EMPLOYEES LOS ANGELES WATER & POWER ASSOCIATION REPORT NOVEMBER 2013 LIVE AT JFB LADWP TALENT SHOW SEE PAGE 20

EMPLOYEES LOS ANGELES WATER & POWER ASSOCIATION REPORT NOVEMBER 2013 LIVE AT JFB LADWP TALENT SHOW SEE PAGE 20

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 DONORS WELFARE PLAN CANCER SUPPORT COMMUNITY VALLEY/VENTURA/SANTA BARBARA 8 SPONSORED CLUBS WATER & POWER TOASTMASTERS CLUB 10 LADWP MERCHANDISE TABLE SECTION OF CONTENTS NAME 12 TICKETS 15 FAIRS & EVENTS LADWP BLOOD DRIVE 20 ON THE COVER LADWP TALENT SHOW 21 SPOTLIGHT LADWP DOLLS N TOYS PROGRAM 24 RECIPES 25 CRAFTS 28 FACTS & FIGURES 30 KNOW YOUR EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS 32 ASSOCIATION SERVICES 36 THE CLASSIFIEDS BUY, SELL, TRADE 40 FUN & GAMES ASSOCIATION REPORT A publication of your Los Angeles Water and Power Employees Association Yvonne Hernandez Eric Botero Editor Graphic Designer Services Committee Shirley Brown, Fernando De La Luz, Gale Harris, Yvonne Hernandez, Willie Tam, Debra Turner Employees Association General Information (213) 367-3146 Association Report (213) 367-3144 Ticket Office (213) 367-3142 Donors Welfare Plan (213) 367-3142 Assistance Loans (213) 367-3163 Medical Equipment (213) 367-3163 Mutual Benefit Plan (213) 367-3143 Safety Shoes (213) 367-3163 Notary Services Jessica Sorino (213) 367-3143 Julie Surmeian (213) 367-3357 ASSOCIATION REPORT 1

ASSOCIATION INFORMATION LOS ANGELES WATER AND POWER EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION John Ferraro Building 111 North Hope Street, Room A-17 Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 367-3146 Fax (213) 367-3286 Office hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Serving employees and retirees of the City of Los Angeles and Department of Water & Power at locations throughout the Greater Los Angeles Area, Victorville, Owens Valley, Nevada, and Utah since 1933. MISSION STATEMENT: The mission of the Los Angeles Water and Power Employees Association is to support employees through specialized programs designed to enhance lifestyles and improve the quality of life for retirees, active employees, and their families. Board of Directors: Joe Avila Ramiro Beltran Shirley Brown Debra Crisp, Vice President Fernando De La Luz Ann Marie De La Riva, CFO Bryan Grace Gale Harris, President Lisa Morrison-Kassel Linda Kubo, Secretary Diana Lozano John Nagel Edward Rodgers Willie Tam Debra Turner Matt Woodson, Executive Officer Vacant No checks will be accepted for ticket or merchandise purchases. Joint System Retired Employees Rep. Joint System Water System Joint System Joint System Association Director Joint System Joint System Power System Power System Power System Water System Power System Water System Power System Power System 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 nominal 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. Vendors are not endorsed by the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power or the Employees Association. 2 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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FROM THE PRESIDENT Hello Association Members, Our recent annual Charity Fair was a very big success! The A-Level of JFB was overflowing with a full house as 20 of our 28 charities who are supported by our Donors Welfare Plan gathered to share information about their respective charities and to thank Department employees for their generosity. A special thanks to all of our Employees Association Board Members who stepped right up to offer their assistance. Matt Woodson, a Power System Representative was a very popular guy as employees followed the aroma of freshly popped popcorn directly to him to get a bag to munch on as they learned more about the various charities who receive our donations. There were door prizes and incentives for employees who made donations, or who increased their payroll deduction contributions. Every dollar is really appreciated and helps, but once in a while the Donors Welfare Plan receives an amazing contribution from former Department employees. The late Ms. Julia M. Payne and the late Mr. Harold Pease are two examples of extraordinary major donors. On March 22, 1964, in a handwritten note to the Employees Association Ms. Payne, a retired Department employee, wrote: Friends: This is my final will & testament stating that I make you complete beneficiary to everything I own (upon my death) (monies and all else.) You all at the Water & Power Department have been so wonderful to me through all of my years of illness & deserve my gratitude and you truly do have it. We never know just when our time is up here on earth, so I had just better take care of this little 4 ASSOCIATION REPORT business while I can, here and now. God bless each & every one of you who have had a part or a word in helping me. Many thanks always, signed Julie M. Payne, Retired, Department. Water & Power, Los Angeles, Calif. In September 1987, Ms. Payne passed away and bequeathed her entire estate of $151,714 to the Association to be used to help the less fortunate as you have helped me Tens of thousands of dollars have been accessible for the past 26 years to fulfill Ms. Payne s wish. A few months ago, an attorney from out of state contacted the Association to inform us that the late Harold Pease, another Department retiree, had willed $69,701 to the Association. The Board will be meeting to discuss specifics on how Mr. Pease s donation should be allocated. It s donations like these and your payroll deductions that enable us to offer financial assistance to 28 local charities and Department employees who are faced with unexpected expenses. Additional information about the Donors Welfare Plan can be found in the Association Report. As we enter the holidays a season of caring and sharing, please stop by the Association Office and ask the staff how you can help by signing up for payroll deductions or increasing the amount of your contribution. Thank you! Sincerely, Gale Harris President LOS ANGELES WATER AND POWER EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY HOURS The holiday office hours are as follows: November 11, 2013 Closed for Veteran s Day November 28-29, 2013 Closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday December 5, 2013 Closed from 11:30 a.m. 3:00 p.m. December 24, 2013 Open from 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. *No Valley Credit Union Sales December 25, 2013 Closed for the Christmas Holiday December 31, 2013 Open from 8:00 AM 1:00 PM * Valley Credit Union sale hours 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. January 1, 2014 Closed for the New Year s Holiday Contact your Employees Association for more information (213) 367-3146

