Sherman Oaks Democratic Club Picnic
SHERMAN OAKS DEMOCRATIC CLUB LABOR DAY PICNIC
*Elected Official of the Year*
Honorable Judy Chu
*Club Volunteer of the Year*
Michael Colorge
BLUE SPONSOR
Larry Levine
LIGHT BLUE SPONSOR
Ron Galperin
PALE BLUE
Paul Koretz
SUNDAY AUGUST 31, 2008
5:00 PM TO 8:00PM
5813 Vesper Avenue*
(Near the intersection of Vesper & Hatteras )
Car pooling encouraged
Come And Enjoy Tri Tip And Meet Your Favorite Elected Officials"
$20.00 Members
$25.00 Non-Members
(Includes membership until 12/31/08)
RSVP by August 22, 2008
Dressy California Casual
*Access: Street parking only.
Backyard is wheelchair accessible from the street.
Restroom Access: 2 steps into house, no rail.
Standard restroom
For specific accommodation, please call 818-703-7930 or e-mail marilyn.grunwald@shermanoaksdemocrats.com no later than August 15.
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About DPSFV
DPSFV is the coordinating body for a coalition of 27 Democratic Clubs located in the seven Assembly Districts which are wholly or partially located in the San Fernando Valley. Read more about DPSFV...
The DPSFV Executive Board meets monthly at 7:00 pm at the State Building Auditorium, 6150 Van Nuys Blvd. All Democrats are invited to come to our meetings however only board members can vote.
2008 Meetings: Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1
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