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The Palo Verde PatriotThe Palo Verde Patriot N e w s o f A r i z o n a ’ s P a l o V e r d e R e p u b l i c a n W o m e n ’ s C l u b

Our speaker, Lyle Rapacki, Ph.D., will discuss Agenda 21 along with a power point presenta>on. Agenda 21 has its beginnings as far back as 1968 with the forma>on of the Club of Rome. Members came together to develop a “New World Order” that eliminates na>onal sovereignty “for the good of all” which results in being ruled by an elite few.

In 1992, at the United Na>ons Conference on Environment and Development, 178 na>ons signed an agreement called “Agenda 21 – the UN Agenda for the 21st Century.” The New World Order not only eliminates na>onal sovereignty “for the good of all” but calls for a federal government that removes all decision-‐making from local representa>ves and from the hands of private property owners. The Agenda calls for lowering the standard of living for Americans so that people in poorer countries will have more, when we will all have less and we will aSain equality. Equality will be the new norm and redistribu>on of wealth will be the vehicle by which this is accomplished.

Dr. Rapacki has been briefing Arizona legislators and others on the tenets of Agenda 21 and their impact on Arizona Business, industry, and rural communi>es; how it will change our form of government; how it will affect law enforcement and how our economy will be impacted.

Lyle Rapacki, Ph.D., is a Protec>ve Intelligence and Assessment Specialist and Consultant in Behavioral Analysis and Threat Assessment, as well as a Private-‐Sector Intelligence Analyst. The owner of Sen>nel Intelligence Services, LLC, Dr. Rapacki, since May, 2010, he has been providing selected members of the AZ legislature intelligence briefings on Border Security and related maSers, as well as threats against AZ state sovereignty. He has assisted law enforcement at all levels with regional and na>onal intelligence and has wriSen dozens of White Papers and Classified briefings that have worked their way into counterterrorism groups na>onally.

Dr. Rapacki is currently finishing up a state-‐wide speaking tour which, for the second >me this past year, has taken him to 16 ci>es and 32 groups.

Please join us at our April mee1ng where we will learn from Mr. Rapacki’s exposi1on of what Agenda 21, if implemented,

would mean to American ci1zens.

WHAT IN THE WORLD IS “AGENDA 21”?

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Former Florida Rep. Allen West said in a speech at CPAC on Thursday that when more Americans “prefer freebies to freedom,” the United States will be at a greater risk for tyranny.

“For Progressives then and now, the welfare of the people – not liberty – is the primary object of government, and government should always be in the hands of experts. This is the real origin of today’s gun control hysteria – the idea that

professional police forces and military have rendered the armed citizen superfluous; that no individual should be responsible for the defense of himself and his family, but should leave it to the experts. The idea of individual responsibilities, along with that of individual rights, is in fact incompatible with the Progressive vision of the common welfare”

Edward J. Erler – excerpt from a lecture delivered on February 13, 2013 at Hillsdale College.

The Second Amendment to our Constitution is not about hunting, target shooting or assault weapons, it is much more than that. It goes to the heart of our founding principles. It is also unique in that it contains a preface explaining the reason for the rights it affords to us. It does not state that citizens may be armed to hunt or for the pleasure of competitive shooting, it gives us the right to “keep and bear arms” to protect us from a government gone wild. It affords us the right to keep and bear arms for the “security of a free State”. In the debate over the first militia bill in 1789, Elbridge Gerry remarked “whenever Governments mean to invade the rights and liberties of the people, they always attempt to destroy the militia”. This is the entire Progressive

debate in a nutshell. This government wants to do away with the Second amendment in their quest for total power.