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DONORS WELFARE PLAN CANCER SUPPORT COMMUNITY VALLEY/VENTURA/SANTA BARBARA When cancer strikes, our work begins. Now celebrating our 22nd anniversary, Cancer Support Community Valley/ Ventura/Santa Barbara (CSCVVSB) (formerly The Wellness Community) helps people affected by cancer enhance their health and well-being through participation in professional programs of emotional support, education, and hope. Headquartered in Westlake Village with programs in Camarillo, Oxnard, Ventura, and the San Fernando Valley, CSCVVSB is the local chapter of an international nonprofit organization called the Cancer Support Community. CSCVVSB s award-winning Latino Outreach Program serves as a model for other Cancer Support Communities seeking to address the needs of Latino cancer patients and their families. All of our programs at CSCVVSB are FREE and include: Psychological support groups, including groups for both patients and their families, and disease-specific networking support groups Educational programs, including presentations from physical therapists, oncologists, dietitians, and others who come to inform participants about what they can do to help themselves Stress management programs, including mind/body exercises such as yoga, tai chi, and visualization. Social events, including the National Cancer Survivors Day picnic, Holiday celebrations, and a Day of Magic for families. In 2012, more than 2,950 community members visited CSCVVSB and received 24,590 hours of programs. All programs are provided free of charge. In addition to donors, dedicated volunteers help make CSCVVSB a valuable resource for people in our community that are facing cancer. We are always in need of new volunteers and have many options for all interests and availability. To learn more about The Wellness Community Valley/Ventura s programs, volunteer opportunities, and giving options, please call us at 805-379-4777 or visit www.cancersupportvvsb.org. Cancer Support Community Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara is grateful for the support of LADWP employees which helps ensure that people facing cancer have a place to find support, education, and hope. So that no one faces cancer alone. 6 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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SPONSORED CLUBS WATER & POWER TOASTMASTERS CLUB Water & Power Toastmasters Club 3629 celebrated its 50-year anniversary with an Open House meeting on August 7, 2013. Among the 70+ attendees included current members, former members, retired members, Toastmasters from other clubs, and guests. LADWP General Manager, Mr. Ronald O. Nichols, gave a keynote speech informing the audience of the challenges that the LADWP face and how the communication and leadership skills learned through Toastmasters can assist in overcoming personal and professional obstacles. Chartered on August 1, 1963, the club continues its strong legacy of improving communication and leadership skills by holding regular club meetings, preparing speech and leadership projects using Competent Communication, Advanced Communication, or Competent Leadership Manuals, providing fellow members with helpful, constructive evaluations, and maintaining the positive, friendly environment necessary for all members to learn and grow. The club would like to thank the Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Association for their support of the Water & Power Toastmasters Club and we look forward to many more years of providing retirees, active employees, and their families an opportunity to improve their communication and leadership skills. The Water & Power Toastmasters Club is an open club and meets every Wednesday in JFB Room 1171 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. and the last Wednesday of the month for a Potluck meeting in JFB Room 1471, 111 North Hope Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Benefits Improved public speaking Clearer communication Leadership skill development Enhanced teamwork Effective meetings Increased productivity Positive mentoring Complements existing training programs Cost effective The mission of a Toastmasters club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills, leading to self-confidence and personal growth. For more information about the Water & Power Toastmasters and how to join, contact Eric Yoshida, Club Vice President of Membership, at (213) 367-3962 or visit www.toastmasters.org. 8 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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MERCHANDISE OFFICIAL LADWP LOGO MERCHANDISE Men s Pocket T-Shirt Hooded Sweatshirt Men s Long Sleeve T-Shirt Color Black,Gray,Blue,White, Green,Orange Black,Gray,Navy Gray, Black Size / Price S-XL $14.00, 2XL $15, 3XL $16.00 S $24.50 XL $24.50 S-XL / $14.00 2XL / $15.00 Women s V-neck Pink,Denim,Gray S-XL / $16.00 Gym Bags w/shoe Tunnel Blue $18.00 Explorer Hat Beige $17.00 Mug w/spoon Brown $6.00 LADWP Tumbler w/straw Clear $7.00 10 ASSOCIATION REPORT

Special Reduced Holiday Price... One pound certificate only $13.50! November 25-December 31, 2013 (Save $4.00 per certificate!) ASSOCIATION REPORT 11

