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Volume 47, Number 16 P.6. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Tbpra. )breb 1, 1984

lrttUen Fire ~~ lesc~e S~u~ o,_. .. ~tr Plu • Fees for A•~ul11ee l111

• luMira ....... arreat victims. The. pre~~.ent four "We feel we can't auppqrt unlta are located In the Brent·

it," uid . Greenbelt' a ftre wood, Sltver Hill, Laurel and f ut- 1 D he Bowie-Hlllandale aNal of the

chie • ma;bae utton, w n co1111ty, which are populated by QUH~ about County Ex- lara-e numbers of Mnlor eltlsena. ecutive Parris Glendenin(a "Forty percent of the county controv~Nial proposal to realdenta don't have advanced life charge feea for emergency aupport," stated Tony d.Stefano, ambulance service to the apokeapenon for the county'• fire b~piW. ' The fees - $50 department. for ll trip in a Baaic .. Life Tile propo ... 8 additional un!ta Suppqrt (BLC) ambulance are expected tAl cut emvreney

d •7"' i Mobil I te re..,ctnM time from approximate-an • u n a e n n- lr 16 to ~even mlnutea by 1987. aive Cart Unit fMICU) - With the additioaal unite, deSte­would bt mandatory for al_l fano commented, a MICU can be ftre fnd reacue departments atatloneil in the Bnaehville area, in the eounty. that rteeive reaehinc Greenbelt In 4--1 min­county funda. Tbia would ut.a. Include Greenbelt. Aecordinc to T lm AJe",

The f....tor-aenlee concept Ia apoknP,enoa for the county ex­a l"tQ9U8 to the count)''• dulre ecutive, eaeb IIICU coAl approx­to lacreaM the num!ler of lmatelJ ....- to bar, e~~~~ip IIICUa fro111 four to 11. IIICUa, and a~. !'he coafttJ ...._ ... which art ttd'ed b)' pa......tiu, Ulat IGO llvn per ,.ar ean be oflv '«l~--' _lll ..... vinr tee'h- ~vtd b)' the e~lK IIICUa aup­alq•tt.. ~1 for ~. · ,..._'= br aa .,.....In cam-

u..-........... eo ., M PeW. Oal\·e ., .. ~ '

At laat l'rldaJ'• maetblr of Over lOCi aipatlnile wfri J'e-Greenlilltlt CouiUHr Cooperative, celnd br the San O.r Bertieee Inc., It waa nported Ulat a YlrJ (1808) Commltt.ee ill ella ftret leur

dar• ef the pettUon eampalp. enco1JI'Uiaa mntlnc had been 'IItie purpo~e of tiM drln Ia to held with Jim Glbbona, preudent •re that the Board of Greenbelt of ConeiUilera United Inaurance Coopemlftlo. IDe. (GCI) to ,._ CompaQ. The n- Co-op waa o:plorfnr the poulbillt:v of bor- veree Ita deelllon to dinat the

Co-op aupenaarket, phai'IIIM:V rowinr morwr to help buy the and eerviee atatlon or, at a Mlai.­local Co-op food ttore, . pbannae)' mum, extend the preaent opera­and ""lee a&atlon. tion for aix montha beyond the

The ~-year-old lnaurenee com- planned March 31 divntlture panr Ia ow'ned b)' Ita emplo)'eea, date to permit a time for othen llmita Ita proflta to a maximum to auume operationa. of li'/.- per year, and Mlll only to 'the committee hal acheduled non-profit aaaoclatlona and eo- open meetlnp at the City Council operetlvea. It hu a polle:r of challlbera on Karch 1 and 111, at lnnatlnr Ita reae"ea In the com- 8 p.m., to dl-euaa the laaue fur­munltl•• from which It recelvea \her. Over 1000 poat card petl­lta premium Income. tiona han baeD circulated tbro111h , The m ... berehip drl•e In the tile e«orta of G..-belt llomea, new Co-op Ia -u underwar. lac., Wlndaor Greea, Gree~~~briar llembarehlp la •100; aubiCriber and Charleawne VIJiace bolla .. atatua eo1ta •10. The IIWllm•m owner uaoelatlolla u -11 u the m•bln'hlp a.oant aoeeptecl Ia Borwoocl, W....._. BUla, La~! .. ti(IO. llembel'l are ellrlbll to wood, Lakeai4e ud &prla1hlll pi"'''IM loan ee.pltal to tbe HW Lake cl•le or cltlaenl' uaocl&­orpalaation. Capital loaaa wiJf tiona. A cl.. out. .. la In tltia par ''* lntereet; tlaere ia no 1a1ae of the Newa lnlaw: It alao .ui~aum. llerchandlee eertlft- llata b!atlona for pick up peti­..... are al10 nallabll. doD .,. and drop boxn where

palrn to ~~h eardiopulmoaary reauacltf,tlon (QJ'l\) to at leaat 360,000 county l'Ni ... ta over the next MVI!n yean. Thla Ia one half of tlu! entire Prince Georeea Count:v pqpulatlon.

_The propoatd fee repreaenta the "mo1t reall.tlc way to finance the added lll'¥1ce," Aye11 com­mented.

County Councilman Richard Caa&alcil alao· -• the meaaure aa "an equitable method' to pro· vide emercencr care. If - don't do thla (Initiate ~· f._), the richer areu ,W be able to maia­~n t'h~ MrY• 'll{hUe the peen~ ..... wtll 10 wtllout," M- aald. CJuW4l vi-1 \lie ... •• a Prte· tiql •v of a..~•r the .,.-. .. _ ""t .......... ~-....... dt&4iu ~ M ~~I 'fill -.. , l9r ambiiJ4pee. lllrY.., Wltla !a .. t11C1 ~ wP ee¥ of 'IW" ~·t, 6fa~l ~Ofllll·~ - h9w --.tr aaw blcrea" · _., !!!SP ... _!d= l I

nm¥M.c•••· -fte • .::-..n- ..... ;,f .

tiM ~r Jtoollpfjk B ilia SchMl will piQ In eftlllt1 .t the aciiOQI on l'rl .. y, llaRll I At 8 p.m. In tile auditorium. 0.. the prolrJIIII for the ..,.., •• will be La Guaa ~re b)' ao.ini, l(areh Bla• by 'hellalkowlllli, aad I:Jrmphoale Antlq~ae by Dleaaer­all under the baton of Dlreetor Do"'tla7 Pickard. Karen Landen, atudent tAIIICher, wlll dlreet the ordw•tra In the flrat movement of Dworak'• N- World IJm­phollf.

The Symphonic Band will play Die Fltdenaaua by Btraau, Co­lu BMUpon II)' KabeleYaky and 1., Come SundN br Vau1hn Wil­liam•. Coqeert Band I will per­to..-. trltiA Greaadlere from the ICqllah Sui\e br GnHideaaan, Fl"'la lnlm lplphonr No. 1 In G Jllnor llr Kallnltlk" and l're­IIJII•• A hllle br F~l. 'l'ht c.a.a Ban4 II wiU plar Ptafart, Jl¥torale and .,.... by Bynr, Ken'-kY 1100 b)' Gran....,. ud llanh b)' l'rMll­enpo..._ 'I'M \hNe baaU are 4&­rectecl br SaUJ Waper.

The oooovt Ia free. The pablle Ia ln't'lted.

All recelpta fi'OIIl IMIDblnhtp theJ eaa lie ....... capital and loan capital wtll be ..,... ......, I• hoplnr to WHAJ 80I'S ON held 1111 a ea'riap aecout Ill the r.celft ....... d!Maand re- 'l'lnln., Mar. l, I .... 101 Qt-

. GI'MIItlalt ,.._. OIM!t Uaioa apoDIII lf the tl.-.a of GrMD· lMU .,. _ _. .. _ ~~-~"'' aad ... .r It .aa 11e .... tiMlJ bfh are to ...._trate to the lhl'""'_::--- -the ,..,..... af tile ....U.. fa- OCI BoaN tiM!$ titer are .mou. -eillU. \del ,~aee. If.._,......._ llboat _....._ te ea•e the 11r- l'iL liar, a. 7111 ,.., New 0.. dou aot take plaet, tile ..-ber- vieee," _..., to 808 ~ op (GOC) ........ Gill fll· ahlp aad lou capital will bl ,... •ltt.ee cMlnNa Joe Iaaae, .~.~ ~ tu-..... laaan feela tMt •• earlr Ia- ..- ._ _.. ~- - ··- ................ ~~.a.. At of Febnaa- 1'1 ... blnlllp I'MPOilH Ia ~ If the driYe -"' wa...a; • ....__.

·~ Ia te llaw ~ 011 tile GOB, ---wu up to 110 and .... benhlp board ...... -., hrther quee- K-., -· I. I ,., CStr capital ,.. "er tii,OOO. Tale taou ..... 'l'ftl .. t1ae petition drive c...IL • ....._. lhiiWII8. new ('.o-op'• Initial' pal Ia MO.- .. 1 be ~ to laaaea, 146- .,....,. Mir, I. frlt ,.., 1BL 000 In -bel'lhip eapltal br M'7l. Chte A.Miatl• .un.1 Marell a1. Voleteen are .W- ....... -. 0......., filii the ••blrlhi' deek In tlae ...._ Co-Op Bupenaarlret tn. 10 .... J'rklar ..,..., -at '1:10 In tiM . 1 ,.., QBI ....... ....... &O 8 p.m. 011 l_..ra, a,ld 10 a.m. G.....abelt ~~ Boola oa 1 .... OBI ...... ....... to. I.-. the reet of the welk. Haaa- , AU latereete4 .... ,. 1'1. · a. ... Qo-op ..... ...,............ .. ........... ,., .................................. ,

. ..,........ .-. Greenbelt Cooperative; Ine. (001) bu been ordered

by the Cireuit Court of Prince Geol'ltl Coat)- to eeue temporarily ita movement toward dtv•tlture of ita food atore, phannaey, and servi~ station operatlona, And to ebow cause why further lepl ·remediee should· not be or­dered.

The court lnjiiiiCtlon ·and ord~r. Ia ftawed ln three major partleu· iaiUed on Fe~ey 28 by Judre lara: ~-Jamea Marruder Rea, were In 1)' Tile dec\iloa,. the:v 111,· vio­reaponae to a petition for In- latea tundapatal cooperat!Ye junedve relief and for declara-tor)' judrment ft\wl with the couk't prlnefpt.a under which memben

have a rlrht to be conaulted and that same dar on behalf of three rive their approval on fundamen­Greenbelt realdenta who are mem-beril of GCI-Beatrix D. White- tal chanrea In the eoo,.ratln. hall, Albert K. Hvlinr, and Rob- I) The deelalon, aeeoJdlnr to ert Earl Wllaon. The attomera them, would render meaninrlna for the three petltlonen are their contractual righta aa mem­Greenbeltera F. Anthon)' MeCar- hera to exercl11 control over the thy and John T. Ward. GCI waa cooperative throurh democratic not represented In thla court ae- means and to bold their repre-tlon. aentativea accountable.

