This is an important meeting for all CPC’s and Conservatives, Please be there. As always the meeting will start at 7PM at the PUD. Our guest will be Lynn Owen the Lincoln Co. (LCRCC) Chair, lets make her welcome as she is coming to help.
We would like to thank everyone that bought tickets, those that helped sell the tickets and a special thanks to Tillamook Sporting Goods who provided the guns for the raffle, THANK YOU ALL!!
All Winners have been contacted and they’ve made their choices.
1st place – Jonathon Clawson Tillamook – Rugar Rifle .308 Winchester caliber
2nd place – Jenny Burt Tillamook (South Prairie Store) – Rugar Rifle .308 Winchester caliber
3rd place – Marlene Ackor Nehalem – Rugar LCP .380 auto caliber
4th place – Shelly May Tillamook – Rugar EC9 9mm caliber
5th place – Paul Zeller Tillamook – Rugar Rifle .270 Winchester caliber.
At the Tillamook PUD Building Carl Rawe meeting room (the first door inside the rear door) located at 1115 Pacific Avenue (Hwy 101 North) in Tillamook. The business meeting will start at7PM. Light refreshments will be provided by the Chair.
This will be the last regular meeting prior to the Tillamook County Fair. The theme this year is “Country Nights & Carnival Lights”.
We will be discussing where the status of the major bills in the legislature relating to firearms and taxes are, as well as mandatory vaccinations; HB 3063, HB 3427, HB 2020, HB 2007, SB 978 & SB 761. Preliminary discussions about the Tillamook Fair will also be discussed.
We will have fair raffle tickets available as well as a raffle for a “Trump Express” electric train set. As of this writing, we do not have a speaker scheduled.
Our guest speaker is US congressional candidate
Angela Roman who is running for District #5, Rep.
Kurt Schrader’s current position.
The focus of the April meeting will be to discuss the massive anti-firearm and new tax measures that the progressive/liberal majority in our legislature are trying to force down our throats. We need to redouble our efforts. It’s getting serious folks.