“The Declaration specifies that when government becomes destructive of the ends for which it is established – the “Safety and Happiness” of the people – then “it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it, and to institute a new Government.” This is what has become known as the right of revolution, an essential ingredient of the social compact and a right which is always reserved to the people. The people can never cede or delegate this ultimate expression of sovereign power. Thus, in a very important sense, the right of revolution (or even its threat) is the right that guarantees every other right. And if the people have this right as an indefeasible aspect of their sovereignty, then, by necessity, the people also have a right to a means to revolution. Only an armed people are a free people – the people are indeed a militia”

Edward J. Erler February 13, 2013

Right now the Administration is attempting to regulate the Second Amendment by tightening up background checks. They realize that they will not be able to get an outright ban on assault guns. However, Mr. Obama has used executive orders over 23 times to push through his gun related agenda. Can we be certain that he will not try and destroy our Second Amendment rights? No; so as part of being a citizen it is our duty to engage in a frequent recurrence of first principals, remembering that we are a militia, and thus, a militia we will be!

Trot on my friends……

Thoughts from the Saddle…Joan Lang, PVRW President


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LET’S KEEP OUR FOCUS ON FISCAL MATTERS THE WASTE THAT IS SO PREVALENT

This is the period of >me when prospec>ve candidates and Proposi>on advocates begin exploring the vo>ng scene. Just be aware and do your research. In the interim we need to keep the informa>on circula>ng. A good deal of aSen>on will be on fiscal maSers: controlling spending, and cubng wasteful spending.

Who knows what will come out of the Immigra>on Bill Planning.Please keep track of your hours and get them to Nina. mail full size Let’s just keep informed so we are ready to be acHve in the Fall. Paula Linker Poli1cal Educa1on and Legisla1ve Ac1on

Proud to be a Palo Verde Woman

The Palo Verde Republican Women’s Club is an extremely ac>ve group serving our community in many ways. We Are Doers! Because AzFRW on occasion has offered awards that we were not aware of, we would like you to know about the work that Palo Verde women do to support our city, county, state and na>on. First and foremost, we are ac>ve poli>cally which is the basis for being in the Na>onal Federa>on of Republican Women’s organiza>on. Sixteen of our members are Precinct CommiSeemen plus four of our Associates. Six members plus one Associate are State CommiSeemen. Our members regularly receive awards on the District, County and State Levels such as numerous Volunteer of the Year (LD23), PC Rookie of the Year, Most Volunteer Hours at State and District levels, as well as AzFRW awards, just to name a few. We had several members regularly aSend the 2011 State Redistric>ng Mee>ngs. Many of our members tes>fied via e-‐mail and at least one tes>fied several >mes at those mee>ngs. We hosted a Campaign Forum in 2012 with 29 candidates running for local, county, state, and na>onal office. During the 2012 Elec>on Campaign our members put in thousands of hours suppor>ng their local, state, and na>onal candidates, working for MiS Romney, and working in the District 23 Campaign Office. For the Romney Campaign we par>cipated in Opera>on Swing

State by sending over 5500 post cards with hand-‐wriSen messages and addresses to Virginia, Florida and Ohio. Palo Verde paid for several hundred of these. We also hosted par>es for making over 2000 phone calls to voters around the country. In both 2010 and 2012 our club par>cipated in David Schweikert’s Christmas Card Project by hand addressing and stuffing more than 15,000 cards each year. Member Cheryl Pelle>er spent 5 days pain>ng Schweikert’s campaign office. During the General Elec>on at least 10 of our members met weekly at Congressman Schweikert’s campaign office to work while others took work home to complete. When Vernon Parker needed help, he called on Palo Verde even though we’re not even in his district and his wife is a member of Paradise RW. About 5 of our members went regularly to Parker headquarters in Phoenix. We brought in 2-‐day Parker Projects for each of the 4 weeks the LD23 office was open. Member Liz James spent her >me volunteering on a weekly basis at the State Republican Headquarters in Phoenix answering phones. On Elec>on Day many of our members worked at the Polls or volunteered as Poll Watchers. Some of our members formed a PAC called SWAT PAC (ScoSsdale Women’s Ac>on Team Poli>cal Ac>on CommiSee) so we could raise money and give directly to candidates. We raised over $2,500 in three months and gave to Republican candidates who were in need.