The GCI Boaaod of Directors 3) Th •- d t'--t )I Ia d deeided on December 17, 1983. ey eon ... n ... aey n atate law doea not pennlt proxy that the coqperatlve would dl- vote• In the election of offteere veat ltaelf of Ita aupermarket, of eoniUmer cooperatiYH, which pharmacy and aervlce atatlon op- In tum they believe, meana that 1ratlnc dlvl•lona, eJq~~nd Ita the prftlllt GCJ Beard of Dlrw­SCAN fuml-.re- aWe aoUvitlea, ton "i• improperlJ eoutttutecl explore enterinr IntO a aew bu1i- under )laeyland law," w'hieh then ~~- ln addition to SCAN, and lead• them to the eonelullon that reduce Ita emplorment overhead. the .dlveatlture decision b)' thet The '"'on ri•• for dlveatlture Board "Ia null and void. wu that the feodltorea, p~rma.,. clea, a11d eerrite .W.tloM had Tile plalntlfa han- aHed the . been operatlq at • Jon for a court to order, ln dee\, tbat nalMier of , .. .._, The QCI lloard GCI malataln the eta ...... In aet .... dllnea, 1fith1Jt the· IliOn tit all ~ ln Ita food 1tAire, of Ka~h. 18N, for ~Ide par- pben-'aey, IMI4I ..me. . atatlea tin auch 11 ,.....,. of milD""' operatlou ~w~• 111111 ......, or etllar eciopuaalfta to P1lt to- bel'lh(J ...a.; and fUrther t.. pdltr A-.nclallr .,. .. plana to o•r .,._, •"'-'tare be pat be, bar tile fHlll\kl .,..._ dtflltAICI. fprt tile ... blnJalp at U..t

1"- ultllllatt ~.,the ,.u... m .. Uor. ~lth ,_ ol.prcn&J we­ti-re l1 to ....... pot 1he ... CO bl! ~~·

~.. • .. ii·"· .. .:-#'=~'; ....... fll th~ .... ~- ··::ft-:~= . .......... .., the ... ...... .. •• ,. .................. ... aroaad ..., belief thM tMr U'ft 001 "ebow eaue 011 ar W... · a ~~'- M GCI memblra, to "''* the 11tlt da:v of llareh, 1814, whr on tiM t11ftatiture lu__.. rlftt the rellaf .....-ted ID the • • • the)' eolltead hal been 4uled petition •liMMikl not be ~nted them ... will eauM them "lrre- ... ," ancl ordere a hearlnr on paral;JI iaaflll." They a..P. tllat tbe matter on Frider, Manh ... the MclaiMI by the GCI Board at 8:30a.m.

Major Francis T. Hutson, a 24-year veteran of the Bal­timore County Police D.partment, baa been appoh•ted Dep­aty Chief of the Greenbelt Police Department. Aeeordinr to Clt)t Manager James K. Giese, who announced the ap­pointqaut, the Deputy Chief ie expected to become Chlet upon the retirement of Chief William T. Lane In July. Major lfqtaon will retlre from the Baltimore County De­partment and berin hle dutiee In Greenbelt on March 6. A~ Battbaon Countr, Major

Hut10n wu Conunander ol Pa­trol Area Dl, an area. eonal1ti .. of 70 ....,. •II• of lud and 180 mi... el watar fi'Dnt. The arM hal a population of 111,000. He dtreetlJ IIIP'"iae4' the daJ­to-daJ OJIINtlona of 100 oAeera and oiYIIIaaw -rklnf Ia or oat of three llfi'ICIDCt atatiOIII and I

mariM •it.

National Aeedemr and the Feel­ere! ICxeeatlve Jnatitu\e Selllor Eaeeutlve Prolfam.

A eertlfled UMIIOr for ac­creditatioll for • eo .. r .. km on Aoerecli&a~ for Law h­fo........t -'-tholel, I-.. llajor ll•taoa ua pel(onaed -ltinr . -rk for other police jwbdlc­tlona.

New SHL Civic Alii C ....... ..... ~ .......

All...........,. ...... ...... AIJIItiO M. IICOUIIIIC, IIMIIDIDIT, 1 .... 1177

....,, ..., LM WI..._, 441·1111 .... ...., ................ , ... , ..... c.,., ............ IJIIeftld, .,......,

YlriiMI ......._ >.·· •. I

ITAPI' i" ", ._,. Ia.-, Suzanne Batra Roma lloecov, Jim Boyle,f C,..,borl, ·Arl!lur Donn. ~ DvtMtlnoLMavlo Fletcher, Joan Froomort, Jenny G r, Judy Golclotoln, Philip J. Haftyoll, Mllniln Harrleon, l'oaOY Hool, Janel. Jamoo. R ~tner Marilla Kaufman, Kalllerlno ~. Oorolllr LaulMir, Loretta L~uo, 'I Llko,..kl, Late Mach. == Mafltly, ~ lotoCawlev, Mary Molen, Olano Oll9rg, JamM O'Sullivan, Elloon

a...:.'"la=";:O.., 111.:!~dr:1'u!.~~.:~n J:::.':n~uo~::."1 •• ~· T~~::..~:·· o~~r.~

Yon Allan. Halon Webb, June Webb. ' I!!!!!!'..IIAIIA81R: IIIIo'£, Blahog: ClrouiMioft 11•"1:,. Mao Gingell, •r..etiCI; ~PI~iilll·--~~-~: rbara le,..on, 474-45<11; R-w: 47~131; 111111

......... ewt7 TllureUr 1i1J 0 ........ 11 C_,..lft I'UIIIIehlrtt -laiiDII, Inc. IOAAD 01' DIRICTOIII

,.,..,, llalno Skolnik; VIce ,.,..,, 8111 Rowland; Soc., Barbara Llko...kl; Tr-., VIrginia lePohamp; Mavla Fletcher. MAIL IUIICRIPTIPNS: $20 per year. Advorllalng and nowo arllcteo may be mailed - U. Greenbelt): depoollod In our box at tho Gr .. nbelt Co-op grocery elora boforo

~·"'· TUMCIIIJ or delivered to tho odotorlol olllce In tho baoomonl of 15 ParkWay ~111). Tho olllco 11 open Monday altar I pin' for dllploy advortiolnCJ; deadline II

0 pon. NoWI arlloiM and claealllod ado are accepted altar 8 pm on TuMday; dead­liM to 10 p.m.

Volume 47, Number 15

Help for Deaf Children To the Editor:

It was recently announced to the parent& of students at Ken­dall Demonatration Elementary School for the Deaf (KDES) and Model Secondary School for the Deaf (MSSD), both at Gallaudet College In Washington, D.C., that two legialative acta had heen propoaed affecting the schools: (l) propoaa_d federal budget cuts of almoat $10 million for the two tehoola; (2) proposed legislation to change the tuition-free atatua of the eehoola, charging the local eehool dlstrlcta and/ or the atu­denta' parents with tuition fees.

If theae two J)topoaala are en· aeted the two federal schools will aurely auft'er. The tuition fee wovld amount to about $16,000 a ehlld, Moat, If not all of the atudent~, about 600 in all, would have to lean the ac hoot; thus mlaaln1 an exceptional educa­tional .opportunity. These pro­potall alao aft'ect deaf children tlrroughout the United States as the reaearch and programs de­veloped at KDES and MSSD arl' dl11eminated to achool• for the deaf all over the' country.

There are several families in the GI'Htlbelt area with children In theae eehools who need their friend•' and neighbors' help in atopplng thue proposals from being adopted. VV• aak.everyone to write or eall their eongre•~­men and senators uklnp: their help In defeating these propos­ala and alao to contact President Reagan aaklng him to rescind his propoaed budget eutl of federal funda to KDES and MSSD.

Everyone'• help w o u I d he greatly appreciated in helpinp: Ul provide our children with the quality education they need to be­come Independent and aelf-suf­ftclent cltir.ens.

8utan Martin and Deldre

Goa,el Coacert at Mowatt Moowatt Memorial United Meth­

oditt Church will boat a roapel eoneert on Sunday, Man:h 4. Sally and El Wolfe will preaent muale to lift the aplrlt. Sally, an ae­eompHahed planlat, and El, a for­mer Paator-Evancellat and Teen Challenge Director, h a v e a unique mualcal mlnlatry. The prorram Ia at 7 p.m. at the etn.reh, tel RHire Rd.

Comedy at Utopla1 Nell limon llleturna

Another Nell Simon play, "The Gl~rbread Lady," cornea to the Utopia Theater thla Friday and Saturday, March 2 and a, at 8:16 p.m.

Jo Ann Jonaa, the play'• diNe­tor, waa Aunt Abbey In Curtain Call'a Daeomber produetlon of "ArHnle and Old Laea" at the Prl- Georp. Publlek Play­-..

Thursday, March 1, 1984

THANKS Letter to the Editor:

Thanks to superb surgical and medical care, and the prayers and good wishes of our friends from "St. Hugh's Sunday morning cof­fel' hour," Mowatt Memorial, et al, I am home from the hospital and doing nicely.

The only thing that eould have been nicer on my first day home than the deluge of cards would have heen to greet you in per­son.

Thank you all so much. Alan Colllna/ Alexlan Village,

Sl1nal Mountain, Tn.

. 80th Birthday Party For ·Ottie Vaa ADen

Friends of Ottilie Van Allen­and anyone ebe whose life has been touched blJ· this. wonderfully young octogenarian-are invited to attend a special celebration in her honor on Sunday, Mareh 11, Ottilie's 80th birthday. The party will take place at Paint Branch Unitarian Church, on Powder Mill Road, from 4-6 p.m. For further information, contact Ruth Bond 474-2638.

Citrus Fruit Sale Mu•ir Department •tud~nts at

EIPanor Roo•evelt High School are selling citrus fruit this year as a means of flnancinJl' the a<'­tivities of the orche•tra and threr banda. Boxe• of oranges and pink graJ•t'frult may he orderl'd hl'fOrl' March 6 by calling the Mu~ir Department (84~7600) during achool houn (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) or 441-2662 after 7 p.m. or this weekend,

Sprlni Soccer by Sua Comeliua

Greenbelt Boya and Girl• Club recently spent two weekend• holdlnr regiatratlon for Sprttttli Soccer 1984. The reaponae wa• ao great that In II'Veral age croupa, two teama had to he formed to provide more playing tim~ for each child, and leaa con­fuaion and fruatration for our coachinr: atatr. Moat team• have, therefore, already been formed and. have hetrun practice. Games are eehedulecl to bet; in Saturday, March 17.

While many roatera are now cluaau, aoma apacea are available on certain teama, eapecially for thoae born from UHI9-70. Pleaae call Immediately If lnteraated In algnlng up, aa next week may be too late. Call 14~1 or 4'74-2397. Partlelpante are looklnr for a apeetacular MalOn, with aeven Saturday pmn and one night pme. Don'\ mill out on all the fun I

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Mishkan Torah PreMntl Film on Media Obiectivity

The video documentary "NBC in Lebanon: A Study of Media Misrepresentation" will be ·shown Saturday, March 10, at 8 p.m. at Mishkan Torah, Ridge and West­way. A question and answer pe­riod will follow the presentation.

Refreshments will be served. There will be no admission charge. Donations in support of Americans for a Safe Israel will be solicited to support distribu­tion of the film.

Lions' Eye Bank Moved The new address of the Llana

Club Eye Bank and Research Foundation is 9470 Annapolis Road, Seabrook, Maryland 20786. The new phone number is 577-7800.

CYO MIDGET GIRLS The CYO Midget girls kept

their unbeaten string alive {7--0) by defeating an aggressive and considerably taller Mt. C:1lvary basketball team 8 to 4. Cheryl Eley dominated the offense with three field goals and two foul shots to provide all the scoring for St. Hugh's. Team defense held Mt. Calvary to only two points until the final 3 seconds of the game.

March Bake Sale VVinter is going, and the Cul­

tural Arts Center Bake Sale comes to the front of the Utopia Theater on Saturday, March 10, with coordinator Eileen Pe~r­~on ( 346--2464) hoping t h a t thoughts of spring will in~pire many who have never donated baked goods to the CAC fund· raiser to do so, beginning at 10 a.m. Donators will be rewarded with a free ticket to a Cultural Arts Center play.