TICKETS THEME PARKS Association Price Regular Price Savings Expires Adventure City 1 year & under free $11.50 $14.95 $3.45 None Aquarium of the Pacific Long Beach Boomers All-Day Play Pass includes: unlimited golf & attractions. No blackout dates Valid at 11 locations Adult Child (3-11) $19.95 $12.95 $25.95 $14.95 $6.00 $2.00 11/30/13 11/30/13 General $17.00 $29.99 $12.99 None Castle Park General $14.00 $19.99 $5.99 09/14/14 Catalina Express Round trip transportation Adult Child (2-11) $61.50 $52.00 $72.50 $57.00 $11.00 $5.00 12/31/14 12/31/14 Disneyland - 1 Day 1 Park Adult Child (3-9) $90.00 $84.00 $92.00 $86.00 $2.00 $2.00 12/31/14 Golf N Stuff K1 Speed Zone 16 Lap Race Card + Drivers License Knott s Berry Farm LEGOLAND- 2 nd Day Free! LEGOLAND- Resort Hopper Los Angeles Zoo All Park Pass 2 Hour Unlimited $13.00 $16.00 $33.50 $25.00 $20.50 $9.00 None General $16.00 $25.95 $9.95 None Adult Child(3-11) / Seniors (62+) Adult Child (2& under free) Adult Child (2& under free) Adult Child (2-12) $34.00 $25.00 $59.00 $59.00 $69.00 $69.00 $15.00 $12.00 $62.00 $33.00 $78.00 $68.00 $91.00 $81.00 $18.00 $14.00 $28.00 $8.00 $19.00 $9.00 $22.00 $12.00 $3.00 $2.00 12/31/13 07/10/14 07/10/14 07/10/14 07/10/14 None Magic Mountain General $41.00 $64.99 $23.99 09/28/14 Malibu SpeedZone General $26.00 $49.99 $23.99 02/10/14 Medieval Times Adult Child (under 12) $43.50 $33.00 $57.95 $35.95 $14.45 $2.95 None Mulligans All Day Passes General $16.00 $23.99 $7.99 None Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier All ages $15.00 $22.95 $7.95 01/06/14 San Diego Zoo Adult Child (3-11) $38.50 $28.00 $44.00 $34.00 $5.50 $6.00 07/25/14 07/25/14 San Diego Zoo Safari Park Adult Child (3-11) $38.50 $28.00 $44.00 $34.00 $5.50 $6.00 07/25/14 07/25/14 Sea World - Single Day Adult Child (3-9) $60.00 $60.00 $79.00 $71.00 $19.00 $11.00 09/20/14 09/20/14 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 12 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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SECTION TICKETS NAME MOVIES Association Price Regular Price Savings Expires AMC Gold unrestricted $8.50 $12.50 $4.00 None AMC Silver restricted $7.25 $12.50 $5.25 None AMC Movie Bundle Includes: 2 Gold Tickets, 2 Small Sodas, 1 Small Popcorn $26.00 $39.99 $13.99 None Cinemark s Platinum Supersaver unrestricted $8.00 $10.25 $2.25 None Harkins Theatre unrestricted $8.00 $12.00 $4.00 None Krikorian Theatre unrestricted $8.00 $11.00 $3.00 None Laemmle unrestricted $6.50 $10.00 $3.50 None Pacific Theatres restricted $6.75 $10.00 $3.25 None Pacific Theatre Bundle Includes: 2 unrestricted passes, 2 medium soda, 1 medium popcorn $33.00 $40.00 $7.00 None Regal s VIP Supersaver restricted $7.50 $11.00 $3.50 None Regal s Premier SuperSaver unrestricted $8.50 $12.00 $3.50 None Regal s Ultimate Premier Movie Pack Includes: 2 unrestricted passes, $10 cert. $27.00 $32.00 $5.00 None Regency Theatre unrestricted $7.50 $12.00 $4.50 None MISCELLANEOUS Forever Stamps Book of 20 $9.20 $9.20 n/a. n/a 2013 Golf Guide $39.95 $49.95 $10.00 n/a See s Candies 1 lb certificates $13.50 $17.50 $4.00 CASH ONLY! TICKET & MERCHANDISE SALES LOCATIONS For your convenience, your Employees Association representative is in Granada Hills every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. to sell tickets and merchandise. Water and Power Community Credit Union 16840 Devonshire Street (North Hills Plaza) Granada Hills For any merchandise requests please contact the Employees Association Office at 213-367-3146 14 ASSOCIATION REPORT

FAIRS & EVENTS THE LADWP BLOOD DRIVE Friday, November 22, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., A-Level in the JFB Cafeteria Conference Center Check with your supervisor then call the Employees Association at (213) 367-3146 to make an appointment. Blood is needed for emergencies and for people who have cancer, blood disorders, sickle cell, anemia and other illnesses. Some people need regular blood transfusions to live. Imagine if giving blood was part of everyone s life. Something you did on a regular basis, like eating at your favorite restaurant. What kind of difference would that make? For nearly 5 million people who receive blood transfusions every year, your donation can make the difference between life and death. TOP 5 REASONS PEOPLE DON T GIVE BLOOD 1. I don t like needles / I am scared of needles / I am afraid to give blood Nearly everyone feels that way at first. However, most donors will tell you that you feel only a slight initial pinch, and 7-10 minutes later, you are finished and headed for the canteen. If you take the time (and courage) to make one donation, you ll wonder why you ever hesitated. 2. I am too busy The entire process takes about an hour, and the ACTUAL BLOOD DONATION TIME IS ONLY 7-10 MINUTES. If you stop to think that an hour of your time could mean a lifetime for a premature baby, someone with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, or someone who s had an accident, you might decide that you can make the time to give the gift of life. 3. No-one ever asked me I didn t realize my blood was needed Consider yourself asked! There is simply no other way to supply the blood needs of hospital patients but for the generous donations of people like you. Every two seconds someone in America needs blood. More than 38,000 donations are needed every day in communities across the U.S. 4. I already gave this year You can give every 56 days. Many donors give 5 times a year! 5. I am afraid I ll get AIDS It is not possible to get AIDS by donating blood to the American Red Cross. A new sterile needle is used for each donor and discarded afterwards. Advertisment and copy above are courtesy of the American Red Cross, www.givelife.org Please check with your supervisor, then call the Employees Association to make an appointment at (213) 367-3146 ASSOCIATION REPORT 15

E-TICKETS ON THE LADWP INTRANET To access the site, enter hrweb on DWP Computer/Click on the Employees Association Link/Click on Eticket Link/ Select Theme Park Banner THEME PARKS Association Price Regular Price Savings Disney 1 Day, 1 Park Adult Child $88.32 $82.56 $92.00 $86.00 $3.68 $3.44 Disney 1 Day Park Hopper Adult Child $125.36 $119.87 $137.00 $131.00 $11.64 $11.13 Disney s Premium Annual Pass General $635.55 $669.00 $33.45 Disney s Deluxe Annual Pass General $474.05 $499.00 $24.95 Disney s So Cal Annual Pass General $341.05 $359.00 $17.95 Disney s So Cal Select Annual Pass General $265.05 $279.00 $13.95 Visit the Disney link for more ticket offers Knott s Berry Farm +$5.99 processing fee Adult Child $30.00 $23.00 $62.00 $33.00 $32.00 $10.00 Legoland 1 Day - plus 2nd day free! General $58.00 $78.00 $20.00 Legoland Hopper - plus 2nd day free! General $67.00 $91.00 $24.00 Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific Adult Child $17.95 $10.95 $25.95 $14.95 $8.00 $4.00 Sea World - 2nd visit free Adult Child $64.00 $64.00 $79.00 $71.00 $15.00 $7.00 Universal Studios - Buy a day, get 2 days free General $73.00 $84.00 $11.00 Universal Studios Buy a day, 1 year free! General $82.00 $84.00 $2.00 Universal Studios 12 months of unlimited fun General $112.00 $139.00 $29.00 16 ASSOCIATION REPORT

