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eicb day. -IR Gnoenbelt, IO,SOO •velopment but iwlher concerns
cara use Crescent Road every tba fa!We of Gneribelt West.
day and 7,000 b. Cberrywood The city. ataff hat· studied the
Lane.
peeailolllty of bicycle laap on
Clarke also did a <lOunt of OlotryWood Laae. In the
bicycles using Cburywood -111 lltldy Oilier objectives
tina .
the nwnbcr of lanes
in the. s~. elimiriatina.aU or Lane one day last aummer al - 1 0 be
half 1he putift&
near Springhill
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as
lpCeds, provid-
lhe bridae over the Bellway.
.llldlloila lnlf~e
A traffic consulting firm,
The Traffic Group; 1which was
Tbe c:ily staff presented
council' with .si• options that
would meet or partially meet
those pia, l!>duding the first
optioa, 'fbich is to do nothing.
Thlre 'ate· u yet no cost estimates,· ·'lk ~ optlon is tO
ftarroy,o the mitldle two lanes
and ..-., the two outside lanes
to I•C feet so bicycles could
travei.OII diem.'
Blimbtaling all parting along
Ch~rrfwood Lane next t.o
SprinJIIUI Lake js the third option.. · TbjJ woUld add 12 feet
tbat ccial. ~-- build two
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c•iilp. abe ttitl; w::d
probaiiJY make the road easier
and aafer to cross for pedestri·
ans, beautify the road, and rediiCO traffic speed. Near tbe offlee patlt, instituting option 2
co,ld accommodate bicycle
Lake .aporlll>eiltl, .aad ehanging Prom 7 - 9 a.m. one bicyele iag aafe'ciouitiJ for pedestrithe wldlh of the lana.
traveled frotn the ,well oild f011t · ans, lmprovins the appearance
Oil Monday, May 13 at a frotn the east. PI'OIIl 4 ~ p.m. of the ....S. wldcb il a major
re1~Iar city c:ou-nc.il meeting. three bicyclea traveled hom the entroca' ialo Greenbelt, and
several 4ozcn people interested west and five hom the eut.
providlq aafe bicycle travel.
in.thia iuuc came. ind many
spoke. Tbi~ di1cuuion was
only the 'font step in the pocess
of making the decision for or
against &ike lanes. That. night
councilinemben decided to bold
• workoession in the near future
on this iuue so. all interested
peopte can ·come and speak
their conceins.
The Oreellbelt Bicycle Coalitiow wO,ld: ltke" to -aee biCycle
lanes along CherrywoOd Lane.
The city'• 'Bicycle Tssk .Force
and tlie Advisory Planning
Bowl l!a•• bolh eii.CIGr..,S tbls
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"Tills 11 not a
·simple matter of
blqcles vmus
development. "
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. I'IM•hiJ l1llfllllr
hired by. Capital Office Park.
studied Cherrywood Lane traf,
fie near CapH.I Office Park in
This weekend the Ot)' ·Of
Greenbeh wih m.art. :the j9tb
annivenary of ill iaoorporadoa
as a muoicipallty. Ou flllt8 I,
1937, ewt~ betcn any Nlldenll·
arrived, the Matytao.t State
Leplature Olllll&lled die first
council-manager form ot aovemment .in the. state for the
new town of Greenbelt. · In
commemoratrnc tlll&':hblory,
festivities' are ·p~am~e4 bealnnina Friday ..WI>J, May 31
and continuina.lhrouJih Sanday,
lane 2.
Friday and Saturday hi&b·
lights include a family moonlight swim at the Aquatic llld
Fitness Center, food ·and entertainment at the New Deai'Cafc
and bueball aild softball
games. A free 1IU>OIIIIgbt coQcert at the .Municipal Pool will
feature tho "Chromatics."
Eleanor Roosevelt's Hiah
School Dixielai>d 8aad and
"Formula· One" from tho. Univeraity of tho District of Columbia. The Golden Aae Club
will spon&or a Du markef and
lhe Gre.,bell. J.ioils CI•I> invile• tbqi'ii!WI •• 'lllllllllllle
in cleanup at laifi!Y'A'iil'cl<
Park.
On Saturday, lhe Green~lt
Nursery school.and KlnclerJarten and the Oreenbelt Ponery
will have tables. set wp . at
Rooaevelt Center next 1o tbe
lriiYCI.'
Co-op with iRformalion abotll
Eliminating parkina near their J>I'OilWI. ·At 2 p.m. the
Sprhigbill Lake on tho
of Greenbelt .\rt• Center will
the toad closest to the Metro present their lllltual childreil/
~tation is ihe fourth option. JOIIIIII..play. Tbls year the play
ThiS woald provide oix feet of will be Waite• Kerr's
road widtb that could be put to "Stardust." The play will be
another
Ponible urea in- repeated at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Lane runs. flOC! Greenbelt"Road cycles rode by and darina a ~~~
to ~d;.oitli Aftruoe. 'Alona it
hoar period on Sunday, 35.
arc the GiaQt S•permarket, Counts were alao dcalle on twO
~:. l!prinshill._l""~ iplr!lrll'll~.. tbjo weekdays earlier tbat week of
!Gn!rif!elt Metrd Station. Capital two-hour• 1"\riods durin& mom:' OffiCe Park and the U. S; Dis- ing rush hour, lunch hour, and
afternoon rush hour. findill&
trict Cot>Tihouse.
How !UnJ·'ca.-. ad bikes?
fiaures respectively of 3, 2, 9,
One question u how tilany 0, 3 and' II· bicycles using
cars
and
bicycles
use Cherrywood Lane.
The Opjloas
'Chenywood Lane. Bill Oarke,
a member of both the GreCn.beh
At the council meeting Celia
Bicycle Coalition and dJ!o Mvi- Wilson, Planning and Commusory Planning Board (APB), nity Development Director,
cited traffic studies. On U.S. poin!~d out that this is not a
ti•
.use.
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from 1 19 6 p.IL Slanina :lit l
p.m. the lAJioa WliJ
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riety of .WY!tiw. AI •llllli
food aDd drilllt ·will be ~
lor lale.
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lertainors .-,_ 'hJnl 'illi!lilio
ited. Appeaalej llici wtD lie ·
varioua local bciultJ. ~~
wbulen. At .1!45 :p.~~~. ltiJor
Antoinetle ilrii• and: other.'
memben of the Ore;etlllell CitY
Cotmc:il will ~ ill lhe
special <Jre<;nbollt ·Dtlj flDPIIII;
which wift alae inchde muJi,
cal selectioal. by the C~Nin~Mit
.Concert Boild .IQ!der tbe illnt·
lion of T0111. Cberrix. BqldeJ
these ..ents, clrilchu's pille1,
· a moon ·boliiiCe•. faca: pJbltjnJ,
clowns aad~OODi .will be on
site to e ertain ·the ellllclren.
Hors•i .an4 dart to•rn•ments, tlinp. another ~arlct:y
sbow and ·D J music ore also ·
beiil& p~. .
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Can ~--offer lilfGana.
lion obovt their·jaopama.
Events ate f .... at Family
Day,. which lr co-IIJ>OIIIOI'CI by
.the a-belt Aatericin Le~
poll oild. by the <heenbell Roclealloa ~t. rr-ds
from the ale. of food wiD beneftt the Oftoabelt Adalt Care·
Ceaw aDd IUeiaor Roosenll
Grad. Nijlst fealivltiea. Tllole.-ma ... encoarapd. how... r, to ·brill& their QWII l>bJi.
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No 10 GHI Homes
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I Attenlive r.aders or the News
ILetters to. the Editor II
Review of May 16 may have
"\fli'.Jn't t'\Pt'l't mamma tu pick it up. Clean-up
Criminals Beware
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Clearwater :'\.t!ure (',.. 1<:1
p.nt ul thl." \L1nLmd :'\.IlL(·
CatJ!t.d Park .!nd Pl:tr·•'lt'
Commh,ton. ~~ lll''kmg !11r
unlt't:r' . ..tgt:' I' : e.tr'
older. to "'"lq V.!lh a \~t·l
rit:t~ nf nuldonr l.hf...,
\'olunteer-; arl'
nt>eded to help tht>
:tnd the sm:tiJcq f::tlcllll :·l ·
Amcnc.1n Kt">trel Adult
youth \Oiuntecr~ arc rcl!UL''-I<..'·l
for a few houn a day, :1 fL"·'
da\o'> a month, to hike .1 tr.r1l
check bluebird and kc~tro:l
nes11ng boxes
See all the
stages of the ltfc of a blurhnJ
or kestrel and help the1r popu ·
lation grow. Training v.tll r.e
Corrections
YeJ ID Parlcing Plan
I am writing to. express my
support for the Roosevelt Center/Community Center Parking
and Traffic Management Plans
submitted to the Roosevelt
Center Merchants and Community Center users -by Celia Wilson on May 21.
I understand that this plan
will cOme before City Council
on June I 0. I encourage the
council to direct staff to proceed with this plan.
I was especiaJiy pleased to
see that staff recommends
changing the parking restrictions f-or the half hour parking
adjacent to the Post Office
from all hours to ending at 8
p.m. This wiiJ be very helpful
to the Greenbelt Arts Center.
Perhaps, in addition to the
time change, the restriction
could be changed from all days
to Monday through Saturday in
order to further coincide the
restriclion with when the Post
Office lobby is open.
Alexander Barnes, Jr.
Facilities Manager
Greenbelt Arts Center
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the
will he a charge for the textbook.
Non-Greenbelt residents will be
charged for the minicourse and
School
to
sent to all registered Voters in
May informing them that the
polling location bas been
changed and wilt be used for
all Federal, State, and County
elections. beginning with the
November S, 1996, presidential
general election.
The Board extended special
thanks to St. Hugh's Elementary School for making its
school available to the citizens
of Greenbelt over the years.
Robert J. Antonetti, Sr.
Elections Administrator
Board of Supervi$ors or
Prtnce George's County
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meet these criteria will" be referred
to Prince George's County preGED course. There is a max.imum of 12 students in each class.
•Classes are held e¥01)' Tuesday
and Thursday, for 4 weeks beginning July, in the Municipal Build-
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for Montpelier Mansion.
The ride is open to all bicyclists over the age of 12. Riders
Library Book Fair
New· and favorite children's
This
is an oppoitunity to plan ahead
for gifts and for children to select
a special book to own.
Fun At Goddard
JUSt watch the other r~keteers.
All launches are monitored f-or
"'foty and are held weather per"All SyStems Go!" is the fea-
l)w;d4y & lbursday June 4 & II 1996
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6:~
"B~ Kbul to Animals Poster Colllest•
"&uti! Day 1996"
7:~ "11ae Awlrey Scou Show" Topic: lfrillce
George's Community Colhge.
7:311p11· "lbe 1996 ACE Awanls"
News Review
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AN tNDEPENDENl NEWSf'I',PER
15 Crescent Road, Suite 100, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
(301) 474-4131
Allred M.
Skoln~ll,
PresKJent, 1959-19n
Elaine Skolnik. President, 19n·1985
Edi!Or, Mary Lou Williamson, <U 1·2&62
Asst. Edllor: Barbara LIIUJwski, 474-8483
CDUICIL~UI
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News Editor: Ela1ne Skolnik, 493-8336
STAFF
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This is a.Jentative schedule and is subject to change. Jkgular
meetings and work SC!>sions arc open to the public: all
inte~ecl dtizens arc invited to attend. If spedal
acCOmmodations are required to make this _._....,
accessible to any disabled person. please call 4'7._... •
474-llit r { 1 T Y ) - 10·00 am on the day
of'"".-...
Lin~ oiiM:;rwlse noted. all meetings win be hdd In lhe
Councl Room ol thie Municipal BuMding.
under 16. Riders should bring
their Prince George's County
"Passports" if they al~y have
one. For more infonnation, call
Steven Harper at 513-9268.
The Ideal Community
Learn about Greenbelt City
during a presentation entitled
"Greenbelt, the Ideal Community, .. by auest speaker Tom
Kenny. Meet at the campfire
circle in loop 8 of the campground of Greenbelt Park at 9
For more information please
call 344-3948.
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Saturday Sessions
At Greenbelt Park
On Saturday, June 2, discover
the wide variety of plant and animal life that can be seen in the
park during this 1.5 mile late
tured video on Saturday afternoon, June 8, at I p.m. In this · spring walk. Meet at the campvideo, crew members of Colum- ground edtrance 'I' l p.m.
bia discuss what has been learned
over the past 30 years about the
effects of l!paCO flight on the human body. This 30 minute video
is 5uitablt for all ages.
For mort infonnation on these
or otber events, call the V'aitor
Center at 286-898 I: TDD 286.
8103.
PM11denl Emeritus, 1985-
«iiies . . . (City ofllow Carr~hoo)
~ Dog l'arl:
must wear a helmet. A parent or
guardian must sign a permission
fonn for riders under the age of
I 8. and accompany any riders'
p.m. on Saturday, June I.
mitting.
'Iiiii
pants shouid bring a picni< lunch
Greenbelt in the mid-afternoon.
Participation in. the ride is free:
but then: is a small admission fee
<eheduled for Sunday, June 2 at l
p.m. Bring a rocket to launch, or
Channel B-10 Schfduk
Date
Center in old Greenbelt. Partici-
A model rocket launch is
Access Television
w.1t--. 11t Criot l'men1ion (ommmee
6/3
lnleniM'IIilllloord Uammittee Aw!'•an" (L.Il<ary) 6/4
Crescent Road, follow MD 201
nonh to Muirkirk Road, and then
approach Laurel from the west.
lnteresied bicyclists should
meet at 10:30 a.m. at Roosevelt
6660.
grams during the summer.
·
and other
group will leave Greenbelt via
or plan to buy lunch in Laurel.
The group will return tQ
Questioris regarding either
class should he directed to Judyc
Hering, course instructor. at 34:5-
will remember him as the media
specialist at Greenbelt Center
MEI'I'IIIIID'i'ICI
~urel
points north of Greenbelt. . The
ing.
School. Proceeds qf the sale wiD
benefit the Friends of the
Greenbelt Library( which is helping lhe library with many
projects, including children's pro-
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tour the Laurel Museum and
Montpelier Mansion, Sunday!
June 2. In addition to seeina the
two historic sites, the trip is an
muter route to
Library, 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
June 8. Those who
come at 10:30 will he able to listen to the storytelling of Bill
Mayhew. Many older children
3 Review at Sle Plans 1or Addrtton to Parkinv at Green Ridge Hoose
4. R.-rAP!eliminaryPlans.oiSvbdlvisiontOJI'mciGeorge)S<rlp
The Greenbelt Bicycle Coalition (GBC) will sponsor a bike
ride from Greenbelt to Laurel to
opponunity to learn the best com-
· · grade level: GED D is for students
who are functioning above an 8th
grade level. Students who do not
All Star Game
The Greenbelt Uule League
AH Stsr prnc will he held Sunday June 2 at 2 p.m. at
McDonald fldd.
