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Newsletter 2012-19 May 11, 2012 MOST INCUMBENTS RETAIN Newsletter 2012-19 May 11, 2012 MOST INCUMBENTS RETAIN SEATS IN PRIMARY ELECTION Turnout was light for Tuesday’s Primary Election as voters in West Virginia’s returned most incumbent legislators to office. An exception is Senator Richard Browning, D-Wyoming, who lost to current House of Delegates member Daniel Hall, also D-Wyoming. The two-term delegate won by a 51-49 percent margin. Delegate Joe Talbott, D-Webster, lost to long-time Webster County Assessor Dana Lynch. Even though most every incumbent won, the House of Delegates will have a different make up next session as nearly 20 veteran delegates chose to not run for re-election or ran for other offices. Most of the Senate races in November will feature incumbents, except for the 4th Senate District which will pit current House member Mitch Carmichael, R-Jackson, against Mike Bright, and the 8th Senate District which includes Democrat Joshua Martin and Republican Chris Walters. Of the 16 Senate candidates endorsed by HUB/PAC, 15 won their primary races. In the House, all but nine of the 77 candidates endorsed by HUB/PAC won their primary election. A notable exception is CAWV member John Casey who ran a good race and came within 150 votes of winning in the new 14th House District of Mason County. “I thank every member who contributed to HUB/PAC,” said CAWV President Gene Thompson. “It is important to elect senators and delegates who will make sure the CAWV’s voice is heard in the Legislature. Your continued support of our efforts is critical for the upcoming General Election,” he said. The Governor and Senate races will be a return engagement of last year’s special elections. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin will face off in November against Bill Maloney. Senator Joe Manchin will be running again against John Raese. West Virginia’s current Representatives David McKinley, Shelley Moore Capito and Nick Rahall will face new challengers in the general election. Supreme Court Justice Robin Davis was the top vote getter in the Supreme Court race. She will be joined by Letitia “Tish” Chafin who finished a strong second to complete the Democratic ticket for the high court in the fall. They will face GOP candidates John Yoder and Allen Loughry. Visit the following link to view full election results: http://wvmetronews.com/election/. CAWV ANNUAL MEETING PACKET SENT TO MEMBERS An exciting lineup of programs and speakers has been scheduled for the 2012 CAWV Annual Meeting, which will be held July 12-15 at The Greenbrier. The Program Committee is currently finalizing the event speakers. In addition to the General Business Session, meetings of the CAWV occupational divisions will be held, a Welcome Night Reception sponsored by the Associate Division, golf and fishing tournaments and the President’s Reception and Banquet round out the popular meeting. Forms are attached to this week’s Newsletter and will remain available online at www.cawv.org under the “Events” section of the site. For additional information, contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]. CAWV SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING FRIDAY, JUNE 1, SANDY BRAE GOLF CLUB The annual CAWV Golf Outing will be held Friday, June 1, at Sandy Brae Golf Club in Clendenin. "Over 300 CAWV members and guests played in last year’s event, which sold out very early," said Golf Chairman Bob Brookover. "Due to the tremendous number of golfers in recent years, we are limited to 20 "Sixsomes" for both the 7:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. starting times." For morning golfers, a luncheon will be held immediately after play. For the afternoon golfers, dinner will be held immediately after play. Awards will be presented at the luncheon for the morning flight and at dinner for the afternoon flight. All proceeds from the Golf Outing benefit the CAWV Scholarship Foundation. To hold reservations, a check must accompany the form. Reservation forms are available at www.cawv.org, are due by May 18. For more information, contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or email at [email protected]. MEMBERS ENJOY AFTERHOURS RECEPTION AT MARDI GRAS CASINO & RESORT With a clear view of the dog track, CAWV members and guests enjoyed networking at the association’s Spring Meeting / Business Afterhours reception. The evening kicked off with a productive Board of Directors meeting, followed by the reception. Over 100 CAWV members attended the event, receiving a goody bag from the casino including slot play credits, cards and a chance to bet on the greyhound racing. “The event was well attended and everyone had a wonderful time,” said CAWV President Gene Thompson. “The race track was a wonderful venue with a large room overlooking the races. Everyone, whether they gambled or not, enjoyed watching the dogs, getting to know new members and seeing their friends in the industry.” A very special thanks to our sponsors: Agsten Construction Company Martin Engineering BB&T Carson Insurance Services Mt. State Insurance Agency Boxley Rish Equipment Company BrickStreet Insurance Rudd Equipment Company Daniels Law Firm Shamblin