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LOS ANGELES WATER & POWER
EMPLOYEES’
ASSOCIATION REPORT
APRIL 2010
SPOTLIGHT: CHILD CARE
QUALITY, CONVENIENT PRESCHOOL AND
CHILD CARE IN DOWNTOWN
TICKETS & MERCHANDISE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ENTERTAINMENT
6
SPOTLIGHT
8
FAMILY CARE
MUSIC CENTER PRESENTS
CHILD CARE IN DOWNTOWN
FAMILY MEETINGS
10 SURVEY: ACTIVE EMPLOYEE
PICNIC SURVEY
2011 ACTIVE EMPLOYEE PICNIC SURVEY
12 CHARITY SPOTLIGHT
THE KENNY NICKELSON MEMORIAL
FOUNDATION FOR HOMELESS
VETERANS, INC.
14 TICKETS
18 MERCHANDISE
NEW LADWP MERCHANDISE IS HERE!
22 RECIPES
30 MINUTE MEALS
24 ASSOCIATION SERVICES
28 THE CLASSIFIEDS
BUY, SELL, TRADE
36 FUN & GAMES
LAWP EMPLOYEES’
ASSOCIATION REPORT
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the Employees’ Association Office Personnel, and
Mail Room staff.
Services Committee
Dave Bond, Gregory Bush, LaTonqua Franklin
Gale Harris, Ron Hunnewell, Denise Jefferson
Martha Lopez, Sharon Moore, Andwele Williams,
Kelli Lofing
Employees’ Association
General Information
Association Report
Ticket Office
Donors’ Welfare Plan
Assistance Loans
Medical Equipment
Mutual Death Benefit Plan
Safety Shoes
Notary Services
Julie Sumeian
Jessica Sorino
(213) 367-3146
(213) 367-3144
(213) 367-3142
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(213) 367-3163
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Kelli Lofing
Eric Botero
Editor
Graphic Designer
Thank you to the LADWP Printing Services staff
and management for the great job they do every
month on the Association Report!
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NEW!
ASSOCIATION INFORMATION
LAWP EMPLOYEES’
ASSOCIATION REPORT
EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION
•
John Ferraro Building
111 North Hope Street, Room A-17
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 367-3146 - Fax (213) 367-3286
GIFT CARDS
Open Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Serving employees and retirees of the City of Los Angeles,
Department of Water & Power at locations throughout
the Greater Los Angeles Area, Victorville, Owens Valley,
Nevada, and Utah since 1933.
Board of Directors
Ron Hunnewell President
Gregory Bush
Vice President
Hassan Motallebi Chief Financial
Officer
Ann Marie
De La Riva
Secretary
Lloyd Harvey
5th Executive
Officer
$5 denominations; minimum $10
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SPOTLIGHT
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David Bond
Debra Crisp
Clifford Damron
LaTonqua Franklin
Leonor Garcia
Gale Harris
Martha Lopez
Sharon Moore
Paul Smith-Waison
Andwele Williams
Ramiro Beltran
Bryan Grace
Water (213) 798-5177
Joint (213) 367-9729
Power (213) 367-2712
Joint (213) 367-0211
Power (310) 524-8530
Director
Power
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Water
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Power
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Joint
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Joint
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Joint
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Water
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Joint
Retired Employees’
Representative
Association Director
• No checks will be accepted for ticket and
merchandise purchases.
• It is the purchaser’s responsibility to check ticket
expiration dates and theme park operating hours.
• We reserve the right to limit the number of tickets
sold to each Association member.
• There is a surcharge on most tickets sold through the
Association to help defray operational expenses.
• Ticket prices are subject to change without notice.
All vendor advertisements in this publication are paid ads
and are not endorsed by the Los Angeles Department of
Water & Power or the Employees’ Association!
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ENTERTAINMENT
MC10DWP_NewsAd_April_F
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dance
education and
family programs
PRESENTS
Walking Mad photo by Todd Rosenberg.
Offering powerful and memorable
performances by some of America’s
greatest dance companies.
HUBBARD STREET DANCE CHICAGO
April 9 - 11, 2010 Ahmanson Theatre
Walking Mad with Benjamin Wardell, Terence Marling, Kevin Shannon, Jason Hortin and
Kellie Epperheimer. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
Hubbard Street
Dance Chicago (HSDC)
is among the most
original forces in contemporary
dance. Critically acclaimed for
its exuberant and athletic
repertoire, the company’s
ensemble of dancers displays
unparalleled versatility
and virtuosity.
Sammy Miller photo by Howard Pasamanick.
MUSIC CENTER SPOTLIGHT AWARD
GALA PERFORMANCE
Saturday, April 24, 2010 | Ahmanson Theatre
The Music Center Spotlight Awards offer training in the arts and award
over $100,000 in scholarships annually to finalists, semifinalists, and
participants who receive honorable mentions.
First place and runner-up in the performing and visual arts categories
to be announced onstage at the Gala Performance.
WORLD CITY featuring
THE KAHURANGI MAORI DANCE THEATRE
Saturday, March 20, 2010 | 11a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
FREE
W.M.Keck Children’s Amphitheatre,Walt Disney Concert Hall
Making their debut at the Music Center, HSDC performances will feature
work by three distinct and widely-respected choreographers, including
Johan Inger’s Walking Mad, set to the music of Maurice Ravel, Ohad
Naharin’s Tabula Rasa, with music by Arvo Pärt and the West Coast
Premiere of Jirí Kylián’s 27’52”.
DanceTalks
Join company Artistic Director Glenn Edgerton along with Elizabeth
Kaye, distinguished speaker, dance historian and author, for a
pre-performance discussion beginning one hour prior to curtain.
Program and artists subject to change.
Tickets are FREE and are distributed on Grand Avenue at 2nd Street.
Tickets for 11:00 a.m. performance distributed beginning at 10:00 a.m.
Tickets for 12:30 p.m. performance distributed beginning at 11:00 a.m.