Golden. Age Club The Greenbelt Golden Age

Club has selected its officers and committee chairs for 1984. Presi­dl'nt is Florence M. Holly; vice­pre~ident, Frances M. Ready; 2nd vice-president, Joseph Gard­ner; recording &l'cretary, Kath­erine Reynolds; trea•urer, Henry Bueae; correspondinJl' •erretary, Ruth M. Saxe; chaplain, Kenneth Buker; sunshine, Louise Smith· publicity, Bianchi' Lee; member.: ship, Dorothy Merryman; hos­pitality, Belva VVeisel; physical fitness, Gertrude Law; bingo, Myrtle Yost; and historian, Har­ry Merryman. No chair for the travel committee. haa yet been appointed.

Members are remlndt'd that 1984 due& are now due and should be paid to the membership chair, Dorthy Merryman.

LENTEN BilLE SERIES Beginning Monday, Mar<'h 12,

St. llugh'1 Church will present a series of weekly study-lectures 011 the Bible. Led by Deacona Tim McGuire and Jim Garneau, the diaeuaalona will be held In Gre­noble Hall from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. evny Monday during Lent. The flrot evening'• tople Ia en­tttled "How Scripture Came to ~ VVritten." The public Ia In· Vtted.

G ..... llelt klaa'l eo.aaaltr P.O. Box 246

GrHnbelt, MD 20770 845-1818 I 4'7~

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Holy Cross Lutheran Church

Schedules Lenten Services Hojy Cross Lutheran Church,

6906 Greenbelt Road, will be con­ducting half-hour Lenten devo­tions for six Wednesdays begin­ning March 7, 12:16-12:46 p.m., for those who would like to wor­ship on their lunch hour or pre­fer attending church during the day. Various are a I,utheran clergymen will be delivering the message each week.

Evening devotions will also be held at Holy Cross Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. during the Lenten sea­son .

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Episcopal

Baltimore BIYd. at Powder MIU Rd., Beltmlle

8:30a.m. Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist

First and third Sundaya 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer

Second and fourth Sundaya 10:30 a.m. Sunday School

Rev. John G. Bats, Rector 422-805'7

Mowatt Memorial U nlted Metllocllat Cllareb

40 Ridge Rd. · 4'7'-1410 Sunday Schoql 9:80 A.M.

(for all age1) Momiq Wonbip 11:00 A.M. Rer. Dr. Jamea Chon.r Park

Putor 4'74-l!JU

Paint Branch Unitarian Church

1115 Powder Mill Road (near Cherry Hlll Road)

Sunday, Mareh 4 9 a.m. Continental Breakfa1t 9:30a.m. Four Dleeu11lon

Groupa 10:46 a.m. • Anthropolo.rlet

Marilyn Moors "H11man Richta: A Unitarian Queat"

1 7 :30 p.m. Forum Benjamin Cardin, Speaker of Md. House of Delerate1, on "Education"

Rev. R. W. Kelley 937-8666

ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. David Conway, Putor

Rev. Francia G. Kazlata, Aasociate Putor

MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday 6 p.m.

Sunday 8, 9 :30, 11 a.m., 12 :30 p.m. Daily Mass: 7:30a.m Monday- Friday, 9 a.m. Monda)'- Saturday Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 4-6 p.m.

Yes, You Can Begin Again Worship With Us and Find Out for

Yourself GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH

474-4212 • Bible Study for all ages (Sun.) W orahip Serviee

Cresce11t & Greenhill Rd1.

9:46a.m. 11 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.

8:00p.m. Midweek Prayer Service (Wed.)

(United Church of Chriat) Hillaide and Crescent Road•

Phone 474-6171 morning•

10 am Sunday Morning Wonhlp and

Church School for Children Infant Care Provided at

Fellowahlp Center behind Church Richard IAavltt, Interim Mlnlater

c Holy Cross Lutheran Church

6905 Gr•nbelt Road W orshlp Services Sundays 8 :SO and 11 :15 a.m.

Sunday School 9:110; Pre-School Procnm 9 :&0 Lenten De•otlona Wedneldaya 12:16, 7:30p.m.·

Youth and Adult Clutea 10 a.m. Ed•anl B. Blner, Putor Te..,.._ 141-1111

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· Thursday, Marth 1, i984

llrTIU Support Efforts To the Editor:

It Ia moat un4eratandable that many p.,_10n1 1ho11ld wonde~ what coea on with two appar­ently rival croupa tryinc to re­tain the Co-op toodatore, phar­macy and lervice 1tatlon In Greenbelt. Ho\tever, there really are not two rlnl groupa: both Save Our Services (SOS) and Greenbelt Conaunier Cooperative (GOC) have the tame coal, to keep theae aervlcea aervlni ua here In Greenbelt.

Thla is a dlft\c:ult, uphill babt.le and no method to achieve thla J'Qal ahould be ~eomed. The SOS thrust is to attempt to convince the GCI management and board in Savage that they ahould not divest themaelvea of theae opera­tiona, or at least to give a more reallatlc length of time for an­other croup to •••ume" the aer.-­vlcea. GCC agrees completely with theae coals but ia tryln:r to raise funds to purchaae the present stores' a11ets to continue operation under a new coopero&­tlve baaed here In Greenbelt. GCC ~uld be happy if ita efforta should not be needed, and SOS wants a facility in Greenbelt should their diplomacy fail.

We need the convenience of all three, pharmacy, food store, and service station, and we all must aupport both theae efforts. We cannot leave thi1 task to any people other than ouraelvea.

Katherlae Keene

A .. ure local Controll To the Editor:

From the time the members and patrona of the Greenbelt Co­operative, Inc. learned of the GCI Board decision to divest Ita food and aervlc1 ata\lon dlvlilona, the principle concern has been to maintain the eaaentlal food aer­vlcea In the Greenbelt Center.

Baald on the presa re1ease and pronouncement. of GCI, It ia like­ly that food services will con­tinue under aome other ownerahlp after March 31. Whether that ownenhlp Ia cooperative or pri­vate will for the most part depend on community support.

A new cooperative, organized to take over the food store and service station operations on

' April 1, Ia being formed and ·neads our support.

GCI memben and other Green­betters have an opportunity to auure local control over the food and service station operations by joining Greenbelt Consumer Co­operative, Ine. Please respond to the offers for membership that you receive in the mail, or when you shop in the food stor1. The new cooperative can meet Ita roal with your help.

Thoma• X. White

OHI BOARD

MEETINGS

Prellmlnory Agenda Thandar

Mardi I, ttl& l:otp.&

1. Appronl of Arend• 2. Approval of Memblnhlp

ApplleatloM a. Vlaltort .t Membln 4. Man.,_

a. Rulea,regulatlons b. Memo of undentandinr,

NCCB c. Computeriaatlon timetable d. Vehlele replacement plan

l.c·.,mmttu.~

II,. J'rt~aldent 7. Board M1mllera

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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW More Time To the Bdltor:

I write to •rrue in aupport of persuading the Greenbelt Co-op board to keep 011r 1upennarket open for llix montha while Ita future re-Incarnation Ia beinc worked out.

Thtre 11 a atory about a not­too-:brlght farmer who rahed applea. Be ftrured it co.t blm 14 per dor.en to ral11 them. When he took them to market, be aold them for 80 cents eaeh. Soon he dieeovered that lu waa loam. money. He tho~ht It over a lot, and ftnally the aolutlon came to him. Wlw:t he needed wu a bicrer truck!

I seriously doubt that what old Greenbelt needa on the premlaea of the aupemlarket Ia more of the aame.

I'm 1ure many of my fellow Greenbelters have watched •• cloaely •• I, and with equal con­cern, 1ometlmea alam, at the changea In our community and their lmpaet on.our three co-opa; GHI, GCS, and the late Twin Pines.

Can we not team from the de­mise of that latter organisation 1 Certainly It had in many re­gards a auperb track Neord: a concerned and Involved member­ship, a dedicated and competent board and staff. In my opinion, Twin Pines had to be sold out because of rapidly changing eco­nomic realities· that a c~pera­tlve run by a volunteer board of dlrectora could not cope with. . Does not the GCS aupennarket face a new aet of eeonomle r.all­tlea1 Certainly it Ia a teatament that It ha• aurvived u lone •• it baa. Iruagine the changes which have occurred slnee Ita fo11ndinr when It was the only atore in toWII and for mllea, a time iit which 'they were atilt building walkway• lnatead of freewaya.

But when • II their market now? They face superior com­petition from Giant and Safeway, which have larger aelectlons·and lower prlcea. And thi1 will prob­ably remain true. So when h'a a five-minute drive to one and a seven-minute drive to the other, why do you co to the Co-op 1

I believe that then can be a viable role for the supermarket pnmlaea, but I don't know enough now to know what it Ia. I like my wife'• Idea of a smaller version of Philadelphia's Boune, or Washlneton'• old post oft\ce: a joint-use apace ahared b)' a number of amall organh:atlons, shops, a deli, a ca.fe, etc. Sure there are problem• with that as

Open......, Te theCW..U of G.....wt:

Greenbelt'• eltlaena- han a bla­tory of eommunlty ln•omment. Many people han worked bard O'ter the· yean to keep Gnenbllt lfr&lt.

At thl• moment, we an facln&' the po11lble lo11 of the 11Jper­market, phannaq and Hrvlce atatlon lll"tieea pnHiltlJ p~. 'V'ided by the Co-Op.

Theee aerrieea could be loet to Green&elt unlna each of u1 beeomea Involved and takea aome action now.

(1) I Ul'll ydu to join the Greenbelt Conaamen Coopen.­tlve, thl new co-op belq or­ganized to take over the prnent co-op aervlcet. Many additional membera are needed in thia DeW e~p to nlee the neceaaary ft­nanclng.

( 2) I alao Pl'll you to aupport the Save Our Servieea · Commit­tee. Complete the ellp-out ·ad In the Newa Rmew or the poat card requeat that the Greenbelt Cooperative Inc. board of direc­tora reverae Ita poaition to dlveat the co-op aervieet or, at a mini­mum, extend preaent operationa for an additional alx months.

Filling out the ad or post card i1 the leut every citlsen can do. If we don't make the effort to eave theae needed aervlcea, who will! Do it now!

Marcir GU Weldellfelcl

Relatlonalllia 'Group · · Behavior Service Conaultanta,

Ine., announeee t h e formaWoa of a relatlonablp p1ychetherapy croup. It will focus on ldentlf)'inr and pininr bettar control .of emotlona and beha•lora during relatlonahlpa and aubaequent to their termination. The croup will meet weekly and ia expeeted to begin mid-March 1984. Tile peup leader will be Dr. Linda Clma­ruatl, a clinical payeholoclat. For more Information and to regilter, pleau call (301) 474-2146.

Public Hanging Will's Deeoratinc Canter and

Sanita1 Wallcaveri'Ap will hold a ela11 on the art of -halllfinc wallcoverinp on Mareh 13 at '7:30 p.m. The class will be at Will'• Decorating Center at 10608-10 Baltimore Blvd. (Cbea~ nut Hill Center) Beltavllle. For more Information or naervationa pleaae call 937-3788.

there Will be with UIJ propolld solution. ·

We Need More Time. Aleunder B. Ba.--

1. ORGANIZATION

1. Call to Order

2. Roll Call

8. lleclltatlon

A-G.ENDA IIGULAI MilliNG Of Clr( COUNCIL

Monday· March S, 1914

1.00-P.M.

