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VFW Pepsi Refresh Project
The VFW Foundation is in the running to receive a $250,000 "Pepsi Refresh" grant, but it all depends on you. Won't you help us win?Beginning June 1st. please visit http://www.refresheverthing.com/ReturnTheFavorYour vote for the VFW Foundation's "Return the Favor" project will support the unmet needs of the U.S. militarypersonnel and their families. For example, since 2004, the VFW Foundation has provided over $3,400,000 in directfree financial assistance to families in urgent financial circumstances for rent, mortgage, utilities, vehiclerepair, medical expenses and food/basic aid. In many instances, our intervention has stopped evictions andforeclosures. We constantly hold "welcome home" and "send off" events for troops to ...
Posted Jun 3, 2010 10:34 PM by Brandon Trube
Men's Aux News
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2010 Contributions, First Quarter
During the first quarter of 2010, we have donated $285.83 and over a hundred hours of labor.
Posted May 17, 2010 2:18 PM by Brandon Trube
Ladies Aux News
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Welcome to the LA news!
Welcome to the Ladies Auxiliary News! Check back here for frequent updates!!
Posted Mar 2, 2010 9:28 AM by Brandon Trube
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W0VFW News
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Bylaws Change
The following bylaw change was voted in at an emergency meeting at 19:00 hours on May 18, 2010. The motion, by Dennis Godby (KF0TG), and seconded by Charles Winslow (KD0KCL) passed unanimously.Article III, Paragraph 5 Any person who passes their Technician class amateur radio test at a W0VFW testing session will be granted a free W0VFW trial membership to last at least a quarter year, not to exceed 6 months. At the end of the trial period, each member will be prorated to synch up with the regular club billing period. All members granted this membership must show up in person at the next available regular meeting to be voted in to the club to obtain their free ...
Posted May 25, 2010 11:26 AM by Brandon Trube
VFWR News
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Riding Safety Tips
Riding with a group of motorcyclists is one of the great thrills of the two-wheeled lifestyle, but it can also hold hidden dangers. If you decide to join a group of motorcyclists, you'll want to keep the following points in mind as you amble down the road:Plan AheadDevise a plan for on-the-road communication; agreeing on arm signals to represent low fuel, road hazards, upcoming turns, etc. will make it easier to know who needs what when wind noise prevents verbal exchanges. Trade cell phone numbers in case the group separates. Also, plan your route in advance; for tips, check out our How to Plan a Motorcycle Road Trip article.Ride in a Staggered Formation ...
Posted Apr 6, 2010 12:09 PM by Brandon Trube
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