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-^ " '^-^' ' '" ' ' '-^^ ' ere not comfortable until you are. GUJDETO PRINCE WILUAM, W«lntsdoy, August 10, 1988 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY Preservation vs. development battle continues GUKX TO PRINCE WILUAM. W«dn«doy. AuguM 10, 1988 7 of the ^tomac NewsHewa \ ' • ' ~~'. "" " ' ' ' — , • , Nationwide focus has zoomed in on Prince WiUiam County this year in reaction to what has popularly been caUed The Third BatUe RJ8515AK41'"dia RH8520AK4r' dia. 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VA •(703) 494-7111 ' eir Lftirip Aw. bill IIS— Dwria r«H a^ ~ Hours: Monday-Friday 10-8; Saturday 10-6 a 12 GUIDC TO PRINCE WILUAM, W«lh«doy.AyQu« 10. 19M PtINCE WILLIAM COUNTY GUOETOPMNCIWIUJAM, Wedhsadoy. to, l«it ti and ra-al«ctad last year. Ha la a ra- Oocoquan Board Chairwo- tirod Marina colonal and a Oamocrat. man 221-1812. ... a Pamocrat ahcfA to the board m 1976. SwvwJ at board chainwo- BrantavMa District man from 1979 to 1964. Thia yaar ... alactad to board in 1987 aftar aeain alMtad by tup^viwra to chair victories in June primary and laouiar board. Chairs a local adviaory com- election. Local businaasman. Board'a mittaa on Governor GaraW Baliiaa only Republican. 368-4391. Cominiaalon for Transportation in tha HUaBars 21st Cantury. 590-9473. Woodbridge District ... a Democrat elected to board in JohnJanUns 1987. Retired businaaawoman who Na*sco District. Board Vica Chair won June primary and regular elec man tion. 221-6409. ... appointed to tha board in 1983, Tarrenda gpsHana •lected to a fuU term later that year. Coles District Jenkins, a Democrat, is a retired mHj- ••. an Indepeixlem elected to board tary officer working as a computer in 1987. Fomwr chairman of county director for Fairfax County schools. Ptarming Commission. U.S. Customs 670-6907. Service employee. 590-3997 Robart Cole EdwkiKing Gainesville District Dumfries District . ... a Democrat elected to the board ... board chairman in. 1986. He in 1987. Re/Max realty ag«nt In Ma was elected to this board in 1983 nassas area. 361-7531. Taxes pay for services ^/€i4e^ €o /ui/nte^/ For Prince WUliam County tax The county has several other cat- payers, 1968 has not been the sort egcmes of personal iKtiperty, such of year they want to repeat often. as farmer's machinery and tools County supervisors raised the (70 cents per $100 (rf assessed va county's real estate rate from $1.30 lue) and research equipment ($1 to $1.38 per $100 of assessed value per $100 of assessed value). this year, That increase, cou|^ Residents also pay a fire levy, with an increase in assessed home which helps fund the fire protection Caring for Generations since 1899, value, added up to an average real in their district. The fire tax is estate tax hike of 21 percent. tacked (mto the real estate levy. Mary Washington Hospital today is a The increase occurred partly be The fire levies range from 3.2 cause of the fiscal situation the cents to 8 cents per $100 of assessed board of supervisors, who assumed real value. 340-bed regional medical center serving a office on Jan. 1, found themselves Dale Qty residents also pay a in when they took over their posts. levy of 8 cents per $100 of assessed growing, sophisticated community* In 1987, in the midst of an election real value f(M: the use of the Dale year, county supervisors slashed City Recreation Center. the real estate tax rate from $1.42 Businessmen in Prince William to $1.30. The cut left the county County are taxed, based on the suc with little reserve moi^ for emer cess of their livelihood. A business Who will provide gencies and, county tmfcials said, license tax is assessed on the with too little to cope with the de amount of gross receipts duriiK a Our hospital is an excellent facility mands required by a rairidly grow year. in which to begin or continue a nursing healthcare for you ing county. The tax ranges from 10 cents per Witti the new tax rate, the owner $100 ci gross receipts for contrac or allied health career. High technology is of a $100,000 home would pay $1,380 tors, builda:s and aevek4)era to 33 combined with a team of professionals and your family? in anmial real estate taxes. cents per $100 for professionals, such as lawyers. dedicated to the well being of our patients Personal property taxes are now Wholesale merchants pay a busi It's a critical decision, especially for those 13.75 per $100 of assessed value. At ness tax based on their purdiases. as well as our fellow co-workers. The SSL'^'J^ <»^ *10,000 car Their tax is 5 cente per $100 of opportunity for growth, both professionally who are new to the area unfamiliar with would be $375. gross purchases. the local medical community. and personally, is here at Mary Wiashington Hospital. Now is the best time to select your physician. PRINCE At M«ry Washington Hospital, we understand how im For more information about portant K IS to find the right physician-before you need one. That's why we've developed Physicianf Inder, a tele^ our career opportunities call: phone referral service designed to help you find the physi Sue HaU, RN, MSN cian who best meets your needs. Sec Our Schedule and Prices Within Physicianf inder is easy to use and services are free. Director of Nursing Recruitment and Retention Simpfy call us toil free at 1-80IV722-2788 or, locally at 8»- This Welcome Guide 1404 from 9M a.m. to 4«) p.m., Monday through Friday. 703/8994506 . Nearly 1O0 physicians, with experience in areas ranginc Regular Subscription |45«» from psychiatry to pediatrics, are included in our compi^ ($60** single dcket value) or terized listing. Well work closely with you to match your needs to physician specialties. Physician l^inder now offers Seniors/Student Subscription $27^ Dorothy Haines imormation on area dentists as wdl. ($36** single ticket vahie) Employment Mana^^ The following details are generally available on M phy sicians: ____ CAIX: 4M-M9I 703/899-1560 /NMirs of operafion • handicapped facilities office locations • medical training ADDRESS. medical specialties • pnfessional memberships REGULAR. ^XKS SENIOR/STUDeNT .X$ai.Mr • HU oTS. 14 GUIDE TO PRWCE WHJJAM. Wedneedoy, Aw0uet JO. 1988 PRINCE WILUAM COUNTY GUIDE TO PRINCE WIOIAAA. Wartiaarinn. Auauat 10. 1988 IS Growth is a given in Prince William County By QARY CRAIG and MARY ELLEN would require the U.S. Department WEBB of the Interior to buy the land of tha Potomac MeiVs owned by Fairfax-based developer R BROTHERS BRING Prince William Coimty is sur The Hazel-Peterson Companies. A rounded by visions of vdiat it has second bill would block contnictioo been and what it may become. of an Interstate 66 interchai^e to To its west is Fauquier County, serve the William Center and the an agrarian locale with roUkc propoMd Va. 234 bypass. farmland and silos rising up like Supervisors and county officials UAUTY & PROVEN VALUE candles from a iHrtiiday cake. claim that all growth is not bad and To Prmce William's north is that non-residentia] growth is a Fairfax County, its landscape doi must for Prince Willuui County. ted with high-rises as more and The non-residential growth will more Fortune 500 companiea move strengthen a county tax base that closer to the nati(Mi's capital. for decades has almost solehr been RINCE Prince William Counfy still has pUced on the shoulders of county acres of ndling farmland and «ik», re^klents, tbey say. but soon high^ises will lik4dy be County Bxecttfive Robert Noe more common across the county's has called growth the county's life landscape. Prince William now sits line. "If we were to stop grofwimr squarely in ttie path of growfli we would be dead in Oie water, ii^ spreading steadily outward mm a my opinion," be ooce said. "The WashingttHi, D.C., metropolitan remdential taxpayer can't pay for cOTe. the services he wants and receiv This year, debates over the pros es." and cons of devdopment have tak New residents usually cost a lo en on additional heat The pro cality more in services — schools, posed William Center, a water and sewer, parks, ete. — development near the Xlaoaasas Qian they r^um in tax dollars. National Batttefield Park, has Conversely, businesses, industries drawn fire from people across the and offices usually pay more in tax country who fed a proposed mall dollars than it costs the coonty to «i_^ 1.^ . . . J . ^ '*°" Sinfett-Potomac Nawa on the site would damage the bat- provide them with services, wew housing, commercial developments are constantly spreading over the county. Uefield. "Our residential bialding is on a other nonnneridential development That development has led to two real estate tax rate is $1.38 per $100 charge that traffic logjams are fairly level, steady growth," said are growing at a dramatic rate." of assessed value. The rate is 8 steamly worsening, that the coun bills in Congress to halt or hamper counbr Planning Director John County officials claim the effort development of the mall cents lu^ier than last year's, but ty's once scenic landscape is bdng One Schofieid. "But commercial and is paying dividends. This year, the still 4 cmts lower than in 1906, ravaged^ and that the histmrcal in wbien the county had Qte highest tegrity ot monuments to the past ^ftg^g^ftfat real estate levies in the state. like the Manassas National Battie- iSipervisors point to an increase field Park are threatened. in Qie mxHesioential comnonent of Two huge |»t>jects apfvoved by I the tax base as evidence that their supervisors in 1906 serve perfecUy HAS IT ALU efforts to bolster such ^trartfa are to frame the debate. One was the succeeding. Robert Trent Jones International, •a In 1986, the non-residential por a golf resort conununity on the tion For the past quarter- planned communities of century, Foster Brothers Westridge from the $170s has maintained a sincere and Hampton Oaks in commitment to excellence nearby Stafford from the of craftsmanship. This $15(k We're also building dedication to building handsome three-lewd iil South Main Street, Suite 110 homes of unparalleled townhonesfrtam the Dumfries, Virginia 220:^ quality continues to be a |l< $12Qs in d)e planned (703)221-1481 major fiactor in Foster ' community of Bull Run in Mothers' qualifyir^ year- Manassas. after year as a "Giant in Ucensed professional help for Coming Soon: "America's Housing,*' as cotified by PttjfessiandBuMa' |l|iiSDnal, family, couple and school Sn^e-fknily homes at Oteat Oak from magazine. ^ ^^foblems. Individual and group die $17Qs in Ms^iassas and townhomes at ^rapy for children, adolescents Today. Foster Brothers is crafting TTnest forFamil y Logan Woods fromth e $90s in Wood- bridge. For information: 70S'385'8900. and adults. Psychological and Liw^ award-wiiinii^ single^iTuly homes in die ^ucatinal testing and hypnosis. WesOridfK 1-95 Soud) to Exk 53, kit on l>rvis Ford (bixomes OU Bridge H«ivtoaOl>ks:l^South(DExk48,n^onIk6I0(GarTisoiiviBeM),ltfto^ BulRia:}^ WmtolU. 2MSoudi(SuJeyM) 1 ii«.tDd^onSudkrM»orI>., ^.im. tDri#« I or Miicnai ongn." GUIDE TO PWNCE WILLIAM, W«dnMdoy, Augpit 10, 1988 17 BAIMNimYE AT BREE rr COULD BE THE BEST HOME VMJJE HERFS INHBIDRi' /Vt Artery, we believe in the value of a home. \ That s why we pride ourselves on quality construction and craftsmanship—something that MAiCES is often overlooked in today s homebuilding market. All integrity you'll find at Ballantraye at Breezewpod. Less than ten minutes from this community OUR of lakeside homes stands the town of Fredericksburg, steeped in the rich lore of American heritage. It is the town which George Washington's sister and brother UFEHME GUARANTH called home... where President Ja^nes Monroe began practicing law... and the bloody battles of the Civil War ON CAR REPAIRS were lost and won. Continuing in Fredericksburg s historic tradition, the two and three-level towfihomes of Ballantraye feature u^ated colonial POSSIBIE. styling with three bedrooms, 2V2 baths, fully equipped kitchens, and optional decks and fireplaces. All in a private enclave just off 1-95 and Route 1, beautifully landscaped, Because vve offer the free surrounding its own lake. Guarantee in America. Ufetime Service Guarantee on car repairs, our job is a Ijttle Ask us to see a copy of the Today, you can make tougher. We have to make sure Lifetime Service Guarantee. Then Ballantraye at Breezewopd part car repairs are done right the give us a chance to turn our first tkne. Because If they're not, guarantee into a lifetime reality. of your own family tradition. it's our problerti. not yours. Just visit our newly opened section Here's how the Lifetime The Lifetime Service Service Guarantee works. If . of lakeside homes, and discover Guarantee covers thousands of FORD you pay for any covered repair parts and repairs. And it the perfect marriage of value and it has to be done again, we doesn't matter how oW your fix it free. That's free parts and vehicle is, how many miles are and history. free labor. For as tong as you on it, or even where you UFETIME DmxiKms: lake I 95 south to Riuitf ! Massiiponax cxjt. own your Ford, Uncofci. tXHjght it. Add al this up and SERVICE Uirn k-tt ont«^ R(Hrff i nonh. Turn left onto Roirte 208 wvst. Mercury, or Ford light truck. you've got the best car repair GUARANTEE ^. niik-s to Iftt onto FainitAv Drive, tht-n k'ft onto Fiallanirau- Dnvc-tdsak-sotiKton ri>;h:. Phone: (^(H iS% 569*5 (kxal) ^ ^ I - 38«2 (D.C. metro) ^^ Hours:.Open diUv llto~. Quality Care for QualitY Cat^- nrokcrs Wetcome 2 and 3 finished-level Townhomes from the low Mffs available in Fredericksfaut)|.. FRAYE 36jW184«M^ 6314)292 at Breezewood ORF.Y} USS Ask about our cxceptkinal financinfi packaftes 8980 Mothis Ave. At Reb-Yonk DHve, » mw>A mm »«*« i« t) M m- »n tA^Sgcl u. iht- kiiif and spir.t .,f U.S. piJ^-y kn tht- ac^ik-yi^w «i( i-g»«,| h,M«irv: ^wrti.m.v fhn«Kh.»« rtn N«»w, Manossos, Va. m:cnct>unwt-tml%uppi.n «niiffirmttvi mi^-nistnK„nd marfcuinKytimr^ in whK^ tK-n an-n,^ twrr^TNui.JxainiivhiHisinp; k*-air«M,« r*v. o*w. n-h^n^. srx «Tr rwTKWMl tir^ein 18 GUOE TO PRINCE WILLIAM. Wadnwdoy, Augutt 10, 1968 WINCI WILLIAM COUNTY GUIDE TO PRINCE WIUIAM, Wcdnndoy, August )0, 1968 19 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY DEVELOP /From 14 ity of Lake Manassas, a drinkiiw reservoir. • make a concerted effort to come corporate park and regional maU out here betwe^ 4 and 6 o'clodc in Builders must comply County's towns have their own governments with more than 500 homes, wUl Some supervisors argue that ree- the aftemomi and to return to idents don't see the ftdl process. tnmfrom ttaff raporta ^. .. _ ^'^ draw similar "qualify" devel Washington or Fairfax «> wherev- the fu^t Tuesday of every month, rental outlet, auto parts store, bar opment to the county, further Tbe county was given "conditioiiai «they work any time after 7:30 in Dumfries while the town's Planning Commis Haymarket, which measures one property tax (rf 60 cents per $100 ot Moing" authority by the state in the morning. Tlien and only then with county regulations becue restaurant, a state liquor uare mile in area, is governed by anessed value. boosting the noo-reeidential tax- Prince William County boasts sion convenes the third Monday of store, grocery stores, beauty shop, load, thCT say. The golf resort, 1978. That allowed the county to will they have a realistic idea of the month. alyor Gertrude Bean and a Town VaUr registration — Residents negotiate with devel(^rs for pub- how much time it will take them to The regulations and laws, that The Office of Planning makes four towns within its borders, each convenience store, drug sttves, a Council comprised of Richard register to vote with the Prince planned by one of the world's pre- wth its own distinct character, in Auto tags — Residents must pur department store, printing shop, eminrat golf architects, will one Uc improvements or money OT land get to work." govern buildiiig acid land use in recommendations to county super Bird, Samuel Crouch, Terri FVee- William County registrar. donations within their projecta. Prince William County are admin addition to the cities of Manassas chase town auto tags, which cost laundromat and ice cream store. bom, James R. Gossom, Jolm day attract professional tourna visors and planning commission and Manassas Park. $15, between March l and April 15. Devel a 20 GUIDE TO PRINCE WILLIAM; WadnMdoy, Auflurt 10, 1988 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY MANASSAS GUlOe TO PRINCE WILUAM, W«cfc»wdoy, Augiist 10. 1988 21 Mayor Howard Bolognese pre TOWN /From 19 sides over a five-man "iWn Coun cil that includes P.A. Brown Jr., *n'Servic e to people for Better Living" Quantico Angelina Pandazides, Mitchell An abundance of camouflage col Raftelis, Leroy Ridddck and Her NORTHERN VIRGINIA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE oring is the first clue that Quantico bert Saunders. Capiial improvements slated for Manassas is a little different from most other Ante Tags cost $10 and may be Serving 55,000 member consumers In Prince William, Fairfax, Loudoun, and By TED PAUK towns. Tbe community's 630-odd purchased from the town treasur of tha Potomac News residents live in what not long ago er's office. The tags are free to mil Stafford Counties was famed as tbe only town ID itary personnel and persons over 65 Before the Civil War, Manassas America surrounded by a U.S. Ma years of age. .was a sleepy railroad junction. But rine Corps base. Police operate out of the Town the war ctanged aU that as Union Quantico Marine Corps base, tbe Hall at 405 Broadway. PoUce Chief and Confederate troops fought two Marines' center for training, doc iM Rodri(iuez supervises two offi batUes to gain control of the junc- trine, military education and cers. The non-emenency number weapons development, borders "Q is 640-7500. Today, Manassas is the fastest- Town" on three sides. A muni(^)al Shon^ng is available along Poto growing city in Virginia. Aided by pari( fronting on OK Potoouc Kv- mac Avenue, the town's old-fash the arrival of IBM in 1969. the er forms Qinmtico's fourth bound ioned commercial thoroughfare. City s population has climbed to ary line. Thirteen restaurants, shoe stores, about 25,000, and tbe city's plan- Most people reach the town via a a bank, a watch repair shop, dry nuig department is expecting the gate on Fuller Road, off U.S. 1, cleaners, barber sh«)s, tailors, an population to reach 36,000 by the where Miarine guards wave visi engraving business, beauty shops, year 2000. ' tors through. A few other folks get a book store, a gnKery, pizza par With growth coming at a dizzy- there on the Potomac Rivo*, mocw- lors, a drug store, a video arcade, ins pace, tbe Manassas City Coun ing at the concrete pier that s«ves laundromats and a men's wear cil IS constantly buffeted by Quantico and the military base. store can be found wittiin Uie NORTHERN VIRGINIA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE development issues. When the Corps needed riverf town's nine blocks. Locally Owned...Locally Operated _ A $34 million, five-year capital ront land in 1917 for a trainiitf Tax rate for real estate is 25 improvements plan was adopted camp, it leased 5,300 acres beside cents per $i00. It levies no personal by the City Council in February It the Town of Quantico. The Marine INX^rtytax. includes a $24 mUUwi school con struction iwQgram to build a new Corps bought tbe land the following TraosporiatifMi by rail is avail Manassas Corporate Office: (703) 335-0500 year. middle school, convert a middle able thrtxi^ the Amtrak train sta Stafford District Office: (703) 659-7309 school to an elemwjtary school and Over time, the town and the base tion at the town's entrance. have forged a unique rdationship. Leesburg District Office: (703) 777-2041 iniprove existing elementary Amtrak (rffers passenger service schools. The bond package will Even today, Quantico is the only from New Yore to Miami. Call Gainesville District Office: (703) 754-6700 place in the world where Marines also finance a new museum, ex (800) 523-5720 to make reserva pansion of Manassas' police head may routinely wear their "utili tions. OFFICE HOURS: ties," or camouflage uidforms, off quarters, the Judical Center and 8:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. Weekdays the regional jail. base. Voter regi8trati<« — Residents Dispatcber on duty 24 hrs. a day at all register to vote with the Priix*e TTie new school construction is The town clerk and treasurer's times for accepting emergency calls. Day or Night Trouble Calls ONLY accepted collect. office is at 507 C St., and is open William County registrar. designed to accommodate 6,500 to Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. Water and sewer services are Warrenton: (703)347-7158 7,000 students by the year 1996, said to 12:30 p.m. and.from 2 p.m. to purchased by the town from the Jim Upperman, assistant superin 4:30 p.m. Its telei^imie number is Marine Corps base; Quantico pro^ Fairfax/Metro: (703) 631-9873 tendent of administration. 