $38,900 p-ect took an undisclosed a short time later and was ar­ block of Edmonston Road on flowers. Brick FP, eat-In ldlc~en, full bsmt, RR, amount of mone~ and fled the rested, charged with leaving Monday, July i, noticed a suspi­ laundry & workshop. $968 montllly $139,900 PRICE REDUCTION ON BRICK HOME! Mint store on foot in an unknown di­ cious looking vehicle in the condition and lovingly maintained. Modem children unattended in a •motor DAVIDSONVILLE Immaculate 4BR rambler. Full white ldlchen, new carpet, 3 ceiling fans & rection. The suspect is de­ vehicle, and released on citation parking lot. A computer check bsmt, den, laundry & rec room. Huge lot Family freshly painted thru-out 2 Large BRs & updated nn addition, skylight & cathedral ceiling. Modem scribed as a black man, about pending trial. revealed the vehicle, a 1988 bath. Splendid fenced yard. Walk to the Center. ldlchen & baths. $1182 monthly $167,000 $719 monthly $57,900 30 years old, 5 '5", 250 lbs., While patrolling the 6300 Oldsmobile Cutlass four-door had been reported stolen to JUST REDUCED! $623 monthly 2BR w/extra with a light complexion, a thick block of Greenbelt Road on Sat­ 1st Time Buyer Financing! beard, wearing a stocking mask Bladensburg Police. No arrests HAI.F BATH addition & sep family room addition. urday evening, June 29, an of­ Call for details Enlarged dining area. Modem kitchen with over his face, a dark baseball ficer stopped a vehicle for traf­ were made and the vehicle was ceramic tile, oak cabinets & pass-thru. $39, 700 impounded. cap and dark clothing. fic violation. The driver re­ CHELSEA WOODS 2BR condo. $719 monlhly UNBELIEVABLE YARD Is tremendous & backs to A 25 year old resident man fused to sign the citation and A computer check on a ve­ Superb condition. Enclosed sunporch, separate woods. 2BR's. Enlarged and very open kitchen. was arrested on Friday evening, was arrested. hicle abandoned in the parking DR, almost new carpet, eat- In loaded ldlchen Expanded dining area. Ma,velous refinished and updated bath. Great wooded view. $59,900 hardwd firs. END UNIT! $677 monthly $49,900 June 28, on a charge of con­ The passenger, a 24 year old lot of the Marriot Hotel, 6400 suming an alcoholic beverage in nonresident man, got out of the Ivy Lane, revealed it had been GREENBELT TOWNHOMES SURPRISING PRICE $565 monthly 2BR In reported stolen to Prince great condition. new carpet & fresh paint Sep public. An officer on patro~ in vehicle and confronted the of­ BRICK &!£s9.ocation. W/D. Updated kitchen. Modem tile bath Complete · en, par dining the I 00 block of Centerway no­ George's County Police. The re­ w/reglazed tub. White picket fence. $35,900 ficer. The passenger was walk­ room an ' S $59,900 ticed the man sitting on a ing into the traffic lanes causing covery occurred on Tuesday af­ bench holding an open can of other motorists to swerve, re­ ternoon, July 2. 2BR BRICK Separate dining nn w/bullt-in buffet 5% Down Now Availa1ble! Other vehicle thefts reported Oak cabinets in updated ldlchen. ,t Ceifing fans beer. The man was released on fused several orders by. the of­ & built-in NC. Very nice condition. Sunny yard. ' Can tor details citation pending trial. ficer to get out of the roadway. include: a silver 1994 Hyundai Close to the Center. $734 monthly $57,900 A nonresident youth was as The passenger was yelling ob• Elantra four-doQr, Washington IMPRESSIVE BLOCK HOME $720 monlllly 3BR saulted while shopping at the sceml!es and tried to prevent the tags 444FR6, from the 8100 home is super clean , bright white. NEW W/D! Giant Supermarket, Beltway officer from impounding the ve­ block of Bird Lane on Sunday, Modem bath, updated kitchen & separate dining June 30; a red Ford Mustang room. Fenced backyard