Pledp of Allegiance to the J'lq

4. lllnutea of Council llntlnp

5. Addklona to Apnda b)' Council loiiCIII&ulll'

II. COMMUNICATIONS

8. Petltlona and Requeata

'7. Admlnlatratl•• ltepori

8. Committee Report.

III. OLD BUSINESS

.9. Stata IAI'l1latlon • PG 418, Reenabllq Artlele VD of

the Prince Georce'• County Charter

10. Additional Rental Boata on Greeabelt Lake

IV. NEW BUSINESS

11. An Ordinanee to Amend Chapter 5, "Cemeterr', of tiM

Grotenbelt City Code by lepeallllg and Reeuetfall' wltal Amendments Sectkm 5-I. "Lota A•aUable for ....-, •

Pro'tlde for the Sale of Heretofore ~ I.- If-. bered 21 through 36 aDd U dlrouch 88, 'l'benbr llaktq Available for Sale All of the Lota A1 &bowa • the C... etary Map, dated No"ftllllller 1, 1f'H, Namllend Lota tl throup #88, Iuclutn.

,. Firat Readtnc

• 12. American 14!on Auxlllu7 • Comm, Ser'tlell

18. Bid Awarda

e Ballfteld Llthta • ~of Julr Flnworkl

U. Proposal• for Enctneermc Sarvleea - OJ)BG ._..

111. ~ Guideline• for Good Samaritan Speelal Help had

18. Request for Admlnla~i'te Lean

V. lllSCELLANJ:OUS

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aa..JCI4 Happy Birthday to Ottilie Van

Allen of 18 Court Rldre. Van Allen Ia a V'Oiunteer tutor at Greenbelt Center School aa well aa an active member. of the League of Women Voters, Plan­ned Parenthood, this newspaper, and the Paint Branch Unitarian Church, where she waa a delegate to the church'a national conven­tion a few yean aco. She was honored a half dozen years a&"o as Prince Georcea County's "Vol­unteer of the Year." Her careers, hobbles and volunteer work total more than is outlined above, but

· Greenbelterw who know her can take thla opportuplty to wiah her well as she beclna· her 80th year.

Happy to hear that another 18 Court Ridge resident, Linda Fox,

. ia recuperating well at home after surgery.

Best wishes for a apeeJy re­covery to former Greenbelter Gordon Allen, who Is being treat-­ed .tt Washington Adventist Hos­pitnl for pneumonia. Gordon and wife Betty _lived at 66 Ceurt Ridce Rd. before moving some year~ ago to Beaver Dam Rd. Betty Is In charge of the Tugwell Room at the Greel)belt library.

Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. See me for car. home, life and health insurance.

Don W. laulelle, clu 8961 Edmon.ton Rd. Greenbelt, Md. 20770

'474-5007

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GRDNBELT NEWS REVIEW

GHI NOTIS The GHI Board of Directors

will meet in Thurs:iaF, March 8, In the GHI Board Room at 8 p.m. The Engineering and Maintenance Committee will meet on Tuesday, March 6 at 8 p.m. In the Board Room. GHI will hold a rehab information ·meeting on Monday, March 6 from 6-6:30 .p.m. in the GHI Board Room. Work has be­run on four test buildings for the structural repair and painting program.

Recreation Review-volleyball-Competitive

r.nd Recreational Co-recreational volleyball, both

competitive and recreational, is played at the Greenbelt Center Elementary School· Gym, Com­petitive games are played on Monday evenings with recreation­al play on Wednesday evenings. Both are from 8:30-10:30 p.m. Everyone, 16 years ot age and over, ia welcome.

CITY NOTIS The general crew installe~

traft\c control signa In various areas of the city and constructed new barricades for street/side­walk repair work this spring and summer. The new refuse truck wu sandblasted and prepared for paint:ng.

The e:e:tr:cian transferre:l the e!ectrical supply for the pathway lights from the Jaycee Clubhouse to the tennis courts.

The parks crew continued re­moving dead wood and debris from Attiek Park. The crew also worked on playground mainte­nance and had the chipper out picking up roadside debris.

Gerald Neumaier, CPA 474-0919

Financial aeeountlnc and tu services for small and medium sized businesses and for Indi­viduals. Preparation of current and prior year tax retums, & book­keeping.

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Spealcer Ben Cardin to Tallc On Education luWI Her•

Where Are We Headed? is the subject of a talk by Benjamin Cardin, speaker of tbe Maryland House of Delegates-7 :30 p.m. Sunday, March 4, at Paint Branch Unitarian Church, 3216 Powder· Mill Road.- The public is invite:!. Call 937~3666 for further Infor­mation.

Bingo 7:30p.m.

every Thursday

at

St. Hugh's 135 Crescent Road

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-Homes for Sale .. $54,000 • Chenrly are& • ;J lir,

rambler - needa TLC $67,950 - Landoyer BlUe • Su­

per 3 Br. eolonllll., family room, full bamt.

$82,900 New Carrollton - Spa­cious 3 br. rambler • must see.

$89,950 - Seabrook - Custom 4 br. rambler w/2 fire placea • 1 car garage.

$39!800 Greenbelt - 2 hr. brick thse. - near center.

154,900 - Greenbelt - 3 br. ma-sonry end, great location.

Are you considering selling your home! It so, I have buy. ers waiting for 2 & R bedrooin frame homes. Please call for information or details.

Joyce Abell at

Nyman Realty 474-5700 or 474-1514

,-~---.._.....,.. ___ .....,. ___ ---........ -..--.---·-, I I ! l)rorlamation' t I . I I WHEREAS, Governor Harry Hughes will proclaim i 1 :\lARCH 1, 1984 as "HOME RULE DAY" in the Statt:" 1 1 of Maryland: and. th~ Speaker of the Maryland Houst 1 1 of Delegates, BenJamm Cardin, and the President of thr ·

I :.\faryla_nd State Senate, Melvin Steinberg, will present )

, r~solutl?ns passed by their respective Houses, to reco~- ) 1mze Thirty Years of Municipal Home Rule in Marvlancl· \ 1 and • 'i I WHEREAS, March 1, 1984 is a si~nificant datr in i I! t_he 350 years of history of the State of Marvland, reral- ~

mg the date whe.n t~e General Assembly ,)f Maryl-and i I P_T?posed a constitutional amendment to grant to the i 1 ('_I.hes ancl towns of ~he lltate the authority to enad, re- ~ 1 'Ise, and amend their own chart.erM: anti i I WHEREAS, This proposed constitutional amend-\ ~ ment was subse~~ently ratified by the voter!~ of tht> Statt! \ 1 o~ _Maryland, 1{1\'lng the citizen!! residing in town!l and i ~Cities greater control over local affairs; and \

I ~HEREAS, Municipal Ho~e Rule is an important constitutional power under which municipalitieR mav ~tter _govern themselves, providing greatE'r citizE'n par­ticipation on the municipal level and reducinJI' the amount of tim~ the General AMembly has to 11pend in considering le~Islation dealinll' with local isilues; anli I

WHEREAS, It is appropriate to recognize thi!l an-niversary date and the importance of Home Rule; ·

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Gil Weidenfeld, Mayor of I the City of Greenbelt, Mar,rland, by authority vested in mE' by the Council and the citizens of Greenbelt, hereby~ issue thi11 Proclamation on the occasion of ~

MUNICIPAL HOME RULE DAY • MARCH 1, 1914 ~ to observe THIRTY YEARS OF MUNICIPAL HOME~ RULE in the State of Maryland, which has given us the~ constitutional power to enact and amend our own char-~ ters and ordinances and prohibits the General As11embly from pa88ing lawll applyinll' to individual Incorporated municipalities; to remind UK that we muRt ust> Home Rule power11 willely and that we mu11t protect and Jl'Uard I these powers; and to proclaim. thill Municipal Home Rul_el Day- March 1, 1984 as the kick-otT clat" for other cele­brations of Thirty YearR of Municipal Home Rule dur­ing the 850th Anniver11ary of the State of Maryland. I

\ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I ha\'l'l hereunto Ret my hand and cau11ed the Seal of the City of Greenbt>lt. i

~ Marylanri, to he Rffixecl this 27th~

I day of February, 1984. I I

GIL WEIDENFELD .

~ Mayor ~ ) ATTEST: i l C.udrun H. Mi!IH, CMC ~ _..... ...... .....,._,... ..................... ~ .......... ........._.._...,..... ___ .,......,....,......,.....,.....,...j

Fill RDCUI SQUAD OPPOJIS NIW PlAN (Coatialllll '"" .._. -> atated. · th Ala price tag. Their l~at pumper

its ambulance aervlce . to oae 0 • asks Dutton, "Does this truck coat $160,000. The major areas which he feels are not acle- mean that we are volunteers or pieces· of eq 1 nt

I __ .. · profeaai 1 , A , 11 pme are pur-

quate Y cove....... ona 1 · nd we re won- chased by th GVFDRS Th However, Dutton, aervinr bla derinr If . we're violating our county paya fo~ certain aupplie:

10th year on the Greenbelt Vol- 'Y'Olunteer charter by accepting caa and maintenance on the fir~ unteer Fire Department and Rei- payments." . trucks and on one ambulance cue Squad (GVFDRS) .. chief, Greenbelt Hlatory "We don't think we can pro-and a career, fire ft&'hter with the Greenbelt ~as had ita own am- vide the service citizens are ae-District of Columbia, expreued bulanee aervtce since the mid- cuatomed to without two•ambu~­his concerns that the propoaed 1940's. Snoddy boasts that "It is aneea," Snoddy commented. Ser­{ee system would not aceomplieh the finest ambulance and fire aer- vices like trips to the doctor's what its proponents desire, and vice. around. Citizen• respect the oft\ce for tho.ae who can't sit or would adversely aft'ect current aei"Vlee we provide," he said. The walk, oxygen runs, trips to help ambulance service -in Greenbelt department has an annual budget an elderly penon who falls out as well as the volunteer move- of $100,000, half of which is sup- of bed may be the kind of aer­ment itself. ported with county dollars. The vices Greenbelt will no lonJer

"We're not arainat the Ad- rest comes from the department's be able to provide if funding vanced Life SuppOrt system," he general fund, established pri- levels are not· maintained.

. explained. "But we are acalnst marily through the annual fund Dutton alao wondered If an el-the county's method of funding drive, usually held In April of derly per110n would be afraid to it because of bow It will aft'eet each year, and to a lesser extent call the ambulance, knowillfl: that us." the bingo games held at the fire he or she woulcl be billed for the

Greenbelt Faellltiea house every Friday night and se"ice. Even though Insurance Greenbelt has two BLS em- other tund-~aising acti~ities. The companies and Medicare will pay,

bulances, which reepond to ap- ~epartment.ta now geanng up for sometimes the elderly do not wish proximately 900 calla per year. ttl April dnve. to incur the expense. Besides, said Each time an ambulance roes out At the heart of the proposed Wynkoop, "the coat is added to on a call, Dutton stated, it cosh county fee for service Ia how it the hospital bill. Won't this In­between $26-$50. (Fire trucks will aft'ect the fund drives of local crease insurance costa in the long also respond to 900 calla per volunteer fire companies. Green- run!" Glendening has stated that year, costing between $6~76 for belt provides free ambulance ser- no indigent person will be refused each trip.) About 40 percent of vice to whoever requests it re- ambulance service' or will be the calls do not neceaaltate a gardleas of whether a person forced to pay. trip to the ho.pital, explained ,contributes to the fund drive. Alternative Solution Jack Snoddy, president of the However, many citizens feel that Dutton advises that the county GVFDRS and a 80-year member their contribution baa entitled could improve ita aervicea to of the ~~quad. Since the county them to free service and, _in fact, southern regions by relocating its proposes to ehatce only for the department promises free four MICUa to central portions emergency trips and, It has been service with the green or gold of the county inatead of on the unofficially stated, the local unit card given on receipt of a $6 or .county lines. He also doubts that would receive $10 out of the $60 $10 contribution. Greenbelt doea the new units would save the 200 charge ( $6 would JrO to the boa- no billing for its services. Thus, lives per year the county says pita! for adminlatrative coats), calls to victims of ear accidents will happen once the additional "this revenue will not cover the on the Parkway or heart attacks units are in service. He feels cost of one ambulance for one at a nearby shopping center us- that the CPR claases would save year, let alone two ambulances," ually brine no added revenue to more lives than the MICUs and Snoddy maintained. support department activities. this could be organized through

GRI:IINBELT Nn8 !!!!! 1'Mp I aoelatlon, which Ia alrtadJ --~ - · fer· dilnllaaft .me.. Da\tGb volved In thla wort:. In eardliM at& ted that thJa f• l1 ·.....,... arrelt eaaet, experts acne that from the IUftOUnt the penon may adminiatratlon at CPR lnereaaea han eontribat.d to the fund tbe· aarvlval rata to 46 pereeat. clriYL The f• hal Det dieted Without CPR, only 10 percent of the auoeeaa of BtrwJn'• neent theae cardiac- victim• turvfve. fund clriYe, Dutton eommnt.d.