VERY SPECIAL ARTS FESTIVAL
Thursday, April 29, 2010 | 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Music Center Plaza
Tickets can be purchased at
, (800) 982-2787 or
the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion box office. For more information,
visit musiccenter.org or call (213) 972-0711.
FREE
Featuring arts workshops, performances and student art exhibits.
Admission is FREE and open to the public.
For more information, call (213) 972-4396 or visit musiccenter.org.
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY THROUGH THE ARTS
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SPOTLIGHT
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR QUALITY,
CONVENIENT PRESCHOOL AND CHILD
CARE DOWNTOWN?
Mt. Washington Preschool and Child Care Centers, Inc. (MWPCCC) is an independent nonprofit organization that operates
preschool and child care centers for children ages 6 weeks to 5
years old. Their approach includes a developmentally appropriate curriculum; caring and nurturing staff; and a commitment
to children’s social well-being, in an environment that respects
and celebrates diversity.
Two of the centers run by MWPCCC are located downtown
and are eligible for the subsidy provided by LADWP. Joy Picus
Child Development Center (CCL # 198015239 & 198015240)
is in City Hall South, at 111 E. 1st St., and is open M-F from
6:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. For a tour or more information, call 213978-0026. Children are welcome at both centers from two to
five days a week. Harry Pregerson Child Development Center (CCL # 198008722 & 198008723) is in the Roybal Federal
Building, at 255 E. Temple St., and is open M-F from 6:45 a.m.
- 6:00 p.m. The Harry Pregerson Center was recently accredited
by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC); call 213-894-1556 with questions.
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MWPCCC’s philosophy is to address the needs of the whole
child by nurturing physical, social, emotional and cognitive
growth while fostering a sense of competence and self-worth.
Caring teachers and staff provide children with opportunities
to explore and experiment through Creative Curriculum that
focuses on hands-on, developmentally appropriate activities.
Children are allowed to discover things at their own rates and
build self confidence by playing in the various classroom environments such as manipulatives (i.e., blocks), dress-up, imaginative play (i.e., kitchen toys), and reading areas.
Both centers welcome all downtown families, and LADWP will
help subsidize tuition for employees. There are spots available
now!
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Be ready for great food and world-class fun!
, 2010
Saturday, July 10
TickeTs on sale
sTarTing in MaY!
Space iS limited!
Due to maintenance and other
circumstances certain rides
and attractions, including new rides,
may not be open to the public.
FAMILY CARE
FAMILY MEETINGS:
MAINTAINING STRONG FAMILY
RELATIONSHIPS
By Judy Borenzweig, Parent Coordinator, Family Care
A family meeting is a structured discussion time that involves
all family members if the children are school aged or older.
In families where there are younger children (infants and
toddlers), it is a good idea to schedule the meeting after the
younger children are in bed. Your initial meetings should be
kept short to about 15 minutes. As family members get better
at communicating, the time can be lengthened.
At the first family meeting, there should be a discussion of the
ground rules. Some good ground rules to establish are not interrupting someone who is speaking, not putting people down,
no fighting or arguing and allowing each person to share their
opinions without criticisms. It is also important to decide what
should happen if someone breaks the rules and misbehaves
during a meeting.
Family meetings are used to discuss and deal with a variety
of issues including family problems, family activities, chores
and discussion of good things that have happened. Parents
should be careful not to dominate the conversation and allow
every family member the chance to express his or her views. The
meetings should preferably take place where there are few distractions. One good place to hold these meetings is around the
kitchen or dining room table after the dishes have been cleared.
It is not a good idea to hold these meetings during mealtimes.
It is very important to hold these meetings at a consistent time
and ensure that everyone sticks to the schedule. No one will
take the meetings seriously if they are frequently cancelled. Every effort should be made to start the meeting on time. Meetings should be held, even if there appears to be no critical issues
to discuss. In instances where critical issues are absent, families
can focus on and talk about positive things taking place.
Meetings will run more smoothly if each meeting has an agenda. A good way of developing an agenda is to have an “agenda
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list” where each person has the opportunity to include his/her
item on the list. Families should include positive things that
have happened in the past week, as well as, items that need to be
resolved. This list of items can be used to guide the discussions
that take place at the family meeting. Families should start the
meeting by talking about the positive things that each family
member experienced.
The primary purpose of family meetings is to teach problem
solving skills to children. For each issue, the family should start
by trying to define exactly what the problem is and then try to
generate a list of possible solutions. The family should not try to
evaluate potential solutions until the list is complete. When the
list of solutions is complete, families should go through the list
and evaluate the positive and negative aspects of each solution.
Ultimately, the family should attempt to reach a consensus on
the best solution for all involved.
From: Family Meetings: Center for Effective Parenting
LAWP EMPLOYEES’
ASSOCIATION REPORT
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SURVEY
2011 ACTIVE EMPLOYEE
PICNIC SURVEY
In hopes of giving you the best service possible, we the members of the Activity Committee of your Employee Association, are
seeking your ideas. We ask that you take the time to give us feedback by filling out the following survey regarding all picnics in
the future. Please return this survey to JFB Room A-17 via fax, interoffice mail or email for a chance to enter into a raffle.
All surveys must be submitted by May 1, 2010.
WHAT TYPE OF YEARLY PICNIC WOULD YOU PREFER?
Please Select Only One
❏
TRADITIONAL FAMILY STYLE PICNIC
(i.e. Field of Dreams, Griffith Park)
❏
THEME PARK STYLE PICNIC
(i.e. LA Zoo, Universal Studios)
COMMENTS: ______________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
INTAKE wants to know are you a 2nd, 3rd or 4th
generation LADWP
employee?
We are developing a story about multi-generational
LADWP employees/retirees for an upcoming issue.
Don’t be shy. We want to hear from you!
Send a brief description of you and your family’s
work history at LADWP to
terry.schneider@ladwp.com
or call 213-367-2265.