640-7411. vides street lighting. Last month mariced the first an niversary of the city's new City Hall building. The four-story build ing made of brick and smoked glass stands beside the old Town Hall that served as the council chambers from 1913 to 1987. In May, the council hired Wil- ''I have to make sure we do things "\ liamsbui^ architect Carlton Ab bott to design a new $1 million The city of Manassas grew up around the railroad junction. Potomac News file ohoto Manassas City Museum at Baldwin the objective of two major Civil War batties. right. That's my name on the building/' Park. Museum officials have said mixed-use development on the site city finance officer, will take Web PARKS AND RECREATION: and suburtian Virginia. Manassas they need more space than the of the old Johnson dairy farm — er's slot on the council. Incumbents Municipal Airport offers commut "Happy Jack" Klawans, Preisident small building at 9406 Main St. has the last of its kind in Manassas Manassas National Battlefield Maury Gersbn and Robert Browne Park is located just north of Ma er flights to New York and other Jack Klawans Chevrolet to offer. Manassas City Council The developer, Kettler & Scott of were re-elected to four-year terms. destinations. members expect the museum to be Vienna, will build homes and com nassas off Va. 234. The park is a mercial buildings and construct historic site of the First (1861) and Buses to the Vienna Metro sta completed by fall 1969. HOURS: The Manassas City tion and to Washington are avail That's why Ipersenally visit every department at least twice a day from sales to service. In June, Uie City Council ap Wellington Road as a four-lane di Hall, 9027 Center St., is open from Second (1862) Battles of Manassas. vided highway through the devel Admission is $l per adult, $3 a fam able. For informati VV{ niton NH \iri\ liH OMM Excellient Positions Available If you're in the market to earn good ^Secretaries •Word Processors •ReceptiMusts mcome, wtnle maintaining a fleidble work Music Is Our •Data Eirtry Operatm eBMkkcercfs schedule, we're in tbe market for you! •Typists •Clerks • Maay M«t Specialty E.O.E. Our Professionat Musicians Can Make Your Special Event Even More Special. TB\^PORARY SOUnONS Soloists & Ensembles Thoroughly Professional Temporary Services'" For Weddings, Parties, and Receptions Ciil:494-M91 •..^r--. : ....•Ji. . •-' ^|'"rilh i •• '>«^- 22 GUIt>E TO PRINCE WILLIAM, Wednesdoy, August 10, 1988 MANASSAS PARK GUIDE TO PRINCE WIUIAM, Wednesday, August 10, 1988 23 MANASSAS John Weber, mayor ... served «ght yeara on the City Council before bekig elected mayor lest May, defeating incumbent end Manassas Park runs on $20 million budget longtime potiticien Edger Rohr. Wet>- By Tf D PAUK er is B reel estate agent in Maneseee. He has lived in the dty since 1972. of the Potomac News 3e8-7333. The city of Manassas Park is gearing up for the future. James Payne This year the City Council cut the Matvy Oerson real estate tax rate by 24 cents to ... wee re-appointed vice meyor in ... is starting his third four-year July. He hes been e councilmen for $1.45 per $100 assessed valuation. the pest 28 years end ia retired from term on the COUTKH. He is employed The $20 million budget passed ear the Nctktnei Security Agency. 368- by IBM In Manaesaa. He hae lived in lier this year surpassed all other 6416. F , »- T ««- the dty for 16 yiser^. 368-0619. budgets. Because of increased as sessments, homeowners can ex Beth MecOoneid pect ah average 29 percent Robert Bitnvne increase in their tax bills. ... is serving her first term. She City Maaa«er owns Tudor HaH Interiors, a down- ... is starting his second four-yeer The city set the interest rate on a term. He is an attorney end has Hved Jerry Davis ... towrj interior decorating firm. She ..361-0124 $5 million capital improvement in Manessas for 22 years. 361- lan on July 12. It includes $2 mil- 4442. Clerk Eon for a new city administration Lana Conner.. ...361-0124 building, $1 million to r«>Iace the ixxrf and build a multi-purpose J. Steven Rendo^ph Commissioner of Revenue John Grzejka room and athletic track at Manas ... is serving his first term. He is a Betty AAullins 361-4010 sas Park High School, $500,000 ta sales representative for C. R. Git>8on ... is starting his first term on the repave (Md Centreville Road and Co., working the Connecticut pub- counctt. He was elected in May along Treasurer with Gerson and Browne. Grzejka is $300,000 to add a community room Ksher's Washington territory. He has Ron-Sniith ...361-0124, ext.22 to Costello Part's pool building fcved in Manasaas for 14 years. 368- a former finance officer erKf treasurer for the city. 368-0974. The City Council in June ap Planning and Zoning Director proved a contract to buy 14 acres of Troy Taylor .„ 361-0124, ext. 17 industrial land from financially- City Manager Zoning Administrator troubled Reuter Laboratories for John Cartwright 335-8212 Lorene Payne ..; 335-8247 PuWie Works Director less than it would have cost to build City Clerk iMrector of Public Works Frank MctJorxMjgh a new facility. Tlje city wUl buy the Ralph Moore 335-8211. Garnet Brown 335-8252 •• 361-0124, ext. 30 tract in Conner Cmter — the city's Commissioner of Revenue industrial showcase — for $2.1 mil Schools Superintendent Visrtors are welcotned to the city of By Ron Sinfeft-Potomac News Arthur Shoemake .....335-8220 Russell Thomas 361-0166 Building Official lion. iwanassas Park with highway sign. Treastirer Police Chief Fred Wharton 361-0124, ext. 16 City officials still hope to annex recreation center. Costello Park is Curtis MIsna 335-8246 Samuel Ellis 361-4121 404 acres on the city's isoutheastem Social Services Director located at Old Centreville Road Ass't City AAanager for Operations Animal Control border that they have tapped for and Spruce Street. Tbe park fea Npreen Slater .....368-1178 Clyde O. Wimmer ...... ;..335-8226 Joan Strawderman ..361-4121 mixed-use develc^ments to help tures a swinuning pool, t^inis Fire Marshal relieve tax burdens on homeown courts, five baseball fields, two Ass't City Manager for Adminis School Superintendent tration Donald Fuiiem ..335-8231 ers. Officials from Manassas Park, Softball fields and a voUeyball Jimmy R. Stuart 361-9107 Prince William County and local field, horsesbore pits, a children's Robert A. Wiflard 335-8234 Electric Superintendent residents are meeting to hammo- Philip Young 335-8229 playground Und picnic tables. The Planning Director Acting Public Safety Oirector out details of a possible agreement. Old Stone House is open from dawn Parks 8, Cemeteries Superinten John Fenner 361-1136 William Shelly 335-8224 dent An initial text agreement was op to dusk daily. Swinuning pool ad posed by county residents and a 90- David Davis 335-8235 mission is $2.25 for adults, $1.75 for Voter Registrar day limit was placed by the county children 6 to 17, $1 for seniors, and Registrar Gloria Bandy.. .361-0124 on ironing out details. SO cents for walking children under Put this sign on your lawn* Virginia Meyer .335-2323 The City Council also has a new 6. There is no chaise for infants: Recreation and Parks Director face and a familiar one in this elec Social Services BillMatcorn...... 369-4833 tion year: Melanie Jackson defeat Union Mill Park is a 300-acre Judith Hays... 361-8208 ed two other candidates to become hiking and nature paric with 8 miles School Board of trails. It is located on Blooms Florence Mullins ...... 369-3244 mayor of the 12-year-old city, and School Board: former mayor William Steele ran Road and is (^n fit>m dawn to John F. McLaughlin, 368-7308 dusk. There are interpretive trail Dr. AAarvin L. Gillum, chairman, Mary Arnold :.361-5439 unopposed for the seat ot retiring Councilman Donald Tickner. Coun markings. Pamphlets are avail • 368-4916 David Murptiy .368-0116 able at the start of the trails. POH'ER EQUIPMENT) Richard Chichester 361-6250 cilman Douglas Parks and William Joseph B.Johnson, Vice chairman, Wren also ran imopposed and will Tbe recreation centor is located Schools sit on the council for another four on Colfax Drive. Dming the sum NancyG:Bre^n:::::;;::-iS:g« years. mer there is a day camp for chil Louis E.AAaroon ^'sJf.JJS School Board Office SCHOOLS: The city has two el dren ages 6 to 11 from 1 to 5:30 p.m Thomas w. Bradford...:::.::Si-iJg ementary schools, Conna- and Ma Monday through Thursday. 140-A Kent Drive 361-9107 nassas Park. It also runs a Osboum Higti School TAXES: The city taxes real es Schoor Board Clerk preschool and kindergarten at In Marion St^)hens, principal, dependence Annex. Tbe city also tate at $1.45 par $100 assessed valu Lois Steele ,.,....361-9107 ation. The personal property tax is 369-2121 has Bfanassas Park Intamediate School and. Manassas Paris High $3.50 per $100 assessed valuation. Jenme Deaii Middle School Oirector of Instruction School. For infMmatioa, call 361- Ann Yeck, principal 361-3119 . Delias Chastain 361-9107 9107. CAR STICKERS: The city Baidwm Elementary School charges $2Q for city car decals. All« Howard, principal, .361-2144 Manassas Park High School PARKS AND RECREATION: Tbe^ can be purchased at City Frank Parker, principal ....361-9131 Tlie city operates five parks and a Hall, 103 Manassas Drive. Robert Thomas, principal, • Make your yard and garden chores easier, It worft kiD crabgrass, 369-2266 Maaassas Park latermetfiafe faster and rnore successfutf but it gets rid of houses fest Weems Elenventary School Gloria Jackson, prirKlpal, ^ „ .361-1510 The Serenity of Westgate • Al! models in stock and readytor delivery! Wt*y poy Ml price in depoftmeni jtoces. when you con pay sole Between one mowing and Ihe area. An through oor 2,000 Pfkse every day « Anifo's. And you'll gel the some high quolify next, your house could change "2^ EtemeiitarV'Jkiiiii Manassas Park Elementary name bron^-Oshkosh, Polly Fitnden. Gam, Wsather lamef. offiltoted offices; we'll reoch aomscmW, Rulh Schorfand many, many mote }Hm carry a Ml • A beautftil lavge pool • From theMakersof TROy-BILT» RotoTillers owner*. And yoo know thot's fo*»l HiWaBoyd...... ;...34»-2040 368-2032 potential out-of-town buyers. After • Spadous rooms How can we be to sure? OH, they occount for onc-ihird of oil Wne c< boys ar»*g»rt» ctolhing and occessofi* »n mtant Ihrouoh • Financing available through Garderv Way's Becoose we're o member of the hornes soles. Cornier Eiementary Scheel lunkx sties. _ .,^_ ^^^^ on minimmi • L>nk|ue uUfety padu^ Easy Payment Plari Homes For Uvt««g Real Estote _When you consider that our p.J. Boone, prifKipal 369-3033 This coupon 9oo PoanDarJlflus 1 N 24 GUIOC TO PRINCE WILUAM. Wadnesdoy, AuguM 10, 1988 MANASSAS PARK STAFFOftO GUIDE TO PRINCX WILUAM, W«dnndoy, August 10, 1988 25 mayor ... ie etarting her first term ae may or. Stie wee elected in May ae a Re- YOUR HONriMl HEADQUARTERS pubNcan over two other candMatae. She la aaeietant director of federal re SALES •• PARTS • SERVICE latione at the Associetjon of Commu nity CoHege Trustees. 36t-8t49. Pocohontas once called Stafford County home •yscoTT MCCARTY and ANNE (^ntico, inside the Quantico Ma Dougloe Hika RETTENBERQ rine Corps base. ... vice meyor. has eerved on the ... won a eecond term on the coun of tha Potomac News Greyhound and Trailways bus courwil eirtca '1880. He ran ufW(»- cil In May. He la employed by the Up . Pocahontas and George Wash lines service the area. The bus sta posed tlHS epring for hie third four- per Occoquan Sewege Authority. 361-2233 ington are two of a number of fa tion in Fredericksburg can be yeer term. Parke la a eonetniction su WmO ««91-1S33 mous figures in U.S. history who reached at 373-2103. pervisor. 361-B425. eiflS MATHIS AVE.. MANASSAS once lived in Stafford County. There are also several c<>i)unut- Fkiitcieg AmUable Stafford's history goes back to the er van and bus services to North- WWMI Steele Mtor Cmm Cie» Aeeapfd fwning of Capt. John Smith in Uie em Virginia and Washington, D.C. Thomae Catomeris ... rejoined the council in Mey, run late 1500s, and is rich wiUi storied Issues ning unoppoeed for the seat of re ... en electrical contrector, wes names and events. The Board of CkMintv Supervisors tiring Councilman Ooneid Tidcner. firet elected in 1982, giving RepubN- cane a maiority ori the councH. He According to "The Story of Staff established increased commercial Steele served briefly as Manaeeae wes re-elected tot»is eecond term in ord," an 88-page history by John T. development as its number one Perk mayor in the mid-t970s. 398- May 1986. His & Her Goolnck adopted by the Stafford priority. County officials are trying 2701. Board of County Supervisors in to woo businesses to Stafford to Hair Designers 1939, the county was establidied in build a tax base and give supervi ilj^ip^l :^^#li|i^i|i^^:ig#^P r^ '5 ?':': Ji# j# W 1665. Named for Staffordshire, En sors the leeway to cut tax rates. So Emeet Evane Fraitoee Embrey gland, Stafford was the fifth county far, the wooing has brought nfiixed r m ... formerly with the U. S. Air ... was elected to the council In established in Virginia. results. While builders are flocking Force, wee elected to the council ee 1982. She wes re-elected in 1986, In the early I600s, Pocahontas to the county, most of them are put a Republican in May 1986. 361- running as en independent. She is of was said to live in Stafford, in the ting up homes that require more 4046. fice manager for the Bull Run Alcohol village of »he Potomacs. services than th^r pay for. Com^ Safety Action Progrem. Georee Washii^ton spent a lot (rf mercial developers have been Dumfries Shopping Center won-rri: his childhood at Ferry Farm, in more hesitant. southern Stafford County. Much (rf An exception to the trend is in Dumfries, Virginia gatta Uie county's George Washington north Stafford, at the Va. 610 and ATTORNEY voting district is also an historical Interstate 95 interchange. Four district. slK»ping centers, including a |41 James J. Fox 221-2882 Today, the county is experienc millioh complex next to Aquia Har WE USE AND RECOMMEND ing rapid residential growth. A1986 bour, are slated for an area that With Exn[^sis on: profile (rf Stafford com(^ed by fneasures less than one scniare county officials shows an almost 65 mile. Misdemeanors, Traffic HHULMITCHFI I ' percent jump in population from A year and a half ago, a 10-year andDWIcases 1970 to 1980, from 25,587 to 40,470. batUe for a general aviation air SALON HAIRCARE PRODUCTS Current estimates put the figure at port in Stafford ended with appro about 57,000. val of the project by county Introducing Paul Mitehell's Commercial and industrial de supervisors. The airport will be 221-5843 velopment has polarized in two built off U.S. 1, near the North NEW SYMMETRY PKRM "nnOK FREE" areas, one in northern Stafford Stafford Industrial Park. Ques- along the Va. 610/ U.S. 1/ Inter ticHis about Uie airport's cost re state 95 c(»Ti(k)r, and the otho- in main, however. southern Stafford MI U.S. 17 and I- A consultant hired by the county 95. revised its original estimate of $15 million to $45 million last Novem mM>iit Transportation ber, and county siqiervisors hastily Interstate 95 bisects the county adjusted the ainwrt's planned run Wasiiington Homes of Virginia from north to south, and runs par way alignment in an effort to bring allel to U.S. 1. Both roads stretch down the cost. A new cost estimate . from the New England states to has not been prepared, however. Communities of Value Florida. Batties continue to rage betweoi Virginia 610 (Garrisonville Stafford residents who want to Washington Homes believes that homes are investments for the future. We also beUeve that we Road) and U.S. 17 cut a corridor ke^ tbe county a quiet, rural com east to west. In northern Stafford, munity and developers and resi offer you ^ better product Our convenient locations* coupled with affordable prices, enable the 1-95, U.S. 1 and Va. 610 run next to dents who would like to vault one another in a square mi|e. Rap Stafford feet-first into the devel first-time homebuyer as well as the move-up fan% to enjoy the veiy best id residential growth in the Garri- opment explosi(» creoHniz down I- s A dealer who Police. Emergency Servtees and personal property taxes. Tlw COUNTV / From 25 large, wiU face tbe voters in the fall terms except for the circuit derk ings, or may be mailed ahead of ^.f^ COUIMTY/From26 of 1980. court, «iio serves an ei^-y«ar The Stafford Sheriffs Depart real estate tax rate Is $1.10 per and some criticized the board for time to P.O. Box 338, Stafford, Vir matches your Welcoming gBOc^f room. The telq;ihooe num- ment staffs a 244iour 611 emergen 1100. Tbe rate was cut from $1.20 In turning down a pUnned, mixedHise ReqwiisibiUties of the board in term. ginia. 22S54. clude setting county pdicies and bar IS 896-1100. Hie emergency cy tine, nie dqtartmeot IS located the spring to offset rapidly risii« development that would have The Stafford Board of County Su Agendas tor each meeting are new number is 896-1111. Mary Wadiing- on Jefferson Davis Higbiray (U.S. assessments. foals, approving new county ordi pervisors meets on the first Tues posted the day before the meeting, automobile's brought in tax revenue. nances, approving an annual bud ton also has a Tel Med number for 1), below the circuit court room ill Tbe personal propoty tax rate is Government day ot each month at 2 p.m., and on and may be viewed at the Bowser medical information at 869-1500. get, setting tax rates and the third Tuesday of each month at standards: neighbors the county courthouse. 94.90 per $100, based on 40 percent Building from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Potomac Hospital, in Prince Wil Stafford County is governed by a appoiiUing individuals to various 7:00 p.m. Meetii^ are held in the Residoits may also view ag^das The coimty has d|^ fire departs of the assessed vahie. Automohika board of supervttors and a county advisory committees. liam County, may be closer for res ments and six rescue squadi. All are assessed according to tbe zetafl supervisors' chambers in the Bow at the Central Rappahannock Re is tne least idents in Northern Stafford. The administrator. Tlie board appoints a county ad ser BuUding at 1739 Jefferson Da gional Library and the North Staff qwmbers are vohmteers. vahie listed in ttie NADA Official There are sevoi supervisors, one ministrator. Ilie admintstavUx- is vis Highway (U.S. 1). The buUdiitf hospital is .located at 2300 (^ti Taxes Used Car Guide. ord Brandi library. Bhrd, in Woodbridge. The tele- Tbe Office of the Revenue is r»- from each of six election districts reuoosiUe for implementing tbe is approximatelv one-and-a-teff A summary of board actions is wecanck)... and an at-large suptfvisor. Ttie at- policies of the board, directii^ miles south of the county court pbone number is 67(K-1313. sponsible for assessing real estate available the day after a meeting NOBU to make new families feel right at -See COUNTY. Page 28 large post was added in IMS, re county business and settiitt isdmin- house. and may be viewed at the above home in our town. Getting To Know placing the (dd tie-breaker seat. istrative wocedure. Ea^ March Public hearings are advertised locations. You is THE newcomer welcoming The election districts are: Aq^, or April, the county administrator two weeks before they are held; Services c«^„o„ ^ service that delivers a gift from Falmouth, George Wadiingtoo, presents board members with a Hearings are held at most board sponsonng rperchants and professionals to new home Griffis-Widewater, Hartwood and proposed county btidget for the Stafford County public services owners right after they move in. Getting To Know You pro meetings, and begin at 7:30 p.m. reflect the county mixture of tradi grams can bring new txjsirtess, new friends and new sales to RockHiil. comiitf fiscal year. Stafford residents who would like CARS Jli your door. Stafford »ipervisors received a tional rural areas and faist-devel- <)utl« 1 SUM r-i/j;? Members of tbe board are elect to speak at a public hearing or dur ofHng residential subdivuMOns. ed to four-year terms, staggered at pay raise in Jamuuy 1986 from $5,- ing the public comments porticm We (di fuM i|uaMv and dnconinucd mrrctandiw fnin Srars iM^ and caukv dMr4t«KR. two-year mtervals. Ralpn Marce^ 000 to $8,600 annually. The board Hospttate your •»te" pncw quoted are t he-reguUr" priMii ai which ilw icrms wre fonnertj <)«nw» near the b^inning of each board One hospital and six clinics han ron, I-Rock Hill and Alvin Bandy, chairman receives an additional meeting may fill out a speaker's cE:T-riM COUNTY /From 27 complete chemical test costs $350. Electric power is sui»lied by SF!) CAR & TRUCK Stafford Board of Supervisors STAFFORD BOARD OF Sales and loe tax is four'Snd-a- Virginia Power, and by Common VfJlOOSE CREEK KITCHENS half cents. wealth Gas Distributim Ck»nj>any RENTALS Ralph A. Maroaran COUNTY SUPERVISORS The office of the revenue will in Fredericksburg. Aivin Y. Bandy help residents file state income S1 1'> Rock HM Two companies jxtivide phcme ^^^•!