Greenbelters an in¥iled to
come out and support the yotlth
of GreCnbeh. AccordinJ to Gteg
Fisanich &here will be ... great
baseball and fantaslic food.~
Blue Moon
This program occurs only once
during a blue moon. Join the
campground hosts at the carnpfli'O
circle Jn loop B to ditcovcr more
about lhi1J astronomical phenomenon. Meet at 8:30 p.m.
For more infonnation please
call 344-3948.
. ·: iq ..,Jieduled oa· w..tuaday,
Jane 5, at 11 a.m .. wiU be lbe
buliMa -at& for the IDOIIIIi.
The Boenl will. meet at 10 a.m.
Fint Art
Held Greenbeh CARES
ia lbe Senior clusroom.
fn
Judye Hering beld the final
One last remiader for the
~utor's Workshop for· this aca- Golden Aile Flea Market on
"Natun:'s Way," an exhibition dernic year 00 SatUrday, May 18. Saturday, June l, from 10 a.m.
of Greenbelt artists opened May She also atteildcd the Flflt Votun.
to 3 p.m. in the Roosevelt Cen28 and will Nit through July 8 in teer Fair at NASA/Ooddard on ter Mall. Don't miss Ibis outthe Conference Room Gallery in Tuesday, May 21. The J!UfPOI" lllaDdin& yearly event. Fot inthe municipal building. The exhi- of the fair was to incn:a~ tbe formation call Betty Maher .at
bition is the fif!l to he held in the awareness of NASA/Goddard em- 34~324. Also, check out all
mun~ipal buildi~g and is .t~. be- ployees about various· volunteer the other events planned to celgiMrng of a senes. of extnbltlons opportunities and to encourage ebrate Greenbelt's S91h year.
req~ested by Ctty Manag~r. , them to g~ involved io ·their loSee Chris Elliott or Irene
Daruel G. Hobb.
cal community.
Owens at the meetings to sign
Cathy. Salgado, Greenbelt
Teresa Smithson and Chris up for the summer trips. The
Comm~nlly Cent~r Su~rvtsor Foland, guidance counselor. heJd aext one is to tile Lancaster, PA
c~-or~mated th.e tdea wn~ the the last meeting for one of the. area on June 20. There will be
c1ty. Ltnda U~hoff, local artiSt. or- Greenbelt Middle School pre- a food festival with sarnpleo to
ganized and ~rated lh~ e~h•b•t. teen discussion groups on Friday, taste; dinner ·at the "Friendly
SJ-nbelt arl~ts part•c•patmg '" May 24. The group had a Farm" and a stop at "Brown's
Nature Way are Jo Pntchard, lunchtime pizza. party and dis- Orchard." Sound& like a full
M.A. McMullin, Barbara Stevens, cussed &ummer plans
day!
Linda r... Uphoff, Ellen Baer,
·
The July 23 trip is to .his•
Mary Yow, Dan Kennedy, Susan Gmv Po~
toric Hanover, PA and. on AuWhitmore and Deborah Hoeper.
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gust 22 there will be an
The
drawing,
painting, Picnic at SChrom
printmaking, photography and
On Saturday, June 8 from S - evening c::ruise -on the schooner
"Nighthawk"
which sails out of
sculpture displayed lend variety 7 p.m. the Gray Pant~ers of
Fella Point in the Baltimore
to Ibis historical event.
Greenbelt and their families and
area.
The exhibition is open to the friends will picnic at Scbrom
· Member& planning to take
public during nonnal city office Hills Parle Those attending are
·the .. Sieamboating on the
hours. •
asked to bring food or drinks American Queen" trip out of
(non-alcoholic) to share and.tbeir New Orleans December 3 - 9
own place setting. The Gray need to make a dqiosit in June
GHI Notes
The Marketing Comm[Uee wil~ Panthen, a gender and qe neu- in order to reserv-e space. See
meet on Tuesday, June 4, at 6:30 .tral organization dedicated to so- a member of the Travel Comcial justice, jobs and peace. in~
p.m. in the Board Room.
mittee for details.
Blood pressure
testing, vitcs interested· penons to joia
Row nice it was to see the
Wednesday, June 5, from 2 to 4 them for Ibis aocial event. For picture of Andy Hanyok and
information call 474-6668.
p.m. in the Board Room.
read the accompanying article
Board members will meet at about hit life and dcalh in last
The summer Board meeting
schedule is as follows: June 27, l :30 at the home of J3ne• Parker week's News Review. ThOI!S
on
Monday, June 3.
July 2S and August 22, at 7:30
Golden Age memben who atp.m. in the GHI Bosrd Room.
tend St. Hugh's church rememAddition,lly, the Board estab- Flower Give-aways
bez the wondefful basket& or
The city wiU be civilis away food Andy's family l>rouaht to
lished the fint and third Thandays for Scpajmher, October, No- dug-up opring bulbi and leftover be blessed at Easttn past. His
vember and December as regular annuals on Saturday, June I, from quiet· friendliness will be
noon .to 2 p.m. at the Recycling missed.
meeting dateS.
Center, AUick Park.
Exhibit
Municipal8in1ding
Greenbeh Bicyclists
Will Tour Laurel
functioning between a 7th and 8th
meeting rOom of the Greenbelt
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the textbook.
GED I is for students who are
books will be for sale in the
, . Elections
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Storck
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W-l'
fOr Greenbelt residents but there
Greenbelt ,community Center,
l5 Crescent Road. The gym
will be the polling room· with
the entrance.. through the door
closest to the elevator and the
parking lot.
Individual notices will be
ementary
Greenbelt Municipal
(IS~Iolay2!l
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2 ApprOYil Qf Agenda
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una\imously
1&JV p.m. - CAJmmunll>' (;enler lAlnfet"enc:e ll<l<lm
Greenbelt liftle
League Standings
6
voted
Day
.td l.t~t \I.Cek w1ll not take
rt.rce. The p.trkmg l6t, norm.tlly the lo'-'ation for the
... .n v.,l\h. ~~ l'lemg reno\,lleJ
I he ll't1ng for Children's
Ct•r.tmt...: dJ~'>e.; m the Recre .11 1nn DepJrtment ad last
\~el'lo. 'hnulJ ha\e ~aid that
~t..~~~c-. v.lil meet twtce a
·.~ ~.·::t.. fnr .1 tnt.1l of 8 classes
•'\ L'r the f,~ur·\.l.eek period.
h•r :lhHe mformatwn, call
3
ing
change the polling Jlll£e in• Pre-.
cincl.2l-3 from St. lllltlo:O..-...
Wedneidal'. June ll.
19S6. If intenor inspections
.1re instituted, I. for one, would
h..tve to considerably temper my
endorsement of hfe in GHI.
If many other GHI members
!1.1\'C' the ~ame OJlinion as I do, I
~u~gco:..t th.tt they milke known
1r;
pronded
The Boenl ofiupervisors of
Elections as itJ N,.y 13th meet-
AIIIIIDBY ......... IUID
1EINIJIIUDIII.
t!.Ju~l-l'>IH:ally rc~mmended GHI
and
Polling l'laa!khange
on Sacurday,
tn numerous friends and fellow
,~ nrkers ever si11ce moving here
For more information llr I••
volunteer. contact the Pnnu·
George's Volunlar)' Action (\·:1
I he '-Jr wJsh at the
t irLTnPelt Fire Department
lt~teJ m the Greenbelt
o\l'r."
Outdoor Volunteers
'l'll1l'tht11f v.~.: Jon't
·~ t·h knov.
l.Jilll'' Gtc~~.:\
·~,I.J-.tun Ih.t! .. tl ~uu v.,mt to
],·]1 u~
' ' 1'1
~eek_ i-;
noticed that one of the questions
asked of candtdates for the GHI
board concerned •merior inspections of GH I homes. The responses of the randtdates were
varied. Since thi~ 1~ an issue
that might an~e m the course of
1he next year. I would like to
e~press my op11110n on iL
f am oppo~ed to the concept
Df 1nterior m~pccltons for the
following rea-.on~ I. They are
not needed. It GHI has successfully gouen aiLing w1thout them
for over 40 \'l',tr'. v.hy are they
"udt..lenly ne~JeJ nO\.\? Is there
J genume prohkm which has
.m'>en for whtch tnterior inspect mos. are the ~(!Iutton? 2. I can
thmk of few thmgs more likely
to alienate Gilt members from
the board and 't:df. An interior
m~pection 1s nt!...:essarily intru'>t\e and woult1 nc-.:e~sarily be to
'>orne extent ~LihJective. 3. I
think that it 1~ ltkeiy to drive
.tV.J) prospectt\1: members from
'-nm1dering bu~ ing GHI homes.
l .1r h~tter or -.~or,e, there is a
~trung <;treak m m:my Americans
:I:Jt hri'>fle~ at the no(ion of ~x­
,e ... -.tve interf~.:rl!nce by govern::Jo:ntal or qu.t'>l governmental
:,, ,,iJe~. I cannoi Imagine many
r~cupk lookmg forward to havtn~.C the in$ ide of their homes in~;1~\..'tcd once a vear. I have en-
o,w-•a.. .
: . .., Dellnl, c;....Greenbeli CARES has resttuetured the GED courses since the
May 23 issue or the. News Review. Beginning with the July 9
summer course, .there will be a
charge to non-Greenbelt residents.
Registration is from 10:30
a.m. - 12:30 p.m. only, on July 9.
There is no charge for the course
Open MiDNight
Has Been eanc.lecf
Due to a ochedC.ling conflict,
the Greenbelt Writers Group's
open-mike night a1 the New Deal
Cafe, which wu to be bold on
Saturday; June 1; has boen cancelled. A future date for the
event has not .been determined.
At the library
On Wednesday, June S. P.J.
Storytime for ages 4 - 6 will he
held at 7 p.m.
Drop-In Storytime for ages 3 S wilt be held at lO:lS a.m. Of\
Thuriday, June 6.
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at the Outdoor SWimming Pilot
Featuring ~ Petty, ·Miss Greenbell, Miltnlss of
Ceremonies and a variety-of rrusk:
Poetry Plus, a poetry ditcuaDixie Land-Eleanor~ High Sdtool Dilde ~,~rid 8and
lian .... Jell by.X....Aill<lld.
~,~or Oillrfi:ICJfCaUitbla)
.
Poet'ln-Rcoidcnce at Montpelier
llbl:al variety-The Chnllnallca, a~ '-Ill .....cJ~e
Cultural Arts Center, will be held
ling IIIUiiC fJllm Baraque to Snmeck
on Saturday, June '-at 10:30
UTE DINNER FARE STARTING /l;r 8 PM
a.m. The J1!1011 to IIcliiCuuld ,
RAINl.CIMnON:'f'OUTH CENTER
are Adrienna Rich aad Katl
Sllapiro.
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8US1NESS MANAGER: ....,. Hatbd; Cot. of~~ DMtd 1111n.
111-4100 (llnd8); Springhill Lake Circulation! hit• Plltnl, &41M.JO; ltltf
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~ Dlac*y Act.--10 p.m. Mondlly; ua.t. lfticlel and Glalr ldt-10 p.m.
....... . . . . . IDrN*:ation~n~~tberneilecl10--~dlpollldi10&61D:il"'
. . Ce-cip IJOCWY-..: (b¥ 7 p.m. T__, or t1r0U1f* 10 -~In .. Conlullf
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Thursday, May 30, 1996
Clifton D. Cunningham
The
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Clifton
D.
C.mmngham. 82, who died May
:~. \lo.lS memorialized in a scr!his
past Tuesday a!
.\lo~o~.au ~emonal L'nited Meth,Jhl Church. ""here he sened
.:· ;::J~tor rn the l9.,0s.
B,·rn 1n Pl-:..:s.mts Coum\. W
• 1-:<!'
,, J:Jl~ l•l!3. he rec~l'oed
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PGCC President's
Contract Extended
Surratt Hause
The Board of Trustees of
Prince George's Community
College announces the e:-:tenston of President_ Dr. Robert I.
Bickford"s contract through
Historic $urrall House Museum, 9118 Brondywine Road, ,
Clinton, -u v o l - wbc> enjoy learning ond teaching about
the Civil War era and Victorian
tife.
PO$itions are available for costumed guides, as weD as staff for
the museum's visitors' center and
gift shop. A commitment oC one
4-hour shift eac-h month is required. Training will be pro·
!999. Earlier the Board had
mdicated that hu contrau
would not be approved. Pe!!t!Ons supportmg Bickford were
circulated by semor citizens attendmg the college and liS ~at­
ellites
The college - ;;. compn:hen.,L\e p:.Jbltc. post,c..:lffid.tn :-.,~,
~·..:tto)~
-.n~oarJ~ ,;~~OCJ.!l'."
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~ rc-l·,. J ~ '.1- e-ll ·" ..:ert; L _ ·'
..::--. i i:~!~·r, ,,; ~ecugnl!t
v~.:J:· ..:;.J .'lO!"I...'rCJ:[ lUr.!:'
.:JJ.:..~ttun prograrr.~
~1 'r:
'1 •' ..:ount\ rc,tJcnt,
~:.~,_..:, Jt pc;(-c :.'.1.:~ !'-'·'·
at P..tn ~ i<.~:a.t. S.C. on
1-rtdJ~. ~by II·. lk graduated
:..~!!or.
;-_,.· -r C
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untd he reIn 19931·he
. . :-::: :-:".r'\C:J 10 the A~bu:
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\'lila2e
m
I u.:~c:~-t-urg:. ~tal}' Cu-nnmg am
-• .. :
~·J~:!Jnue
to res1de there.
1d reJ.der. Cunmngham
r·J•":d J. \J..,I llbran·. After
":'L)',Jng 10 Asbu-ry v,ilage. he
.! •:;.J.!t"J hundred~ of books to
-\:-: J.\
:h: nev.l) opened used book~l•lre 1n the Gn:enlxlt Branch of
:'ce County ltbrary S}'Stem. As
\!nv.Jti"s pastor. he was a strong
J.!.,,..._..~te for B1ble study groups
J<;,j ..:hurch choral groups
He
ti~n ted the fundratstng cam·'.ll~:l to butld a new sanctuary.
I:"~· ~!lurch. at 40 Rtdge Road.
l ' ..._,,mpleted m 1981.
Jk,tJe<> h1~ wtfe of 57 years,
~~...1\t:'> -.o:-1 ~1tch:u:J. of
( , c>-.ht:l~ -\~nt!-:er -;on. Dennu.
: _. ~ i ~ !·• ~ -l
Three -.tsters.
-~\ .:" :..1 C..~rpe:-11er. Opal Wmgrove
\···;.J~.lflt: Henn al;.o sur..~, Jll three. grandsons
'lr_·;· •ll Denn1~1 dnd three
· _:~.t:-.J . . hlldren
\: !:::: 1r.cmunal ~en tee. the
:· .:r~·g.IIion
~ang
Pa.s.tor
:1::-:eh..1m ·~ f..tvOnte h)rnns.
