COMMUNIT-E
December 2, 2001
 

DISCREPANCY IN TIME OF MAYOR'S TOWN HALL MEETING
Depending on what you read, the time of the meeting is either 7:00 or
7:30. Unless you get a firm time, better figure it will be at 7:00 pm on
Tuesday night, December 4.
 
 

AUPCA -- DECEMBER MEETING CANCELED
From:  Donald E McMullin <dmcmullin@juno.com>
Due to a conflict in scheduling, the AUPCA meeting for December has been
canceled.  Also Scheduled for Tuesday,  is a town meeting with Mayor
Anthony Williams at St. Columba's.  The main thrust of this meeting is
emergency preparedness, but other subjects can be addressed during the Q
& A period.  We encourage AU Park residents to attend the town meeting.
The AUPCA meetings will resume as scheduled on Tuesday, 5 February 2002.

If you have not already done so, please renew your AUPCA membership for
the 2001-2002 membership year by sending a check for $20.00 per
household
to:     AUPCA
        4628 Albemarle Street, NW
        Washington, DC  20016

THIS MESSAGE IS BEING DISTRIBUTED BY E-MAIL ONLY, so please spread the
word to friends and neighbors who may not be on our e-mail address list.
Thank you! Donald McMullin
 
 
 

AIR FORCE BAND AT TENLEY  LIBRARY
From: Rhona Campbell <campbellrx_2000@yahoo.com>
Tuesday, December 4th at 3:30 p.m.
Kids can learn how much fun music - and musicians - can be with this
free program at the Tenley-Friendship Library.  The Air Force String
Quartet will perform, talk about their instruments, and enlighten
children about what life is like for professional musicians.
 
 
 

WARD 3 TRAFFIC SUMMIT POSTPONED
From:  webmaster@anc3f.org
The Ward 3 Traffic Summit with Mayor Williams scheduled for December
10,  2001 has been postponed to January 28, 2002 at 7:30 pm at the Chevy
Chase Community Center.
 
 
 

COMMUNITY TOY COLLECTION
From: "Kathleen McLynn" <kdmclynn@starpower.net>
Collecting NEW & GENTLY USED toys, dolls, sports gear, helmets, books,
stuffed animals, art supplies, clothing.....
Do your kids have toys that they have outgrown?  In the spirit of the
season, please consider donating them to Mt. Rona Baptist Church.  If
you would like to make a contribution, please drop toys off at the front
porch of any of these locations 24/7:
Betsy Hawkings, 4332 Albemarle Street, NW;
Lisa Oakley, 3386 Stephenson Place, NW;
Susan Phillips, 3801 W Street, NW
Please make your donation no later than December 13.
 
Now in its 11th Year!
Our community has supported the Mt. Rona toy drive for 11 years.
Families from Stoddert School in Glover Park, where Bernice McCallum
taught for 13 years, first adopted the program and continue to support
this most worthy cause.  Over the years this grass roots effort has
gained support in adjoining neighborhoods as well. If you have
questions, please call:
Bernice McCallum  (202) 726-5852
Mt. Rona Baptist Church
Kate McLynn (202) 966-9837
St. Columba's
 
All year Mt. Rona Church (on 13th and Monroe Sts, NW) provides a
Saturday School that is open and free to children.  The church is a
small storefront with limited resources but they provide a safe place, a
hot meal and activities for the kids.  This Saturday meal is critical
for kids
dependent on the school lunch program.  Some of the children live in
nearby shelters.  This ongoing program is accomplished by a small group
of dedicated volunteers.
 
For Christmas, Mt. Rona holds a Christmas celebration, including a
dinner, to give toys to these children.  Last year was the biggest yet!
Help make this year as gratifying.  All items in good condition are
welcome, and your donation is tax deductible.
 
Want to meet the folks at Mt. Rona? The celebration is on December 15th
11-3pm, RSVP 726-5852.
 
 
 

TIMELY INFORMATION  FOR NEWSLETTER
If at all possible, please send notices for COMMUNIT-E two (at least),
preferably three weeks before the event. If you wait until the week
before an event to send me an item, it may not get to me in time for
that week's newsletter.
Kathy Smith
 

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