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File - Sierra Nevada Republican Women
June Issue 2015 President’s Corner What a great meeting we had! It is good to see change can be something positive. I think everyone enjoyed the new venue. It was roomy, the food was good, we were able to hear and see our guest speakers and our servers were really nice. I think this will work out very well and our club can grow with the new space we have. It is hard to believe half a year has already passed. We have 6 months to go and they are filled with exciting events. Along with the fabulous speakers our VP of Programs, Barb McRoberts, has gotten so far, we have more to look forward to. In July we have Carlo Luri, Director of Bently Business, who will fill us in on the projects they have going here in our valley, then in August, Judge Michael Gibbons. Our 9/11 Commemorative Dinner is coming up quickly and will be on a Sunday, Sept. 13, 2015. Please mark your calendars now so you can save the date. We are so lucky to live in a place where our representatives make themselves available to come to our lunches and tell us what is happening in the legislature. Senator James Settelmeyer and Assemblyman Jim Wheeler were very informative about what got passed and explaining the reasons some bills did not go through. Miles Ugarkovich, the Northern Nevada Director of the Nevada Firearms Coalition, also spoke and thanked our speakers. Although all the bills regarding guns did not pass, there have been some that have. The hard work is not done!! This year we have a couple of Presidential Candidate forums right here in Douglas County. One will be at the Corley Ranch (more info will be forthcoming) and one at the Lake in Harvey’s outdoor arena on August 22, 2015. Check our website for up to date information on meetings and events, sierranevadarepublicanwomen.com. Many of you met Bruce Bertrum at our June lunch meeting. He will also be at our July meeting and you may get a chance to talk to him about the honor flight he took in June. Our club and the Douglas County Republican Women worked together to be able to sponsor a veteran from our valley to go to Washington. This is such an honor for us and just a small way to say thank you, not just to Bruce, but to all the Viet Nam veterans. Please remember to make your reservations for the July 8th luncheon by 10:00 a.m. on July 6th. Our treasurer, Jacie, must call in our count to CVI at that time. If you make a reservation and can’t come PLEASE call by this time and cancel. When you don’t show up we still have to pay for your lunch. This would be greatly appreciated. I know at our meetings I am doing most the talking, but there are a lot of quiet people who keep our club rolling along. Today I want to thank Donna Schehl who is always taking pictures and making sure they get to those who need them. I also want to thank Rita Hill who keeps our website up to date on vital issues and happenings in our club. Both these jobs are important and take considerable time and effort. Both Donna and Rita have excelled at what they do. Thank you. President Pat, Assemblyman Wheeler, VP Barb and Senator Settelmeyer SNRW LUNCHEON MEETING JUNE 10, 2015 A full room in our new venue Carson Valley Inn Our next meeting of the Sierra Nevada Republican Women will be held at Carson Valley Inn July 8, 2015 11:30 a.m. – Buffet 12:00 noon – Meeting 1:00 p.m. – Adjournment Please note that the meeting will be held at CARSON VALLEY INN. Our guest speaker will be: Carlo F. Luri Carlo Luri is the Director of Business Development for Bently Enterprises in Minden. Previously, he was employed as the General Manager of Bently Biofuels Company which he helped start-up in 2005. Prior to joining the Bently companies he worked at Costner Industries in Carson City. He will be discussing Bently Enterprises plans in Minden in the near future. RSVP TO Treasurer J acie Peter s, at J ACIEPETERS@GMAIL.COM or call 775/392-4006 RSVP’s should be made no later than 10:00 a.m. on Monday, July 6th. New Price: $20.00 with reservations, $25 for walk-ins If you made a reservation and are unable to attend, cancellation must be made 72 hours prior to the meeting or you will be asked to reimburse the Club for your meal. SIERRA NEVADA REPUBLICAN WOMEN June 10, 2015 Minutes The regularly scheduled meeting of the Sierra Nevada Republican Women was held on Wednesday, June 10, 2015 at CVI in Minden, NV. President Pat Smith called the meeting to order at 12:00 noon. The invocation was given by Chaplain Marie Schnook followed by our salute to the flag led by Veteran Bruce Bertrum. Special guests were the Northern Nevada Director of the Nevada Firearms Coalition, Miles Ugarkovich and his wife Deanna and Bruce Bertrum who will be our Veteran going on the Viet Nam Honor Flight. Program: 1st Vice President/Program Barbara McRoberts introduced our speakers. Senator James Settlemeyer was first to give a wrap