• ,J t1.Ji~·!dual~ gave public testi'"1~ r., hh Lnliuence m the1r
'I •
ug~
..:enter pro .. 1dmg re~tJc11,
v.uh r.e" learmng opponur:,t.~,
tn the SCiences. engtneefln?
computer~ and other techn· •log~t~s.
:u~t
~fanne
Computerphiles Alert
The Gallery of the Pnnce
George's County Memonal Ltbrary System presents ''Content
t.:nder Pressure" by Bradley J
Rudich whose mixed medu
works use images from ad .. ertising, fashion and mass media
to pro~oke his viewers ont of
cultwai complacency.
The 11low will be on diS'piJ. '!
through June 21. The publ1 . . 1,
in~ited to the opening reception to be held on Saturda ~.
June I, 3-5 p.m.
·
The Gallen- IS 1n lice
Greenbelt Bran~h Librar) II
Crescent Road. Gallen· H"
are Mon.-Wed., 2-5 and 6 ~· -'-J
p.m ; Thurs.-Sat., :!-5 p m
The St*s Allomey's Office,
located in Hyaus .. Jile, IS look.ing
for a volunteer who would use a
computer to look up trial dates,
Carolyn Goff, principal of
Greenbelt Elemontary School, became a grandmother on May 23
when ,crandson Patrick Dugan
Goff was born. Patrick, who
weighed 8 lbs., 5 oz., is the son
of Jtm and Kelly Goff. He even
has a tinge of red hair, Mrs. Goff
happily told us, We've seen a
picture that proves it.
Letgh Jascourt waS graduated
~IJmma cum laude at recent exer~.:i~s at the L"nivemEy of Anzona.
He recetved a B.S. in Exercise
Unitariaa Church
3215 Powder Mill ,Road
Sun_, June 2, 10,30 only
"M~s·
Rev. Rod Thompson
Proud parents Resa and Hugh
Churrb: School Boda Stnfccs
Assistive Us~ning Devica
R<v. R.H. Thorn
937-3666
Jascourt traveled to Arizona to at-
tend graduation services .
Greenbelt Community Chui'Ch
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hl1151cle &. Crescent Roads
Phone, 474-6t71 mornings ·
SUNDAY WOI5HIP
10:15 ......
Daniel Hamlin, Pastor
"A cluu-d of rio. opea ..u.d, lAe _ , lreon,
the~ IOul, and JMIO<ial......_ •• "
the
width
of
s6me people walk up the road
Cherrywood Lane to one lane
in each direction is the fifth
option. This would mean 2-4
feet in width for bicycle lanes
on both sides and a· continuous
median strip. Cros-sing the street
could be safer for pedestrians,
as only one l.ane would have to
be crossed in each direction and
there would be a median strip
to stand on. Traffic speeds
should decrease, Wilson said,
but traffic del~ys should i_ncrease.
The.. sixth option is to implement option fi~e only along the
section of Cherrywood Lane
near Springhill Like. Wide
curb Janes would provide bi·
cycle access for the rest of
Cherrywood Lane.
Citizen Response
Dozens of citizens were
present at the council meeting
and a number spoke .in favor of
from Springhi11 Lake. and for
them Cherrywood Lane is a
residential slreet. (Council has
included in the past a trail from
Metro to Cherrywood Lan-e
crossing the property owned by
A.H. Smith in the Trails Master
Plan; July 25, 1994, however
the city does not have funding
or right..of-way to construct this
trail.)
Response of the Neighbors
The
neighbors
of
Cherrywood
Lane
spoke
against diminishing the size of
Cherrywood Lane to accommodate bi-cycle lanes.
Metro officials are against
reduction of traffic lanes since
all local traffic gets to· the station via Cherrywood, inCluding
cars and all six. bus routes that
serve the station. Metro expects
a significant increase in usage of
the Greenbelt station when the
mMrrntty
6301 Greenbelt Road
(XX~~.
Wmlll~:iol&atu'ullah
Sunday School
Worship Service
All are Welcome
Rev. Sidney Cong!!r
474-7573
·G•een.btlt•47.1-9410
W~Hir'SERVI([
Arthur
Think the Church Doesn't
Have Room for You?
We do!
ll:(Xhm
ll:lO.n
D.~,_,,
474-19:U
kgin"
.Sunday Worship, 9 am & 11 am
9:45 All
I 1:00AM
7:00PM
7:30PM
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For~. <Xq.....OOns, call4744212 9 30 AM. 3:30PM
Greenbelt
Baptist
Church
c'thc
and
e«ocr of Cres..;cnt
9:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Grcenhi.JJ RoMs
Sr_ John's
E'PISCO):».l
ctll..lJ1.Cn •
1nv1tt>1i you to )OlD 1U in
~~.,,r,.hlp. pr•i-k and lk)ftll
All Jo.ll.E 'l\aCOCTle
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St. George's Episcopal Church
Located in Glenn Dale, Just East to Greenbelt
Lanhun-Sevem .t. Glenn
Dale Rds., jast South of
GrHnbelt Rd. IMD193)
1111
T
Michoel W. Hopkins, Vicar
More info: 262·3258
Inquirers C~ Sun. eves 6-8
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HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Christ
Cen-lble'
(&Infant ca,.. Provide<! at each SeNiceJ
~'
at
800,9 30ond 10:05
a.m.
Sundav School ·
910a.m
I_. p..d.. molL...,_, o-.,..,
6905 GI'HHell Road, G._..belt, 111020770
Rev. StsphenJt Mena, Pastor (301)~111
plan
the master
sees the need
for high quality employment
,·
!:.
1 per !I.e, they notiHhQt
wood ~Caaiel Ulllie-
'
be "een two state ·roads. and
>fM
built to bold all the. futQre
traffic on lhat road. The development of th{ee mofe parcels or
spoke for, Capital Office Park,
land in Capi')ll Office Park will
which
opposes
reducing
Cherrywood Lane to two lraffic
tanes. While not against bicycle
increase the traffic on the area
roads.-
1996. SUMMER SESSION I
GREENBELT AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER
lri-pcnon rqlstration, fint-comc, first-served basiS. ALL n:aisuants rnUSI sian up llt the Gn:~lt Aqu:uic
&. Fitness Center for :~quatic cW!Il's. PLEASE NOTE n:glstr.nlon ~ys ;uxJ tirtJCS.
Registration for ~sidcnts of Gt:l--enhclt and passholdrn ONlY iS June 3nl & _.th from 6.00 a.m.·IO:OO p.m.
Registration for all others su.n:..junc 5th from 6:00 a m.-10:00 p.m. on :a !JXICe ava~lable
~!loi,.
P1.1!ASE NOTE> ALL ClASSES ILWE A UMIT ON ENROIUIENr. EAIU.Y REGISTJIATION IMPROVES
·YOUR CHANCES OF GETilNG lllE ClASS YOU WANTII!
.
.
ClASS FEES: All class f~s are noted in the course: descripcion. Re~ic.lcnt" :m: those individ~ls living within
the dty Umiu (not mail only) of Gn:cnMh and who are entitled to vote in dty elections. Non-rnkknls arc
those UvinJ outside tM incorporated city limits of Greenbe-lt. Non-pa»boldrn of th_c facility wiU .pay more
than passhoJders. A 10% diM:ount will be given to all senior citizens, 6o years. okl and over, for non-.."c:-nior
classes.
green line is completed in 1999
permitting riders to go directly
downtown without having to
transfer.
Greenbelt Bicycle Coalition,
said that Cherrywood Lane is a
.Springhill Lake management
told city staff.Wit they would
not like to lose ~ki08 0C1J their
side of CherrYM!Iicf~' ..
AnyOne who
partidpate- in any of the Aquatic a: Fitness
critical connecting point for
several bike trails and that citizens ha~e spoken for them in
both petitions and elections.
This issue is not just about bi-
Judge AlexaiR:fer
Bu=~G:
said he was very concerned
about reducing the amount of
traffic that could be carried by
ity than Crescent Road.
Cherrywood Lane.
house is at capacity and wUI
very probably grow. said Williams.
paths for bikes and pedestrians.
Across the road from the
Perhaps test lanes could be
put up while planning for the
long run is done, suggested Oscar Savaryn. He and albers
Springhill Lake apartments is a
large, mature stand of woods
and forested wetJand. This
property is part of 160 acres
NllMIIBl
ACI1Yli1ES
and Brugger, was present. She
said that while they support the
blows the exhaust fumes 'toward
goals of the APB report, they
userS of the current path. A di-
are concerned about the possibil·
.
THE PRJN(;ESS 4
THE
Anhrttis Ottp Waier
Aquatics
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(3 co choose from)
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Deep
Water.R~g
Uigh/Low AerobicS
Drop-In Only
Tuesday-Friday 10-6
Saturday-Sunday 10-5
Directions: Follow Greenbelt Road West to
U.S. Route 1, tum left. Turn left again on
Be.wyn Road at the light immediately after
Best Weslem Marylan4 Inn.
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S30.00 PII
$35.00 R·NPH
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$35.00 R-NPH
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$25.00 PH
$30.00 R·NPII
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$31.25 NR-NPII
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$35.05 NR·NPII
$22.SOPH
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pcrclas
$20.75 Pll
$25.25 R·NPH
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$27,00 R·NPH
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OFQA!ti1!S
12 claut.'S
12 Cbw..'5
12cWKs
Hc.·Insc~
7 c.:b55eli
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7 da:wcs
7 5e55iom
ADULT LAND AEROBIC ClASSES
Ages 16 & Over
M/W/F CLASSES. $30.00 PH $3S.OO ..lilPH $40.00 NR-NPH
TIJtrH ClASSES $22:.50 PH $27.00R-NPH $31.2:5 NR-NPH
YOGA M/F - $30.00 PH S3S.OO R-MPH $40.00 NR-NPH
5000 Berwyn Road. College Park. MD 20740
30 1-6 14-0900
Hours:
rum•
M/W
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Gently-used Children's Clothing
and Accessories .
(expires June 30, 1996>
AGI!GIIOUP
16&0wr
The court-
Metro access road, he said. because sometimes the wind
OPENING
SATURDAY, JUNE 1st!
DAYIIlME
M/W!f
Arthritis Aquatics
spoke of the difficult paths near , owned by A.H. Smith Associthe Metro station. I'd like tO ates. Their attorney, Nancy
see paths on both sides of the Slepicka of the finn of Fossett
..........
ter's proinms- It you need any special us~. please call (V)
'Haseley.
,
G<unheltAqulflc A Fihws Ccnlerot 397-2204.
'Williams. Jr.
Bob Auerbach of the
Greenbelt Greens hope& that
council will be in favor of more
•
is~hy·caUy,mc-n~aUy.andlor cmotioAally chaUenaed is CIICOUIIgiC'd to
397-:1208 orTTY 474-2046 and ask for
For any additional inform:Jtion,contact
and the Clerk of tmo Court presented concerns of tbe U.S. Dis-
• Sunday School and Billie Cl":'"e5: 9:50 a.m.
•Pre-School Department: 9:50and 11:15 a.m.
langley Park, College Park and
Greenbelt. Among other goals
the Bell~y. and developnt.ool
bicycle lanes on Cherrywood
Fri£ndly people wo<Siliping God and serW>g their oommunity.
• Sunday WO<Ship Senrices: 8:30 and It: 15 am.
lowing _the Master Plan for
opponunities, especially ~ear
accessibfe" to public transporta·
tiun sites. such as the Greenbelt
Metro sratlon, she ·cOntinued.
Slepid.a also represents, and
Lane and other issues affecting
cyclists a-nd pedestrians in that
area. Steve Harper. chair of the
"Man is lhc- suprrmc T.&ll-YIWl. lac;:k
of p~r c:dl!Clilltion h.J.th, how~r,
r.kpnvW hun o( thal ">;!. hlch he: doth
Berwyn Presbyterian Church
ily of Cberrywood Lane being
reduced from lb!lr lanes to two.
In tile process of planning
lhe development <>f the property, said Slepicka, they are fol-
OA5S SCHEDVI.E,CL\SSES WD.L START THE WEEK OF MONDAY, JUNE 17111 AND WilL RIDI
FOUR WJ!l!Jt§.
ltl!f1..1NDS; The Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center reservc=s the right to caned classr$ due lO insuJik:k.'tll
registrants or causts beyond ib control. Refunds will be made- if cla5ae!!i an: canceled by the Center. Olhn
refunds will be made according to the pmvis.iom in the cary of Greenbelt Resolution No. 6S, which also
requires that refund requests, for valid reasons, are to be submitted IMMEDIATELY IN WIUTING to lhe
trict Coun. While approving of
UJdweelt Pr~yer Service (Wed 1
c _ ~II.-
Reducing
the goals thai molivaled the proposed bicycle lanes, William•
Bible Study far .all ages (Sun I
Wcmlhip Services (SUill
JDI.-QJi-4~
Christopher Cherry con·
curred. He noted that the path
takes the long way around the
perimeter. And he noted that
tage, such as pedestrian access
and good government. He also
said that citizens do nor want a
road wilh more carrying capac-
The Prmce George's County
Dep..trtment of Family Services,
RS\·p Program. 1s in need of
\umeone to help coordin,ate the
Jlll\ll1es of one or more
;JT(Jjecls under the RSVP prof'rJm Someone to assist with
ILitng:. data entry. and bulk
:nJdtng., 1s also needed. Candi·
:l.l\e~ \hould possess good com·
'!l:Jf11LJtiOn skill-. and be wtlling
tu he tramed tn office proce,!...tre~
The Department of
1-.,~Jh· Sen1ces ts located in'
lh ..ttr~vdle
For information
......,._,:..J..
clude: a median strip, a bike
lane on the non-parking side or
wide· outside lanes on both
sides of the street.
cycle lane~. Harper added; it is
Sermon:
9:00--12 ........
agonal path is needed across
:~:u:~tro parking lot, he con-
also about the Greenbelt heri-
Choldren ~ Sen~~ee
<:::::>(
Paint Brandt
BIKE LA1¥ES
(Continuedi'rom page 1)
laha'iFaith
Counseiong 301!68132!)1
'-·dl 11'N-~800
868-1121 (Voice & lTY).
on his masters degree at the University of Miami.
NU.. ISL!""RAYU SE.RVICI Wed. 6:50pm
51Jn~y B ~.e Stud1es
9:30.-n
.
vided.
For further information call
Physiology. Leigh has left for
Flonda where he plans to work
For more information, or to
\ olunteer, call tk \'oluntary Ac·
t1on Center at 699-2800.
A Growing Family of Friends
Ju A.\1
Congratulations, Marcus.
phones.
Volunteers Needed
-1·.-.J. 1;Ja! Huddmg Stmda)'$
land for the very impressive cer·
emony. They are all very proud!
file pending trial dates and bench
warrants, and ass,.t~t m answering
M~~~'!!o
r:,pre~~tun-.
