In order to address the new legislative attacks on the poor with restrictions on the foods that can and cannot be purchased through food assistance programs, the Washington County Dems are doing a “POTATO DRIVE.”

This “POTATO DRIVE” is only fitting since one of the most notable new restrictions is related to the purchase of potatoes that eliminates the purchase of non-white potatoes and also limits the amount that can be spent on white potatoes.

We will be collecting potatoes throughout the month of June and will then deliver them to the “Full Shelf Food Pantry” at the end of the drive.

Please bring your potatoes—especially non-white potatoes—to the Washington County Dem Office at 132 North Main Street in West Bend to help with this “POTATO DRIVE.”

The following events will take place at the Washington County Democratic Party Office at 132 North Main Street in West Bend.

Flashcards for Casa Guadalupe on Tuesday, June 9, from 6:30 to 8:00 PM

Come join us to finish up the Spanish/English flashcards for Casa Guadalupe.

These flashcards are for ELL (English Language Learners) to use over the summer so that when they return to school in the fall they will be caught up on their English skills.

NO background in Spanish is required. The lists are already made for us. So, we just need to transfer the words onto the individual cards.

June Membership Meeting on Wednesday, June 17, from 7:00 to 8:30 PM

Please join us as we plan for our summer actions and activities.

If you have questions or would like to add an item to the agenda, please contact Tanya Lohr at 414-467-8469 or telohr@charter.net .

Community Forum on “Wisconsin’s Prevailing Wage” on Tuesday, June 23, from 7:00 to 8:30 PM

Randy Bryce, a member of the Ironworkers, Local 8, will be joining us to talk about Wisconsin’s Prevailing Wage and what it does for Wisconsin’s workers, jobs and economy.

Randy has been at the forefront in the fight for Wisconsin’s workers and has testified in Madison numerous times on issues affecting Wisconsin’s workers. He is knowledgable, passionate and well spoken.

Please join us—and invite your friends and neighbors—to learn what the “Prevailing Wage” issue means for Wisconsin’s workers, jobs and economy.