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Upcoming Events February 18 - Book Club March 12- Luncheon meeting at Scottish Rite Temple at NOON April 9 - Luncheon meeting at Scottish Rite Temple at NOON May - OFRW Day at the Capitol (No regular luncheon meeting) June and July - No meetings August - Summer Picnic September 10 - Luncheon meeting at Scottish Rite Temple at NOON October 3-5 - OFRW Biennial Convention, Salem October 8 - No regular meeting November - No regular meeting December - Christmas Tea |
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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN OREGON FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
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Next Luncheon Meeting: April 9Come join us Thursday, April 9, 11:30 a.m. Social Hour, 12:00 p.m. Luncheon Meeting, at the Scottish Rite Temple, 4090 Commercial Street SE, Salem for a session update from our own State Representative Kim Thatcher of House District 25. We will also discuss the Oregon Federation of Republican Women's May Day at the Capitol and the OFRW Biennial Convention coming up this October in Salem.
The Capitol City Republican Women will host the Oregon Federation of Republican Women's Biennial Convention October 2-4 here in Salem. We will be electing next biennium's officers and attending a series of great workshops to prepare for Republican victory in the 2010 campaigns. If you are interested in being a part of putting on this great event or if you would like to be on the list for event updates, contact Jessica van Diepen, Convention Coordinator,jvandiep@yahoo.com.
The Book Club will meet to discuss Principles 8-18 in The 5,000-Year Leap by W. Cleon Skousen at 7:00 p.m. this Wednesday, March 26. Join us for good conversation and refreshments. Email jvandiep@yahoo.com for address and directions.
President: Andrea Hoffman
1st Vice-President: Cheri Crocker
2nd Vice-President: Jessica van Diepen
Treasurer: Betty Simonka
Secretary: Nita Wood & Joyce Waggoner
These are hours of volunteering (non-paid) for the Republican Party, our Republican candidates, and our Federation of Republican Women. Some great examples of hours you can count are campaign work done at home like mailings, posters, or phone calls. You can count time spent as a county, state, or national party committee member, political work at club meetings, running for office, or working at the HQ of the Party or candidate volunteering your time. Remember to keep track. Every hour you volunteer helps our club.
