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At a March II worbession, · the Greenbelt· lodge of the Fr.t­

ternal Order of Police (FOP; pr~­sented their requests for the next budget year lo the city coun~.:il.

· ~r requesrs included im:n::a~c'> in the night differential and <~n­

call pay rates. a cost of living in­crease, and city ·contributions~ to the health insurance costs of re­tiied offteers. A request for on­c::a:ll pay for the command staff was withdrawn during the meet­Ing >it the reque<;t of two of the department's thi"ee lieut~nants ·(one of whom· made the original requCst th.at the FOP ~cek ~this 'ben~fit for them).

Wll.ile declining to addres.., the specific FOP proposals until he presents his budget on March 2~. City Manager Mich:1el McLaughlin "encour:q;cfdJ .. coun­cil, if it considers gro.nllng the health .insurance, COLA or p;c

call pay requests, to apply them tb an city employees. not ju~t the police affl.cers.

More Officers ~eeded In addition to the pay and

benefits iSsues for which the FOP represents city officers, Pfc John ~~s ··once again cham­

pion{edl" the .cause of adding more officers to the city police force .. He argued that the number of officers on the street has not changed in the last seven or eight years. ·Council noted that rt had added offJ~rs.1 such as the school resource. officer and bike patrol offiCer. HOWever~ Rogers- said that these two/ officers are not re­ally "on the street." The bike of­ficer, for exaBlple, would have to return _to his car before being able to assist an officer in trouble. The number of sworn officers has increased from 42 in 1990 to 48 in 1997, with several of those officers having specific ·assignments (such as the traffic officer). Rogers said that at Jea.st fpur additional officers (one per patrol squad) are needed. Cpl. Carl Schinner told council that there has been a ''dramatic in­crease'' in armed robberies. Re­sponding to such a call takes ~ll

the: officers on duty at the time. He noted that as the city ha~ few new Officers, 'the average officer gets more leav.e time. As a re· suit. he said. "w.c are continually working with minimal'" staf1ing.

Heal!h Insurance The FOP's first rcqueM was

that· the city pay the same per­centage of tbe health insurance costs for retirees a.s it docs for active duty officers. Currently, retirees are eligible to continue -participating in the city's health insUrance plan, but mu~t pay the entire premium. For those with family cover~ge, the total co.st i.s currently $5,800. Rogers noted th?tt new federal legi~lation would require the city to cover the health insurance costs for officer-; ~ho had to retire due to injurie" suffered v.·hi1e responding to an

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ws Review Our office is located in the

Greenbelt Community Center. Use the entrance facing the Municipal

Building, go up the inside steps to the first door on the left (Room 100).

15 Crescent Rd .. Su1te 100, Greenbelt, ~D 20770-1887 Thur.;day, March 27. 1997

; Annual Pitch Jr-

James W. Bordas - Activist With the Fire Dept. - Dies

James William Bordas, 69 ay~·f~BenefitS · · .. I years of age, and longtime resi·­

gued, offkcr.s are now 7 percent dent of Greenbelt, passed away behind the consumer pr1.:e index. suddenly at Doctors Hospital on (CPI). Th1s argument 1~ bJ.sed March 20. He leaves a loving upon ch:mgcs sinCe !qs;. The and devoted familv, his wife ol· CPl has increas~d J.t.~ p<.•rccnt 47 years, Pauline, "sons Jame C. dur10g that tune, '"'hk ~.:ity and B.arry A. Bordas; loving· COLAs have totaled o~:!v 26.75 daughter-in-law Sandra Bordas; pcr..:r.:nt. (COLA~ UH' ~wt the grandchildren Samantha Woods only increases grantt:d tn city and Leo Bordas and great~ employees. As no~ed h:_. White, granddaug-hter Ashley Ga.briclle many employees also );!t.:t m.:rit Woods, all of Greenbelt.

emergency. F.a~ure to comply would co•:t the c\ty·ns eligib11ity for l.:ertain federal funds.

None- of th~ C~unc1lrnembers appeared intcre~"ft:~d ir, extending this benc~t1 although Counctlmembet~.~dward Puten~ a~kcd for a re._~-w of the citv·.., policy as it relat ' to officers v.. :ho re:tired o , ·. disabilitY. Councilmernbef:;·~homas \Vhiie 'iuggested, sincl"1ong term dis­abilities are cqVercd under the state retirement~ '·plan. asking the state legislature' to con~idcr pro­viding this bcndit to all disabled munieipal employees. Chid James Crate nqtcd that only four officers in the history of the c1t;. police fort.:e refired on length of · service; the rerhamder have a11

p:1y incn:a~cs. Puten'> < nuntcred Jim Bordas has been in th.:.~t merit pay raises art' nnr·com~ Greenbelt since 1937. He re­parahle to COLAs.) sided in Berwyn Heights but at~

His happiest moments were spent helping his friends and neighbors. helping to fix any­thmg that might need his atten-

Rngc:rs 'i.aid th:ll thr ri.."quested tended Greenbelt Center. EI­COI..:\ WllUid nut dl'"'t' :lw; g:.tp. ementary St:hc~ol. He went on hut v.c1uld "alluw us to "(\mcwhnt,. to Greenbelt Htgh School where catch up." Bram notd that tlv:,- he gra_duatcd in .1945 .and then cit;. ha-; pmvicJed :H.kl tin1,;t) ben- went tnto. the l1.S. t...;av-y :1nd clits other than COL:\:-. ;md that served unttl 1947.

retired on disability.

" ... the number of officers on the street has not

changed in the last seven or eight years. "

Pfc John Rogers

the n.:a~on COLAs w ~-n.: not p~1H.I

the la~t t\ .. m ycars is th.tl •·there w:.tsn 't an'" monev."

\Vhite t1ad liul~ s:-mp.~thy. He said that the gap cited hy Rugers was '"pretty good," con: pared with the federal pay gap of :'.I percent. Davis satd that tt!a(.:hers had falien even farther hl~hind the CPL

Bram suggested that the Rogers said he could not say COLA requested b'l th~.: FOP ':"a"

·who else offered such a bene.t;it, h-1gh, noting that ied~ral pay in­and qut;stioned the legitimacy fof creased only 2.9 percent last year. limiting city benefits to wti'at Rogers objected to the federal other jurisdictions offered. sug- pay raise being used as a ceiling gesting that only the city's situa- on city pay raises. He said that tion is relevant. the only relevant information is

Councilmember Rodney Rob- the availability of city funds and erts noted that he had ··never how the city's budget works. heard of' an}: private company or The mayor countered that the city other jurisdiction paying health budget. "won't work," and that insurance costs for retirees. funds arc again expected to be Co"uncilmember Judith Davis un- light. Rogers argued that prac­derstood why the FOP \fas mak- tices of other junsdictions should ing this request - it would be a not "enter in" to considerations of very nice benefit, she said. city benefits. He declined to However, she hoped Rogers url,- agree, however. when Bram derstood that the city may need ·sought an agreement thill the to do other thmgs with Its funds. FOP wouldn't u<;e the practices

Mayor Antoinette Bram noted, of other jurisdictlon~ when seek­and Rogers agreed, that the FOP ing additional benefits in the fu­was asking for better benefit:S ture. than offered by the federal gov- ·. Davis called thi'i "another ernment. Rogers countered that· wonderful propo~al," but asked if all active duty officers joined him to "show me lhe money." the health im:urance progr<~m, it Roger" e'i.timal\"d that a f1ve would cost the city more than the percent COLA fur the FOP requested benefit. This argument would cost 'S 112,)00 for the next also ap_pcared not to sway the fiscal year. McLaughlin esti-councilmembcrs. mated that grantm;..: that same

Cost or Li\"ing Increase COLA to the cntir~ city work The FOP is .seeking a five per- force would co'>t 'S ~oO.OOO.

cent co'st of living adjustment r Command Staff On-Call Pay lCOLA) for the next fiscal year. · This propn~al v.a" withdrawn, Rogers noted that city employees ,, S("e FOP, page 8 · have not had a COLA for the last two years. As a resull, he ar- Sunrise Service

What Goes On Mon., March· 31, 10

a.m. Easter Egg Hunt, "Budd)" A nick Park

\\'ed.; April 2, 7 p.m. 60th Anniversary Commit­tee. Community Center

7:30 p.m. Advisory Plan­ning Board, Commumty Center

Sunday, March ~(1. at 7 a.m. is the observance of the Greenbelt Interfaith Easter Su~1rise Service at Greenbelt Lake Park. This Easter Service j-; s.pon~ored by the Greenbelt Clergy Association. There will be several faith com­munities participatmg. The Easter Sunri<;e Service is open to all. In ca~e of rain. the a~semblv will meet at the Greenbelt B~aptist Church at Cn::..,cent and Greenhill Road)>. h.:nd

Jim Bordas and Pauline St. Martin 'or Greenbelt wne mar­ried in. St. Hugh's Church on November 12, 1949. They moved into an apartment on Crescent Rd. He became a member of th~ Greenbelt \'ohm­leer Fire Department. lie worked for the Federal Govern­men~ a"nd finally obtatned the position of Chief of Payroll fnr lhc Weather Bureau which be­came the National Qceank At­mospheric Administration, retir­ing after 37 years of sendee.

James M. Bordas

tion, and repairing btkes and toys for the neighborhood chil­dren.

When he wa.s runmng on fire calls he sparked the interest of sFveral young men in the nclgh­~orhood who joined the Greenbelt Fire Department and then eventually became profes­sional fire fighters: His s-on

See BORDAS, page S

Teenage Fair Offers Job, Community Service Info

The Greenbelt Recreation De­partment is sponsoring a Teenage Fair to be heJd at the Springhill Lake Recreation Center on Satur­day, April 12 from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Representatives from gov­ernment al)d private· businesses will be present to offer commu­nity service and summer jdbs .. Light refn;shments, including pizza, will be served- tq those· who attend. ~-

cations, information on available financial aid, and assistance in preparing for SAT exams.

Kevin McLinton, a former basketball star at the University of Maryland. who is now com· pleting his neceSS¥}' course work at the university for a criminol­ogy degree, will be present at the fair to. say hello and encourage students to complete their educa-tion.

It h<~s been reported in the: Teenagers will receive infor~ Washington Post that 3.000 stu- - mation about the fair from dents_ from Prince George's and schools, from advertiseme1: in Montgomery County have not the News Review, and frum mt­fulfilled their community service ers placed at many loca ions obligations and will not be able around town. j to graduate from high school thts To date, the following govern­year. The Green~lt Teenage- Fair ment and private business Orgam­will provide students with oppor- zations have made a commitmenf tunities to meet representatives of to attend the fair: Einstein ~agel<;, organizations which have commu- CO-OP. ?-Eleven, K-Marl. CVS nity service openings. Students Pharmacy, AMC Thcd,crs, 3 are encouraged to attend the fair - Brothers Piaa, Holly"'-ooJ Video, and make arrangements to fulfill City of Greenbelt, Chevy Chase their graduation community ser- Rank, Crestar Bank, Frank's vice requirements. In addition to r-.;ursery, Prince George•.., County community ~ervice job.'>, the· pri- Amerit:an Red Cro~~. Greenbelt vate business representatives will 1\:"ursing & Rehabtlitation Center, be seeking to hire qualified stu- Greenbelt Adult Day Care, dents for summer employment. Goddard Space Flight Center

A third component of the fair (NASA). Greeribelt Park, Owens is to provide registration for the Science Center, and the U.S, Dis­Greenbelt !v1ovmg Ahead (GMA) trict Court Hou!.e. progrJn, which will be held at Teenagers are encouraged to the Springhill Lake Recreation bring their parents or other adult Center on Saturday mornings dur- relatives so that they may get a ing the "chool year. The program better understanding about the will pro .... 1dc tutonng, gu1_da:nce m benefit~ and responstbihtie.s a~so-filling ou! job and college appli- ciated with community ~crvice.