and landscaped front Plaza, on Saturday evening, hicle. The passenger was ar­ wished. $54,900 plus $2,500 Closing Help! June 29 The youth was ap­ rested, charged with hindering two-door, DC tags 708789, from the 6000 block of Greenbelt JUST proached from behind and spun and disorderly, and released on with around by the suspect who citation pending trial. Road on Sunday evening, June thru-out, se le punched the youth in the face. An officer stopped a vehicle 30; a blue 1982 Oldsmobile ha The suspect fled the scene, but in the area of Greenbelt Road Delta 88 four-door, MD tags was apprehended a short time and Walker Drive on Saturday 783ATN, from the 7800 block of later. The suspect, a 17 year evening, June 29, because of an Hanover Parkway on Monday old resident youth was arrested, improperly displayed rear tag. morning, July I; a burgundy 1989 Pontiac Grand Am, MD ADDITION $629 monthly 2BR elevated dining charged with assault and battery A computer check reported the area and enlarged open llving areas, All new and released to a parent pend­ tag had been reported stolen to tags 613AYM, from the 6900 carpet downstairs, Large deck vieWs woods & fenced yard. $1,000 Closing Help! $43,900 ing trial. Baltimore County Police. The block of Hanover Parkway on Mor1Qage payments (principal + interest) quo1Bd are Ill A Monday morning, July r; and a FAMILY ROOM ADDITION Updated dining area qualified buyeis, 101' down payment. C011'181ltional 30 young man was riding his driver, a 29 year old nonresident yr rate of 8.5S, Greenben Townbo1111 paymems also bicycle home from Roosevelt grey Honda Civic four-door, MD has new linoleum flooring, added cabinets & was arrested, charged with theft counters. Sunny fenced front yard. Tile bath, include CIHIP lees. Rabis are subject ID change. Center on Wednesday evening, and driving with a suspended li­ tags CKP731, from the 9 I 00 wide layout & 2BR'S. $609 monthly $39,900 July 3, when he was stopped by block of Springhill Lane on cense, and released on citation EAT-IN KITCHEN $732 monthly Convenient several suspects who forced pending trial. Tuesday morning, July 2. location. 3BR BLOCK home. Table-sized tcilchen, Leonard & Holley him off his bike. The suspects While patrolling the area of Vandalism to, thefts from, and walk-In pantry & extra counters. Updated bath tried to get the youth to remove Greenbelt Road and Southway attempted thefts from vehicles wlexllaust Ian. $54,750 &$2,700closlng help. Wallace his belt and pants, but he man­ an officer stopped a vehicle for were reported in the following CENTRAL A/C! 3BR wlseparate laundry room & aged to get away from his a • areas: 6200 block of Breezewood Aorida nn addition. Table-size kit Built-in loft numerous equipment , iolations. bed. Great condition. $658 monthly $45,900 sailants and fled the area on his computer check revealed the Court, 6000 and 7700 blocks of REDUCED AGAIN! 3BR BRICK END. Modem bike. One of the suspects w s vehicle tags h._d been reported Greenbelt Road. 8000 block of Lakecrest Drive, 200 block of eat-in country kitchen, Refinished floors, neutral located in the 24 Court of tolen to Prince G d, and JUST LISTED 2BR Front addition & large porch the I bl c,k of \\ stw } two $574 monthly $1,000 Closing Help! S36,900 UIU.l' IDDSl'6 tcmpte ' trn ·~ , r r on Cl 11 n nendrng t"IIT lllf relea d to , gu.ird1 n 111c1dent ZEUS ELECTRIC fuly 11, 19!>6 Custom Quality Work Done w/ Pride! DAYCARE No job too small. Holbert's - Service work and new homes. LICENSED FULL DAY and before/ ALL work done by Home Imp. after camp care by Greenbelt teacher. Transportation and meals provided. CLASSIFIED Master Electrician Carpentry Painting Tina, 301/220-0166. Insured Lie. #1142 Pr. Geo. Remodeling Repairs HELP WANTED 301-622-6999 LICENSED CHRISTIAN childcare RATES CLASSIFIED: $2.50 mini­ Beeper 301-907-1025 M.H.l.C. 25916 has one full time opening for age 14 FAST PACED medical office needs mum for ten words. 