DWP
EMPLOYEE
DWP
EMPLOYEE
DWP
EMPLOYEE
DWP
EMPLOYEE
We look forward to sharing your story!
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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT
The Kenny Nickelson Memorial Foundation
for Homeless Veterans, Inc.
www.knmf.org
Serving 91,987 since 1991
Thanks
Los Angeles Department of
Water and Power Employees’
Helping the Nations Largest Homeless Veteran Population
in Los Angeles County Since 1992
With sincere gratitude and appreciation for your support and donations since 1992. Please
extend our sincere appreciation to your Board and benefactors for their kindness and
generosity to provide funding to KNMF. Since 1991, 91,987 homeless, formerly homeless,
and needy persons have received assistance from KNMF because of your support.
From 1991 through 2009, quarterly KNMF Veterans Resource Fairs “Stand Downs and
Job, College, University, Trade School, and Homeless Service Provider Fairs” have
contributed tremendously to held reduce homelessness of veterans in Los Angeles County
from 54% in 1991 to 15% by the end of 2009. Your support has helped KNMF to provide
services and materials to thousands of veterans in the Greater Los Angeles Area since 1992.
You have continued to be a major part in our mission to serve and to respond to the needs of
homeless and needy veterans in Los Angeles. The Kenny Nickelson Memorial Foundation for
Homeless Veterans and Children has been able to successfully address the needs of
Los Angeles County and San Luis Obispo County homeless and formerly homeless veterans,
and needy children in After School Literacy Programs.
Thank you for your support in 2009. In 2009, KNMF served 4,370 homeless and needy
formerly homeless veterans, and needy children through Veterans Resource Fairs” Stand
Downs and Job, College, Trade School , and Homeless Service Provider Fairs” and programs
serving After School Literacy Programs for LAs neediest children, including 2009 Back to
School Shopping Spree , distributions of education materials, toys, etc.
Thanks to your support, KNMF has been a lifeline for LAs needy and will continue to serve
the needy for years to come. May God bless and always walk beside all of you!
Nick Nickelson, KNMF Chair—February 16, 2010 12 ASSOCIATION REPORT
LAWP EMPLOYEES’
1-DAY, 1 PARK
Visit either Disneyland or
California Adventure Park
Expires 1/3/11 - Blackout days apply!
Adult:
$69.00
(reg. $72.00)
Child (3-9):
$61.00
(reg. $62.00)
SO. CAL 2 FER
LIMITED TIME ONLY!
Expires 4/12/10
Adult:
$72.00
Child (3-9):
$62.00
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TICKETS
NEW!
NEW! BIG BEAR / SNOW SUMMIT LIFT TICKETS
SPECIAL EVENTS
Association
Price
Regular
Price
Savings
Big Bear Mountain / Snow Summit Lift Tickets
Adult
Student
Child
$43.00
$34.00
$17.00
$53.00
$43.00
$20.00
$10.00
$9.00
$3.00
DisneyÕ s 1 Day, 1 Park 2010 Tickets
Adult
Child
$69.00
$61.00
$72.00
$62.00
$3.00
$1.00
DisneyÕ s 2 Fer - Limited Time!
Adult
Child
$72.00
$62.00
$72.00
$62.00
N/A
Legoland Triple Play
Valid Entrance into Legoland, Sea Life and
the NEW Legoland Water Park!
Adult
Child
$60.00
$60.00
$87.00
$77.00
$27.00
$17.00
Universal Studios 3 Days for the Price of 1!
General
$59.00
$69.00
$10.00
The Grammy Museum @ LA Live
General
$11.00
$12.95
$1.95
General
$24.50
$26.00
$1.50
General
$28.50
$40.00
$11.50
Madame Tussaunds Hollywood
Adult
Child
$18.00
$12.00
$25.00
$18.00
$7.00
$6.00
New! EmployeesÕ Association Gift Cards
General
Blackout Days May Apply
Valid for either Snow Summit or Big Bear Mountain
Blackout Days Apply
2nd Visit Must Be Used Within 30 Days of the First Visit
Valid Through April 12, 2010
Blackout dates apply to 2nd and 3rd visit
Children 5 and Under are Free
DisneyÕ s The Lion King Stage Show
Sunday, June 6, 2010 @ 6:30 PM
Costa Mesa Performing Arts Center
New! Pacific Movie Pack
Includes: 2 unrestricted tickets, 2 medium sodas and
1 medium popcorn
Next to Grauman’s Chinese Theatre!
Children (4-12)
Visa /MasterCard accepted at the J.F.B. no personal checks! Tickets Subject To Availability/Prices Subject To Change.
Although The Employees’ Association Offers Substantial Savings on Its Tickets and Merchandise,
Our Price May Not Always Be The Lowest Available. Employees’ Association - J.F.B. Rm. A17, (213) 367-3146
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$5 denominations; minimum $10
THEME PARKS
Adventure City (1 year & under free)
Association
Price
Regular
Price
Savings
Expires
$10.50
$13.95
$3.45
12/30/10
Aquarium of the Pac ific – Long B each
Adult
Child (3-11)
$17.95
$10.50
$23.95
$11.95
$6.00
$1.45
11/30/10
11/30/10
Castle Park
Adult
Child (under 48”)
$16.50
$12.50
$24.99
$19.99
$8.49
$7.49
02/18/10
02/18/10
Knott’s Berry Farm
Adult
Child (3-11) 48” & under
Seniors (62+)
$28.00
$21.00
$51.99
$22.99
$23.99
$1.99
03/31/10
03/31/10
LEGOLAND- 2nd Day Free!