2014 ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS LAST SALE DATE IS DECEMBER 7, 2013 SAN GABRIEL/POMONA VALLEYS/GLENDALE: $25 (RETAIL: $35) GREATER LOS ANGELES / LONG BEACH/SOUTH BAY: $30 (RETAIL: $35) SAN FERNANDO/SANTA CLARITA VALLEYS: $25 (RETAIL: $35) ORANGE COUNTY: $35 (RETAIL $40) CONTACT YOUR EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FOR MORE DETAILS (213) 367-3146 ASSOCIATION REPORT 17

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ON THE COVER SAVE YOUR EXCITEMENT! LIVE AT JFB POSTPONED TO MARCH 2014 AUDITIONS WILL BEGIN JANUARY 2014 STAY TUNED FOR MORE INFORMATION 20 ASSOCIATION REPORT

LADWP DOLLS N TOYS PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT SUZANNE PABICON ENGINEERING SERVICES DIVISION 72731 CHERYL BROWN CUSTOMER SERVICE 78302 VICTORIA CROSS PUBLIC AFFAIRS 74141 YOON OAK CUSTOMER SERVICE DIVISION 71860 CHRISTAL FOSTER EEOS 71911 CAMILLE GUTIERREZ/ MARIA CABALLERO WATER DISTRIBUTION / ADMN. SRVCS. 71045 YVONNE REYES FLEET OPERATIONS 14240 SHARON MOORE FINANCIAL SERVICES & MAINTENANCE 73492 MARILYN MORTON WATER-EAST VALLEY DISTRICT 14302 ROSEMARY NUNEZ WATER OPERATIONS 71002 GINA VANDENBURGH WATER QUALITY LABORATORY 78486 Since the 1920 s, the Employees Association has brought joy to underprivileged children with donations of dolls and toys during the holiday season. The Dolls N Toys Program is administered by your Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Association and is funded by your generous contributions to the Donors Welfare Plan. In addition to the Dress-A-Doll effort, the Association also purchases additional toys for boys and girls from toddlers to teens. The dolls and toys are distributed to several Head Start programs, Girls & Boys Clubs, low-income schools, and various other charities for children. Thank you for your continued support with this worthy program! Important Dates Doll pick-up begins: November 4, 2013 Doll return deadline: November 15, 2013 Dolls displayed: November 15, 2013 - November 29, 2013 on the JFB, A-Level Toy donations accepted up to November 29, 2013 Please note: If individuals wish to contribute items to the Dolls N Toys program rather than dress a doll, the Association is always glad to accept donations of new, unwrapped toys. (Please no weapons or war-type toys) Donations may be delivered to the Employees Association at JFB, room A-17. Questions? Contact your Employees Association office at 213-367-3146. WILLIAM WARREN CUSTODIAL SERVICES 76624 DEBBIE NAKAMOTO BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES, REAL ESTATE, JFB OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION REPORT 75157 CHERYL ANN SANTOS HEALTH AND SAFETY 78642 IRENE GUDINO COMMERCIAL SERVICES- CS 71530 BELINDA COMODA PSOM/ISS EXECUTIVE OFFICE 70978 RONALD HENDERSON SECURITY SRVCS & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 72160 DIANA PADILLA ISS/CR&FS 77523 CAROLETTA JOHNSON LEGAL DIVISION 74587 JENNIFER GACAD ISS-ADMIN 77733 NORMA VELEZ REAL ESTATE 70377 CAROL RICHARDSON ITS ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 71513 SUE KHEMALAAP PSED GENERATING STATION ENGINEERING 72803 IRMA GALLARDO PT&D 70120 DEBORAH GILBERT SUPPLY CHAIN SERVICES 71863 ARLENE GOBERT POWER SERVICES 74337 PEGGY BAIN POWER SUPPLY OPERATIONS DIVISION 70072 SHARON LOVELY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE GROUP 76654 MARNELLI TABBADA POWER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 74856 KRESHELL RAMEY VALLEY SERVICE PLANNING 14034 DIANNE HASHIMOTO JANE RECTOR WATER ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 74881 71790 LEONA NAKAYOSHI LEGAL DIVISION 70639 RHONDA SURLES WEST LA FIELD GROUP 48708 GLORIA JACKSON HUMAN RESOURCES 72068 ALICE HO WATER EXECUTIVE 70923 DEBBIE WINGER ENVIRONMENT & EFFICIENCY DIVISION 70349 LUISA BARRIOS RETIREMENT OFFICE 71637 JENNIFER KLINGERMAN POWER SYSTEM ENGINEERING DIVISION 70554 21

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Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Would you like to share your blessings with those less fortunate this Christmas Season? Join your many fellow DWP employees who, for the last 12 years, have reached out to families in need in one of the poorest areas of our City, Skid Row. Since 1990, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels has identified, visited, and interviewed families in need in the downtown LA area. Once the need has been verified, they then attempt to get the families adopted. In 2012, there were 425 families that were adopted. In 2012, collectively over 100 warm-hearted and generous LADWP employees were able to adopt 5 families; 1 family of 8, 1 family of 5, and 3 families of 4 - truly making a difference in the lives of these people at Christmas. We itemize each family s needs list provided by the Cathedral and ask that you help with only the item(s) you can afford. Collectively, we are able to fulfill all their needs. Historically, some of their needs have included clothing items, kitchen house wares, linens, personal items, children s toys, bikes, and even beds. The number of families we can adopt depends on the number and generosity of LADWP employees who want to share their blessings. The comforting thing about this charity effort is that the need is verified and you know who your gift of charity is actually going to. Gift items need to be new, gift wrapped, and labeled with the person s name and Family ID number. If you would like to participate this year, please contact recently retired employees Susan and Cliff Damron who have been participating and organizing this charity since 1998. Please let us know if you are interested in participating no later than Monday November 25 th. They can be reached at: cliffordandsuandamron@gmail.com OR (310) 645-4352 [Leave a message] ASSOCIATION REPORT 23