15¢ each ad­ mos. up. Miss Nancy, 301/474-3935. energetic, outgoing tndiv. w/good r;r Women's ~ --~ Call Jack 345-9117 communication skills. Basic clerical ditional word. No charge for list­ WANTED - Day care provider for 9 & computer skills a must, P/f, salary ing items that arc found. Submit month old, starting end ofAugust. 301/ plus bonuses. Pis. fax resume to 301/ ad with payment to the News Re­ Group Therapy I view office by 10 p.m. Tuesday, BAILEY'S 513-9036 604-2919. • Separation/Divorce or to the News Review drop box I CLEANING DAY CARE - Comfortable environ­ APPLICATIONS now being accepted in the Greenbelt Co-op grocery • Depression/Grieving~ ment. Call Sophia, 301/345-5984. for Teller/Clerk position. Call (301) store before 7 p.m. Tuesday, or • Feel better/Enjoy life SERVICE 474-5902. Cash experience required mail to Crescent Road, Suite CHILD CARE - Licensed mother of 15 and typing. Will train. 100, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770. Ginny Hurney LCSW SENIOR CITIZENS one year old to give tender loving care BOXED: $6.00 column inch. DISCOUNTS to your two year old or older child in EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT - i. _ 595-5135 Minimum 1 1/2 inches ($9.00). my Berwyn Heights home. Hours 7:30 Greenbelt Homes, Inc. General Man­ CALL 441 1351 OR 474-2160 Deadline IO p.m. Monday. .m.-5:30 p.m. Call Diana at 301-345- ager seeks dynamic, people oriented PAGER: 425-2219 Include name, phone no. and 3289. assistant; WP5 .1, distaphone, excellent JoAnn's communication and organizational address with ad copy. Ads not con­ CHILD CARE-Trained teacher. 8 skills, ability to handle multiple pri­ sidered accepted until published, UPHOLSTERY years experience. 301-9'82-1061. orities and maintain high level of con­ BOOKS (J-l'"-1'"-n) fidentiality. Send resume with salary REAL ESTATE - RENT THE ORGANIZED Many Fabrics to Choose From. Free Pick Up and ALERIE L. SIEGEL requirement to: HR, Hamilton Place, Greenbelt, MD 20770. FOR RENT - Garage townhome in USED BOOKSTORE Delivery. Free Estimates. 1r .r Assistant State ti Greenbrook, exceflent condition, 3 Wood Refinishing YOUR PERSONAL LAWYER BR, 2 1/2 + 1/2 bath, deck, fireplace, 10438 Baltimore Ave. WST AND FOUND Quick Return. 301/474-5632 short distance to Schrom Hills Park. Beltsville, MD 20705 LEW'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY LOST - LARGE BLACK MALE $1175, avail. 8/1. Lorie Scheibe), WILLII DOG, brown markings above eyes and Long & Foster, 301/262-6900 262-4135 DWVDUI (301) 937-0259 on toes, tan stomach, white on chest, CONTRACTII GREENBELT - 2 bedroom, 2 full COPVRIGIHTII 125-130 lbs., approximately 36" high, T r PERIIONAL INJURY long ears (heavy), has black harness baths, central air conditioning, washer, IIMALL BU81NEIIIIEII dryer, dishwasher, $950. 301/977- House Cleaning A on, answers to "Jake," very friendly. 'W09{1J Last seen July 4 at fireworks at 0299. 'WIZ5t!1{1JS Do you need help with your Greenbelt Lake; was terrified when LARGE HOME TO SHARE with ca­ house cleaningi Let us help. We Mc Donalds someone threw firecracker at him. reer oriented professionals near WORD PROCESS! G are a husband and wife team Family and sister to Jake very upset. Cipriano and 4th in Lanham. Newly co. worlcing in your area for over Monopoly? REWARD Contact Greenbelt police, renovated with all amenities and spa­ (301) 982-7081 seven years with excellent Greenbelt fire department, or owner, cious shady ground, free pool, com­ • Greenbelt references. Hurry, Let's trade Ted, at 982-0996. munity