Events
WHERE:Panorama Retirement Village, 1751 Circle Lane SE, Lacey, Washington 98503
Quinault auditorium
Dedicated to the memory of Vern Hathaway, the Rev. Dr. Hubert G. Locke, John and Marguerite Corbally Professor-emeritus of Public Service at the University of Washington, will be the guest speaker for the Panorama Study Group forum in Quinault auditorium.
Professor Locke's topic will be "Can the United Nations develop a workable 'GLOBAL MARSHALL PLAN?" The presentation will address the urgent need for an international response addressing economic and social justice issues in
war-torn, nature-rent, and poverty-stricken nations.
The program will honor Vern Hathaway who died last year. Vern and Genevieve Hathaway became close friends with Dr. Locke during their years of embership in the Seattle Chapter of the United Nations Association, sharing a common concern for a unified approach to helping all nations to address environmental, educational, medical, economic and social status needs.
In the Hathaways move to the Panorama Retirement Center, Vern and Gen held leadership roles in the Democratic Study Group and the Thurston County Democratic Council. Vern served for several years as the captain for Precinct 311.
Dr. Locke had an illustrious career at the University of Washington that included service as dean of the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs. During his career, Dr. Locke has written several books on racism and anti-Semitism, entitled as "Learning From History: A Black Christian's Perspective on the Holocaust," "The Care and Feeding of White Liberals," "The Church Confronts the Fatherland," and "Exile in the Fatherland: The Prison Letters of Martin Niemoller."
Prof. Locke holds degrees from Wayne State University, the University of Michigan, the University of Chicago, and Chicago Theological Seminary.
All Democratic Study Group forums are open to people living in the Panorama Retirement Center and the general public, regardless of political affiliation.
I want to hear your opinions.
Please join me for neighborhood conversations on the following topics and dates from 5-6pm at the Olympic Crest Coffee Roasters, 4211 Pacific Ave SE, Lacey
Trash Talk - June 10 ( your views on trash and sewer)
Traffic Talk - July 8 (your views on congestion and growth)
Time to Vote - August 12 (your view on ballot issues)
WEB: www.sandraromero.com
Super Saturday is a The Evergreen State College from 10:00am-6:00pm on June 14th.
Shift Captains for this event will be listed here with contact information. You can contact one of them to volunteer to work on their shift, or contact Rhenda Iris Strub rhenda@thurstondemocrats.org 943-1913
SHIFTS
10:00am - 1:00pm
1:00pm - 4:00pm
4:00pm - 7:00pm
WHERE: Carpenter's Hall, 417 North Pearl St, Centralia
DIRECTIONS from I-5, Take Harrison St. Exit #82, Bear left on to main st, turn right on Pearl St, go 2 blocks, Carpenter's Hall is on the right.
RSFP: Call Samantha Kersul or email her at:
EMAIL: samantha@mikerechner.com
PHONE: 360-791-6407
You're invited to speak up for quality, affordable health care at The Washington Health Care Caucus!
Join us for the kick-off in Seattle on Thursday, June 19th at 6:30 PM. Register today at www.washingtoncan.org/caucus
Health care costs are skyrocketing and every day an uninsured Washington resident dies because of lack of insurance and proper medical care. It's time to reform our broken health care system to give us all the peace of mind we deserve.
The Washington Health Care Caucus is a series of seven townhall meetings throughout Washington state to provide Washingtonians the opportunity to speak up for what we deserve in our health care system and learn about options for reform. The Washington Health Care Caucus is being organized by the Healthy Washington Coalition, a coalition of over 90 labor unions, community organizations, health care providers, and businesses working for quality, affordable health care for everyone.
The Washington Health Care Caucus
Speak Up for Quality, Affordable Health Care
Presented by: The Healthy Washington Coalition
| Seattle :: Thursday, June 19 6:30-8:30 PM University Christian Church 4731 15th Avenue NE |
Tacoma :: Tuesday, July 1 6:30-8:30 PM Temple Beth El 5975 S. 12th St |
| Yakima :: Tuesday, July 15 6:30-8:30 PM Holy Family Catholic Church 5315 Tieton Dr |
Spokane :: Tuesday, July 29 6:30-8:30 PM First Presbyterian Church 318 S. Cedar St |
| Bellevue :: Tuesday, August 12 6:30-8:30 PM Temple Bnai Torah 15727 NE 4th St |
Everett :: Tuesday, September 9 6:30-8:30 PM Everett Station, Weyerhauser Room 3201 Smith Avenue |
| Vancouver :: Tuesday, September 23 6:30-8:30 PM Clark PUD Community Room 1200 Fort Vancouver Way |
WHERE: home of Sherri Goulet and Don Anderson, 3516 Pifer St. in Olympia
($25 suggested donation)
Join us for a Champagne Brunch Supporting Cheryl Crist's Candidacy
for U.S. House of Representatives, 3rd District
(Why so early? The Pride Festival begins at noon!)
Enjoy Mimosas, Fritatas,Croissants, fresh fruit and more!
Visit with Cheryl and other friends...
Please bring $25 as a suggested donation and...
YOUR CHECKBOOK to buy raffle tickets for A SUNSET SAIL!
Invite your friends & neighbors!
RSVP to Sherri @ 352-8225 shardon@comcast.net
but come, even if you don't think ahead to RSVP!
Where: Thurston County Courthouse Bldg, 1, Room 152
This is our monthly business meeting where PCOs, Proxies, and members can vote on resolutions, budget, and other items. Not a member or PCO? To apply for a PCO position, submit a PCO Application. Want to become a TCD member? Fill out the membership form and send in your payment (or pay with credit card) today.
