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Ice Cream Social Candidate Meet & Greet

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Last Updated on Monday, 19 July 2010 16:09 Written by Central Michigan Patriots Tuesday, 06 July 2010 20:27

“Meet and Greet Fundraiser for Darwin Booher”

Ice Cream Social on Thursday, July 22nd from 5:00 pm to 7:00 p.m.

At O.K. Farms/Hosted by Dick and Connie Kleinhardt
6631 East Ashard Road
Clare, MI

Please R.S.V.P. By July 19, 386-2910

Please bring your own lawn chair and your checkbook! Here's your chance to get to know and show your support for this great candidate in our District 35 Senate race.

Directions to the farm...take US-127 Mannsiding exit, north of Clare, and go 2 miles east to Cornwell Avenue-first 4 corners. Turn right- on gravel road and go 1 mile to second T road-Ashard Road. Turn left and proceed 1/2 mile and our farm is on the left-can't miss it!
 

97th District Q&A - We the People of Gladwin County

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 July 2010 15:11 Written by Web Attendent Wednesday, 07 July 2010 12:56

Time: July 7, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm

Location: Meadow Lanes Banquet Center
Street: 430 West 5th Street
City/Town: Gladwin
Website or Map: http://maps.google.com/places…
Phone: 989-430-3334
Event Type: political, fund, raiser

Organized By: We the People of Gladwin County

A message from one of the organizers:
"There is a charge of $20.00 per plate. You receive a dinner ticket. After the debate the tickets are deposited into a candidates container of your choice. $8.50 goes to the house for dinner, the remainder gets paid to the candidates. People can come, sit in, and not participate in the dinner/fundraiser if they wish. We had a candidate approach us about fund raising. We thought this would be a fair method."

"Let's fill the place! Show the candidates we are awake!"

REP Kim Emmons
REP George Gilmore
REP Joel Johnson
REP Tom Kerrins
REP Roy Morrison
DEM Tim Barnum
DEM Mark Alan Lightfoot
DEM Jason Liptow
LIB Brandon Dickhausen
 

Federal Reserve Presentation - Clare - 062410

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Written by Administrator

Do you know that the Federal Reserve is a private organization?  Just how does it relate to the people of the United States? 

Come to the Pere Marquette District Library on June 24, 2010 at 7:PM to learn more as David Holt of Lake, MI presents highlights from the book, "Creature from Jekyll Island", by G. Edward Griffin.

Presentation is from 7:PM to 8:PM, Thursday, June 24th.
(click for map to library

This event is hosted and presented by David Holt of Lake, Michigan and Central Michigan Patriots.

   

Slow Poke Express Finale!

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Written by Web Attendant Wednesday, 16 June 2010 02:24

Larry Miller and Shammy the 36" miniature horse are in the final leg of a nine-day, six county walk to raise awareness about freedom, and the rights and principals the Founding Fathers of America based the future of our country on.

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Watch this site in the coming days for more content about Larry's trip.

The Finale Celebration will be from 1:PM to 4:PM at the Williams Township Park in Auburn, MI.
Map to Park, Click Here

 

Mid-Michigan Tax Day TEA Party Notice

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Last Updated on Monday, 12 April 2010 22:14 Written by Web Attendant Monday, 12 April 2010 21:52

Tax Day TEA Party 2010

As of this date, the following areas are hosting Tax Day TEA Party
gatherings on April 15th 2010.
Two great events are planned for Mid-Michigan Patriots.

Clare

6:30 'til done.
At the Clare City Park, on 5th St.
Under the water tower.

This will be an open-mic event.
Share your opinions!

We start at 6:30 and when everyone has had their time to speak, we will close for the evening. Folks are asked to keep speeches to three minutes, within which time the average speaker can say approximately 450 words. 

Midland

Rally begins at 6:00pm
Midland County Courthouse steps
at 301 Main St.

We will be celebrating our one year anniversary with music and speakers who will discuss the effects of recent legislation on U.S. tax payers and the importance of fiscal responsibility, limited government, and the free market system.

   

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