sports, social activities and fit­ ness facilities. Near shops and N.C. We provide weekly, bi-monthly game pieces!! FOUND - Cat, med. long-hair orange • Resume Packages metro. Security deposit and excellem and a spring type cleaning. Also with white feet. 301/474-2957 • Term Papers, Dissertations available arc window cle.aning 345-9537 references required. $300 plus 1/4 • Research and Writing utilities. Call Dan at 301/261-5398. and interior painting. M MERCHANDISE Assistance MY MAID is an insured, ~ REAL ESTATE • SALE • FREE reputable company. SEARS KENMORE 5450 BTUs, au­ M PHARMACY tomatic temperature, power saver. CONSULTA TIONS CONDOMINIUM/fOWNHOUSE - Call John or Tammy TECHNICIAN/CASHIER Used less than 15 hrs. $315 new, $225. •DISCOUNTS FOR J0l13S2~3S15 Greenbelt 3 BR, 2 1/2 baths, separate SENIOR CITIZENS AND for Free estimates at for chain pharmacy. LR/DR, private· parking. Assumable loan and hetp with t:losing costs. Pos­ STUDENTS OffiSSlONAl, T'\'ffl ~CJSE (301) 262-5151 M M-F 9-5 BIKE - $45. Easy glider, $15. Call sible RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. 1/474-4 77. Call 301 /982-020 I, leave message. Will Train $91,000 .. - Summer Extravaganza UPRIGHT PIANO, needs some work 937-6662 and tuning. Free if you move it. 301/ UPDATED 2 BEDROOM ene unit Sat, July 27, Greenbelt, MD, Free Admission 513-9050 with 2 full ceramic baths, A/C, Florida Youth Activities: Workshops focusing on purpose room, more. Open 7/14/96, 2-4. FREE DOG HOUSE - Sturdy, for Phone 301/441-8838. and life training skills, Games & Entertainment for all medium-size dog. Call Bill at 301/ ages. Marketplace of vendors selling products for Interested in delivering The News 345-5098. Ffflt SALE- 3 B~2 l/2 +·rn, bath, 3 Review in the core of Greenbelt? finished level Greenwood Village personal and business use - Vendors Needed. FREEZER - 12 cu. ft. upright, $150; townhome, super low price of Entrepreneur Workshops on The Internet and Ca11 apartment style washer/dryer, $50. $122,000; Call _Lorie Scheibe), Long David Stein 899-4800 301/441-8026 & Feister, 301/262-6900.. Business Expansion. Call: (301) 559-5197 for free Leave name, address and PETS tickets phone number. When a route in your area opens up, you will be COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES - Only GREENBELT WINDSOR GREEN r.- -- called. 2 males left (all black, small amount ONE OF A KIND of white under chin). AKC registered, $250. 301/47:4-3933 2br., rambler townhome, large loft Design Installation w/skylight, sunny den, private patio ~l)REL Patios - Brick shaded by mature trees. A real & Flagstone Pleasa.nt at jewel. Offered @ $112,900. filLL _~]ouch l:~UL~SS OVTIO----S Retaining Walls ARTISrS STUDIO A, 'D STORE ~~ Ponds & Waterfalls New Community Center GREENBELT WINDSOR GREEN LANDSCAPING 2nd Floor Snow Plow Service 143 Centerway 15 Crescent Road THREE FINISHED LEVELS 345-1849 Greenbelt, Maryland 2ono Outstanding 3br., 2 full plus 2 half M.H.I.C. 45685 Tu-Th noon to 8 pm 301-345-5151 Fri &. Sat 9 am to 6 pm bath town-home, large sunken Waxing facl.as Profession~! framing done on the premises. li.vmg room wit .p., balcony off (301) 474-4136 Therapeutic Massage Oualtty work an Creative Ideas! Excellent Prices inaster bedroom. Offered @ Make-up Design 20% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD $129,900.