Adult
Child (2& under free)
$49.00
$49.00
$67.00
$57.00
$18.00
$8.00
12/31/10
12/31/10
Magic Mountain
Adult
Child (48” & under)
$25.00
$15.00
$59.99
$29.99
$34.99
$14.99
12/31/10
12/31/10
$27.25
$38.50
$11.25
06/05/10
Malibu SpeedZone
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
*Reservation Required 1-888-WE-JOUST
Adult
Child (12 & under)
$43.50
$33.00
$55.95
$37.95
$12.45
$4.95
None
N one
Pacific Park – Santa Monica Pier
All ages
$13.50
$19.95
$6.45
None
Pirates Dinner Adventure
Adult
Child (3-11)
$48.00
$33.50
$56.95
$37.95
$8.95
$4.45
11/30/10
11/30/10
San Diego Zoo
Adult
Child (3-11)
$34.00
$24.00
$37.00
$27.00
$3.00
$3.00
01/31/11
01/31/11
San Diego Wild Animal Park
Adult
Child (3-11)
$34.00
$24.00
$37.00
$27.00
$3.00
$3.00
01/31/11
01/31/11
Sea World’s 2 days of Fun!
Adult
Child (3-9)
$51.50
$45.50
$69.00
$59.00
$17.50
$13.50
5/31/10
5/31/10
Universal Buy A Day Get A Year Fr ee
$69.00
$78.00
$9.00
06/30/10
Golf ‘N’ Stuff- All P ark Pas s
$12.75
$30.50
$17.75
None
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TICKETS
Association
Price
Regular
Price
Savings
Expires
$25.00
$29.99
$4.99
None
AMC Gold – unrestricted
$8.00
$11.00
$3.00
None
AMC Silver- restricted
$6.75
$11.00
$4.25
None
Cinemark’s Platinum Supersaver – unrestricted
$7.50
$10.00
$2.50
None
Krikorian Theatre Unrestricted - Valid at any Krikorian Theatres
$7.50
$11.00
$3.50
None
Laemmle – unrestricted
$6.50
$10.00
$3.50
None
Mann Theatres –restricted
$8.50
$12.75
$4.25
None
Pacific Theatres – restricted
$6.75
$10.00
$3.25
None
$10.75
$15.50
$4.75
None
Regal’s VIP Supersaver- restricted
$7.00
$11.00
$4.00
None
Regal’s Premier SuperSaver- unrestricted
$8.00
$11.00
$3.00
None
$26.00
$32.00
$6.00
None
$12.50
$18.20
$5.70
MOVIES
AMC MOVIE BUNDLE
Includes: 2 Gold Tickets, 2 Small Sodas, 1 Small Popcorn
Prestige valid at the Bridge Cinema de Lux – unrestricted
Regal’s Ultimate Premier Pack (2 unrestricted passes, $10 cert.)
MISCELLANEOUS
See’s Candies Certificate
The Forever Stamp – books
of Angeles
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$8.80
$8.80
Los
Water & Power Employees’
Association
TICKET & MERCHANDISE
SALES LOCATIONS
The Employees’ Association’s ticket and merchandise representative
sells tickets in Granada Hills every Tuesday from 11:30 - 3:15 at:
Water and Power Community Credit Union
16840 Devonshire Street (North Hills Plaza)
Granada Hills
Our ticket and merchandise representative is also available in
Van Nuys every Thursday from 11:30 - 3:15 at:
(15 minute parking available enter through the guard gate)
DWP’s Valley Center
14401 Saticoy Street, Building 7
Van Nuys
(818) 771-4277
(for Thursday
11:30 - 3:15)
(for Thursday
inquiresinquires
from from
11:30a.m.
- 3:15 p.m.)
ATM machine now on premises!
*Both locations accept CASH ONLY! For any merchandise requests, please contact the Employees’ Association Office at 213-367-3146.
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MERCHANDISE
OFFICIAL LADWP LOGO
MERCHANDISE IS HERE!!
NEWAL
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Kid’s T’s
Small- Extra Large- $7
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
Briefcase- $10
Sports bag- $9
Polo Shirts
Small- Extra Large-$17
2XL- $20
3XL- $21
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MERCHANDISE
Women’s T’s
Small- Extra Large- $12
2XL- $13
Men’s T’s
Small- Extra Large- $9
2XL- $11
3XL- $12
Hooded
Sweatshirts
Small- Extra Large-$23
2XL- $25
3XL- $27
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
Hats- $9
Lanyards - $3
Water
Bottle - $8.50
Badge
Holder - $3
LOS ANGELES WATER AND POWER EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION
TICKET ORDER FORM
Prices and ticket availability are subject to change; please contact your Employees’ Association
office at (213) 367-3146 prior to mailing or faxing your order.
All orders are sent via USPS Certified Mail
Members are responsible for money or tickets lost in the mail; however, insurance is available.
For more information please contact your Association Office at (213) 367-3146.
This order form is for tickets only. For merchandise, please use a mail runner or contact your
Employees’ Association at (213) 367-3146.
City___________________________________________________State___________________________Zip__________________
Sorry,no personalchecksaccepted!
VISA
MasterCard
Money Order
Cashier’s Check
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Insurance
$
$
TOTAL ________________
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RECIPES FROM www.rachaelray.com
2nd DAY FREE!
Adult: $49.00
(reg. $67.00)
Child: $49.00
(reg. $57.00)
NEW FOR 2010! LEGOLAND TRIPLE PLAY
LEGOLAND, SEALIFE AND WATER PARK
Adult: $60.00
(reg. $87.00)
Child: $60.00
(reg. $77.00)
Children 2 and under are free. Offers expire 12-31-10
Visit your Employees’ Association office for more information
CHARRED CHICKEN
CAESAR SAMMIES
Juice of 1 large lemon
1 large clove garlic, grated or finely chopped
1 tablespoon anchovy paste
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon pepper
2/3 cup extra virgin olive oil (EVOO)
2 large hearts romaine lettuce, halved lengthwise
with stem intact
1/3 cup grated Pecorino Romano cheese
(a generous handful)
1 large loaf ciabatta bread, split
1 rotisserie chicken, bones discarded and meat sliced
PREPARATION
Pre-heat a grill or grill pan. In a small bowl, whisk together
the lemon juice, garlic, anchovy paste, mustard, Worcestershire sauce and pepper. Whisk in the EVOO until thickened. Brush the romaine hearts with some of the dressing.
