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Southern Hills Republican Women DIRECTORS President Southern Hills Republican Women Lynn Armanino [email protected] March 2017 For the good of the club Volume 10 Issue 3 702-248-1414 1st VP Nickie Diersen [email protected] 702-897-4682 2nd VP Dorothy Kazanjian [email protected] 702-685-3631 Treasurer Linda Schlinger [email protected] 702-896-9829 Secretary Heather Stamer [email protected] 702-743-0381 Communications Director Hannah Persons [email protected] 480-570-7067 Events Director Marilyn Ford [email protected] 702-450-7063 Campaign Director Carolyn von Gortler [email protected] 702-914-3730 Budget & Finance Director Parliamentarian Sharon Banta [email protected] INSIDE THIS ISSUE Page 2: March Luncheon Guest Speaker: Mayoral Candidates, Eddie Hamilton, Crystal Hendrickson & Rick Workman Page 3: What is the Secretary of state Lock box? Page 4: The Inauguration part 2 Page 5: Important SHRW luncheon rule changes Page 6: Birthdays, Committee Chairs, & More Page 7: Coming Events & Did You Know SHRW Mission Statement Page 8: Your legislators The Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club believes in American Page 9-11:Nevada Federation exceptionalism. We are committed to supporting and advancing the Republican Party, and its candidates, at the local, state and national level. To fulfill this mission we will: Page 11: Voter Fraud • provide information on current political and community issues, organize members and coordinate efforts to promote and elect Republican Page 12-13: Luncheon Photos ttps://twitter.com/sohillsrw candidates, 1 Page 14-15: Advertisers • maintain our commitme nt, passion and knowledge in support of the Republican Party and conservative issues. March 28th Guest Speakers Guest Skype Appearance WHEN: from Carson City by Controller Ron Knecht March 28 Learn How to Navigate the NV Legislative Web Site Room opens at 10:45 a.m. with Rana Goodman Lunch served at 11:30 a.m. Henderson Mayoral Candidate Forum WHERE: Eddie Hamilton , Crystal Hendrickson and Rick Workman Buckman’s Grille 2600 Hampton Road Crystal Hendrickson Henderson, NV 89052 Crystal Hendrickson has a background in Land Surveying and owns a parking lot maintenance business. She has an RESERVATION DEADLINE: Associate's Degree in land surveying, and knows planning and March 22nd zoning regulations. A few years ago, she began following City Check must be received in the Council meetings as she believes that monitoring government mail by this date is the duty of all citizens. She is running because she has researched many agenda items at city council meetings that she attends, and is PLEASE MAIL CHECKS TO: disturbed that decisions are made prior to the city council meeting. She is originally from South Dakota and moved to southern Nevada in 2004. Crystal, So. Hills Republican Women along with her husband and her 3 children live in Henderson 2505 Anthem Village Drive Suite E-223 Eddie Hamilton Henderson, NV 89052 Eddie Hamilton is a small business owner, entrepreneur, and real or estate investor (domestic and international). Eddie has a degree DROP CHECKS IN MAILBOX: in Business Administration and is experienced in production 2001 DiPinto - Corner of Hampton manufacturing, budgeting and investment including real estate & DiPinto Street and stock/treasury bonds. He is a voting member of the Nevada Republican Party State Central Committee, representing Clark County DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL Commission District "G." In July 2016 he attended the Republican National DIETARY NEED? Convention as an elected Donald J.Trump National Delegate. Eddie has been a Contact: Marilyn full time Nevada resident since 2004 and currently resides near downtown Water Street District. Eddie is married, has 3 children and 1 grandchild 702-450-7063 [email protected] Rick Workman Rick Workman has a 43-year record of public service, both in the U.S. Air Force and in local public safety agencies. Rick is a retired U.S. Air Force officer who managed nuclear weapons, aircraft, and programs with assets over two billion dollars. For the past 23 years he has worked in public safety and currently manages the Henderson crime lab and CSI section that he started in 2000. Rick and his wife have been married nearly 39 years and have two children. He holds a Master of Aeronautical Science -Aerospace Management; a Bachelor of Science - Business Management and Associate in Applied Science -Nuclear UPCOMING Technology. LUNCHEON DATES Rana Goodman, SHRW Legislative Chair April 25 Our legislative chair, Rana Goodman has been working as a non-paid lobbyist each session for the past 10 years. She is May 23 going to show us quick and easy ways to track bills that may June 27 interest us, and send comments to our legislators. July 25 NvFRW has endorsed AB-73 (Revises provisions regarding crimes against children & sex trafficking) & SHRW has endorsed August 22 AB-56 (Authorizes justice & municipal courts to establish Veteran Treatment Programs) September 26 Luncheon Fee: $25 Members & $30 Non- Members October 17 Last Day to R.S.V.P.: Feb 22nd SHRW Accepts Credit & Debit Cards November 14 Register Now:SHRWLuncheon.eventbrite.com. December 5 Southern Hills Republican2 Women are now donating the military basket ticket sales proceeds to The Veterans Treatment Court in Henderson. 