Catholic
Community
of Greenbelt
MASS
re-
...:ruJls and wa... pr 'muted to Pri·
'J.te First Clas~
Mother and l>JJ, brother Sean,
~ISler Erin and Grandmother
Berty Deitch tra\ekd to the Is-
1~-t: t 1:·e
r:·J~
m a claso; ot 2-1
Ubrary Gallery .
t:~
of grat1tude for
of the Re ..... Cunningham
he made m the form of
.lo_,n.ItLons to ~1o,.au Memorial
\_ ~trcJ \fet.hodtst Church or the
\ "1\en ... .Jn D1abetes foundation.
474-5285
Condolence, to GreenbcJler
Cunningham on the
death of his father, the Rev.
Clifton D. Cunnjngham.
Lany Wexler, the husband of
Wendy Wexler uf CARES, was
awarded a DoctlX.Jit: m Education
at the recem grJduatJon ceremomes at the John\ flopkms Univer\Jt~. Balt1more
·Dr We:der t· ~--''!l'l~cd J.t the
Der...~rtmenr o:- 1:: ... t:t;'n. \\"~,h­
OC. ( \l<L~- ~t.tff J.p~1chael
..:~..tduJte
Feherhl\e scu.:-n. . e J!ld It:~ 11'"1
\'
by Linda Savaryn
thh aa, .-~ .l'h:::~.:nt
\brlu~ A f • , ::: 1.1-..l\ Com;·-m~ A Jnd Pl.!~
I r1'!1 honor
Gru•... nd v. ill be bru~~.c-·
a nev. SlU millton ,,
: :.,.
Needs Volunteers
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My Greenbelt: A Writer's Cocoon
bY Robert T. Le"·ine
\:t."r II' 1n~ J long time
t::e !r.Jmc t'lf J .:ertam
;,·J!~r._·,
helt
u:~.: .:J!lr.ot
.•. "1<:d ~·. !htl~C t'e:HJh::~
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r
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rr~c;:!"'dt,
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1:1-J nc•,,e]t in (Jn:enbclt
:H> II~IJ.C.lnatiUn v...1~
...:~.1~"11~0:
.l::J
-:·.~rrenJ:';.:.
~'11~
rer.:ep!ion
I el:plored
,~;1\1 l.II1~:: to knov..
u~
the
I ....!!lli.' to know ho~
Jm:l,, ,.; Jllr.Jper-. grov.
the ff'lv.hou.se..,
. •1' 1 .J~e-., the \.I.J]h \.l.h0'>e
.l;'L'
~<'
.~:.~n~,IJ"
r.nl't ..... nfe,~eJ to the
• ~-· ... ,If II.
h:ne.1th. I cam!! lo
.,, the: _peen ,pace-; at the
··_·.1rt •'i eJ-.h hlock m -wh1ch
' 1~--,t'r,t;Jt 'unlt~ht ..:ou~d mmgle
~ thl" !e.tle~ v.zth calm
-~·-· ~~· [ .:.Hnt.: to knov. the con~~-IL' v.a!J...wJ~~ ..... htch spilled
'rt•:ll hetv.ecn the ro .... ~ oi
;,,., Jnd .:ur>ed alllng hillthrough the un.. ~~\~ at the pri:-.'f'l,'
'!lite ~l~'r::fronl'S uf the
I .... ~~~~e !u knuv., too.
.. ~' :!ll--1tmg on the np,,d,l..'e l'f Greenbelt Lake,
'· ·:~· h.tllt:t !11-.e. perrendicular
: 't' '-H~.1,_·: .md ... ubmerging
:'H !:L',ld, :Pr n;uments at J
'1:1:'-· t•' p;.~ll ur J few sirands of
I dllll' to know how
rtl••n, of thL' Green Bell are
v.tth th~: \ehet of ferns
,_,,r,_ll·hke colonies of club
r ':.n,: ;'lJLl'J Gr:..'enhdt
r·:1:-hl I ....u: ~·JJI it m)
hl'd:.hl' I .:Jrp, it in~tde
·~ l I ... Jn ~·.1ll H. forth - m
.~~.·:11, ,,r U.tlrth, Ill prose or
l!l\(Lil1e
r
When 1 bcg.m to v.-nle
mv ov.n
WJI,·
ot
..!'-1 ., :·
~ee~ng
:.~.~
·,q;r!J, I !ud ;r.,th~r re-;our·.~·
tCJr:1 tn !'!:\ n<:1~n:-.ur. the ...:n1-1
I Jf'Pl'H ~p'lr--1-di-.Jlly u:
!'~~cr..... :t!l
.1 'hoi of ~: "~'~
1:1 m~ hJnJ for h:·
(l\er .tnJ ~·'~;:n;ent or. ( l·
~ummt:r evenmg,, v..e \I[ tJ:--, 1
'C.[L'tT!<.'J-Jn por~·h. di~CU'I~I:'.C:
Jeh--1tm~. 1oJ...m::;. !Ju.gh•n!! 111 , ·.::
""•rc-m~,;~h ne~! a~ the l.J.te 1H~ur
t1nt, :!-!<: aJr ~t'neJt~·
~""el't~:um"' !]arkt!'r and darker
~out:h Ben and I work 1n J1:
f{crenl media. we o;hare the tJsk
nf IT\ If'!_(: to get the world d1•v. :~
10 o~r 'ftork. and ~a. he 1' .~h.e
to J1scoHr tnstghrs 1ntu ;u:~rzting Had I gro..,._n up 1': .::1;.
other piJ.ce, I m1ght nnt
had the fortune of IIvmg t:Jr~e
door"' from someone who n•uld
tell me "t-;othm~ l ' ab-;tra .. :. Jll
art ts concrete in it:-.elf," or "berything is orgamc: there '<i not r
wg ~ou can put Into art t!c.1t
doesn't come from life."
[ g.11ned more hands-on tr.!H'
mg by Working for the 'l''·' ~
Review during ·high "'..:honl
Whether I wrote about Europ<.' .11;
student-"' visiling Greenbelt , •n Jl'
exchange program, a dul:l :or
®
deaf Greenbel!cr,_ or a. bomb
threat at Eleanor Romeveh High
)chool during fi:ul e\JJTl'>, I h~d
to enter an e., pl.'~ ~: . .::: . .1b~orb !1,
...::ld reproduce i:
.:!""'.de 1
~-d to make the
J .._·,':--.dull
.1·.J the
··,·t';,e..:n m;. p<:·t
: :.:dcr'~ in1J.fl:- t
I !'.~d 10
· Ji-..e tt !on~ e .. , .~h. broJd
~hJpl! !U
and ot 1:1
:1•1ld the ex:pent·:.L
~:·ough,
'-rtt: iondne~~ t~r
., !·,·v. b.;,ement
. 1..::ll,
the
v.all~
r<::n<:mb~r
:l ,._. ..,,
.. :...
~
Rc·
:b lhm
h.1re
C\-
~;pt lor the el.: ~ :z,d::r~. th~
. . ,m-.tant du..:km; · '"'.1r~u.tl type-' rl!er' <The \. ', Review
.'l..tdn't been wn' .!t:ru~J }t:t~)
A nc~ sp1rft gr'-'1' 111htn me in
thJt office, am(·-~ t!-Jo,c me~hanJcal rehcs o:· ,-\.tm,hcd era
a spint whKti · t:' the world
.wd claimed it I· :- Jh own by
v.re~tlmg tt mto I. •,:u--1gc.
Greenbelt hJ· i.:!\Cll me a
~ense of the comr _.~;Jty of writ·
er.., through the (i:ct·nbeh Writ~
er"' Group. I fdt :: ~mt at our_
organizational mel·tmg in the
home of Doroth> Sucher, our
"fol.lnding mother·. 1~ Februar.y
"i last vear. A "':,!c: ring of 20
people 'sat in h'.!r In 1ng room,
.1mong them a ~ch:ncc v.riter for
the Department ~": Agru.:ulture
Jnd a v.ould-h'-· !'luvelist. a
freelance JOUrnaii-...•. t\o,o \.l.rtler~/
editon/publishen of snail magazines, a pltyW1'ight and
children's author, and an aspir-
Sr. Fishing festival .
At Lake Ar1emesia
ing fiction writer. How blissful
for me, a 20-year-old poet, to sit
m that room full qf neighbors
v.-ho not only loved writing but
committed themselves to it.
Later we held monthly open
readings. We would come together to taste one another's
work, and 10 doing so we re ..
minded one; another that there
was a place for our "work, that
others cared.
In maps of the city's original
plan, the Green Bell looks like a
Qn Friday, June 7, from 8
a.m. to 1 p.m., a fishinc festival
for seniors will be held at Lake
begged to
''L' . . he, J...,_.J out and everything
•1-J h<.' L:heLkeJ out: all I had
'' ,J,, v.J-. kelP a white card in
"'\ r<l~.:ket and J could carry
1
··•n:e .J, mJn) ""ays of seeing
\\ ''riJ J ' my arms could
\1 ~r
.!r,,unJ
reel (a limited supply will be
available for loan)_ A representative from the Department of
Natural Resources will be selling licenses on-site the day of
the event or they may be purchased frot;n any Spons Authority athletic store.
For further information call
773-6686; TTY 699-2544.
SATURDAY
2 OPEN HOUSES
11 - 4
tU,too,
wmt V..!
.·Volunleers Needed
5707 Cherrywood Lane
Greenbelt
Hospice of Prince George's
County seekS volunteers to
SomethiD.c for Everyone
At Moonlight Concert·
b1 Konrad Herlln&
The Greenbelt Arts Center
and the City'• Department of
Recreation are co-sponsoring
their seventh annual "Greenbelt
Day" or "Moonlight" concert.
Saturday, June. 1, at 8 p.m. at
be the Youth Center.
This yCar's program wil~ feature thr~ groups: The Eleanor
Roosevelt . High , School
Dixieland Band; Formula I (a
jazz band). and The Chromatics
(an a cappella mixed voice ensemble). The three groups will
play approximately a ludf-hour
each.
This year's MC will be
Rachel Peuy, Miss Greenbelt,
1995-1996.
Roosev.elt 's Dixieland Band
participated in an international
MON.
& TuES.
WED. &TBURs
5~
Premium
OFF/gal.
. Plus GasoUne
Beer.ToGoZ
7 Days .tl<~~kl
I
BUD & BUD LIGHT
12 pk cans
$6.99
competition in London this past
April ·and lf?Ok away ~op
awards .. They appeared two
years ago at the_ Arts Center
and drew rave n;views.. The
Band's appearance at Greenbelt
Day was arranged by Sally
Wagner. Band
GasoUn~
MICHE;LOB.
Reg, L:igl\t, Dry
1 2 Pack Bottles
;$·Ill!( .· .........
,•. ' '- .
: ,"•· ~':lfP .
/.
Director at
ERHS.
Formula I consists of a trio
. of students from the University
of the District of Columbia .
Jamaal Ellis on tht fiute, Allen
Johnson, pianist, and Debra
Ellis, vocalist, .have performed
either jointly or as duos or indi,.idually at Blues Alley,
Bolling Air Force Btie, the
Smithsonian, the National Theater, and Democratic Party
fundraisen. They also petfonn
.at senior houJing centers and
other facilities for \hose who
don't have euy access to cultural aclivities.
All three are
members of the UDC
Band.
Jazi Lab
The Chromatics were- fonned
in 1993 by a group consisting
mostly of NASA (Goddard
Space Fligltt Center) employees.
The .milled voice a cappella ensemble made· up of ten men
and women: Padi Boyd, ·Deb
Nixon, KHen Smale, ~Ian
Smale, Lisa Kelleher, Steven
Leet, Anp Russo, Johlt Meyer,
Paol Kolb. lild ian Riclwdson.
The. group bas performed at
Camden' Ynds, the Kennedy
Con•;
George's Sladiu~~t. CliiiMD'a Hotpltal. and
Gre-alaell'• New Deal Cafe.
ft.illce.
For t i l e - - - tile Cbromll-.
lea will Joe perf...,.. at
Balti-...,..a; ..,...,. Harbor..
I ·~ ; • ·.
Universily Cormilunity
'At P.G. Hospice
the Greenbelt .:\qua!ic Filness
Center (outdoor pool). Should
ir rain, the alternative site will
This Week's Cold'Beer Specials
H: 474-2011
0: 262-6900
JUST PERFECT
End ul'll! (WIDE STYLE!
valid fishing license and are encouraged ro bring a rod and
spill beyond Greenbelt to ex-
~Jnl.
brr~thing
TriceMaulial c:;ilalndoo.
box lunch for a fee.)
Participants musr posseu a
pand itself. Perhaps Greenbell's
boundaries are for me. as they
were f-or the original city, a cocoon - a structure which shelters
and nourtshes my growth until,
enlarged by what it has fed me.
I must press against its edges.
fall through, and cast my wings.
lhdd. the public hbr.tr)
l!ie huh \ll r:1~ rcneationaJ
h ~lll1l'. thl' ri.:hness and
··.t.::1:tude of :dl those shelve.,
\heh n ()f books dJwned
of Prince · Oeol)e '1 County '1
- noon. Pre-sentation of Prizes;
12:15 - I p.m., Lunch. (People
may bring their own or order a
the clearly ordered land within.
But this description is inaccurate; in time, the city punctured
lhe 'Green Belt and expanded to
embrace apartment complexes
and town houses, shopping malls
and a Metro station. Soon my
hfe, too, driven by the art
Greenbelt has given me, will
will be
nit:Y Wellnea Pnlpam willlloria Two: Healtlly Mean;·. Tile
series begino on Tuesday IItie 4
from 7 - 8:15 p.m. ..... ...,._ .·
1101lor llUee conaecutlvc ,__
day evenin&•· Topi-. iiiCJide:
Susan Wolfe 352-81181; 1TY.779S321 for inl'cmlolita Tbia Ia filii "'lllllla for a
- 8:30 a.m., Check-in; 8 - 9
a.m., Fishing Clinic; 9:15 • II
a.m., Fishing Derby; 11:15 a.m.
thick shell surroundiRg it, dividing its obscure outskirts from
\, .t
~,
Learn about the lliatOry of
Glenn Dale on ~:- 2,
from liOOII- lO 4 p.m. Tile. exhibit
at Marieua Manor will 11M photos, drawinas, mapa·*-' interviews. The IJIIID' ill • SCI6 Bell
Station Rood, GlePn DIID, Call
Artemesia in College Park.
A variety of activities are
plannerl for this afternoon of
fun and competilion. Prizes
will be awarded for the smallest, largest, and most fish
caught; there will also 'be a
casting contest .
The agenda is as follows: 8
Shell Food Mart
Shell
Is ol; Displcly .'7 ' · · ·...·
neli:........ -~~oe..­
, ... ...,.., illd a cqpella
•ialln' ......... --- pop
-·J'~·.,,,,
·.,:.::.
