Monday MARCH 14, 2016

Posted on March 5, 2016 by John (Ioannis) Saraidaris

A call for our monthly meeting for                              Monday MARCH 14, 2016

TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE NEPMCC

Dear Brothers and Sisters be informed that our monthly meeting for the March, 2016, is called as planned for Monday MARCH 14, 2016.                                                                               The meeting is called from 6:00 pm to 9:30 at committee room N#3, second floor, TORONTO CITY HALL, 100 Queen Street West, Toronto On.                                                         At this point please allow me to inform you that our main speaker is going to be the Hon. Charles Sousa, MPP, Minister of Finance, Ontario, (unconfirmed as of today).

Also please allow me to remind you all that you have to renew your membership in order to remain in good standing with the organization. For this reason, please bring with you a chq of 50 dollars for the main person of the publication and $ 30.00 for any other person.

To this extend please notify my office as soon as possible of your intentions to attend and how many person are attending from your organization. I will make parking arrangements with the security of the Toronto City Hall. In order to accommodate you I need to know if you attend or not.                                                                                                                                      If you have any problems entering the building please call me on my cell 416- 996 4229 or Maria Voutsinas.

I am looking forward to welcome you to our meeting.

Thank you,

Thomas S. Saras

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