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I would like to thank all of the Underwood parent Volunteers who make
Underwood's High Interest Day one of my child's favorite school days.

There are an amazing amount of student activities involving High Interest Day.
Each student gets to choose from a variety of fun classes which are too
numerious to mention. The presenters are varied, the topics are far ranging
but the common thread is that the kids get exposed to many classes that
are both fun and enriching.

The PTA organizes the committee. The Committee organizes the volunteers and the
Volunteers do the work.

High Interest day's coordination is amazing.

Thank you Underwood, thank you PTA, thank you Committee members, thank you volunteers
and thank you presenters for all of your efforts! Everyone is looking forward to Friday! (maybe Saturday too!)

I was shopping at Sendik’s yesterday and saw an advertising “Green Tag Special”
on Wauwatosa’s Blue recycling bags. The price was $8.27 for 20 Bags. I don’t usually
go to Sendik’s shopping but Jewel closed and I don’t like Pick & Save.

$8.27 for 20 bags! I heard it cost a buck for the city to pick up the bags and sort the
recycling. I have been bring my bags to the dump since the dump fire, using my
expensive (non-West Allis) bags—no more.

Why can’t the city buy their expensive bags in bulk and sell them at the library for
$4-$5. The bags can’t cost more than $2-$3 and let the library keep the difference.

$8.27 what a rip-off. Tell your alderman to negotiate for cheaper bags or let
citizens use the cheaper “West Allis” bags.


Addendum--Pat from Tosa sent me this: At Sentry on State Street they are $5.29. Also,
> Drew's sells them but I don't know their price. If
> you get paper bags for your groceries at Sentry and
> save them for your next trip they also credit you
> .05/bag so I get them there

Good for Sentry!

The 2007 Coed Baseball and Girls Fast Pitch Softball draft is less than 30 days away. Limited player slots available!

Co-ed Baseball: 7 to 14 year olds
Rookie League: ages 7 & 8
World League: ages 9 & 10
American Division: ages 11 & 12
National Division: ages 13 & 14

Girls Softball: 7 to 14 year olds
Purple Division: ages 7-9
Red Division: ages 10-12

If you have not registered your child for the 2007 season, it is not too late, but do not delay!
Registration forms are available at the Wauwatosa Children¡¦s Library, Tosa Recreation Dept or online at www.tosabaseball.com. For more information, contact Tracy Lockhart at 414/453-5173.

Tosa Baseball League is a Wauwatosa tradition and has been providing a fun, safe and educational sports experience for the youth of Wauwatosa for over 30 years.

There is a new radio station for Milwaukee listeners. The new station is
Radio Milwaukee 88.9 FM. My friend Rick tuned me into this station and
it is great. It has the diversity of World Cafe 24/7. Just today, I heard
Funk, Rap, Southern Rock, TechoRock and Fusion. If you like variety and
want to listen to new music, include this station on your presets.

There are many great radio stations in Milw and this one is the Newest & Best.

It doesn't get stuck in decades, artists or genres. I has more variety than my IPOD (currently
at 1,896 songs).

Mikey, Try it, you'll like it!

Kiwanis Club of Wauwatosa is hosting their Scholarship Breakfast
The Breadkfast co-hosted by the Tosa H.S Key Clubs is a fundraiser
& raffle for the Kiwanis Scholarship fund.

The Breakfest is Today from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. @ Wauwatosa West.

Donations are $7 for adults, $4 for children (6-12) $3 for 5yr olds and under.


It's yummy for you tummy and your heart!

Be there or be hungry!

Now that gambling lobbyist who gave Governor Jim Doyle
$100,000 in illegal campaign contributions was in indicted on
fraud charges, it's time for Governor Doyle to resign.

How can he stay in office after receiving tainted money?
How can he govern the great state of Wisconsin?
How can he live with himself?

I say no, no and I don't know.

Time for the Governor to step down.

That is my opinion.

Family Guy




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