Clearly, Greenbelt's SO-member force It one of the moat active ColllltJ C..lldl Aetlea In the county. Forty to ftfty men Gt.ndenlnr announced ·h 1 a are quallled to ride the appara.- emerpncy medical 11rvlce1 ln­tua. The county auppliea Green- ltiatlve on February 1. TiM but, belt with only three professional CB 26, wu introduced two weelu fireftchters, whereu In many aro before the . Cbanty r..ouneil other stations the county aup- and Ia currently belnc rnlewed plies between five and fifteen fire- by the Committee of tbe Wholli. fighters, aceordlnr to deStefano. It Ia expected to come before the Each firefighter Ia trained to per- council for Heond nadine on form rescue wort:. Greenbelt baa March 6, followed by public hear-12 men who sleep In tbe station inra. In the meantime, varloua each-nirht. Theee men usually co county and volunteer ftre clepart-out on each ambulance call. ment memben are meetlq to d ...

Greenbelt volanteen are proud velop their positions on the luiae. of their years of service to the The bill Ia atroncly supported by community, proud of their repu- the County Fin Chief, )(, H. tation, proud of the volunteer "Jim" Estepp, who baa bean spirit which drawa aona, grand- meeting with local croupa to. ex­sons, wives, mothers, daugbtera plain the proposal and ra!n their and granddaughters Into their support. protective, family environment.

"This company Ia atroncly vol­unteer-oriented," said Dutton. "We still have a lot of queationa that "have not bean answered."

Laurel Reiapoaae The Laurel Volunteer Reaeae

Squad has already notified the county that it will not participate in the fee prorram. However, Laurel receives a yearly tax stipend of $60,000 from the city and ia the only squad not linked to the county fire department. The city of Greenbelt contributes no funds to aupport the department, except occasionally to help In the maintenance or expanalon of the bulldlnc, which the city owna.

Berwyn Hei~rhta eharllfe• $26

. BATH TUB

REGLAZING

MICHAEL BOWLES

Custom Coltrt 822-3210

Moreover, what happens when Last year, Greenbelt held Its the Southern Maryland Heart As-the Greenbelt ambulance responds moat successful drive, grossing .,. __ .,. _ _._...,..,,. .. .,..,.,..,..,...,...,...,...P"'rrrP ... rW"' .. 'W""W'"W ........ '""~ first to the aeene and atabillzea $18,000 in contributions, up from the victim? Thia Ia what Dutton $16,000 In 1982 and $12,000 in and Snoddy feel ia most likely 1981. Will citizens respond in to occur. "We'll be there within thia same generous manner If two minuteR to save the life-not they know they will be billed for the paramedics," Dutton claimed. their hospital tripa! And, with­The MICU arrives four minute• out these contribution•, will later and tranaportl the victim Greenbelt be able to provide the to the hospital. Who receives the kind of aerviee Ita citizens have fee? The MICU. The local unit come to expect ainee 1946! Or would receive nothinr, they aa- will the county bave to raise ita aert. fundlnr level to maintain aer-

Snoddy and Dutton feel that vice! the $10 ia 10 small an amount These are the major questions as to be "a slap In the face" for which Dutton, Snoddy and Henry the service rendered, that It is Wtnkoop, vice president and even more of a dlaaervlee than to chairman of the fund drive, are rec~ive nothinc for their etforta, moat concerned about. Current and has broader Implication• af- county revenues, they feel, will fectinlf theh:' status al volunteers not cover the coat of the services under the Good Samaritan Act they now provide. Moreover, and their charter. Greenbelt own1 'Ita two ambul-

As volunteen, fireftrhten and ances. They replaced a chasais on ambulance penonnel are pro- one of the vehicles last yeat at tected from malpractice aulta un- a coat of $20,000. Every ten der the Good Samaritan Act. Un- years they purchaee a new am­der the county'• proposal, mal- bulance with a $&0,006--$80,000

· practice Insurance will be pur­chased by the county at an llti­mated coat of $77,000 In addition-

~ al rovera~re. "Does this lncreaae the likelihood of au ita?" questions Dutton. Amendments to the Good Samaritan Law may be proposed In thr General Assembly, Ayers

Shirley Colllru fl.

Nyman lealty, Inc. Hyattsville • ft,G. Plaia

Area Attrac. 8 BR ColDnial, cor­ner location- Fully equipped ll'ar&&'l. $89,900

Landover Hills 2 BR Brick Rambler, coun­try kit., aep. din. rm., larp level fenced t81,900.

577-3 474-5700 Ask for Shirley

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·----· -.. NO MEMBERSHIP -FEES/ • • IINIIIII-'-"' ; , .. Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. • • .345 0455 : ·y' : Sun. 12-6 • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

FREE pad with every purchase

We want to carpet Your Home GIVE US A CALLI

474-9222

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Poliee Blotter Com,Ued from lnforaatlon

Famlahed by tile Greellbelt Pollee O.partmnt

A woman waa raped In the Sprinahlll Lake area on February 14 when ahe entered the basement atorare area of her apartment. The auapeet waa deaeribed a& a white male In his early 20's. He was armed with a hand~run.

On February 26 a fourth-de­~rree sexual aaaault ( touchln1r) occurred In the area of Cherry­wood Ct. The woman was assault­ed about 4 a.m. when she waa retumlnr to her apartment. The auapeet wal deacribed aa a white male, 18-23 yeara old with shoul- _ der-lenrth dark hair.

In a combined etrort by Cpl. John A. Lann, Pfc. Thomas R. Justin and Pfc. John R. Squires, llwo fugitives from North Caro­lina who were wanted for bank robbery were arreated in the Greenway Shoppin1r Center. The auapeeta had been observed In the a,-ea for about two hours prior to their arrest.

A white male suapect in his early 20'a Ia wanted in a i:ase of Indecent exposure which took place aboui 8 p.m. in the 400

· block of Rid~re Rd. on February 26. The man wa1 described as &'11" to 6', slender build, with dark brown hair and a close­cropped, full beard. He wae wear· inr a plaid ehirt and faded blue jean a.

Early on February 17, a Wash­lnJrton Poat delivery man dis­eovered a two-year-old ~rirl walk­in~r alon~r Creaeent Rd. She waa taken Into cuatody by the polic11 department, where she was cnred for until she was ~riven to the care of Protective Services. Some

· hours later, her parents were located.

On February 26, Cpl. Thomas W. Miakell and Pfc. Craig A. Rloh arrested two juvenile residents for tilmperinr with a car on Ed­monston Ct.

Vandals ftattenecl four tires, dented all four fenders and acratched the hood of a car at Eleanor Roosevelt High School on February 24.

Two juvenile non - residenh were arrested on F~hruary 24 for throwing a rock throUgh a side window of a car driving along Rt. 193.

Sgt. James R. Crazl' and Pfc. Fred E. Murray arrPsted two •us-

ALL BREED GROOMING WITH ...

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ASK ABOUT OUR EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE

•If WI' don't follow your ln­atructlona exactly we either make It rir:ht or your next

grooming Ia free

Pick-up 6 Dellnry • Full Line of Pet Suppliea ...

101111'$ lUV·PITS (Lorrie'• Love Ia Ptta)

1oeoli Montromery Rd. Deltaville Md.

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GUI:NBI:LT. NZWS UVD:W CYO JUNIOR GIRLS pec:ta for shopllttlnr at the Show Otr. Security guards had attempt· ed to detain the couple and a •trurrle ensued. Pfc. Jame• D. Love arreated fdur non-resident adulta after they had been held by aec:urity guard1 at Marshall's aa they attempted to leave the store without paying for mer­chandlae concealed In bal'•· The four were Incarcerated In lieu of bond.

Money waa stolen from a purae while the victim 1hopped In the Safeway In Greenway Center on February 26 Accordinr to the pollee, the purse was suspended by the shoulder strap but the Iipper was not cloMCI.

Thefts from can occurred on -February 17 on Cherrywood Lane, Mandan Rd. and Breezewood Dr.; on February 18 on Springhill Dr. and Springhill Ct.: on February 19 on Edmonston Rd. and on the parking lot in the Greenway Shopping C e n t e r. Attempted thefts from autoa also occurred on Cherrywood Terrace and Man,.. dan Rd. on February 17.

RIMINICKI IMPROVIMENTS

QUALITY WORK LARGE 6 IUIALL JOBS

Kitchen &: Batll1 Painting Tub Klta Carpentry Additions Gutters Repaire Consultation Free Eat. Lie., lns. &: Bonded MHIC 12842 441-8699

SPECIAL $5.00 off on all

TV & Stereo Repair Work With This Ad

CALL 441-9116 '

St. Hurh'a CYO Junior Girls' basketball team completed their season by posting a 7-1 record. Their only lou came In the final aeconda to St. Bernard'•, 29·26. This weekend the Junior Girls advanee to the CYO playoffs, jolninl' lli other teams In deter­minlnl' the metropolitan champs. The team, coached by Tom Simp­son, Ia compriaed of Kelly D!Jho· van, Aimee Fellows, Krystal Ki,­zer, Paula Kleindist, Pam Nerl, Mary O'Brien, Allison Shacter, Mary Slmpaon, Mary Stringfel­low and Bec:ky Williams .

LIGHT PLASTICS MANUFACTURING

A lull-. of Your Own In thl Pllltk:l Flold,

M .. •Pif'lflng into thit ... lftd .. looklna for an kldtwklull who wentt to bo - ond llnonclallv _,,.10 monufoctu,. ond morkot hlflllly profit· --.. -~ • No previous experience ....:ted • No ... berrler •MoloorF-• Full or ~·timl • lnc:onw potentiel Umhld onty bv

lod-.1 dooirw ond offort • Co""'*'¥ ~on orftlnlll

KCI)Ufttl

• Cln be operet:ed from epprox. 200

.. ----~·· • 18.000.00 10 112,000.00 CMh ,_Ired for mec:hiMJV. lnwntorv. training .-te.

POll PULL INPOIIMATION Wllln 011 CAtL TODAY

0 .......... -.-. .....,._ llllhltl ........ llatrill, ....

3107 W. Rlwnlde Springfl .. d, MIUQurl Bli807

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Dependable Guaranteed Service tN1 J:DUI:WOOD BD.

OOu.J:OE PARK. MD. M140 We repair ATARI _.­

Licenaed a. Bonded

LAV/_OFFIC'E OF DOUGLAS I. MALCOM Dtvnee, Ukont. Incorporation Simple Will Bankruptq Adoption

l21l0.00 200.00

31l.OO 2&0.00 200.00

Drunk driving, criminal and other aervlces available.