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Free Estimates /Town References Longer terms available DENNIS SKELLY 112 Centerway Roosevelt Center "Serving Greenbelt Fpr 30 Years" A credit union for persons who live or work in Greenbelt RICKER REALTY Call Dick Gehring 301/441-1246 ::: Rate subJect to change without notice ::: (301) 464-9020 -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.,:.,:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:;:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-::: 8303 58th Ave. • Ben n H i hts, MD July U, 1996 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW - Home Buyers New Exhibition " Crescent Square ~ i Free W~rkshops At UMUC Old Greenbelt Un ve sity of Maryland Uni­ - ADVERTISING The Affordable Rous ng Al­ liance, Inc. (The Alliance), a versity College (UMUC) is one bedroom GREENBELT OPEN HOUSE PIANO LESSONS - Creative, patient tax-exempt organization, under pleased to announce its upcom­ Townhouse for sale, $128,000. 3 bed­ apartments teaching. Music degree, Suzuki Section 50l(c)(3) of the Inter­ ing exhibition: "Andrea rooms, 2 1/2 baths, deck, finished trained. Convenient Laurel location Burchette: Bird as Metaphor' on From $515.00 basement. Sat., July 13, 9-5. 8128 off BW Pkwy. First lesson free with nal Revenue Code, in coopera­ Mandan Terrace. 301/345-7039, 301/ this ad. Call 301/617-9152! tion with Crestar Mortgage view through September 1, at Vista Mgmt. Co. 434-2617 Corporation, is offering two free UMUC's Inn and Conference LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED Fast, workshops designed to gwe Center, College Park. Hours: 8 301-982-4636 ONE BEDROOM UNIT - Has large reasonable, expert work Call 474- a.m.-8 p.m daily. Using birds as _J potential home buyers the D attic and walk-in closet. 7D Research, 8261. knowledge and resources nec­ subject matter--crows, herons, • $24,900. FSBO, 301/897-3230. RUGS CLEANED GHI homes, essary to purchase a home. and cranes....,...Burchette is able to SPACIOUS UPDATED 2 BD end $55; larger homes, $75. Trainedtecb­ Participants in the workshops invest animal images with tre­ J. Her.son townhouse, historic Greenbelt Large nic1an guarantees satisfaction. 301 will have the opportunity to mendous symbolic strength. The addition, l Ill. baths, more! FSBO, 220 3273; Pat. register for personal and confi­ image of the bird becomes a PHOTO GRAPHICS 301/474 7607. dential home ownership and stand-in for human emotions and FLYERS FOR PENNIES M,ailing evokes feelings both of menace LEASE-PURCHASE - A Glen Ora hsts & labels. Call us, 301/474 8947 credit counseling sessions at the • p,,rtraits Townhome with less cash. 4 BR, 3- Affordable Housing Center. and vulnerability. Working pri 1ll. baths, quick occupancy Call DATABASE DESIGN & MAINTE­ The first in a series of work­ marily with. charcoal, Burcheue • ;iortfo lios Lone Scheibe!. Long & Foster Real­ NANCE Business plans & company shops will be held on Saturday, creates large drawings and paiRt­ aJvcrti:ing logo. Please call 301/474-8947. tor, 301-262 6900 July 13, at the Hyattsville ings that have a haunting, meta­ • t (,m;nercial photogr 1p!1y branch of the Prince George's phorical power. WANTED SERVICES County Library, 6530 Ade!phj For further infonnat1on con­ PRIVATE SPANISH CLASSES & LID FOR OSTER blender or broken Road, Hyattsville. Registration tact UMUC's Arts Program cura­ J. Henson math/En I h tutoring. Flexible blender with lid. 301/552-J959 begins at 9:30 a.m. with the tor, Dena Crosson, at (301) 985- photographer ou , re on ble rates. Call 30 I~82- workshop running from IO a.m. 7822. 7 IOR YARD/MOVING SALES to 1 p.m. For additional infonnation, This Could Be your classified ad Ten FANTASIA PIANO STUDIO - Be­ YARD SALE - Collectibles, bikes, 441-9231 gmners spec1ahst, all level fir t I - camping, children' , old and new contact The Alliance on 410- words for $2 50. Each additional son fru. 301/513-5488 thing 9 a m.-noon, SatJrday. 167 995-5815 or 800-592 7780 word is 15 cents. Research HOUSE CLEANING Have many Home a Business yr exp., re.