up of the bills from the Senate side of the Legislature. He talked about all the good items passed such as Uber, some gun laws, and a few education items such as vouchers for school choice. Our next speaker was Assemblyman Jim Wheeler who spoke about tort reform for construction defects. They both took questions. There will be an effort to stop the commerce tax NV80.com. He said the service tax starts with the gathering of all kinds of data. Miles Ugarkovich of the Nevada Firearms Coalition also spoke. He thanked both Senator Settelmeyer and Assemblyman Wheeler for their work on gun issues. The parliamentarian for the meeting was Nancy Jarvis. Minutes: The minutes for May wer e appr oved. Treasurer: J acie Peter s gave her r epor t. Reser vations for the lunch need to be made by 10:00 am Monday before the Wednesday meeting. Membership: 2nd Vice President/Membership reported that we are having a special membership program this month and any member who brings a guest who joins our club will receive a gift – a beautifully painted wine glass. Nancy Jarvis and her guest received a gift. Military update: Sally Wiley r epor ted that the Viet Nam Honor Flight will be r etur ning to the Reno air por t on J une 21, 2015. When Sally passed her hat for the Honor Flight she counted $181.00. Thank you to all. Other Business; Pr esident Pat Smith thanked ever yone for the adjustment to the CVI and the additional money for lunch – which was delicious. It will be easier for everyone to hear and see the speakers at the CVI. Announcements: The NvFRW has a new date for the Fall Convention. It will be October 16-18, 2015 in Carson City in the Nevada Room of the Governor’s mansion. The installation of officer’s dinner will be at the Casino Fandango on Saturday, October 17th. More information will follow. Lynn Muzzy, Douglas County Republican Central Committee, reported that his wife, Jan, has arranged for the Corley Ranch people mover for the Carson Valley Days parade. They are looking for republicans to ride the float. Sustainability Drawing: $70.00 was the amount of the dr awing. Adjournment: The meeting was adjour ned at 1:00 pm. Respectfully submitted, Jerri Bolinger, Recording Secretary Recommended Reading Mary Porter, the Constitution Committee During the summer months you may want to recommend a book to a high school student or high school graduate like my granddaughter, Candice Martorano. She is a recent graduate of Agoura High School in Southern California. I asked Candice to recommend a political book, and she recommended Persepolis, The Story of a Childhood, Pantheon Books, by Marjane Satrapi. This book is actually part of a two volume set originally written in French. In Persepolis the author uses black and white comic strip images to describe her life from ages 6 to 14 in Teheran during and after the Iranian Revolution and the Iran-Iraq war. Each page contains drawings that provide a picture of what the author is conveying in words. The reader will see daily life in Iran at that time with all of the violence and difficulties, and also realize the author’s pride in her county’s history which is in conflict with the demands of the Islamic regime. Below is a photo of Candice Martorano, probably our youngest SNRW member, holding her drawing of the Dangberg Ranch. She prepared the drawing for the cover of the program for DCRCC’s first annual Heritage Event held at the Dangberg Ranch in 2013. Perhaps you have a granddaughter who would like to join SNRW also. Have a conversation with that granddaughter, and pick up a membership application from Nancy Brisack. It is imperative that young women take an interest in political affairs. They also may provide some interesting, thought provoking reading recommendations. The SNRW Executive Board meets on Tuesday, the week before the regular SNRW luncheon meeting, 1:00 p.m. at different boardbefore member’s homes. All The SNRW Executive Boardatmeets on Tuesday, the week the regular members are invited to attend. Be sure to call or email to RSVP and find out SNRW where the meeting will be. Call or email President Pat Smith at 265-5332 or luncheon meeting, at 1:00 p.m. at different board member’s homes. . All memnvsmith1385@aol.com. bers are invited to attend. Be sure to call or email to RSVP and find out where the meeting will be. Call or email President Pat Smith at 265-5332 or nvsmith1385@aol.com. Coming soon to Douglas County August 15—Presidential Candidates at Corley Ranch—Hosted by Senator Settelmeyer and Attorney General Laxalt August 22—1st in the West—Presidential Roundup at Lake Tahoe Went to a viewing a couple of years ago and the veteran was laying there with a stack of letters in his hands. I asked his widow if those were "Mail Call" letters from his Honor Flight trip. She said indeed they were. She went on to say, "He read those letters and cards EVERY day." It only seemed fitting that they accompanied him to his final