Mix the cheese into the remaining dressing.
Grill the bread and the lettuce, turning occasionally, for
5 minutes. Trim the ends off the lettuce. Pile the chicken
and lettuce on the bread bottom, top with the dressing and
cover with the bread top. Cut into four large sammies.
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
LAMB CHOPS WITH ROASTED
VEGETABLES AND SPRING PEA RISOTTO
4 cups chicken broth (32 ounces)
5 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil (EVOO), divided
1 small onion, chopped
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 1/2 cups arborio rice
1/2 cup dry white wine
1/2 pound green beans, cut into 1-inch lengths
1 pint grape tomatoes
4 scallions, coarsely chopped
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
Salt and pepper
8 lamb rib chops
1 pound frozen green peas, defrosted
1/3 cup fresh mint leaves (a generous handful)
1/3 cup flat leaf parsley (a generous handful)
2/3 cup grated Parmigiano Reggiano cheese (a couple of
generous handfuls)
2 tablespoons butter
PREPARATION
Pre-heat the oven to 400°F.
In a medium size saucepan, warm the chicken broth over
low heat. In another medium saucepan, heat 2 tablespoons
EVOO, two turns of the pan, over medium heat. Add the onion and garlic and cook for 2 minutes. Add the rice and cook,
stirring, for 1 minute. Stir in the wine and cook for 1 minute.
Stir in the warm broth, one ladleful at a time, allowing the
liquid to evaporate before adding more. Cook for 13 minutes
more.
On a baking sheet, toss the green beans, tomatoes and scallions with the balsamic vinegar and 2 tablespoons EVOO;
season with salt and pepper. Roast for 15 minutes.
In a large skillet, heat the remaining 1 tablespoon EVOO, one
turn of the pan, over medium heat. Season the lamb chops
with salt and pepper, add to the skillet and cook for 3 minutes
on each side for rare.
Using a food processor, puree half of the peas with the mint
and parsley; season with salt and pepper. Stir the mixture into
the risotto, then stir in the remaining whole peas, the Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and butter.
Serve the lamb chops with the risotto and roasted vegetables.
2010 METRO PRICES
REGULAR MONTHLY BUS PASS
DESCRIPTION
Metro Monthly
Metro Zone 1
Metro Zone 2
Metro Disabled Pass
High School Stickers
PRICE
$62.00
$18.00
$36.00
$14.0
$24.00
THE EZ TRANSIT PASS
The EZ Transit Pass is a regional transit pass accepted by
up to 25 different transit agencies throughout Los Angeles
County. The EZ transit pass is the only pass valid for unlimited local travel on the following lines:
ANTELOPE VALLEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (AVTA)
BEACH CITIES TRANSIT
BURBANK LOCAL TRANSIT
CARSON CIRCUIT
CITY COMMERCE
CULVER CITY MUNICIPAL BUS LINES
FOOTHILL TRANSIT
GARDENA MUNICIPAL BUS LINES
GLENDALE BEELINE
HUNTINGTON PARK COMBI
LADOT (DASH AND COMMUTER EXPRESS)
LONG BEACH TRANSIT
METRO BUS & METRO RAIL
MONTEBELLO BUS LINES
MONTEREY PARK SPIRIT BUS
NORWALK TRANSIT
PASADENA ARTS SHUTTLE
PV TRANSIT
SANTA CLARITA TRANSIT
SANTA FE SPRINGS METROEXPRESS
• SANTA MONICA BIG BLUE BUS
SOUTH PASADENA GOLD LINK
TORRANCE TRANSIT
WHITTIER TRANSIT
• DOES NOT ACCEPT
METROLINK PASSENGERS
DESCRIPTION
EZ Pass
EZ Zone P1
EZ Zone P2
EZ Zone P3
PRICE
$70.00
$18.00
$36.00
$54.00
DESCRIPTION
PRICE
EZ Zone P4
$72.00
EZ Zone P5
$90.00
EZ Sr. Disabled
Pass
$35.00
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 1-800-COMMUTE
OR VISIT: WWW.METRO.NET
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FACTS & FIGURES
EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION FACTS AND FIGURES
For more information, contact your Employees’ Association Office and
Join the Mutual Benefit Plan!
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE APPROVALS
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2010
3 Emergency Loans
1 Death in Family Loans
3 Medical/Dental Loans
3 Late Disability Advances
4 Nursing Care Grants
17 Safety Shoes
2 Retirement Death Benefit Adv.
Total:
$6,246.00
$5,995.74
$4.975.00
$4,131.00
$3,450.00
$9,067.43
$9,520.53
$43,385.70
These services are available to the Employees & Retirees of
DWP because of your generous donations to our Donors’
Welfare Plan.
IN MEMORY OF MUTUAL PLAN BENEFIT MEMBERS:
Adams, George R.
Fortner, Lamar F.
Button, Leslie
Tausch, Wayne L.
Dandos, John G.
Norman, Charles H.
Ramos, Ruben R.
Thurston, Raymond L.
Oliver, Vincent K.
Retired
Active
Retired
Retired
Retired
Retired
Retired
Retired
Retired
Power
Power
Water
Power
Water
Water
Joint
Power
Power
MUTUAL BENEFIT MEMBERSHIP
MEMBERS AS OF MARCH 2009:
$500.00
$1000.00
$2000.00
$3000.00
$4000.00
$5000.00
$10000.00
$15000.00
$20000.00
Total
1
201
232
1330
446
1840
13
458
370
4,891
$500.00
$201,000.00
$464,000.00
$3,990,000.00
$1,784,000.00
$9,200,000.00
$130,000.00
$6,870,000.00
$7,400,000.00
$30,039,500.00
KNOW YOUR
EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION
RETIREMENT
RECOGNITION PROGRAM
DID YOU KNOW that your Employees’ Association
honors employees when they retire from the Department
of Water and Power? We do this to thank employees for
their many years of service. It also reminds them that,
upon retirement, they become lifetime members of the
Employees’ Association.
