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December 19, 2019
Topic: Update with Scott Walker (Our fourth 2019-2020 season program – every 3rd Thurs through May!) Curious what this champion of freedom and economic prosperity has to say? Join us!
You will walk away inspired and ready for 2020. Now that's a great gift! Speaking of gifts, bring your cash and checkbook, because we'll have a patriotic and festive array of items that will brighten anyone's day any day! Please join us for another terrific program! filled with camaraderie and valuable information. Your goodwill, questions, & friends are always welcome! Wisconsin Club | 6200 West Good Hope Road, 53223
Complimentary Valet Parking at main entrance (optional) Time: 11:30 A.M. Social/sign in | 12:00 P.M. Luncheon Cost: $22/member & first-time guest; $27/guest_Payable to SRWC RSVP by Tuesday noon prior to the meeting Luncheon cost: $22/member & first-time guest; $27/guest
Payable to SRWC RSVP by Tuesday noon prior to the meeting. December Menu - Wisconsin Club
First Course | House Salad and assorted freshly baked rolls Main Course | Chicken Crepes stuffed with shredded chicken, carrots, peas and veloute sauce with Chicken Supreme Sauce on top served with Rice Pilaf and Vegetable and a small side of cranberry sauce Dessert | Cake January Menu - Wisconsin Club First Course | House Salad and assorted freshly baked rolls Main Course | Beef Stroganoff: Tender Beef Tips slow-cooked with mushrooms, tomatoes, white wine, and sour cream served over Noodles Dessert | Cake February Menu - Town Club TBD Alternative menu options available only if requested ahead of time. Let us know if you prefer a vegetarian entree or hamburger and fries. Note: We have open seating. Please do not discuss politics with the staff unless they bring it up. We wrap up by 1:30 pm.
------------ Did you know we love checks?! They help us with registration and serve as a receipt. Sneak Peak*November - Legislative Round Robin
December - Scott Walker January - February - March - April - May - *Subject to change Please Join Our Club!If you are a like-minded woman or man, we welcome you! Our members are enthusiastic, informal, and engaged. |
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COMMON CORE UPDATE:
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Who We Are
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The Suburban Republican Women’s Club (SRWC) is a group of loyal, intelligent, and friendly people. We welcome members of all ages and stages. We hope you find this website a one-stop shop for current and classic economic and political information. There are links galore to explore.
Our regularly scheduled luncheons provide opportunities to hear dynamic speakers who offer unique and Conservative perspectives on political issues and campaigns of importance to our membership. As a member you receive an informative newsletter that keeps you in the loop even if you are unable to make a meeting. Please call a friend, relative, or acquaintance and invite her (or him) to attend our luncheons - local politicians, too! Communicate. Educate. Inspire. |
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Our club, the SRWC, is an affiliate of the Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women (WFRW) - one of the largest and most influential women's political organizations in the state. The WFRW has been a state affiliate of the National Federation of Republican Women since 1940. Our clubs across the state hold local prominence and have the clout to attract political speakers to engage us and harness our grassroots energies! Elected Officials and candidates are eager for our input, our voices, our votes, and our influence. As a SRWC member, you become part of the WFRW team of approximately 1,000 members and 22 local clubs.
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You also become a member of the NFRW by default! The seal of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) is the Golden American Eagle, king of birds, holding a quill pen and standing guard over our most treasured tool of democracy -- the ballot box. Adopted in 1944, the seal portrays the Federation's interest in the protection and integrity of our electoral process. The quill is symbolic of the power of words, especially as contained in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. With 100,000+ members, the NFRW is one of the largest women's political organizations in the country.
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