PVRW Board members, standing left to
right: Joan Lang, Roberta Heine, Julie Brooks,
Marjoire Collins, Marty
Caldwell, Barbara Randel, Diana Balich, Mary Kay Arnold,
Loralee DeSanto, Anita
Rodriguez, Linda McIlroy, Patrica Shloe Joyce Worrall,
Chris
Christian, seated: Doris Layton, Jan Stephenson and Paula Linker
PALO VERDE
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
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submit articles need to
contact Loralee DeSanto, editor at 480-664-7414
or
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The Palo
Verde Patriot
is published for
club members and interested friends.
It is e-mailed in color or
sent via USPS in
black-and-white.
The
Patriot is distributed by the second week of each month when there are meetings.
Persons
wishing to contribute
material should contact
Loralee DeSanto,
Editor,
480-664-7414 or
loralee8122@cox.net
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MEMBERSHIP
Please contact Roberta
Heine,
Membership Chair,
If you
have any questions.
Email:
bertagreg@cox.net
Telephone: 480 595 7717
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STAY VIGILANT..
STAY INFORMED..
STAY ACTIVE.
BE HEARD..
GET RESULTS.
Please consider becoming a
Precinct Committeeman.
A
PC is a person who does just what so many of us have done. PCs
participate in activities to grow the Party such as campaign for
candidates, contact elected officials, become more informed, spread
reliable information, and volunteer to
help our party in other ways.
I'd welcome discussing this with you.
If there is a
vacancy in your precinct,
we'll get you appointed.
TOLL-FREE
TO CONGRESSIONAL
SWITCHBOARD-
1-866-220-0044 OR
1-877-762-8762
by Paula
Linker Legislative Chair |
Joan Lang
bertagreg@cox.net
Assistant Treasurer/Budget
Corresponding & Recording Secretary
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Palo Verde holds monthly
meetings designed for women who
wish to be politically informed and to participate in
party campaigns and activities.
Speakers and elected officials
discuss
issues of political, legislative, and economic impact.
Please join us and bring a friend!
ANNUAL
DUES:
$25 New members and
Renewals.
$20 Associates
(women
belonging to other clubs)
and pachyderms (gentlemen)
Membership is from
Jan. 1st to Dec.
31st.
PVRW is a
proud member of the
Arizona
Federation of Republican
Women (AzFRW)
and the
National
Federation of
Republican
Women (NFRW) .
MARK YOUR
CALENDAR
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PVRW Photos
(from left)Color Guard
from ASU ROTC ,
M/Sgt Cindy
Morrow. and M/Sgt Brian Vidrine;
Major Nicole Fuller and
M/Sgt Chris Bennet; with Jan Stephenson and Joan Lang.
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WHO
WE ARE
We’re a group of women who embrace the Republican philosophy of a strong
and free America with equal rights, justice and opportunity for all.
Palo Verde Republican Women (PVRW) is affiliated with the Arizona
Federation of Republican Women (AzFRW) and the National Federation of
Republican Women (NFRW) – the largest women’s political organization in
the world.
WHAT WE DO
Palo Verde Republican Women work together to:
· Promote
an informed electorate through political education
· Increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government through political participation.
· Foster
loyalty to the Republican Party, promote its ideals and work for the
election of Republican Party nominees.
WHAT WE
BELIEVE
One woman CAN make a difference in party politics is she is well trained
and has a strong organization behind her.
BENEFITS
OF PVRW MEMBERSHIP
When you join PVRW,
you’ll be affiliated with one of the most dynamic of the 29 AzFRW clubs throughout the state. You’ll be provided leadership and management training, obtain practical
political experience, become equipped to help with campaigns, impact
policy and legislation and get to know Republicans holding or running
for office. You’ll meet women who share your passion for a better Arizona and
America. Together we influence government, help charitable
organizations and create scholarships for young teenage Republicans. Most of all, you’ll be among a fantastic group of women of all ages who
offer you their experience, friendship and support.
OUR HISTORY
Palo Verde Republican Women was
chartered in January, 1974 under the guidance of Mrs. Joan Wood
who was elected our first President. Most of the charter members
had been a part of Scottsdale Republican Women, one of the most
active groups in the state. Because of many concerns of
membership, the Scottsdale Club withdrew from the Federation.
Joan Wood, and a group of followers who wished to remain in the
Federation formed Palo Verde. From the very beginning, Palo
Verde established itself as a very vigorous and active Club, and
has remained so throughout the years. We educate our members
through the programs presented at our monthly meetings, the
monthly Newsletter, and by attending AzFRW Quarterly meetings.
We are stlll a very involved and energetic group of Republican
Women who strive to elect Republicans to office.
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Armed
Services/Homeland Security,
"Operation
Dreamcatcher"
At the summer
meeting of the AzFRW we were informed that in cooperation with the
NFRW we are
initiating a statewide Armed Services/Homeland Security Committee. The
purpose of this committee is to facilitate opportunities to share in the
service of our armed services through meaningful projects. The first
project for this committee has come to us from the Recovery Care
Coordinator at Luke Air Force Base. We have received a request for
assistance under the "Operation Dreamcatcher" Program. Since August of
2009, a most deserving caretaker has been care giving for the active
duty service member with brain damage, his wife, who also has multiple
medical issues and their two children, ages 6 and 8. M. Annette Slaydon,
the Recovery Care Coordinator, has requested a "day at the spa" for this
caregiver, which would enable her a few hours of time to spend by
herself, receive some much needed pampering, and "recharge her
batteries". PVRW has responded by giving this
generous caregiver a gift certificate from the Red Door Spa at the
Wigwam Golf Resort. by
Jan Stephenson
As a footnote,
please consider a donation to the Governor's Legal Fund at
www.keepazsafe.com
These Constitutional attorneys bill out huge
amounts, not to mention the consultants & researchers.
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