•. AND RESIDENTIAL DESIGN QMrga Waahington • ..r«-«lect«d November 1987. tax. There is no charge for the service — Ck>ntinental Telephone in ..chairman tfiree years ago, service. Chairman in 1985 and. 86. northern Stafford and Chesaoeake Uake the creative approach^ Bandy is a life-long Stafford The office is located in the county & Potomac Telephone Company in Works as a senior management resident and a retired transpor courthouse and is open Monday southern Stafford. analyst w^ith Commodities Fu through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to tation supervisor at the Naval Stafford has one official landfill, KITCHEN DESIGN tures Trading .Commission in Surface Weapons Center at 4:30 p.m. located near the center of the coun Washington,. D.C. 659-5346. Dahigreen. Up for realaction Utilities ty on Va. 648. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 SPECIALIST Nov. 3. 373-3027. The dq>artment of public utili p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 Your needs and lifestyle form the basis of our Rabacca 1. Haad ties estimates ttiat 8^000 Stafford a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The land kitchen draign featurina two fine lines of Fahnouth Diatriet homes are connected to county-mn ... chairparson in 1987, first fill accepts household, commo^ial J«nas F. Parsingar sewer and water services, while custom cabinetry for yournome. woman chair for Stafford. At and industrial wastes. There is no Oriffis-Widawater about the same number use private l'ETRO( { I torney for Rappahannocic: Legal charge for private residents. Com COMPLETE HOUSE PLANS OR ...elected to his first term on wells. Servicas. She was reelected in mercial companies must pay a the board November 1987, Par- For new water and sewer serv fixed fee per ton. ADDITION DESIGN 1986. 373-7672. ice, residents must apply inperson Whether starting fresh or adding on, plans singer was previously a plan- Residential trash service is pro can be drawm from your ideas, sketciws or nirtg convnissipn mambor and at the cashier's desk in tbe Rowser John M. Portar vided by private companies. revised plans. vice-chairman.'He works as a Building at 1739 Jeiterson Davis Voter RegistratioB Complete sets provided few Coonty Hartwood Oistfict Highway (U.S. 1). Water and sew construction supervisor. 659- ., Aquia More than 20,000 Stafford resi an^roval, bidding & building ...serving N» first tetwi on the 4604. er hookup for a new single family dents are registered voters. New m* board. Porter is a retired per home costs $2,500 each. Hookims unregistered residents may rois sonnel specialist for tha Marine for existing homes cost $1,500 eacn. ter at the county r^istrar s office Corps Development and Educa iTialmouth The average monthly water and in the Stafford Executive Building 9406 BATTLE STREET tion Command in Quantico. Fenis M. Bohnan Sr. sewer bill for a family in Stafford is on Jefferson Davis Highway (U.S. OLD TOWN MANASSAS 703-361-3007 373.7748. At-Larga S«at $28. 1) between tbe county courthouse APPOINTMENTS HECOMMENDED ...servirtg his first term as at- George For residents with wells, the and the Rowser amninistration PhWp E. Homung large member, Belman ran WashinQto^ n county branch of the Virginia De building. The (rffice is opra from Aquia District unopposed.. Vice-chairman of partment of Health will analyze 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday Neighbors EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE ...reelected in 1985, Homung is board. He runs family grocery well water samples for bact^o- through Friday. Potomac Jlrais a school psychologist with the stores in Stafford and Freder- logical contamination for $15. A Arlington County school sys-. icluburg.. 373-2687. tem. 659-553 T: WE HAVE TURNED THE HOUSING INDUSTRY LIST/ From 28 N V Stafford Teteptwrte list: UPSIDE DOWN Emeraency Numbers:' • Animal Control: «S9-4t39. TOYOTA DODGE a FIreand Rescue: 6S9-4131,- 371 1971. Build your own home—obtain financing through a Crisis Hotline: 37M212. Liberty Savings Bank PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE a Slwriff: 6S9-4161. • State Police: 1-S00-572 2260. • Water artd Sewer: 659-4139. County Admiiiistrator NOW AT NOVA Ottier ttelpful numbers: C M. Wifliams 659-1603 CHECK OUR OFFER a Adoptions: 659-8720. a Agriculture: 899-4020. County Attorney Flail Semester Classes begin Aug. 25 Alda White 659-8636 ^^-"^ a Alcohol & drug abuse: 371-9012. a County auto decals: 659-8700. BEFORE YOU BUY . a Big brottters, sisters: 371-7444. Commissioner o( ttie Revenue' Northern Virginia Com a Budget and Accounting: 659-8612. George L. Gordon Jr :^SHS30 There are almost 100 dif • New Car Sales munity College, known as ferent program areas to a Building permits: 6S9 8650. Treasurer NOVA by studenits and area choose from and five cam • Cable TV: 459-7777. 373-6343. M.C. Moncure ...• 65R-S700 • Conversion Vans . a Chamber of Commerce: 373-9400. citizens, offers two-year pro pus locations. This Extended a Ctiild abuse, rteglect: 659-8720. Director of Planninf Md CemmiMity De • Used Car Sales grams in occupational/tech Learning Institute at the Col a Circuit court: 659-8750. velopment nical curricula and college lege provides courses on a Complaints: 659-iS64i. ' / Ric^ard Tremblay 659-W6* a Consumer affairs: 1-800:552-9963. • Trucks, 4-wheel drive vehicles transfer curricula. One-year radio, TV, cassette tapes and a County Administrator: 659-8603. programs in career-oriented Director of Utitities printed material for home a Curtis Park: 752-5632. Bob Bos ....6S9-teX • Service curricula, developmental study. a Deeds, wills; licenses: 659-8750. studies and many sjsecial ir>- a Deputy clerk of board: 659-8603. Director of Social Service* • Leasing terest courses. a Dog license: 659 8700. William Ttgnor.. „ 6SM720 CAPtTALW BELTWAY Tuition is $26.95 per credit. a Extension service: 899-4020. a Emergency services: 911. We have been desia noted "Toyota Truck a Family abuse: 898-0299. . Director of Parks * Recreatien ROUTE 1 Michael S. Scotf 752-5632 Headquarters'* by Toyota and carry the CAREER PROGRAM^ a Fire and rescue: 659-4131. . a Fire Marshall: 649-8648. COLLEGE TRANSFER Commonweami't Attanwy largest inventory of Toyota and Dodge cars ROUTE 95 a General Olstrict Court: 659-8740. Daniel Chict«ester 69M7S0 a Heaitt) Department: 6S9-3K)1. and trucks in the Mid-Atlantic region. For LUSTMI UVE AT HOME a Highway Oepartn^nt: sa»;4300. T9TtrA/Ba0ff Animal Control Toyota and Dodge parts, call 494-4888. MODERATE COST a informaMon: «5»-864l. Wiiham Tinstey ..„ ~..45>-2313 a Illegal duntping: 659-8657. CONVENIENT a Juvenile and Domestic RelafiaNS Sheriff Court: 659-8775. R 'Chard Astiby 69^4U1 ACCREDITED a Library: 659-4909. a Parksamf recreation: 752-5*91. Fire ana Rescee Sfvlcw NORTHERN VIRGiNIA COMMUNrTY COLLEGE a Personal property asMtamants: tOf- Predvanoos ....,...65M««S (office) • 8710. a Postal Service: 659 4775; 373-4543. Voter Registrar THl ^ Call a campus for registration informatKXi a Real estate assessments i?av Davis «9Mm a Recycling: 231 2113; 373- UltTINI Alexandria Campus 8456200 a Red Cross: 373S176. Information and ReMarckOfficdr M0,000 Annarxlale Campus 323-3400 • Registrar: 459-8777: David Gayle .69MS41 a Ridesharingr 373 POOL THiNAMIYOUUMVai Loudoun Campus 45O-2S01 a Salvation Army: 37>3<31. Manassas Campus 3684184. Ext 23S School Board and HdwiiiUiiallw a Sanitary landfill: 459 7119: scitoof SMpiiiniensim MMT Woodbridge Campus 67^^2191. txt. 220 a School Boartf oHice: 699-3141. Sidney Faucetlc :.6S»-3141 tUSTMiF Mino TOVOIA I I iv«^r«^%# 155 Broadview AvenJue Extertded Leamvig Institute 32S3368 a Snow removal: 8»9 RIGION GUIDE TO PRINCE WILLIAM, WcdoMdoy, August 10, 1988 IS, Emergency telephone Firefighters on duty around the clock office is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. where people can petition for cus Crimesoivers: Residents COURT / From 33 Telephone: 335-6160. tody or support or file criminal From staff reports numbers Juvenile and Domestic Relations The Court Services Unit is a pub charges, is open from 8 a.m. to 7 Volunteers and paid employees Court handles cases involving de lic agency operated by the Mate p.m. for filing sudi petitions. Ap- provide fire and rescue services Fire and Rescue' 911 linquents, juveniles accused Q« tra Department of Corrections to (XMntments are requested. Most pe for I>rince William C^ounty, Uie cit PoUce: -911 help police solve crimes ffic violations; neglected, Residents can caU 911 for any serve the Slst Judicial Circuit. The titions are then processed throi^ ies of Manassas and Manassas An anonymous call to Prince Wil for a reward (tf 1100 to $1,000. The abandoned or abused children; agency provides probation and the clerk of court's office for plaoe- Parit, and the towns ot Dumfries, emergency in any jurisdiction. liam County Crime Solvers helped spousal abuse; adults accused of court-related services for Juvenile meot on a court docket. Occoquan, Haymarket and Quanti rewards may be greater than $1,- child abuse or ot osteoses against • Quaatlee Marine Corps Base police solve a rash of burgularies 000 when indivicuials, groups or and Domestic Relations Court in co. that had t>een reported in the past businesses have made additional family members; visitation, sup cluding unofficial counseling and' The office can refer some cases Selby Jacobs, director of fire and 640-2251 several months in the western part port or custody disputes; court-or referrals: Tlie unit also takes coia- to the court for immediate hearing rescue services, works at Uie Mc • VIrghdaiStatePeitee contributions. dered rehabilitation services and if the court deems ttiem emergen ....(800)572-4510 of the county. plaints against juveniles; proc Coart Administration Center oa Tbe caller identified two men Peq>le who want a reward must foster care. esses special work permits; cies. The phone number for the in Davis Ford Road. Fire Marshal June 28 «^ were later arrested call back to see if their informati(m Chief Judge Raymond 0. Kel- detennines probation periods for take service unit is 335-6210. John O'Neal's office tion of health problems. Sliding Services Board offers HEALTH / F^O. 36 scale fee. HOSPITAL / From 36 Low-Gost health services • Dental Clinic: ing, ulcers or clots or blockages, all • Pediatric Qinic. Manassas and Woodbridge. Pre ot which can cause a stroke. Manassas and Woodbrige. By ap- ventive and corrective treatment The hospital's cancer center is available to residents mental health programs Woodbridge. Thursdays, 1:30 by appointment with approved eli just outside the city, and is the only p.m. to 3 p.m. gibility. Comprehensive care tor one between Richmond and pc^tm^it, infants and preschool from staff reports Seven Prince William Board of children ages three to 18, with Fairfax that offers chemotherapy ing their own lives. children. Early preventive child emergency care for adults as time County Supervisors' appointees e Mental Health Services Divi and radiation therapy for cancer The Prince William Health Dis care encouraged as an important permits. Program empliasis on atients. The hospital also has a trict provides free or low-cost med H«allh oversee mental health and sub sion — provides family therapy, factor in a child's growth and de stance abuse prevention services prevention of dental disease and Eirthing centa* for women who ical and environmentel health Quotient counseling, day treat velopment and for early identifica promotion of oral hygiene. services to residents of the county sis, polio, measles, mumps and rur in the county. ment programs, social activity want natural childlMrth delivnies. and two cities. bella before- age two. No The Prince William County Com programs, emergency services, Medical cUnics in Manassas and appointment necessary but bring munity Services Board, made up of supervised apartments, ^oup Woodbridge answer a variety of innnuhization records. No charge these appointees, was created in homes, youth services and psychi health needs. If fees are charged, for routine diildhood immuniza 1968 to coordinate and implement atric services. they are based on patients' in tions. services in mental health, mental e Substance Abuse Division — comes. Manassas. Mondays, Wednes retardation and substance abuse provides outpatient facilities in Services include: days and Fridays, 8 a.m. to 9. a.m. prevention. Manassas and Dumfries; iMt>vides • Regular X-rays: Woodbridge. Mondays, 1 p.m; to The board has two clinics, in Ma family therapy, ou^tient counsel Manassas chnic. By appoint 3:45 p.m., Wednesdays, 3 p.m. to 4 nassas and Dumfries. ing, emergency services and psy ment. Sliding scale fee, except for p.m., Fridays, 8 a.m. toS a.m. Tu Major divisions of the board in chiatric services; through tuberculosis control. berculosis, M(Midays and Fridays clude: contractual arrangements sub Woodbridge clinic. By appoint only. • Community Prevention Divi stance abusers are provided resi- ment. Sliding scale fee, except for e Pregnancy Testing: Bring sion — {m>vides information, con dential treatment, social tuberculosis control. first morning urine specimen, no sultation and education, training detoxificaticKi, medical detoxifica e Regional Chest: anxMntment necessary, no charge. programs, employee assistonce, tion, follow-up services and some Manassas. Available for referral Manassas. Mondays, Wednes and special community projects to long-term residential care. and consultation to private i^ysi- days and Fridays, 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. the public. One focus during the e Mental Retardation Services cians. Referrals for the purpose of Woodbridge. Fridays, 8 a.m. to By Mark. MiBigan—Potomac News past year has been on preventing Division — adminiisters programs ruling out tuberculosis and other 8:30a.m. Tammy and KaH Stalker with Kari III and Dr. Doug Brady in Potomac Hospital birthing room. teen-age isuicide, and the (^vision in mental retardation, parent-in chronic pulmonary diseases. By e Maternity Clinic: spearheaded a community-wide fant education, home intervention a ppointment only. Manassas and Woodbridge: By suicide prevention coalition. The and case management services; Woodbridge. Same description. appointment after eligibility is a^ coalition got $50,000 in state funds contract programs provide groiq) • PPD Testing: proved. Call for details. Hospitals adding latest in health care this year to design a model pro homes and supervised apartments Manassas. Testing each Tuesday e Family Planning: gram to keep teen-agers from tak for adult retarded. Manassas. By appointment, slid between 1 p.m. and3:45p.m., read from staff reports Several construction prc^ams ing to take place as instructed 72 ing scale cfinic fee. Telephone: 335- Prince William Hospital: This 63». The Prince William area has are underway too. The emergency was the county's first hospital, es- hours after testing. Fee may apply three major hospitals within easy room is adding a covered walkway except for tuberculosis control. Woodbridge. By appointment, toblished as a 60-bed facilitv on Some organizations provide reach of health care consumers. and a triage center, and the work Sudley Road west of Manassas. To Woodbridge. Testing each Mon sliding scale clinic.fee. Telephone: there should be completed this fall. 335-7306. Potomac Hospital: Established day it has 170 beds and its parent day between 1 p.m. and 3:45 p.m., in 1972, Potomac Hospital, on Opitz reading to take place as instructed . • Sexually Transmitted Disease This year a new obstetrical imit corporation, PWH Corporation, health care at patient's home Clinic: No appointment necessary, Boulevard in Woodbridge, has was unveiled, complete with has asked the state to approve ma 72 hours after testing. Fee may ap grown from its original 29 beds to ply ($3) except for tuberculosis homey labor/delivery/recovery jor expansion plans to renovate its There are a few organizations in 670-1229. Open for self-referrals as well as the cuirent 153-bed center. rooms that combine pleasant at obstetrical and nursery imits, es control. those made by physicians. Free of the area that provide home health Potomac Home Health opened in More than 600 employees meet mosphere, with all the necessary tablish a free-standing alct^l and care. Ttiese include: 1985 and offers nursing care, physi • Immunizations, routine and charge. the day-to-day health needs of the machinery — the machinery is drug addiction treatment center non-routine: State law requires Manassas. Wednesdays at 1 p.m. Prince William Hospital in west- cal, occupational and speech thera hospital's patients and the sur tucked into closets until it is and build new.operating rooms. em Prince William Coimty admin py, home health aides, IV therapy, that each child be immunized rounding, growing community. needed. against diptheria, tetanus, pertus- -See HEALTH. Page 37 The hospital offers services in isters PWH Home Health Service. and medical social work services. As part of a new, coordinated cluding emergency medicine, pedi The phone number is 368-1448. The home health care staff is able "Women's Pn^ram," the hospital atrics, radiology, gynecology, The services are provided imder to extend their services to patients kicked off in Octot)er an educatio pathology, anesthesiology, physi a physician's supervisicui, and in on Medicare and Medicaid. - ^ffe^^^g^t^J^g^T^ nal pn^am for women that fea cal medicine, coronary and inten clude registered nurses, home The Hospice of Northern Virgin tured all-day seminars on the sive care and telemetry. . health aides, (^ysicial, speiech and ia provides home health services to "superwoman" syndrome, AIDS, Its outpatient program includes occupational therapists and social residents with a terminally.ill fam For expectant parents: Cosmetic surgery, and fitness "on- outpatient surgery, physicial, I workers. ily member. Its phone number is the-go". The hospital offers mam speech and occupati LOTSAVAKAMI . onv rnieni 7320 Sudley Road (Rt.234) ' itant o ctnfoa of ofjHons and Ph Manaasas. Virginia 22110 I «n aaso i»Mr enaj 4D «i^«R a SiftoMim TIRE Mary lysician iRES OfVlPA n^ MO-6MI • • >^-^ 0 • • « « » • t 4 14 I • ( • * 46 GUIDe TO PRINCt WILUAM, W«lnMdoy, AuguM 10, 1988 SPORTS SPOttS GUIDE TO PRtNCE WHIMM, Wedrmdoy, August 10, 1968 47 SPORTS / From 46 Radio: WPWt; (1480 AM) aUhome •George Bfason Univoiity tbe footbaU, buketball and hockey Other sports played on the hi^ games Radio: WDCT (1310 AM) aeaaoM. Once again, be ware to sdiool level include baseball, cross Sports for watchers and participants alike turaed to the area in a big way this TelevisioB: None. Television: To be annoimced. check listings for games and times. country, field hockey (North Staff past spring wiUi the formation of • Redskins • University of Virginia ord oiuy), golf, girrs gymnastics, Radio: WMAL (630 AM) aU games Radio: WPRW (1460 AM) from staff reports the American Soccer League, High Schools indoor and outdoor track, soccer, which offers a 20igame schedule Television: WTTG (Channel &) se Television: WJLA (Channd 7). Softball, swimming, volleyball and For Prince William COunty that runs from Apnl throusli Au lected preseason games Check local listings. Prince William Ckiunty has six wresUing. Gar-Field, North Staff sp()rts fans, the following is a cap- gust. • Stars Radio: Nonel kKaUy. high schools in its system: Gar- ord, Osboum Park, Potomac, sulizati(m of the area's sports ac With 10 teams from Boston to Mi Radio: WDCT (1310 AM, WMMJ Teievlskm: WNVCf (Channel 56). Field, Potomac and Woodbridge on Stonewall Jackson and Wood- tion. ami, the ASL specializes in devlop- (102.3 FM) all home games Check local listing. the eaatCTn end of Uie county, and bridge are all lai^er schools and Frederick Falcons, New Jersey ing t(^ Ainerican talent, but offers Televisloa: None. • University of Richmond BrentsviUe, Osboum Park and members (tf the Group AAA Com Professional Bears, Pocono Mountaineers, Con some world-class players as well. • Dipkmuitft Radio: WRNL (910 AM) StoDewaU Jackson io tbe western monwealth District. necticut Giants, Chambersburg Two of diose teams — die Washing Radio: WMDO (1540 AM) selected Televisloa: CSieck local listings. part. The Washington Senators left the Cardinals, Richmond Renegades games Osboum Senior is in Manassas Osboum Senior is a mid-sized area in 1971 and the Washington ton Stars and Washington Diplo • Georgetown University school that belongs to the Group and Chesapeake Bay Neptunes. mats — |day in the immediate Televisloa: None.. Radio: VWDC (1260 AM) City while Manassas Park r^ AA NorUiwestem Distiict while '^ Federals of the old United States Play b^ns August 15 in Norfolk resents that city. (Quantico Hi0i Football League folded five years area. A Uurd. the Maryland Bays, Televisfam: WTTG (CSiannel S). BrentsviUe ia a smaUer school that against the Neptunes, with the first are based in Baltimore. College Check local listings. Sdiool serves the Marine Cbrps is a member td the Group A Bull ago. home contest scheduled for Sept. 6 • University of Maryland base, while North Stafford ot Gar But hope remains for the local The Stars play their home games George Mason University com Ruii District. against the Baltimore Rams. at the 7,000-seat Stalnaker Stadium Radio: WMAL (630 AM) risonville — in northern Staff(xd (Quantico is not a member of the fan who wants to see a good base Ticket prices will be $5 for re petes on the NCAA Division I level Television: WJLA (Channel?) (bounty — rounds out the list of ball game without driving to Balti- in Fairfax. Home games are in basketball, baseball, SOCCOT, Virginia Hi^ Sciiool League — served seats and ^.50 for geiieral played Saturday and Sunday af In addition, ABC (WJLA, Chan area high schools. vdiich is the governing body for m(»«, or the one who wants to admission, down from $10 and $6, Softball, track and field, volleyball nel 7), CBS (WUSA, Channel 9) and SCIKWI Numbers: BrentsviUe — watch professional football without ternoons, and begin at 4 p.m. The and many other sports. The high school athletics io the state — respectively, last year. For ticket Diplomats play their home games NBC (WRC, Channel 4) provide 594-2161, Gar-Field — 670-2131, and bdongs to Uie Tri-State Athlet getting on a 20-year waiting list. information, call the Storm at (703) Fairfax-based scho(d features the coverage of many.games of local NorUi Stafford - 659-1176, Osboum The Prince William Yankees are at RFK Stadium, and play most of 10,()0O-5eat Patriot Outer to house ic Conference, which consists 754-9520. their home matches Friday nights and regi(mal interest, as does Senior — 360-2121, Osboum Paris — mostiy of private schools in Vindn- the Class A farm club of the New And then, of course, there are the its basketball teams and a 5,000- ESPN, WTBS and Home Team 361-1101, Potomac — 221-1134, York Yankees. New York took over (at 8 p.m.) and Sunday afternoons seat soccer stadium for its men's ia, Maryland and Washingt(m, D.C. Washingtpn Redskins, of the Na (at 5:30 p.m.). "Hie Bays play their Sports for cable subscribers. Be ()uanUco — 221-8222, StonewaU the affiliation after the Pittsburgh tional Football League, who play and women's s(}uads. The women sure to check your local listings for Jackson — 368-2106, Woodbridge— Pirates, who had operated here the home games.Saturdays and Sun were the Division I national cham 494-7135. Auto Racing their home games at RFK Stadi days at UMBC Stadium in subur pions in 1965; Uie men advanced to stations and times. three previous years, moved south um. Hie one drawback here is that Several stations also iM*ovide re to Salem at the end of the 1966 sea ban Catonsville, and all matches Uie East Regionals four years run Football is king of Uie {»*«) Remember the Wacky Races, nearly all the seats are tied up by start at 5 p.m. As is the case with ning. gional telecasts of conference sports in Prince William, with FYt- the Saturday morning cartomi the son. season-ticket holders, with a wait packages, such as the ACC other local pro teams, tickets for Call (703) 323-2325 for ticket and (lay night games consistently Pqisi generation grew up wiUi? *' Now in the midst of the 140-game ing list of several thousand in the all three are available at Ticket- (WJLA), Big East (WTTG) and ttie drawing large crowds. Basketball, WeU, the a(hilt version is here at Carolina League schedule, the wings. For the lucky few, it's best schedule information. WDCT (1310 Colonial (HTS). In addition, WNVC Center or by calling Sportscharge. AM), WPWC (1480 AM) and WQRA both boj^ and girls, is generally Old Dominion Speedway on Va. 234 Yankees play their h(mie games in to drive to a Metro station in the (CJhannel 56) provides several na played on Tu^day and Friday just east of Manassas. Prince William County Stadium on You can follow the professional (94.3 FM) will once more carry all suburbs and take the subway to the sports teams on these television tional games each week from a va^ nights during the winter months to ODS features drag racing and Daws Ford Road, a inodem facili Stadium-Armory station. men's basketball games, with riety (>f coU^e conferences (hiring large crowds as well. ty which seats about 6,000 fans. and radio stations: H(»ne Team Sports providing cov -See SPORTS, Page 48 stock car racing « Old D«„toion Sp«Hlw.y near Mana«., ha, ft, hsk^'Z^s.'^ "^ Veteran major league player and Professional basketball and • Bullets erage of selected games as part of . coach Gene Tenace serves as the hockey fans gather at the Capital Radio: W>yDC (1260 AM) all a league-wide contract wiUi the Co- Centre to watch the IVBA Bullets i games lonialAthletic Association. In addi Yankee manager. and the NHL Capitals do battle. Current major leaguers such as Television: WDCA (Channel tion, most home games are . The Bullets, with stars such as 20)/Home Team Sports (cable). available on selected area cable Barry Bonds and John Smiley center Moses Malone, John Wil (both Pittsburgh), Scott Bailes Check local listings. systems. Check local listings for liams, Terry Catledge, Jeff Malone • Capitals more information. (Cleveland) and Bobby Bonilla and 7-6 Manute Bol, plus the addi (Chicago White Sox) have played Radio: WMAL (630 AM) all games Mary Washington College in tion of 5-3 guard Tyrone "Muggsy" Television: WDCA (Channel Fredericksburg competes in a va in Prince William in recent years. Bogues, figure to contend in the For ticket and schechile informa 20)/Home Team Sports (cable). riety of sports on the Division in tough NBA Atlantic Division with Check local listings. level, includii^ basketball, track tion, contact the Yankees at 590- the likes of the Boston Celtics and 2311 or 690-3622 (metro). • Orioles and field, mens' soccer, swim Philadelphia 76ers under Coach Radio: WTOP (1500 AM) all games ming, tennis, field hockey and Fans who like minor league Kevin Loughery. Television: WDCA (Channel baseball on a somewhat grander cross country. Tickets can be obtained at any 20)/Home Team Sports (cable). You can follow more college scale can make the 90-minute trek TicketCenter location, or by call Check l(x:al listings. WE HAVE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR... south to Richmond to see the Class ^Mrts on these television and ra(£o ing (202) 432-0200. SeUouts can gen • Yankees stations: AAA Braves of the Intemati(>nal erally be expected when the League. The Braves, who play at OM>osition include die Celtics, Six an ultra-modem facility known as ers, Los Angeles Lakers or New PAt^K AUTHORITY DISCOVERS THREE "The Diamond", are the top farm York Knicks. club of the Atlanta Braves and of Consistoitly near the top of the REMEDIES FOR NEWCOMER BLUES... fers fans a kx^ at players whe are National Hockey League Patrick just one step away from the major Division standings, the Capitals FUiN, FUN AND FUN! leagues. feature established stars such as Tickets sell for $5, $4 and $3, with Rod Langway, Pete Peeters and Moving to a new neighborhocxJ is not easy. With all juniors (I2-and-under) and seniors Scott Stevens, under the guidance (over 60) able to get in for half- of coach Bryan Miuray. the packing and unpacking, you ten Garrison Park in Dumfries. under 12 who are accompanied by SPORTS / From 47 Lighted courts are available at a licensed fisherman. No license is NorSem Virginia Community Col required for saltwater fishing. stock car events every FrioUiy and lege campuses in Manassas and For weddy updates of fishing Saturday night. Woodbridge for 50 cents per 15 mm- conditions in the mid-Atlantic re The Late Model Stock Car class utes. Other lighted courts are gion, check the Potomac News showcases a talented crop of future available at Woodbridge Middle sports se(:tion each Friday. NASCAR stars who race more tor School in Woodbridge free of. the fun than the money on the %- charge. Hunting mile oval asphalt track. Moat high schools and middle Drivers such as Bubba Mark- schools also have courts open to the The Quantico Marine Corps Base ham, Eddie Johnson, Sonny Sim is open to hunters but a base per mons, Danny Fair and Roger public, free of charge, on a first- mit is re(|uired. In Nokesville, the Austin have become r^ular nx- come, first-served basis. Merimac Farm Hunting Preserve tares with the ODS faiUiful. Racquetbail is open to ttie public from Octobo- Old Dominion also hosts demoli to March. You pay for what you tion derby events and car shows Three racquetbail facilities are kill. during the racing season, with (nen to the public: Veterans Park, Private lands in the county also drag racing the ordN* of the day on Boi Lomond Park and Uie Dale offer plentiful hunting grounds, but Fridays while Uie stock cars reign City Recreation Center. Reserva owner permissi(Mi is a must, Deer, simreme on Satutday nights. tions are required in advance. For rabbit, squirrel, amil, arouse, wild For ticket and schedulihg hifor- further details contact the Dale turkey, woodcock an(r doves are mation, call 361-77S3. City Recreati(m Center at 670-7112, anuMig the animals most common Veterans Park at 491-2183 or Ben ly hunted. Tennis Lomond Park at 361-7126. All hunters are subject to licens- Public tennis courts are lo(»ted ii^ and bag limit requirements set at various parks operated by the Golf by the state of Virginia, even if Princ« Willianfi County Park Au Prince William County has two hunting on privately-owned lands. thority. pidilic golf courses: Prince Wil To hunt small game (rabbit, These include Locust Shade Park liam County Pi^lic Golf Course in squirrel, etc.) Uie license fee is in Triangle, B^ Lomond Park and Nokesville and Manassas Hills $7.50 for Virginia resi(tents and $30 Byrd Park in Manassas, Clo- Golf Course (HI Davis Ford Road. for non-residents. F(H- large game verdale Park and the Dale City (deer, bear, turkey, etc.) a sepa Located foiu- miles west of U.S. rate big-game license is reqmred. Potomac News f^ photo Recreation Center in Dale City, 29 (Ml Vint HiU Road, Prince WU Veterans Park and Marumsco liam is a 6.453-yard, par-70 course. It too, costs $7.50 f(»> residents and High school football teams ar« already gaaring up. Acre Lake Park in Woodbridge and Weekday greens fees are $9 for $30 for non-residents. 18 holes saad $6 for nine. On wedc- ends, fees are $11 for 18. holes and Boating $8 for nine (only after 3:30 p.m.). The C!hesapeake Bay and the Po^ Juniors (un(ier 17) and aeniors tomac River aiter long-range boat (over 60) can i^y for $6 for 18 ing adventures, but there are also Here's the perfect holes or $4 for nine boles, except on several popular water spots: closer adult community. wediaids and holidays. Cart and to home. club rentals are also available. Boating and skiing are plentiful Your parents deserve to relax a The c(Nirse also has a driving in the Occo(iuan River and Bel little...and enjoy life! So tell them range, pro shop ottering a variety mont Bay regions. Private ramps about Summer Lake at Salem of equipment and clothing and a are open to the public for a fee at snack bar. F(M- further details, call tbe Prince William Marina in Station in beauttful Spotsyhrania 754-7111. Woodbri(]ge and tiie E-Z Qm Ma County, just three miles from Manassas Hills is a par-3,18-hole rina in Neabsco Creek. Tredericksburg. course. For further information, Canoeing is p(qMdar in the Occo- It's a community for active call 368-2068. (lljan Reserv(Hr. The (MNmty also has two private adults who are 45 years of age courses — Monteiair Cotmtry Club Sports Clubs and older. A no-maintenance way in Mont(dair and Evergreen Coun of life that would alk>w your try Club in Haymarket — which Prince William (bounty offers parents to travel play golf, learn are open only to membo^ and more than 85 sp(>rts organizations ' their guests. to athletically-(Hlented youth and tennis...everything they haven't adults. Activities range fr(mi Littte had the chance to do yet! Fishing League baseball to adult softball to Each superbly crafted, energy travel soccer, f See listing for youth efficient garden home here features The waters of the Occo(iuan Riv- sports and adult sports in ^, the Occoquan Reserv(Mr, Lake "Groups," in Book II.] luxuries like woddburhing Fire Manassas/ Acjuia C^Mdc, Aqpna In youth markets, soccer is king places. Whiiipool tubs. Oak kitchen Reservoir and tbe Potomac River in terms of number (rf participants. cabinets. Landscaped lawns, t(x>. are filled with largemouth bass, Prince William Soccer, Inc. Plus, there's a wonderftil resort' crapiae, bhiegill, catfish, carp and (PWSI) is die beast of Uie east like lif Overcrowded schools plague Stafford County SCHOOL / From 52 • Jan. 24-26 — high schod ex- ains. Highliabts from the 1987-88 • Jan. 27 — teacher inservice- jects include a new elementary growth rale. tinue their education. tion dates are announced in Mav sdiool calender: By SCOTT MoCARTY and ANNE and August. ' /workday (no school). AQUIA mmSIf RETTENBERQ sdiool in the Rockhill district. AU Stafford schools are accred In Stafford, die fifdi grade is in • Sept. <-fh«t day of school. • March 24 to 27 — spring l»eak. \^udi is under construction and ited by die State Board oi Educa cluded at the middle school level Tlie sevoi members of the School • Oct. 17 — teachn- workday, no • May 1_— teacher inservice- o< ttie Potomac News but will be included in elementary Board are appointed by a school Few issues incite more emotion will open in the faU semester of the tion. schod. /workday (no school). 19tt-19e9 school year. Another el- County bus drivo^ received the school beginning in die 198»-1990 board selection committee. The • Nov. 11 — parent/teacher cort- • May 29 — Manorial Day holi from Stafford County residents school year. High schools include Sdiool Board makes policies gov REALTY than school overcrowding. El emratary school in die planned highest possible rating from the forence day, no schod. day. Patk Ridge develo(Mnent in North Virginia Department oc Education grades 9 to 12. Programs for the erning the schools ano stud«its. • Nov. 24, 25— Thahksgivhig • June 12-15 — middle schod ex ementary and middle schools in Stafford wiU open in faU 1989. A for bus safety in die 1985-1986 gifted and talented, special educa- The board meets at 7:30 p.m. m Ixeak. .\orth Stafford are nearing or be toi and die Head Start preschool the second and fourth Tuesdays of ams. PA Box 301, SuMofd. VA 22554 yond capacity, and North Stafford new high sdMXM is planned to open school year and a rating in the top • Dec. 2 — teacher inservice- • June 13-15 — high schod ex hi 1992. 10 jurisdictioas for the 1986-1987 program are avaiiabie. each month. Meetings are held at /workday, no school. ams. J0D. Kiiifkt High School is slighdy over capaci Staffmd schools use a semester schools around the county. Hie lo GKOtS, CB ty. At the close of the 1987-88 school school year. • June 15 — last day of school. Just over 80 pax:ent (tf Stafford system, with report cards giv«i ev cation for the next meeting is an- • Dec. 21- Jan. 3 — Christmas VAIDlMaar IMS PHTOAf ^rMOto Cdt«T IICHM il^ To meet enrollment needs^ the year, mwe than 11,000 students students who finish the ninth ^de ery »x weeks. The county grading nounced at each meeting. break. Dates for high schod gradua VM tt0am a VP iM3/l) school system has planned $78 mil were enrolled in county schools. scale is 98-100, A-plus; 94-87 is an Residents may address the board • Jan. 23-26 — middle schod ^- tions will be set oy prindpals after foMUwiKALTOK School officials have calculated a 5 go on to graduate from hi^ school. spring break. tlSmytm (HO lion in school construction projects Of those, more than SO percent con- A; 90-S3, B-plus; 8649 is a B; 82-8S during the "Citizens Comm«its" ams. 1979 during the next five years. Pro to 7 percent student population C-plus; 78-81 is a C; 74-77, D-plus; p(Hti(m of each meeting. 70-73 is a D, and below 70 is fading. The School Board. telephone Lunch costs 75 cents in elemen number is 659^141. School Siqierin- tary sdiools. 80 cents in middle tendent Sidney Faucette and odiM- As a native Staffordian who hat spent her aduK Kfe serving the Stafford area real estate market, I've schools and 85 cents in high administrates can be reached at witnessed firsthand die transition from naal country ahnosphere to today's rwid trend toward urtNHii»Nk>n. schools. A reduced price lunch for that number. 8u^ who need area homes and services create growth. The developers detmnine the areas at eligible students costs 40 cents. Tbe The 1988-89 school year kicks <^ greatest demand, dien supply die product to meet he demand. Since our tove for die past wM not prevent textbook rental fee is $19 for i^des Sept. 6 and ends June 15. 1-4, $20 f 54 GUIDE TO PRINCE WIUIAM, Wednesdoy, AugosJ 10, 1988 SCHOOLS GUIDE TO PRINCE Wlt-UAM, Vfadrmdoy. August 10, 1988 5S Private schools offer educational alternatives from staff reports which also have preschool and day • Aquinas School, 13750 Mary's • Christian Alternative Prepa verdale Road, Dale City. G7(K8885. In addition to the puidic school care services include: Way. woodt»idge. 491-4417 ratory School, 13300 Millwood • Cornerstone Christian Acade WHO AND WHERE TO CALL system here, the Pnnce William • All Saints Cadidic Schod. 9294 • Bristow C!hristian Academy, Drive, Woodbridge. 4944775: my, grades K du-ough eight, 2264 POLICE York Drive, Woodbridge. 4Bl-4aai (Garfield Branch 335-7300 BethMcDtHudd 36g-1744 area boasts a number d private Stonewall Road, Manassas. 368- grades K-12, 11804 Nokesville • Cloverdale School, age 3 Prince William County PoUce 221-7300 James Payne >Mo 0416 4400. dirou^ second grade, 15008 Ckh • EInunanuel Christian SdKXri 360-3333 (Dumfries) schools. These schools, nnany ai Road. Manassas. 368«21 Manassas City Police 361^121 Dept. of Motor Vehicles Steve Randolph 368-4732 grades K duxMjgh 12, 8302 Spruce Manassas Park City Police Maury (jierson 3684619 St., Manassas. 369-3960. Ml-1136 tManassas) 361-0101 Dumfries Town Police 221-1111 (Woodbri(ke) 670-8134 RobertBrowne 361-4442 • Evangel Christian School, pre Occoquan Town P 56 GUIDE TO PRINCE WILUAM, W«dnMdoy, Augurt 10. 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Million • Potomac News Welcome Guide To Prince Wiiiiaiii Book2 special Supplement To me Potomoc^H9ws and the Adviaor. County Augurt ia 1968 2 GUIDE TO PRINCE WILUAM, Wa&mOof, August 10, 1988 GUIDE TO PRINCE WILLIAM, WcdriMdoy, August 10, 1988 3 isers' Index BOOK II FOOD& RESTAURANTS BEVERAGE Bar J Chili 15 Firsttime. Brady's Public House Restaurant & Pub 14 AUTOMOTIVE Fairview Beoch Emeiy tfnie. Ashdale Texoco ...26 REAL ESTATE Crobhouse ...... 9 Countryside Auto Sales..27 Occoquan Inn ...... 9 LEISURE & Anden Group/ It's simply the way we do business. And from the Honda of Woodbridge .....3 Mount Vernon Realty New Pilot House...... 15 Lustine Toyota/Dodge ENTERTAINMENT Quicksilver's 24 Home , ...42 first moment you meet us, you'll know you have Ports .44 Cablevision of Prince The Log Cabin ...... ^ 8 Canterbury Villoge/AAerrill Lustine Toyota/Dodge William...... 10 Lynch Realty ...... 37 made the n'sht choice! Service 23 Dairy Queen...... 14 Dole City Cinemas II Getting To Know You ....21 Sheraton Resort and ; Coldwell Banker Pal lone Chevrolet...... „..,..5 Ed Shore..... ;.36 Shelly's Truck Cops.. .27 Little Caesars Pizza ....,9 Conference Center ....15 Moormont Orchards...... 14 Dunn ^ Associates Real ^—^rouMy Serving-^ Town & Country Buick OTHERS tors, Inc.: 38 Triangle Front End & Eagle Builders, Inc ...39 Frame 9 Manassas City Museum. 14 ERA Von AAetre Woodbridge Jeep Old Town Business Prince WiUiuwn Caunty. Properties ...... 36 SCHOOLS • Eagle...... 24 HEALTH Association.., ....15 ERA Wan Metre Properties, Woodbridge Lincoln Pearson's Auction Born . 11 Inc./Marilyn Love .37 • Mercury 29 SERVICES Finer Properties...;...... ;.....4 PERSONAL & BUSINESS •aoT^-D A. APARTMENTS Forest Home Systems of SERVICES ISIIZU> VA/Townhomes...... 37 Potomac Place.. ...21 Beverly Hills Quick Weight 4% Realty.. '.. 38 Alpho Bet Preschool ...... 33 Loss Clinics...... 26 Getting To Know You ....37 Children-R-Us 32 ART & FRAMING Amigo Products 20 GEM Limousines 11 Grimm Builders ...23 Dale City Baptist Early The Great American Road MTL Framing Niche...... 10 Chatham Square Getting To Know You. ..22 IGC Builders/Southloke ..43 Learning Program 33 Associates 19 i&j Toning Salon 11 Long & Foster Realty Emmanuel Christian BUICK: DEPARTMENT STORES Competent Core..... 18 J.P. Cotalono's /Stafford ....38 School ,.: ....??r..35 Belongs to JC Penney 26 Family Counseling Drycleanir>g Service ...... 