Monday, February 8 •  7 PM
Lutheran Home

TETNA meetings are open to everyone in the Tosa East Towne neighborhood. Please feel free to attend. We gather at 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Home, 7500 W. North Ave.

If you have a topic or issue you would like to discuss, contact Sarah Hunt-Frank to be included on the agenda.

Agenda

1. Approval of Minutes
   Read the Agreement with Lutheran Home.
2. Treasurers Report – Barbara Blaney
3. Communications – Julie Terwelp
   Article Box asking area business to send donation for Prize Drawing to Sarah H-F 2355 North 62nd St.
4. Scholarship Fund – Barbara Blaney — March 11-April 19, Interviews: Please call Mary Jane Montquire 773-2931 to set up appointment if we need to interview.
5. Events
   • Spring Egg Hunt – Kathleen Flanders
   • TGIThursday– Tiger Beyer
   • Rummage Sale – Colleen Suess
   • Family Fun Day – New Coordinator
   • Review – Holiday Cookie Exchange – Dawn Zehren
6. Dick Bachman nomination – letter and vote needed
7. NAC  Report, next meeting  – Tiger, Mary Van Derven
8. Clean and Green – Bobby Pantuso
9. The Enact Model – Dave Wall
10. Next meeting – Annual Meeting March 8

Monday, January 11 • 7 PM
Lutheran Home

TETNA meetings are open to everyone in the Tosa East Towne neighborhood. Please feel free to attend. We gather at 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Home, 7500 W. North Ave.

If you have a topic or issue you would like to discuss, contact Sarah Hunt-Frank to be included on the agenda.

Agenda

1. Approval of Minutes
2. Treasurers Report – Barbara Blaney
3. Communications – Julie Terwelp
4. Events
   • Spring Egg Hunt – Kathleen Flanders
   • Rummage Sale
   • Review – Holiday Cookie Exchange – Dawn Zehren
   • TGIThursday– Tiger Beyer
5. Database Update – Barb Blaney
6. Business report – Meg Miller
7. NAC  Report, next meeting  – Tiger
8. The Enact Model – Dave Wall
9. Scholarship—Packets are distributed to Seniors on the 27th.
10. Next meeting – February 8

Wednesday, January 6 • 7:00PM
Cranky Al’s

Tonight’s discussion will be about the steps everyone is taking to Save Water.

What is the TETNA Enact Group?

The Wauwatosa Energy Committee chose TETNA to help them kickoff and develop this new neighborhood program to support the effort of residents in reducing their energy consumption. Based on the successful Madison program, members will learn ways to reduce their carbon footprint, protect our natural resources, and decrease waste.

If you wish to become involved in the new TETNA Energy Efficiency group, stop by Cranky Al’s this evening at 7:00 PM. Learn how to track your energy usage and take steps to reduce your environmental impact. Also, pick up a copy of “EnAct: Steps to Greener Living” at The Little Read Book store in the village.