Events 3/23 Ahwatukee, 3/28 Phoenix, 4/3 Glendale

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Ahwatukee Democratic Women's Breakfast

Wednesday, March 23, 2005
8:00a-9:30a

An informal gathering of Democratic Women from Ahwatukee and nearby.

Special Guest:
Len Gutman, Ahwatukee columnist for the Arizona Republic, will tell us about the recall of Senator John Huppenthal and how we all can help. This campaign has really taken off in the last few days, with coverage in all major news media. Len will fill us in.

Continental breakfast, coffee & juice served.

The February breakfast was a wonderful morning of political talk and networking. Join us for March and a delightful start on your day.

IF YOU CAN’T GET THERE UNTIL 9:00 DON’T WORRY! IF YOU HAVE TO LEAVE EARLY, NO PROBLEM! COME BY FOR WHATEVER TIME YOU CAN BE THERE. THIS IS LOW KEY AND INFORMAL!

If you have not yet RSVPd, please give a call so we’re sure we have enough food.

RSVP for location in 85044 area: 602-697-9271

more at: http://az-vote.squarespace.com

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1. DFA / AZ-VOTE Book Club

Join in discussing the book for March

"What We Do Now"
edited by Merians

Monday March 28, 2005
6:30pm Dem HQ
2910 N Central Ave. Phoenix
(NW of Thomas & Central)

We'll discuss the book and put together a review for posting on the blog www.az-vote.com and it will be included in the AZ-VOTE newsletter.

The April book will be chosen by the poll listed at
http://dfa.meetup.com/85/poll/

Voting will close shortly before the meeting so that the April book can be announced on 3/28.

more at: http://az-vote.squarespace.com

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2. Free Video Screening

"The End of Suburbia:
Oil Depletion and the Collapse of the American Dream"

Sunday, April 3, 2005
1:30p-4:45p

Glendale Library
in the Large Conference Room
5959 W. Brown St. Glendale
between Olive & Peoria at 59th Ave

Guest Speaker:
APS Renewable Energy representative

Bring a friend. Afterwards socialize and discuss the movie. Take a humorous look at the demise of suburbs due to the inevitable depletion of the world's oil. Says star of the documentary and novelist, James Howard Kunstler, The suburbs are "the greatest mis-allocation of resources in the history of the world".
www.endofsuburbia.com

For more info contact: Karla 602-375-1952

more at: http://az-vote.squarespace.com

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3. they are doing some great things at the Glendale library

i put this one on my calendar

thanks ladybug!