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Thanks V•ie wouLd hlc.e to 'thank -..ou.

3.1! o:.H Greenbelt friends ·and :'lerghbors. t'or your overwhelming ~upport during the most difficult occasion of the passing of our ousband. father. and grandfather. Hugh.:.AcEvoy. Your thoughts and prayers were a gre3t comfort 01.:er the Jast few months. Your kmdness and generosity exempli­fies the sptrit that makes GreeTibelt a spectal place.

The McEvoy Family

Thanks The famrry of Thomas 'lim··

Delaney would like to thank all our fnends and neighbors who h.i'•e helped us '>0 much in our l:ereavement. owe woufd aiso hke ~n rhar.k rhe American Legion ?:>;;;: #!31') !t)r .lU they have done !:1r u-. .l.nd F:..~ther Crowley of S1. Hugh's Chun:h. who brought -Om~ort and support dunng a dtf· ~-.,: •.dt tn":"':e Thank ) ou and pod Bh:-.;, I

Delaney Fafnily

On Tram Ride .-\~ .1 -..oiunteer at the Sat10nal

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Han·ey GeiiC:r

A ITE..,ll0:'\1 TEACHERS Dt-aw1ng!; b" l"kr:uuan ch1kfn:n·

.:m= ava>L.lbk: free for usc by t~achers. 1rh optJon of wnting

lener; to art ts. Drawn/painted to co.:'memora tenth anntvasary

or the_ C'he pc:rwer pl:.lnt dJ'W.ster In :\puf. 1'~86. 1:!-25

p1c1ure:; .lTe ..1\o':ulabk m each age r.lrlge. 6-B. 9-1 I. 1.> 14

See artlcle \t.uch l ~ 1'>-.uC of !he \ic;-.s Re\:(..,.,.

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Boomers Respond ln. Open LeHer Dear Madam ~avor:

Someone prod~ced a video for us ·containing the contents of the March 13th N04-·s Review. {We v.atched it on TV. because: as. you may know we boomers don't read,) The video was difficult to hear (that roc)t music you know). but we mariaged to make out some comments you apparently m.:tde to the Golden Age Club. You1said something about boo rs growing older (well, don't we all), and how thev aren't like today 's semors. Ther~ seemed to be some sugge5tion that we need guidance so that we can adjust to our golden years. fIt was hard co hear over the Beatles music.) Dtd you·mention tha~ we also were looking for vJdeo garr.e.s. and a pJace to bum o.ur incense? Could you see about having a ··quad room" put m Green Rid2e House so we can listen to a~ ltttle Jefferson Stan-htp:? [l ~~ nJCe to ·know that che city .1s thinking ahead to our rt::1rement need'>. :o-.;ow if you cou~d only arrange for some ''Peace·· symbols to be sprayed on the walls that would be great~ Als.o. how about a Friday night protest, you kr.ov. us bo9111ers love a good counter-culture dem-

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

or:~tra<HJr:. \\.'~II. ;ust thought · ..... ·e'd g:·.:: ;.(ltJ :.cmcthu1g else ro

thmi<. a b.-;·..:~. You carr never plan too f..1r :.:he..1d'

\\iayne & Ruth Spong. Boomers

A Better Spray The Greenbelt News Review

deserves every crefiiL for the two ankles on the announcement by the Maryland Department of Ag­riculture (~DA) that it plans to JOin with the. U. S. Forest Service and the Prince George's County government to spray the central section of Greenbelt . with Dimilin. The target. is the cater­pillar of the gypsy mo!h. Cater­pillars die after they eat leaves sprayed wi.ttf Dimilin because they cannot form new, iarger skins.

The umntended targets are the other moths and butterflieS and perhaps you and me. We have had enough of these well-mean­ing. but td!Ottc. actiOFlS. In one sweeping statement 'the MDA says that no human health effects are likel). Wh> didn't the MDA say - "ab-..olutely and positively no human health effects are likely."

There is another way to sup­press the gypsy m<;>th and save our oaks from defoli3.tion. On ~arch 14. 1997. Susa.n Rudy. en­vironmentaJ 'ipec1alist with the. National Park Service. announced that the L".S. Fish and Wildlife Service V~o!l! spray the;860 con-

Wed.esday, April2, 1997 7:30PM

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Comm-unity Center Senior ClaSSI'ooDi/Conferenc.e/Gallery

Aq~NDA

.Call to Order Apprm:al of Agenda AppTOV3l of Minutes

Rcview_Ret.·omrnendatlon fur <:itv Ordinance Referencing Storage ~f\'t:hide~ <;n City Srrcets

.:; ~ Rt:view Rn:ommendarion for Improving Pedestrian Safety on Hanover Parkwav at Ekanot Roosevelt fli~h ~(_-hool .

( 'p<btc: on Cqmmunity Center SJ.gn Request

Greenbelt Needs You!

TO VOWNTUR TO SERVE ON AN ~DVISORY BOARD OR COMMITTEE. VACAH<IES EXIST ON THE FOlLOWING:

At/visoriCommillee on Education

Arts Advisory Board

Board of Elections

Park and Recreation Advisory Board

Recycling Adl·isory Commiitee

Senior Citizens.Advisory Committee

Yomh Advisory Committee

(I adult vacancy. 2 youth vacancies)

For more information please call

301-474-8000

tiguous acres of the Federal . Greenbelt .Park with GYPCHECK

(!'C.ucleopolyhedrosis virus). This virus is specific to the gypsy moth and poses no threat to hu­inan health or non-target plants and. animals.

GYPCHEK is produeed by the C. S. Forest service using cul­tures of virus-infected gypsy moth larvae for use in environ­mentally sensitive areas on public lands. It is registered by the En­vitonmentai ProteCtion Agency.

The National Parle Service/Na­tional Capital Area has prepared an Environmental Assessment for

· the spray program. You can get a copy of the document by call­ing 202-690-5162.

Isaac Robinson

Information Please We are doing a state research

report in my class and I will be reporting on Maryland. The re­port is due in May and I would be happy if your citizens will send me some things (or a leuer) -about the history. interesting points Unique to Maryland, and the physical features. I am writ­ing to your local paper to ask if you could publish my letter. And

Thursday; ~l"rch. 27, 1997

I ~ope _that somv , ~;· ll:c citi:l.ens ~Ill wnte and re~ ~ :n:.! :ibout their ~1fe and some ex.r·~ricm::es living m Maryland. I li-. e in Southern California and I bet ~laryland has many dJfferent things. 1 hope your readers have time to reply to this letter. It would be great if. they did and..maybe sent a copy of my "published" letter with some info on Maryland.

Whitney L. Rader Robinson Elementary

School 21400 Lindsay Drive

Trabuco CUyon, CA 92679

Corrections In the News Review for

March 20 in the repon on the GEAC meeting of March 6, GEAC member Kay Moomey's name was incom:ctly spelled.

In an article on the Greenbelt Toastmasters Club on March 20. the telephone· number of David Weatherford was incorrect. The right number is 301-474-0417. The News Re­view regret~ the errors.

CoUNCIL MEETINGS AND WORK SESSIONS

!\PHIL 1997

Meeting Budget Work Session · CARES, Miscellaneous, Orher Fund.<;:. Execut.i\'C Session

Budget Work Session · Public Safety (Community Center) Regular Meeting BUdget Work Session - Ptanmng and Comm. Dcv.

Date lime

4i7 7:30p.m. 4i7 Following 419 8:00p.m. 4114 8:00p.m.

(Comm. Ctr.) 4116 8:00p.m. .Budget Work Sei<;:ion- Recreation (Community C..enter) 41231:00 p.m. Work Session on Refuse and Recycling Otanges 4124 :00 p.m. Regular Meeting ' 4128 's:OO p.m. • Budget \l'ork Ses.o;.ion -Green Ri~ge House (Green Ridge) 4130 8:00p.m.

·Reg~far mc~ting.c; and work sessions ~re open to the public; all mtercsted citizens are invited to attend. If s~cial accommodations ar~ required to make this meeting accessible to any disabled person, please call 474-8000 or 4?4-~046 (TOO) before I 0:00 am on the day of the ~~etm~. Unl:-ss. otherwise noted. ail meetings will be held m the Counc11 Room of the Municipal Building.

David E. Moran City Clel'k

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Thursday; March 27, 1997

·Golden Age Club by Dolores Capoiosto

The monthly business meeting of the Golden Age Club will be held on .Wednesday. April 2. at 11 a.m .. in the Multi-purpose

·Room of the Greenbelt Commu­nity• Center. This meeting will be preceded by. a board meeting from 10 to 10:30 a.m.

Members enjoyed. an interest­ing and informative talk given by Sajida Oayumi, the Greenbelt Co­op phannacist. on March 26. . Se'e Phyllis Budin if you have

not yet made yoUr reservation for 'the Golden Age Club's annual l.uncheon to be held on Friday. April 18. at E.J.'s .Landing Res­taurant in the College Park Best

. Western Motel. The Baltimore Overview trip

is schedUled for Thursday, April 24. With lunch at Hausner's Res­taurant included in the fee. See a inember of the Travel Commit­tee at the meeting. Also, the ·comiJlitlee is' accepting deposits for the Ocean City trip which is planned for May.

Check the list of upcoming topics at Explorations L"nlimited; there is .o;omething for everyone. On April 4, the topic will be .. Eleanor Rooso;;vclt and the :v1c­dia." These sessions arc held in the SeOior ''Classroom at the Community Center on Fnda: :-; from 1-3 p.m.

The Golden Ago: Cluh'" annu;d 'F!c.l :\f:ukct i:- cnmin . ..: up 1n

June. '\(l k..:cp th1s m mmd du~lllf= sprin~ cL:anirq_·. !tc~:~~ 1..1: 1'l:

br,1up.h-t tH•'.~ '(\ th.: Ln,J!:~e :11 !;it' ( ·.·;.t.·r

ck>IC::\O:t:~ ;un1 ;Jr:l;cr' !P tf:t: · 1::··

lie-. ol Ben ({,_,~...::'/'.~cl::. !h1:·

E\:10.'" a:~ .. i J:u:1c..: li()rc!.:., }bpp:. Spm:c.· ("l·k~'t,\1;.):'

ail · \~h.J.kv..:-r (lfh.'·~ rl..'!t~HIIl

At the Library P.J. ~tontiml~ fnr .l!..''-'' (~rcn io

six t1t 7 ~~-~. (1:1 \\'t.'dn,:-.~.by .. \;,ril 2 ..

lJrop-ln StPr;.timc: tor .:rc-. thrt'C' to fivt: ut 10:15 .t:n. or. ThiJr-.da,:.. Arril :..

