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Paradise Republican Women's Club
Educate • Promote • Contribute
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Membership Drive Brunch a Huge Success
The PRWC Membership Drive Brunch at Anthea Dyer's home on April 19, 2008 netted nine Active Members and one Associate Member: Constance Guzzon, Glenda Myers, Debra Pearson (Associate Member), Meredith Pellman, Danielle Roberts, Amanda Ruble, Judi Schultz, Elyse Sioles, Bonnie Woestendiek and Lori Worley. PRWC members were asked to bring a guest as a prospective new member. Over 30 people attended including District 7 State Representative Nancy Barto, Region 8 AzFRW Director Dianna Soe Myint and Office Manager of the AZGOP Carolyn Leff. Welcome aboard!
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APRIL 11, 2008 • SPECIAL MESSAGE TO PRWC MEMBERS
From Arizona Secretary of State Jan Brewer
From Arizona Secretary of State Jan Brewer
"In this year's election, the work we do as a united Republican Party could set the precedence, not only for the direction our own state takes, but for the entire country. We must move forward, not fall backward, in addressing major issues: from electing a president who is truly prepared to lead against real terrorist threats from abroad, to addressing critical issues here at home where we face balancing a $2 billion budget deficit created by Democrats, to thwarting Democrats who want to gerrymander district lines and increase taxes. In 2008, more than ever, we Republicans must be focused and deliver a victory."
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES AND ISSUES _____________________________________________________________
PRWC GENERAL MEETING
Friday, May 9, 2008
Methode Bistro
6204 N. Scottsdale Road
(Next to Trader Joe’s)
Scottsdale, Arizona 85253
10:30 a.m. Social - 11:00 a.m. Meeting
11:30 a.m. Speaker – 12:00-1:00 p.m. Lunch
Guest Speaker
ARIZONA STATE MINE INSPECTOR
JOE HART
The Importance of Minerals to Arizona's Economy
$25.00 per Person
Deadline for RSVP is Monday, May 5, 2008
Your check is your reservation.
Make checks payable to PRWC
and mail with your menu choice to:
Susan Kay Schultz
P.O. Box 1510
Scottsdale, Arizona 85252
480-945-1490
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Friday, May 9, 2008
Methode Bistro
6204 N. Scottsdale Road
(Next to Trader Joe’s)
Scottsdale, Arizona 85253
10:30 a.m. Social - 11:00 a.m. Meeting
11:30 a.m. Speaker – 12:00-1:00 p.m. Lunch
Guest Speaker
ARIZONA STATE MINE INSPECTOR
JOE HART
The Importance of Minerals to Arizona's Economy
$25.00 per Person
Roasted Chicken Paella with Saffron Rice
and Poached Pears OR Vegetarian Entrée
Lavender Créme Fraiche Ice Cream
Coffee/Iced Tea
and Poached Pears OR Vegetarian Entrée
Lavender Créme Fraiche Ice Cream
Coffee/Iced Tea
Deadline for RSVP is Monday, May 5, 2008
Your check is your reservation.
Make checks payable to PRWC
and mail with your menu choice to:
Susan Kay Schultz
P.O. Box 1510
Scottsdale, Arizona 85252
480-945-1490
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SAVE THE DATE
CANDIDATES FORUM
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Gainey Ranch Golf Club
7600 E. Gainey Club Drive
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
11:00 a.m. Social, 12:00 Lunch
1:00 p.m. Candidates Forum
$35.00 per person
Call Chair Marilyn Gasparino
For further information 480-419-1355
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SAVE THE DATE
AzFRW Summer Meeting
June 6-7, 2008
Details
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ARIZONA STATE MINE INSPECTOR JOE HART
The Importance of Minerals to
Arizona's Economy
By Dottie Puskar, 1st Vice President Programs
The Importance of Minerals to
Arizona's Economy
By Dottie Puskar, 1st Vice President Programs
Joe Hart brings a wealth of experience to his position as Arizona State Mine Inspector. He is a fourth generation Arizonan, born and raised in Kingman. His family has owned and operated mines in Arizona since the late 1800s. Hart grew up working in the family mines, learning the trade from his father.
Upon graduation, Hart went to work for Duval Mining Corporation. During his 20 years with Duval, he learned every aspect of the mining operations. He forged a myriad of solid relationships with miners, engineers, geologists and mine owners. Hart worked as Safety Supervisor until the mine closed in the early 1980s. At that time, Hart and his wife, Rhonda, purchased New West Broadcasting and have been in the radio and television business for 25 years.
Hart also served in the Arizona House of Representatives for 10 years. During his tenure, he served four years as Speaker Pro-Tempore. Some of his other positions included: Chairman of the Sub-Appropriations Committee for the House and Senate, Chairman of the Public Institutions and Universities Committee, Chairman of the Government Operations Committee, and Chairman of the Natural Resources Committee – Counsel State Governments West. He was also a member of the Environment Committee, Judiciary Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Natural Resources Committee and Rules Committee.
Hart is a strong advocate for mine safety, reclamation and private property rights. He is a proven Republican leader who understands the issues affecting the Arizona mining business. Please join us to learn about the mining industry, the minerals that are our natural resources and their importance to the economy of Arizona.
Upon graduation, Hart went to work for Duval Mining Corporation. During his 20 years with Duval, he learned every aspect of the mining operations. He forged a myriad of solid relationships with miners, engineers, geologists and mine owners. Hart worked as Safety Supervisor until the mine closed in the early 1980s. At that time, Hart and his wife, Rhonda, purchased New West Broadcasting and have been in the radio and television business for 25 years.
Hart also served in the Arizona House of Representatives for 10 years. During his tenure, he served four years as Speaker Pro-Tempore. Some of his other positions included: Chairman of the Sub-Appropriations Committee for the House and Senate, Chairman of the Public Institutions and Universities Committee, Chairman of the Government Operations Committee, and Chairman of the Natural Resources Committee – Counsel State Governments West. He was also a member of the Environment Committee, Judiciary Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Natural Resources Committee and Rules Committee.
Hart is a strong advocate for mine safety, reclamation and private property rights. He is a proven Republican leader who understands the issues affecting the Arizona mining business. Please join us to learn about the mining industry, the minerals that are our natural resources and their importance to the economy of Arizona.
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