If you are planning an employee’s farewell event, please
notify our office and we will prepare a package that
includes a framed certificate and a pen.
If possible, a Board Director of the Employees’
Association will present the certificate!
To order a package, e-mail Jessica Sorino at least two
weeks in advance, or call her at x73163.
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ASSOCIATION SERVICES
WorkWear Express
Granada Hills
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
(818) 831-9675
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CLASSIFIEDS
THE CLASSIFIEDS
Are you looking for more riders for your vanpool or would you
like to sell your car? Advertise in the Association Report!
For more information contact Kelli Lofing at (213) 367-3144
VANPOOLS:
VANPOOL #153: Looking for new riders
from Lancaster/Palmdale area to West
LA/ Santa Monica Service Center
6: 30AM-4: 00PM Contact: Jim Petty
(661) 810-4341
VANPOOL #40: Looking for new riders.
From Whittier Quad to JFB. Work
schedule: 9/80, 2nd Friday off, 7: 00AM4: 45PM shift, $46.80/month. Contact:
Ron Campos (213) 367-0043
TRANSPORTATION:
VANPOOL #20: Looking for new riders.
From Oxnard to Northridge. 6: 30AM4: 00PM. Contact: Rick (805) 766-1041
1992 MERCEDES 190E: 4-cylinder, 4
door, automatic, sunroof, power windows,
has all the options, alarm, new valve job
, 4 new tires, drives excellent, 115M,
$2,850 Contact: Fares (626) 320-4714
VANPOOL #95: Looking for new riders
from South Bay. Leave Artesia/Aviation to JFB. 6: 45AM-4: 30PM Contact:
George (213) 367-4172
FORMING NEW VANPOOL: From Thousand Oaks to Main Street-down 101
Fwy. 6: 00AM-3: 30PM Contact: David
(805) 559-1255
HONDA ACCORD 04: Coupe, 108,000
miles new rims/tires, tinted windows,
well- maintained, clean $7,770 obo
Contact: Carlito (909) 996-2974
VANPOOL #100: All Driver Van from
Quartz Hill/ Acton Metro Station to
Northridge District 6: 30AM-4: 00PM
9/80 Schd. (1st Monday) Contact:
Dwayne Bell (818) 775-5386 or x55386
VANPOOL #44: Rancho Cucamonga,
Fontana, Rialto area to Main St.
6: 00AM-3: 30PM Contact: Antonio
Daisley (213) 367-7569
1994 MERCEDES S350: Turbo Diesel:
S Class Diesel, Excellent Condition.
125,000 miles, fully loaded, good and reliable, 32 mpg or more. $10,800 Contact:
Ruby (626) 872-0868
VANPOOL #43: Looking for drivers for
waiting list. From Glendora/San Dimas
to JFB. 7: 00AM-4: 45PM Contact:
Lucina Sindayen (213) 367-0916
VANPOOL #163: Looking for new riders,
From Simi Valley to Van Nuys Service
Center. 6: 30AM-4: 00PM. Contact:
Gary Hulsey (818) 771-4139
VANPOOL #19: 2 or 3 available. Irvine/
Orange/Anaheim area. Drivers preferable. Contact: P. Clark (213) 367-0897
FORMING NEW VANPOOL: From Duarte
to JFB. 9/80 schedule w/ 2nd Fridays off.
Drivers only please. Contact: Chuck
(213) 367-1085
VANPOOL #156: Looking for new riders.
From Lancaster to Mojave. 7: 00AM5: 30PM Contact: John Misustin
(661) 824-7918
VANPOOL #39: Chino to JFB. 6: 00AM3: 45PM. Contact: Charnpreet Dhillon
(213) 367-1237
VANPOOL: Seeking other individuals to
start vanpool from Thousand Oaks to
mail street yard on 4-10 work schedule.
6: 00AM-4: 30PM M-TH Contact:
Kimo (818) 486-5466
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
CARPOOL: From Rialto, Fontana, Rancho to Water Temple 6: 00AM-3: 30PM,
9/80 schedule. ASDO Monday-using
our own car and rotate driving. Contact:
Clyde Ignacio (213) 792-9680
LOOKING FOR CARPOOL/VANPOOL:
From Cerritos/Norwalk to JFB
(7: 00AM-4: 45PM). Contact:
Gene Hong (213) 367-3469
1999 FORD POLICE INTERCEPTOR CNG:
Good Condition, 62,000 miles. Clean
title with carpool sticker, 26mpg, paid
$1.85 per gallon. $6,700 Contact:
Marcus (626) 297-0732
1989 MERCEDES 300SE: 4 Dr, Automatic, Has all the options, new cooling
system, rebuilt transmission, drives excellent, 157M, $2,550 Contact: Fares
(626) 320-4714
2007 SUZUKI SV650 S: with upgrades;
Corbia seat, tail cover, grips/barends,
license holder and more. 2900 miles, like
new, never dropped. Contact: Anthony
(661) 733-1333
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2009 DYNA SUPERGILDE: Custom, 6000 miles- $11,000
cash. I have the pink slip. Contact:
George Posten (818) 994-3788
FREE CONSULTATION
AND REDUCED RATES
FOR DWP EMPLOYEES
LAWP EMPLOYEES’
ASSOCIATION REPORT
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CLASSIFIEDS
1984 CAMARO: V-6, 5-Speed, runs/looks
good $1300 obo Contact: Jim
(562) 688-8346
1989 MERCEDES 300SE: 4DR, Automatic, Has All The Options, New Cooling System, Rebuilt Transmission, Drives
Excellent, 157M, $2,550 Contact: Fares
(626) 320-4714
FOR SALE: 2004 Black Honda CR V:
79,500 miles on it. Good Condition.
Asking $14,000 obo Contact: Tom
Morris (805) 418-7756
07 TOYOTA TUNDRA: SRS Crewmax.
White V8 5.8L Automatic, AC, 4 Door
Tow Package, ABS, 4,900 Miles, $22,000.
