Thursday, February 7, 2013

Stow Republican Club
Club Meeting

Our next Stow Republican Club meeting will be on February 21.  It will be an evening meeting at On Tap.  More details to follow.

A note from Mike...
Mike Chadsey has asked us to inform you that the County Republican Party is looking for a candidate to campaign for Stow Clerk of Courts for this year.  It is a 6-year term, pays about 90K and will be against an appointed Democrat.  If anyone has further questions, or would like to be considered, please contact Mike at mikechad98@aol.com

Membership UpdateIf you will be mailing in your membership dues, please include your email address so that we may update our records.

  On the Mend...Nancy Kroft's daughter, Kim, had an unfortunate accident recently.  During one of our windy days, she was hit by a large branch and has been hospitalized with serious injuries.  She will undergo rehab and continue her recovery with Nancy and her family.  Please keep them in your prayers.
  
Another long time Club member, Kathy Mihelick, is recovering at home after being hospitalized with pneumonia.  We wish her continued improvement and health. 

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Stow Republican Club meeting: 26Jan2013
Pledge of Allegiance
Grace - Gloria Rodgers
Petition for Candy O’Connor announced
The daughter of Nancy Kroft was struck in the head by a large branch during a windstorm and suffered a skull fracture. Please keep her in your prayers.
Introduction of Drew and Ania Schottenheimer – new members.
Treasurer’s report – Rob Armstrong
Katarina Cook – Judge, Akron Municipal Court
2013 Stow Republican Club nominees:
President: Larry Kinnan
Vice President: Gloria Rodgers
Secretary: Kathy Armstrong
Treasurer: Rod Armstrong
Ward 1: Renata Kinnan
Ward 2: Sonja Guiffrida
Ward 3: Brian Loudermilk
Ward 4: Joe Hickin
All candidates elected by unanimous voice vote.
Swearing in by Judge Katarina Cook.
Address by new President Larry;
Agenda 21 – Development of Stow-Kent Plaza area similar to Agenda 21. Proposals may affect property rights.
New members – need new, younger members. Get people you know involved.
Need to support our candidates in coming year. We may not agree on every issue, but we do agree on our base principles.
Attend city council meetings and Board of Education meetings: be aware of events and make your opinions heard.
        Board of Education meetings found here.
        City Council meetings found here.

Historical Society is running a campaign to save an historical schoolhouse.
     Historical Society website: http://www.smfpl.org/SHS.htm

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

The Stow Republican Club will be meeting at On Tap Restaurant for breakfast on Saturday, January 26 at 8:30 a.m.  During the meeting, the Nominating Committee will be presenting a slate of officers for 2013.  If you are a member, and would like to recommend a candidate for consideration, please email Nancy Kroft at kroftstowohio@aol.com

Cost for the breakfast is $10.  Please email Kathy Armstrong (rarmst0217@aol.com) for reservations.

Friday, November 30, 2012

Sad news:
Bill Nellis, longtime Stow Republican Club member and supporter, passed away on November 28. Calling hours are TODAY from 5-8 p.m. at Redmon Funeral Home in Stow. If friends should desire, condolences may be sent to 4152 Leewood Dr., Stow 44224.

We will miss Bill's dedication to the mission and ideals we all value.

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

SEASON'S GREETINGS!
STOW REPUBLICAN CLUB DECEMBER MEETING
The Stow Republican Club is hosting a holiday meeting on Saturday, December 8.  We will gather at On Tap Restaurant (Rt. 59 in Stow) at 8:30 a.m. for breakfast.

In keeping with the spirit of the season, in lieu of a member gift exchange, we are hoping to make contributions to the "Toys for Tots" campaign.  Please bring an unwrapped new toy (small or large) to surprise a local child
on Christmas morning.

Cost of the breakfast is $10.  If you are planning to attend, please contact Kathy Armstrong at rarmst0217@aol.com or 330-688-7467.  Hope to see you there!


KEEPING CHRISTMAS -
A COMMUNITY HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
A group of Stow-Munroe Falls Citizens is pulling together to give local children a special experience.  Bring your children and grandchildren to this exciting holiday event on Monday, December 10.  Full Details follow...


Stow Munroe Falls Citizens
In conjunction with
Silver Lake Country Club
present

  Keeping Christmas 

A Community Holiday Celebration

Featuring Cookies with Santa
And Entertainment by local high school singers
To the accompaniment of Josh Sandman
All SMF families are cordially invited to attend
Monday, December 10th, 2012
From 5-8PM
In the Commons Room
At Silver Lake Country Club
1325 Graham Road in Silver Lake

      Admission is free

Parents, don’t forget your cameras!

An Open M Pajama Collection site
Donations of PJ’s sizes 3months thru adult gratefully accepted
Questions: Bonnie Napora
@ SLCC 330.688.6066

Monday, October 22, 2012

Two busloads of Republican representatives from the State will be visiting our Victory Center this weekend.  They will be canvassing our area, relaying critical information about the upcoming election.

They will be in need of transportation to various areas and you can help this statewide effort on either Saturday (9 a.m.-9 p.m.) or Sunday (12-5p.m.).  They are asking that you pick up a group of 4-5 representatives at the Center and drop them off at their canvassing location.  You can then return home.  You will be contacted when it is time to pick them up to return to the Center.  It will require very little of your time (you can volunteer for any time period you choose as there will be about 100-150 people needing rides at different times).

In the final days before the election, this is a crucial effort.  Please join Victory Center volunteers across the state in this surge.

If you can spare some time this weekend, please contact Lance Reed at the Victory Center at lreed@ohiovictory.org. or
314-440-4269.  Let him know what time frame fits your schedule.

Thank you for supporting the Republican ideals and wanting a better America! 

Thursday, October 18, 2012