25 Long & Foster/Woodbridge Evangel Christian Services .19 Prince William South...... 36 School...... 33 Getting To Know You ....18 Commuteride 10 AAerrill Lynch Realty Evangel Christian €kune See Ihe AU New EMPLOYMENT Getting To Know You.... 18 The Potomac Cobbler.... 14 School...... 34 ]sBacld4Sr /Woodbridge .'. ..„„...36 FBI.. .28 Morion Manor 41 The Supply Center .32 AAount Vernon Realty Dale La Petite Academy 35 Potomac Hospital 18 City/Terry Furgison 39 Linton Hall School...; 33 BuichRegai! Honda of Woodbridge Potomac Hospital 20 Reinax/South Realty.;.....41 Manassas Christian Pratt Clinic...... 20 Siequoio Builders 38 School ;.32 invites you to fall m love Prince William Hospital .19 Shannon & Luchs Mary Washington /Woodbridge ...... 38 College...... 34 tvitboneofour Stafford Meadows Minnieland Private Day niw FASHIONS & HOME APPUANCE PETS Atmrd-Winmng models /Condominium Soles 40 School...;...;... ;.6 |V\ACCESSORiES JE Rice Co 8 I \ Town & Country Saint Francis of Assisi....34 - at pricesyou can't Creatures & Critters ...... 11 Properties/Stofford ....39 Stafford Christion School...... 35 help but fall for. HOME FURNISHtNGS & PROFESSIONAL Teachers' Edition, .....34 Buick Regal Custom Coupe ACCESSORIES SERVICES Triar^le Learning & Day Mod Hatter lmpressions.21 Dumfries Discount . Ahdoot,M.D. ...19 Care 35 Stride Rite MorKisscis House...... 24 Chiropractic Health Clinic U.S.C. Systems Always Plenty Bootery :...... 23 Mix & AAdtch Fashions 9 of Manassas 20 Monogenr^ent 32 The Bridal Shoppe..... 4 Oriental Weavers-Egypt ...4 Conness & Joblonski, Woodbridge Christian of lk- GMCHIAUTY DuwiB E. Sdrar Uii A. Verdertcr Janice CooDdly MattSchwartx GemSfaumaa Bortoo Barahsit Jimntie Duncas OvnHr-Brofccr Owaer^roker Skies Anociatc Sales Anociate Sales Associate Sales Aasoeiste Sales Associate GiU,CRS,CIIB am, CBS, CRB sanncEMurrs Residential and Commercial - Listings, Sales, Rentals and Notary Service Sm*% » . • . *«•<•'««•••« *-••.»,> » • » • t^ • • * • >•••*««•«.« «-, GUIDE TO PRINCE WIUJAM, WcdnMdoy, August 10, 1988 7 6 GUIOE TO PRINCE WILLIAM, WednMdoy. August 10, 1988 RECREATION Parks cater to a variety of outdoor activities i^uUinn Jfurnfture Horn staff raporta • Veterans Memorial District Prince WiUiam residrats are for Park — end of Featherstone Road tunate to have a lot ol parkland to Recreation in Woodbridge. Phone 491-2183. hike along, boat around and picnic This 78.4 acre park serves the atiti on. athletic and recreational needs of More than 40 parks and 10 mari 361-7181/metro 631-2525. eastern Prince William County. nas grace Prince William County Park Auth(Hity headquarters is Long a softbaU haven. Veterans and its surroundings, {Mroviding here inside the old BrentsvUle Park also features lighted tennis <« varied recreational ofnortunities. courthouse and jail. Facilities on courts, a pubUc swimming po(4 The Prince William Parii Au its 18 green acres include two base- and water slide, a community cen Established thority, an independent county baU and softbaU fields, a picnic ter and indoor gym, weight-lifting Mmcy governed by eight appoint area and a nature traU. gear, racquetbail courts, bal- ed directors, operates S(df courses, • Prince WUliam County Recre Ifields, soccer and footbaU fields, a in 1967" boating areas, water slides, swim ational Complex — on Davis Ford creekside nature trail and outdoor ming pools, {Mcnic pavilions and a basketball courts. gym. Road between Woodbridge and Manassas. Phone: 590-2311. Open year-round, the indoor fa During the summer, its staff and Fonheriy known as Davis Ford culties close at to p.m. and park volunteers teach a host of courses Paiit, this complex is home of the grounds close at 11 p.m. The pool is at various paits in canoeing, dog Prince William Yankees Class A q)eh Memorial Day to Labor Day. • ^ *"*''*'••?•••••••••••••••••••••••••...... ,...,..^1 Years Old obedience, golf, scuba diving, art, BasebaU farm team. Its focus is • Marumsco Acres Lake Neigh fitness, karate, baton twirling and the 6,000-seat Prince William Coun borhood Park — Woodbridge, • Now.. ^.Woodbridge's Oldest Furniture Store dance. ty Staditim vtltere the Virginia north end ef Melbourne Avenue, The agency owns or maintains 3S Storm football team and the Yan which is at the east end of Long- • Now Representing Over 100 of the Finest Furniture Manufacturers In the Nation parks encompassing about 2,500 kees play their home games. view Drive. No phone. acres within the county, including American L^ion basebaU teams This smaU park features a 13- Zu^ •• • •• • • • ••• • THE BEST FOR LESS several community or neighbor^ use the stadium when the Yankees acre lake with fisMng pi«-s, horse "^ •4:i::";;: ;;'"*; * • * • • * WE ORDER—YOU SAVE hood parks within walkii^ distance are away touring. During the sum shoe pits, picnic shelters, seating, 1 his C3IVCS You Access to More Furniture than the Largest Furniture Store in the World of residential neighbori)M>ds. New mer, coimty Softball leagues also two unlighted tennis courts and an parks scheduled loc develtmments caU the complex home, playing outdoor basketball court. • Now...... OVER 1/2 MILLION DOLLARS IN INVENTORY within three to five years are Hill- ni^tly on four lighted softbaU • Hylbrook Neighborhood Park endale Park, Ann Moncure Wall fields. — on Longview Drive across from • ^^ At Least 30% Daily Savings Off Retail Park in Monteiair, Joseph D. Woodbridge's Fred Lynn Middle Reading NeighbcM-hood Park on The country administration also I N^ulr" Free Delivery and Set Up Mapiewood Drive, and Howison has its headquarters here, in the School. No (rfione. Homestead Parii on Minnieville McCoart Administration Center. This park offers two Little m Ni^eveo r y^^y Pressure From Salesmen Road. The county executive and his staff League baseball fields, used by the have offices here, and the Board of Woodbridge Little League, and a Used Furniture or Junk This summer, the Parii Authori County Supervisors meet here on concession stand. ty b^an charging an entry fee for Tuesdays. • Riverbend Park — 13529 Fitz- out-of-towners at Locust Shade • Lake Ridge Community Park hugh Lane in Woodbridge. Park. 12350 Cotton Mill Road, off Hedges This neighborhood park has tra THE BESTMABm BETTER Visitors without county personal Run Road in Lake Ridge. Phone: ils, a tennis court, volleyball court, property tax stickers on their cars 494-5288. picnic area, multi-inupose area will pay 12 per car for the day. Peo This park fronts on Occoquan and a playground. ple over 65 and handicapped ^people Reservoir, offering golf, boating • Hamnrill Mill Neighborhood from outside the county will pay il and fishing. Its marina rents row- Park - 1721 Carter Lane in Wood- per car. boats aiid electric motors and a bridge. No phone. Residents of Manassas and Ma smaU concession stand sells food HammiU MUl features a swim . Potomac t4ews fUe photo nassas Park will not be chained. County parks offdr opportunity to learn how to fish. and fishing tackle. The park is ming pool and a volleyball court, a Among the 35 parks are; open Monday through Sunday 6 basketball court, picnic shelter and • BrentsviUe HisU>ric Recre- a.m. to 8 p.rn. Its miniature golf playground. atioB Area — 12249 Bristow Road cmirse is open weekmds ILa.m. to west of BrentsviUe Road. Phone 8 p.m. -See PARKS. Page 8 Come visit and see for yourself! Country Day School fn addition to our large selection of merchandise in stock, we will custom order from the r 14308 Spriags Rd. manufacturers listed below at our usual low prices: 670>9650 Dale City American of Martinsviile Brass Bed Co. of America Dixie Hooker Link Taykx Pinacle Sutnlcr Cabinet Go! Amencan Minrof . Brown Street Drcsher 13923 Minnieville Rd: Jasper . Lkjyds Pulaski Swan Brass Beds Minnieland Armslrong Carpet Bruce Hardwood Friendshq] Jofco Lyon Shaw RkJgeway Athot Chromcraft Tajrfor King Finkle J.BRoss MitfordGuk) Sdig 670-9444 Bassctt Baby Furniture . Clyde Peeirson TeM City Private Day School. Inc. Gordon's Keiier Mobd Bassett Miror S.Bent Tennple Stuart Infant Center Cochreffie GuafdsmaiT Polish Key City Mohawk Bassett Tables Cpionial Spring Aar Bedding Virginia hiouse Harden • Kir^ Hickory National of Mt Airy 3800 N. ForestdaJe Ave. Beauty Glide Cpnant Bail Stanley White Hetiry Link Lane NuH Station Blacksmith Shop Daystrom Hitchcock Chair Woodcraft OrigpWs 670-9908 LaZBoy Ohio Table Pad Stifid Lamps Young Hlnkle Full Daycare Lake Ridge/Oale City 3 wks. to 10 years old - Before and After School. Care, Open 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; State and FREE DELIVERY AND SETUP County Licensed . 3908 Davis Ford Rd. . 590-5474 Preschool Program Manassas Christian SCIKMI 1/2 Day Preschool and Kindergarten Program. Small Classes - Experienced Teachers 8757 Signal Hilt Rd. Emphasis on Readiness Activities. Music, Art. Physical and So^^vSkSne^f^ 361-5113 ^ttUttiB 3utnxtutt Manassas Research Park Primary Program Opening Fait 1988 Rippon Landing First through Third Grade - Academically Enriched Program - Small Classes Deareed 2100 Rippon Blvd. 680-3299 Stafford 3108 Davis Ford Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 Summer Camp Program Route 610 HOURS: 659-5290 10-8 Daily Financing Arranged 670-5333 Sat. 10-S Arts. Crafts. Mtisic. Qames. Flew Trips. Swimming Lessons Woodbridg«/UlM Rkto* Sun. closed 1616 Mt. High St ^^ 491-5035 8 GOlbE to PrtlNCE WIUIIAM, Wednosdoy, August 10, 1988 RECtEATION GUKX TO PRINCE WIUIAM, Wodrmdoy, August tO, 1988 9 PARKS / From 6 10 GUIOC TO PRINCE WIUIAM, WodnMdoy, August 10, 1988 RfCXEATION RECREATION GUIDE TO PRINCE WIUIAM, Wadnndoy, August 10,1988 11 PARKS / From 9 A serene reservmr built to supply and two basketball courts. citv residents with drinking wa&-. • Baldwin Park - off Prince Marine Corps base. Users must ob- Nati Recalling history gives residents a sense of place National parks highlight history Dale City Rec Center from staff reports From staff reports assigned to the preserve and built Union and Confederate troops As Northern Virginia's suburban 11.. Site of tiie Firet County Court ?1. Bucklsnd Tavern, on Lee High rustic camps there for city folk faced each other more than 125 hungry for a taste of the outdoors. continues expansion sprawl transforms our commu house, on LT.S. 1 on the sOuth side way. years ago in two major battles on RocreaMoH nities and clog» local byways, it's History of the Occoquan. 22. Buckland Hall, on Va. 684, off . In 1936, the U.S. Department of rolling hills just 25 miles west ot By KARI PUGH easy to whizz past those stodgy 12. Greysort's Tomb, off U.S. 1 in Lee Highway: Agricultiu-e transferred the land to indoor swimming pool, a fitness Washington, D.C, while spectators nassas'strategic railroad junction. of ttte Potomec News roadside historical markers wUh Woodbridge. 23. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, in the Interior Department. The Na . tnU, gynmastics courses, a pre 1700s after Col. John Tayloe joined watched the confrontation from Today, a bronze statue of Gen, tional Parte Service obtained the nary a glance. forces with Presley Thornton and 13. Bel Air, off Haymarket. afar. The Dale City Recreation school program, weight ma Thomas "StonewaU" Jackson as acreage in 1940 and gave it its cur Center is on its second decade- The pace is increasingly hectic. John Ballendine to build ah iron Minnieville iload 24. McCormick House, in Haymar Today, those hUls north of Ma tride his horse marks that episode chine and free weights. Developers divide and subdivide, near Dale City. ket. • rent name eight years later. and its administrators are busi New on the scene are a soccer furnace at Occoquan. nassas have been preserved so of the first battle. Reforested since it was first set unfamiliar buildings rise above ol4 Heavv taxes placed on tobacco, 14. Site of the 25. Beverly Mill, near Thoroughfare Yankees and Southerners can re Congress established the park in ly embarking on a new era of field, five classrooms, additio farm fields, dust flies from con Second County Gap. aside, the park contains a wealth (rf growth for the 30,000-plus rest- nal parking and a nine-station coupled with exhausted cropland, trace history's course in peace at 1940 to commemorate the two bat low-key natural beauty. struction sites, traffic thickens and brought an' economic transition Courthouse, oh 26. Evergreen, on Waterfall Road Manassas National Battlefield tles, each of which radically dents using the center annually. battmg cage. Tbe cage is open It s rush, rush, rush all the way to from tobacco to wheat. Cedar Run near r>ear Haymarket. Four small lakes and numerous Dale City residents pay a san firom 10 a.m. to 10 pi.m. seven work and back. Park. changed the course of America'^ streams lure fishermen, and an A flour mill operated along the Independent Hill. 27. Egypt, a large stone house near. The park, one of two federal pre bloocGest conflict. itary district tax — eight cents days a week. All of these addi- Amid the hustle-bustle, recallinil abandoned pyrite jnine, a per 1100 of assessed vahie — tioos are part of the crater's river from 1793 to 1924, producing Hickory Grove. serves in Prince William County, The park's visitor center, off Va. mainstay ol Dumfries' economy in a little local historv can help re about 150 barrels per day. "The 28. Ewell's Chapel, on Va. 625 near 234, displays Civil War relics, that helps support the recre five-year expansicm program. fresh modem residents' sense of encompasses more than 4;500 the 1800s and early 1900s, draws ation center. User fees miake up town (tf Occoquan was founded in Haymarket. acres bisected by Va. 234 and U.S. houses two theaters and boasts an hikers: The recreation crater offers place: our bond with what we call 1B04 and incorporated in 1874, 46 29. Jennie Dean's grave, at Mourrt the rest of the operating budget, classes on a number of sports home. 29 and bordering Fairfax County. excellent l>ook5tore. Brochures Its other attractions include 35 and they vary according to Uie years after one of Virginia's first Calvary Church, Sudley Road. Its counterpart to the east. and maps available there guide and activities each quarter. After all. Prince William County miles of hiking trails and 12 miles program. cotton mills b^an (q)erating by the 30. Dogan House, at Manassas Bat Prince William Forest Park, was visitors along the paric's walking of paved road fm* biking, as well as Brochures are mailed to each has a past it should be proud of. So river. tlefield. farmland set aside in the early and equestrian trailis and to histor Because (rf the tax levies. Dale City residrat. do the two cities within its bouiida- tent campsites, rustic cabins, Dale City residents' user fees Nathaniel Jenney built the cotton 31. Stone House, 1930s as Roosevelt's New Dealers ic sites like the Deep Cut and the primitive backcountry sites and Still to come.are tennis and ries, Manassas and Manassasi mill, which was (festroyed by fire sought to demonstrate reclamation Stone Brieve. are lower than those for resi volleyball courts, another soc Park. Here, Washington drank, . at the junction of spaces for recreatitmail vehicles. dents in the rest of the county. during the Civil War. Va. 234 and U.S. techniques. The park of neariy 16,- The National Park Service asks cer field, a iMcnic area, sauna, Lincoln visited, Robert E. Lee I Settiement of what is now Wood- 29-211. 000 acres, which includes about 15 adult visitors to pay $1 for a seven- Princie William Forest Park also Recreational offerings in whirlpool, trails, landscaping schemed, soldiers died and thou-1 bridge b^an in 1653, when the first miles of Quantico Creek's water- day entrance permit or buy a year includes two lai^e picnic areas. clude basketball, summer day and an access road. sands of ordinary people lived lives I land patent established 3,000 acres shedi is bounded by Va. 234, Inter ly pass, good for an entire family, The Pine Grove picnic site offers a camp, racquetbail, a variety Ot Tbe expansion plan is ex that still fascinate. .1 from the Occoquan River to state 95 and Jc^in Road. for $10. Children under 16 years of barrier-free aature trail for physi water sports in the Olympic-size pected to cost $1.4 million. That history has made tourism a \ Neabsco Creek. From that tract, a age and those over 65 may use the cally handicapped visitors. major local industrv, me that S34-acre plantation was cut and be- Battlefield visitors walk trails park free. brings some $65 milhon into the icame known as the George Mason that wind through woods and Visitors, who should use the Jo 1. Rising Hill, the across rolling grassland, passit^ At the ojpposite end of Va. 234, plin Road entry, must pay $3 per group dedicated to the research county and its cities every year. plantation. Prince WQliam Forest Park is HISTORY /From 12 And that sum doesn't include mon high ground, historic structuries such as the car for up to seven days' viat. Peo and restwation of the community's The Viri^nia legislature autho above ttw town Stone House, a crossroads tavern open from simrise to sunset. ple who bicycle or walk into the heritage, keeps the museum opra ey spent by folks who visit from the rized oMistniction of a wooden toll ers who ran the riverfront District of Columbia or nearby of Evan sport used as a field hosmtal in both bat Congress established the park in parte pay $1 for the same period. A from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. every Mdge in 1795. The Mason planta (Quantico). Ues. 1M3 as the Chopawamsic Recre community's large milling cwn- day, except Independence Day, communities in Maryland and Vir tion then became known as Wood- yearly pass costs $10, and discount plex from the 1750s to the early ginia. 2. Weems-Botts ation Demonstraton Area, an as passes are available for those over Christnias, Thank^ving Day and bridge. A flood washed away the Nineteenth-centiuy cannon and semblage of farms taken over by 1900s. HistcHic Occoquan Inc., a New Year's. TdephJMie: 494-7525. Judging by their numbers, most briqge in 1807 and it was nev^ reb House, on Duke miles of split-rail fences dot the 65 and handicapped people. Street in Dumf the government after two centuries The park's visitor center, which of those visitors dwell on Occo- uilt. open fields where Confederate of farming had depleted the soil. quan's miUtown heritage, Dumf ries. troops beat back Union soldiers ad is op«i year-round from 8 a.m. un MHes to the south on Quantico 3. Henderson Another New Deal ventiu%, the til 6 p.m., is just inside the Jc^lin WE BRING IT ALL TOGETHER ries' rise and fall as a colonial Creek, colonists founded Virginia's vancing from Washington on Ma- Civilian Conservation Corps, was seaport and Manassas' Civil War House,- in Dumf Road gates. Telephone: 221-7181. nmad titm POTOMAC NEWS Daily Monday thru Prtday oldest surviving town. ries. battles. Forgotten is an epoch that Merchants and landowners I 4. Ske of Third D came before, the story of people sought to establish the Town of settled here long before the colo Dumfries as early as 1740, but po County Court- nists carved out their Tidewater litical bickering held off a charter t>ouse, on the cor towns and plantations. until 1749. ner of Duke and Recorded only by potsherds and Fairfax streets In The town also served as the third Dumfries. projectile points buned in the dirt, county seat, one of five designated that unwritten history still awaits by the shifting whims of economics 5. Stagecoach Inn, on U.S. 1 in the archaeologist's trowel. . and population. Woodbridge and Dumfries. Historians say, though, that this Cedar Run had the honor first, then 6. Site of Leesylvania Plantation be land was inhabited by Doeg Indi Dumfries, followed by BrentsviUe tween Neabsco ar>d PoweH's creeks. 15. Pilgrim's Rest, near Nokesville. ans when Capt. John Smith roamed and today, Manassas. 7. Rippon Lodge overlooks Neabsco 16. Park Gate, near Nokesville: up the Potomac for the English The court sat at Dumfries froin Creek and the more.distant Potomac. 17. Effirigham, near Aden: crown. Indeed, Smith and his men 1760 until 1826, roughly the period 8. Mill House Museum, on MiH Street 18. Fourth County Courthouse, at 32. Liberia, at the corner of Mathis visited with members of tlie Doeg of the to/bacco port's heyday. At its in Occoquan. BrentsviUe. and Lit>eria avenues. tribe during his exploration in 1608. 9. Rockledge, across from the Mill 19. White House, on Bristow Road Your One-Stop Home Improvement Cf t^ter! height, some say Dimifries' com 33. Manassas Courthouse. Settlers followed, pushing back merce rivaled that of Alexandria, House in Occoquan. acrOiss from the fourth county court 34. Signal Hill, near Va. 28. house. the Doegs and transforming what Tradition has it that Greorge 10. Hammili Hotel, on the corner of 35. Manassas Town Hall. Appliances Union atKl Commerce streets in Oc they viewed as a wilderness. Washington, among other promi-. 