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The Newsletter of the Cool Spring Terrace Civic Association Adelphi, Maryland 20783
Volume X, Issue 2	June 2002

Association Meeting

summer sun Wednesday, 20 June 2002, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will be a meeting of the Cool Spring Terrace Civic Association at the First Church of Christ, Scientist on Adelphi Road. Doors will be opened at 6:45 p.m. for the meeting, which will be held in the Sunday School room. Meetings are planned for the third Wednesday of each month.

Do not park in the little side lot. The church has asked us to park around back and enter through the back door. This is to accommodate the congregants who will be coming to their church service on Wednesday evenings. If the chain is up, unhook it and enter the meeting room by the door near the back lot. The back lot is lit.

Topics for the Meeting

Discussion areas may include

reports from standing committees
local concerns and items of interest to the neighborhood
other topics

If you have any topics that you would like to discuss, you can e-mail Dr. Antonio Bruce or Ted Hull in advance of the meeting. Then they can prepare for your discussion.

Association Dues

Dues for the Cool Spring Terrace Civic Association are $5.00 per household year (July to July). Make your check payable to Cool Spring Terrace Civic Association and send to the Treasurer, Ted Hull, 2620 Cool Spring Road, Adelphi, MD 20783. For more information, contact Ted at 301-422-9599.

Summary of the Previous Meeting

The meeting of the CoolSpring Terrace Civic Center Association was called to order after 7:00 p.m. on May 15, 2002. The highlights of the meeting were

1. The election of Mr. Cliff Ukachu of 2709 Rambler Place as the new President of Cool Spring TerraceCivic Center Association. Dr. Francis J. Kelly has relinquished the presidency term. The Civic Association thanks Dr. Kelly for his laborious work and dedication to the community.

2. The visit and speech of Mr. Doyle Newman, who is working for the State Attorney Office in Prince Georges County, presented the redistricting of one area into a new District #47. In this event, Mr. Doyle is planning on running for the Maryland House of Delegates for the new district. Mr. Doyle can be reached at 301-952-3239 (office) and 240-606-1295 (cell phone). See the legislative districting plan of 2002 for more information.

3. The new K-6 Molder Jones Elementary school will be open on August 2002 for the coming school year. Young children in the Cool Spring area will be attending the new school starting this school year.

4. A motion to make a donation of ($X.00) to the Christian Science Church is pending. The treasurer will look into the Cool Spring Terrace Civic Center Association funds and informe the board members in the coming meeting on the available amount.

5. Mr. Ted Hull motions to have a one-time officers' meeting before the general assembly meeting. This meeting will welcome the new President and to set our goals and direction for our community in the coming year.

Calendar of Events

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Staff


Editor:	open
Distribution Coordinators:	Vacant (Volunteer needed)
Duplication Chairman:	Lewis Isaacs 301-422-6443
Cool Spring Terrace Civic Association President:	Cliff Ukachu 2709 Rambler Place
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator:	vacant
Deadline for contributions to the next newsletter is the 1st of the month.
Immediate Past Association President:	Frank Kelly kellyfj@aol.com 301-422-9035