The Rock Spring Civic Association will meet on Thursday, May 15, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in room 227 (the music room) at Williamsburg Middle School, 3600 N. Harrison Street.
Agenda:
1. Presentations by candidates for Arlington School Board, Arlington County Board and the 48th District of the House of Delegates: School Board candidates Larry Fishtahler, Elaine Furlow and Palma Strand are competing for the endorsement of the Arlingtonians for a Better County (ABC). The ABC caucus will be held on |
County Board candidates Barbara Favola and Jay Fisette are competing in the Democratic Party Primary, which will be held on June 10, 6 a.m.-7 p.m., at Williamsburg Middle School. |
2. Report of the Old Dominion Drive Study Group. Presented by Paul Michl. 3. Discussion of plans for a neighborhood picnic to be held on September 27. 4. General business of the Civic Association. |
We hope you enjoyed the last issue of the newsletter. Thanks to those of you who have paid your dues for 1997 -- you'll receive your copy of the May newsletter in the mail. If you haven't paid dues, please consider doing so now. Your small annual contribution helps us keep you informed of neighborhood issues. |
Officers:President John McCracken 3811 N. Albemarle St. 1st Vice President Jack Sawicki 4879 Old Dominion Drive 2nd Vice President Paul Michl 5118 N. 33rd Street Treasurer Lou Ella Ingram 4774 33rd Street, N. Secretary Judy Wheat 4879 Old Dominion Drive |
Members at Large:Winifred Pizzano 3421 N. Edison Street Suzanne Gartner 3420 N. George Mason Drive David Wahl 4805 Rock Spring Road John Roberts 4906 N. 34th Road Virginia Stitzenberger 4810 Rock Spring Road Laura Meeker 4839 Rock Spring Road Newsletter Editor:Gail Baker 4924 Little Falls Road |
Arlington Civic Federation Delegates:Carl Cunningham 3417 N. George Mason Dr. Judy Guerrero 4836 Rock Spring Road Jack Sawicki Paul Michl Alternate Delegates:Charles Denny 5318 N. 36th Street Lillian Ulmen 3706 N. Albemarle St. |
The February 26 RSCA meeting featured a report from Delegate Judy Connally on the 1997 General Assembly session, which was Delegate Connally's last. During the 46-day session, the General Assembly considered 2,000 bills. Highlights of the session included: new funding for Metro, water quality and waste improvements, children's health care, elderly care, and education, including $5 million to Arlington County for salaries and maintenance. The legislature also approved a program requiring DMV to supervise driver training courses. Bills considered by Delegate Connally's committees included toxic waste monitoring, pollution control and health care regulation. Delegate Connally explained that much of the session was overshadowed by the fight over appointment of a new Virginia Supreme Court justice, which ended in a stalemate, leaving the appointment to Governor Allen.
-- Judy Wheat, Secretary
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