Stone Company Ferguson Water Works West Virginia Paving Company Kokosing Construction Company CAWV CONGRESSIONAL FLY-IN SCHEDULED FOR MAY 31 The 24th annual CAWV Congressional Fly-In will be held Thursday, May 31. President Gene Thompson will lead the CAWV-member delegation to Washington, D. C. to meet with West Virginia’s congressional delegation on issues critical to the construction industry. “It is important that our senators and representatives see us in their offices, meeting with them face-to-face, to discuss the issues that are important to our members,” said President Thompson. This year’s Fly-In will be held in conjunction with the Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) which will include hundreds of industry people who will urge Congress to complete action on a long-term transportation bill. AGC of America and ARTBA are co-chairs of TCC. Participants can fly to Washington on USAir out of Yeager Airport on Thursday morning and return that evening, or drive and meet the delegation in Washington. Members who have attended in the past received information on this year’s Fly-In. Any member wishing to attend this year’s event should contact Mike Clowser at (304)342-1166 or [email protected]. CAWV WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS We are pleased to announce that the following firms have been accepted into membership by the Board of Directors. Please welcome them to the CAWV, and call on them for products and services. Please cut and paste the new members into your directory. Contractor Membership: Chojnacki Construction Inc. Municipal / Utility Construction P.O. Box 22 Hamlin, West Virginia 25523 (304) 208-3935 (304) 778-3299 Fax Andrew Chojnacki Fields Excavating, Inc. Municipal / Utility Construction 177 TWP Road 191 Kitts Hill, Ohio 45645 (740) 532-1780 (740) 532-6677 Fax Jeff Fields, President Josh Fields Mid Atlantic Maintenance Corp. Traffic Control, Striping, Asphalt Maintenance 56 Clay Lick Road, Ripley, West Virginia 25271 (304) 372-7770 (304) 485-5205 Fax Amber Semones, Owner Associate Membership: Clow Water Systems Company Iron Pipe Manufacturer P.O. Box 6001 Coshocton, Ohio 43812 (614) 325-6865 (740) 323-5799 Fax www.clowwatersystems.com Dennis R. Charko, Executive Vice President, Ductile Iron Pipe Group Phil Ames, Sales Representative TO: CAWV MEMBERS FROM: DAN COOPERRIDER, PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN The Program Committee invites you to attend the 2012 CAWV Annual Meeting, which will be held July 12-15, at the beautiful Greenbrier Hotel. ACTIVITY SHEET - Sign up for the golf, fishing and trap tournaments, Children’s Programs and, the “Delicious Dining” a culinary demonstration and light brunch for our non-golfers. The golf tournament will be mixed men and women on the Meadows Course. The trap and fishing tournaments will be at members’ leisure on Saturday. Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to the CAWV by June 22nd so proper reservations can be made with the hotel. BUSINESS SESSION - An excellent business session has been scheduled which will begin at 7:30 a.m Saturday with Breakfast. The division meetings will immediately follow the business session. PRESIDENT’S BANQUET - Please note the banquet is Black Tie Optional. The CAWV will again have assigned seating for our Banquet. A seating request form is included with this mailing. You will be assigned seating if a request is not made. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS - These programs will take place on Saturday morning and evening. A detailed schedule will be available at the CAWV Registration Desk. DINNER & SPA APPOINTMENTS Advance reservations for dinner and spa appointments are highly recommended. To make dinner reservations for Thursday or Friday night, call the hotel at 1-800-624-6070 ext 7236. For spa appointments, you may call the hotel or email them at [email protected] A tentative agenda is also enclosed. If you have any questions , or need further information, please call Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or email at [email protected] I look forward to seeing you at The Greenbrier. Registration Forms 2012 Meeting Registration Form The Greenbrier Resort White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia July 12-15 , 2012 NAME: _____________________________________________ SPOUSE OR GUEST: ___________________________________ CHILDREN: (1) __________________ (2) __________________ COMPANY: __________________________________________ ADDRESS: __________________________________________ CITY: _____________ STATE: ___________ ZIP: ___________ EMAIL: ________________________________ EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION: Must be received by June 1, 2012 $ 1,100.00 per couple _____ REGULAR REGISTRATION: Must be received by June 8, 2012 $ 1,045.00 per couple _____ LATE REGISTRATION: N OF WEST VIRGINIA All registration received after June 8th $ 1,200.00 per couple _____ SINGLE REGISTRATION: $ 600.o0 per person _____ FAMILY REGISTRATION: Children age 18 & under attending CAWV Banquet $ 145.00 _____ Form of Payment: ___ Check Enclosed Credit Card: Visa/MC/Amex Credit Card Number: _____________________ Exp.
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