resting place. I've seen veterans buried with their Honor Flight name tags and a few buried in their Honor Flight tee shirts. This program touches veterans and their families in ways most of us still can't fully comprehend. Thank you Honor Flight Nevada for rewriting the last chapter of Mr. Gerard's life. Deceased Veteran John A. Gerard SNIPPETS Sierra Nevada Republican Women Website: www.sierranevadarepublicanwomen Facebook: Sierra Nevada Republican Women SNRW Dates to Remember—2015 July 2– U.S. Army Air Corps Established (1926) July 4—Independence Day July 8—SNRW Luncheon—Carlo Luri– Bently Foundation July 27-Korean War Ended (1953) August 12—SNRW Luncheon Michael Gibbons, Chief Justice September 13—9/11 Commemorative Dinner October14—SNRW Luncheon November 11—SNRW Luncheon December 9—Christmas/Installation Dinner = Fly The Flag This Space For Rent $45 for a year Sierra Nevada Republican Women is a unit of the Nevada Federation of Republican Women. We are a political action committee, working at the grass roots level to get out the vote for Republican candidates. We also devote our attention to educating voters on the matter that concern Douglas County, Nevada and our nation. SNRW COMMITTEE—CHAIR/MEMBERS Achievement Award: Mary Porter, Board Advertising: Nancy Jarvis Advisory: Past Presidents Americanism: Sharon O'Berg Audit: Jan Vanderbur, Linda Davis, Pat Smith, Budget & Finance: Jacie Peters, Executive Boar d Bylaws: Donna Schehl, Nancy Jarvis Caring for America: Sally Wiley Chaplain: Marie Schnock Constitution/Education: Mary Porter, Marie Schnock, Lynn Muzzy, Barry Penzel, Sally Wiley Entrepreneur Award: Jan Muzzy Historian: VACANT Hot Line: Nancy Jarvis, Claudi Br oquist Legislative Committee: Sharla Hales, Mar y Por ter Literacy: Jan Vanderbur Membership: Nancy Brisack, Claudia Br oquist, Emma Holderness, Donna Schehl Newsletter: Nancy Jarvis Nominating—VACANT Parliamentarian: Kathryn Zogorski Photographer: Donna Schehl Program: Barbara McRoberts Publicity/PR: Nancy Jarvis Protocol: Claudi Broquist Roster: Nancy Brisack Special Events: Joyce Richardson, Board Sunshine: Rita Hill VA/Military: Sally Wiley Ways & Means: Joyce Richardson Website: Rita Hill Youth: Mary Porter Sierra Nevada Republican Women Website: www.sierranevadarepublicanwomen Facebook: Sierra Nevada Republican Women National Federation of Republican Women 124 N. Alfred Street Alexandria, VA 22314 1-800-373-9688 mail@nfrw.org www.nfrw.org State of Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval State Capitol Building 101 N. Carson Street Carson City, NV 89701 775-684-5670 Lt. Governor Mark Hutchison State Capitol Building 101 N. Carson Street, Suite 2 Carson City, NV 89701 775- 684-7111 Ltgov@ltgov.nv.gov Senator James A. Settelmeyer – District 17 2388 Highway 395 Minden, NV 89423-8923 775-450-6114 James.Settelmeyer@sen.state.nv.us Secretary: Maureen Brower Maureen.Brower@sen.state.nv.us Assemblyman Jim Wheeler – District 39 P. O. Box 2135 Minden, NV 89423-2135 775-546-3471 Mandated in Bylaws Jim.Wheeler@asm.state.nv.us ** Mandated in Standing Rules Note: President is Ex Officio (voting) member of all Secretary: Marilyn McElhany committees (but not counted in a quorum) - except Marilyn.McElhany@asm.state.nv.us Nominating Nevada Legislature website www.leg.state.nv.us DISCLOSURE NOTICE SNRW newsletter is paid for by SNRW and is not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee Nevada U.S. Senator Dean Heller 4 Russell Courtyard Washington, DC 20510 202-224-6244 FAX 202-228-6753 Heller.senate.gov/contact form.crm Meron Bayu, Deputy Scheduler Nevada U.S. Congressional District 2 Congressman Mark Amodei 222 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 202-225-6155 Reno Office 400 S. Virginia St., Suite 502 Reno, NV 89501 775-686-5760 Douglas County Manager Jim Nichols 1594 Esmeralda Ave. Minden, NV 89423 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 218 Minden, NV 89423 Ph: 775-782-9821 2014 SNRW Board Pat Smith, President 775/265-5332; nvsmith1385@aol.com Barbara McRoberts, 1st VP—Program 775/267-0025; bmcroberts@charter.net Nancy Brisack, 2nd VP—Membership 775/265-7264; nancybrisack@gmail.com Jacie Peters, Treasurer 775/392—4006; jaciepeters@gmail.com Jerri Bolinger, Recording Secretary 775/790-5070; jpbolinger@charter.net Sharon O’Berg, Corresponding Secretary 775/782-8078; sharobo@hughes.net Nancy Jarvis, Past President 775/267-6937; nancyjarvis48@gmail.cm Board of Commissioners meet 1st Thursday of month in Minden 1:00 PM @ Douglas County Historic Courthouse 3rd Thursday of month at Lake Tahoe 1:30 p.m. Tahoe Transportation Center Greg Lynn 775-790-2955 glynn@co.douglas.nv.us Doug Johnson, Chairman 775-790-3195 dougnjohnson@charter.net Steve Thaler 775-721-1108 sthaler@co.douglas.nv.us Nancy McDermid, Vice Chairman 775-267-7968 nmcdermid@co.douglas.nv.us Barry Penzel 775-781-6075 barrynvpct@yahoo.com
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