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As well as being ac>ve poli>cally, Palo Verde has supported our troops in numerous ways. Many of our members aSended the Grand Opening of Mary Ellen’s Place—an affordable housing facility for women veterans of all ages located in Phoenix and organized and built by Veterans First, Ltd. It consists of 15 furnished studio apartments where they may live for a short >me or the rest of their lives. Palo Verde Republican Women and individual members provided 15 Lazy-‐Boy chairs—one for each apartment. Joan Lang, our president who is an interior designer, had clients donate pa>o furniture and kitchen appliances. Members also donated money to be used to purchase $25 Grocery Giq Cards to be given to each resident. Our total contribu>ons in cash and goods exceeded $75,000. According to Veterans First, Ltd.’s President, Joan Sisco, work has begun on another project, Sallie’s Place, which will provide housing for women veterans with children. We will con>nue to support them with this new project. For many years Palo Verde Republican Women has supported Opera>on Homefront’s Back-‐to-‐School Brigade which provides backpacks and school supplies to local military kids in need. Each year in June we have donated 30 or more backpacks to Margy Bon, head of the organiza>on. We supported Major Nicole Fuller’s par>cipa>on in the Marine Corps Marathon with a $100 dona>on to the Armed Forces Founda>on.This organiza>on is dedicated to providing comfort and solace to members of the military community through financial support, career counseling, housing assistance, and recrea>onal therapy programs. Maj. Fuller is Director of the Behavioral Health Clinic at Luke Air Force Base. We honored military personnel at our regular mee>ng by invi>ng 5 Ac>ve Duty people from Luke Air Force Base to have lunch and speak to us about their du>es. Maj. Fuller was one of our speakers. We presented caps to ac>ve duty personnel, children of veterans, and

veterans that had the slogan—“We Salute Our Troops”—Palo Verde RW. We par>cipated in the “Wreaths Across America” annual Na>onwide Remembering Ceremony to honor Brave Men and Women who paid the ul>mate price for America’s Freedom by purchasing wreaths and helping to lay them at Cave Creek Na>onal Cemetery. We have donated >me and thousands of dollars to this project. Palo Verde also cares deeply about helping children. In the past 3 years we have donated over $2,500 to the Child Crisis Center in Mesa as well as giving diapers and paper goods. At Christmas we have donated toys. We made a dona>on to the Joe Foss Ins>tute, an organiza>on established to educate our youth on the importance of America’s unique freedoms and to inspire them to public service. We made a dona>on to ‘notMYkid’, a drug preven>on program started by Steve and PVRW member Debbie Moak. For several years Palo Verde has made a dona>on to Hillsdale College, a four year ins>tu>on of higher learning that receives no federal money and has a strong religious and patrio>c founda>on. Palo Verde Republican Women is made up of over 100 concerned women who want to make a difference in their city, state and na>on! Our ladies (and gentlemen/Pachyderms) are known being a poli>cally astute Republican Women’s Club.

Sincerely,

Jan Stephenson and Paula Linker

Europe was created by history. America was created by

philosophy. Margaret Thatcher 1925-2013

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NOTES ON AMERICAHAPPY APRIL! We have two April days to observe....April Fools Day (1st) and April 15 (taxes!)....they seem to be connected in a strange sort of way...... Ronald Reagan once said: "Taxpayer: that's someone who doesn't have to pass a civil service exam to work for the government." Moments in American history that occurred in April include: April 1, 1954: The U. S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO was established.April 3, 1860: The Pony Express began service between St. Joseph, Missouri and Sacramento, CA.April 4, 1850: The city of Los Angeles was incorporated.April 6, 1889: George Eastman began selling the Kodak camera.April 7, 1970: John Wayne won his only Oscar for his role in’ True Grit’.April 9, 1682: Sieur de La Salle claimed the Mississippi River valley for France.April 11, 1947: Jackie Robinson became the first black baseball player in the major

leagues when he played an exhibition game as a Brooklyn Dodger.April 12, 1945: Franklin Delano Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Warm Springs, GA.April 14, 1939: ‘The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck was published.April 16, 1862: Abraham Lincoln signed a bill ending slavery.April 18, 1775: Paul Revere made his famous ride from Boston to Lexington.April 20, 1912: Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox opened.April 22, 1864: Congress authorized the use of the phrase "In God We Trust" on U.S. coins.April 24, 1800: The Library of Congress spanish American waswas established.April 25, 1898: The United States declared war on Spain, Spanish-American War.April 27, 1813: American forces captured York (now Toronto) during the War of 1812.April 29, 1945: U. S. troops liberated the Dachau concentration camp in Germany.April 30, 1975: The last Americans evacuated Saigon as South Vietnam surrendered to the Vietcong.