A'J,o on Thur~d.:v. T!t!..b· f, .. l 'ctkr Stontime for i•.>..o '.L<r nld.-. accnrr.p~nicd hy a par:.:nt or c~r-~giver at 11·1 :" a m.

p~.ctrv Plu.;, an a,f.t:lt ~~~,, lh­

~ir>n ~rn~p. ',\ i!l h·~ held ":: \.tlur·

d:!~. :\pri1 ·"'· .'' .1, .:r1 . ' bu nL~·~~· !!.:·r,r 1:1(':: ,, .. ·;:~'~"-

or utl:vr. ' .. l1 ~ .. al <I· r. ~ ~ ,·.r ~

Look Good­Feel Better

Luoh: "Go.Jd · h:~l IL·n,:r. J.

co~metic and h~11r l~tre -..~·::~i~l.tr

for· femnle patient::. wdl k !<dd on Thursday. AprLI 3. <.Lt the Greenbelt Cancer Trc~1mcnt Ccn­·te.r. For more inform:ttion. or to register for the seminar, call 301-933-9350.

New Deal Cafe Open •. Fri-Sat !(,

6-11,. •..• flliiAy 28Ift OPEIIIIIKI (Sh. ... whalyago1!)

SAlUIIIAY 29lh: 5tan ar-

Musi< 8:30 prn No cover

Ch's a ~I! Irs a folksinger!) IJonolitJnS !Dr Muskirms fncouraged

lltwDeolT·Ihirtltt«Mtl SI.OOpatrons $5.00 YOiunteers

Greenbelt Community Center · .474-~2

GREEIIIIELT NEWS REVIEW

Community Events Explore the Media And E. Roosevelt

On Friday, April 4, Dr. Maurine H. Beasley of the Col­leg~ of Journalism at the Univer­sity of Maryland will ~ present­ing at Explol'ations Unlimited. Beasley wiJI speak about Eleafior Roosevelt and the media. Her presentation will be illustrated with slides.

~easley received BA and BJ degrees at the University of Mis­souri and her master's degree in Journalism at Columbia Univer­sity. She earned her PhD in American Civiji;zation from George Washinm;on University.

Explorations Unlimited is a speaker series held every Friday from 1 - 3 p.m. at the Commu­nity Center. This presentation will be held in the Senior Class­ro~Jm. Everyone is welcome to attend and questions are always encouraged. Please call 301-397-2208 for more informatton.

60th Anniversary Committee Meets

The OOth Anni\'crSarv C:omrnLl­

tce ml!ctmg for Apnl \~:1U he hdd un \\~·d:"Jl'~d;l}. Apnl 2 Ill the Sc­r;:nr CJ:J-.o.;rnom ~~: thl' Cpm:nu-

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.~;.,:1c.' 1-,t..:t \"lt;::kt·r-.. lt•r 11~ !! ·.~d,;:tl a~-.ip;::l..:nt-. '-LH..!:. :r-. ,1\~.•1,!-.. kiic ,ur.tt.·~t. ~ig:~ .. fur >tn!'l''-. t'!..:. :1rc: .. till ncc<kd

:\]; ::~t~·rl''tni J:Hli\.Hlu,l\s .nhl or~;:r:.tl.<tttn:;.; :trc til\ 1tr,:d 1o attt':)d ~~n·d hrin,;: tht"Jf ideas and sug);t''--twn<.:.

Fm uue-.liDn.; and titht·r mtor­!l1.Jtinn, .plc.1~~ ~:<dl 4(.; ) !56.

Plans for Pet Day Gr:.!cnhl'lit·r-. ;m.: reminded tn

n. :rk their t::J.lcr-dar.; and pbn to :~ttcnd th: (i'rccnhclt Dog 1\~rk

.. \~:-O<.I:lltnn\ Pet Day. It '.\ill be kid on the Ctnnr:wilil) Ccuta

. !.11.1.n 1n old Greenbelt .on April ~() fn1m noon to ~ p.m. We!l-hc­h,l' cd dot:~ on·k.t-.h. with 11\\ r;~·r.;;

v.. hn ... ~.()~)p ur :lfter lheru, arc

Greenbelt Museum To Close Easter

Spotlight on the Arts by Konrad Herling

Ron Wilder will direct and By Sandra Lange The Greenbelt Museum, at 10- ~~~ic~~n:i~~~ti:~ll 0~.r~\~~:si~ha~

B Crescent Road, will be closed on Easter Sunday, March. 30. It revue, "You. The Night & the will reopen again for tours on Music .. beginning Friday evening. Sunday. April 6. 1_5 p.m. The April 4 and concluding Saturday featured exhibition is "A Look night, April 19. Wilder and into Greenbelt"s Closets." Friends Fancher have worked together on of the Greenbelt Museum's a vaiiety of area theater produc-

tions over the last decade ("A (FOGM'a) permanent exhibit on Funny Thing Happened on the "Images and Voices of Greenbelt" Way to the Forum," "Marne" and C{)ntinues at the Community Cen- .. 1776 .. but this is their fifst pro-

~~ wi:e~ ~pe:el:oas.v~~t~~t~~!. duction at GAC.) FOGM provides special tours of Wilder looks at the upcoming

production this way: ••Jn putting

~~nt~een~~b~~~l ~~~~~~~6~~2 ~~; together a musical revue, there

information. ~~thm~~~ ~:v~~~~sM:~t~~o l~~~ The reprinting of the book, cided 10 try and give the audi­

"Greenbelt: History of a New ence some songs they would Town," including a ten-year up- know as well as songs from date with all ryew photographs, is shows they might not know. expected to be availahlc by late Many of the songs come from summer or early fa!l. The city musicals that groups v:ould not commissioned FOGM to organiLe ordinarily select but are a trea­the reprinting of the original book sure chest of wonderful music. Vlolth a ten-year updatl'. Former Th1s venue of the revue give.; the city man;~ger Jamc~ K. (iicse· has performers a ch:lncc to r~rform

~;;~itt~a~~ .. ~ ~~~:',:•t~il~::::~~;:n'-;:~~: :.ongs they mtght nm otl:~f\\1~1: t:oordin;tc.·d :lnd t'n ~·,l!ll'd 'till' get a chance to do." The- o;how puh!Jcation gi\~·-.. Fancher. an t·xe~u!J\l' \L1.'C

f·OCr:\1 \'.!II h1ild 11 , ~prlll:.C !k.l prt''-ldcnt of an Hllt'rll.LILunal puh li-..hlll~: cnrnran~. and \\'J!d1.T v.ho

::~·~~~~·~~::i/~ ~~::~~cl~;::i·::/~·:~;·:·~-.l~~:·_ IJ~_~!p-. run th~ ~radu.tt:: pn·~T,IIll clrv ,,r to\<; m;LV dro]' 1~~··m 1;ft .J.t of the <\!lll'l!l':tn

1 ~':-\ ... l!olutclt-~1,

:. (; (i .J ' ' i~· w.~ ;;~ . \ . i ,: () r .. t t i" n., ~ ;,~: 1,< 1/.~~~~.l ni~J~~!,. ;·!;:.;; :;·~ ~·r ~\~e ·.~ /i,::; ar~.· !,tx·dedu ... !i!"lk

fun At Goddard Cumc :uH! ~,.,. co;n-:1 fbk

Bopp on fnd.:~. :\.pnl ·t .. at (J

p.m ... 11 Ill\ \'1-.Jtor Center. (i(lddard :\\\fi>!1" 1ll)-' C!uh mcrn­b(.·r~ wtll he o~ •: .• nd tn an~\H'r quc~t1on-... Br:tL' telt'.;t'f)pe and binm:ular:-:..

In .:~t'>t: of 1:~, :-::nenl \\C:Lthcr,·

cal! 301-~~(1-:-.'<h. ~ to vt.'rify the cn:.nt.

!!'he (j(Jdd.!r.~ Sp;J(.C riJ~·ht Center \'i~lli'T { ·,·::il'r i'> located on Explorer R1 ,,,d ncar the.: intcr­sectiort (1:' S(1:l (",tn-..crvaiinn and Grt'l'llbt'l! H··.:•l f'he tH'::t i., :1rpropn:ttv· h_,: ,.:: ·'t!l'~

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tlr!h' :\" u-.cl;d. !Jd,t·:o.; L:1r1 hi' rt''>L'f\ed h~ c.dl1ng 1[)].-!.tl 1-i/-1),

Reiki Offers Clinic, Healing Circle

The next monthly Rl'ikt !I<AY­keC' l Healing Ctrcle will be held on hiday, April 4, 7:30 - C-J p.m. in the \tultipurpo~c Room :11 thl' Greenbelt Cornmunitv Center. \Vhilc Reiki events are- free and open to C\cryonc, voluntary \.(Jrt·

trihutinn-; a.rc a.cccpted tn hl'lp pay for the room rcni;tl.

For lnforrn:llinn, ctll Tnm B.1rlet!, d.l\ 1()! ,:::-,f, ))7tJ.

C\i.'!llfl,l' . .'!Jl :~4~ rq I'\.

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Easter Egg Hunt People should 1'nark their cal­

endars for Monday, March 31, wh.en the Easter Bunny will make a spedal visit to Buddy Attick Lake Park for Greenbelt Recre­ation Department's Easter Egg Hunt. Youngsters aged infant through sixth grade and their par­ents are invited to join in the fun. The hunt will begin promptly at 10 a.m. Following the hunt. songs and games will be pre­sented by the KinderTwin!

County Genealogical Society to Meet

The Prince George's County Genealogical Society will meet Wednesday, April 2, at 7 p.m. in the Greenbelt Public Library. II Crescent Road. The meeting is open to the public. Visitors are welcome and there is no charge.

The speaker will be Nichole Mattox· of Creative Memories. Her topic will be preservation and presentation of photographs.

Senior Softball Senior softball will begin with

a practice at Schrom Hills Park on Monday. March 31 at II a.m. Anyone 60 years. of age and over is welcome tn enjoy the fun and exerctsc of soflbulL No cxpen c.:ncc nccc:.~<lry. For infomlatwn call Burt Kerr at 301-474 1)-l 1JX.

GHI to Sponsor Clean-up Day

l·.t!kn lH.IIH-hc .. ? \\'c,·d-.. t.t!.. 1ng 0\<:1.1 1.,,..,, yc.u·-. k.J.\t'\ o.tdl

need r.d·,in<.:':' K!H, .... ,. -..omt'(l!H'

'.\ ho need-.~ hL·Ip \~ttl: I!J-.I!!l'r ).ml' :\ Lommnn .1r,.,, tll.ll nt1·d> o::k:llllllt!)

(jjj} j.> '>jiDll~U! lll,b ..t '-!JllDl!

