The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis: "Here Comes The Groom" www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVOqbjSUANA
Starring Sheila James Kuehl as Zelda Gilroy Dwayne Hickman as Dobie Gillis Bob Denver as Maynard G. Krebs Frank Faylen as Herbert T. Gillis, Dobie's Father Florida Friebus as Winnie Gillis, Dobie's Mother Tuesday Weld as Thalia Menninger <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalia_Menninger> Warren Beatty as Milton Armitage Steve Franken as Chatsworth Osborne Jr. I loved watching Dobie Gillis when I was a young teenager. Now Sheila Kuehl (Zelda Gilroy) is running for LA County Supervisor! I liked her then and I have liked her ever since. Sheila is someone we want to have as an LA County Supervisor. I just watched this episode. It is really funny & very human. Now I realize why I so much enjoyed watching Dobie Gillis all those years ago. There are other episodes you can watch on-line. This was a very good one. And I love the theme music. What memories it brings back! Frank http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheila_Kuehl http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Many_Loves_of_Dobie_Gillis Message from Sheila Kuehl: www.kuehlforsupervisor.com <http://sheilakuehl.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2842e0343c&id=dc541a32 67&e=f5c765c36d> Friends, I'm very pleased and excited to tell you, if you haven't heard already, that I'm running to succeed our great Supervisor from the Third District in L.A. County, Zev Yaroslavsky, when he's termed out next year. When I termed out of the California Legislature after fourteen years, I thought long and hard about where I might best use all the information, experience and skills I had gained and it's clear: the LA County Board of Supervisors is absolutely the best place. As Speaker pro Temps, Chair of the Judiciary, Health, Natural Resources and Water Committees, as well as the Budget Sub-Committee on Resources and Energy, a member of virtually every committee in both houses including Public Safety, Human Services, Appropriations, Budget, Local Government, and Environmental Quality, and as the author of the bill that established the Expo Line Authority, and 170 other bills that were signed into law, I have been steeped in the very issues that are under the purview of our Supervisors every day. LA County is the implementing and policy arm for more than 10 million people - almost one-third of the state - on social services, healthcare, juvenile justice, transportation, environmental protection, local jails, and so much more, as well as serving the functions of city governments in the unincorporated areas. These are the very policy areas I have spent my professional and political life addressing. I will bring continuing stability to County government, as well as innovation and diversity, big picture thinking as well as attention to the daily lives of those who depend on us, an open door and an open mind, collaboration with anyone willing to work with me, years of experience and lots of energy. The June 2014 primary is only a little more than a year away and I am asking for your support starting now! This race will likely cost 1.4 million dollars and early fundraising will be key to my success. Please make a contribution to my campaign here and help me kick it off! <http://sheilakuehl.us5.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=2842e0343c&id=6c12d77 2e6&e=f5c765c36d> Also, please visit my new website to get involved, volunteer, contribute, attend or host a house party, and connect with the campaign on Facebook and Twitter <http://sheilakuehl.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2842e0343c&id=48898289 67&e=f5c765c36d> - and please forward this email to everyone you know! Don't wait! This campaign is going to be fresh, fun, exciting and full of opportunities to make a difference. I am extremely grateful for your help and support. Sheila Kuehl <http://sheilakuehl.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2842e0343c&id=b2abfff4 d8&e=f5c765c36d> <http://sheilakuehl.us5.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=2842e0343c&id=2b7ac92 274&e=f5c765c36d> Why I'm Running... - Sheila Kuehl Even before I ran for the State Assembly in 1994, I had been an attorney, law professor, domestic violence victims' advocate, and managing attorney of the California Women's Law Center, working on issues about which I cared passionately. Every single day, throughout all those years, I was struck by the incredible impact that governmental policy had on the lives of real people-how government decisions could make people safe or not, treat them fairly or not, give them a helping hand or not, open educational, training or job opportunities, or not. I wanted to put all I had learned and experienced to work....so I ran for the Assembly. Thanks to you, I won five elections and served for fourteen years in the State Assembly and the State Senate, representing much of the Westside and the Valley. In those fourteen years, I served on virtually every committee in both houses, headed up the Assembly Judiciary Committee, the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water and the Senate Health Committee, and chaired the entire house as Speaker Pro Temps, the first woman in California history to do so. In addition, as the first openly gay or lesbian person elected to the California Legislature, I learned that one person can make a difference, speaking for those who have had no voice, and carrying, with a lot of help, the first bill to protect kids in schools from harassment or discrimination based on their perceived sexual orientation. I carried 170 bills that were signed into law, covering a vast range of subjects from education to water, from paid family leave to nurse-to-patient staffing ratios, from domestic violence to environmental protection. Through all those years, I learned an incredible amount about the crucial issues that impact the people of Los Angeles County: healthcare, education, transportation, environmental safety, conservation and protection, state and federal budgets and their impact on the counties, equal protection under the law, social services, juvenile justice, prisons, civil rights, employment, housing and the ways in which so many of these issues are connected. All of this has uniquely prepared me to serve as the next County Supervisor for the Third District in Los Angeles. As an Angelino from the age of two, this district, from the ocean to Los Feliz, from Westlake Village to San Fernando and Griffith Park, is a part of my history. I represented much of it in Sacramento and I have worked, listened, met, and served the people of this district from one end to the other, including work on many of the local issues for which the county is deeply responsible: social welfare, child welfare, transportation, environmental and water quality, protection of the Santa Monica mountains, juvenile justice, education, public safety, and budget, budget, budget. I want to bring my experience and passion to this job-to maintain the good work that's been done to keep the county fiscally solvent, to make certain that the new healthcare programs roll out smoothly, to improve the care we give foster youth and the children who need us, to continue to connect all parts of the county by affordable public transit, to work with our fire and public safety officers to make sure every person feels safe and fairly treated. Those are my issues: I want to use my years of experience to keep the county running smoothly, to work to fix some of the most difficult and intractable problems: child welfare, budget soundness, the new healthcare rules, access to affordable healthcare for everyone, a continuation of the transportation vision of an interconnected county, clean air and water, re-entry and rehabilitation for the many low-level offenders who are now the county's responsibility, and so much more. Please join my team <http://kuehlforsupervisor.com/?page_id=89> . It will be great to work with you. - Sheila The maximum contribution permitted by law is $1500 per person, company, corporation or PAC. A couple may contribute $3000 on a joint account if both parties sign the check. We are not able to accept contributions from LA County registered lobbyists, pursuant to LA County Code Section 2.190.130 or from those who have a contract with the MTA pursuant to State Law. 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