,:
sel"ve the terminally ill and
their families. Volunteer opponunilies include assisting
·patients and families, office
support. bereavement support.
fundraisinJ and community,
education. Summer trainirtg
dales will be beld on June 13,
15, 20, 22. For more information, call 499-0S50.
and rock, comedy to classical.
Band (Qncert Sei
The Univenity CO!IIlilunlty
Band c - io ochedtded for
lkab1 ~.
"How to Lower Y- JUst of
He.it Allac:t•, "Cb•ot Pain:
Y""' ..... Sipal for Help",
and "Audio CardlcipUIIIIDft&ry
Ruuxitation.~ AU ·c~uaea will
be held in tile boapitil'i Outpatient Seniea ~·dlnctly
beblnd tbe main boilclin1 at
Wednesday, J - 5, 11 7 p.m. on 8118 Goodlaclr: Roed, Laalwn.
the Soutb.chapel Lawn (near 'I'bele is a fee far die ooriOI and
the Lee Buildinl) at the Uni>er- pre·registralion is nece~•ary.
aity of Maryland at C"llege Certificatea will be &iv011 10
Park.
those who attend all four oeaFree parking io available in tlOlll of the oeriet. fOr more
Lots C-1 or C-2 after 4 p.m. In inforillation, or to nsJtter, call
case of inclement weather, lite. Docton Colllmnnity Hotpltal'a
concert will be cancelled, For Health Connection at 552-0044.
more infonnllion call 40S-SS42.
madrigals, and pllriotic tunes.
So there '1 something for everyone. As usual. the concert
is free and refreshmentS can be
purchased beginning at 6 p.m.
Also, as usual, Ken Voigt will
be supplying the sound and
technical assistance to make
this event an ~njoyable one.
Please don't forget -to bring
your lawn chairs so you can
enjoy the performances in comfort.
Calling All Volunteers
The Cooperative Extension
Service/Home Economics Division, is looking for someone to
develop brochures and newsletters. This agency, which educates ~itizens to apply practical,
research-based knowledge to is-
sues facing individu-als, families
and eommunitiet, iS looking for
individuals proficient in
WordPerfect to assist th~ group
witb developing print materials.
For more information, or to
volunteer. call the Voluntary
Action Center al 699-ZSOO.
**********
: GREEN8~LT DAY:
WEEKEND
ENJOYI ~NJOYf
*
**
******~****
OLD GREENBELT
THEATRE
w!~.!31
Fri.:......,."-alst.l
(5:70 al $3.00)
Check out what's going on at the new
Greenbelt Communitv Canted
cf' Summer C111ps
cf' Health & fi111111 Clum
cf'lntro4action to Drtwi•t
rY'I•terliiediett Drewi•t cf'Buic Oil Pal•li•t
cf'Mix & Milch Muterpiem rY'CallitrtP~¥
cf'Su4 Pailtitt &
Terrari1111
~Weithl Wllclters
rY'Girl Senti
rY'Art hhikits
cf'Folk D~nci•t
rY'Priet•ki•l
cf'Ktrtte s•it•b•
cf'Ottptl Aert&iu
rY'Mo~era Btlltt
rY'Muer~ D1111
cf'Pottery for A4tlll
cf'C•i14re•'• Ctrrlllca cf'Cirtalc c•.,
cf'C~II4rn•s Wtrb..ps · ar Oo4's. Ep o Slltt Ptltti•l IC. Fl.rlt Ptiltl11
cf'OIVES f8rtta..lt I•IIIJntrtllml Vllnttar hPHi• S.~l · bffrll..tlt MUIR
cf'Oren••lt A4rlt
cf'Oren••lt Nm R••• ~•,.••kit Nmtry
Care Cuter
S.httl & Klr4trttrfn
cf'Naw r Cde
cf'Artill S1ui11
~Om•kiiAutn
Televidea
o..
Especially for Sealort
cf'C~rretl E~11ti
cf'Sit• la•t•tt•
cf'Foe4 & ft~lp Pratrem rY'Fru Mtfiu
.....,,_
Rental facilities
7:20,9:50
.cf' Duce St.~it
Sat.:......, .........
(3:20, 5;20 .. 5100)
..........
cf'Oy•u•i•• & St•s•
cf'Thller Rehenel Rua
rY'OJ11uliu•
rY'Cttferme Room
cf'C.rull•• Sl•41•
cf' Day Tripe
.., R... & Lent•
r;~o
cf'Mt~tllfR...,
cf'Receptlu Hell
cf'Di•llt Hill &
C..lllrtlll , ......
7:20, 9-.SO
s...:..,...._ ....
15-lo•SUOI
.........
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f
·Sp111d .those ht uaau 4tf11t ••• ce~fort tfttr IIW ,....,
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All Sale Prices Effective
Moriday, June 3rd
thru
Saturday, June 8th
1996
Not Responsible for Pnnter En'OI'S
QuantiTy Alglts -
Fn!sh
Ground
Sirloin
Beef Loin
N.Y. Strip
'Steak
Fresh
VIne Ripe
Turkey Breast
Hotel Style
Tomatoes
Beef Boneless
Fresh
Chuck
Roast
Canots
rI.:-•.:::-------::u.
iilliEEuuili&IEII'Ciki' . . .
.. . . 1
COWMIIO
FAT FRIE
Beef
Idaho
Boneless
Shoulder Steak
Potatoe!
Pork
Fntsh Sliced
Seasoned
Tenderloins
Mushrooms
Pork Shoulder
s-r
Butt
Steak
Red Onions
lb.
sz~9
sza9
lb.
lb.
Vlne.ge
Giant Size
Sodas
tlenMy
Sealtest
Syrup
Cottage
Cheese
All v.rtetles
CROCKER
SUPER
MOIST
CAKE
9U..SPius
Smoked
c.tFood
Franks
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bit, but mostJ~ made:
Youths Offer "Stardust"
At Weekend Celebration
these you~~ pt'''Pk dtd. \Ve were
amazed to fmd out that many of·
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lines by then
But \\C hope the audienccc; wtll
be patient a.nd undcrstJ.n,.hng of
thco.,e )OUrl~ people who are g1'- ·
ing 11 the1r all at one of the mo-.!
busy times of the year for them
We can ho~stly say that we dtdn't jind tht" to dtmtm~h uur
cnJO)oment. ·But then there v. ..~~
al~o ~o much fun and laughter
and yes, Stereotyping. the k.md
that made us look mward JU~t .1
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fenced yards - 3 AJC's
Compll'lely mkecnu:d
Monthly payment under $600.
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3 large Bedroomo, I full bath
and 2 half baths. Sep. dining
room, W/D-CAC. Less than
$2000 needed to""""' in.
sq.ft. of living space, 4 lid. 2
Full Ba, fireplace i11 living rm.
Garage--comer Jot
2 STORY ADDJTION
J8L-Ridge $9,seil
3 Bd. Huge living & dining nns
w/d, A/C, fenced yards & shed
Leas.' PurchMe
An officer patrolling the 6000
hlock of Springhill Drive on
Tuesday evening, May 21,
'>lopped a vehicle" for an equipment violation, A computer check
revealed the driver's license had
brcn suspended,· A marijuana
p1pe was found in the driver's
posse~sion as well. The 22 year
old non-resident man was arrested, charged with possession of
paraphernalia and driving with a
<;usp<:nded license, and released
on citation pending trial .
A 51 year old non-resident
man was arrested, charged with
disorderly conduct, in an incident
which. occurred in the earlY hours
of Saturday morning, May 18, in
the 7200 block of Hanover
Parkway. Officers attempted to
escort the man out of a bar when
he began shouting obscenities and
disturbing hotel patrons. The man
was released on citation pending
trial.
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"L1Ie is a grindstone. Whether it gnnds us
down or polishes us up depends on us.·
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DRS. MCCARL
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Our mam
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and complete qual1ty care whtch ts why
-.-.c ve taken hundreds of .hours of conttnutng
t'tiuctl!Jon We ulthze slalefol~the-art equ•pment
lild sterilt;a!ion techntqu~ lo create beauttful,
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The School Resource Officer
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place on Friday morning, May 17.
at Eleanor · Roosevelt High
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The Greenbelt Police
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Quote of the Week
· c:ellulor P- 11om an unsecured
offace in lbo 7100 block of
· Otecnbelt It*. on Sllllday, May
IS; money tond c:hecb from a safe
in Beltway Florist, 6128
Gmmbell Rood, on Tuesday, May
21; and a Dynoblaze 20 inch
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KidsinSatetySe:MI•t--370-SF.AT.
A child younger dal four ye;n
(regardless of hi9lher weight) cr wbJ
weighs forty pounds or less(~
of~age)mustbesecuRdinafederally-ajlprool<d safety sealaa:odingiO
the safety seat and vehicle manufacturer'sinstructioos.,
A person may not transpa1 a child
43 Llkeslde Dr. $119,1100
Garage, library, sunroom,
)'OIII1!l<f than 16 years unless the child is
fireplace, foonal ctining nn.
Reld4l
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•bell
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them helped al ;]]lhc hehmd-thescenes, techntctl. ~t..tg:mg and
b~ Uarbara Uko~·-,ki
Rehner, for Hollywood. Heather dtrecting jobs. \\"1JV.' ThJt is a
hl·r h.tH' ~tardu~t tn your madl! us see the two sides of this tall order to :111
Uut things
., • ( ·r.nc to hnng uut )Our mu:ed up young person and we seemed to be .:om:.! .,~ell We
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[·.\t:r been ~urc fcltempathyforboth.baacwasa have to admir..: .t!th -(!..~ge~ness to
, tt It
.. ~ .. ri<.l·d h...trd cnough <~I
good match for Heather. Ryan learn. not just 1"
H
.nt torm \Ou woulJ Otero really was a stuffy,'
The play wti I lk·r!ormed on
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.tr•
1!-ut·,
wh~tthe
play
unimaginat'ive Wall Street execu- S..~turdJ.) and Sc~:.d.,-. J.Jih:: I arid
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1rdll ... t'' h\ WJ.ltcr Kerr ·ts all
live who wanted to marry actress 2 .u 2 p m. En '':
• 11 t .·\n.llhen ~mne. It's a ereKateri Hull on his terms
·· . .: o.,pllld. on artr~t~ m every
We loved them all, young and
rc .md 1t·.., •cry funny.
older alike. We laughed at them
\\,· ·..o.crl' prtvlkgell to attend
all, even those who didn't have
When It Co~es To C/wosing A FIUimd Home,
· ,r 1n.., n:hrAr~J! of "Stardu't" . an obvious reason Jor our laughFamil~ Owned
Mllttm
t:ll" Cirt"cnhelt Art\ Center
ter. There wa!'l always that vague
t, \( ·
I rm 1.., the t996 feeling that we knew someone
t ~~li.lP'Il- Y"urh rl.1y, tr.HhttOna!ly
who talked or acted like that and
,(, f'·trl ,,f thl" Greenbelt 11 tickled us.
Whether lying
.,Has been Family Owned & Operaled SiiKe ISS9, wldt a
,, ",·,·~,·1111 .tdl\l!tl'..,
prone playing a sliced orange or
tradition of Honesty, Carine. Compassion, aod Oaallty Semce
11 p1. 1y t.tlo.c~ piKe at the pretending to be a fishmg pole
~.~,·m~ ut Drama .1nll o\llted
that didn't catch any fish, or as
Traditional or Non-triidttional Funeral ArrMcetnents
\·1, \\.'h,Jt PJ"~e" for art 1s sure
squirming tadpoles. the young
Memorial Services • Cremation Ceremoales • Pre--Need
l'lHI..,l' l'>t'n thm~ ~oungsters
actors caught our anention. We
Out-of-Town Transportation & ServlceArraace•ents
,Jon 't re.tlly understand the
giggled at lines from directo-r
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Laura such as "We w1II begin
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, 1!1 ll:11lJ..k ..11 the tongue in with emottonal _patterns of lines
'·,·J.. !'nrtr.t~JI o! the "ani~te." aadspace"or"firstestabllshpsy4739 Baltlmore•Ave. •
~·'·n-~· ,1! tt'.., gaUL·hl'. tt\ meant to
chological tones" and "Whom is
SONS·
the <groom'~"
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Hyattnille, MD 20781
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Dm:ctor V1rgania Zanner con1995-96 I'Jt'o( 1 r;ruKt,J '\'CHAM~£~ orCOMIJIDCE SMAJ.L/li.MIESSOrTIIE YEM
"lr>e. "'me ••er~ older J.nJ
nects well Vdth these young p<:ol.. ld lll<lTt: pr.llttll' We're pie and hdp" them to bnng out
, :1., tlll'Tl' \\Il 't t1mc Il!lr "P•h.:e to
the1r vefy he-.t
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ThcreV~oercmLssedlme"butJ"
GREENBELT ,FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Zanner «aid there had h.1d to be
Now Offers
! ,,:I 1 l1~hl·r ,1, \h !h("h, wJ.s
late ca:r;t changes. We helieve
'i'IJ••'LII 1• rl1.: nul!\, "~11- ..·l'n- thc~e kid.~ w11l get it together
! ,\)r,·, l•1r PI lhl· A~·.JJt·my
There are three more practices 1<1
! .1 -.~11\ll.t:l 1\ ho..,t" Jt'l'l·
go. V.,'e v.ouldn't e:-:pcct there \(1
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!ICI<:IIIOd inai:bwllfoll'-•a-..olliolo•
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School. The off.:cr investigated a
repon of a trespasser and d~r­
mined the man was not a st~nt
at the school. The man was
released on citation pending trial.
The School Resource Officer
responded to a suspicious peCSQns
report on Friday afternoon, May
17, at ERHS. The officer located
the suspects and found one of
them lo be in possession of a
pager. The youth, a 16 year old
non-resident,
was arrested.
charged with possession of a
pager on . school propeny. 4nd
released -o~ citation pending
act ion by th.e Board of Education.
Two men were involved in ~
~:oilfrontation on Sunday evening,
May 19. when one man ponchod
I he other sev~ limes in the face.
The police responded to the resi~
dence in the 6000 . block
of
1
Breezewood Drive, but the suspect had fled the scene. Shonly
after Jea\ling the residence; the
officer was approached by a man
who confessed to being the
assailant. The man, a 23 year old
non-resident. was ' arrested,
charged with battery, and held on
$1,000 bond pending trial.
Officers re•ponded to 1he 6100
block· of BreeZewood Court on a
repon of a burglary in progress on
Friday evening, May 17. As the
officers approached the apartment
building, several suspects fled on
foot. One suspect was apprehended after a shon foot chase. The 18
year old resident rnan was arrested, charged with bur&J~. and
held on $t,500 bond pen4ng trial.
A 14 year old resident' youth
has been charg~ on petition with
strong ann robbery as a result of
an incident which occurred in the
area of Mandan Road and
Hanover Parkway on Thursday
afternoon, May 23. The youth
approached two other youths,
ages 8 and 9, and demanded
money.