Ckan up IJ.t:;. un April .2(J Jrum 9 ;un In 4 p.m. Jom the Hny Seoul\. the (in] SL·oub. (jlVI:"i Jnd the tllaJJ} \oluntcer~ who uc pUltl:lf: on lheH '.\urk t:lmn 1\l

.:.:lean up the t·ommunit:. Free tra">h hap will ·he prhviJcd hy (JI [I. [Ll!!l'h and dnnb .1rc bi: mg furnio,hed hy Eimtem Ba~ch of Beltway Plaza. The Rollin)! l'1n BJk.t:r] ol Bl..1den~burg \~ill

provide L.tke. To \Oiuntcer, rc que-..! hl'lp, tdenttf) area<, th,11 need deauing or ft•r more tnfor­J11,LI!<Jn. t.lll Jul1.t I.! ... idl,!r .. t ,tl

301..,:;-t)-:'~!•H

L!•·nwn .. 1r ..~: i1 )::-.. ~

pt 1,·~, '.~p t r .·..:: Fl·. :: i'r,! •,! dng !•" 1.! ·.,,:::j I·,

pt! 1';: i I r·· ~· 1 •

tt't i.OUTl!y

r ~- p<-:111111'> .• or 1 :~ :~ '> 1t1 :U tJ.1 ·.,

I ir-; .. ·,·:.h:l l>u~

The Greenbelt Arts Center r.,, ..... You

!J· !:.\\ ·: t:~.: tn!:i't<.:l~lii.t'r\1

tu '> h:: nur.~u)g hn:J1t..''- .. ' T.dk \D

ft.' il ~L' .,.,.. ;; l:t1 i\ (... t ro:ll l'..::..; (1 :1

\\'ht.•~o:b to tind out. Lc::1rn ah(nLI

:~r1d -.uppnrt the (lrcyhound Pm­ICL1H>O Lt.:ague· .... Carnpa1gn 2000.

Wnh proof of a current rabies ~hot and up-to-date shots, people

·a~ ·.\-:II "' ; P.trk .\-'-'1\ 1 ••·

\\at~ h thv '\,.'...,'Review for future.: '!nn·. ·, : .lddition.d Pt'l Dd)- :!Cl!Vit.il'~.

Conrmun1t'- ~cr" 1ce volunteers. who want l<~ needed. Call 30 1·474·42'5 or 301-474-0926 for more mj(,rrnation.

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~ Greenbelt .Recreation Department's: ~ E EASTER EGG HUNT ~ ~ ~ ~ WHEN: Monday. March 31 ~ ~ WHERE: Buddy Attick Lake Park ·~ l:l TIME: I 0:00am ·SHARP ~ tl Children aged infant-sixth grade are invited to hunt for special treats ~ ~ ;

1 that the Easter Bunny has hidden in age group hunt areas. t:

~ ~e Kinder Twin wiH provide l~ely entertainment following the hunt. ~ ~ ~ ~ In tht tvtrrlojnzin,attirilin will be JrtldoJiheGretnbeltY9Uih Ctnttral/0:30ut.. k: ~ The Greenbelt Ret:rntion ~ar1mcnl would like I& thank the followin~~: t: ~~ orga.-.izattons for their ~~:enerosity in hclpinJ: 111 <,upport this e11en1: 3 Rrother\ rt ~ Pin:cria, Greenbeh COOP. 7 Ekven. (ireC'nncl: V.tr•··t~ Srore, Jasper'o;, AMC t: ~~ !\.1o .. Jc Tne'atcro;., leeper's. Grecnbt:h ;\men• :.n L,·r11oll a' 1f>. L..:r!o 1'1F/;t Sy~lcm. ~~ :~ ~ire~1de Ike! tlousc. Gencrr1u~ Joe:·~ (';,i'T)(JUI. (01;.n: h>i•d. !->.Jfc"'a). b~tem ~ I~ Rn>!>. Bageb, Chcv) 's ~1ciU('an Rrqauran! ;..

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. and

THe niGHT and

T~e 1\USIC

saoo-S&oo Students and Sr Clb:t-

Reser vatJons (301) 441- 8770

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Powder MiD Road Construction Plans P·Y~der ~filf Road be:t...,een

?: :J::! !97 a:-:d ~he Baltimore­·,\. 1..'-'"!mgtor. Parlo:.w~:_. w!ll be under

·::-.::-:..tctwn for tt:e next t·""·eJ;.e -· ';:::::., '.A. hlle the road 1s resur-

Fr·Jrr. about Aonl l un!tf De­-~'"!':':ler. Po-...der ~illl Road w11l be Te·-....!:-. eastbound only, bet·-Neen

C"Jr.<.er•at;or. Ser.·tce RoJ.·j -,CS'Road, and Rout~ 19 ...

\\. :::-.i~ur:d inffic corru:~g ;rom R . .;!~ : g- 'Jtot.:id '.l'>e the Ba!:r­:-·· ~::-- \-\..lSh1rg-to;: P:.!rlo. ... .:.y ~D ~::-­~ .:·. ~ · .. ~::: P _,._,. J~r \f, ii Road cor.­." ·~:.<·c. T,J •. k;,_,•..:l"!' Jr; .. e~'i ~::oulJ .. .. :·;-. R:n;~:: :lJ~ :ur:-: Jdt

·:·e :::~~~-1:-::..-: r:t.~.;-- ·•( •!":e B.d­P2.\\.b."':J::~ror. P..tik.~.~y S(J~th

, .~-r! Wo1.,h•:- ~!.):-:_ J.;:...:! t.!ke th.: ·' ;,-~ \.1;.: R.l..J.d,8-.:l:~'·IL<:: ~Xi(

~·~··'7": ·:..t-.,:•·•nt::-:t.! Rn~..t::= ! cJ-: rr.t> ·

,_ -;~;~-~,:: ;~~,;kL.i~~~t-~:::~~

Road. tum right into Route 564, turn right onro Route 193. and tum nght onto the enttance nmp to the Baltl:nore-\Vashin~?.to:-~ Parkwav .Sorth to ...... ard BaJti~ore. Take th~ Po\.\ der ~lfl Road/Beltsville e.~; it.

During co~truct!On, electronic me-.sage ~1g:ns on Route 197 wlil d-<.Spiay Powder ~Ill Road traffic adv1.'oone..o.; ~cludmg dales of traffic restnctlon.

Cor.:-.tr.Jcuon w1l1 .1J...o occur to 1m prove the. intf!f')ection of Pov.der \tlll .ar.d Sot! Conser. .lt:on Service Roads. TJ.o.-v.ay tra~fic wtlt be :;:.JlntJJ:-:ed. bu! tr-.~f!.ic rna:· be -.lo· ... ed

L'1 addt:1on. Slor.;. ::~ .. !11..1gemenr f:J..:ditte ... 'J.11J be under c.:om.truction :J.long Powder ~ill Ruad 'J.e..,t of tb: B.dlL!T'ore-\\';:c,ht:;!!t<m P:ui..wav ..J:".d .t!Qr.g Research -R,,ad. Tht-'i \~O!'k ~hould not h:.t'--::= J rr.aJOr :m~ p.1er or: tr:Iific flov.

1 Beruyn Presbyterian Chu;ch=cl ! 6301 Greenbelt Road J I Sunday School 9:30 a.m.

• ~-Worshrp Service 11_00 a.m. • All are Welcome

Interim Pastor

• R_ev. Jack Wineman 474-7573

(:~01) 927-0477 Handicap Acces.; & Child Care .. .:

~ -, HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH

Ill Fnendly ~fe worshlplnt} God and seMng their commumty.

~rh.-t-iule of Sr-nlrt"s for Hory "'"n-k and Easter Sundav -'larrh 27: Maun~y Thursday: 12:15 and 7:30p.m .. ,

Warch 28: Good fnday: 12ol5 and 7:30p.m. \1arrh 3{); Easl.-r Sunday: su.nris~ '7:00a.m .•. 8:30 and I J:) 5 a.m.

6905 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, 110 20no . Visit us on the Web

http://member .aol.com/hcrosslcms/hck:home.htm Rev. Stephen H. /Wentz, Pastor (301) 345-5111

Good Samaritan Lutha-an Chta'ch 10110~beltRoad

Lilnham, MD 20706-2206 (301) 794-7300

Good Frld.lly, Mvch Z8 Tenebrae ~rW£e 7:30 pm

Holy S.UU.Wy, /tLuch Z9 Easter VIgil 7:30pm

E.a!Ke1r 5und.lly, /tLuch 30 lntergener..idonal Sunday School &..

. Pot-Luck Br~ 9 am • Festive Eucharist 11 am

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liiiEEIIIIEI. T IIEWS I£YIEW

. Eating Disorders

Support Group Washington Advent.Ist Hospi­

tal in Takoma Park, sponsors an Eating D~sorders Support Group. The support group IS

de~1gned for mdividuals with eatmg -disorders. their families and friends. The group meets on the first four Saturdays of each momh. 9·30 -11:30 a.m. For more infr;rmatjon caiJ 1-800·542·5096

Paint Branch Lnitarian L niversalist Church

B~lt~:~i!;/~~:~,~:, ~~11 ~9rl.J666! 'V.dcort'lc~ .• outoouropt:n.

r.urtur:~ ~ ~mnrnumfy

\hrch :ffi. 9:.\0 & 11:15 a.m.

Spri"g!faster lnterge~ratianal Serri&es

·~ R,·:·X·''us edl4~·tJnon ..::'.J _lljs~nrr(S,

, r.liJ car~ a>.:ajfuhl~

Baha'i Faith Jhe primary. me most urgent requirement is the promollon of educabon. It 1s ineonceivable that any o:.won should achieo.-e .prosperity and success unless. t:ttis par.unowll. • !IllS fuodamentd concern ts CUTied fon.'3fd. ··

-Baha"i Sacred Wribllgs

f'11'ttnbcll8aha'l Cornmunn)' PO. Box 245

Greenbelt. '-tD 20770 345·2918 220-3160

*+" f II t Acti,e1y Seeking tt 'I and Including

"-'"-..I ... ~ .\U People

St. George's Episcopal-Church

Sundays 9 am Folk ·Mrvice

I 0 am Sunday School 1 I am Sung Service

lmh:un·Scvem & Glenn Dale Rds )US! Sou!h oOID t93. Gknn Dale

262-3285

CAnlouc CoMMUNnY

OF GREEJ'!BEI.T

Sl'NDAY MASS, 10:00 A.M.

Ml::"<IC!PAL BUILDING

SERVE BREAKFA~T AT S.O.M.E.

Eas[er Sunday, Maich 30

f meet at St. Hugh ·s School

p.uking lot. 6:00a.m.)

Thursday, March 27,.1997

A TREE OF UFE TO THEM THAT HOLD FAST TO IT

~)~~~~ fM_ijJf~ '"ttm.M£ \

SYNAGOGUE 10 Ridge Road. Gret,nbe)J • 474-4:223 Reconstructiomst / Cor •. -:e1 vative

Tues.-Fri. (9-1) Nursery and religious schools (K ·n • Confirmation

A Full Range of Social and Religious Activities Friday Evening and Saturday Services .