(J'eee Ezclude Costal -

FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION

Beltway Piau Shopplnr Center

Greenbelt, Md. 20770

474-8808 Cllll tor appointment

' VlSA Maater Charre

The New Co-op wants to alert you to a I Great Sale at the Old Co-op. They are sel· ' ling Co-op label fruit and vegetables In I one-pound cans at 2 for $1 for fruit, and 3 for $1 for vegetables. I 2 one-pound cans $1 3 one-pound cans $1

Peach Halves Sliced Peaches Sliced Peaches In

Grape Juice Pear Halves Pear Halves in Grape

Juice Fruit Cocktail Tomatoes Stewed Tomatoes

Wax hans Cut Green Beans Whole GrHn Beans Sliced Beets Diced Beets Whole Beets Spinach Sauerkraut S~t Potatoes Whole Kernel Corn

And while you are in the store, buy your member­Rhlp In the New Co-op. $100 makes you a member, but you can 11tart with a11 little a11 $10.

THERE'S ANOTHER GREAT SALE AT THE CO-OP SERVICE STATION TOO: TIRES AND BAT­TEiUES AT COST; ANTI-FREEZE BELOW COST I

- ..... Greenbelt Couumer Coopera~ve (THE NEW CO-OP) .

lSI Centerway Greeabalt

Beltway AppHaee Serviee

SAME DAY SERVICE

•Wuhere •Dryers •:Ranrea

on •Refrigerators •Freeaen • Dilhwalhlrl

Dlaeounta to Senior Cltlaeu

Phone '145-5511

ALL WORK. GUARANTEED

Mlshkan Torah

Nursery School Greenbelt, openlnr for a 8 or

4 year old. Nlltritloua 1nacb, music, dance, art, ICience and more.

Pleaae ~11 47t-4124

or IU9-8282

Cultural Arts .Center presents

Nell Simon'•

"GINGERBREAD LADY" produeed by

The Curtain Catl Theater Company Friday, Mareh Z 8:15 P.H.

Satarday, March a 8:15 P.M. I ............. - .. ,......., .. ,__j Utopia Theater, 129 C.nterway, Gr-niMit, Met.

474-7763

"Rick" Barber, GRI, CRS ot

Nyman Realty, Inc. GrHnbelt Properties Available for Inspection;

A) 3 DR FRAMES: (1 CLOSING HE CLOSING H CLOSING H

Properties Surrounding Greenbelt: A.) LARGO: 1 DR condo, for rent, l471i.OO per month or SALE

at 187,1100.

B.) GREENBRIAR· HELP, 151,911

D.) SUNNYSIDE ( oller: PPark): 4 lrvcol split In grcoat condi­tion, convenient to all tranRporta tlon, many upgrades and extras, one car r:arar:e, CLOSING HELP, $48,900. ·

SO MANY HOMES HAVE SOLD I HAVE A NEED

FOR MORE PROPERTIES TO SELL!

CONSIDERING A CHANGE IN RESIDENCE?

There are three key alementa to conelde;:

A) Yoar needa: thlnga you positively have to have.

B) ~=-wante: thlnp you'd like to have, but don't neceaaarily

C) Your quaUIJcatlou:

1) Your lnltlalinveatment (caah to mon In)

2) Your total Income (groaa yearly Income)

3) Your debt service (total lndebtednesa)

I would like the opportunity to dlacusa with you how we can combine t~eae three factors to aulat you and your family In achlevmr: your houalnr goala both within Greenbelt and the metropolitan area • of courae with no oblll'ation.

441-1010 TTY-474-2529 Now Available 474-5700

Plea .. ask tor "Rick" .u:orrrssOJtsac:nrzusu un.usauuu Zl.TJC'l.TJJO& aJJ.TJJrCCDseca:tCJI.1iJL.1¥:o:

Thursda:v, March 1. 1984 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

-CLASS I FlED • TRUCK FOR SALE 1974 Ford • F-100, 1800, call 441-2412.

,2.00 minimum for ten worda, lOc each additional wGrd. No charre for listing ltema ti)at; are found. Submit ad witll payment to the News Review oftlca between 8 and 10 p.m. of the Tueeday preceding publication, or to the Newil Re· view drop box In the Greenbelt Coop grocery store before 7 p.m. Tuesday, of mall to P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770. BOXED: $3.76/oolumn ineh. Mini. mum 1~ lnchea (.11.88). FOR SALE - Two wedding Gowns, size 9-71l.OO. Size 11; 60.00--handmade. Both worn only once. Also, t~o bridesmaid& dresses w/matchlnr hats, color­pastel blue wom only once. Sizes 9/10 & 11/12, llO.OO each aet. Call Nancy-work-864-0034, home-­Mon-Thur -after 6 p.m.- 677-4127. Sun. anytime. \ FEDERAL AND STATE'TAX preparation :- Computer accuracy and speed of service a11ured. RON TOUSIGNANT: 441-1033.

Computer Mini Floppy Disks. 5'4 inch with hub rings, soft sectored. Elephant at 124 for 10 or Ver­batim Data Life, Double Denalty, 10 in plastic box at 128. 441-2662. Also, plastic box, 13 ea.

WALL TO WALL CARPET ENTERPRISE CARPETS

Lewla Merritt

All brand• A St)'lea at REA­SONABLE Price1. Call for Appointment Anytime. If no answer, pleaM call back. I'Jn out aellinl' to :rour Mia'h..,.

IMPROVE YOUR NAILS lOO'Yo with my low priced manicuring. Call 3:30-6:80 wHkdata and 10:00-2:00 Sat. A Sun. Donna--345-3762.

;..PIANO TUNING. AllfD R~.AI.i Expert and Reliable Plano 8er­vice to Greenbelt. Benjam~ Ber­kofsky. 474-6894.

WORD PROCESSING: Letters. labels, malllnr llata, THESES. reports, or any word proceaalnr requirementa you may need. Call RON TOUSIGNANT : 441-1033.

ELLERS TYPEWRITER RE­PAIR - Elec:tric, atandard and portable. Cell 474-01194.

Profeaalonal PhotoJrr&phy b)' Frank J. NRmaler

100-11l0 4x&e In album P7&. with 10 8x10a 131&.

. Low Ll~rht Video weddlnr 6 r.captlon on VHS or beta • +~5

all other ahootinr 160/hour Duplicate• - po.

814-40U ••••••••••••••••••••••• BABYSITTER haa one available opening for toddler, 20 months-8 yr., lunch/anacka. Ref. avail­able, rail 441-8890.

FOR SALE: Enc~lopedla, World Book; mink coat; boota, new: ahoeo; clothea, new and uaed; ahawls; palma, large and 1mall; cut rlaaa; curio cab., rattan: cocktail gla11ea; jewelry; aplee rack; hooks; plcturea; poncho; deep fat fryer. Mareh 3 and 4 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., phone 346-6871.

M 0 VI N G SALE: Sawrday, March 3, 10·11, 114011 Howard Court, Beltevllle, N7~1011.

INCOME TAX Jonc,thon W. Chucleon

'7187 Korriaon Drma Greenbelt 141-6110

Ennlnr A w .. und Appointment.

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PLY. FURY - '69, 99K miles, p.a. air, automatic, needs timing chain. As it. 1100, 47.,9209.

WANTED - Foster parents to work with troubled teens. Oppor­tunity to enhance 1kllla as an Integral par-t of a profeaalonal helping team. Training, support aervlces, and 1\nanclal assistance provided. Call 459-55215.

VOLUNTF.>ER WANTED: Person with bookkeeping experience to help with News Review billing. Nom-Inal pay.

BRING JOY 6 AWARENESS TO LIFE

RESOLVE PROBLEMS

Fern Weiland Tllerepeutlc Coun•llnr

Etrective Communlcatl~n TA 3 Convenient 4ti·5N6

Locatlona Reasonable feea

XEROX COPIES 7c each for 8'Aa x 11, Greenbelt Graphics, Mary­land Trade Center, Room 170. Mon - Fri. 9-4:30. 474-2860.

' LIVE WHEAT GRASS for sa\1! . 261-6398. How to Leaaon• avail­able. I BUY USED Push Button Tele­phones. .("AT&:T" and "Bell" only). 26~-6898. C.P.A. will prepare tax returns In your home. 340-9686.

I BUY BROKEN Zenltb color TV portables. Call 261-6398 with model and chaaala #s.

PIANO LESSONS: Peabody Conaervatory Graduate. Berin­nen - Advanced. 963-7094.

INCOME TAX PREPARATION -Reaaonable rates, call James Cantwell, CPA at &77-0726.

'CG"FLOORS UJIO DISTRIBUTION PL.

BELTBVILLE, MD.

tiT .ani Carpeta, Wood tioora, vinyl

Floors, Ceramic Floor &: Wall Tiles. Sandlna A ret\nlahlnl' Free JSatlmatel Clark Greea

CALDWELL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE • All makea repaired. Oall after II p.fh. 1193-9323.

ROOMMATE WANTED: Pro­feaalonal female, non-amoker to ahare 2 bedroom, 1 bath town­houae w/aame. 12211.00 and Yo utilltlea per month. Security depoalt required. C.ll 47~196 after 7 p.m. DEAR LORD AND ST. JUDY':, thank you for prayers anawered.

TYPING SERVICE - Quick and accurate. Will edit. Low ratea. ~1-27«.

WARDROBE: 11'6" high, 3'6" wide, 21" deep with 2 doors and lock. Good quality metal, mirror and ahelf, call 47'-1063. FOR SALE: 78 Ford Van, Econo­Jina, 1110, rood condllllon, AC, AM!FM, 110,000 mllea, 12.&00, i:all 871-6&39 after 6:00 p.m., M-F. HOUSECLEANING - Ex Per­lenced couple will do houseclean­In&'. Very reliable, rood Greenbelt r.terence1. C.ll 34&-&063.

PAINTING INTERIOR A BXTBRIOR

PAPDING DrywaD A PlaaMr a.,.lr

GRADY'S PAINTING 441-H'JI Call Any Time

GrMDbelt. Md.

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ll'ELEPHONES: Puah buttons, free modular lnatallatlon, Green­belt Phone, 474-1011. · SLIHNASTICS! Oneoinr claaaea now aceeptinl' limited enrollment. SpeclaHzlnr In allmnaatlca for firming, toninl' &; conturing. Con­tact Beth, &cfl.-4890. YARD SALE: Sat., Mar. 3l'd, 9:00 to 2 :00 p.m. Furniture, toya, books, housewares. 6-G Rldre Rd., weather permlttinl'. MALEROOKMATE-W ANTED: Share 2-bedroom, '200.00/month plus half elec. and phone. Profea­alonal penon prefe~. Brae Brook Village, aeroia f r' o m NASA. Call 1177-3660 (home.) 344-0&70 (work). . ' ' APARTMENT ·SAtE: 6164 Springhill Terrace, #208, 9-ll, Milreh 3. Furniture, atereo, type­writer, ruga, Atari, pictures, c_:lothes, houeehold \tel;lls. NEED RIDE: 9 to II to Laurel­Beltsville area from Old Green­belt. Call «1·1248. wANTED TO p u R c H A s E: House or lot, vicinity Greenbelt Lake. li88-&971l. ROOMMATE WA'NTED-NASA area---1260/month, i~lJides ll,~ill­ties-Call J~m at &77-0726. FOR RENT: Hunt-ing Ridge Club, luxury one bedroom, garden apt., top ll'oor-balcony, waaher/dryer, wall to wall carpet, swimming pool, W.11nii court, health spa,

, ba-aketball, walkhlg dl.n.'nce to Greenway ShopJrilll Center, min­utes from NASA, 20 mlnutea to Downtown 'D.C., Yo hour to DaltO., $62&/mo., 34()..7898. • SALE BY oW Itilk: 6W) Ridge: Rd.,- twO..:bcbtn end frame w/2·ato.ry ad6itlon. Remodeled throu11¥1ut. ·Lia-W; 124-8336 or H: 1189-7134. . QUALITY 8UNDECK8 i HOME

. IMPROVEMENTS: Bollife4, II- . cenaed #19186, tree •tlmatee, area NfeNnc:aa. Call ·tiSS4'fl8, aak for Steve. . FOUND PUr, aiiiill dog, elder,. ly, deaf In 1_..., pleaae nil 474-1939, 47~411. . - ' FOR sALt: '14 ·iiavericlt, very rood condition, MD. lnap. Alao Maverick parte, See'lt at: 6 Lake­view Clrele, or call 3f6-8826. TUTOR: Comp11ter programm·lng and math. Reaaoneble ratea. Call 346-1716. FOR SALE: '74 Pontiac Ventura, 4-door, S cyl., auto, dependable, low mileage. 1700/otrer 474-6920.

