Here’s the message via the League of Women Voters of Asheville-Buncombe County email newsletter:
May 17: Annual Meeting Luncheon
Just a friendly reminder that our annual meeting luncheon with Women AdvaNCe Director of Advocacy, Mary Swann Parry, is Saturday, May 17 from 11:30am-2pm in the Lenoir Rhyne Board Room (Chamber of Commerce building just off of I-240 at 36 Montford Avenue).
Please RSVP by Tuesday, May 13 to reserve your luncheon from HomeGrown!
Email treasurer@ablwv.org to RSVP, or renew your membership for 2014-2015 and reserve your luncheon online in one simple step using PayPal here.
All current League members should have received a print invitation and membership renewal form in the mail. Didn’t get one in the mail? Feeling left out? Just click here to join the League! If you join today, your membership will last through June 30, 2015. (That’s over a month free!)
Call for volunteers on May 17!
We are still seeking several volunteers to help out at the annual meeting luncheon. Just email lizzi@ablwv.org to volunteer and get involved! The more volunteers we have, the smoother the event will go!
LWV NC Advocacy Day
SAVE THE DATE!
A visit to the North Carolina Legislature
with League of Women Voters NC
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Meet at 9:30am – 2:00pm
Legislative Building, 16 West Jones Street, Raleigh
Day includes update on important LWV issues, observing Committees while in session, connecting LWV issues with Legislators. Printed information and handouts provided and don’t forget to wear your LWV button.
Lunch in the Legislative Building cafeteria with other League advocates followed by visit to the NC House and Senate while in session (Members choice).
For more information, contact Mary Klenz, LWVNC Advocacy Chair: klenzmary@gmail.com or 704-542-9858
In League,
Karen Oelschlaeger
President
League of Women Voters of Asheville-Buncombe County
PS: Many thanks to the many elected officials, League members, and supporters who attended our Ice Cream Social with Elected Officials last month! The event was a huge success — what a great turnout!
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