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Clinton Coward The Place to Be . SATURDAY, JULY 31st (Whew! What a Day & Night!) CLINTON 219 SOFTBALL TEAM WORLD SERIES FUNDRIASER Raffles • Beer Bust • 219 Girls (Upstairs 6-9Pm) STONEWALL 25 BEER BUST BENEFIT Meet Stonewall 25 Celebration DELEGATES & SUPPORTERS (Milwaukee plays host to Regional Caucus & Nat'l Steering Comm. Members (Downstairs, 9Pm-on) "I am the first President who ever UNDERWEAR PARTY! took on this issue! Is '25 to Sexiest in White '25 that a sign of • to Best in Color weakness?" 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