20. Greenwich Presbyterian Church, 36. Manassas Depot, t>etween West Flooring coquan. on Vint Hill Road. TVs & VCRs Plumbing & By 1731, the Virginia General As nent ptiinters, drank, bought sup- and Battle streets, Manaassas. Lawn & Garden sembly had carved out a jurisdic plies/i^nd stayed overnight at the Lumber Materials tion named Prince William, after towiTs taverns, stcH-es and hostel- Electrical Eguipment the British king's son. vis. Their (M-esence and the two battles waged here brought Manas sonian Institution and other mu- Closes an hour earlier in the cooler Hardware Supplies Barbecues The new county, which shrank in /By 1800, silt from poorly man setmis. months. Visitors to the park, which Bicycles iater political deals, initially com sas fame that endures today. At the IS open every day except aged farms had clogged Quantico time, the dusty village was deci Manassas keeps its free museum Light Fixtures Drapery prised the land encompassed today Creek and killed Dmnfries' seafar open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. ev thristmas, are asked to pay a $l n\ Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun mated by troops' pillaging. fee. Telephone: 754-7107. ing livelihood. The raihroad. junction, still recov ery day, except Oiristmas, New Bathroom •Newcomers' Special Hardware dod Fauquier counties. Its boumsi- War thundered again here six de Year's Day and ThanksgivingDay ries stretched from the Potomac ering from wartime, became a Telq)hone: 368-1873. • Dumfries' Weems-Botts Mu Fixtures . Bring this ad with you when vou visit Lnwp'«! anrf Interior cades later, diunng The War Be- town in 1873 and a city in 1976. seum IS named for Parson Weems, Things to do happen all year long n.iiiii Dairy Quoon Road, in early June; free admis (^U» i'll EVENTS / Fron, ,8 sion; sponsored by the Lake Jack By MHCHELE MAY pm. at Gar-Field High School. - son Lions Qub — 791-3881. of the Potomac News Of Libraries can answer questions 49M691. Variety Show - produced by the AUGUST bnoi9fa DaleClty C4BM Annual Barbershop Extravagaa- Manassas Choral Society, during More than 399,000 bookt are on Summer Entertaiament Series ia — on the third Saturday ject. A telephone service for the OOMC pffeModonB prowpUaii* "Easter Egg-citement." egg 0124. By Ron Sin felt-Powmac Newa Prince WUliam County Fair Aug. August s County Fair Is showcase for farmers. hearing impaired is also available. hunt and puppet show usually held Dale City Independence Day Cel In addition to printed materials, Reading in comfort and <|tiiet at the Central l^Kary. 12-20 at tbe county fairgrounds, be on the Saturday before Easter at hind the Prince William-Manassas Wdge; admissira. - 68(^6396 or crafts, food, pet. shows, compet- ebration — starting at 10 a.m. with the main libraries allow residents tapes of books. Commuters oftwj Locust Shade Paris, Veterans Me a parade on Dale Blvd, also includ to check out audio/viisual equip in subject order. armory. Northern Vuginia's larg V^A ,...._, ^ ^t'v® events and ratertainment; morial Park and Ben Lomond check out the tapes. Library cards can be obtained est agricultural and industrial ex es family fun at noon at the com ment, including slide projectcHs. 12th Annual Historic Dumfries Community Center; admission muter parking lot and fireworks at The equii»nent is iniii^ demand, The libraries do not have video with proitf of mailing address for position: livestock, farm, gardra Day Craft Festival — featuring -See EVENTS. Page 15 Religion EVERY FRHMV .N THE PocDTnac firms $2.50 per child; for ages 2-7. — 670- cassette recorders. any person who lives, woriis oeissk and home arts exhibits; cbnuna*- Potomac Mills Mali. Sponsored by so call in advance to insure avail- 9118. the Dale City Civic Association, alMlity. The. equipment may b* The mini-libraries are designed student in Prince William County cial displays, bandstand shows, as supplements to the main There is no user fee. races and contests; admiission, $25 Easter Bunny Arrives in Historic VFW, Volunteer Fire Dqiartment booked ahead of time. Occoquan — two bunnies stroll the and the Jaycees — 590-1012. Especially popular are cassette branches, and omtain a smaller pass available for ratire nine-day Potomac Cobbler niunber of popular books arranged event. — 36WH73. streets of Occoquan, usually (HI the -See UBRARY, Page 18 Saturday before Easter, giving Po LIBRARY /From 17 days. Tbe overdue charge is 10 Dale City, 4248 Dele Blvd. 680- Iwig Manorial District Parii, 14418 BTUl I>rive. 481-2218. Plenty of things to see, do nearby coits per day, witti a $2 maximum «716. Bristow Rd. Manusas. 791-4488. Nokesville, 1289S Fitzwatei per item. Lake Ridge, 2230-C Tackett's Drive. 504-2124. •y SUSAN WmflECKI Now Leasing A special number has been es Dumfries. 261 S. Fraley Blvd. For information on Fairfax The buildings are restored, and tbe tablished to renew most materials Main Ubrariet Of t/M Potomac fi/awa Coimty, caU tbe tourist bureau at by fiHMe. The numbo* is 361-8170. Central Library, 8601 Mathis oobUflBtone streete still bustle with GainesviUe, James S. Long Dis „,JJ«K»ent8 and visitors to Prince (703) 760-3223 people in 18th-century attire, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE Books may be checked out for i^ Ave., Manassas. 335-827S. trict Park, 4603 James Ma<&son WUliani County and nearby Ma to three weeks, and magazines for Potomac Library, 2201 Opitz OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA horses and carriages and more. Hi^way, Haymarket. 754-8862. Finding a nassas can enjoy a wide Viuiety of D For amusement park lovers, one week. Audio/visual equipment Blvd., Woodbridge. 494-8128. day tripe with sudi divove activ- D Old Town is just 25 miles north of must be returned withm three Independent HiU, George Hel- Woodbridge on 1-95. This historic Buseh Gardens is located nearby. MinMibrariet Doctor iba as wine tours, ettmic festivals Call the information center at and river cruises. town boasts a lovely waterfront, (004) 229-1000. North Stafford With the backdrop of early cobblestone streets, more than 175 In a new WMle you're in Williamsburg, American patriots and their U>vely shops and restored buildiiM|s botnes, thmtxighbred hwse farms from the 18th century. stop by JAMESTOWN and YORK. H. Ahdoot, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. community and dramatic hattleHelds, tbe re D B^in your tour with a visit to TOWN just a few miles away. Medical Center Alexandria's Ramsay House Visi- gion teems with day-trip possibil- John Smith and 103 other settlers Rt. 610 Aquia—Ganispnvllla Roberto L. Doloc, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. it«s, all within a two-hour drive. Utn Center, 221 King Street, for a came to Jamestown in 1607 to b^in isn't easy... Here are a few suggestioos: short film about the 18th-century the first permanent Eiklish set Donna G. Huriock, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. And most newcomers say that s seaport. Call the Visitors' Cento- at tlement in the New WorldThe re Professional Off Ice Park located on Rt. . one of their first requirements FREDERICKSBURG (703) 838-4200. The special events mains of early houses still stand, Julie M. Okkemg, M.D. • after they move in. Getting To D George Washington grew up in hotline, (703) 838-5005, has news 24 and there's a rqdica of one of U>e 610, up to 2500 sq. foot buildings at Know You IS the newcorrier Fredericksburg, just 30 miles hours a day. ships that brought the settlers competitive rental rates. OBSTETRICS, GYNECOLOGY & INPERTILITY specialist who tielps new families south of Woodbridge (» 1-95. D Walk through George Washing over. pick tlie health professionals they D There are more than 350 build-. ton's cobtrie-stones hometown. You FAMILY CENTER OBSTETRICS . need If you want to help new ings from the 18th and 19th century can sit in George and Martha's pew C^ll the Jamestown-Ymictown families m town to better health, stai standing, and a special walk at Christ Church and browse in the Foundation (804) 229-1607. Call Doreon C. Harper R.N.C., N.P., Phd pick Getting To Know You. ing tour to make sure you get to all Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Yorktown is the site of a Revolu Specfolizinfl in PMS, Mefwpomg. Heqhh Riiit Profiles, Nutrition, Diet Counsefag and Physfcd Exams of the imix>rtant ones. Shop, whace Martha bou^ medi tionary War battle that took place Chatham Square Associates .See James Monroe's law office, cines for her family. in 1781. There are muttiniedia ex OrTj^lf^O To KNOW you the Rising Sun Tavon and GeM^ a Lunch at Gadsby's TUvcni, tbe hibits and artifiact disfla^ as well 703-373-7232 Hours by appointnnent only Washington's mother's home to site of Washington's last two birtii- as a movie about the bittle. Call WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE name just a few highlights. day celelM-ations. tiie Yorictown YKtatf Cevter at Fredericksburg, VA Evening ifours Available n The Gari MelcbersMuseum, lo D Visit the Torpedo Fijct^ Art (804)887-1776. For sponsorship details, call (800) 645-6376 cated just outside of the city, is in New York State (800) 632-9400 Center, center TOURIST /From 19 ili]iiM]il@@i|i]@i]@@@g(Dll[|]@lill@@ "^nted lo Be That would be a burden on her family, but for the Ctvps. The seven block town is entirely surrounded by the AMIGOS ARE HERE! MAKE GOOD TT \A r^ 1 I don't want them worrying about me Marine Cbrps reservation. WHAT IS AN AMIGO? The AMIGO is a new @ IMPRESSIONS concept in electric wheek^iaks. The a The Air-Ground Museum, lo B' n Advanced Cutting . OSer lo IVIV Ublgnler e't^er. Thats why I'm moving to cated on base, illustrates Marine AMIGO provides 100% Independent I Techniques develoiMnent over the years. The mobHty. In one word fhe * AMIGO * b IL1 Design Wrapped Q I rS- 1 W// Pbtomac Place. It's a rental retirem exhibits are in fonner hangars. yourRamD_ .•, Perms fjl if )Hn't-WAnf community in Woodbridge, close to my • D All Ptiases of Hair Old Town Manassas, further HOW CAN I RND Oin MORE ABOUT THE ',' Coloring LAJL I L^rUI 11 Wai IL daughter's home. The apartments are beau- west, is home to the Manassas Gty AMIGO? Col Ray or Kottiy Conley at Need a Doctor? I IL] Ethnic Hair Care Ar\ \ Ar>A //^ I r-» *'^^' ^^ "^y daughter feels secure knowing I have help Museum. It offers pre-histnic. 703-371-2405 for a free In home .Call Potomac's Physician Line. When you're sick we'll helo •,a Complete Facial & IO IV lUVu in with housekeeping and flat laundry, and that there is a Civil War artifacts and a farmers^ dernonstrattoa Day or evening hours n • Make-up Facilities market in the summer. ovaloble. you find a doctor who will see you vyithin 24 hours.*' '•' D Sculptured Nails trained staff on duty 24 hwirs a day in case of emergencies. Both batties of Manassas took • Manicures & Pedicures jmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmisMdiEiii^Biti Thislree referral service is offered by Potomac Hospital to in Waxing Potomac Place has a glass-enclosed dinir^ area vAien I may take my meals if I dioose. place here, so OvU War buffs wUl Professional Retail as well as a library, lounges, even a vdiirlpocrf. want to see Uie battlefield n«ui>y. help you find a physician whose specialty, office location and hours best meet your requirements. We only refer physiaans we know - Products I^oniac Place offers van transportation on a fixed route: Now I won't have to There are guided tours, audiovi :' Ask about our Specials! sual (M^sentation^ and pidiUca- the physicians on our Medical Staff. These doctors have been IM Mnm.may no) b* xwiaM* of aH 10 botherrny daughter or her husband for littte trips to the grocery or the doctor. tions at the battlefield visitor carefully screened and represent more than 30 specialties. • leeatkMis to' aarta center. ', you batted And since it is a rental retirement communit)^ I wont need a down payment or • Parks are in abundance in Our Physician Line counselor will give you the name and I ^VRRTI • founder's fee. One monthly payment covers a variety of services, so 111 have extra money Prince William. nurnber of the most appropriate physician(s) or. if you need Ben Lomond and Locust Shade IDI for the things I enjoy, like spoiling ray grandchiWren. -^ Parks after bumper boats, water- JSfSh^nl!! to" ^'°^^^' ^^ *^'^ ^^^"^ ^" appointment for F\)tomac Race is the place forme . fSf slides, pool, mini golf, racquet ball, CENTER 2I33MorfffomeryAi.enue ST ^^^j^Jr'^''^'"'*^^' « fitness trails and tennis courts Can Monday tlirougli Friday, 9:00 a.m. Ride Uie Gold Rush watersUde at Established 1937 -5:30 p.m. f^bot&ndffe,VA22JSl Veterans Park. Go boetiiv or fish 703'494'3817 I yBS.lwantloinowmoieaboutMimmcPlace. ing mi Lake Manassas. • 24 Hr. Physician AvallabUity Potomacs metro 643-2740 Prince William Forest Park of I D send me more Mbmuitton • Lab & X-Ray Facilities Physician Line HAIR a SXIN CONCEPTS fers camping, pfcaicking aad na I a hweanAfaiiHigmCooidinatorcailoarrai^ibra ture trails. Mawnai7829 Sudley Road, M-F 9-9, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 M1>11M • Multi-Specialty Date CHy 4379 Dale Boulevard. MF 99, Sat.»«. Sun. 11-5 tTV^IM And those are just a saaioliiw of WeaibrWia 13742 Smoketown Rd. M-F 9^ Sat. 96, Sun. Cloeed . ¥VFl.Ttc^i(-PUvVV the county's 35 parks. FREDERICKSBURG STAFFORD • mmw WanwMMi 583 Frost Ave, M-F 9-9, SM. 9* „, There art siiopping maili, rea- 703-899-5800 703-659-2111 tauranU aad morie tiMatOTS 1701 Fal Hi Ava. ^70-1502-^^ ZOTOS* 15 Mwiiof«iei H ) througboitf tbi 392GanteonvSeRd Prb^sional Perms r on I-9S, ExH 52. 22 GUIDE TO PRINCE WILLIAM, Wednesday. August 10, 1988 RECREATION GUIDE TO PRIK4CE WILLIAM, Wednesdoy, August 10, 1968 2J CULTURE / From 21 classical pieces, and sells subscrip 494-3810 or Su)»an Tury at 494-6342 tion and inmvidual concert tickets. • Woodbridge Community or Cheri Saggers at 670-2706. The season usuaUy consists of four Choir: Largest volunteer commu Your new Take In a movie at the theater Volunteers • Northern Virginia Ragtime concerts and one student schol nity chorus in Northern Virginia. The Best Fit With The Most Fuii'*' Society: A group devoted to per arship recital. Audition is required The Woodbridge Commmunity neighbors are needed • stride Rite e Keos e Weeboks forming music by Scott Joplin and to become a member of the orches Choir is now in its 23rd year and or rent one for viewing at home other Ragtime composers. Call tra. CaU Stella Olinger at 494-6691. includes approximately 140 mem e Cconverse Conosaur* • Speny Dale Hooper at 791-3063. just MOVIE THEATERS from staff reports • Woodbridge Art Guild: Cre bers from throughout the area. No Cwter, 1388 GarrisonviUe Road, SUff- • Potomac Ballet School and ated to develop an art apfM-eciation fees or auditions are required to . AMC Potomac Mills 10 Theaters, Po Wl, 659-8330 In an area as iwpulated as this, Company: Membership consists tomac Mills Mall, 490-5ISI. . the opportunity for volunteers are within the community, gain recog join. The choir gives two concerts moved Dale City 99- Cinemas, 4320 Dale Forbes Video Club, Forettdaie Pla primarily of Prince William county nition for local artists' works. Six za. 6ao-28S6; Triangle Plaza, 221-7110; as wide as the interests of the peo annuaUy, at Christmas and in the Blvd, 670-2800 Offers 99 24 GUIOE TO PRINCE WILLIAM, Wednesday, August 10, 1968 HOW TO RECREATIO GUIDE TO PRINCE V/ILLIAM, WedneKJoy. Aogust 10, 1988 25 suggest three or four agencies that area camps, answering {rfiones or driving a vehicle for any of a num- term positions available, HELP / From 23 seem to suit your interest, and dis teaching courses for the American ber of groups. To find out more, call 369-52821 cuss the pros and cons HOW TO GUIDE TO PRINa WILUAM, WadMsdoy, Auguat .10. 1988 27 Vehicles must pass emissions test ^^amamammammaimmmmi^^^^^mmaaamm^mmaam^iim ASHDALE 10] 670-4996 DRIVING /Fro. 26 from staff raporta ginia may drive with bome-ctata aiid cturent vehicle registratioa is _ 2850 Dal« Blvd. Insurance: All vehicles in Vir- It costs drivers living in the Diates and licenses for not more sued in your name. Tbe titling fee .ginia niii|st have a valid standard Tradition begins than 60 days. is $10. • Air Conditionina • Brakes • Towing Prince William area each about » State Inspection • Front End Alignment automobile liability policy. Mini $3.85 more per year to register RegistratioB: Virfdnia rcsistra- PaymeiU of tiie registraition fee mum coverage is $25,000 for bodily at their cars properly than it may tion of vehicles incliides a title, reg — IK for vdiicies weighing iq> to injury, $50,000 for injury or deadb lA- ^ * * ^ cost drivers in other parts of the istration card and license plates. 4,000 pounds, $30 for vdnicles of 4,- A/C Service Tune-Up includes: Plugs, of two or more persons and $10,000 state. To transfer a title, bring to DMV a 001 or more — gets you two license Points. Rotor & Labor property damage. Yearly pay The Clock Gallery Vehicles from 1978 or later regis valid title from your former state {dates,. decals and a registratioa $39.95 •»" <" ments Of the $400 uninsuredmotor- of residence. If you purchased the card. tered in Arlington County, Fairfax FREE Anti-Freeze 4Cyl. $44.95 ists fee exempts you from this, but • Large selection of County, Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls vehicle prior to that state requiring the fee is not insurance. vefaicie titles, bring a bill of sale -See OravniQ, Page 27 quauty clocks Church, Prince William, Manassas (Up to 2 Gallons) 6Cyl $49.95 Child Safety Seats: These seats • Free deUv«y and or Manassas Park must nass an Coupon Expires 8/30/88 | are required for children age four setup oi annual emissions, test before the plus or younger when they are riding in 8Cyl. $54.95 lax Grandfather owners will receive state tags, Tbe " ~Rep JicellTsc IFakes" i a Virginia registered vehicle driv aocks emissions test costs about $3.85, TIRED OF WEARING Coupon Expires 8/30/88 en by a parent or legal guardian. If $44s95 non-metatlic |, • Extended and will increase next January, you are financialiy unable to pur Warranty said Larry Fair, a DMV manager. SHOES THAT " IfllYniteT Changft"' chase a seat, a{^ly lor one at the Many official inspection stations 154.95 metallic | Virginia Department of Transpor- • Lay-a-way perform the test. DON'T FIT?? Price includes: Pads & Labor i Si 6.95 p'"^ *" taticui Safety. Newcomers to the state must get Rear Drum Brakes $54.95 • Includes: Up to 5 qfs. InspectiMts: In addition to the We are a "FuU a Virginia driver's license within of Texaco Oil emissions test mentioned above, Service" Clock Shop 30 days of moving here. The driv phis tax I you also must have your vehicle er's exam includes written, road Coupon Expires^3CW88 _ j Coupon Expires 8/30/88 inspected anniially at an (Official in and visual tests and may be taken FOR SIZES spection station. These inspections at any of the 51 branch i^|fV ^- ANDCO\4FORT cost $7. The fices. Local licenses: Most cities,, CLOCK Local DMV offices are al VISIT... f^ towns and counties require you to Smoketown Road, UV ACtlsD S display a local license (decal or o 9002 Mathis Ave. sticker) on your vehicles. Contact :ouNr«YSiDtQ S 'If you have a valid Potomac^Qbbler your local city hall or county court. HOKNH ROAG another state, the wril house for more information. tests are not required. Vbs Driver's Manual has ^^^ Personal property taxes: The nent information ^ou wi|BHHto SHOeHMPORIUM DMV furnishes the Commissioner pass the test, and it indaMUnBt of the Revenue with a list of vehi- . 1814 Featherstone Rd a g^gx r^ onn of the different office locoHlil^ and Repair : *" cles registered in your locality. A Woodbridge, VA 490-5^9JI .Age: If you are tietweenfieifes MEfrS AND WOMEN'S BETTER SHC«S Congratulations property tax. is then assessed on of 16 and 19, you may oMite an •JEWELRY • KANOtACS • FOOT AIDS 'SHOE CA« fHOOOCTS every Vehicle registered in your operator's license parovid^if you SPECIAL SHOES FOR PEOPLE WITH FOOT AILMENTS to Our name, and the bill is sent to you. have passed an approved VotSuu^ Featherstone Square Shopping Center ,^^ ^^' Your local treasurer's office or ! Trucks - Badliners - Trucks • Badllnars • Trucks -,B«dlin driver education course, tf ystt are Woodbridge, ViKinia 491-1040 970 Patients commissioner of the revenue can younger than 18, you must haVe pa K i I M K\ ' I Rl l'\IK ()\ provide more information. rental permission to obtain tbe li for Successful Weight Loss in '8B I •TRUCK CAPS* S cense. If you are 19 and older, ymkxa&y MEDIA / From 25 obtain an Operat(H''s UcenBe'with •II ^^'^'-^^ out taking a driver education 1-800-222-6161 Manassas; phone 368-9999; weekly; cir- course. See the driver's mawunl ior culation 25.000. 