Carol Peters, Americanism/Chaplain

Carol Peters, Kathy Shields, with guests Sarah Ziker, and new member Joyce Eller,

Allison Mary, Jim Gray, Pachyderm and PC, with Joan Lang and Jan Stephenson.

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Angela Ducey introduced our guest speaker, Clint Bolick. Clint is a director at Goldwater Ins>tute’s Scharf-‐Norton Center for Cons>tu>onal Li>ga>on here in Phoenix. He recently co-‐authored a book with Jeb Bush en>tled “Immigra>on Wars: Forging An American Solu>on”. Clint said that there are really only two types of immigrants who can currently get in to the US: 1) those that have family members here already, and 2) those that squeeze into one of the work visas, which only accounts for about 13%. This is the lowest percentage of work visas in industrialized countries. Since the 1960’s, our immigra>on system has been based on the ‘family reunifica>on” system. This means that immigrants who are here can bring in the rest of their family members; but these are oqen not the kinds of people we need here now or in the future. We need young people who will become produc>ve members of our society and our workforce. We don’t have that, and that’s why so many jobs are exported to other countries. The family reunifica>on system perpetuates “chain migra>on”, leaving very few visa and green cards for those immigrants who want to enter the U.S. to work. Clint said we will con>nue to have people who enter the country illegally un>l we can offer a realis>c and legal way for them to enter instead. Current laws are irra>onal and convoluted. We need to re-‐start the system from scratch.

In their book, Bolick and Jeb Bush propose a six-‐point strategy for reworking our policies, beginning with gebng rid of all the exis>ng, outdated immigra>on structures and star>ng over. They would reduce the influx of those entering under the family reunifica>on system, by limi>ng family members who can migrate to only spouses and minor children. They would also recreate Ellis Island-‐not literally, but the idea and framework of it,-‐as the way people

used to come into the US. They would strengthen border security and implement the immigra>on system at the same >me. A pathway to ci>zenship would be given to children who are living here illegally, but those adults who are here illegally would be given a pathway to permanent legal residency, NOT ci>zenship. The Gang of 8 has begun talking about stopping the chain migra>on and replacing it with a merit system. The House has goSen involved and States should play much more of a role in implemen>ng immigra>on reform

Bolick said that in their book, they talk about how Republicans can beSer reach out to minority voters. He said that most people know that Republicans didn’t do well with Hispanic voters; and most are not aware of how badly Republicans do among Asian voters – even worse than among Hispanics.

by Judy Clouse

Angela Ducey, assistant, first VP,Clint Bolick, speaker, Judi VanKeuren, winner of book signed by both Clint Bolick and Jeb BushJoan Lang, President and Marjorie Collins, Gold Mine .

“ Imm i g r a t i o n W a r s :F o r g i n g A n Ame r i c a n S o l u t i o n ” .

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GETTING TO KNOW YOU: KAREN PHILLIPSFirst, I became a Republican because I was "born" Republican. My family was involved in politics - Ohio and CA. My family is in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mother is 95 and doing pretty well. I have been a Real Estate Broker since 1997, started in Northern CA. At the present time, I work SE Valley and North Scottsdale with Prudential Arizona Properties. Harley is my English Springer Spaniel --

my best guy!

Marjorie Collins present ‘March Birthday Drawing Gift Winner ‘, to Judy Clouse, Palo

Verde RW Secretary.

HAPPYAPRIL BIRTHDAY wishes to:3rd-Barbara Braun25th-Gayla Coletto20th-Nina Natoli20th- Marie Volpe25th-Gloria Morrissey28th-Helene McKinstry

CongratulaHon to Palo Verde Republican Woman Marilyn HigginsThe Fountain Hills Republican of the Year 2013 is long>me grassroots ac>vist Marilyn Higgins. Higgins was presented with the award at the Fountain Hills Republican Club’s annual breakfast Saturday, March 16. Marilyn,

who moved to Fountain Hills 26 years ago with husband Jim, traces her involvement as a Republican to her first Presiden>al elec>on in 1964 when she voted for Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater. This led to her involvement in many Republican clubs and events in Tenafly, NJ. She joined the Young Republicans.