RECIPES www.foodnetwork.com ALMOST-FAMOUS PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE INGREDIENTS: 12 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted 2 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs 2 3/4 cups sugar Salt 2 pounds cream cheese, at room temperature 1/4 cup sour cream 1 15-ounce can pure pumpkin 6 large eggs, at room temperature, lightly beaten 1 tablespoon vanilla extract 2 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon ground ginger 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves 2 cups sweetened whipped cream 1/3 cup toasted pecans, roughly chopped DIRECTIONS: Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Brush a 10-inch springform pan with some of the butter. Stir the remaining butter with the crumbs, 1/4 cup of the sugar and a pinch of salt in a bowl. Press the crumb mixture into the bottom and up the sides of the pan, packing it tightly and evenly. Bake until golden brown, 15 to 20 minutes. Cool on a rack, then wrap the outside of the springform pan with foil and place in a roasting pan. Bring a medium pot of water to a boil. Meanwhile, beat the cream cheese with a mixer until smooth. Add the remaining 2 1/2 cups sugar and beat until just light, scraping down the sides of the bowl and beaters as needed. Beat in the sour cream, then add the pumpkin, eggs, vanilla, 1 teaspoon salt and the spices and beat until just combined. Pour into the cooled crust. Gently place the roasting pan in the oven (don t pull the rack out) and pour the boiling water into the roasting pan until it comes about halfway up the side of the springform pan. Bake until the outside of the cheesecake sets but the center is still loose, about 1 hour 45 minutes. Turn off the oven and open the door briefly to let out some heat. Leave the cheesecake in the oven for 1 more hour, then carefully remove from the roasting pan and cool on a rack. Run a knife around the edges, cover and refrigerate at least 8 hours or overnight. Bring the cheesecake to room temperature 30 minutes before serving. Unlock and remove the springform ring. To finish, place a dollop of the whipped cream on each slice and sprinkle with the toasted pecans. WORLD S SIMPLEST THANKSGIVING TURKEY DIRECTIONS: Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Pull the neck and giblets out of the cavity; ditch the liver and save the rest of the giblets for gravy. Dry the turkey with paper towels, then season inside and out with salt and pepper. Fill the turkey with aromatics like chopped onions, carrots, apples and herbs, then place breast-side up in a roasting pan and brush with melted butter. Tent with foil and roast for 2 hours (for a 10- to 12-pound turkey; add an extra 15 minutes per pound for larger birds). Remove the foil, baste with more melted butter and crank the oven to 425 degrees F. Roast for another hour or until the meat at the thigh registers 165 degrees F. Let rest while you make the gravy. 24 ASSOCIATION REPORT

CRAFT www.spoonful.com GRATEFUL CONVERSATIONS by Deborah Way Explore the concept of gratitude with kid-friendly Thanksgiving conversation starters. 2013 METRO PRICES REGULAR MONTHLY BUS PASS (ALL TAP ONLY) DESCRIPTION PRICE Metro Monthly $75.00 Metro Zone 1 $22.00 Metro Zone 2 $44.00 Metro Disabled Pass $14.00 Student Monthly Pass $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. Paper Passes Are Only Available for EZ Passes. The EZ transit pass is the only pass valid for unlimited local travel on the following lines: WHAT YOU LL NEED Paper Marker Feather template Jar DIRECTIONS First, write questions about gratitude on pieces of paper (you can download our feather template) and place them in a jar. During your Thanksgiving meal, pass the jar and have each person draw a card and answer the question. Here are some questions to get you started: What are you most grateful for? What invention are you most thankful for? What do you often forget to be thankful for? Which season do you appreciate the most? Is there someone at the table you have a reason to thank? Who is it and why? Besides saying thank you, how do you show your thanks? What was the nicest thing someone else ever did for you? What are you grateful for every day? ANTELOPE VALLEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (AVTA) BALDWIN PARK TRANSIT BEACH CITIES TRANSIT BURBANK LOCAL TRANSIT CARSON CIRCUIT CITY COMMERCE COMPTON RENAISSANCE CULVER CITY MUNICIPAL BUS LINES FOOTHILL TRANSIT GARDENA MUNICIPAL BUS LINES GLENDALE BEELINE HUNTINGTON PARK COMBI LADOT (DASH AND COMMUTER EXPRESS) LAX LONG BEACH TRANSIT METRO BUS & METRO RAIL MONTEBELLO BUS LINES MONTEREY PARK SPIRIT BUS NORWALK TRANSIT PASADENA ARTS SHUTTLE PALOS VERDES 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 PRICE EZ Pass $84.00 EZ Zone P1 $22.00 EZ Zone P2 $44.00 EZ Zone P3 $66.00 DESCRIPTION PRICE EZ Zone P4 $88.00 EZ Zone P5 $110.00 EZ Sr. Disabled $35.00 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (323) 466-3876 OR VISIT: www.metro.net EZ TAP AVAILABLE NOW ASSOCIATION REPORT 25