-s. Leave message, 301/ LARGE MULTI-HOUSEHOLD Improvements 345 2346. SALE - Comer of Hillside and Wood­ land Way. 9-1 p.m. Children's clothes, WISLER CONSTRUCTION APPLIANCE SERVICE - All repairs toys, bikes, household it<:ms, women's Drywall• Painting• Carpentry guaranteed. Day or evening service. clothes size 8 22, books, baseball Low rates. Call Bill, 301/345-5395. cards. stroller, file cabinet, steel • Acoustical Ceiling shelves, and other SUIJ)rises. • Tile • Etc. LANDSCAPING MADE EASY! Licensed • Bonded • Insured Call Natalie or Joey for mowing, MOVING SALE - Household items, MHic #40475 345-126 1 rnutching, raking, diggin~. planting, '87 Dodge 600, 94K, $1,000 OBO. pond installation, fence repair or what­ 301/434-7468 ever you need Greenbelt references. :Missy's~···················~ Decorating: Great rates! 301/474-i982 COMMUNITY YARD SALE- Circle the date, July 20 (next week). : WALLPAPERING : TAXES ARE US LIGHT HAULING; moving and odd: Lakeside yard sale in Maplewood : INTERIOR PAINl1NG : jobs. Call Quincy, 301/34.5-5984. Coun, Everylhing for .sale. Furniture, : CARPET CLEANING : baby stuff, tools, etc. Raindate Sun­ LOOKING FOR part time clericaVre­ Need' help once a ·week or once a month day, July 21. : 345-7273 t ceptionist employment Can be flex­ • • keeping organi.Zed for Uncle Sam? ible. 18 years experience, retired. AMAZING YARD SALE July 13, : Md. Home 1QJp. Lie. #26409 t Let me help, .and. your taxes are free! 301/552-2215. 10-2. RaindateSun. Mei,'.s ~O..speei:\ • Bonded - Insured • kitchenware, typewriters; fanriture ~ ...... •.....~ LAWNS CUT - GHI homes, $10; antiques; collectibles, gas grill. 112 Phone: 301-982-6446 larger nrwns, $ I . Guaranteed sati Rosewood Dr., Boxwood. 474-6919 FOR SALE Fax: 301-982-1960 faction. Pat, 220-3273. Teak dining room table and chairs $ 75 MOVING SALE - Lots of good stuff, HOUSECLEANING - I have Teak vanity & stool $200 furniture, copper, kitchen items, pic­ Teak desk with six drawers $200 Greenbelt refs. of 3 years. Weekly, bi­ l!€l!:t!::l!:l.L1LJLJL]L]9L:JLJ':1£1!-1L]L]9'-J99l!J9L]LJCl':1!:l.99!3L]!3L]99CJ&:J':1!:lL1CJL]CJL199.!::l!::l!:1!:l...ct!::~ tures, etc. Please call 301/441-8227. Teak buffet $200 ~ ~ weekly, monthly, $45 to $55 - Melody 3 - piece wall unit, glass shelves $ 75 ~ ~ (Glenn Dale) 805-9676. YARD SALE - Saturday, 8-12, 39 @ GREENBELT ~ Bath chair $ 35 ~ ~ Lakeside Drive. Great items at great ~ ~ GUITAR Lessons - Scales, Stereo with cassette player $ 50 prices! Coffee table $ 40 @ AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR CO. lli c-chords, theory, reading. Full-time ~ @ instructor. 937-8370. 13" color TV • $ 50 @ A.S.E. Certified Technicians llj MOVING SALE. Fridge, T. V.• books, Dormitory refrigerator. $ 45 swing set, furniture, tools, toys. Ev­ @ Serving Computerized Electronic @ CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SER­ Electronic organ & stool S 50 erything going cheap. Call 301-982· @ Ignition & Emi~on Control Systems @ VICE-Most makes repaired.Call af­ Ei,. 01 prinler $ 100 ~ All Maior & Minor Repairs ~ 1061. ~ ~ Iii ter 5 p.m. 840 8043. Phone 301 - 474-3069 @ On Foreign & Domestic Autos Located in rear of 'ti @PHONE· 982-2582 M~il Service Station ~ HOME MOVIES Slides, Pictures trans­ ~ • m Roosevelt Center @ ferred to VHS, Tape Repair. HLM Pro­ U, Old Greenbelt Citgo .. ~ We accept ~ ~ 159 Ccnterway @ ductions, Inc. 301-474-6748. 00 @ ~ ~ Greenbelt, MD 20770 ~ ~l!;1£19!:l!:l9.:~1!--~1!::l!:l!:1!:19L)L3L!fL1L]L:fL]CJLJCl!::~~19.9!:l!:1!:fl:JL]'3CICl99L]l..1.9L]L]Cl!:;l!:19!:1] TOM McANDREW - GREENBELT ~ l6 Dave Meadows · WINDOWS & PAINTING - Replace SllPER6ARD 'I'll ment windows and doors and vinyl sid­ Service Manager ing. Phone474-9434, MHIC2fl087. CASH for your valuables! Jewelry, I_ Maryland State Inspections \_, diamonds, watches, cameras, tools, guns. We buy, sell and loan anything Oil Changes, Batteries 301-4 74-0046 of value. We pawn autos. A-1 Pawn- Brakes, Shocks, Tire~ 20 Southway brokers 3 858 Exhausts & Tune-Ups SORRY! 0 CREDIT Greenbelt, MD 20770 We do DOl normally extend credil lo MD State Lottery adverlilen, u we need your money fast. We love cub and wiD aecept • Open 24 Hours for Gas and Snacks • checka lhat don't bounoe.. When It CDmes To Choosing A Funeral Home, Lakeside Drive Family Owned Really Matters $119,900! GASCH'S FuNERAL HOME