3A""~> more information about coarse ap SUfford. County Joanud, Box 1060, proval. is our "toll-free" Stafford; phone 370-5422; weddy. Cost: Operator's licenses cost SUfford County Sua. P.O. Box 1400, between $6.20 and $21.60 and are SUfford; phone 659-4466; weekly; dr- valid for between two and seven SHOP-BY-PHONE cuiation 5,000. years, depending on yoiu* date of The Washington Post, 1150 15th birth. One DMV manager ex Street, N.W., Washington. DC.; phone number serving (202) 334-6000; daily; circulation 79S.659 plained the rationale bdiind this: weekdays. ONLY $519.00 The state is trying to put every The Washington Times, 3600 New Mc* ineludas: front aUtfar, llgM.t«dhis and ofMra window, one on a five-year cycle, so that .tine JCF^nney Yoit Ave., N.w:, Washington, D.C; S g— ahocfca and fr— colora to ant tmek. Any also trw^L wtien you turn 30, 35, 40, etc. you phone 636-3000; circulation 85,571. will automatically know to r«iew Weekly Messenger, 4015 Davis Ford 2 1^Mod«l nbarglass Hlghrisw ..ONLY1$595.00 = your license. Road, Woocttxidge; phone 670-4524; dis^ Learner's permit: If you are 15 trilwted weekly to residents of eastern years, eight months and one day Prince William County. Old. you may apply for a learner's U.S.A. Today, Box 500, Washington, • ALUMINUM CAPS (Starting at) $219.00 3 YtarliBnn Department DC; phone (2021 27&^3400: natiomnde permit. The permits are good for Left K> rt^ Graa Gracn*. CouOMlar: Diane Goodcn. CaaasOoi. Crystal Good. Comsdcr Mai c „.«^. ..^ g^^p3 (Starting at) $399.00 $250 MMMiMn I Fortwih. Ha«l Nvne: Mbsy WOiaim. {UnixianW circulation 1,500,000. 9.2r 8.75^ one year and cost $3. CaMv feont. Lym Lunsfaid. Olractor TL 11 ALUMINUM TELEVISION . Take along: positive |Kt)of of in Fredericksburg 1 Ounmy bMt-o boouNU copi .Pvlc. #__ indudM. E Ivon•....t i --»• pg**wc>M>Bnoothmatalbtackonodtaad your name and birthdate. This WRC (NBC), cbaiBid 4 $2S0 Mnjmian Oopostt may be a iHrth certificate, pass Happy Birthday WTTG, (FoxIchamwlS m Mn-homy moM tamo, choioo of cotonvAto* on ioo(.caiond vinyl 8.85^ port, military recor6& or even WJLA,(ABC>channd7. 9.3r school records. If you have a social 7 days a week! Dale City Clinic WUSA (CBS); chanKl 9 i ONLYm $319.00 I WDCA, channel ae ... security numlier, furiiish the num flRST, THE GOOD NEWSl OUONM MAR QLAM (Trucks). ber on the license anilication. lUs WFTV. channd 90 We have a "toK-free" stiop4>y;phorw numtier Be a Statistic Join Todav! WETA, (PES) channel 26 ^12.96 will become your oriv^'s license BimilATt. 18 mg twro $1,000 Mm. Dap. 7.75» that can help you ptaoe calatog orders (aslor. H's l-BOtt '••^•••••••^P^ff^P^^^^F ai7* numt>er 2^^161. And for $1, you may setod to hava your AM RADIO •WMiln tin Tdt it you opan t mm, or ham m aiMtiig c ng account attn a HOO tMlanoa Out-of-state permit regulations: "OiM ttme no panatty iiitttidm»rt o< yp to S% of yoiv K I balanoa. AMon any lima wm KOO or order direct shipped to your twme. WGMS, AM 570, Classical BBNJNERS "Hmtnm pnalty to> MHy wmtnmt. RMM iH>|ia to I • wtlhovt notioa. OtactonQ accounta If you are an out- Religious congregations Silvmiale Kd . Dale City ra|Hn Dnve, Manassas RELIGION /From 32 Star of Bethlehem Baptist Church, Ful . St Elisabeth Ann SetonCatboUc Chnrch, Dale CHy ioptlst forty Learning Program CHIlDREN-n-lii ler HeigbU Rd., Triangle 13806 VaUeywood Dr, Woodbridge NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR 1988-1989 SCHOOL YEAJl Tabernacle Baptist Clwrck, 8275 Bar St Francis of Assisi COUMUC Chnrch and welcome newcomers EmmMuel BapUst Cbareb, SOW Cen- rett Dr., Manassas School. Fulter HeighU Rd., Triangle .A Loving Chriatlon invfronmont terviUe Rd. Manaasas Victory Baptist Chureh. 12650 Aden Rd.. St WUliani of York CatboUc Chnrch. f $tni$ htelleeluol, ioetal, The many religious ccmgrega- tivMiel BapUM Chwrcli. 14836 Aahdalc Noi^esviUe U S. 1. Staffortl tions in tbe Prince William area Ave, Date City Westever Baptist Chnrch of Maaassas, emoHonal and phytlciH include all the established religions FaHa Baptirt Chiircli, 16248 Neabsco 10301 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas Ukranian Catholic devetopmta and a number of smaller groups. Religfon Rd., Woodbridge Yorkshire FrcewtU Baptist Chnrch, 7«30 Firtt Baptiit Charch, 92S8 Center Chesnut, Manassas ' St Maiy'i Byiantiae CatboUc CJinrcb, Bible teochbng acceptable to See below for those listed in the Street, Manassas 6719 Hoa Call or vvrite for more information 361-5113 LINTON HALL SCHOOL Woodbridge Christian School Woodbridge Christion Co-Ed Day School ' 13300 Millwood Dr. School does not discriminote on the basis OUR CHILDREN of race or ethnic Grades K-8 Woodbridge, VA 22191 bocliground. Plan Your Strategy with the Masters 494-6775 Now accepting registration for NEED YOU The Master of Science in Systems Management 1968-89 school term The desperate need for .aiity child care has never c.v -reater. Woodridge Busine If you are presently in the • Christian atmosphere institute will train you tc NOW OPEN Formerly offered by the military, a high-tech field -:egin a career in Day Cc University of Southern Cal like aerospace, informa- • Excellent academic ifornia, this program has tiwi processing or telecom- in OS little as 3 months been endorsed by USC • Outdoor program We have an excelier* The Office^ which selected the Univer mimications, this ]»x^am sity of Denver from among can help you jM-c^ess in • Computer program Gccredited progrc- Teodh/em dozens of other acatlemic your woric and your life. institutions in the United • It is a two year |»t)gram •.Athletics ' States to carry this impor CHfered in the evening fw 5e part of t^e Super Savings Teachers tant program forward adult j|;M-ofessionals. answer to CJ: • It is innovative using a • Extended day available For Students 10% OFF multi-disciplinary ap- (7:00 a.m. ;o 7:00 p/rh.) ^ .:.^-!dren's cc--^: IHt»ch to management is ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR EDUCATIONAL SUPPUES sues of the future. .cii Novs ^^Winning is no accident 491-3715 TEACHERS, PARENTS & STUDENTS It takes a team effort.^ For information call New Creative Educational Materials For AH Office of Admissions -=4 2-IS 2'- WE ARE 3 SHOP$. IN ONEIII UNIVERSITY of DENVER For informatioB call 703-368-3157 M Pet-Food & Supplies Office Supplies • lams • Science Otot t Educational Sandy Lanier, Program Coordinator 9535 Linton Hall Rd. Supplies • Anf • Wayne University of Denver Bristow, VA 22013 Copier AvaHaMa 10* par oopy 134 Graham Park Road COILEGEOF (7 miles Southwest of Manassas) Dumfries, VA 22028 ISYSTl\tS 703-221-2855 (Na«t to BalM) 640-7318 i ascB^a «a«*a4a» GUIDE TO PRINCE WILUAM, W«dnesdoy, August 10, 1988 3S 34 GUID£ TO PRINCE WILLIAM, W«dr^o»doy, Augo»t 10, 1988 Rf UGION GROUPS Ma finia Conmuiiity. CoUafe, Room 314, Ma- Pentecostal RELIGION / From 33 PoteMac AHIaaee Chnreh, 14SM Miaida- Abnndant Life United Pentecostal Chnrch of Go4 of Proybccy. WIO viilaRd., Dale City CWrch, IMSe Cordell Ave, Dale City Hobbies^ sports/ service groups all organized Fairview Ave. Manassas Pentecosul Ught Honse Chnrch,» Cur Chnrch of God — Portner Ave, 80OP tis Dr.. Dumfries. Portner Ave. Manassas Fbrst Pentecostal Holiness Chwvk. SZIS ejaelhiers•I Editor's note: Tliis list was put Ra#hid« «> KufflM Square Dance Club. Wood A Dale Waiidcrers.Ctub, Donald Interdenominational Birt^. Manassas Cbnrch of Gotf - TrlnKy Teni^, 13«B together from the clubs and organi Charles or Cwuiie Quigley. 361-6657 J Williams. 680-0414 Baxter St.. Woodbridge FaMh MteMrtes. 2M4 York Dr., Wood- Maaassas PentecosUI Chnrch. MM Monteiair TabMvack Chnrch af God. bridge Wellington Rd., Manassas zations list of the Prince WiUiam Newborn Honse of the Lord, meeting at For All Your WoodlMidge Promenaders. Stan- Wel- BuU Runners Chapter of NCHA. camp 1(120 Dumfries Rd. Dtimfrics County-Greater Manassas Cham more, 670-6843 ing & hiking), Selma Gorder. 754-7445 . SUfford Chnrch of God. GarriaomdUe 99 Curtis Dr., Dumfries lehovah's Witnesses United PentecosUI Cbnrch, 15412 Thor ber of Commerce, the clubs aitd oughfare Rd., Gainesville BACK TO SCHOOL NEEDS organizations list of the Prince Wil Dale City Stompers. Dave & Gen De Pr. Wm. Runners Club, James Sheehy. Church of Jesus Christ of Jehovah's Witnesses. 2793 Davis Ford United Pentecostal Chnrdi. at United liam County Chamber of jOoati bar, 791-3392 (703)523-1468 Latter Day Saints Rd, Woodbridge Methodist Churdi, Dale City merce and the clubs file from the Psrmeni & Charmers Square Dancers,' Lake Ridge Parks and Recreation Asso Chnrch ef Jesns Clirist of Latter Day Presbyterian Teachers & Students Potomac branch of the Prince Wil Thelnna & Grady Morris, 361-8594 '- ciation. Chris Murphy, (director, 494- SainU. Manaasas Ward-SOOl Barrett Dr, Lutheran liam Public Library- 5146 . **- Manassas BrenUvUle Presbyterian Church, 12305 Educational Toys Bethel Evangelical Lutheraa Cbnrch. Bristow Rd, Manassas Educational Aides Manassas Star Twirlers. Tom lA>wry, Woocftridge Ward -• 3000 Dale Blvd. 8712 PlanUtion La. Manassas Recreation, hobby 368^2286 .Northern \'irginia .Archers Club. Ortene Dale City Cornerstone Presbyterian CbunA, 9622 Teaching Supplies Educational Books Bethel Latfceran Cbnrch (WELS). 9748 Dublin Dr, Manassas Bulletin Board Materials and more Fischer. 494-2083 Prince William Ward - 3000 Date Blvd, BuU Run CtogKen. Ginny Gurtler. 368- Dale City- CopHaad Dr., Manassas Covenant Presbyteriaa Charch, 248! (iem and .Mineral Hunters. Ruth Murt- Mormon Missionaries -14500 Fullerton Concordia lAiUieran Cbnrch, Mlssonri Longview Dr, Woodbridge >\ 8931 er, 590-5844 Prince William Fencers Chib. Gene Rd, Dumfries Synod, 3629 Graham Park Rd, Triangte Dayspring Presbyterian, Noth«n Vir £a«£R Hollins, 590-4233 Epiphany Lutheran Cbnrch, 13495 ginia Community CoUegie. Manassas Sugarfoot ClogKCK, Bob Giracrd, direc Amateur Minerolt^ts tt Paleontolog Church of the Nazarene Keystone Road, Dale City First United Presbyterian CbnrCh of tor 491-5045 ists Club. Barbara Sky. i703> 528-88^ Bull Run Hunt Club. Mrs Richard Good Sbepiterd Lutheran Cbnrch, 1S«96 Date City. 14391 Minnievilte Rd. Dale City 9081/2 Charles St. Jones. 754-0589 Chnrch of the Naiarene, 14001 Smoke Blackburn Rd, Woodbridge GalnesvUte Presbyterian Chnrch, 16127 9112A Center St. Northern Virginia Clofigers. Bob'& Bob .Northern Virginia Relic Hunters Asso- Grace Lntberaa Cbnrch, Missanri Syn Fredericksburg, Va. town Rd, Dale City Lee Highway, GainesviUe Manassas, VA bie Girard, 491-5045 ciation.Oalton Rector. 369-2746 Old Va. Hams Amateur Radio Club. Potomac News file photo Chnrch of the Naiarene, 8220 Spruce, od, 24t6 Longview Dr, Woodbridge Grace Refornied Presbyterian Church, 703 369-2621 703373-3470 Dick Miller, 7»I-3839 Manassas Hope Lutheran Chnrch, 10991 Sudtey services at Hiltendate Fire SUtion, Date Izaak Walton League. Tommy Colbert. Many join groups for recreation, Hte ttiese hunt dub rhembers. Manor Dr, Manassas aty Badc To School Hours 368-3376 Woodbridge Wireless Amateur Radio. Lutheran Chnrch of tbe Covenant, 15006 STAFFORD BAPTIST Manassas Dolf Club of Virginia. Jean 369-1722 Episcopal Greenwteh Presbyterian Cbnrcb., 15305 Mon. Fri 1&8; Sat. 96: Starting 8/22 Tim Farrell, 590-5226 Cloverdate Rd, Date City Vint HUl Rd, NokesviUe Dunn, 3(58-3473 All Saints' Episcopal Chnrch, 5290 Sara St Matthew's Lntteran Cbnrch, 3200 Old CHRISTIAN SCHOOL National. Sportsman Association. Mt. Vernon Tibetan Terrier Club, Ruth Lake Ridge Presbyterian Cbnrch, Charles Rogers. 670^5711 Woodbridge Radio Control Club Inc.. toga Lane, Dale City Bridge Rd, Woodbridge 2202 Jefferson Davis Highway. Gibson. 368-2872' , Episc<^ Church ef tbe Word, S21S Cen- yioodbridige Robert Winch. 494-3018 Manassas Presbyterian Church, 8201 Stafford. VA 22554 Hr. Wm. Rod & Gun and Junior Rifl^ .Northern Virginia Color Computer treviUe Rd., Manassas ^^ Club. Fred Scovjlle, 67O-3820 Potomac V alley .Malamute Association, St Margaret's Episcopal Chnrch, 13900 Nondenominational Ashton Ave, Manassas 699-1279 Club. Bob.Clay. 491-7483 Pr. Wm. East Chess Club. Ralph J Kriss Campesii 791-5567 Reformed Presbyterian Cbnrch, 9400 t»- Miller. 590-4570 Chivch Hill Dr, WoodbrKige. Bradley Forest Undenominational St Panl's Elplccopal Chnrch, 6735 Fairview Ave. Manassas Pre-school Fairfax Rod & (uin Club. SCS^'iSS Cbnrch, 9312 JBrentsvUte Rd, Manassas Accelerated Christian Education Pr. Wm. Genealogical Society. Don Wil Fayette, Haymarket Gospel Ortrencb, 9010 Center St, Manas- Holtzauer, 67 GROUPS GUIDE TO PRiNCE WILLIAM, WodnMdoy, August 10, 1988 39, GROUPS / From 37 Religion (Vtey KMDAY IN THI Potomac rtPUis Polish American Club of Woodbridge, Joan Kozial, 670-5655 Nuclear Issues Forum, Therna Ander Kepublicaa Women's Club, of Maaas :r'i|. JUy-f GROUPS / From 38 son, 361-0106 sas. Sally Tate, 335-1801 Sons of lUly, Amid O'luUa. Carmen REALTY DeFranks, 368-2035 Fleet Reserve Association Ladies Aax- PEG (Program for. the Enrichment of Mid-County Repablicaa Woman's Clab, iliary, Potomac Region Unit M?, Doro the Gifted). Nancy McClellan. 36fr4627 IN C Kdna Fees. 584-2372 Sons of Italy. Leonardo da ViacI Lodge. thy Bamhart, 670-8389 ® Mount \^(m DUNN & ASSOCIATES, INC. OH. (7031 491-2700 Res: (703) 690-6592 Carmen OeFraidisSr., 36^2039 Prince William Republican Committee. Veterans of Foireign Wars Post isa3, Mi Self improvement Metro: 591-5993 PRINCE WILUAM SQUARE OFFICE To« Free: 1-800-336-0276 lit. 243 REALTORS chael Pitts. 670-9002 John Gregory. 368-5119 Patriotic groups restige. and support TERRY J. FURGISON Prince William Young Republicans; . •;. 1. .^mi; office Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 758>. ACTS (Action in Cmnmnnlty Through MEMBER PRESIDENT'S CLUB Top Producer - Potomac Mills Office Frances Cannon, 9304 Centreville Rd.. Brian Wood. 754-7042 American Gold Star .Mothers, Ruth 14510 Smoketown Rood . li w iiir ro (.reate a Service), emergency services 221-3186 #1 in Listings & Sales GRADUATE REALTORS INSTITUTE Frye. 491-8622 Woodbridge, Virgihia 22192 Manassas , n\ nonincntthat ACTS Helpltoe, 368-4141 MEMBER, PWBR MILLION DOLLAR SALES CLUB . Fraternal groups American Legioa Post 364, Becky (703) 490-5747 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ladies Aux : -!KvCN>. Sudley Strodley, 494-4304 -JOHN DUNN Metro: 690-6803 iliary. Emma Johnson, 368-5700 ACTS Teleteen Hatline 368-8069 I "Hbw~Much Is^Your Home Worth? : Beta Sigma Phi. Sue Hrubes. 670^5756 Broker Res: 690-2125 ;i;, iMi>iiK-vNC-cnrerin I Return to: ' . Selbnt my pt^M-m Komr PuK"N*MnB 4 lwn» American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 364.' Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7>1«, Oc- SERVE. 368-3612 I Terry Furgison S,Hlin« jn invvOnWfV p,ocv«ty Hun iMMf^ mvewmvfN piu(i».f1v I,.; William County U K,^ nvM,(l • Home SHipn M*nu«l' ^Ffrri flm.(Viri,{ iiutm. Huv*-f Mjnuji" 'i Beta Sigma Phi Chi Council, Martha Mary Rector 491-1980 coqaan, Edward Philips, 491-1884 I Mount Vernon Realty ' Hekx ^ifiK 'o.. ^^ _ ^ tt^ii\ifm Hin. tVHTW ln*om'4IM>n k -i^iKil to he the ulti- Alcohotics Anonymous, 368-6459 14520 Smoketown Road Sands, 590-1592 American legion Post 28, Charles Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7916, La Woodbridge, VA 22192 Name_ Belles. 221-6647 o meet your dies Ausillarv, Occoquan, Nolan Olive, At-AaoB * Al-Ateen. 368-6311 free Md(ke< Analysis Street _ Phi Beta Sigma. Curtis Porter, 368-4392 491-1884 LJ Yes, I'd like'd FR£E customized analysis ot my r^ify State. -Zip. American Legion .Auxiliary, Unit 158, Bull Run'Alcohol Safitty Program home's prohabale worth. 1 understood Ihis is a free Phone. Oays,. .(Evenings) B.P.O.E. (Elks). 670-2894 Disabled Veterans. Ladies Ansiiiary. service without obligation Mrs. William Martin, 368-4856 LONG & FOSTER (ASAP), 369-7979 r p*->or'^v - urrt«nilY »ivtpt( Ui* -^a^ wth a iHukei Thi^ i-. r»ot initn 791-3242 Klks, Manassas 1^2512, Dave Ekren, 791- Daughters of the American Revointion, STAFFORD American Red Cross, Prince William 6629 Bill of Rights Chapter, Marion Perlot, Location. Chaptn-, 368-4511 Manasseh Lodge ii>182. C.A. Sinclair, .659^)103, Patty Nadolsky. 670-3916 Educational P 0 Box 2847. Mariassas 22UO American Red Cross Operation Match . •• ': '^<^ .UKJ Rr. 2M near Read Community Literacy Council. Su Daughters of the .American Revolution, (home sharing), 221-2161 .Masonic Lodge No. - 310-Occoquan, Joe Elizabeth Mcintosh Hamill Chapter, ; . - Xiiyort ,uiJ major san Strickland. 494-5874 ' " McCourt. 491-3709 Mrs. WW; Triplett Jr., (7(B) 364-2846 the ABC's •' 1! !on routes. American Red Cross. Meals on Wheels, Phi Delta Kappa. Northern Virginia- 368-4511 .Moose, Loyal Order of. Mr. Shoup, 368- Sons of the American Revoiution, Wil 1 !ii rhc planned /Bauiefield Chapter Oteiia rrazier. 6231 (afternoon)' 754-2501 liam Grayson Chapter Richard B. Pot • : 'v .'t IViil Run in Veterans Administration/Red Cross, ter, 361-2106 of 221-2161 . 1 Moose, Dale City Lodge. Mark Benard, u iihrc->f Amenities. Kick back and Relax You'll have time to enjoy the Why Pay More? sunken hot-tub in the Florida room that overlooks the like natu List and Sell ralized yard. This is sophisticated country for real laid t>ack life style. •^'^^Two can live as cheap as one ich quiet ambiance with elegant architectural detail describes this beautihil home very H'^^Nest filling back up or just got "^j lots of house guests? This Is two R well. The spectacular floor plan inclodes a secluded, owner's suite (four bedrwms in .^,Y zone living at it s best. There's all) three full baths, country- kitchen, familyroom with cathedral ceilings, formal dmingroom "House Too Bigr' d even a kitchenette downstairs. So "House Too Small?" when those college kids cOme and two car garage. This over 4.(100 square foot home lends itself beautifully to luxury, "No House At All?" twme. don't stress out just call us entertaining md livability '^-7704. A-Z Find out if you've got what it takes COMMISSION Shannon & Luchs Realty^ aiid What it takes to get started in a V •..:-[• -rii t->uil{iinv; i)esi>Jn 'i i-ur < K\ n ^ 100% SERVICE the "People Movers!" ' >- ; • • V CAREER IN REAL ESTATE * i^-..:-: t r \v '\ ;; \ii\i.A W.i' • FRE£ Market Analysis We'H move you ctown, up or In! We have trie Real Estate School that prepares you for the state.exam We • Murtiple Listing Service Your dreoms ore waitinol also have the Career Institute that teaches ycu from the first step atxMJt • Home Warranties the real estate business. We re here to insure that you get off on the right Available Phor>e 491-7171 NOW! foot, and we're here to guarantee your success throughout your career. • National Re'ocation Call Judy Hazelo for a confidential, tn-depth Interview Network 8r MORE! 491-7171 [SHANNON ' &' LUCHSI i2r[B 690-3810 4% REALTY 643-2150 STAFFORD ^^ 494-1414 690-3496 147 gunsonsMe Rd.! StdHoRL Va UEj Metro: 690-3SI0 659-1775 40 GUIDE TO PRINCE WILUAM, Wodnesdoy, August 10, 1968 GROUPS GUIDE TO PRINCE WILLIAM. Wodnesdoy, August 10. 1988 41 GMXJPS Lions Ctahs, Regiaa IV, Zoae I, Bob Tandag Poiata-ACTS, (help in eombat- Woadbiae Woods avic Assaciatiaa. Dale City Jaycees, Ken Hartman, 400- ling domestic viokoce), ZU-ai86. Lanry Hyato, 791-S335 '4336 Kentaer, 361-4567 GROUPS / From 39 Womaa's aab of Maaassas, C:arl«M Moatclair Garde* Ct«K Akina Davia, Greater Maaassas Jaycees, Sina BaU Ra»-Evcrgreea Uoas Clab. Vem GROUPS / From 40 Kurek., 368-4558 TOPS of Virginia. Helen Smith - area Milet, 754-2880 (Haynuutet) 690-9071 Sports EVnV DAV M IHE Poctsnacnims captaia, 4M-ai>ai Service groups Woods, 360-5505 Bktkrigbtaf M m-vm civil Ab-Patrai Pr. William 8««adr«a. Wcttgatc Womea's Oab, MUdred Gun- Kiwaais aah, Paul DehoU, 494-4658 Dale Ctty Lioas Club. Herbert fUtm- ifineham, 361-7983 OccoviM Forest Garden Ctab, Marty Civk assodatKNis B.T. Markii^, 369-45MI tree, 791-6414 Lake Jackson Uoas Ctab.fiobert Co- Baker, 368-28^ CooperaUve ConeU •( MMstrica. WU l^and, 361-6539 liam Cbantdau, SW-1219 Kiwaak Hab of Maaaaaas. Richard Woodbridge Women's aab, Cloretta Dogs East, Va. Search li Rescue Dog Dumfries UMH Ckib. Robert BaUance, TVowel Gardea Chib. Peggy HaU, 670- Bayside Park Ovic Awflati—, Jeff Aasaritiaa Jtldy Graham, 594-2856 Milligan, 361-6864 Lake Ridge Uoas Oab, Dee Gamo*, MiJer, 491-2653 Tyrrell, 491-4939 67(M039 6438 'auan anor Insight. ICaren Smith, 67O-4M0 494-2161 Frieafc of Potomac Ubrary. Betty Kiwaais Clab of Ball Raa, Dr. Charles Home and garden Woodmar Garden Chib, Betty Jones, f} LaLecbe League ol Dale CHy, Joaie Tul- Dale CHy Civic AsMciatioa, Steven Bare, 494-9702 Nelson, 361-3244 -See GROUPS, Page 41 Manassas Host Uoas Clab, Paul Hen- Chucala, 670-5757 494-2523 lo. 491-1566 drickson, 361-5587 Dale aty Food Bayers Assoc., Carolyh ome OoB^ ^ates Lake Jackson CiUseas - Associatiaa. Gvocdaa, 670-4112 Ccatcaaial Garden Clidt, Doris Jooea, LaLeclM Leagae. Sandy Ginther, 361- Monteiair Uoas aab. Raymond Miche- Nick Borger, 368-7168 369-1090 • Specialized Care for Alzheimers & Related 46GO9 lini, 680-SOK Maaassas Food Co-op, John Peters, 791- Disorders CeoncetawB Village ComaiaaHy Co., 6277 Countryside Gardea Cl«l>, Maureen Make Today CowK Smppart Gramp. Ka NokesvUle Uoas Clab. Harold Wey- Martin, 791-3018 • 24 hour Professional Nursing Services tie Swoison, 361-7674 Rog Regrmerty, 221-1767 Dovrn bright, 368-2151 Pr. Wm. Homemakers Clubs. Helen Manassas Garden Club, Jeannie Brady, • An Excellent Reputation (RcfercTKcs Available) MADD-MoUiers Agaiast Oruak Driv ' Smith. Va. Tecfc Exteasioa Service, ^5- Belmont Civic AssocUtian. Oiarles Wil- Park West Lions Clab. Luke Yaeger, 6285 361-5029 • Dedicated to Preserving Resictenfs Dignity & Self ing. Dorothy Vaziana, 754^842 kios«m. «1-1494 368-7528 poi* .moll • n'.'