Your Neighbors from

 

Mar Vista Neighbors for Peace and Justice

and

Westside Progressives

 

Invite you to Meet and Speak to

 

Senator Mark Ridley-Thomas

 

 

Saturday, October 4th, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

at

Jim and Pat Allen’s

3717 Mountain View Avenue, Los Angeles

 

Three blocks east of Centinela, just north of Venice Blvd.  

Park on the street and walk up the driveway to the backyard.

 

Please RSVP to

Elly Fry (310) 966-4199 or Steve Brown (310) 617-3299

 

 

Mark Ridley-Thomas, our “Man of the People,” is in a close run-off election on November 4 for the position of County Supervisor for Los Angeles County District 2, which includes most of Mar Vista and parts of  West L.A.  He is opposed by city councilman and former Los Angeles police chief Bernard Parks.  This position is an extremely important one because, among other vital responsibilities, county supervisors are in charge of our election officials

 

 

 

Questions to be discussed include

 

Will your vote in Los Angeles County be protected

now  that Diebold has the contracts?

 

 

 

What:  “Meet and Greet”

Sen. Mark Ridley-Thomas will address your concerns.

He will be available for questions.

 

Coffee, tea, wine, cheese, fruit and other goodies will be

there to tempt your palate!

Where:  Jim and Pat Allen’s huge wonderful backyard at

3717 Mountain View Avenue, Los Angeles.

 

Three blocks east of Centinela, just north of Venice Blvd.  

Park on the street and walk up the driveway to the backyard.

 

When:  Saturday, October 4, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

 

This is a Fundraiser with a suggested donation of $25.00 or more

to: Ridley-Thomas for Supervisor

 

No one will be turned away for lack of funds!

 

Please RSVP to

Elly Fry (310) 966-4199 or Steve Brown (310) 617-3299

 

Contributions to Ridley-Thomas for Supervisor, raised to elect Mark Ridley-Thomas to the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. County Law permits individuals, businesses, corporations and Small Contributor Committees to contribute up to $1,000 per election. PACs that are not qualified Small Contributor Committees under L.A. County Ordinance 2.190.030(N) may not contribute (L.A. County Ordinance 2.190.080(B)). Contributions must be from the donors own funds, and may not be reimbursed by any other person. Ida Yarbrough, Treasurer, Campaign I.D. #1301987.