Calling all Clinton, Obama and other democratic presidential candidate supporters are encouraged to attend this informal gathering of friends to come together and unify the party in preparation fot the General Election.
Come on down for an old fashoned rally and Bar-B-Q, with local candidates, good food and family fun. Suggested Donation $5.00 per person or $10 per family. Bring the whole bunch and lets get to know each other.
WHERE: 1101 Riverside Rd. W., (Come from Hwy. 6)
RSVP: 360-740-0733
HOST: Robert Schroeter, Lintott-Alexander Park (Chehalis, WA
Calling all Clinton, Obama and other democratic presidential candidate supporters are encouraged to attend this informal gathering of friends to come together and unify the party in preparation fot the General Election.
Host: Eugene St. John, 2840 27th Lane NE, Olympia
RSVP: 360-956-0235 or rayleeholden@live.com
WHERE: home of Peggy Bruton and David Edwards, 1607 E Bay Dr NE, Olympia, WA
WEB: my.barackobama.com
Calling all Clinton, Obama and other democratic presidential candidate supporters are encouraged to attend this informal gathering of friends to come together and unify the party in preparation fot the General Election.
Time: 2PM-5PM
Web: www.electfredfinn.com
RSVP: Fran Moyer, fran-bob@msn.com
Fred Finn recently won the Democratic nomination for the 35th LD for State Representative on May 10th in Belfair by a greater than two to one margin over his opponent. Fred's activism in the Democratic Party over the years, his vast experience on the important issues of the day:Education, Living Wage Jobs, Environment and Health Care, coupled with his community activism in all those areas made Fred the clear choice of Democrats.
Fred has been endorsed by all legislators in the 23rd LD, 26thLD and Rep. Kathy Haigh and Rep. Bill Eickmeyer in the 35thLD. All the mayors within the 35th LD from Bremerton, Shelton and Olympia have also endorsed Fred. He is the man to get the job done.
WHERE: Pioneer Street Cafe, 207 Pioneer Rd, Ridgefield, WA
INFO: stevegail@tds.net or call 360-754-7631
WEB: www.cristforcongress.us
Meet Cheryl, enjoy refreshments and good company at the Pioneer Steet Cafe in Ridgefield. Bring friends and family and turn out to support
Cheryl Crist! Hosted by Steve and Gail Giroux.
Calling all Clinton, Obama and other democratic presidential candidate supporters are encouraged to attend this informal gathering of friends to come together and unify the party in preparation fot the General Election.
Host: Thurston Co. Democrats, P0enty! Resturant, 200 4th. Ave E, Olympia, WA
RSVP: 360-956-0235 or rayleeholden@live.com
You're invited to speak up for quality, affordable health care at The Washington Health Care Caucus!
Health care costs are skyrocketing and every day an uninsured Washington resident dies because of lack of insurance and proper medical care. It's time to reform our broken health care system to give us all the peace of mind we deserve.
The Washington Health Care Caucus is a series of seven townhall meetings throughout Washington state to provide Washingtonians the opportunity to speak up for what we deserve in our health care system and learn about options for reform. The Washington Health Care Caucus is being organized by the Healthy Washington Coalition, a coalition of over 90 labor unions, community organizations, health care providers, and businesses working for quality, affordable health care for everyone.
The Washington Health Care Caucus
Speak Up for Quality, Affordable Health Care
Presented by: The Healthy Washington Coalition
| Tacoma :: Tuesday, July 1 6:30-8:30 PM Temple Beth El 5975 S. 12th St |
Yakima :: Tuesday, July 15 6:30-8:30 PM Holy Family Catholic Church 5315 Tieton Dr |
| Spokane :: Tuesday, July 29 6:30-8:30 PM First Presbyterian Church 318 S. Cedar St |
Bellevue :: Tuesday, August 12 6:30-8:30 PM Temple Bnai Torah 15727 NE 4th St |
| Everett :: Tuesday, September 9 6:30-8:30 PM Everett Station, Weyerhauser Room 3201 Smith Avenue |
Vancouver :: Tuesday, September 23 6:30-8:30 PM Clark PUD Community Room 1200 Fort Vancouver Way |
Join us for an evening of food, phone banking, fundraising, and fun! It's easy! Just show up with your cell phone and we'll walk you through the rest. Dinner and snacks provided.
WHERE: Tenino High School Library, 500 W. 2nd Ave., Tenino, WA 98589
WEB: www.Jim-Cutler.com
RSVP:Jessica Boad 360-870-7437 jlboard@yahoo.com
WHAT:Informational/Organizing Meeting
WHERE: Traditions Cafe, 300 5th Ave SW, Olympia
With the recent passage of the "Local Option" bill, public financing of local elections is possible once again in Washington State!
An informational/organizing meeting to work towards putting public campaign financing for the City of Olympia Mayor and City Council races on the ballot will be Wednesday, July 2nd at 7pm. This regularly scheduled meeting will occur on the first Wednesday of each month at 7pm.
Adopting a system of Voter-Owned Elections will:
-Eliminate financial barriers to running for local office for persons demonstrating community support
-Expand voters' choice of candidates
-Allow candidates for focus on public issues instead of fundraising
-Discourage excessive campaign spending
-Increase access to officials by ordinary voters
I want to hear your opinions.
Please join me for neighborhood conversations on the following topics and dates from 5-6pm at the Olympic Crest Coffee Roasters, 4211 Pacific Ave SE, Lacey
Traffic Talk - July 8 (your views on congestion and growth)Time to Vote - August 12 (your view on ballot issues)
WEB: www.sandraromero.com