MUTUAL BENEFIT PLAN A BENEFIT YOU CAN COUNT ON! WHAT IS THE MUTUAL BENEFIT PLAN? The Mutual Benefit Plan is a low cost death benefit coverage offered by your Employees Association. The Plan is designed to provide expeditious payments to the designated beneficiary of both active and retired Los Angeles Department of Water and Power employees. REASONS TO JOIN THE PLAN Immediate 50% Payment to the Beneficiary Benefit is Non-taxable Your Coverage Will Never Be Reduced or Canceled because of age or health HOW DO YOU PAY FOR THE PLAN? Monthly payments are automatically payroll deducted from employee s paycheck. EMPLOYEE BENEFIT Employee Coverage: Applies to all active and retired employees enrolled in the Mutual Benefit Plan. Benefit Guarantee: Your coverage will always remain the same as long as account is in good standing. No Medical Exam: No medical exam is required to qualify, all you have to do is answer a few short health questions. SPOUSE BENEFIT Spouse Coverage: Only applies to spouses of those employees enrolled in the Mutual Benefit Plan. Medical Exams: A completed medical questionnaire is required with doctor s verification. Benefit in Force Benefit will stay in force as long as the employee is currently enrolled in the Mutual Death Benefit Plan. DEPENDENTS Dependent Coverage: Available for children ages 3 to 17 years old. No Medical Exam: No medical exam is required, just answer a short questionnaire. Benefit in Force: Benefit will stay in force as long as the employee is a member in good standing. Dependent s benefit will end when dependent reaches age 18. Employee / Spouse Membership Schedule Plan Coverage $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 Monthly Membership Fees (based on coverage and age) Ages 16-34 $0.55 $1.10 $1.65 $2.20 Ages 35-44 $0.90 $1.80 $2.70 $3.60 Ages 45-54 $2.05 $4.10 $6.15 $8.20 Ages 55-64 $5.25 $10.50 $15.75 $21.00 Ages 65 & over $12.00 $24.00 $36.00 $48.00 Dependent Membership Schedule Plan Coverage $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 Monthly Membership Fees (based on coverage and age) Ages 3-17 $3.00 $6.00 $9.00 $12.00 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS To be eligible for a $20,000 membership, the employee or spouse must be 39 years or younger. To be eligible for a $15,000 or $10,000 membership, the employee or spouse must be 49 years or younger. To be eligible for a $5,000 membership, the employee must be 59 years or younger To be eligible for a $5,000 membership, the spouse must be 49 years or younger. Employees cannot apply for this benefit after 59 years of age. Spouses cannot apply for this benefit after 49 years of age. All benefits are based on the employees active membership to the Mutual Benefit Plan. The committee has final discretion in accepting applications. Visit or call your Employees Association for more information (213) 367-3143 26 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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SECTION FACTS & FIGURES NAME EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FACTS AND FIGURES For more information, contact your Employees Association office and join the Mutual Benefit Plan! JULY DONORS WELFARE PLAN ASSISTANCE 10 Emergency Loans $39,937.44 4 Death in Family Loans $16,540.71 10 Medical/Dental Loans $24,141.95 9 Late Disability Advances $9,635.54 2 Nursing Care Grants $1,975.00 * Benevolent Grants (Med. Equip) $156.75 13 Safety Shoes $3,397.26 2 Retirement Death Benefit Adv. $24,558.28 Total: $120,342.93 Assistance made possible by your generous donations to the Donors Welfare Plan. MUTUAL BENEFIT PLAN MEMBERSHIP: $500.00 1 $500.00 $1000.00 141 $141,000.00 $2000.00 133 $266,000.00 $3000.00 1,110 $3,330,000.00 $4000.00 395 $1,580,000.00 $5000.00 1,628 $8,140,000.00 $10000.00 14 $140,000.00 $15000.00 498 $7,470,000.00 $20000.00 397 $7,940,000.00 Total 4,317 $29,007,500.00 IN MEMORIAM Your Employees Association regrets to announce the passing of the following active and retired employees: Active: Eric M. Fehrmann 09/19/2013 Retired: Ronald D. Mendez 08/31/2013 Kjarulf Childs 09/08/2013 John Chondropoulos 08/25/2013 J.D. Davis 08/27/2013 Dee R. Driscoll 08/25/2013 Lyonel G. Fletcher 09/20/2013 Marvin H. Friesel 09/13/2013 Paul H. Gable, Jr. 09/20/2013 Armando A. Galindo 08/27/2013 Frank J. Hadala 09/02/2013 Leonard A. Hatley 08/29/2013 Carl F. Lepisto 09/10/2013 Charles L. Mathias 09/23/2013 Darrell G. Mathis 09/06/2013 William J. Moffitt 08/24/2013 Ronald T. Morrison 08/22/2013 Val E. Osher 09/09/2013 Hiro Ouchi 08/31/2013 Robert L. Ramsey 09/06/2013 Walter E. Sadlik 08/29/2013 Viola Schwartz 09/18/2013 Peter H. Skipper 09/25/2013 Louis E. Whitlock 08/28/2013 Jack R. Williams 09/03/2013 Joseph M. Wolff 08/26/2013 William S. Zeigler 09/04/2013 28 ASSOCIATION REPORT

TEACH YOUR TRADE! The Los Angeles Unified School District Division of Adult and Career Education is looking for experienced Powerline System professionals to teach Powerline Mechanics throughout the Los Angeles area. DWP Retirees: Your expertise is needed to train the next generation of lineworkers! FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Judy De La Torre Los Angeles Unified School District Division of Adult and Career Education 333 S. Beaudry 18th Floor, 116 Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 241-3800 email: jdelat2@lausd.net LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ASSOCIATION REPORT 29

SECTION KNOW YOUR NAME EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE These are your Employees Association s no cost and convenient financial assistance programs: MEDICAL / DENTAL LOANS DEATH-IN-FAMILY LOANS EMERGENCY LOANS SAFETY SHOE LOANS & EQUIPMENT DISABILITY ADVANCES Your Employees Association can provide an interest-free, no cost, automatically payroll deducted loan for medical and dental procedures not covered by your health plan. The death of an immediate family member can be devastating, but our staff will assist you in applying for an interest-free, no cost loan, automatically payroll deducted to cover funeral related expenses. Emergencies seem to occur when we least expect them. If you are affected by an unforeseen financial hardship, we also have automatically payroll deducted interest-free, no cost emergency loans. Do you need safety shoes for your job? Your Employees Association can provide an interest-free, no cost, automatically payroll deducted loan. Visit one of our approved vendors. Forms are available from the safety shoe vendor. Disability checks are sometimes delayed due to late medical certification or processing requirements. We can provide an early advance of up to 80% of the amount of your disability check. Who can apply for assistance? All active employees on the Department payroll who have completed probation, or any LADWP retiree How is a loan repaid? Two and a half years, or sixty consecutive pay periods, following death-in-family and dental/medical loans advances ~ Three consecutive pay periods following emergency loans or safety shoe and equipment purchases What types of requests will be considered? Transportation or housing bills caused by an emergency ~ Non-covered dental or health expenses ~ Death-in-family funeral expenses What type of documentation is needed to process an application? Easy qualification process with NO CREDIT CHECKS! Submit a completed loan application, a past due bill, medical/dental bill, written estimate from repair shop or other creditor information ~ Acceptable proof of the obligation or need ~ Copies of your two most recent pay stubs When are loan applications due? No later than Friday at 3:00 p.m. to be reviewed on the following Tuesday ~ Certain emergency requests are reviewed and approved in 24 hours or less Who are checks made payable to? Loan checks can be made payable only to the creditor, business or institution Funding for these programs is made possible by your generous contributions to THE DONORS WELFARE PLAN For more help with completing an application, or for questions, please contact: Employees Association, JFB Room A-17, (213) 367-3146 30 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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, e-mail Brittany Rios at least two weeks in advance at brittany.rios@ladwp.com NOTARY SERVICES Available in your Employees Association Office, Room A17 * Must Present Acceptable Identification Only $5.00 per signature CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT ASSOCIATION REPORT 31

