Food, Music, Games and Fun!!

Who: Orlando Young Professionals
What: OYP Beach Party
When: Saturday, June 25th (meet at 11 a.m. to ride bus)
Where: Coconuts on the Beach – Cocoa Beach, FloridaTime 11-6pm
Cost: Members FREE! Pre-registration from now until June 23rd, $20.  Day of registration is $30.  Please include membership registration/renewals of $60 for the rest of the year (and they can come to this and other events for free).

Included with Price:
-Charter Bus transportation to and from Coconuts (meeting in Downtown Orlando)
-Sub Platters
-Sangria and other cocktails to be provided
-Snacks, veggie trays and water
-Encouraged to bring drinks/other foods not provided

DETAILS
Orlando: Meeting at Target on the corner of Colonial Drive and Maguire. (in the back of the parking lot by
718 Maguire Boulevard
Orlando, FL 32803
(407) 896-0401

Registration the day of will start at 10:15Am.
Bus will load at 10:45
Bus will leave at 11am to Cocoa Beach!

At Cocoa: will load bus 4:45
Bus will leave at 5pm back to Orlando-should be back in Orlando by 6pm!

OYP 17 Year Anniversary Breakfast

featuring Guest Speaker Lou Frey

Our Annual Spring Forum will be held on Wednesday May 25th at the University Club of Orlando.  This year we will have retired Congressman Lou Frey speaking about the current political state of the USA and the world.

We will also be honoring our past presidents, Justin Lattore and Victoria Colangelo with Emeritus status for their contributions as Presidents.

May 25^th, 2011 at the University Club, Orlando
Breakfast and Program from 8-930am.
Cost is Free for Members

Non-Members: $15 prepay or $20 at the door

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Lou Frey

Lou Frey began his public service from 1961 to 1963 as Assistant County Solicitor in Orange County, Florida. In 1964 he became Chairman of the Orange County Young Republicans and Chairman of the Youth for Goldwater. In 1965 Lou Frey was elected Chairman of the State Young Republicans and started the first Teenage Republican Clubs in Florida. He used the State Young Republicans organization to take over the State Republican Party in 1966, and became its Treasurer. This was the first time in Florida that the Republicans had party leadership dedicated to electing Republicans throughout the State. In 1966, he was one of the leaders of the campaign that elected Claude Kirk as the First Republican Governor in close to one hundred years. He was General Counsel of the Florida Turnpike Authority in 1966 and 1967.