When the victims
refused, the suspect punched them
several times. The victims gave
the suspect money, who then fled
the scene.
A 22 year old non·resident
man Was arrested as a result of an
inctdent which took place on
Thursday evening. May 23.
Officers. responding to a report of
a vehicle being driven with stolen
tags, focaled the vehicle in the
6000 block of Greenbelt Road. A
computer check revealed the tags
had ~en reported stolen to
Fairfax County Polic:e. The driver
was charged with •theft and
released on citation pending trial.
Other thefts repofted include: a
New
Deal
chrome colored bicycle from a
residence in the 100 block of
Lastner Lane. on Thursd:1y
evening. May 23.
Two incidents of vandalism
were reported during the week.
The fU'St was a broken window at
••
door, had been ..,Oited aJolea
10 · Prince Oeorse 'a County
CRB 900 motorcycle, MD laBS
1788D1; r-oat reponed '"stolen
from the 6100 block of
Breezewood
CouCt
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Wednesday eve~ing, May 22.
An officer patrolling the
9100 block of Springhill Lane
on Thursday, May 23, noticed
a suspicio~s unoccupied vehi·
cle in the parking lot. A com·
puter check revealed the vebicle, a 1996 Honda Civic two
Police.
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Vandalism to, thefts from, ,
and attempted thefts from
vehicles were reported in the
follow.ing areas: parking lot of
Buddy Attick park, 6000
block of Greenbelt Road, and
1he 6000 block of Springhill
Drive (two incidents).
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the Greenbelt Public Library. In
the second, several lights were
broken out at the Windsor Green
Community Center.
Auto Thefts and Recoveries
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New Metro
Maps Available
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As a new serv1ce to customers, Metro has produced
neighborhood maps showing
the streets and major sites surrounding individual Metrorail
stations. Riders n~ only ask
Restrictions apply.
the staiioll manager for a copy.
The 8 1/2" x 1'1'' <sheet maps
are reproduced from the paperback book, "StationMasters: A
CompUhensive Pocket Guide
to Metrorail Station Neighborhoods." A Metrorail system
map. informatiora o·l1 how to pay
fares, a description of the OneDay Pass, hours of _operation,
frequency of service, points of
interest niar Metrorail stations
and helpful numbers arc- on the
reverse sldeo(each ~hcct map.
The
complete
"StationMaste·rs•• contains detailed
maps of each of the 74 neighborhoods served by Metrorail.
After June 1. the comprehensive guide WiiJ be available for
a. fee at Metro sales offices ,.at
Metro Center "II 12th and I'
Streets, NW, Metro headquarters at 600 Fifth Street, NW,
and the Pentagon. The comprehensive gUide is llso sold at
many book sfQres and museum
shops.
PreSeni ~ roupon for
5.0~
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oulrageous
Jessed
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Membership, initiation fees exti-a.
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Stand far Children
Day to Be June 1
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For tnfonn.J.tron, call Sund for
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In -:onncctJOn Wilh the Stand
Jo~r Ch1ldrcn rJIIy, MUf) land mem•x·r~ nf BrL"Jd for !he World will be
::t,·t·tmg \.\.1\h th~ \taffs of Senator
\111·-.ul,lo.t, Scn.1tur Sarbanes. and
l ·11n~rc\~mJn Hoyer, from 1:00 to
; ;ll pm on \!onday. June 3 on
=i'i!J]JIJ!I
t
irec-ntx·ltL'T\ Jre encouraged to
m the~e mec:llng~ to
th~tr ~upport
of t;hldhood
, Mll1(lll Jnd other domestic pro·:Jo~nh fnr children For furth~r
"t•'rtn,l!ton.
pleJ~
call345-2032
Register by Moil
For Rec. Classes
S;tra Ra~hkin.
J ,!1\ htljl.Jinck,
\~hlle Jr~l
Lm
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R,1nc ~fanonnt and \tJr~·ell.i
1'fl',~
o!
Fr!LpJtrH.k
Jn honored
\\.1,
t'J~t
~tnng tJU..:.r:..-·
JJ.u Band memhcr, -~nt.'
Rorie Manonn1 and 'i.1L1
R.l.'>hkm. Sta..:ey ChJ -.~J\ J
member of the flute dwtr JnJ
Jan Fitzpatrrck and kt'fl\."
\fJnonni v.ere memher• t:f rhc
L10ns Club ho~or band
Those who v.on J.\~.nd• .h
members of county :'''"''t>
group~ IA.'ere
:\orther:· \r: ·
Youth
Or(he\trJ.
Chr!,lt::·.:
by ChdJr.en
.dl uf
t.:mted State' \.t110~1.d BJnd
· and Orchestra a·.~ ,nd' ·,\ ~111 to:
~trings. Meadm\ \\ :n~k. bJnd,
S.u.t RJ\hlo.tn V.J'I p.tr~ ,,r ,l)'
honored sorhomure c,.J.ifL''
Jll
\1Jher. flute Jnd \1q;Jn
')(rtn<!~.
C\1ur.t\
I l.1·· 1:1 the Ctt~ uf Grc~nbclt .1nJ Thomas.
·::lL<>urJged .til Cll!J<.'n" to m.1ke J
Senwr Youth O~che~trd. JJ~
FitzpJtrick, 'Winds; Jnd J!ll
.·r·:mltllKnt tv AmcncJn chdJrL':'
,
firzparrick, R-· Hull, Ly111
hklm,m\ \llf1 Jonah arid J.mct" Hull. Alyson Miers, Joslwl
l'.!tkc-r reprc,cntmg Gray Panthers RaShkirt. Katherine Stratt~
.d\() .tppt=JrcJ hefore Counc1l
and Meadow Wirick. stnngs. ~
EdelmJn thanked the Council
R·ated excellent at lli.t
.11~J mentioned ~ome of the efforts
County Solo and EnsembJe
uf lhJ!dren throughout the country Festival were Rorie Manonni
rn .ltlend the rally. At last count
solo from the band and Rachei
2000 bus loads of participants Petty, solo, from the choir.
were expected. "I know June 1 is Rated superior solo from the
Greenbelt's binhday, but that band were: Stacey Cha. Jan
~.orne" every year," Edelman said,
Fitzpatrick, Ketura He~rn.
addmg "I urge Greenbelters to Re~cca Lemus. Sara Ra..,hkm
,!llt'nd thL'> \Cry ~pecial event."
and Tara Schwab.
Su('l'rlnr
Parker also thanked Council rating for the orchestrJ •"-h
.tnd remmdeJ those present thar earned by Jill Frtzpatnd Jnd
(irt>enbclt ha., always been m the
Katherine Stratton, solo
I orl'front on behalf of children.
Superior rating fer en>L:nl•k
\\t• .u-c proud of all of our dulwent to: band. Tara Schv•. 1h
dren and hJvc been always. All of Stacey Cha, Andrew Farrh .1:hl
1!1e1r Jchle'~>emcms are owned by
Ketura Hearn; quarteb. \<trJ
·:')t.HH.1
,J\
Hearn, Rone \l.HJ"nnJ. S:ua
Rashkin and Tar.t '-,~h·.\,th.
RL"beu;:a
Ll'"
Rone
\1anonni.
Amencan HJI!, ~ 1-.1:T::.' ~1Jnd
honors went 1o RL'rJ.: \1JTJonni,
JUfilor/sophomorl' ~·Jt'-'gory and
Ketura Hearn, se:~1or L-.ttegory.
American Mu· (._,d foundatum honors werl· rnt:1\Cd by
Rebecca Lemu~. 11th !o:r.tdc and
\\,'rl-.,
Gr-.·.::1!:->~ltt'f'
1he
·~ .. ~>In
\kmPn,d
rhl' Ch!ldrt·n \
.1!
\!.1: 1r1
Rashkm and Jan Frtq.1trJd.
cho1r,
CoritJ
Suzanne Moren,
Jane~
Jnd
(Cont.:~
three award' here :
orchestra
ljUJrlet,
.t:•,J
J1ll
Fitzpatrick
State Solo .Jnd I:n\cl :hlL·
\\.Inner~ were·
excl'lknr r.d
tng.
band quJ.rtet.
\,:r.t
Rashkm; supenor, solo. ">.1n,J
Jan Fllzpatnd. Keturd I kn"
Rebecca Lemu~. SarJ k,: h. ·
and Tara Schv.Jb; nrl!L'\lr 1
Katherine Stratton;
e-nsemble, bana dueh.
Htam, Tara S(hwab .. \:J.Jr~".\
Farris and Sara Rashkrn. t:1.•1r
Stuanne Mo1en and
Jones (two award'>).
Harrogate
t'·lrlt.l
lnternJ\J(rn.ti
MusJC Festival awards ">\l'rt.'
wqn by Jan Fitzpatnck, Kctur.1
Fitzpatnck
Dupree Honored
The Prince GeorJe"s Counry
Departmenl or Social Services is
~eekmg two volunteers to.assist a
'~>olumecr manager with daily vol·
unteer operatiOns. Duties include
d.uly clerical, volunteer recruiC·
ment, and office management
\'olunteers must be ptOflcicnt in
WP 5.1. Call 422-5018 for an
application.
Tara
- photo by Letty Bryce
.
William Dupree IJ,, made lhc'• - ur·eeRbell Elementary Students Honored
DeJn's list at Prm._l' George's
Community Colle~l' lor the Fall
More than 200 students at
izenship, attendance .'lJ ··caughl
\995 and Spring 19% <>emesters.
Greenbelt Elementary School
You Being Good"' awards.
lie received stran:ht A's th1s
received academic awards at the
Those on lhe hOnor roll
)eme~ter, and curre~tlv mainlains
grade 3 - 6 honor roll assemblies
received gifts from AMC
J grade point avera~c :)r 3.55.
on April 16. GuCst speaker was
Academy 8 Theater. Baskin
William Dupree /lJ~ not let any
Dr. Gerald Boiuman, Chief
Robbins
(Behway
Plaza), 1
challenges keep him from his
Edilcarional Adminisrraror (CEA)
Cetrones Pizza (Cipriano Square (
goals. After an indu~trial acci·
of lhe clusrer group 10 which
Domino's
Pizza.
Plaza),
dent two years ago, he worked
Greenbeh Elementary belongs.
Generous Joe's Deli and
h.1rd to rehabilitate h1mself. In
Allaining tbe srraighl "A"
Greenbell Video (Ceptouway),
add11ion to his responsibilities as
honor roll w=: 3rd grade. Colin
Grad Night "95, Greenbell
.1 father of two and a full time stuCallahan. Brandon Edwards,
American Legion, Post 136,
dent, he still manages to conKsenya Arslcy, Jenna Ferguson.
Greenbelt Aquatic and Firness
tnbute significantly to the comAllison Fields, Jessica Baker•
Cenrer.
Greenl>elt Homes. Inc.,
muntty. He is currently the presiShamid<a MelviB, Leah Temll
Greenbelt Lions Club, Greenbell
dent of Lakewood Civic
and, ·Kara Y•: 41li grade.
Recreation
Depamnent, all of
Association. He works with the
Krystina Cure. Dean Moore.
Greenbelt. Mc:Donald"s (Berwyn
Greenbelt Lions Club. Mil volunMart Halpern, Merido!h Marr.
Heights), Sizzler Restaurants
teers wilh Girl $coat Troop I 161.
1eslica Teell and' Stacy Wisler;
~1. Landover. Bowie). and
William oj,I'R" hu been
Stll Jlllde. Kevin Manoble and 6lh
Hot Shoppos.I.H,Q.P., Kid Ciry
selected for inclusion in the 1996
grade, Shannon Jones and
and
Roy Rogen (Landover Mall)
Who's Who Among Students in
Shakena McGill.
and Theraa Banks Memorial
American Junior Colleges.
Many orben made· lhe "B'"
Pool. Glenarden.
average honor roll or received cit-
I
Volunteers Needed
For Grad Night
Here 1s Greenbelt's chance to
be rnvolved tn a great annual tra·
ditmn - Eleanor Roosevelt's High
SchoP! Gr .tdu.llion Night all-night
party. P.trenh h:Jse been planning
tht> hu~e r.trty for a year. M~
thJn 61~J \tudenh are graduating
from ERHS on June 4 and the
p:.1rty v. til he hdJ thai night.
Alth• )ugh many parents have
\LJ]untcered to help. there
h \ttl! :1 need for paralts.andother
tnt~re,tcd ...:lttte.ns to s.how the
'ludent~ .t gn·.tt party: Come out
.mJ \l't' \~ h.1t .1 t:lass of great stud~nh r' rr.::.dl~ like. Help is needed 111 a number of actiYities ·start·
tng: about 5 p m on June 4 willa
;:.1ny set-up and Jecorat~ ~
I rom 10 p.m. to 6 a.m .••..•
needed W!lh food Wl·Up ......
\tee. Jctivl!t~"· security imd
de.m·up.
To volunteer for any of these
JdJHtie~. call Joanna Weltman,
Jn ERHS parcnr. 11 776-.Y176.
Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI), one of the
most established housing cooperatives
is offering brid and nl<Jrrnativ(:l
I pl~esf:nta.tiOilS designed to introduce GHI to
explain what a cooperative is,
what services are provided to GHI
under the monthly charges, and the
I fina1nci.ng sources which are available. This
mro~rnlatJton will be useful to you whether or· not
a GHI home. This is an ideal
I onoort1unirv for persons who are considering bQme
learn about GHI and to ask qur::stlions;l
atmosphere. Let us introduce you to
·t<:ooper·ati1'e lifestyle BEFORE you look for a home.
next j:>re~tion will be held on:
Moaday,June 3, 1996
Saturday, June 15,1996
Wells/Linson Ice Rink & Pool
5211 Paint Branch Parkway
College Park, Maryland
Early History
Greenbelt was born..in con·
a federal
experiment in social engi·
neering designed to provide
both low-cost housing in a
well-planned community and
constructiorr jobs for hundreds of men in the Washing! on area dislocated by the
Great Depression. Llke other
New Deal programs, it drew
criticism as an unprecedented
and costly incursion by the
federal government into the
private market.
It was
sneeringly referred to by a
cont~mp~rary reporter for the
Wailflingron Posr as "Tugwell
Town" referring. to Rexford
G. Tugwell. the Rooseveir
adminiscntion"s chief policy
architect of the "greenbelt
lownship"' program. At rhe
same time it d.rew world~wide
acclaim from city planners
Cor its innovations in -urban
design. The Resettlement
Administration
careCully
screened its first reside-nu f~r
good character ·and compatibility by requirin& thenx. to
rill out lensthy questionnaires. The greenbelt township program foundered. how·
ever, and only three Q-f the
more than 20 cities originally
enviSioned were completed.
The federal role in Greenbell
came to an end in 1954 with
the sale of 'he housing stock
to the housing cooperative,
Greenbelt Homes. lncorpo·
rated.
Photos on
JlrcJd~
Saturdays: 7:00AM TILL NOON
Farm Fresh Fruits! Vegetables/
Rowers! Organics!
