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Monthly Meeting/Newsletter

By Jen Romo - Jul 8th, 2008 at 12:23 pm EDT

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Monthly Meeting: Thurs July 10 6:30pm

Due to a scheduling difficulty, we will not be moving our meeting this month.
We will meet at the alamObama office on Thursday, July 10 at 6:30 pm. Hopefully, our August meeting will be in a larger venue.
Focus for the July Meeting:
"What can you do for the General Election?"
Important GOTV Request:
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All alamObama volunteers who are planning to help with our Get-Out-The-Vote efforts prior to the General Election, are asked to email their name, precinct number and phone number to Jen Romo & Frank Elizondo (jenromo@msn.com;frank.elizondo@ymail.com) asap.
Advance preparation is crucial to success in November.

Our Hours This Week
Starting Monday July 7
Monday: 12-5PM
Tuesday: 12-5PM
Wednesday: 12PM - 6PM
Thursday: 12PM - 9PM
Friday: 12-5PM
Saturday: 12-5
Sunday: Closed

We strongly suggest calling ahead before coming in.

Office Location
301 Broadway, Suite 106
San Antonio, TX 78205
Office Phone Number:
(210) 569-1206

Merchandise Update:

100 Obama yard signs are now available. Donations of $5 are requested.

New bumper stickers, buttons and t-shirts are currently available at the alamObama Office. Please check office hours before heading downtown to see us!

Wish List:

Due to our many activities, we are running low on computer paper (8 1/2 x 11 white); pre-perforated blank business card paper and toner.
All donations will be greatly appreciated and put to good use.

FIRED UP AND READY TO GO!!!
Sincerely your alamObama Co-Chairs,
Jen Romo (jen@alamobama08.com)
Judy Hall (judy@alamobama08.com)
Fred Tawil (fred@alamobama08.com)

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