PlANK GOMIZ * * •. PAINTING

PLAfti'.IUlfd WALLPAPJ:IUNO

Alao Quail~ Ceramic Tt1e DrJ Wall Tub Kit liiBtallaUclll

LtPt Oupla~ J:acellent Greenbelt a.r-..

o&BNULT/OOimS <Tbey 10 Tapdaer)·

*. 4T4-1114 *

Stern'• SHOE REPAIR leltwayPiaza

WHILE-U-WAIT IXPIRT llioe hpalr ' HANOIAGS/LUGGAOI

Shoe Care PftMiucts laoel • polllhel

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Peace CoiiiiiL-S.eil.n Fo .... on C.nt AMi:a

The Greenbelt Peace Commit­tee will aponaor a public forum on Karch 6 entitled The Forelp Polley of the United Statu and Central America: The forum will be held In the meetlnl' room of the Greet~belt Public Library from 7 to 9 p.m.

Phillip Wheaton, Director of the Ecumenical ProJrr&m for Inter­American Communication a n d Action, will dlacQII his obaerva­tlone of the condition• In Central America.

Sam .Pizzitratl, Director of Communications for the national Education Association and mem­ber of the Steerln1r Committee of t,he Wuhlngton Area Labor Com­ll)i ttee on Central America, will dlaeuss his inveatiration of re­ports of violence .,..tnat El Sal­v,adoran labor orranlaatlona.

Robert Kurz, consultant to the House Subcommittee on Weatem Hemisphere Aff•ln chaired by Repreaentative Michael · Bartlfa (O.:.Md.), will dl~ Coqrea­aional action and the 11Kiaainrer Commission" r~ort.

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"' wDl ... Wei t1ala ....,..,., Kan:11· I, ftplll to-H 80011 at tilt Youth Ce!Ker. 8oj1 and PI• .,._ tween the am of 8 to 11 are tn.tted to Join. Draft wtn be held lit Karch and the opeajlll rame f• achadallcl A.prO •• a Sullday. For lldclltlonal lntonu-tiOil call sn-'J-. . •

: The Washington Post

carrlen wantM • Old Greenbelt Call 334-601 ~

HELP WANTID ..

Deltaville Retail · Hanhran •tore aeeb one lndlnlual for full-time ul•• poldtlon. Call Michael Riehard1 1 • I p.m. on tl'r-8'JP.

MtNI STORAGE NOW AVAILABLE IN GREENBELT AREA

4x4x6; lx4x6; 7x5x7li; lx6xl;' starting at $17.00 per .Mnth

794-7800

e BONDBD e IXtvaD Prae IWiaa~ AU Wen o......-HOMI AND Y AID Jllaata-A S11nb1

lu-.IMINT ~ Serriea ,....",.,,. Lawn C.n SBVICES Roto t'llllq

JUU.C. #IAU .I~ . .........

_ ~ Wll.,._ 345 1361 Rooftnr ~ ,....lfo 108 TOO -.u£ Gatten

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• MOVING ip co.

441-3345 LOCATID·W ..-LT

SERVING THE ENTIRE METRO AREA • Expert Movtncl a P8cklno • lnllnd • COIIICI•-.,. ...._ • LMve. frulr Equipped, ......-v .. • ,,.. EllllnMel

KIII•TeCHM.R -MOVINCI CO.

a~ VII A I" DISCOUNT WITH KltN'ftON 01' TBI8 AD ,

DI'HI NIIGHIOIHOOD COLOI TV /VCID IEPAIIMAN HAS A NIW PHONI NUMIIII

565..0001

I provide In-home aervlce In thla nelrhborhood a da71 eMb ..U aa well ae IOIBe evenlnp and weekend1. I'm bonded, 1iealld aDd top rated for oYer Ill yean. You caD c:o1Pit Clll mr ~ &1111 prompt fair HrYice. I alwaya call before vllltlll&', earry more tllan 5 time• the netmal lnnntor)' of parta, and eatl (u...H) atwaJI repair roar Color TV IN YOUR HOKE, ON Olf& TRIP. I npalr BI FI'S aDd val'• alao. I baJ brokn color Z.lda poltaltlel. Call wltb moclel aiWI chaalil no'a. from bllck of Mt.

Tllub fw reMial •1 AD. ,.._.. ••• lt.

I. JoHNSON 01 IN-HOMI f'( SlaVICI

s. • I KJ8t MY PIOMISII • ••• . I ·, '' •

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.,. .. ------'.' t l'· Introductory Sale

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"DrJiightful Chini1S6 Cuisin~" S.m H. Den, Propr;.tor

11116 Baltimore Blvd. • Beltsville 937·5390

~oHtLMo ~utawr""t FRENCH AMERICAN CUISINE .

We cordially Invite YOU to buy ONE DII!IHEA ENTREE & get a. SECOND DINNER o! equal or lesHr value

F R E E Evening only wit~ thia Ad Offer enda Mat'ch 1&, 1984 Not Valid with Gourmet Dinner

10280 Baltimore BlYd., Rt. 1 CoHere Park Beltwar Exit 28A

474-7300 COCKTAILS

L-UNCHEON - DINNER - SUNDAY BRUNCH. Banquets and Special Part!" C.tered too

COORI ..... c. " 14 - 11 oz. • ,. c­

WIIflll Otllr $9.99

IC:RORDB.,. ICOTCII •. " ... 1.71 Ltr.

$10.99

IIYAN'I CREME 30• LIOUIUII

JIIIMI,

S6.49

-IIR BRAlf BIER c.. ol 14 • 12 Ol. c­

w ..... Only

$7.99

GUI!ft GIN .. 1.75 Ur.

$1M

MAJOR CREDIT CARDSI ---- ...........

Rehab Information MHtlngs

J.Be ... a ............ ~ .... I'Oa'l!IAJIII -

- roa'I'IOLIOB -

Panasonil Sport 500 Sale price $154.95

rer. S1119

-~-Sprllll Specials: 1'11ne-up S14.95

Complete Onrbaul $39.91 WITH THIS AD ONLY

COLLEGE PARK SCHWINN®.

5003 GREENBELT aD.

441-9231 345-7675

NYMAI'IJ REALrt, INC. "Rick" Barber GRI CIS , , .

*Certified Reeldentlal Spe­elallet ( CRS)

*Graduate Realtora Inati­tute (GRI)

*Member, Prince Geol'lft County Board of Realtora •1981 Realtor AaiOdate

of the Year, etm Community In­

wlvemot Award et881-1888 Bd. of Dlree-

tora •'IlLS tlatintr Award •1981- 7th Pl: Moat Settled e1982- 5th PL Most Settled

WAMTBBI Propertlea to market Ia the GNeDbelt area. (-Gm, Cbarleatowne Tlllap, Greeftbrlar, Wlndlor Gnn, LU~e, Box'woH, Lake­wood, Wooclland Billa). CaD fgp 110 obllptkm eoni'Glta­tie11. 441-1010 474-5700

Aile for ...we''

i lAS VEGAS \ttNIGBT ,t .~ Saturday, March 3

· 7:30 p.m .. - 12:30 a.m. ., Grenoble Hall 135 CMCent Road Gree~lt

her . tt· Thoroughbred Races Poker.

llack Jack lit Six &

More Mixeci.Drlnka Feod

Admiulon Sl Minimum Are - 18 yean

Sp<~naored by St. Hotrb'a CYO

505 s 50S - 50S 505 - sos - sos - sos 505 -

~~s.o.s. CLIP & SIGN

I the petition below

Save Our Service•

505 ~

Masonry Repairs § I

and return to S.O.S. Committee By Mall:

S.O.S. Committee c/o J011eph C. IIUCII 112 Julian Court Greenbelt, MD 20770

At Drop Boxes: • Municipal Building Lobby • Library

Weekly information meetlnp about ma11onry struc­tural repairs and palntin&' will be held on Mondays. from 6-6 :80 p.m. In the GHI Board Room. The next meetlr11

Is acheduled for -

Monday, March 5 The pupoee of thla meeetiq ta to keep 1011 Informed, Uaten to

ud reapnd to Jour eoneema about pabltiq aM atruetural npatn.

Tile om BotUM (4'7~1M4) allo ~ lnfonnatlo11 about nllab taeludlq aehedulea aDd the atatlll fill. speelal reqlllltl. Dw­lq baal- houra, a atatr IUIDber Ia a..naltle to anawer J01lr .-attou. At ot.ber tlmea, rou eu llltlll to tiM pn-reeorcled lnfor­

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I Dear Membert of the OCI loard of Dlrectora: I I To aasure the continuance of food, pharmacy and auto services as cur- ( 1 rently provided by Co-op and that are aenaltlve to the needs of the citizens I

of Greenbelt, I am joining others from Greenbelt In ask I Ill that you:

I (1) Reveree your deei11ion to divest the Greenbelt eupermarket, pharmacy I I and aervlce station; or I I (2) ~ a minimum, extend your operation of the services for at leaat alx 1

months. beyond the propoeed date of divestiture so that a reasonable I opportunity ia Jiven to let others take over their operation. I I I -ttn aDd leaft a __,. If JOU atill .... 1aelp •.