Rabbi Saul Gr.ife Cantor Phil Green'fteld ----------------·-----~

Community Churchl 1EB1 CIIIIICIIII' ClaT ~

Hill!!ide &CnBmt.Roads

Phme: 4'7461.71 mcmir41'3

SUNDAY WORSHIP l«tJDa.m.

Dmiel Hamlin, Pll!lllr

.. A cfturch,. of the open mind~ the rwarm heart, : __ ___!~t!!._~-~E~!!:~L~~ . .!!~ ~~!~~-~~~'!_:.:.:_':__ ___ !

. ST. HUGH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 135 Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Md.

MASS SCHEDULE: Sunday 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 P·ll'!·

Saturday 5 p.m. • Daily Ma!).s: 7:30a.m. Mon~ay-Friday, 9 a.m .. Monday-Saturday

Sacrament of Reconcihat1on: Saturday 3:45-4:45 p.m. Rev. Thomas F. Crowley, Pastor

ln Residence: Rev. Walter J. Tappe

A time of renewal, a lime for community, a time to join hands in the struggle

· for life in all its fullness.

Please join us during the season of Lent and Easter for food, dtalogue. prayer, and celeb~ation

at Mowatt Memprial United Methodist Church ~0 Ridge Road, Greenbelt. Maryland· Tel: 301-474-9410

Special Services ror Holy Week and Easter

*"adJ Thursday. Mmch 271b ~,30 pm, FdJowsiUp HaD Ag3pe Meal. Coounemontion of the 1.as1 Supper.

Commumon; guitar musiC Mik£ Wbe2ron. Mcbn;e Tayio•, and o!h<= ltdlectioo by Re"l. Hutchison.

Good Frida;- Tenelm.e Sen1a

Man:h 28th. iilO .Pm A So!cmn. Be.utiful. and o...ioating Cornmemor.ltion of the D<ath ol]esus tw.d ona founh.a:mury rilu2[

of extil!gu1slting !;gbts. Special musK: by S.... Proelber.

U/ehratioru of Easter Stln<bY •. \tarrh 30th

~-kPuk

FdJOW<!tip HaD

S:mctuary, 11·00 am

Sunrise Sen:Ke spor.. by Greenbeh Oerxr Assoc.

Brcak&st aflcrward (approx. 8:00 am) at Mowatt Church. All welcome.

A Semce of Resurrection and Sew Life. Special MusiC' by the Mowau: 010ir, guesl pianist Murid Balzer. Sermon by Dr Hutchison· Ode /o ResJI1TeCiion oflbe Body.

"He is Not Here! He is Risen E

. . . 4 111«4ktd ~ EewU?t . a 5 t Fn., March 28 and Sun., March 30@ 7:90pm a a W W • a a W W a a a a • a • • • a I

Rrwrend Drew .9.ofoer- Pas1or Ellrly Monlll1 Wonhip (Sunday) 8:3S AM - s.My for 0111- (Sa-y) 9:4S AM WonhipSenice(Suaday) ll:OOAM

7:00PM Prayer Service (Wed.eoday) 7:00PM

For troaspor~aliotuw more information call474-4212 J-ocated Iii the comer of Crescent and Greeabill Roads

Greenbelt B · st Church

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Bonnie Jean Peckat Bonnie Jean P;ckat. 46. of

Greenbelt, d.ied Wednesday, .MarCh 12, at Washington Hos­pice. Washington, DC.

Ms. Peckat was born June 7, J.951 in Michigan City, IN. She was a graduate of Michi­gan City's Elston High School. clasi of 1969. She served in the t)nited States Air For:,ce fr~m February 1972 through Novem· ber 1976 and was honorably

·discharged at the r3nk of staff sergeant. She served in Texas. Washington DC, California and Englari:d. She was graduated 'fi~m 'the University of Mary­Jan~ in 1980 With a BS degree in Biomedical Science .

Ms. Peckat Was employed at the Veterans Affairs Hospital, Washington DC, as a medical technologist 'from December 1992 until July 1996, when she

~went on medical leave for health reasons. She had worked in the same field at a number

·· of Washington DC hospitals since 1977.

She was an outdoors person as well as an avid environmen­talist and actively participated in the Save the Chesapeake Bay effort. She supported t.he Audubon Society of Prince George ·s and their efforts to

. preserve the Fran Uhler :-.;a­·tional Area ·in Bowie.

SurvivOrs .include her 'n:i9!hel'. ·Luella Pecka! of T~n. · AZ;

1: father~ A. Henry Stude~ak.cr of St. Joseph, Ml; half-si&lers Rebecca Downing of :WatS'on­vilJe. CA .and Amy Denflis.on of StevensonviJle. Ml; half-bro!h­ers. Reverend Alden Studebaker of Bright. IN and Jonathan Studebaker 9f Chico, CA, is well as other relatives in Michi­gan and Indiana.

At. her req·uest, a cremation has taken place~ A memorial service will be held in Greenbelt, at Buddy Attick Park on Monday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. A mep1orial service and

· scattering ceremony is planned in the Mount Baldy area of the Indiana Dunes National J_.akeshore, near Michigan City, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, at f 1 'a.m. The Reverend Alden Studebaker of Garden Park Unity Church. Cjncinnati, Ohio, will offi~iate at both services.

. I Volunteers Ne'eded

By Cancer Society The Amertcan Cancer Soci­

Cl)' is seeking volun!c_ers for lhc "Road to Recovery" program. \'olunteer.s are needed to drive cancer patients to their treat-

. ment appointments Monday

. through Friday. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. People may drive as little or as muCh as desired.

· Coordinators are also rreeded · weekdays. Please call 301-933· 9350.

_Stote Tax Help ,) Maryland taxpayer service

9ffices in New Carrollton will complete state income ta.x re­turns free of charge weekdays from 8 a.m. tO 5 p.m. and 9 a.m .. to I p.m. on Saturday, ;April 5 and April 12. Taxpayers niUst f?ring a completed federal return and all W-2 statements to take advantage of this service.

BeHy Lowdermilk Long·time resident Myrna L.

"Betty" Lowdermilk. 69, of Lakeside North, died of cancer on Friday, March 2i. ·

Mrs. Lowdermilk moved to Greenbelt around 1971. Ac­cording to her daughter, Mrs. Lowdermilk enjoyed living here. She never missed a La­bor Day Festival, attended con­certs at .the Lake Park. played bingo at St. Hugh's and at the Fire Department. She liked to walk her dog. Mandy. around the lake.

A ~ember of Telephone Pio­neers of America, she worked for the telephone company for 47 years. retiring five years ago.

She is survived by son Irvin Michael Lowdermilk, daughter Debra Olivia Pitts, son-in-law David H. Pitts, close lo-ving friend Andrew· J. Karkos, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Services were hel~ at Gasch 's Funeral Home on Tues­day, March 25. Interment was at FL. Washington Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of P.G. County, 96 Harry ;'Truman Drive, Largo, MD 2d772.

. GREENBELT NEWs R\VIEW

Earl C. Robey Earl Courtney Robey. 70. of

M and.an Road died on Friday, March 21, of heart failure.

A maintenance engineer for serlior citizen buildings, Mr. Robey worked in buildings in different parts of M~ryland. in­cluding Emerson House and a facility in Baliimore. He also was sent to Pennsylvania ~hen a new building. Trinity House, was opened. He and his wife had lived in Greenbelt for fOur years. Mr. Robey .served from 1945 to 1947 in the L'nited States Army.

He is survived by his w~fe, Helen, Of the home address. sons Kenneth E. Robey, Ronald L. Robey, Ge.rald C. Robey, and Terrance C. Robey~ d;.lUghters Beverly A. Blanton and Sheila R. Sullivan; sisters Sylvia Bean and Ruth McPherson; 21 grand­childr~n and 16 great-grandchil­dren.

A memorial service was held Tuesday, March 25 at the First A-lliance Chul-ch, Silver Spring.

In· lieu of flowers, donations may be ·made.to the American Heart Association or the Ameri­can Cancer Society.

State Senate Passes

Boat Regulation Bill 0· bete p • by James Giese

Ia ~ rogram 1!/ State Senator Leo Grccn"s

At Laurel Hospital . bill to further regulate boat A fou'r-session program to'.._ rental operations (SB 787) has

teach diabetics self-care will be passed the Maryland Senate and offered once .i month at Laurel was to be heard by the House Regional Hospital. The April of DelegateS' Environmental program will begin on April 5. C~mmittee on Wedne~day. The Pre;registration is necessary. bi,I.J has been air:tended since

The diabetes Management first introduced t.o clarifv the Program offers 11.5 hours of~ d~finition for "'seaworthy ~ondi­instruction on self-care~ includ- tion" • and to iequire all boat ing management through diet rent'!) operators to possess a an~ monitoring of blood. sugar. boating safety certif:cate. The ThC program also addresses re- legi~allon was mtroduced by lated physical, emotional and , the enator as a result of the social issues. Costs are cov- boat g accident whtch occurred ered by Medicare, Medicaid 'on ~eenbelt Lake last summer and some third-party insurance .. ~he4} the ~perator took three

·For more infonnation ·and to olhfJs out 1.11 a boa! w.h1ch took pre-register. call 30 l-497 -79831 on ~ater, causmg the occupants or 1-410-792-2270, ext. 7983. ro fall into t~c w.t.ter and one

man to drown

' Greenbelt omes,~~nc. (GHI), one of,the largest

and most tablished. housing cooperatives in the countrY. is offdrtilg brief and infor'mai!VC

prescntatior:ts designed to introduce dUJ to you.

Thf presentation will explain what;a ~oopcrativc is. hb~ GHI operates;· what services arc provided 10

G,lil members under the mon(hly chaq!cs. anti the financiog .. sou~:cP~ which ar~· available. Thi.,

infonn.ati<;-n will ~useful to yo'u whelher or not

ymi"pun:hafC 4,tjfU hom~. This i~'an ideal

opportunity fbr,~pet_;ions. who arc com.i~TIIlf! horne

.ownership to ]c:/'f'l-a~ut Gill a_nd to ask ~uc-.tions tn a relaxed at~phcr'c. Let us mtroducc you to the

cooperative lifestyJeBEFORE you look for a home. The next pr~ntalion will be held on:

Monday.~pf\f~. 1997 7:15pm Saturday, A"pril t9. 1997 II :00 am

/Please call Rec,eptionist at 474-4161 for reseo/ations and information. The sessions are free.

and ther\ is n~ obligation

.GREENBELT HOMES, INC. !"ia~illon Place Greenbeh, Maryland 2ono

BORDAS (Continued from page!)

Barry has had 25 years of service with the Volunteer Fire Depart: ment.

Of all his interests, the Greenbelt Fire Department was the most important to him. After he hurt his leg in an apartm·ent fire in Springhill Lake in 1975. he turned to administrative duties and was the department's secre­tary for man,y years. He has been a member for 45 years.

He was also an associate member of the Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #32. of Greenbelt and a member of th~ Greenbelt American Legion, Post #136.