Contact: Alex (562) 665-7127
MISCELLANEOUS
ROCKLER ROOTER TABLE TOP: w/ Rout
R Lift FX by Jessem Model # 02302
$200.00 Contact: Charles
(323) 333-3338
SECURITY SCREEN DOOR W/ KEYED
LOCK: Color brown, very good condition
$50- Contact: Bernice (818) 894-7953
FOR SALE: Convection microwavestove, dishwasher almost new. White
Kenmore $700.00 all Contact: Ramone
(310) 308-1682
GREEN HILLS MEMORIAL PARK: Rolling
Hills, 2 companion lots $11,000 each,
Valley View, buy one or both. Contact:
Margaret (310) 375-4425
FOR SALE: 12 string acoustic guitar.
Plays and sounds great! $90.00 Contact:
James (562) 688-8346
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LAWP EMPLOYEES’
FOR SALE: Diamond, Princess Cut, 1.72
Carat, VS2, F Color, with GIA report.
Centered in 18k white gold engagement
ring with accent diamonds, 0.92 carat
total. Wedding cancelled, selling at a
loss. $15k OBO. Contact for pictures.
Contact: Marlon (323) 359-3150
FOR SALE: Ikea’s armchair with cushion
and foot rest, $25, assembled, like new.
Similar to Ikea’s POANG style armchair
and footstool. Contact: Lin
(626) 375-3822
FOREST LAWN HOLLYWOOD HILLS- ONE
BURIAL PLOT: Murmuring Trees. Asking $7, 400 Contact: Robert B. Johnson
(919) 774-3536
GAME TABLE W/6 CHAIRS: top lift off
and surface has felt lining. Table is in
good condition asking $200 obo Contact:
Nina (213) 367-4663 or (625) 673-3643
Z GALLERY “BOSS”: Brown leather
chair $300 + matching ottoman $75.
Like new. Contact: Brooks
(213) 367-8722
RESTORATION HARDWARE “ASHTON”
QUEEN: Leather bed frame with velvet
headboard-brown $750. Excellent condition. Contact: Brooks (213) 367-8722
SELECT COMFORT QUEEN “SLEEP NUMBER CLASSIC”: Mattress, $650. Barely
used. Contact: Brooks (213) 367-8722
MUST SELL: Two curio/hutches, excellent condition one with mirror, glass
doors, shelves, upper/lower case. $350
Negotiable. Second one in excellent
condition cherry wood curio/hutch, glass
shelves, gold beveled glass doors, large
drawers at bottom. Can be used for
books. $350 Negotiable. Contact: Shari
Mehr (310) 398-1130
RENTAL PROPERTY
2 BR APT: 1 ½ Baths, Newly Redecorated, Monterey Hills Area Off Pasadena
Fwy, 10 Minutes to Downtown, $1360
Contact: Jim (626) 233-7499
BIG BEAR: 2 bedroom, sleeps 6, full
kitchen, fireplace, cable available, washer
and dryer, deck with view of lake, ½ mile
walk to village or lake. Daily or weekly.
Contact: Doug (213) 272-0700
FOR RENT: Commercial building zoned
for light manufacturing in Lincoln
Heights, close to 5 and 110 freeway and
bus lines. Contact: Larry
(626) 290-6506
DUPLEX FOR RENT: El Sereno, Recently
Remolded, 2 BDR, 1 Bath, Laundry
Room, Fenced Yard, Garage. $1,100 mo.
Plus Deposit. Contact: Rosalio Haro
(951) 681-0791
1 BR, 1 ½ BATH VERY NICE APT: Monterey Hills, Off Pasadena Fwy, 15 min
to Downtown by Fwy or Streets. Quiet
Area, Off Street Parking. $915/mo Contact: Jim (626) 233-7499
2 BDR, 1 ½ BATH TRAILER: On Large
Property. Forced Air W/D Utilities Included/ $850 per month. Contact: Doug
(213) 272-0700
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 4 BR-3BA house
w/ ocean view in beautiful Bajamar
Mexico. Will carry loan with down payment. Contact: Tony (562) 577-9455
GALVESTON TEXAS: 2 BR, 2 ½ Bath,
2 Story Home on the water. Park your
boat under the patio and your motor
home under the house out of the sun.
Contact: Stan (818) 247-2866
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees’ Association
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CLASSIFIEDS
SERVICE
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: special discounts to coworkers. I specialize in wedding and artistic portraits. See
my work at www.unveilyourdreamsphotography.com
Contact: Edward (626) 757-5777
BOUNTY HUNTER POKER CLUB: Call Us To Host A Party.
Packages Including Food Are Available. 10% Discount To
DWP Employees. Contact: Steve (626) 705-3148
A.A. LUNCHEON MEETING: Every Friday Room A-18- A
Contact: Stan D (213) 367-9863
“BREDREN”-LIVE MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS: Soul/Oldies/Jazz/Reggae. Featuring LADWP’s own Cedric Polian
(stores) on Sax! Reasonable Rates. Contact: Cedric
(213) 952-3550
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS: To help with Adopt-A-School
Reading Program. Seeking active or retired DWP employees.
Contact: Oscar (213) 367-0530
WANTED
NEED MENTOR: to help me with my GPS map76 middle to
advanced level. Contact: Peter Griswold (213) 367-7223
REFERRAL: to an experienced and competent discrimination
or civil rights attorney. Hopefully one who has represented
city employees in the past. Contact: Ahmed (818) 693-1280
HARD TOP FOR 2005-2006 JEEP WRANGLER: Contact: Jae
(213) 367-1956
WE NEED CHILDRENS BOOKS: First through fifth grade for
Union Elementary School. Donate you children’s old books
to our Adopt-A-School Reading Program. For donations or
information contact: Oscar Medina (213) 367-0530
WANTED LANCE 915 MODEL CAMPER: Looking for one w/
microwave & Gen set. Contact: Gordon Sharp
(661) 944-2249
Sunday, June 6, 2010 @ 6:30PM
Costa Mesa Performing Arts Center
$24.50 Association Price
($26 reg price)
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ADVERTISE IN THE
ASSOCIATION REPORT!