2 WHAT IS THE SECRETARY OF STATE LOCK BOX? By Rana Goodman, Legislative chair http://www.nvsos.gov/sos/online-services/living-will-lockbox/title-living-will-lockbox ABOUT LIVING WILL LOCKBOX The Secretary of State is responsible for electronically storing & making available filed documents to the registrant (you) and/or healthcare providers by request in conjunction with the registrant’s medical care. Currently a bill is before the Nevada legislature, which is sponsored by Senator Becky Harris, to have the guardianship nomination form also filed in the secretary of state’s lock box. The benefit of this would be that a judge in family court having a guardianship proceeding on his/her calendar will be able to check with the secretary of state to see if a nomination form has been filed prior to a hearing. If the applicant for the guardianship is NOT the nominated person, the case would not be heard and the nominated person would be notified immediately. Registration is free. Instructions, forms and resources needed to register are available at www.livingwilllockbox.com or on the Secretary of State website www.nvsos.gov. Secure & Confidential Secure access to the Lockbox is granted to the registrant through an assigned registration number. It is at the discretion of the registrant to share this information with others. AB 773: Sex Trafficking (the bill SHRW voted to follow) Existing law: (1) sets forth the specific acts that constitute the crimes of sex trafficking and prostitution; and (2) provides the terms of imprisonment and fines that must be imposed against a per- son convicted of sex trafficking or prostitution. (NRS 201.300, 201.354) Section 1 of this bill provides that a person who knowingly solicits a child who is less than 14 years of age for prostitution shall be punished for sex trafficking. Existing law establishes a privilege for confidential communication between a victim of certain crimes and a victim’s advocate who works for a nonprofit program that provides assistance to victims of those crimes. (NRS 49.2541- 49.2549) You don’t have to go to Carson City if you want to be heard by the legislature. You can testify on any bill that is of interest when it is discussed. Call the number below , give the bill number and ask for the hearing date and time. TO TESTIFY IN CLARK COUNTY: The Sawyer Building 4th Floor 555 E. Washington Avenue DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS:? Constituent Services: 702-486-3883 You can also email any legislator, fast and easy: Their addresses are all almost the same, it goes like this: First name, dot, last name. See example written below. If you are not sure if they are senate or assembly, call 702-486-3883 SENATE ASSEMBLY [email protected] Michael.sprinkle@@asm.state.nv.us Disclaimer: The Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club newsletter is paid for by the Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club and is not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee https://twitter.com/sohillsrw www.SHRWhendersonrepublicanwomen. com 3 https://www.facebook.com/pages/SHRW-Henderson-Southern-Hills-Republican-Women/ 3 THE 58TH INAUGURATION OF THE 45TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DONALD J. TRUMP AND VICE PRESIDENT, MICHAEL R. PENCE JANUARY 20, 2017 PART 2 By LINDA SCHLINGER, DOT KAZANJIAN On the morning of the 18th, we gathered at the gate to await the flight. Hoping to see some people we would know, we recognized some rather prominent fellow Republicans. There was Wayne Allyn Root with his guest radio host, Megan Barth and Rob Lauer. Then we were able to say hello to Mo Karas and Adam Laxalt, our AG with his wife and children, and Jim Marchant, Assemblyman from District 37 and an Associate member of SHRW. We flew to our Nation’s Capitol (landing at Baltimore’s Thurgood Marshall Airport) in four hours arriving late afternoon. Settling in was done quite easily by a well-run operation, thanks to Rob. On the 19th we had a wonderful day of sightseeing taking in some of the historical monuments and sites. We made a short stop at the Ford Theatre, and saw the house directly across the street where President Lincoln died after being shot while watching the play “Our Country Cousin”. Our next stop took us to Arlington National Cemetery where we witnessed the changing of the guard at the Tomb of The Unknown Soldiers. That same day Donald Trump and Michael Pence placed a wreath upon the Tomb , (However, that was not open to the public).
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