- Now lllot.tbe ~ NCY· collectioD truot.
.cUai
1'fOIRIII boa UJ*IIded 10
. iaclude ~ kinds of poper,
~ocycliltJ in Grocabelt b really
easy. Newspaper; maaazines.
cataloss, junlr. mail, miscella~ous boxes. telephone books
and ~ornpuier papa- can, be
combinect in a paper bq or a
permanent container. Remern·
her. however; that lara• cardboard boxes must be broken
down to 2 feet by . 2 feet
in~.
ae -
10 ,..
1110ve •Y ba&• ·or '•IYIOfoaa
pieces. Cereal and ·cr8Citer
boxes or papa~d boaea
should )le emptied aad ·nattened. LatPr ...,_ lhooolcl be
brought 10 the RecycliDJ Dropoff Center m.;de Buddy Attick
Patlt.
.
Those needins a new yellow
bin or an information
troversy. initially
Schwab, lOth grad,·
CJreenbelt residents may now
r:·,c:t,ter hy mall for Recreation
Dcp.mment cla'ises. (Non-residcnb may use mail regislration
bq;mmng June 3.) Fonns can be
found on page 3 orthe summer
recre.111on brochure. Walk-in regt\lrallon begins June 10.
Volunteers Needed
,J;Hl
·. ..
kets or lawn chairs for seat· ·
ing.
On Suaday, from I to S
p.m •• the artists• s-tudios at
rhe. Greenbelt Community.
Center and the Greenbelt Museum at 10... 8 Crescent Road
will also be open lo the- public.
~- rLrfl'\Cn!Ul_L! 1)\.t'T .~()()() Llf~.U:l
/,t['LH]~ !TP!ll ,d],J>.."f\l\\j\ll1t'Th.•l ;L[
-·
<Caolliiited from ..... 1)
7:15P.M.
ll:OOA.M.
this page
by
Ned McFadden
Band members talk over the lntrk:icle& of the next piece before
starling to rehearse it.
Concert Band ~ehearses
For Greenbelt Day Show
The Greenbelt Concert Band is
a regular panicipanl at city special events. It is next scheduled
10 give a concert 11 the Greenbelt
Day Family Day on. Sunday afrernoon, June 2. at the Greenbelt
American Legion on GreiiDbelt
Road. The baJ)d also
Cor
lals and nuning hOmes. Band re·
hearsals are held every Monday
evening II the Greenbelt Cornmuniry Cenrer Multi-purpose Room
and penons intaested in participating are ~eJcome to come 10· '
the rebeorsal and talk to Ditectol'
Trim Olerrix.
I'IOTIC£ OF ~f!IOP
mE BlJDGET fOR '111£
&
GEJIWI. FUND
..
wmvruNJi,
D£11' SUVKE FUHD,
IBUCBIBilFUIID,
· TfMI'OIAif DIWiliJY RIND,
UllfMI'lOYIEIJ<WBI5AJJOI RIND, ·
rWAtiiii'IOYOIEIT- ~
CAPilAl fi8Jtos RIND,·
.
cOMMIJfiRY DEYEUIPMm ll.OCI&IAIIT fUND, AID
GI&JIIIDG£ 110115£ RIND
•
FOI FISCAL 101 1996/97
*"
At irs regular moetiltl ot May 20. 1996.
Groenbelt. Moryland adOpted the. badcet for F'JICai v-• " - ' "
theteby approving expenditure~ as follows:
GeneralfuncL...................................................... $13,132,100
'•CI!illllety fi!MI ..................~......................................... - ••~0
j~~t~~~
· ComiiiUfllly llMiapuentiiJOdc Gralll Fund ................ 2'15,000
Green Rltlot House .............. :_.............................,...,. 852.917
Please call Receptionist at 474-4161 for
rc:servat~ and. information. The sessions arc:
free, and there is no obligation
GllEENBELT HOMES, INC.
Hamilton Place
Greenbelt. Marvland :zmo
®
-
.
May '38, 1996
l'age 14
Rrrkfl' in tbr rott of Grttnbrll?
Call
David Stein 899-4800
[xa\t:-
n<.~mc.
address
and
When J route Ill
opc:n'i up. you wd\ he
rh<lHC rllllllher
~
"ur
.tfl'.J
HOME BUYERS A:\D SELLERS!
£AL ESTATE- SA I.E
lntuniC'd in dC':Iiftf'iftJTk Nnn
GRE
ERTY - 4 bedroom, 2 l r:. ba~h ').1..,
fm1shcd ba~cment, work,hop. peat
amenities, $269,900. 301-4 1 4-5249
QUIET WOODED GHI E'>IJ
C~IT
W(2 story addl!mn tucked mto <.1 rrt·
\ate comc:r merlookmg the :\g Ccn
rcr and a beautiful ~unset Open. JlfY
L.dJeiJ
2 HR frame v./new kilch·:--.,
~Jth.
[Jundry room. v.alk.-in clo\cl'. unhe
lrc\Jhle ~torJgc. plu~ a hu~t: ~:JrJ ...,,.
rJJ\cdgardcm Y.Jllcoop'-'~ f'JeJ,e
WallE Ia
tal! I.JH2-3451
Greenbelt Metro
from tM1S charmn19 3BA, 2BA
rambler Newty flnrshed bsml 1S a
or1gt1t modern tamtly rm. CAC.
tlardwood IIOOfS, eahn ~liChen
w.but~l-•n corner cabtrel Walk up
s·eps co .ots of ante storage
W')de std•ng wtgreen shutters &
trort porcn overlookmg corner lot
wrrall.. re hockol)' tree
Great price 1 $129,000. By owner.
1301) 474-9279
SPACIOCS. L'POATEU 2 HR.
to~>.rJhnu,c. ht~t.mc
L'nJ
Greer, I-,~· J: [_ .. r~c
.add!IH'!I. I 1/'2 h<.~th\, more' ,:01:.:::' rc1\'L.Jtc f-SHO )115,)00 ·\~t·: h ""·[.
]:clt~\dk·,
\·,,,lt'
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:;;ol l ~tJ5-S63S
1.-!l
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&. t'-..c:d
\\"\!em<;.
\\, :IJ"•"r t•k wd rt·rJir Jny TBM
, .. ,J
j"JII:'k \1\rnn 1\tth
2-4- Hr
mon
! .:rrun•trn.[ tmtc w1
\ll'::rJ,fL, J;t,l rcr.m~ \\'c oftCr
sak, in
.,-.11. FREE
ScMccs arc:
:'\,·\\ & l ·-..c.·,_! p.lff~ for
],,,[!)(
">C."f>lL(• JS
-\ll
11
JrrJmcd \ lSA/MC accepted.
2257.
EUlERLY CARE - 1&1 Group
Home, Bc:rwyn Heights, provKks professional quality care under R.N. supervision. Reas011able rates. Call
301/474-5692.
CONDOMlNIC:\1"fO\\ \IIOCSE ·
Grec:nbelr 3 BR. :' :.: ".!'!J,. ·er.1rate
LR/DR, private p.H .. J:l;' \-.-.umable
loan and help witb L],.,~r.~ ~,,,rs. Po!.~lble RENT wn t! f!l'll0:'-0 TO
APPLIANCE SERVICE - All n:paU.
!t'.t\1.~ me'>·
gu<Ullll- Day.xcMningservice. Low
..,.._ Call Bill. l4~m..
All SEASON LAWN CARE • Glfl
m.m) upgrade\ Amu,f-,l'_' '••r ,_"fl
<lu' home 1->u;.t:r~ A>JJ[.J"[,· h ;,·rJ'
"'1:h-np11nn Pf o~.~oncr v.!l.
(on,· yc01rl 414 :()!':2
C.·!l < ··~n,une. 474416!, bctween9-~. \f !· UIO
s15, bogged IWid trimmed. Olher """ices
...
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Missy's Decorating,
..
••
INTIRIOR PAINTl'!
•
••
345-7273
••
\1d. Home Imp. Ltc. #:h--+Cl<J :
.......... ~2~$2 .... !.'!:'~'$~ .......... ~
1-.Jx , 301) :i9::i-.Xtl39
\\",
STRESSED OUT? Hypnosis can
help. For FREE brociNre call 220-
REAL ESTA I t. • Kt:!liT
Call -P4 7fl{J7
i
K & K ( 'umpwns
MOVE UP AlJD 1~- Belt'>\ tile TU.
3 BR, 2.5 BA, ~·' p01n!~. no down
payment, only $4.-~'J t<l o..-. n. a~\ume
SI26K, backs to ,o.ood'. ftn b"Smt.
Pat, 30im6-239'
RENT- EfficicnL_• .lf'.l';:m:nh near
~<~me
Jalan's
BOOKS
0438 Baltimore Ave.
Beltsville, MD 20705
301 937-0259
Ltcensed
Bonded
MHIC
#7540
Construction Co., Inc.
HOME REMODEliNG SPECIALIST
available. Ca11Ron,301/474-3518.
LAWNS aJT- Gill homes, Sl~ larger
lawns.$15. G.....-lsab5faction Pat,
TRIPLE CAR GAR .V ,E fnr rent, for
'>torage or work. ,-.1 ~ ~~~-x
22(}3273.
en-
n~n
RUGS a.EANED - Glfl homes, $55;
larger homes, $75. Trained technician
guarani= satisfaction
ROOMMATE F!\IJ!J\S · If you
have a place to share· 11r !need a place
to hve). 805-0100
I
"1
Women's
Group Th~apy
• Sep3ration/Divorcc
• Depression/Grieving
• Feel bcttrr/Enjoy life
220-3273, Pat
CASH for your valuables! Jewelry.
diamonds, watches, cameras, "tools,
guns. We buy, st:ll and loan anything
of value. We pawn autos. A-1 Pawnbroker. 345-0858.
HOUSECLEANING • I have
Greenbelt refs. of 3 years. Weekly, bi·
weekly, monthly, 545 to SS5 - Melody
(Glenn Dale} 805-9676.
GUITAR Lessons ~ Scales,
c-chords, tbcocy, reading. Full-time
instructOf. 937-8370.
Ginny Hurney tcsw
THE ORGANIZED
USEiJ BOOKSTORE
Homesmidd"= units.$10; most cOO units,
Roose\' e)! C'enler.
ROOM FOR RE\1 .qtr.
trance, SJOO 80).1•!,;-
595-5135
OVERWEIGifl'7 Hypnosis can help.
Call 220-2257.
Crescent Square
Old Greenbeit
c....:cnt
CALDWELL'S APPLIANcE SER-
~9.,'j~
~-­
-Old-.. .,. . . . .
Make1pDoslp
..... .,
__ _
CHM,INC.
Minor B.epairs & Locksmith
wssc 854
Free Eatimate
hger {202)597·5275
Call JOHN
or VIRGINIA
Oftlce (301) 927-8843
589-2072.
HOME MOVIES Slides, Pic!""" ttans·
fened to VHS, Tape Repair. HLM Productions, Inc. 301-474-6748.
TOM McANDREW • GREENBELT
WINDOWS & PAINI1NG .• Replacement windcrtts and doors. and vinyl siding. Pbooe474-9434,MHIC26087.
TRUST lVI'ORING: In your !lome.
Any age or subject Readin&.Math, English, etc. One-to-oae. Evaluation,
propesa...,..... Free c:onsuhation via
phooe. (301) ~9-0733.
BABYSITTER/DAY CARE pro-
G~o.
House Cleaning
11-J :Ridge ll4.
Grunbdt; MJ)"
Oflice (301) 474-9427
Fax (301) 474-8551
Gr«nbek..reWe provide -ldy, bi-monthly
.., a spring type
. Also
~ m: Mndow
and i..n«painlina-
·MY MAID is
JqiUUIII!e_,..,.
CliJl s.Jm 111'11lumomv
-
\o. faD
at ..-c---.
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.we .... ~lan
Knicea aacl MW1R " f '
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mt ... &lot ..an. All I
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be 1110re thaa loaPPJ'
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REMENI~ls IMPROVEMENTS
. .'441"4699
Large & s...U
J•
An Professional
FREE EsTIMATES
Ceramic nte
Windows & [)oon
Bath & Kitchens
Painting& Wallpeper
Deck & Siding
Carpentry
Licensed MHIC 12842
Bonded
lic, basic computer skills, organizational skills, ulary and commission.
Call Natalie df- Joey for mowing,
mulching, raking, digging, planting.
pond insta-llation, fence repair or
whatever you need. Greenbelt references, Great rates! 474-1982.
5 at 7 pm in lhe Ans C.ntp- Lobby.
Quick Return.
lOy
GAJtAGE SALE-Sat June·!, 9-12
pm. nin or shinC. Toyt, kids easel/
LEYrS cusn:JIIIJIIIOls'rER'f
time opcmine.jor permanent or summer care. Ages two to nine._ Weekly
story time at library, dance studio,
projects, lots o[outdoor play and free
with other
kids. MD
.Painting
262-4135
Gftlallooit
t:ldlac......,_
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$8'7SI-.
Celltwy2J , . , . . _ . .
o
Call Alut "1·1991
~:;.,:::~;!,~~:
COMING FULL CIRCLE, the
.......
WANTED
Must be in good condition. Prefer
...... ~
J.Henson
I>i-yvnD•PJinliaJiCirpclllr)'
photogapher
Littnxd •.Bonded ·• Insural
MHIC <f40475
345-1261
441-9231
Scheibel, Long &: Foster, 301/262-
~:::~~;;~::;:;;;;~,!==========~
6900.
'
Design Installation·
Patios - Brick
'Jib~
'WI~S
I!C flagstone
WORD PROCESSING
. CO.
R~lnlng
Walls
PondS l!t Waterfalls
Snow flow Service
(301) 982-7081
Veii.Pall
Co-ed volleybiil is played
every Monday evening _at the
Greenbelt Middle School
Gym from 7 to 10 P.M. This,is
sponsored by ·lhe Grecnbell
• Resume Packages
_.Term Papers, Dissertatlons
•Re,..clnnl Writing
A¢stance
Recreation Department. A
noffiinaJ fee is charged. You 'It
have fun, meet new people
and get plenty exercise.
CONSULTATIONS
•DISCOONTS FOR
of
·~
~photop'llphi
II
·~~
WANTED TO BUY- Brick GHI.
TROUBLE ·sLEEPING? Hypnosis
can help. For FREE brochure ca112202257.
• portlolioo
a-a• n. •••
tersec:tion of Megan L&ne &.
clo>e proximity to Center. Lorie .
MISCELLANEOUS
·po-
311drm; 2.5 -l'lllly
. l!qidpt
delk &:: chair. Bamey videos, Bubie
12" Jir1s bike, tricycle, girls dn:sses,
LICENSED DAY CARE- Has full
M.H.I.C. 45685
(301) 47-4-4136
•FREE
SENIOR CI11ZENS AND
.
S'nloENTs
........
....
