Summer Newsletter on the way

[N. Cook]

The UW-F summer Newsletter will be mailed early this week. Your comments on the new format and the information and suggestions are welcome......Thanks to David Lithgow for the heavy lifting involved to process the UW-F Newsletter.

Please keep David informed of all events and activities you participate in and any issues that need airing in the Newsletter. We gather up what we have for content.....the next one will probably be "preseason". We want articles from around the state so don't be bashful!!!! E-mails and attachments of photos are fine. Newton

[Converted]

Newton is on the way to the Post Office. We are mailing using the new bulk mail permit. Please post up when you receive your newsletter. I'd like to know how long it takes these bulk mailings to be delivered around the state.

[3Car]

Newton, David, et al...

GREAT NEWSLETTER! Received it in the mail on Friday the 30th. Well done, good articles.

So do you have to shoot a Greenhead to get your picture in it? :)

[DUCKWHACKER]

Great job guys, looks good. I received mine on Friday also. BTW 3car, you aint gotta shoot a breadeater to get your picture posted, but you do gotta send one in. :D I'm the guy in the camo shirt on the right in the story about the wild game dinner.:cool:

[eddy]

It looks great Dave, I got mine on Saturday...

[novaalex]

GOt mine on Thursday and I immediately called to let him know he was on the back page.

[uncle D]

GREAT ISSUE! All glossy and $#!*!

Good work!

Duke

[Kevin Hall]

I received mine on Monday. Nice Newsletter!

David,

Just one little thing ... I don't know where the 9 digit ZIP code came from - but, it's slightly wrong. It should be 32130-0953. Nothing major ... the NL still reached me ... although, the UW dB probably should be corrected. ;)

[novaalex]

Actually Kevin the last 4 digits are used for the final process of automation. In most cases it does not impact the day of delivery. It does however impact the method. In today's postal environment about 65% of the mail delivered is automated. In other words the carrier does not touch it until he gets to your house. If there is a problem with the zip it takes an additional step. It must be scanned by another machine, then a barcode is placed on it before it is automated. Still it should be corrected for ease of use and accuracy.

[Randy Clark]

heck i swear my post man touches it sometimes you get mail with nothing near the same as your address. But more to the point great newsletter. thanks for a job welldone.