Greetings!
Happy New Year!
Our next Monthly Meeting is Wednesday, January 9th, 7PM at the Richmond Masonic Center. Our guest speaker from Health Care for All Washington will discuss the Washington Health Security Trust - single payer financing plan that augments the Affordable Care Act.
We will also consider the following resolution: No "Secure Communities" Participation and meet the new 32nd LD Democrats Executive Board elected last month.
Looking forward to 2013!
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32nd District Democrats Monthly Meeting
January 9, 2013 Wednesday
Masonic Hall Shoreline, 753 N 185th St, Shoreline
(map)
Agenda
6:30 PM Socialize and set-up!
7:00 PM Meeting Called to Order
Pledge
Agenda and Minutes Approval click:
November 2012
December 2012
7:15 PM .Program: Health Care for All Washington
http://www.healthcareforallwa.org/
Washington Health Security Trust - single payer financing plan that augments the Affordable Care Act.
8:00 PM Break - Raffle!!
8:15 PM Committee Reports
Resolution:
"Secure Communities" Resolution 2013.01
8:45 PM Unfinished Business
New Business
Good of the Order
9:00 PM Adjourn
Endorsements may be considered
Link to current 32nd LD Endorsement rules - click here
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 Community Service Sat. Jan 12, 2013 noon - 2PM
-Marilyn Dauer, Chair 32LD Community Service Committee
Community Service on Sat. Jan 12th from noon-2pm.
We'll be organizing the walk-in freezer at Annie's Community Kitchen--they offer a free community dinner every Wednesday night from 5-6:30pm. Address: Edmonds Lutheran Church 23525 84th Ave. W. Edmonds (about 3 blks from Carin's house.)
Here's what we would do on that Saturday: transport boxes of frozen meats from the outside walk-in freezer to inside the church building. Open each box and sort it out so all like-items are in the same box. (Chicken only in some boxes, fish only in other boxes, etc.) Label and date the boxes. Then move the boxes out of the church back to the walk-in freezer. (There are carts to help move boxes.)
This is a great activity if you have teenagers who need "community service" as it can be a very physical job. If you have back trouble, this won't be a good job for you. Wear a warm coat and wear warm gloves. We're inside the freezer for very little time, but the weather in January can be chilly.
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