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
KELLI LOFING AT (213) 367-3144
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees’ Association
BIG
BEAR
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
DASH TICKETS
ASSOCIATION
PRICE:
Geared for families,
mainstream skiers, and snowboarders
Snow Summit
$15.00 per book of 60
No Expiration Date
Bear Mountain
“The Park” is geared for young adults and is full of jibs, rails and hits
BUS
TRIP
Snow Summit & Bear Mountain TICKET BOOKS
Both resorts have a free shuttle that transports guests between the two mountains
PASS
DESCRIPTION
Base Pass
Zone 1 Pass
Zone 2 Pass
Zone 3 Pass
Zone 4 Pass
PRICE
DESCRIPTION
$40.00
Base Pass
$56.00Blackout Dates May Apply
Zone 1 Pass
$71.00
Zone 2 Pass
$86.00
Zone 3 Pass
Association Price:Zone 4 Pass
$99.00
Adult (22 & older): $45.00
(regular: $53)
PRICE
$18.00
$32.00
$39.00
$46.00
$52.00
Young Adult (13 to 21 - ID required): $35.00
DASH DOWNTOWN
(regular: $43)
Operates Monday - Friday, Every 5-12 minutes
PLEASE NOTE: MTA PASSES ARE NO LONGER VALID ON COMMUTER EXPRESS OR DASH BUS LINES.
880 Summit Blvd. - Big Bear Lake (909) 866-5766 - www.snowsummit.com - www.bearmountain.com
Need to Rent A Car?
The Employees’ Association has these rental car discounts available:
Hertz
Hertz
Alamo
Discount Code # is 1459157
Discount Code # is 527660
1 (800) 654-3131
1(800) 354-2322
Discount Code # is 32W2624
(800) 593-0505
*If reserving online a 3-digit code is also required : DWP
*Due to seasonal discounts offered by rental companies, these corporate discount programs
may not provide the lowest rate available.
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CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FEES
ONLY EMPLOYEES OR RETIREES MAY SUBMIT ADS
Please do not submit ads for relatives, friends, or neighbors.
ONE FREE AD PER PUBLICATION
You may submit only one free ad per publication from the categories marked as free. You may
submit as many paid ads you wish.
FREE/PAID ADS SHOULD BE LIMITED TO 25 WORDS
The following fee schedule applies for all
RENTAL PROPERTY, REAL ESTATE,
FUND-RAISERS and SERVICES ads.
$10 per ad, up to twenty-five (25) words
PLUS
A 25¢ charge will apply to each word over the limit.
25¢ each word over twenty-five (25)
ADS MUST BE LEGITIMATE
The Services Committee reserves the right to refuse or limit the publication of any advertisement.
DEADLINE
APPLICATIONS MUST BE COMPLETE AND LEGIBLE
Only fully completed and readable forms will be considered for publication.
1st of the month for the following month’s issue
PLACE YOUR NAME WITHIN THE AD
For
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jun.
Your name must appear in the ad and you must be listed as the contact person.
USE A NON-DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE NUMBER
Please do not use your work location phone number for business or service type ads.
PLEASE SUBMIT A COMPLETE TELEPHONE NUMBER
Be sure to include an area code and complete number to enable everyone the
opportunity to contact you.
Due
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
For
Jul.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec
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Jun.
Jul.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
1st
1st
1st
1st
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1st
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT APPLICATION
FEE
COMMUTER
TRANSPORTATION
WANTED
❏ FREE
❏ FREE
❏ FREE
FEE
RENTAL PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE
SERVICES
❏ $10.00
❏ $10.00
❏ $10.00
FEE
FUND-RAISER
MISCELLANEOUS
OVER 25 WORDS
❏ $10.00
❏ FREE
❏ $_______
NAME ______________________________________EMP.# __________________WORK PHONE _________________________
IF RETIREE, HOME PHONE #______________________ ADDRESS __________________________________________________
SIGNATURE ________________________________________________________________ DATE _________________________
Please type or print your ad EXACTLY the way you want it to appear: (INCLUDING CONTACT NAME & PHONE NUMBER)
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Send application to:
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees’ Association
Services Committee
General Office Building, 111 N. Hope Street, Room A-17
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 367-3144
Fee received $__________________
For Office Use Only
Place time stamp here
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for the months of: _____________
1. _______________
2. _______________
3. _______________
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Available in your Employees’ Association Office, Room A17
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Los Angeles Water & Power Employees’ Association
gratulations
TO THE MONTHLY
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Answers to March’s puzzle
Here’s How You Can Be
Our Next Winner:
1st - Make any purchase from the
Employees’ Association Office or your
Association Representative.
2nd - Write your name and phone extension
on a raffle ticket (1 per $ 20.00
purchase). Drop in the raffle box or
give to your Association representative.
3rd - At the beginning of every month a
drawing is held from all raffle tickets
turned in for the previous month.
4th - Show Department identification for
your prize.
5th - You have 2 weeks to claim your prize!
It’s That Simple.....
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Is Now Available Online
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Santa Monica
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9250 Beverly Blvd.
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1626 Wilshire Blvd.
For reservations, contact Roy Arnold at
310 258-7670 or Roy.L.Arnold@erac.com.
Reference customer # 32W2624.
PROUDPARTNER | LADWP EmPLoyEEs
Offer valid at participating California locations. Offer rate applies to Luxury vehicles from Friday to Monday and includes 150 miles per day. Offer rate does not include local and applicable taxes and/or additional surcharges,
.80¢ or less per mile for excess miles, vehicle licensing fees of .87¢ or less per day and optional products and services, such as, refueling fees and damage waiver of $14.99 or less per day. Check your auto policy and/
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