She also belonged to the local and county Republican women’s clubs, serving as a member of the Execu>ve CommiSee, as Treasurer, District Leader, and as chairman of many special events. She also worked as a Legisla>ve Aide to the New Jersey Assembly Speaker and as a poll challenger.


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Veronica Vossack, with Anita Rodriguez, Joan Lang with 50/50/ winner Roberta Heine, Barbara Cardinal, Joy Russell, and Valerie Mylowe.

Loralee DeSanto, Ida Clements, Diana Balich, Marjorie Collins, and CT and Mary Wright.

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Palo Verde Luncheons for 2013GRAYHAWK Golf Club

April 17thMay 15thJune 19th Sept. 18th

October 16thNovember 20thDecember18th

Board Meetings are First Monday of each Month4 MORE YEARS AND STILL NO LEADER

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C a l l i n g a l l h o m e c o o k s t h a t h a v e a r e c i p e t o s h a r e ! ”

Everyone has a favorite recipe or two. If you don't mind sharing it with your sister patriots,

send it to Jan D'Atri [email protected] will put it in the mix and choose one a month to feature in our

newsletter and on our WEB SITE!If there's a little story about the recipe, even better!

Who knows, maybe we can cook up an annual PVRW-Cookers Pot Luck Event as a fundraiser with these wonderful recipes!

FOR BROWNIE RECIPE GO TO ‘Palo Verde Republican Women’s Web site ‘.

Hi Gals! I made Carol Peters "Katherine Hepburn" Brownies tonight. This is going to be such a great recipe and cute, cute story for our newsletter! The recipe is so good, I'm going to do a column on it!Now, with all due respect to Ms. Hepburn, whom I adored, Carol's brownie icing was the real star!This recipe is rich, rich, rich chocolatey goodness...and so simple because it all gets done in one bowl. Plus!! Only a half a cup of flour in the brownies! Whew hoo!(So if you know anyone who's gluten intolerant Lite, it's perfect! HAHAH)Great job Carol! Thank you so much for your submission for the newsletter!

Above is a pic of Carol's icing. I could bathe in it! OXOXO Jan D’Atri

The recipe is from the "First Gentleman's Cookbook" compiled by William D. Orr, husband of Kay Orr, Governor, from the State of Nebraska "This book is dedicated to men who have yet to discover how satisfying it can be to start from scratch and serve a good dish or two....." Bill Orr. The recipe was donated to Bill's cookbook by The Garden Cafe, a popular restaurant and still in business, in Omaha. They still sell the brownies!




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The Evidence on School Choice is Out There, Let's Use ItApril 4, 2013 | By Jonathan Butcher/ THE GOLDWATER INSTITUTE

Since 2000, the number of children using a scholarship to attend a private school has increased 748 percent according to the Alliance for School Choice’s 2012-13 Yearbook. You read that right: 748 percent. Nearly 250,000 children attend private schools around the country using an education savings account, voucher, or tax credit scholarship.How did we go from zero children free to choose their school to 250,000 in 18 different parts of the country?The answer: Choice works. A study of the voucher program in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, found that enrolling in the voucher program “increases the likelihood of a student graduating from high school, enrolling in a four-year college, and persisting in college by 4-7 percentage points.”

PVRW Ladies stay informed and read more by just by clicking on the

web sites below.