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Por 111formattn aboat :roar p~ l111peetion n- I port and U.. partie111ar work cloae to 7ftflll 1111lt. eall the rehab 1 Addrua 1 6ea (474-1100). Yoa eu \Mil uk to .,.U to the CoDitne-tloa llaupr, Paul Jaeben, of A.merieU Propert.J Co~~atrwld-.' 1 Note: The Save OUr Servicu (808) Citizens Committee accepta full re- I

sponaibillty for forwardinJ thia petition to the GCI Board. IDL • I • ··-· ....... ---.. -......... ----

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&mnbdt s.o.s. Petition• '•'* ltws ltuitw

AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

Volume 47, Number 16 P.O. Box 68, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 Thurs., March 8, 1984

Court VacatesTem~porary Injunction Against GCI, Finding it Unnecessary

by Bill Rowland Chairman of the GCI Board of

Greenbelt Cooperative, Inc. (QCI) has been released Directora. from the court injunction of February 28 .requiring the Mohn'a Statement cooperative to cease temporarily its movement toward di- Mohn recounted the history of vestnure of supermarket and service statiQII operations. ftnanclal lou suffered by the However, GCI Npresentatives must still app"ar before the grocery store and service ate-

c. · C f p G C tion operations durin& recent 1rcmt ourt o rince eorges ounty lat~r this month years, with these losses totalling

to show cause why divestiture should not be further de- suoo,ooo durinr the past 13 layed and put to a vote of the GCI membership in June. years. He noted "the deleterious

Judge James Magruder Rea being represented by attorney F. impact auch losses are havlnr on annulled his previous injunction Anthony McCarthy. Both attor· GCI's ability to operate prod­on Friday, March 2, after hear- neya live In Greenbelt. The olti- ently and in the interest of ita inr arromenta presented that mate goal of the petitioners Is member patrons." He pve dollar day by GCI atto!"''eya from the to force GCI to put the divest!- ftgorea to show that only the Washington law firm of Hamel & ture matter to a vote by the co- SCAN furniture dlviaion has Park. According to John T. Ward, operative's membership dorinr been operating profttebly. Mohn one of the attomeya for the pe- its June meeting, with no proxy then made a number of other tltioners arat.lnat GCI, Judge Rea voting allowed. points related to the preaent legal made hia decision primarily on GCI, In aakintr Judge Rea to action against GCI: the rrou~da that with the further vacate the temporary Injunction, -He itemized waye In which, legal action that is still pendlnr, preeented writteJ arpments In despite the · divestiture deeialon, GCI would be effectively blocked support of ita request. Two of GCI Ia euentlaUy maintainlnr from sales of ita properties, thus the arguments ,..ere baaed on the atatua quo - e.g., no aalea makinr the temporary Injunction technical points cif law-one, that contraeta have been entered Into, unneceuary. Ward told the Newe the 80-day injunction violated 1 inventory is not beinl' depleted Review that Judl(e Rea orally provision of the Maryland Rules "below commercially reasonable advised GCI that any actions of Procedure that limite auch levela, althoutrb (GCI) ie not cur­they take between now and the Injunctions ap.ipat llaJ')'land rentl;r reorderintr -n:hancllee eilclw-eauae t..rintr w\U-Oe IMib- rnident:r · to no 'l'illlfr than 1ct • •flbr tJie.. Co-ep. .laW."· .aM . .-. ject to court scrutiny. days; the other, ·that the granting employees have IJt,en d!ieha.rred

According to Ward, the March of the Injunction with no prior as . •. result of the dtveattture 2 proceeding was an "adveraary notice to GCI also violated the dectaton. hearing" in which both parties same provision of Maryland law -He summarized the prea~nt were represented and oft'ered ar- as interpreted in a precedent case status of aalea eft'orte, aaymr gumenta. The earlier hearinr on decided by the U.S. Supreme that "GCI has received bids f'?m February 28 was "ex parte," with Court. The third arpment-that a nombe~ of, local coo~;~erattve GCI not represented. the petitioners would auft'er no orranizattons mtereated tn pur-

The petitioners in this caae are hann If the injunction were lifted chaainr the service stations and three Greenbelt residents who are and the matter dealt with In the grocery atorea and continuing to members of GCI - Beatrix D. forthcomin1 hearinr on the mer- operate them as cooperatives." Whitehall, Albert K. Herling, and its of the case-waa presented Repeating GCI'a wish to complete Robert Earl Wilson. In addition to the court in the form of 1 sales ne1otlations for all re-to Ward, the petitioners are also sworn aftldavit by Paul 0. Mohn, See COURT, Pill 5, col. I

More than 600 Greenbeltera have now •iaMd tbe S.O.S.· Petition ukir11 Greenbelt Co-o~ative, Inc:. (GCl) to~ verse its divestiture decision or, at leut,:.to deliv that ac­tion for siW'monthe. The GCI board eummtir pJ8. to ..U . off Its money-losin&' food stores, pharmaclel aud IU Ita­tiona bta!d'cb 81 and has actively been eeekiq bidl from locally- co-ope to purchue the faeiUti• or should that fail, bids from other independent operaton would be ac­cepted.

"Thanks to the cooperation of room. For Information call I-. aeversl of the city'a civic and 345-11671. homeowner aaaoclatlona, the re­aponae h" been very trood." Joe Ieaaca, S.O.S. chairman told ihe Newa Review. "However," be noted, "many more Greenbelters need to be beard from before Mareh 12" when the S.O.S. pe­tition• will be preaented at the GCI board meetinc.

The cllp-c~Qt petitloa acain ap­pears In tbia l.11ue of the Newa Review (aee ae page (8). Iaaace expects a big boost by realdenta of Windsor G~n ud Sprlnrblll Lake where hOtpeowner and civic aasociatlons dietrlbuted poat card petitions this peat week.

The petition*, said llaacs, may be critical In that they •-tV• notice to GCI' of aerioua com­munlty . concern. S.O.S. aupports a permanent . restralnlntr order which would asaure that the Co-op membe~hip can vote on the queation of divestiture at the annual meetinlit on June 9.

The ad4itlonal time would alao assiat the new Greenbelt Con­sumer Cooperative, Inc., In Ita efforta to aequire the foo4, phar­macy and auto aervl011 ahould the dlveattture .declaion be reaf­firmed by the Cio-op membenhip.

The nut mettlntr of the S.O.S. Committee will be held on Man:h 16 at 8 p.111, In the city council

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Meetin&', Ramlltoa Place Sat., liar. 18, 10·12 -L Lit­

tle Leai(Ue Baseball late ailrli·Up, Youth Center

Thura., Mar. 15, 8 p.m. SOS Meetlnr, City Council Cham­bers

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The Board of Dlnetora of the newlJ ortranlud Greebelt Coa­tumer Co-op (OCC) haft ehoMD Bob Davia to be ille Co-op lton mana~r~r If the GCC doea take control of the co-op.

Ron Wllldnaon, the pr110t store ma~r, aeya he hoptl to take a lonlf vacation.

Davis Ia currently maaqlnr the Co-op Supermarket In a...~ na Park. No plana haft been made to ortranlse • loeal Co-op to take over that atore, ao It probably will be aolcl to a pri­vate operator.

Before be worked for Co-op, Davia Qlanapd Super Tllrlft 111-permarketa In Etlrewoocl ' ud Columbia. He alllt wae ~-' Director ol Corporate Btora ,_ P.A. 6 S. Small Colllpaily, tile wboleaele rroeer .... t auppU.. all C~H~p Supel'lll&l"kttt. GCC will eont!Due to bur Ita trftelrlea, meate and produee from tiM Small CompaDJ.

The GCC hae palled the t.lf­war mark In lte laltial drlw for

~:;~-~"= . . ......................... ~-··· ftlltorlet ol the~.. ·· ' pharmtlcy and the HrYin ata-tlon. GCC hopea to take over the operation• on April 1.

The GCC meete every Prldat eveninr at 7:80 In the Greenbelt Homea Board Room. All Inter­ested peraona are invited to at­tend.

lew A1illal C..trel Or~i•••• Has Stiffer P•altill fer lillalen

by Philip J. HaR7ok A propoeed animal control ordinance for the city of

Greenbelt would enabl£' city officers to lasue citations with minimum ftnea of $10.

City to 'Press County for Summer Playgrounds in East Greenbelt

Normally auch an addition would require only a buildlnr permit. In thia c .. e, a epeelal exception to the county zonlnr lawa moet be obtained because the buildlnr is oeed for profes­sional purpose• In an area 1oned residential. In the worda of the city'• Advlaol')' Plannlntr Board report, "Thla oee baa not been qoe&tioned before becauee the use preceded the adoption of the area zonhii map in 1949."

by Bill Rowland Summer playJlround pro­

grams and winter potholes, more room for more dentists and more space for more cars, a police car that won't look like a police cl\r and two traffic lights that look alike - these were some of the mishmash of agenda items taken up by Greenbelt's city council during Its February 27 rellular meeting.

pro1rams earlier requested by Irvlnr. The new protrrams would be in addition to summer play· rround procrama already pro· vlded In the city's north end and In Springhill Lake, and other summer recreational aaaiatance provided at the Youth Center. The city provldea sopplift and equip­ment for these playrround pro­rrama.

Delltal Olllee Eapanalon

The new animal control regulations, similar to pro­poRed Prince George8 County animal control rerulationa, were proposed during the Feb. 27 Greenbelt city council meeting. Be~idea eatabllahlnr penalties

and enforcement remedlee for vlolatlntr the animal eontrol replatlona, the city ordinance would require eat ownen to pay an anniNil llcenae fee bot keep the 11me tar for their cate from year to year.

Aecordlnr to City Manarer Jamea K. Giese, the city and the county have acned that the county will provide the city with doc llcen.a rerlatratlon informa­tion, and the elty will ... let in laaoinr doc lleenMa for Green­belt realdent11.

to aaHH ftnea. And third, t1l. violation ean be cleelancl a all­demeanor. Till• third proeechan would require elbtlona aacl •~ reat proceftrla u eatUJialled ~ the atate of Marrlaad.

If a civil tine Ia laauecl, It l8lllt be paid within 10 clara or t.M IM dooblea. If the Dtw ftne Ia Mt paid within 11 dara, the elt1 ... 11nd tha eaM to Dlll\rlet Coat.

The Greenbriar/Glm Oake and Windsor Green/Glen Ora com­munities would ret new aummer playrroond pro&rama If city re­queata to the county are aoc­ceaaful. Hank Irvin1, Greenbelt's Director of Recreation, made eurh a request to the Maryland-Na-­tional Capital Park and Plannlnr: Commiaalon in December, but baa since learned that the county Planninr: Board haa adopted the Fiscal Year 1985 operatin1 bod1et without includlnr: fonda for auch new pror:rama. City council voted to aek the county executive and county council to provide the two

Council approved tl11 reqoeat of veteran Greenbelt dental aur­reon Clayton S. McCarl, Sr. to be allowed to make an addition to the dental offtce bolldinl at 28--A Rldr• Road. The propoeed addition would expand an exlet­lnr 4'ali' porch Into an encloaed lO'xlll' treatment area ("opera­tory"). The addition, to be lo­cated on the rarden aide of the bulldlnr away from the intenee­tion of Ridge Road and Garden­way, Ia wanted ao that It will not he nece1111')' to uae ihe two elllatlntr "operatoriea" Inconven­Iently located on the eecond ftoor. Staff of Greenbelt Homea, · Inc. (GHI) hae approved the addition.

Dr. Clayton McCarl and hie brother, Dr. J. Taylor McCarl, have been In practice torether at the Ridre Road addre11 for 27 years. Their late father preceded them with dental practice In the aame buildlnr. The third trenera­tion will come on the acene when two eon• of ClaJton join the practice 'hi• eprlntr.

8tellr Car Durlnc ltl last prevlooa meet.­

intr. council waa asked by City Manager Jamea Gleae for au­thorization to buy a oaed ear at auction to replace an ared ve­hicle belntr oeed bJ city offtce

Sae COUNCIL, patre S. OIL 1

The e~:latlntr animal control ordlnanea alao Nqlllna both cate and dotra to be llcmaed, but problema with dop laat aom­mer and cltlaen eoatplainta led to reqout a n- ordlaanc:e.

The animal control ordinance will uae three -•na of enforce­ment. Flnt. tM .c:itJ can 1m­poll civil ftnea which will be paid to the city. Second, the matter can be referNCI to the Prinee GeorJe• Animal Control Comatl ... alon which alao baa the power

Vlolatora alao have a r!Pt to etand trial for the eltetlona INt theJ moat 110tlfr tbe elt;r wltllta 20 daJ• of reeeivlllt' tbe ei...._ Th... c:itatloaa are aot madul vlolatlone but tile ICl8liMII WoaW reetllft the .... rlllate .. ba

a erimlaal -· The ordlnanea Ia apefted ·to

eome up for a vote cllaJotq eollll­cll'e lllareb 1t replar .......

Cky CeiM&err ..... Couneil alao eouldlnd a ""

queat bJ Harold A. lllpl of lt Maplewood Covt, Ulat lila elt;r cemetert ordhauee lae ....... to allow the aa1e el. aMIUoul .. .AlfiiiAL. ,... 4 ... '

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