. Priace WUUam CouacU of Garden Town «t Cooatry Garden Oub of Hay .My Friend, 67(M432 FeatiwrstaM Civic Assaciatioa. Elaine Qaaatlce Uoas Chib, Don Smith, 221- Oubs, Jeanette Garrison, 221-8120 market, Jane Dot^ttle, 754-2278 CALL TODAY FOR INFORMATION Johnson, 494-5688 4666 C'ompassiekiate Frieqds, Ann Scheulen, Buys a NEW 2-bedroom, 2-bath Lake Ridge Garden anb, Jackie Mor Woodbine jGarden CInb, Judy ZeUers, 659-6375 491-3342 Lake Ridge-Occoqaaa Civic Assocla Signal HiH Lioas Clab, Claude Hamp gan, 590-5217 791-3840 tioa. Mary Beth Smith, 491-6S63 ton, 368-1379 QuaUty Caia Si»cel979 NAACa», Curtis Porter. 36M392 Condominium in fast-growing HUls & Dales Garden aub. Mary Ba- -See GROUPS, Page 42 Off Rt. 1 Near SUfford Courtliouac Manuasco Acres Citizens Assoclatioa. Stafford Coaaty Lioiw anb. Roy Can- thurst, 670-4536 National Orgaaiiatioa for Women 494-3497 treO. 786-7488 (NOW), Deb Ward. 369-1243 North Stafford County Maramsco Woods Ovic Assoclatioa. Woodbridge Lions Club, James Gerock, PareaU WHhMrt PartMrs, 369-1271; John Roy, 494«69S 494^5915 . • »Carol Rfbhardsv 491-7228 Mid4:oaaty Caaccraed CHiseas Assa- Aquia Harbour Uoness anb. Judy Sti- MOUMTS at Twins Clab at Eastern ciatioa, Ray Dominguez, 791-3683 chell, K9<7K PriKe William, Salf^Iair, 670-2999 KATHY MORRIS DON SHIRK Moatclair Prtperty Owners Associa- * 14 years experience in residential sales. * if you don't have LOCATION. Dale City Lioness Clab. Joan Latvala, LOCATION, LOCATKW, depend on Priace WUliam Mathers of Twins. Bar •. Ciut Boggiess, 670«187 791-6673 .NUlkxi Dollar Sales Club * Certtfied site bara Kirtz. 361-6Sai manager (ornew constructian * BuOder * SERVICE, ^RVICE, SERVICE. Fmd out Envoys he^ping'you find the home of your what -^ for r mi the RE/MAX difference Part of Dandnes HoaMawaers Assacia- Maaassas Host Lioness CInb. Dottie mean in a no-obttgatton considtaxxi. (H)- Siimaastics. Barbara Caporaletti, 494- dreams and 'maximize your investifnent tiaa. Bob HcClaBafaan, P.O. Box 364, Sturms. 368-8901 dollar. (H)-(703) 663 3430. (70^659-6525. 3775 Triangle, Va. 22172 . Quantico Lioness Club. Helen Miller. Sofitaircs, support group for widows Riverview Overlaak Uameawaers. As- 221-3380 and widowers, Emma Levitan, 368-2316 aac.. Paul McFarlland. 494-1366 Woodbridge Lioness Club, Barbara WidMTcd Persons Sfpirt and Social Itiaagle CSvic Assaciatiaa. Timothy Schraiik, 49+^085^ , „ Graap. Lyna Semneer, 361-1163, Jim Cranin, 221-3337 It's a jungle out there! Heinzinger, 368-3677 Optimist Club of Manassas, Gary Kro- WiUiaautwaB llameawarrs Assacia- lak,36»-330e Si^0cs Grmq^. Betiwi United Methodist Jeff MiltOB. 221-1190 Church, 630-M9 Potomac HospiUI Aaxiliary, Ellen Wat Newport Homes Assaciatiaa. Ed Rochi- son. 494-6002 Salvatiaa Army, Wiadfcrjdgif C^rya. guez, 6TO-7133 221-2267 Pr. Wm: Hospital AuxiUary, Ann Har- Rippoa '—"-C Master Assoc^ Buck rover, 368-5520 Sexaal Assaalt VktiaM' Advacaey. Hamiltan, 15272 Large Terr., Wood- Brenda Berry, 3684(36 bridge 22191 Prince WilUam County REACTT. Vincen Kern, 494-4430 Step Up TVajaiag CeiHcr far Retarded Adalts, P.O. Box 161, JiaiMBsas 22110 Ken Craddock, 494-7722 Rotary Qub of Maaassas, Guy Tip|>ett, ELEANORE JUNE PINE 754-2222 MCGINLEY Buying or selling a home requires a ToagUave (Woodhndge), Sheila aoi ViBage Gate llamiawaerf. Assoc.. Doug kind of knowlege & expertise a fuU- Joe GrafmuUer, SlOSns Robmon, 221-8768 Rotary Internatioaal, Woodbridge, Brining buyers & sellers together is time, top producing agent can Walter Jabs, 590-1313 my only business! SpeciaEzing in provide! Specializing in New Home New Home Sales. M«i*cr of ToagUwe (Manassas"), Jo Whittaker, WiBawkrisk Sides. Member of Prince \MBtam & Raritaa Club. .NokesvUle. Jim HoDand, Prince Willl«n & Fredericksburg Fredartcksfaiirg Million Dolar Ckib. 361-7S33 Larry Pn^isi. 670-a61B 584-2381 Million Dollar Ckib. r4otary. (H)- {HH703) 786^3815. > UOCATtOW- (703) 659 5453 Votaatary Actioa Center. Don Poe, 369- 5292 Wekome Wagon. Mary Lou Roos, 361- 5658; Diana Sack. 494-7240 Potomac Animal AUies. 494-3040 Th« Fairfax ROOT Man Virgiaia Federattoa/Humaae Soc., 2-bd.. rhm^ ItM* a^ n. Walter Lane, 4944691 WIM Bird Rescae Leagae of Nortkem Come and en)oy otir carefree, maintenance Virgiaia. (7(») 3S(-13S9 ^'^"^f ATTENTION . free & affordable lifestyle at: Beta Tan Chapter; ESA. Kathy Thu- ^^^^ EVERYONE! man, 670-7661 JERRY WE HAVE A HELPFUL, QUALIFIED STAFF OF FULL N. ELAINE BELK Other Floor Plma9 Also Availmble Alpba Rho ClMpter, ESA, Edna Plan- if you coukl use a cummercial kun lo help y PWC Bar Assoclatioa, Gleno Phelpa, Pr. Wm. Board of Realtors. Lois Broad Pr. Wm. Education Associatkw, Cam FRIDAY GROUPS /From 41 water, 368-8177 eron YOw^ 361-2444 Historic 368-7113 GfiOUPS / From 42 IN THE Pr. Wm./Fairfax Farm Bureau, Tom Alpha DelU Kai^ai Virginia Teller. Professkmal Secretaries Int'l., Carol Historic Manassas Inc.. Carol Biurweil, Weems BotU Museum. Ann Hdagland. Shewcase Potomac nous Older residents House, 594-26<8 361-7618 Bingham. 642-9065 388-2468 curator. 221-3348 ^^ Pr. Wm. County Senior Cenier, Marga ret Zander, 494-5136 Ashdale MercbaaU Association, John Pr. Wm. Federation of Teachers. An Town of Occoquan Merchants Associa Pr. Wm. County Historical Commls- I Fraber, 670«193 thony Futyma, (703) 373-6884 tion, La Verne Carson, 494-2848 skm. Mavis SUnfieM, 335-8830 Religious groups Manassas Senior Citiieas Center, Kathy Lee-Meredith, 335-6405 Olde Towne Business and Profeosioaal Historic Dumfries Inc., 221-3346 Knights of Columbus No. S7S4. Fr. Ed- Soroptimist iatemational of Manassas, National Secretaries Association, AssociatkM (Manassas), John Bender, Mildred Wholeslagle, 368-5175 ]|rin F. Kelley Council. Thomas Raus, Pr. Wm. County Office of Aging. Lin 369-1107 Jana Yeats, 368-3800 Historic Occoquan lac.. Peg Williams. 494-1526 Wagener. 335-6400 ZONTA of Prince William, women in 491-7525 Featherstone Square Merchants, Ed Soroptomist laternational of Wood- business and the professions, Wanda Knights of Columbus No! -5332, George At Montdair this view is just as KEEN Club, Eleanor Gum, 221-2335 Roget, 491-4119 bridge. Karel Dutbxi. 670-9475 Arnold, 49O-1O0O Manassas Historical Committee. Jo Brent Council, Richard Mikai, 361-2019 seph Carroll, 361-8307 j Prince William County's LARGEST Supplier Of Genuine Tfyotq and Dodge Parts Welioiiies Yeu WE PARTS PROFESSIONALS CALL US FOR AIL YOUR PARTS NEEDS TOYOTA QUALITY rnopor WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTFW^ MORE! CHRYSLER MOTORS GENUINE PARTS NOW OPEN SATURDAYS 900 AlVI to 2:00 PM WEEKDAY HOURS MON.-FRI. 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM LUSTINE TOYOTA DODGE PARTS AND ENGINE DIVISION Local 494-9154 Toll Free 1-800-537-1746 Metro 643-1400 14227 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Woodbridge Va. i(ijn<. aniund the I'ljuntry I George Washington were re $1,000. dle many of Staffcxtl's medical ENTITIES AND ASSORTMENTS ARE LIMtTEU. SO HURRY IN! card, either in person or by tele needs. authorized elected last Noveniiber. James Per- Five other county officials are phone through the cleric of the WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE singer, D-Griffis Widewater, was Mary Washingtcm Hospital, lo elected by Stafford voters: sheriff, board. This is not required. Resi- cated at 2300 Fall Hill Ave. in Fred Mercedes- elected to his first tain in Novem commonwealth's attorney, com drats are allotted three minutes For sponsorship details, call (800) 645-6376 ber. Supervisors Rebecca Reed, I- ericksburg (10 miles away), has in New York State (800) 632-9400 missioner ot revenue, treasurer each to address tbt board. 340 beds, acute care, and an emer- Benz dealer. I •. lU! I»l!li"i«^!jp- -I*. Falmouth, John Pwtear, I-Hart- and the circuit court clerk. Petitions Road in Fairfax. Brickley of unng it as a poittical Emergency nuaoben for Lorton ploy. Attire residents are til for bolb pofiee Abo up for reelection is U^. andftre House of RepresenUttves member D. French Slaughter. R-7th. • LnlMli • Ti#«s • Un8«b > Slaughter is unoppoeed. • Ug WmMTs • C^ierio FMtioM «d Shoes PfVUCE WHJJAM'S ONLY • • Mirfa«DwklR&MMyNaK (XUNTYWIOE MBMSPAPER '^^^^^S^'^%'^ POTOMAC NEWS 8372 SadUcyRMd ISnVERI ^ ,• • t • • —"" — Mary Lou iFloos » -« » ' COMPANtE.S 361-665$ i M sun* TO PRINCI WIUJAH Wttmdm, *«-• 10, l«W liCION IfCION GUIOC TO PRINCE WIUJAM, Wadnaada,. Augutr 10, )9M IS YOUR GOOD Court system handles SERVICE Register by Oct. 8 to vote this year By SCOTT McCARTY SPEAKS of the Potomac Newa various legal matters November's Presidential race FORrrSELF... between Democrat Michael Duka- From staff raporta But who is speaking to po fas and Republican George Bush For Manassas, Manassas Park tential new customers in sboiUd bring out record numbers of and Prince William County resi Legal your area atxjut your serv area voters, Prince William Coun dents, civU suits can be won or lost, ice? Gettinjg To Know You ty registrar Nancy Lawson said: marriages Ucensed. land sates re nelps new homeowrters ^"rm sure it wUl be a record," corded, traffic fines paid and ac (offenses punishable by imprison find appliance or auto she said. "We usually run in tbe cused criminals tried at the ment in state pris(MB); equity suits repair, exterminator or 80th pwrcentile during Presidential Judical Center. (claims seeking a jtidgement of election years." someUung other ttian money); di- iSSS,lT'*^*^^?®*^^'™"9 package fiHed with needed The Judical Center, 9311 Lee ^?n S2f^rC^^'iS'®*^®*^ communitylsefvice companie? More than 67,000 of Prince Wjl- Ave., in Manassas, houses the Slst VMxre i»t)ceedings; wiUs, trusts Join the finest merchants and professionals by subsCT^biTw ham's 207,000 residents are r^is- Judicial Circuit of Virginia. Its 11 and estate matters; prrnKtrty dis putes; ad(^tion proceedings; and ^^^l!!-*^^®""^ '^° *<"°« ^°^ Program. andS^vS!? t«ed to vote, Ms. Lawswi said. In judges dispense justice from three new neighbors get acquainted with yoj """P/cwr the four Presidential election years courts: General District; Circuit; appeals from General District since 1972, an average of 84 percent and JuvenUe and Domestic Rela- Court. Four circuit judges — H. erf roistered Prince WUliam vot ti(»s courts. S«awyn Smith, Percy Tb(Mlon Jr., ers turned out, she said. The Cleric of the Court, JuvenUe Frank A. Hoss Jr. and Herman A. G^TTH^OTO ^t4a^ you Many register at the last minute, Intake Court Services, the Com Whisenant Jr. preside. Telepbcme: something registraticm officials do monwealth Attorney's Office, the 335-6042, criminal information; 335-6020, CivU information^ WELCOMING NEWCOMERS NATIONWIDE not recommend. To vote Nov. 8, law Ubrary, and the Sheriffs De- ^"'•*'??*VP'*»*'«^ (800) 645-e378 residents must be registered by pariment also are located at the General District Court has au Oct. o. —Potomac Newa two-year-old c«ita:. thority over aU criminal offenses m MM York 8M« (SOO) 8304400 All U.S. citizens 18 years or older Jacque Hanawah takes Jean Special services and function involving ordinances, laws, and by by Election Day may vote in the Kuefabeler's voter registration. are: laws of Uie Prince WUUam County precinct in which they reside, as from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. registered voters. For more infor Qat of the Circuit Court, De area, Manassas and Manassas long as they are registered there. A second registrars* office, in the mation on voting in Manassas caU By Mark Milligan—Potomac Newspartmen t of Records: issues mar Park. The court disposes of misde Counhr registrars are on hand dur McCoart Administration Building 335^8230; Prince WilHam County Police officer R.K. Leonard enforces speed laws with radar gun. riage Ucenses; accepts passport meanors (charges punishable by ing office hours to answer ques on Davis Ford Road, is open from Manassas Park residents can lyi^cations; probates wills; ap: confinemait m jaU raUier than m a tions, witness the voters'oaths and 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays roister to vote at City HaU, 101 pomts guardians; records deeos state prison). AU cases are heard tell them where to vote. through Fridays. Manassas Drive. After Aujg. 1, the and otho-land transactions; main bv four disbict judges: WiUiam R. Newcomers may register the Also, registrars are at aU o>unty- office is open on Mondays, Tues Police departments growing too tains records including trusts, Murphy; Joseph A. GaUagher; day they move into the county. If libraries and mini Hbraries on days, Wednesdays and Fridays wills, marriages, divorces, miU- Richard B. Potter; and WUUam D. Thinking About you go four years without voUng in Wednesdays between 3 p.m. and 7 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and "niurs- tary discharges, adoptions, and Hamblen. p.m. Eight poUce departments [u^tect creasing traffic im>blems. • Occoquan: 491-1918. Sgt. Rich Virginia, your name will be purged days from noon to 8 p.m. UnlU the more than 200,000 people living criminal and civU court reoxrcb; District court decides civU cases and you will need to re-register. The Division of Motor Vehicles The Manaissas PoUce Depart- ard BuU, 400 MU! St and maintains medical r^stra- then, it is open on Tuesdays inside the Prince WUliam County • Quantico: 640-7500; PoUce when the disputed amount does not Buying or Selling? You can sign a fwin asking not to Smoketown Road office has voter Wednesdays and Fridays from 8 boundaries. moit consists of 46 sworn officers tions fcNr aU medicalprofessionals. be purged and you will not be as registration on Fridays, from noon and 14 additional personnel, Chief Leo Rodriguez, 405 Broad exceed |7,0W, hears ti^fic cases a.m. to 12 p.m., and Thursdays The primary law enforcement way. The ttun^floor (rffices are open and holds prdiminary hearings in "The Great Names in Real Estate" long as you do not change resi to 4 p.m. FinaUy, the Manassas from 4 p.m. to.Sp.m. agency is the Prince William Coun according to Major Sam Ellis, Ma Monday throu^ Friday from 8:30 felony cases. The second flow ad dence. Mail has a registration booth on nassas poUce chief. e Vii^mia State PoUce: 791- a.m. to 5 p.m. TelephMie: 335-6015. For all your real estate needs In May, Manassas Park reported ty PoUce Department. When at fuU 3103; Independent HUl. ministrative office is op^i Monday Voting laws prohibit persons con Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1,700 voters. For more information staff, this is a unit of 268 sworn p&r- The sworn officers make up the Circuit Court is the only trial Any county resident can vote at canine unit, an emergency serv • Stafford Country Sheriff's De through Friday fnnn 8:30 a.m. to CALL victed of a felony or juc^ed mental on voting in Manassas Park caU somtel. County police operate from partment: Elmergency and non court of general jurisdiction in Vir 4:30 p.m. Telephone: 335-6141, ly incompetent from voting. A any location. For more informa 361-0124. three offices — one in Manassas, ices unit, a scuba team, a radar ginia. It has authmity ov&r the fol Fraa Stafford 6 5 9-31 7 1 tion, caU the registrar's office at unit, a traffic unit, a motorcycle emergency — 659-4161. Sheriff criminal and ti-affic information; doctor's certificate certifying a- Stafford County's (rffice of the one in the McCoart Administration Richard Ashby, office in Town HaU lowing: cinl claims; vaUdity of 335-6148, CivU information. Fro. Pr.W.. 221-7186 person is no longer mentally in 335-6470. registrar is (men from 8:30 a.m to Center and one in Woodbridge. squad, truck inspectors, accident county or city bylaws and ordi :i~l In Manassas, newcomers can investigators, training officers and on U.S. 1. competent allows a person to vote 4:30 p.m., Mondays through Fri The cities ai Manassas and Ma nances; aU criminal felony casa -See COURT, Page 35 N.. v.. N..» 385-9870 Western Prince WiUiam resi register to vote at 9027 Center days. The office is in the Stafford nassas Park have pcdice depart evidence technicians. The dq>art- dents can register to vote at the Street, between 8:30 a.m. and 5 ment also has an animal control Joe AiTtra Rol>ert Gray Francine Sanders County Executive Building on U.S. ments which handle their own Registrar's Office, 9254 Lee Ave p.m., Mondays through Fridays af 1, south of the county courthouse. officer. Beau Ban^esdorf Elmer Guinn Eduardo Santiago cases unless they request assis nue, Mondays through Fridays ter Aug. 1. Between Jan. 1,1988 and In May, Stafford County had 20 - tance from the county poUce. The remaining 14 pet^le are dis- Teresa Brittingham Nfichael-Hap" Hazard Bart>ara Smith July 31, 1988, that office wiU close from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also, that 538 roistered voters. For mM^ in- Hie towns of Dumfries, Haymar . patchers (10), a paiidng eolorce- Building Bill Christmas George Horton Robert Smith (rffice is open Thursday evenings Mondays and Fridays. formation on registering in meat (rfficer, a community liaison Barbara Conner In May, the city reported 8,823 ket, Occoouan and Quantico each Katheririe Li^^enow Robert SperKe Stafford, caU 65»^777. have a police department Dumf lofficer and two administrative as Phylllis Daley Jim McClain Rhonda Starck ries police work around the clock. sistants. Better Bill Ois Su<;an McClain Susan Sutherland The others do not. The Manassas Park PoUce De Phyllis Ellis Nora Mundy Ed Urxierwood When it comes todietingj County poUce assist Dumfries partment is headed by William F. Communities Joan Hlsworth Charlie Mullins Leigh Urbaniak police when needed and i»t)tect tbe Kiefer Jr. and has 12 officers, aU of A^lMHn are on patrol. There is also In 1986, members of the ^kxthern Virg^ Buikiing hKius^ Barbara Fox Carolyn Newsome. GeriWhalen you can^tputapricetag other towns during the evenings and weekends w^ien their officers xie animal control ofTicer, six dis- Prince WiBiam County: - Wendy Fk>wers Charles Prescott. Carole Williams are o- ment, physical fitness, home COMPUTERIZED Mary Washington HoB|Mtol:This R\-ans R\clusi\i' Encraj packapi'. (M tindfr Estates (white picbt by learninjj comtort measures safety and how-to courses on filling 340-bed regional medical cento* is CAR AUTO SERVICE Time to Change out medical forms. wtuch wiH savv you raonn *ir u-ais fcnoe). Han left into ommunity; and hreathinj; technitiut's in Fredericksburg. r-"" SAVE SiO.OO - - -1 What t urg • Free Towing w/ma|or repairs Brokers ^Rdcome. ia One Day Serwioe (in most cases) Stt-Sui li-6. Tiiur our lahor und^klivery area H's Baby-Proof! Potomac Hospital has a physi Area Medical Association. The • REGULAR "W.gs SSnS J y^aibbleinVlrKMaOnls center features SameDay Surgery, • Forai9i and Domestic 4x4 K.*ti ire it's time to check in .Make-your homi- s;ite1y-pn>«i«' cian referral service that matohes • WITH COUPON: •e^.JS J doctM^ to patioits seeking a doc- a freestanding surgery facility Standard ffir your child No Longer tbe^Baby" tor. It has an outpatient surgery with waiting areas, operating • Price Quoted Before Woik • Ef^m Analysis Help okk-r hnrthiTs and sisters Stnnub^mgBaby center, an oncology program, a rooms, recovery rooms and emer Begins • 2&4WhadM^inMnts fe'l read>- for th\' ni-*- arinval Help wturhaby devvhip mtigressive care unit, a new C02 gency equipment. It offers less ex- • Nattomvkte Wwranty • Brake Savlcc. laser for laser surgery, and a mod penave outpatient surgery. • Air CondMoning merrtally. phx'sicaHy and • OI&Lubc em t>ack clinic that includes an The medical center also has sev 90 Days Same as Cash • Shocks and Sdwts emotiorullv Isostation B-tOO back machine. eral physician's offices. Ask about our instant Ciedtt • Stmts Ryanbuidsabetler Newcomers interested in volun In the main hospital building, ad • Front Ertd Rap* BDlomac Hospiksl teer work are always welcmne at ministrate^ added a carotid du OPPORTUMTY way to Ryan Corporatioh the ho8|Mtars active auxiliary. In plex scanning machine that 335-5071 •Ri screens patients at hi^ risk for 335-5772 1986, the auxiliary gave the hospi tal $30,000 gained from its ^ strokes. The scan invdves kioking 98 Hardee Dr. Manassas Park Homes shop, baby photo services, bake inside the carotid arteries in tbe Bihtnd Hwkn a GoUm Cami sales and a fasbioa staw. 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