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Obama to offer Social Security cuts in new budget — in exchange for tax hikes. posted April 5, 2013 by Ed Morrissey. No wonder it’s taking so long for Barack Obama to send his budget proposal to Congress. The budget is almost two months overdue, but Republicans may find it worth the wait. The Washington Post reports that Obama will offer cuts to Social Security in exchange for tax hikes to close the deficit — in effect, the grand bargain he and John Boehner nearly made two years ago:

Marijuana: Another Gift of the Left to America's Youth “Denver television station CBS4 reports that Colorado has seen a sharp spike in marijuana use among teenagers since Colorado voters passed Amendment 64 last November legalizing recreational use of the drug. As described in The Economist, along with a Washington State measure also legalizing marijuana, Amendment 64 is "an electoral first not only for America but for the world." That means two American states are to the left of the Scandinavian countries, Holland, and every other liberal country regarding marijuana. CBS4 quotes a number of local high school students.” By: Dennis Prager click above to read more.

Video: Celebrating 40 Years of The Heritage FoundationThis is an important week for The Heritage Foundation. Not only are we celebrating our 40th anniversary of advancing principled conservative reforms, but we’re also honoring Ed Feulner’s 36 years of leadership as president and welcoming Sen. Jim DeMint as his successor.

RNC Statement on the March Jobs Report, Posted April 5, 2013.WASHINGTON – Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus released the following statement on the March jobs report:“With only 88,000 jobs added and over five times as many Americans dropping out of the labor force, Americans have a lot of lingering questions:

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NFRW Region 3 Conference ‘Working toward Solutions’

Albuquerque, NM April 26-‐27, 2013 Region 3 includes the Arizona, Colorado,

Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.

WHERE: HyaS Regency Albuquerque $109.00 single/double 505-‐843-‐2679 Code: NMFRW**

HOW MUCH: Conference Fee Before April 5-‐$90 Aqer April 5-‐$100NM Governor Susana Martinez is now confirmed for the NFRW Region 3 Meeting and we are anticipating Governor Brewerand NFRW President Rae Chornenky will also be with us.

Palo Verde Ladies now planning to attend are Joan Lang, Anita Rodriguez, Cheryl Pelletier, Roberta Heine and Jill Byers.


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NFRW Convention 2013Louisville, KY...

Sept 20-22, 2013More information should be known

after the NFRW Board of Directors Meeting in Washington DC on March 7-9th. Site of the 2013 Convention is the

historic Galt House Hotel in downtown Louisville.

All Club Presidents are VOTING Delegates

to the National Convention.As the

"next Convention State", we will also be

responsible for hosting a Hospitality Suite...

The new location is in ‘THE VENUE’ ….. which is on the Main Campus of Scottsdale Bible Church, located on 7601 East Shea Blvd, Scottsdale AZ.


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PVRW OFFICERS2013

Joan Lang President

[email protected] Moak

1st V P- Programs [email protected]

Angela DuceyRoberta Heine

2nd V P- [email protected]

Sherry GrayTreasurer/Budget

[email protected] Clouse

[email protected]

PALO VERDE REPUBLICAN WOMENPalo 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 acCve groups in the state. Because of many concerns of membership, the ScoFsdale Club withdrew from the FederaCon. Joan Wood, and a group of followers who wished to remain in the FederaCon formed Palo Verde. From the very beginning, Palo Verde established itself as a very vigorous and acCve Club, and has remained so throughout the years. We educate our members through the programs presented at our monthly meeCngs, through the monthly NewsleFer, and by aFending AzFRW Quarterly meeCngs. We are sCll a very involved and energeCc group of Republican Women who strive to educate our membership and to elect Republicans to office.

PVRW is a member of the Arizona Federation of Republican Women (AzFRW) and the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW). Annual PVRW dues are $30 for Active members and $25 for Associate members and Pachyderms.

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 [email protected]

PVRW COMMITTEE CHAIRS 2013

Americanism/Chaplain Carol Peters Awards Hours Nina Natoli Fundraising/Retail Jewelry Cheryl Pelle>er Community Service Jan Stephenson

Gold Mine Marjorie Collins

Laura Bush Colleen Goodrich Patriot Editor Loralee DeSanto Patriot Asst. Editors Marjorie Collins Roberta Heine Parliamentarian/ByLaws Michelle Creveling Poli>cal Educa>on/Legisla>on Paula Linker Publicity Marcia Thompson Reserva>ons Jan Stephenson

Roster Linda Stacey

Webmaster Cheryl Pelle>er











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