SECTION ASSOCIATION NAME SERVICES... WorkWear Express Granada Hills (818) 831-9675 32 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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SECTION CLASSIFIED NAME ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING L A W P E A R GUIDELINES: Only Employees or Retirees May Submit Ads Please do not submit ads for relatives, friends, or neighbors. No Charge on Free Ads of Twenty-five (25) Words and Under A 25 charge applies to each word over the limit. One Free Ad Per Publication for Items such as, Automobiles, Furniture, Electronic Equipment You may submit one free ad per publication for most items and non-business services and those categories noted below. There is no limit on the number of paid ads. Ads Must Renew Every Month Continuous advertising requires the completion of a new application each month. Paid Ads Include Rental Property, Real Estate, Services, Fundraisers $10 per ad, up to twenty-five (25) words, plus 0.25 each word over twenty-five (25) Ads Must Be Legitimate Our review committee reserves the right to refuse or limit the publication of any advertisement. All Application Information Must Be Complete and Legible Place only Your Name Within the Ad Your name must appear in the ad and you must be listed as the contact person. Ads Must Include a Non-LADWP Contact Number With Area Code Deadline to Submit Ads is the First Day of Each Month for the Following Months Publication Fee Fee Fee COMMUTER Free RENTAL PROPERTY $10.00 FUND-RAISER $10.00 TRANSPORTATION Free REAL ESTATE $10.00 MISCELLANEOUS Free WANTED Free SERVICES $10.00 OVER 25 WORDS $ 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 and Power Employees Association General Office Building, 111 N. Hope Street, Room A-17 Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 367-3146 Approved for Month of: For Office Use Only Fee received: $ Place time stamp here 34 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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CLASSIFIED ADS 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 Yvonne Hernandez at (213) 367-3144. VANPOOLS SHARE THE RIDE! JOIN A VANPOOL, CARPOOL OR SIGN UP FOR TRANSIT AND RECEIVE A MONTHLY SUBSIDY. VISIT THE CARS OFFICE (JFB, A-16) FOR MORE INFORMATION! VANPOOL: Need new riders. From Granada Hills and Northridge to Scattergood Generating Station. Stops at West LA Service Yard. 6:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Contact: Uly Aquino (310) 524-8502 VANPOOL #571: Looking for drivers for Palmdale/Lancaster area to Civic Center. 9/80 schedule 6:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. contact: Scott Carpenter (661) 917-7398 VANPOOL #16: From Lomita to JFB and Main St. (5 days/week) Pick up point: Lomita Library at 5:45 a.m. Return Point: Lomita Library 4:55 p.m. Work Schedule: 6:15 a.m. 4:15 p.m. (Mon- Thurs) 6:15 a.m. 3:15 p.m. Contact: Lam Ho (213) 367-3036 VANPOOL #43: Glendora to JFB. 6:45AM-4:30PM. Contact Vishal (213) 367-4553 VANPOOL #130: From Chino Hills to JFB 6:30am-4:00pm DRIVERS ONLY. Contact: Roger Callo (213) 367-2625 or Roger.Callo@ladwp.com VANPOOL #112: Looking for drivers for Palmdale/Lancaster area to JFB. 9/80 Schedule- 6:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Contact: Bruce Collins (213) 367-5914 or bruce.collins@ladwp.com VANPOOL #20: Looking for new riders. From Camarillo to Northridge. 6:30AM- 4:00PM. Contact: Adolfo (213) 792-6332 VANPOOL #39: Chino to JFB. 6:00AM- 3:45PM. Contact: Charnpreet Dhillon (213) 367-0170 VANPOOL #44: Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Rialto area to Main St. 6:00AM-3:30PM Contact: Antonio Daisley (213) 367-7569 VANPOOL #95: Looking for new riders from South Bay. Leave Artesia/Aviation to JFB. 6:45AM-4:30PM Contact: George (213) 367-4172 VANPOOL #156: Looking for new riders. From Lancaster to Mojave. 7:00AM- 5:30PM Contact: John Misustin (661) 824-7918 WANTED VANPOOL/CARPOOL: From RSM Irvine Area to Palms Yard/Wester Water 9/80 Shift. Contact: Demetrius (213) 792-4150 or (949) 374-9025 NEEDED- RIDER FROM DIAMOND BAR TO JFB FOR DIAMOND BAR VANPOOL #149. Contact: Rod (213) 367-3925 CARPOOL: From Cypress/Buena Park to JFB. 9/80 schedule. Contact: Gene (213) 367-3469. CARPOOL: From San Bernardino Mountains to: Rialto, Rancho Cucamonga, Claremont, La Verne, San Dimas, Irwindale, Baldwin Park, El Monte, Rosemead, Monterey Park, Downtown L.A. Shift 6:00 a.m. 2:45 p.m. M-F, one-ways, etc. Cheap cost. Contact: Yolanda (909) 744-7006 CARPOOL: Use our own car: From Arcadia/Temple City to JFB. 9/80 6:30 a.m. 4:15 p.m. ASDO: 1stFriday, contact: Flo (213) 367-2577 or Le (213) 367-2393 CARPOOL: From Cypress/Buena Park/ West Anaheim to JFB & Lincoln Heights. 9/80 schedule. We use our own car. Contact Allan (213) 367-6274 CARPOOL: From Arleta (SF Valley) to the JFB, 7 a.m.-4:45p.m. Shift 9/80 schedule. Rotate using own car. Contact: Silvia (213) 367-1517 CARPOOL: From West Covina to JFB (6:30-3:30p.m.) 1st Monday ASDO. Take turns driving. Contact: Minh (213) 367-4488 CARPOOL: From San Pedro to the JFB 6:30a.m.-4:00p.m. Shift 9/80 schedule. Rotate driving using own car. Contact: Maria Sharma (213) 367-1935 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 (909) 297-9118 CARPOOL: From Simi Valley to JFB. 6:30 A.M 4:00 P.M. 9/80, Contact Pat (213) 367-5294 or (805) 813-2067 TRANSPORTATION 2005 HARLEY DAVIDSON ROAD GLIDE: with detachable trunk, his or hers removable backrest, LED light brake, turn, running, lots of chrome & accessories. $12,000 OBO Contact: Theodore (661) 477-5896 1971 CHEVY MONTE CARLO: New tires, new rims, new brakes, almost new engine. $ Best Offer Severe body damage. Contact: James (310) 522-1448 FOR SALE: GX 1981 Class A.N. Black BMW - $2,000 or Best offer. Sold as is!! Contact Yvette @ (323) 752-7208 36 ASSOCIATION REPORT