Funeral services were held at St. Hugh's Catholic Church on Monday. March 24 with inter: ment following at the Greenbelt Cemetery. A luncheon was held for friends and family by the La­dies Auxiliary of the fire depart­ment.

A memorial tree will be planted in elreenbelt by the Greenbelt High SchooL Class of '45. ,

Memorial cont~ibutipns may be made to the Greenbe1t Volun­teer Fire Department and Rescue Squad. Inc .. Box 35. Greenbelt. MD 20768.

Patuxent Refuge

Seeks Volunteers The Patuxent Research Refuge,

North Tract, of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeks volunteers for a number of positions, espe­cially for viSitor services during the busy spring and summer seasons.

Al1 volunteC:rs must attend a general volunteer orientation, fol­towed by a training session for

Bird Walk ~ See

Migrating Birds

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Join members of rhe Prince George ·s Audubon Society for a free leisurely bird walk ro look for early spring migrants from 8- J I a.m. on Saturday, April 5, at the Fran Uhler Natural Area of Patuxent River Park in Bowie. This natural ar~a is loc:lled 'near Laurel just north 'of Bowie State University on Lemons BridgC Road.

Beginners are welcomt.•. Meet at the gate at 8 a.m. Wa­terproof footwear suggested.

, For more information, call Mike Quinlan at 301-805-4278, or Patuxent River Park at 30 l-627-6074. '

Career Fair Offered

By Capitol College A free e'ngineering and ~ech­

nology career fair will be held on Friday, April 4 from noon to 5 p.m: at the Capitol College. Springfield Road, Laurel.

Companies will be seeking candidates from the following disciplines: electrical engineer­ing, electronics engineering tech­nology, computer engineering technology, and telecommunica­tions engineering technology.

People should bring resumes and dress for an interview. For information call 1·800-950-19n.

. specific positionli. General volun­teer ori~nlatiortl will be held on Saturday. April 5, 8:30 ·II :30 a.m., Tuesday, April · ·g and Wednesday, Aprll 9, 6 - 9 p.m. Advance registration is required. Contact Marion Kinlein at' 141 Q. 674-3304.

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ma:rnng '>ergea~r, ~he said. all rr.:1ke le,;;;s (tho:..~:::~ :-:·.'L necessarily rr.uch feS'iJ th:.J.; t:~c !:et~lcnants. However, ~1cLtc.£i'.hn .. t<~.ted that there i-. an ,-.,-;u.(! of equity that ought to be exarr:J .... •:d.

On-Call Pa,· The FOP also 1 .. as.iung for an

mcrease m the o:~- .... J.ll pay from 53.30 per day to )5.30 per day. For an officer v. !'1o is on-catl seven days per v. eek. 52 weeks per year. thi'i ,..,nu!,! rJ.I'iC tr.e cur­rent: on-cJ!l pa;. nf 51.200 per

)t:J.r to rough!:· S2.tXJO per year. Rogers noted that the on-call rate has not changed sinCe it was in­troduced in 1993. McLaughlin estimates that granting this in­cre<:tSe would cost 5_16.900 per .Year.

l'iight Differential Officers who wort at least

half of their scheduled shift after 7 p.m. are paid a nigh

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tia1 of $1.25/hour for the hours wo:-ked between 7 p.m. aild 7 a.m. The FOP asked that this dtfferential be increased to $2 .. 00;

Thursda)·, March 27,1997

hol.lr. Putens noted that th~ night differential paid by other jurisdic­tions is "a lot more than this.u Davis asked the staff to gather information on the practices of other jurisdictio~.

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Our Neighbors by Linda Savaryn

301-474-5285 Our sympathy to Pauline

Bordas and sons James and Barry and their families on the death of her husband and their father. James W. Bordas.

Condolences to Helen Robey and family on the ·death of her husband, Earl C. Robey.

Marybeth Dugan has been se­lected to be the new assistant di­rect~r for the Leesburg Depan­ment of Parks and Recreation. She served as an area coordinator for the Howard County Depart­ment of Recreation and Parks since 1992. In that position. she oversaw recreation programming for Columbia, MD. Earlier, she worked for 'the_ Mar): land-Na­tional Capital Park and Plan-

leonard & Holley Wallace

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... ---·-"" __ .. ___ . ------­·--1--& ----$36.9110 li'PER lPIB. 1111 - .... -----·------_.._. __ 111lllt:lllll------38RIIIICilBIDIJITollt_...., AlDJIMliiiiiiiiDelllanil)ultaJhcltWIIt:· 111--.--..... -__ 2_,_ ...... _ &-.-...tlllc-.-•-5 __ , ......... ""'"""""' camw..Mit -- $&1.900 lilA KITCHBI 0.. .. llh C3ll*llll & ---·---~-.--... --t.owlr--111 --3111-IIITOP­&Io-111(1D. 1171- $49.9110 2l!RliUlCI(- ........ - .... & --ttogonxt7-.-tt~ -·--·--&WID. fii&GNWlB 13.000

-- 17C!- $58.1Dl ... --- 136.1Dl

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ni~g Commission Parks and Recreation Department. In 1995 she was named Member of the Year by the Maryland Recreation and Parks Associa­tion. Dugan, who graduated from the Universirv of MarY­land with a bachelor's degree in recreation, is a certified leisure professional.

Con_gratulations to John Murray and Lori Baker on the birth of their daughter. Autumn Michelle (weighing 7 lb. 6 oz.) arrived on March 13 in· Ever­green, CO. The proud grand-

&REEDELT IIEWS REVIEW

Archeology Month Celebrate Maryland's archeo­

·Jogical heritage state-wide dur· ing April wJth site tours and lectures on the latest discover.: ies. Call Linda Durbin for cal­endar. Office of Archeology. 410-541-7600.

parents are Gteenbellers· Martin J.nd Mary Jo Murra}· a~d Bob and Mary Ann Baker. Lori

. Baker obtained her Registered . Nursing degree In ~lay 1995 and works in Littleton, CO.

Join

Tin• G••(•••nb(."lt Rota•·~ {'lub We Meet Every Thursday Morning at 7:30am-8:45am

For Breakfast-Greenbelt Marriott on Ivy Lane Rotary is a community service organization of

•

professional men and women who live or work in the Greenbelt Area. '

for More Information

cail Martin McGehrin 982-5526 or Louis Pope Hl-1100. • Svpporlrng Our Community •

GASCH's fuNERAL HoME Family OWned & Operated Since 1859,

with a tradition of Honesty, Caring. Compassion, and Quality Service ·

Traditional or Non-lraditional Funeral Amlngemonts Memorial Services • Cremation C<remonies • Pre,~ Out-of-Town Transport.1tion & Service Arrangements

G: ch-.~~~ :>m-927-6100 --~-S 0. N s_n__ 4759 Baltimore Ave.

Funnal Home, P.A. · HyatbYille, MD 20781 IM>!16hiNCEG..,.....c-.,c-aas..u~o,TIIE y..,

The search is on to find MISS LANHAM AND MISS GREENBELT 1997, acrord.ing to Lorrie Johndtr. Executi\19 Director hf the Miss Lanham/Greenbe~ Scholarship Program. a preliminary to the Miss Maryland Scholarship Pageant and national Miss America Scholarship Prograin. More details about your local program along with contestant forms are availabl'e by phoning (301) 982.0799.

Young women t>etwee:n the ages of 17 and 24 who live, work or go to school in Maryland are eligible to 'compete for scholarship mqnies and an opportunity to go on to the State Pageant in June 1997. The State winner will advance to the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey in September 1997. In conjunction, the program is looki.ng for a Teen Miss Lanham (ages 13-17) and a Uttle Miss Lanham (ages 5-B).Teen Miss Lanh3m will·advance _to the Miss Teen Maryland Pageant to be held tn Hagerstown the week of Miss Marylan~ in June.

Miss contestants will be required to participate in fOur phases of competitton: a private interview, talent, evemng wear and swimsuit. Teen contestants wifl participate in interview, talent. evening wear and sportswear with the Little Miss competing in interview and party d(ess. "

The pageant will be held on Sunday, April 6th at 3PM at the Greenbeh Community Center in Greenbelt. The reigning Miss Lanham, (who went on to win Miss Maryland), Susan Elizabeth Alexander, will make a special appearance and be on hand to help the reigning Miss Greenbelt, Diana Soriano, with the crownirlg.

1 ' • '' ~ ·-~ d I

March 31, 1997.

Nicole Mesiml Stacey Lynn Smith Diana Soriano Heather Metzger )ami Fox The Young Americans Mystique

Pageant guesls will be: Miss Suburban Maryland Miss Southern Maryland Miss College Park · Miss Antietam Miss Prince 9:eorgc's County

"'ut dream i:s lo rmd a Miss Amenca from the Lanham/G(eenben area; said Lorrie. "The current MISS Maryland, Susan Alexander. has certady helped put Marytand on the map; and we are hoping her successor wtll go all the way, W111ft1nQ the Miss Americ:a crown in September.•

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College Offers Film Series Prina: George's Community College

in Largo will present a series of free

films on the American l..ttbor Movement on 1\lesdoys itt April The tinl film will be "Nanna Rz" on April I, • 7 p.m., in the Rennie Foomt. J...vgo Studeol Cmttt.

Traditional Funerals

. Monuments Cremation Service

Donald V. Borgwar.dt Funeral Home, P.A.

Family owned and operated

I 4400 Po,.·der \till Rd.

Beltsville, Md. 20705-2751 (301) 937·1707

Pre·Nefll Counseling By. Appointment

SponsMed by

Norwegian Cruise Line ~

Greenbelt Travel Services

Thursday. April I 0. 1997 7:00PM .

R.S.V.P. 301-474-1300

5510 CHERRYWOOO LANE, GREENBELT, MD 20770 (301) 474-1300 • GrnbltTvl@aol.com

M.SR.P. ofdJe 1997 Sahlm Sll. inc/~-,.,._, air<XJrUIWmmg andAM·FM s/m!O ir,l/3.765, inc/udingfJnfJtlmlitll.f and~

7ln and IIIRJ ilddiJional.

"The first time we left·a dealership without an

upset stomach." Satums are so re8sooabl)· priced and showmg is so rela~d and pre!i6llre·free that Ricky and Phillipa Robertson. proud ocw Saturn 0\\nerS, &dually enjoyed the whole e."qJericnce. In fact, at Saturn of ll<mie, our can; pretty much haw the reputation for selling themsel\·es. But, please do us a famr, humor our sales consultants just a little. \\ill youQ It makes them feel good. Hope to sec you soon.

Sow open for senice, too. Call for appointment.

Saturn of Bowie •• Rt. 301 at Rt. So • 301-352-3000 r. f Next to Rogers Chevrolet)

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UXHEL~ SERVICES

20 yrs. Exp. Fast Computerized Returns

Cail Peggy Dutton

HOL SECLEA.'.TSG- I h~~~t! Gr.:cnbe:t r-::~ cf 3 yc,,w,_ Week!:. bl-·..,·cckl:-. mor:thlv. s..;s to- S55 - ~fclody 'Glenn Dale. sOs-% -13.