Not a misprint! If you are look­ Has been Family Owned & Operated Since 1859, with a ing for a bargain, this is it. Roll tradition of Honesty, Caring, Compassion, and Quality Service up your sleeves and get ready to Traditional or Non-traditional Funeral Arrangements invest in your future. This one Memorial Services • Cremation Ceremonies • Pre-Need is being sold in "as-is" condit­ Out-of-Town· Transportation & Service Arrangements ion, but you'll never find another one like it. Call for info - being shown Sunday. CASG-f 101.921-61 oo N s' __ s O s-- 4739 Baltimore Ave. REALTY 1 Funeral Home, P. . Hyattsville, MD 20781 982-0044 1995-96 i'RJNCE GEORGE'S CHAMBER OF CO.JUIERCE SMALL &lstNESS OF THE Yoo , -~ ;. GREENBEU-47 4-303CI------Pagel6 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, July 11, 1996 TRAGEDY AT THE LAKE - (Continued from page 1) -pounds according to the manufac­ person Mark Brady said. He t urcr, Scars. said buoys were to be installed The boat was apparently over- around the perimeter and PGFD 1oadcd and there were no ap­ would proce.ed to start a grid proved life jackets available on where divers go back and forth. board according to McIntire, who Poor visibility and thunder­ added that consideration of crimi­ storms hampered the search, nal charges ts pending. which was called off Tuesday at Greenbelt police spokesperson 5:30 p.m., McIntire said, and Pfc George Ma1hews said Ani­ would resume Wednesday mal Warden Martha Fenn placed morning.McIntire said the water 1he call ovf'r ponce radios at I :38 was roughly 74° F, which meant More than 80 rescue personnel with a variety of Greenbelt Lake Monday and Tuesday. p.m Fenn was patrolling the MNR expected the body to sur­ vehicles, rafts, divers and dogs converged on ·. photo by Tlielma Loret de Mola area when a citizen approached face within 48 hours. her and told her of the accident, Greenbelt police have contin­ 'ued to be on the scene 24 hours Mathews said. 1 Greenbelt police officer Pfc. a day since the tragedy oc­ The Search-Day Two Barry Byers, who was off-duty, curred. Officers patrol the area by Mary Moien and Cpl. Carolyn Breck were first and will continue to have a The day dawned early at ing lot a second· time at 1 p.rn., a on the scene, Mathews said. presence until the body is re­ Greenbelt Lake on July 9, the Greenbelt Fire Engine raced out Byers and Breck jumped into the trieved. They are helping to fa­ day after a man was .reported with its siren on. I thought per­ water and swam to the boats. cilitate the work of the various missing and presumed drowned haps the body had been found, Withm minutes other agencies involved and to coor­ there. Police and fire fighters but the truck was a~parently re­ Greenbelt police officers and Fire dinate those efforts. were setting up for another day sponding to another call. At lhe Department personnel were at the City of searching the lake. Carolyn lake little had changed. Two scene. In no time, there were The city council held a Presutti, WUSA Channel 9 News, Natural Resources policemen approximately 80 rescue person­ worksession on June 18 at had been reporting live, periodi­ were slowly traveling the lake in nel from various parts of the which Julie Greer of Gunners