BUS PASS DESCRIPTION PRICE Base Pass $57.00 Zone 1 Pass $80.00 Zone 2 Pass $100.00 Zone 3 Pass $124.00 Zone 4 Pass $140.00 20 TRIP TICKETS DESCRIPTION PRICE Base Pass $30.00 Zone 1 Pass $46.00 Zone 2 Pass $56.00 Zone 3 Pass $67.00 Zone 4 Pass $75.00 DASH DOWNTOWN OPERATES MONDAY - FRIDAY, EVERY 5-12 MINUTES For more information visit: ladottransit.com or call the LADOT Transit Store at 213-808-2273. ASSOCIATION REPORT 37

CLASSIFIED ADS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE: Washer/Dryer - $175pair, Maytag (beige), Kenmore (white). All in good working condtion; Coffee table set opens like trunk $200; Refrigerator GE side by side $500. Contact Selena (310) 991-2009 RENTAL PROPERTY HOUSE FOR RENT: 2-bedroom, charming residential area of Pasadena. Close proximity to Paseo Colorado & Old Town Pasadena. Call Mercado (323) 717-9699 or (323) 717-8924 MAMMOTH CONDO: 2bed+2loft+2bath, sleeps 7-10. Fall $100/night, winter $200/night. $25/night to join existing trip. Located at bus stop, WI-FI, spa, sauna, gameroom, outdoor grills. Contact Nia (562) 233-4455 SERVICE AA CIVIC CENTER PARTICIPATION: Thursday 4:30 PM, AA Luncheon Meeting Every Friday 12:00 Noon Room A-18A. Contact: Ricardo (323) 660-9035 WANTED WANTED: Reliable, used, small call for broke college student. Please call Aaron at (562) 587-7823 TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL: Water and Power Toastmasters Meet Every Wednesday 12:00-1:00 in Room 1171 and last Wednesday in room 1471. Contact: Mike (213) 367-2683 www.toastmasters.org WE NEED VOLUNTEERS: To help with Adopt-A-School Reading Program. Seeking active or retired DWP employees. Contact: Oscar (213) 367-0530 WE NEED CHILDRENS BOOKS: First through fifth grade for Union Elementary School. Donate your children s old books to our Adopt-A- School Reading Program. For donations or information contact: Oscar Medina (213) 367-0530 ADVERTISE IN THE ASSOCIATION REPORT! FOR IMAGE ATTACHMENTS- PLEASE ADD $10 IMAGE FEE OPTION FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT (213) 367-3144 38 ASSOCIATION REPORT

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FUN & GAMES SPORTS NICKNAME ACCLAIM BIG TICKET (Kevin Garnett) BLOND BOMBER (Terry Bradshaw) BROADWAY (Joe Namath) CAPTAIN CANADA (Steve Nash) CHARLIE HUSTLE (Pete Rose) GOLDEN BEAR (Jack Nicklaus) GREAT ONE (Wayne Gretzky) KING JAMES (Lebron James) MAILMAN (Karl Malone) ROCKET (Maurice Richard) SAY HEY KID (Willie Mays) SPLENDID SPLINTER (Ted Williams) SUPER MARIO (Mario Lemieux) SWEETNESS (Walter Payton) THE GREATEST (Muhammad Ali) YANKEE CLIPPER (Joe Dimaggio) A P E Y I R D A C T E K C O R N E K R R O R B I G T I C K E T P L E L E T K D R A E B N E D L O G P R I T T I H I K L A S T I I R I E D N E S R D S E E A H D B R N S R T K I T U L G J S G R H B A L L B I K D U Y H E E P A E R D R A N P C O B L N N E E S S G T N E A O Y A P A A N N P I T U H E R S T A N I E C E E B L D L S P E M Y E E E T S T T N E O P R R B E D M A M A T E E P I B I E D R A O R O A I A M T S W S K S N A M T H S M A I M J D E O A S T T K C T P C E A N L D G B N N N Y A N R C S P M K R I M U N W K E C E E U M M L L A G I D A S I D P A E R U L W T C M D C O A N N K C R K E Y U S T P E E N E D L Y A N K E E C L I P P E R S C Ever since the beginning of professional sports, players have had nicknames. Baseball s first great pitcher, Denton True Young, quickly won the nickname Cyclone, which became Cy, and baseball s top pitching award now bears his name. Other monikers like The Great One and Charlie Hustle are as synonymous with success as the men who made them legendary. RAFFLE WINNERS FOR SEPTEMBER Becky Mendez Dan Badgett Gloria Annicchiarico Hector Peraza 40 ASSOCIATION REPORT Here s How You Can Be Our Next Winner: 1st - Make any purchase from the Employees Association Office or your Association Representative. Employees 2013 Association Report Is Now Available Online 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... Visit Our Intranet Home Page http://hrweb Click on: Employees Association

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