~4S:.1815 rJay. E·..eil1ng appts. !oty oif:ce or your !Lome: Sr. Cit1un and Sew .l..::c-->ur.t D•~otmt:s wit.'"l th1~ Ad.

GLITAR Lc~:.or:'i -- S...: .. d.:~ . ..:hord". . theory, readl:-,g Full-time rn..,lructor

937-8370

k:;. _ CITY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND

~.Rrt__t_~9N COUNSE.J.Oa: SJ4.8J/h~.; 1r- [ime,. To i'f'"Ovtde <':lTk"l'2t!lC'It Jr.d i)fl-~win£: ~nunsl:lmg <;erv:ices- to Greenbelt CitiZens irNohome: •u-..eni-le

..;~,~~c. d~~t·.:mc .. ~nk~::-. rape and anempted StiKJdc. Requt~s BA in <;OC~).,..ork. ~'~ .h•llilf•. or ~da!ed :":ci,i, anC mm . .! _:.rs." post gnduare experience m f.1md~ .or 1

~~1~~-- ~·)tJr.~img MSW preferred. Posrhoo open until filled

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Sernce .\farw_qer

.\bryidrid Sti1k Inspections

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• Open 24 Hours for Gas and ·Snacks •

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BRICK - BLOCK- CONCRETE Free Estimates /Town References

·11 '· '~..;,,.," 301/441.-1.246 ::.:1>:: .·,;;tf, .ht·. • Bt·nnn lf,·idtl-. "I'

SHELLY R. WEST Reahy Executives 2000

VM Pager (301) 51)7-3279 GREENBHT CG-OPS:

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< fr.~e:-. 1!""1 \.tHI<. ,,'!"1( r'unrf>d. ,.tr;c:t· .:;r:e,: & n·;;re '\:, Tur 569,700

Hcne':-·moc,n t oH.1ge:-. fnt.l~:v ~edone v-. 1!h new carpt_·t. •resh ~.1-znr. rre· • ..- H\VH. -5-!-wd. rPtng ,n-;d ·~"'HHP. Fenced -.~trd. C~u.lgt' t:ourt Or.ty S35,900. ·

Sunrr.Jorn acldrhon adrls .;,p;l("e- 10 .: RR ""'1th ::otaity remo(!.,_·led krtc hf'n st.1ck "'" d. renced v.Hd. I,Hoe ->tora.ge room. S35,750. n

Below m •. Hket on 2 BR \'wtth fr~·"h pd1nt. ceiling ·.1ns. h.>.nh .. CI()d n RS. grc •. H if_)( .li!On S33,500. .

T\\ () 2 RR bkK k un1r' a·r--1 ed "Mel-. lot.;, of J.tgh!. upgudt.">S $45,900 & $49.'100.

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''"1'•·'·- ~;··c (~r._,·:.,~.~:,.-- ( S149,£}00

CAll TOD·W

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday; March 27, 1997

CALDWELL·s APPUA:o;CE SER­VICE-~Mo .. t make<; repaired.CaH af-ter 5 p m 840 · ,\,;() .. !) ·

HOME :'v10VIES Slides. Picture;;. transferred to VH~. Ta-pe Repair. HL~1 Produc!mns. Inc 301-474-6748.

CLASSIFIED LIGHT ~IOVJ:o;G. HAULING AND ODD JOBS. CJ!! Qumcy, 30t/345-5984

TO!'! ~lcA~DREW . GREE~BELT WI:o;DOWS & PAI:o;T!:o;G. Replace­ment v.1r.dov.-; :u-u! doors and vm)t sid­ing. Phone 30: . .;-;-.;.9434, MHIC 26087

UPHOLSTERY & SLIPCOVERS . 1000's fabrics at discount prices. Free estimates. Call3611937-6100 .

WALLPAPER· IOO,OOO's of different patterns and colors. Cali 301/937-6100. Discount Prices. ·

INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES. Bring in your floor plans. Call 301/ 937-6100 for appt.

~AILI:'\"G LISTS- · Computer soft­ware ir.stallatJOn, ~roubkshootmg. da­tabase, spreadshee! programs. 301/ 474-8947

PIANO LESSONS - Kids. Adults. Beginners. Advanced. Theory. Tech­nique. History. 301/345-413~

SPRING CLEANING? _Your ru@:s. good place to start. Entire house, S65. GHI homes. $60. Patrick, 301122().. 3273 .

TAXES PREPARED at reasonable rares. Other accoun:mg functmns are ava1lable Contact 30tn31-5780 for more mfonnatior. ~

DIRTY RUGS? Entire house cleaned. $65. GHI co-op homes, $60. Patrick, 301/220-3273.

DRAPERIES, TOP TREATMENTS. COR." lCES. BEDSPREADS . Made to your spectficatJon~ CalJ 301!'937-6100

CARPET. WOOD, YlNYL,·PERGO. All brands at discount prices. 301/937-6100

MINI A:"i"D VERTICAL BU~DS -Shop-at-home <oervzce. Call 301/937-6100. Discount pnce;;. ·

ELDERLY CARE· J&J GrOup Home, Berwyn Heights. provides professional .quality care ':lnder R.N. supervision. Reasonable rates. Call301/474-5692.

WILL BE COMPAS"ION. care for eld­erly da;- or :"ltgl-:t-.: Lzve out Call or leave messagot:, JOI:-174-4246.

INCOME TAX PREPARATION

RANDOLPH C. SPRINGER CPA MST

345-1293

YARD CLEAS" UP - Lca·ves raked,· gutters cleaned, reseeding. Pat, 30!/ 220-3273.

CASH for your ~a!·.:ablc-.~ Jcv.dn. JJ:.!·

mnr.d .... v.<ttc-hc'>. c:~mera'l.l0nh:gun.., w~ hL:)o. ~dl a:JJ !oar. :l:l) t·::.lr:; ofv~ic:..: ' \V:::: p::\'-.rl :J:J:o, .-\-: P;:l.-l-ril-ord::. f.,~.;_;:;. (/:-;~'(

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I $200.00 OFF 1/J;S/ .\IO.VT//'S I<L:\T • ~) .. ~'1#11 !Jtk.-

.-\LL UTILITIES INCLUDED (301) -l74-16o0 GREENBELT

WI fH < fll. I'< l"\; rXPtRES 3.-'31197

• Greenbelt Auto & Truck Repair INC~·: 159 Centerway Road

c:reenbelt, Maryland zono 301-982-2582

A.S.E. Master certified Technicians

Certified Emissian Repair Technician . .

A complete service facility equipped to perform all service requirements. that your manufacturer .. ecommends f"o comply with Prevent:ive Maintenance service schedules & ext:ended warranty -programs! Also, . routine repairs that keep your vehicles I :~perating safely & reliably. ~:

CllY OF GREENBELT, MARYLAND

USED VEHIClE SALE lEiiimiDW BID 1997-3

The C.t). of Greenbelt is accepting sealed bids for the sale of Cit~· 0wncd vehicles. lntE:rested p_arties can inspect the veh1c:e, ~fonday. Apn1 7 through Friday. April 11 from 9,00 AM io 3 00 PM at the Greenbelt Public Works Department, 555 Crescent Road. Greenbelt. MD. Vehicles for sale .._-e: 1990 n.cvy Caprice 19.Sq cr ... .._'Y Caprice 1989 Cicc'y Caprice 1 9S9 Ch,•vy Caprice l9f;,; C~:cvy Impala 19~-~ F ~d LID

VIN# 1GIBl5472lA151997 VIN# 1GlBL5175KR228169 VIN# IG1BL5171KR181576 VIN# 1G1BL5170KR178829 VIN# 1GlBL6966FY161594 VIN# 2FABP4362EX181881

•· 1::- mforma!ion, contact Kenny Hal!. Superintendent (.: r )· · :rzons. 301-345-9334 or .fames Keiflme. ·City

301-474-0426.

Sea;ec' "'ds wtll be accepted no later than 2,00 PM Thwsday, Apc.l : ~ 1997 at the Qty of Greenbelt. Rnance Office. 25 Cce<,<c-.· Road. Greenbelt, tooiD 20770.

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RATES CLASSIFIED: $2.50 mini­

mum for ten words. 15¢ each ad­ditional word. No charge for list· ing items that are found. Submit ad with payment to the News Re­view office by 10 p.m: Tuesday. or to the News Review drop box in the Greenbelt Co-<Jp grocery

,store befote 7 p.m •. Tuesday, or mail to 15 Crescent Road, Suite 100, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770.

BOXED: $6.00 column inch. Minimum I 1/2 inches ($9.00). Deadline 10 p.m. Monday.

Include name, phone no. and address with ad copy. Ads not considered _accepted until pub­lished.

REAL ESTATE- SALE

AMERICAN REALTY -Your neigh~ borhood realtor, Mike McAndrew, 3011982-0542 .

BRICKGHI-2BRplus.Sn.OOO. 19R Ridge Rd. 301!474-7998

Ol'E BEDROOM COOP - $23,900. closing help by seiJer. Large attic & walk·in closet i'lcJuded. Open Sun­day, 11-3, or by appointment. 301/897-3230

RE!'iOVATED 'TREA~lPVFF' . Priced for quick ~ale, Sl95,000. ~lac w,_·i-.~. :1g:. 3(J:.-~93-:S7I

(iKE·\T BL'Y Tv.u h..:droc;mrt-_!th (ircn:briaicon.!". E.zmtly room. J::-n. pr:·.u.:c t"lal...:10:· •v.ouJ::J vn::v.).: ~rpJl.:l:1CL"' "j:1f1U], \>::nr:l\. $7~,99'' j. ](lj/flfJ1-tJfl~2

REAL ESTATE- RE:o;T

110\fE FOR RL~T - Bc;Ju!iful ~·.-:no­v~!t•d 2 h;\ cl ~ bedroom C\J::,jo

l<v.;.nhome i:1 Ch;,r[c=>tn·,>.nc Vi1la,b..:. 1 ft.:!] and ~ _ i)o.~:h..;. Slidmg ~Ia~' h.1l cony door uverlzx•kmt: lake p:1rk. T~·n­ms and next to bu.~ line. $950 per Tnonth indt.:Jc~ -...atcr. A~·ai!able mid-April Call Dennis p.m .. 3"01i552-9078.

ROOMMATE LOCATORS • If you I have a place to ~hare or riccd a place.lb,. live 30 l/352-f.)(J40

Crescent Square Old Greenhl'lt

(me hL·dn')r ,m

Clfl(lT(Hh'nt-;

Fr, lin :S) I '5.l'l0 ·vista Mgn;t. c,,.

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Anonymous Christian .. upp~1rt f11r l~urtin,~-; pt·orll'. Qu~tioning ft•r....,mill s1gnifkcmce"' Come and. meet with other Christian~ who combint.> prayer, scnpture, prabe and ,.eal relationships. Thursdays- 7ro to 8:30 PM CaH 523-25>81 for information. at Greenbelt BaptiSI Church

fOR SALE ---4 BR, 2 I /2 81\, • level- home With OAt-in ' kitchen. elOitra brnJiy room with ftr~ flolo-Jd.ol room, ~par.uc workshop, large:

~c:;";!.~ with sl"lcd and play equipment.