M.H.I.C. 25916
"SHELLY WEST
can Jack 345-9117
(3ttt) sot.;az78
A
Opporttmtq>.
GREENMLT·
hotbs, new CAC, privacy and
seclusiOn yet dose to CYCI"}'Ihlng.
Two additiOns with this 2 Btl unit, totally ra-ated
fenced yard. Only SS2,900. Lease purchase "'(all. J
63~
-
Price reduced
State Farm
is thfre.
Don W. Taulelle, CLU
n01 BtPe Point Dr..
Gi=lbelt, MIL 2(1770
474-5807
I
Dave Meadows
· Service Manager
Maryland State Inspections
wltone
bedraam
bathroom
on this ·great two bedroom
addition on I st Aoor with Its oWn full both.I 1
only $56,0001
"~Old Greenbelt Citgo • ...
4 l=l
ltltdw:n.
2 8R unit with beautiful )andsc.oplng In front ~ ~ear. Baclts 10
woods. crown mouldlng-<JUiet location$. Only $53,000.
PHONE: 982-2582
Weac:cept
Like a
good neighbor,
,~
AUTO. & TRUCK REPAIR CO.
FOR SAlE-tO Foratway Road. A
home In the wOods! 3 Br, 2 Bath,
bdutlfully mainlllhlcd from top to
bottom. New kitchen, renovated
lnsutance.
Wbcu tim.. ue towcao - I t t . .... _,...jllot
JIIIJiac .w.. peoflo - ' t .... ....,. . . - Mft'lce
coatncton taJd-c -llale t. .... • I - afterlng
Y• •aa altci'1Ulthe.l . . a~--_.. .,r
yo • I do a o t - oil aiiiJ&b .... -ata. oo I
- l i n e a l . &oys. wood
boot. Some thlnp new.
Craddoc:ltRd.)
Greenbelt.Com Board will meet June
Seetrieforcar, home,
lifs and heallh
Dear Coaaumer.
Frorft. Free Pick Up llld
Delivery. Fn:e l!stimites•.
. ADMIN ASSISTANT-good phone
voice. personable. good with the pub-
LANDSCAPING MADE EASY!
, ALL work do"" by
Ma..re,. Clecarician
301-622-6999
hour. Apply in person be1ween 8:30
a.m. and 4 p.m. Hamilton Place,
(301) 345-3853
Remodeling Repairs
ln&urcd Uc:. 11142 Pr.
ence. Monday-Friday, 7:30-4, $9-10/
vider; 21 yr old, bi-lingual college
siUdent wit! babysit ln your home occasionally or regularly. Excellent ref·
erenccs. Call Alexandra, 345-7185.
Home Imp.
Serviee·work and nrw homea.
PAINTER-Summer, Greenbelt Homes,
Inc. needs painters with prior experi-
Greenbell, MD
Carpentry
C...tom Quality Wort.
Done w/ Pride!
~o job too small.
46 Courlllidplld..6/l/96,9-ll:OO.
6/l 1 l-12. Potio Se~ bumper pool,
1980 FORD FIOO P/Up. 104K mi., 4 pioa -!able, beach and weiJhts,
spdtnn~ MDilllp.S2,2SO. 474-2011. · 30pl.oquoriunundJtand,more. 3DCiel<:enL
1986 FORD ESCORT S1W "K mi.,
auto, A/C, MD iil1p .. $1,400. 474SAT. JUNB· ltt. 7-11. Comer of
2011.
Ridp ond Soulhway. Come ohop
with Ul . .aiD. That•• craft boot!,
DOLL HOUSE furniture: 20% off. clothes, to)'l A tots more. Many new
Send 50 cents for lirochute. 11342 i...,~ See you there- Raindate June
Cherryhill Rd, Beltsville, Md. 2070!5. Bib.
HELP WANTED
LIGHT HAULING, moving and odd
jobs. Call Quincy 301-345-,984
LOW SELF-ESTEEM? Hypnosis
can help. Call for FREE brochure,
220-2257 .
Do you need help with your
house cleaning? 41 us, help. We
arc a husband and wife team
working in your area for over
seven years with excel,lent
•' ::
589-2072.
LEGAL RESEARCH-all subjects; all
jurisdictions. Call legal Eagle: 301-
DAYCARE-~educal<dmolhe,
:145-1149
NlW C0MMUMn ClHID
a
PAINTING, remodelin& ond woodwO!tinJ. Reasonable Rate&- call301-
p.m. 8-40-8043.
Tu·ThnoontoBpm
... _ _ , . . . . stu.lo
T AND K PLUMBING
PO Boz 1042
,-::;.
Riverdale, Maryland 20738
913-3208
PIANO and Violin lessons. Highly
experienced teachers. All levels. 345-
143~
From $515.00
Vista Mgmt. Co.
30 1-982-4636
PKJ~
VIDEoTAPE your w<ddin& or special tfent Reasooablera101. FACESN-PHOTOSVideoProductionS. 301/
3682.
IOC3eforyoor2+.xofterschoolchild in
my Berwyn Hcigbts home. Large yllld,
t..akfost and ollcmoon snack. Dovelopmm!al actiYilies. 345-3289
3: 51.aid&e Rood. Rain
. UPHOL$I'ERY
Many FabtU Jo a.,o_.C
$». 301-441-2408 aller ':30p.m.
VICB-All makes repaired.Call after 5
one bedroom.
apartments
tllA.Il>IJ,(••
82 PLYMOUTH 5200: 19• Co1ar TV
4132
,.., ......... _..., ·-·Opaa
.cu.
CLASSIF]ED: $2.,0 minimum for len -.b. .,. eacll additional word. N<t char&e for listin& irema lbll an! found. Submit
ad widl payment to the News Review office by 10 p.m. Tuesday,
or to theN.,.. a..Jew drop box
in the GReobelt CIHlp grocery
store before 7 p;m. Tuesday, or
mail to IS
Road, Suite
100, Greenbelt. Maryland 20770.
BOXED: $6.00 column inch.
Minimum I 1/2 inch .. ($9.00).
Deadlillc 10 p.m. Monday.
Include nome, phone oo. and
address widl ad copy. Ads not considered accepted until published.
PIANO LESSONS - All levels. All
aces. Specializiag in beginners. 345-
ENDLESS OPTION'S
301-345-5151
fa
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RATES
SI!RYICES
LOVELYGHJ.l, hcdrm'm ··r:,k v...•h
WAIJ PAPFRIN<r
COMPUTERS
good year to bu; or sell real estate
For your free eva! .. .ltlon ~nntacr Gary
Humphrey with \\'~ichert Realwr" at
464-2755 or 262 J lOll
BUY. Cali982-0:,•l .!·Jd
sage. $91,000.
"!'
CJ..,ASSiftllD
With intert5; fate'> beluw 8'?c, 1t's a
BELT LAKEFRO"'" PROP-
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Oil Changes, Batteries
301474-M46
Brakes, Sho<;ks, Tires _
20 Southwa)l
Exhausts& 1une-Ups
Greenbelt, MD 20770
MD State Lottery
• apin 24 Hours for Gal Ctnd Snackl•
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lle.wtlful, 2 BR Brick Unit w/ceramlc foyer, u
and bath, mony decorator touches. and more. $
Move in condlllon-2 8R with
rear yard and more. $49,900.
:
klt<Mn
000
..e-. applianCes. ckcll~n lonced
finishing tQUChes ~e In this 2 IIR--new rocl, r.nse.
carpet. 8acks to wood. Quiet c:oort. SS2.500.
2 BR block \inlt with fenced yarc1----srut locallon. _Wall 10 wal
carpet. $49.900.
GI.ENND.u.llo
3 .BR 2 ll&th r.mbler with 2 car carport-priVate settln8---Wse
lvlng ~ wiarepljoce. $139,900.
Beaullrul brick fronUpllC Ioyer. 4. Bit. 2 l/2 bath. I U6 , . . . ,
Fl', lin IISMf, Only $~5,8.900. .
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Greenbelt Day Weekend
Friday, May 31 - Sllllday, June 2
S•turJ.O\. June I marlr.s the 59th anniversary of !he mcorporation of Greenbelt as a "'"'""f"lot)me has demonstrated !hat Greenbelt has developed into I biabJy succeuful
It· ct,lilenry has displayed an active interest in the promotion of ctvic program~ Jnd community spirit as we build. ~ardour secood SO years. .
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Grecnhelt Day Weekend is a time to qJmmemorate lbc City's past, celebrate the pte\L'nl .1nd look forward to an CX.ctting future as a great community to live.. -.It and play. A
>.H tl'!) of \pee tal events have been planned for the weekend. The Mayor, Council mc 111 1 •cr~ .1nd City Staff cordially invite you to ~in u!. There is~ formryonc!
\\e~.:J..~.:nd htghlights mclude a Family Moonlight Swim Ill the Aquatic and Fitne . . s c~~d·.!~. ~loonlight Conce"! at.the outdoor s~murung ~1, featuring pe:rformlncelby~
f'i'r· •rn.nrc,"', Eleanor Roosevelt Htgh School Dixieland Bl!ld and "Formula One" frnc!' ·; :" Cniversity of the Dtstnct of Columbia; and Family Day at The GreenbeltAmeril:ln
I Lt.:ll'll Po"! #136. You can also enJoy softball,baseball. T·ball, tenni~ and much more'
~..\\ m the r.J'\1, :11l c1t~ r~~tdcnts, organizations and businesses are encouraged to jo 1:1 1: ..! Lommemoration set for Friday, May 31 through Sunday. June 2. Have a great
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FRIDAY, MAY 31st
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Ntw Dtal Caft. Featuring a variety of food, desserts, cult:c. IC.t, espresso.
L1ve entertainment by Jeff Felsher, J.ti.Z guitarist
Lillh League Bastllall. Cubs vs. lndtans, Braden Field#~
T-Ball U..gut Plrq. Orange vs. Red. Stream Valley.
Boys &: Girls Club Bastball. 13 and under, Windsor Grel'n
Boys & Girls Club Bastball. 14 and under, Braden Field P ~
Lillk Uagut Bastball. O's vs. Gianls, Braden Field tf2
Family Moonlight Swim. Aquatic and Fitness Center.
1111 pr:1 II ill pm
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Free for passholders, nonnal
admis~1on
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1st
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Aqualic and Fitness Ctnltr Optn. Yearly passes, summer pa.o.ses and daily admission fees provi~ Blini.ttance to the indoor and outdobr pools
GTA MemoriaJ Day Tenms Toumamcnl. ~1atches held on Braden Field Tennis Courts tl-6. Spectators welcome.
nopm
12 • ~ 1 !'m
Coach PilCh !Jas~ball. Rockies vs. A\lrns, Braden #3.
T-Ba/1 L~agu~ Plsy. Black vs. Green. S~·hrom Hills Park.
Grttnb~lt Lions Club Adopt-A-Park. Puh!~~; t~ inv1ted to p.utinpate in Buddy Auick. Park cleanup. Meet at Bandstand. Hot dogs and sodas
afterwards! For info call Lioos Cluh Pr~.:~Jdenl, Ralph BrJm at 345-8786•
Grttnbtll GuiJ~nAge Club Flea Markt'l. Sc~rch for flea market bargains :r. Roosevelt Center. For info cal) Betty Maher at 345-73214.
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\ 110 1'111-l 0:00pm
SHOO
Seniori60•1
$84.00
Coach Pitch Bauball. Bra"e" "'"· Yan~l'l'\. Budcn #_~
Ntw Deal Cafe: Enjoy a variety of ft•t>d. tk''t'n'. ~Pifl"e, tea, espresso. Live entenainment with multi-instrumentalist. Mike Walter, playing classica1
and contemporary music from the 50\ thrnu!.:h ihl' lJ()\
MoonUght Carrcert til the Gre~nbtlt .\luninpal Pool. This free pool side .concert will feature perfonnances by 1be.Otromatics". The Eleanor
Roosevelt High School D1:c.ieland Band .tn•i r,-m1uL1 One·· from The Universlty of the District,ofColumbia. Rc;freshrnents available for a nominal
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Grunbdl MuniciptJI Ou.tdo~r Pool Open R.c..re.Hhm.J.I swimming for all ages. Purchase a summer season~ and save 90 the price for daily
admis~ons.
Summer Daily Admission
Re<;idt"nt
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I IXJ-S!Xlpm
I 00-500pm
. Adult (14-S9v")
S-t nn
Son-Re!ldent
S5.00
Child o-rJ yrsl
Under! yr.
S.nlor (60+)
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$2.50
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3.00
~50
Artists' Sladio Opoa Houu. Anist Stud1os a1 the Greenbelt Community Center will be open to the public: for~ to come and enjoy,
Gnr~tb#ll Museu"' Open. 10-B Crescent RtMd ~~the s1te for tours and historical exhibits. FREE admission.
FAMILY DAY
at the Greenbelt American Legion, PostiH36.
Greenbelt's 59th Anniversary Celebration!
Sunday, June 2nd
1:10pm·- 6:00pm
r-
Jom in the fun, with all doy IC!Mties indudioll childml's pme booths, moon bounce.
poinliaa. clown. bolloons, a S0/50 raflle, larolladers, \lops cadi aaid a uaod boalt
sale. Bnng a blanket or iaWD c1Wr ltlld make adoy of it! Pkast, no o•tsidt food oTtbilll. Tbae will be a voridy offood, drlnlt and boer for sale alllllldenlopoicea.
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1.00 pm
1.00. 4:00 pm
I 00 ·6:00pm
V...W, SAow. FeBwinga voriety of young entertainers from 1ikal Ualimilod. Also appearing.
Miss Teen P. G. County, Miss Laaham. Mtss Greenbelt America IIIII Mia Greenbelt Labor Day,
Junior Miss G.....tJelt and Little Miss Greenbelt.
H,_ Slutt To~ Open. single eltmination. Bring a partaer.
Dart Tournament Open format, to be detmntn<d
lfoqcU, A~ c-illtt. Will ofier Important recycling tips.
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1-15 pm
GrniiHII A.,
Clllllr. Valuable mfonn.t!Jon on adult care in Greenbelt.
GrftlllHIIDtqProv-t- The Mayor and C11y Council wiU offer~
2 (l(J pm
remarks to commemorate the city's 59th ~c .. r
BUrgo. In the main hall of The Amencan Le~1on.
2 OOpm
2 ()(l. 3.00pm
_:, 1" -IOOpm
GrunHll Poliu ~nl. The Green N-It PPliLc Depa.rtment, Ceremonial Unit will present colors.
Gn~rtbt/1 CMurt B.U. The band "'Ill pre~~.:nt ..1.n ex..:iting arraJ ofmPiical selections.
Varin] Show. Featuring a varidy of young en1ert.t1ners from Talent Unlimited. Also appearing,
Miss Teen P.G. County, Miss Lan)lam .1ntf \11~\ (Jreenbelt Ameri:a.
D J Music. The muic contimac:5. with an o~')'tlrtumty to request your favorites.
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