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June 26, 2008

Empty Nest Golf Outing

Windwood Country Club, Watertown

9AM- Registration

10AM - Scramble -Shotgun Start

Call 699-4949 for more info

Golfer Registration Form

Hey Chamber Members!

Don't have a website? Contact Connie at 699-4949 and ask about the 1 page website offer through your Johnson Creek Area Chamber. Check out our sample page.

We also have added a "Help Wanted" Page for Chamber members to post job openings. These ads are free for Johnson Creek Area Chamber members. Please contact Connie about this as well or e-mail webmaster@johnsoncreekchamber.com

Johnson Creek Area Chamber of Commerce

204 Union Street

Johnson Creek, WI 53038

Village "Run for the Parks"

The Village of Johnson Creek Park and Rec. Department is in the process of planning the 1st Annual "Run for the Parks" for August 2, 2008 at Fireman's Park. The proceeds from this event will go towards park improvements and recreational opportunities. More...

Board Opening

There is a voting position open on the Board of Directors for the remaining 2008 year. Please submit your nomination to the Chamber board by May 20th. Contact Connie at info@johnsoncreekchamber.com

About our Golf Outing Logo

The art students of Johnson Creek High School were asked to create a logo that we would use on advertising and promotional items... more

World War II Hero to Speak at

Johnson Creek

1st Annual Chamber Golf Outing

Planning has begun on the 1st Annual Chamber Golf Outing benefiting the Johnson Creek Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Fund. This years event will take place on June 26 at the Windwood Country Club in Watertown. More...

American Legion Schlesner-Burri Post #305

welcomes guest speaker Col. Milo Flaten (ret)

to our Memorial Day celebration on Monday May 26, 2008.

Colonel Flaten is not only a survivor of the D-Day invasion at Omaha Beach, he has been credited as the first American to land on Omaha Beach on that infamous day. Fighting across the European front he rose through the ranks and has held every enlisted rank in the US Army. After the war he received a degree from the University of Wisconsin and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve. He eventually retired at the rank of Colonel. He has been awarded eight (8) Purple Hearts, two Bronze Stars, and the Silver Star for Valor.

Colonel Flaten was a source of information for the invasion scene at the beginning of the movie Saving Private Ryan. He has spoken to veterans and civilian groups alike in Europe as well as in the Midwest due in large part to his experiences during the Second World War.

Please join the American Legion in welcoming Colonel Flaten on Memorial Day, starting with our parade at 10 am followed by ceremonies in Veterans Park and food and refreshments at the American Legion clubhouse.

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