7:00 pm

Our office at 105 Airport Road

Speaker:  Tom Madsen

SIGNS

Signs for Tony Evers, Josh Kaul and Sarah Godlewski will be delivered to our office on Thursday Sept. 20.  The office will be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00-8:00 pm and on Saturdays from 10:00 am-1:00 pm.  We also have signs for Tammy Baldwin and Beau Liegeois.  More signs for Richard Sarnwick have been ordered.

OFFICE HELP NEEDED

We are in need of people to be in the office when it is open. Jobs include greeting those coming in to get signs, putting signs together and answering the phone.  The time could also be used to make phone calls.  Sign up by calling the office at 715-201-0809 or by stopping in.

DONATIONS NEEDED

We are looking for grey donkey items to put in our raffle baskets for the Oct. 6th fall dinner.  If you have a gently used or new item to donate, please leave it off at the office.

Matt Flynn, Candidate for Governor is coming to Shawano

Wed., March 21

7:00 Meeting

Shawano Civic Center

LAST CALL FOR  THE FALL DINNER
Reservations can still be made for the Fall Fundraising Dinner on Sat., Oct. 8th at the Shawano Lake Golf Course.  The event begins at 4:30 pm with an open bar.  Dinner is a 5:30 pm with speeches to follow.  Join in the fun.  Call Jan at 715-526-2955. The cost is $25 with reservations and $30 at the door.

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