3 ·~ •rk• CMI--ttp-top condition with ~ s kitchen, renov•kd barh. Berber,like ~rper. fresh P<~~lnt. L.eMC--purch.&se­

~ed ~•ck oc:.cu.~ available-.

~ tlllhr--Now AvaiLable! ·48ft 2 BA bTI<:k rambler. ocw kitchen, P,n ... are wooded lot". 2 fire~. hew wlndQw-s.,

n~ s- heat. sp.arkllns hMdwvood floors S-159.900.

LORIE SCHEIBEL Lo'"'g&Jc::.~.:~ 3:. 2..~26':'00

·I

·ThurSday, March 27, 1997

ADVERTISING REAL ESTATE-RENT

FOR RENT - Glen Ora, 4 BR, 3 1/2 BAm. great condition. $115<!, avail. April. Lorie Scheibel, Long & Foster.

. 301/262-$00.

DAY CARE

LOOKING FOR QUALITY CHILD CARE'! Joi.n my smaU group! Imme­diate opening for two:{ infant/toddler). Licensed. 301/552-4933

GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW

WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC 4 cycle washer, white, $95~ General Electric .undercounter dishw"asher. white, $90. Both selc:tom used. 301/474.8048-.

YARD/MOVING SALES

HOUSE MOVING SALE- Everything must go! Sat. 3n.9. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. 110 Hedgcwood Dr. (Boxwood)

WANT TO RENT

FREE sales dow on all homes sold in Greenbelt­

Find out \Jhat your home is \"Jorth!

www.qreebelt.com/homes

PROFESSIONAL TAX PREPA~TION • Individuals And Small Businesses

HELP WANTED

URGENTLY NEEJ:l SOFTWARE ENGINEER- Oracle 7.3X DBA. Powerbuilder 5.0 developer, applica­tions developer: Wmdows NTAS 4.0, Visual Basic 4.0. Must possess BS in teehnic:al or scientific discipline, pre­fer three to six yean experienCe in working with SQL and third/fourth _generation languages in the design and implementation Of systems using da­tabase management systems. Reputed employer offers very generous ben­efits. Work location: Rosslyn, VA. Please submit resume to Ann: Dr. Kumar. tsOI Wilson Blvd.;Suite lO(Jl, Arlington, VA 22209. Tel: 703/527-0701; ext. 100; fax: 703/527-0475. U.S. citizenship required.

LOVING MOTHER wi.h ~for your WANTED TO RENT· Seeking 2 bed· baby at my home. Low rates. Call301/ room apartment for summer rental. 306-9443. Professor visiting NASA with family.

• Expert Service AI. Reasonable Cost • Complex Returns Acc::uratety Prepared

• Free-Home PICk-up And Drop-Off CALL ED CRUMP

TEACHER ASSISTANT - 90 hour se~ nior staff required, full time. Goddard Child Development Center, Inc. Good salary-and benefits. Call Cheryl Moss ~t 301/286-8588. EOE '

PAlO' TIME HELP NEEDED· Child care teacher/provider in Lanhaf!l is looking for pan time help with sinall p~-school group. Hours arranged to your schedule. Good opportunity for students interested in early childhood education. Transportation required . Call Linda. 301/552-1686.

RECEPTIONIST - 3 physician surgi­. Cal specialty office, Greenbelt. Part time, Monday thru Frid3y, no nights. E;xp. preferred, Call Christie, 30l/441-"8900. or fax resume, 301/982-0453~

Pie.a.sa:nt -~)Ouch ~~ ·- ...............

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T.-,. dvu...........,., Noon - 8pn F.;day and s.o.day. 9;om-~

House Cleaning

Do you need help with your house cleaning? Let us help. We are a husband and wife team working in your area for over seven years with excellent Greenbelt references.

We provide "!"eckly, bi-mt;mthly and a spring type cleanmg. Also available are wind~w cleaning and interior painting.

MY MAID ls an insured, reputable company.

Call John or Tammy for Free estimates at

(301)262-5151

MERCHANDISE

GU'ITA~ --Fender Tele custom copy, $400; Epiphone mandolin, $300; ART effects processor, S 150. 410/535-4290

SPEAKERS (almost new, one week \ old) Bose 901 Series 6 w/stands and equalizer. Priced at $ J 500 but will sell for $900 (must sell). Call 301/856-4330.

METALLICA CONCERT - 4/8, 2 tickets. S50 each/OBO. 301/474-1982

A-Plus Electric Always a fair price!

We take care of all

your electrical problems Honestly!

Call Glenn for a free esbmale

301-552-4933

301-617-6445 Beeper

Ucensed & Insured ff1016 Pr. Geo.

INCOME TAX RETURNS

Delicate Balance

301-474-0882 Coupon 55.00 off

Holbert's Home imp.

Carpentry Painting Remodeling Repairs

M.H.LC. 25916

Call Jack 345-9117

JET GLASS 927-1630

Windows Repairs Including:

+ Smens + Fogged Ins. Units

·+BoloMers&Pom + Custom Mirrors

+Tahle&lle<kTops +Polio Doors

+ Shower & Tub re + Mobile Auto Glass

+Piexiglass + Storm Doors & Wi .. C-\LI f1\l fOR

FREE E~H\1 \1 f.'> '> \\T >S>'>S"'

25 Yo·. E1:e e~~p

G as~ ~~=u:i'",

GREENBELT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

VISA MOST Share Savings

Services Include:

Share Draft Checking

Traveler Checks Money Orders Certificates Retirement Account

. and more ....

To Join Your Community Credit Union k:an: 474-5900 I

I

Acrec:ht union for persons who lrve or work 1n Greenbelt

Serving the community Since 1937. Each account Insured to $100,000 by NCUA.

a U.S. Government Agency.

301/498-2591.

Boaae 8 Budaas lalprov-ta

WISUR COIISTRUCDOII Dryw211•Painting•Carpc:ntr}<­

• AcoustiC21 C<:iling • TLlc:•Etc.

licensed • Bonded • Insured MHIC•4<1475 345-1261

4 7

TAX PREPARATION

CHARLES D. HESS, CP~ MS

for appointment please call F .... ~.-· • .ca.-y evenings and weekends at v--.u.u........ 301-474-3670

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Cdmputr:rized whed alignment. Club l!f 'l!f Complete brake service. C::.

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Home Service available. 552-1267 .

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GREENBELT SERViCE CENTER

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AUTO REPAIIlS u RoAD SERVICE

We promise a fast and pleasant purclza.se ecoery

time you tJisit.

161 CENTERWAY ROAD GREENBELT, MD 20770

i301) 474-8348

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Sus.Xnsion/shocks/struts. .,. ~ Timing belts. Warranry required maintenance. ~ ~ Kelly tires/comput~r balancing. · ::a 24. hour 7 day drop orr. 1 p.

Service bays t;>pen 8-5 weekdays & 8-3 Saturdays

Affordable Efficiencies Available in

Historic Greenbelt

Quiet Y~t Convenient Setting

~_,;;llll:!~JI!II---~!II.,~.i::- SECURITY DEPOSIT $99.00 First/pro-riled month free.

Strategic Beltway Location (close to Greenbelt Metro. Fitness & Aquattc Center, Parks, and Lake.)

In-house laundry Facilit1es. • Utilities included except for electricity.

short term leases availabte . • Small pets accepted (cats & caged animals)

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:: Aquacjze Mon/Wed/Fri 10:00am-10:45am $3/seniors & :: a r passholders :: a Arthri . s Aquatics Mon/Wed/Fri 2;00pm-2:45pm , $4/all others :: ~ ~

8 Deep water Arthritis Mon/Wed/Fri 3:00pm-3:45pm :: H M H M

8 Limited room in all drop- in. First come-first serve. ::

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Page 12 GREEJIBRT IEWS IIEV1EW Tbunday, Man:b 27,1997

POLICE BL()~fTER in the home. He was arrested for reck.le~s endangerme.nt and held. on a S 1500 bond pendlng tria!.

The front door glass was bro­ken b-. vandals at the Greenbelt Variet-y Store on Centerway; as reported early Tuesday morning. ~arch 11.

attempted thefts of vehicles oc­curred on Springhill Ct.. Bree2eWood Ct .• Breezewood Ter· race. Mandan Rd and Greenbu.ry Dr .• as well as at Beltway Plaza and Greenway Plaza.

~CAN REALTY Based on Information Released by the Greenbelt

Police Department Wo•en's

Gro'lip Therapy

IOU Southway $49,500 2 additions - End Unit·. Boiler room available · .--\ :D-:-~.1r-o!d Greenbelt youth

.... a'> :;;,arged '""lth an attempted <..:rc-ng. ;!r.n robbery that oc,urred .!rn1;r;d rJ<~<Jr: !he da ... before~

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THE ORGANIZED USED BOOKSTORE

0438 Baltimore Ave. Beltsville, MD 20705

301 937-tl259

·,.o..a:. On!y one :;.outh was in­H~!ved in the robber~ attempt. Hh C:he a•.varl"- 3Ction m the ju-· .. en:!e JU..;tJce -.;.-.,te:n.

Or: the l~th 1r. the middle of :.>-:-e J.:·:emo~;lr., tnnce responded to ::-:e ~~;::ort o:· -,hoh_ from a ~~··. ~ .... :- ... :: ,:: ~ ..::n:.Jn 0~- Re . .:.t:.:- R.! ·r~::· .. !J ... ..:o ... ::reJ th.n

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IT'S SPRING CLEAN-UP TIME

The Architecture and

~ ~~-1 '( ~":.\-_l '( . ' l ~ 4~ Environment Committee ~- f~! is sponsoring a Spring ~ - Clean-up on April 26. If

$ 1

==~ you need help raking, ~ pruning or cleaning your 't ;ll yard or want to volunteer i ~~iT~l· to help your cooperative, , ~ ~ \/~ call 345-5508 /

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• Separation/Divorce

• Depression/Grieving • Feel better/Enjoy Life

Ginny Hurney LCSW

595-5135

• OLD GREENBELT . THEATRE

474-9744 WIEK OF MARCH 28

All Seats .$:;.oo

Best Picture Winner

fri, Sat, Sua: [4:45 oil seols 53.00) 7:45

Mon: [All soots $3.00) 4:45 7:45

Tue, Wed,Thurs: 7:30

ne'A" k:it_c~. fenced yard.

Two story addition lA Laurel Hill $61 ~00. End unit, new

c~t. central Ale

3 Bd Brick $79,500 I C Woodland Way

simply gorgeous new~r everything

"One Bedroom" $32,500 Lower level End unit Largqenced yard

Newtarpet, NC

Lake:!:/:1!~~S.Ss.ooo 4 Bd.·2 Sa, immaculate-, Deck,

Porch, AC, WD, etc.

Lakeside Drin$174,900 4 large hd. 3 full hath.~. 2

fire(l~hC::n.rf~n~~;p;;a~~~cr

GEORGE CANTwnL

AJ:~!':!ker

3-28-97 Sales Dates to 3-31-97

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