cally since 5:30 a.m. Rescue a motor boat, dragging a chain: county converging on the site, Mate, the concessionaire, intro­ teams were placing boats into the Another boat, an inflatable, con­ according to Mary Anderson, duced Thomas and his wife lake: the Maryland Department of tained a diver who dove and sur­ Prince George's County Fire De-· Laquetta as prospective buyers Natural Resources Police were faced repeatedly without finding partment spokeswoman. At of the concession stand, subject there, as were divers from the anything. The Channel 9 news ,1round 2 p.m., Greenbelt City to approval of the city. The Laurel Rescue Squad and search­ van had departed and was re­ Police turned over the operation concession is privately operated ers with a boat from Berwyn placed with one from Channel 7. to MNR, McIntire said. at the city's "Buddy" Attick Heights Volunteer Fire Depart­ The Prince George!s County Fire PGFD's spokeswoman Ander­ Park under agreement with the ment, Suddenly a loud noise was Department had set up its Emer­ son said among the searchers city. heard overhead, and a U.S. Park gency command Center vehicle were MNR, Greenbelt 's Police Lease Police helicopter circled low sev­ on the far side of the lake, where ,md Fire Departments, Branchville The wording of the city's eral times over the lake before fireworks had been set off only a Volunteer Fire Department, PGFD lease with the concessionnaire, moving away. SJowly the search few days ago. Boats and rescuers underwater rescue teams and which dates from the 1960s, got underway; a silent crowd were now centered there instead paramedics. states that the boats must be lined the shore, with media of near the concession stand. The U.S Park Police conducled he­ equipped with "approved life people, family and friends of the dedicated professional men and licopter aerial searches Monday preservers, which may be in the missing man, and the curious. women continued to search and The Maryland Department of and Tuesday. fonn of approved buoyant cush­ Greenbelt Police were every­ discuss what to do next, but it Natural Resources Police have On Tuesday afternoon, dogs ions. In addition, every child where. was a somber group. jurisdiction in this case. Here from PGFD's urban search and and upon request, any other As I pulled into the lake park- they are gathering information rescue unit were also brought in. person in a rented boat, shall be about th~ boat. According to McIntire, dogs can furriishea a lire preserver vest." • pholo by Kerana Todorov smell oil re.1ching the surface All holders of the concession from submerged bodies. Three lease have also agreed to obtain dogs brought separately on zodi­ necessary licensing from the acs (rafts) became agitated in an county and state and to abide area where the accident occurred, by the tenns of those licenses. Day Three County fire department spokes- Wednesday saw a continua­ tion of the search without success. The rush of people and '1ehicles and adrenalin had subsided. Family and friends kept their lakeside vigil, as the rescue teams worked their way through the dark waters. Dragging operations will continue daily until the body of Dwayne Williams, missing since Monday afternoon, is recovered, a Maryland Natural Resources Department com­ munications spokesperson told the News Review late Wesnesday evening. Dive boat is lowered into Greenbelt Lake to resume the search on Tuesday, July 9. • pholo by Mary Moicn

Police and fire officials se: """ thp 'ihorcline and area for drown­ Dogs were brought in to help in locating the spot in the water The 12-footjonboat with a 7.5 ing victim. where the boat turned over. h.p. motor. • pholo by J. Henson • pholo by Kerana Todnro,· . pholo by Kcrana lodorov