Alan J. Munn

SOME  REPUBLICAN  PARTY  CLUBS  IN  QUEENS,  BROOKLYN,  AND  MANHATTAN  (New  York  City)

CLUB MONTHLY MEETINGMEETING SITE
Forest Park Republican Club last Wed 7:30Queens Rego Park 11374
Grand Old Party Republican Club 1st Mon 7:30Queens Sunnyside 11104
Maspeth Republican Club 2nd Wed 7:30Queens Maspeth 11378-2895
Middle Village Republican Club 3rd Mon 7:30Queens Middle Village 11379-1977
Northeast Queens Republican Club 3rd Wed 8:00 Queens Bayside 11358-2638
Queens Village Republican Club, Inc. 1st Thu 8:00Queens Bellerose 11426
Regular Republican Club, 30th A.D., Inc. 3rd Tues 7:30Queens Woodside 11377
Rockaway Republicans last Tues 8:00?Queens Belle Harbor 11694
South Queens Republican Club last Thurs 8:30Queens South Ozone Park 11420
Whitestone Republican Club 2nd Thurs Queens Whitestone 11357
Brownstone Republican Club.Brooklyn 11201
Gramercy Park Republican Club2nd & 3rd ThursManhattan Grammercy Park 10010
Log Cabin Republicans of New York State1st Thu 8:00Manhattan midtown 10019
Metropolitan Republican Club1st Thu 6:30 Manhattan upper East Side 10028
New York Young Republican Club, Inc.2nd Thu Manhattan
New York Young Republican Club, Inc.3rd Thu 7:00 Manhattan midtown 10019
Republican web links


  1. FOREST PARK REPUBLICAN CLUB

    meeting place:
    American Legion (Continental Post)
    107-15 Metropolitan Ave.
    (between 74th Ave. and Ascan Ave.)
    Forest Hills 11375

    phone:
    voice (718) 261-4965
    fax (718) 268-3239

    mail:
    Forest Park Republican Club
    c/o Matthew D. Hunter, Esq.
    108-18 Queens Blvd., Floor 9
    Forest Hills, NY 11375-4789

    A bus runs along Metropolitan Avenue. Club meetings are at 7:30 p.m. on the last Wednesday of the month (except July and August). Many people attend the monthly meetings of the club (maybe, in part, because the club has no membership dues). The club's active members include president Matt Hunter, Keith Hunter, John Haggerty, and Bart Haggerty. The club has a special interest in the 28th Assembly District (Cohen).




  2. GOP CLUB (GRAND OLD PARTY REPUBLICAN CLUB)

    correspondence address:
    GOP Club
    41-40 47th St.
    Sunnyside, NY 11104

    phone (718) 784-1663

    meeting place:
    Nak Won Reform Church
    41-20 Queens Blvd.(a white, brick building)
    (Use the side entrance on 42nd Street, then go downstairs.)
    Sunnyside 11104
    western Queens between L.I.C. and Woodside

    subway: Take the 7 elevated train (color-coded purple) to the 40th Street station (a local station). Walk east on Queens Boulevard about two blocks.

    The club usually meets on the 1st Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. John J. Ward is president and Al Seifert is treasurer. Stephen H. Wiener (a 37th A.D. district leader and a member of the NYC Board of Elections), Betty-Ann Hogan (the other 37th A.D. district leader), and Alice Lemos are some of the other people who are active in the club. The club has the easiest-to-get-to meeting place of any Republican club in Queens: on Queens Boulevard, about two blocks from a station of the number 7 elevated train.




  3. MASPETH REPUBLICAN CLUB

    phone (718) 894-0335

    meeting place:
    Kowalinski Post
    61-57 Maspeth Ave. (N. of Grand Ave., S. of L.I. Exp'y, W. of Mt. Olivet Cemetery)
    Maspeth 11378-2895

    This club meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month (except January, February, July, and August) at 7:30 p.m. Frank Messano is president.




  4. MIDDLE VILLAGE REPUBLICAN CLUB

    Trinity Lutheran Church
    6370 Dry Harborr Road
    (north of Juniper Valley Park, near 63rd Avenue and 82nd Place)
    Middle Village neighborhood
    central Queens (near Brooklyn), NY 11379-1977

    The club's leaders include Joseph Suraci and long-time member Olga Finneran. The club meets in the church basement on the 3rd Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. except in July and August.




  5. NORTHEAST QUEENS REPUBLICAN CLUB, INC.

    meets at
    Reception House
    167-09 Northern Blvd.
    (north of Flushing Cemetery, west of Francis Lewis Blvd.)
    Flushing 11358-2638

    mail:
    Northeast Queens Republican Club
    PO Box 580440
    Flushing, NY 11358-0440

    phone 631-3900
    fax 631-3737

    The Club meets at 8:00 p.m. on the 3rd Wednesday of the month (except July and August). The club's leaders include president Janet Malone, Terrance Gray, Joseph Dubowski, Mary Anderson, Wanda Beck Antosh, James Hartman, Rabbi M. Pomerantz, and Sheila Peralta. By the way, Northeast Club used to be named Bayside Republican Club.




  6. QUEENS VILLAGE REPUBLICAN CLUB, Inc.

    meeting place:
    St. Anne Post, CWV
    237-20 92nd Road (across from Bellerose Post Office)
    (south of Braddock Ave., north of Jamaica Ave., east of Springfield Blvd.)
    Bellerose, eastern Queens near Nassau County, 11426-1110

    mail:
    224-23 Davenport Avenue
    Queens Village 11428-1462

    phone and fax (718) 465-6405

    This big club is the oldest Republican club in America and possibly may be the best-financed Republican club in Queens. The club (which meets in eastern Queens, near Belmont Park race track) has a special interest in the 24th and 33rd Assembly Districts, and in the 11th Senate District. The club meets at 8:00 p.m. on the first Thursday night of every month (except July and August) and has a monthly newsletter, The Queens Village Eagle, edited by James A. Trent and published by Harvey E. Moder. The club's leaders include president Phillip T. Sica, Mary C. Moder, Linda Gritsch, Helen Trent, and Arlene Mooradian. State senator Frank Padavan is on the board of directors.




  7. REGULAR REPUBLICAN CLUB, 30TH A.D., Inc.

    meeting place:
    Four Provinces Hall
    39-30 58th Street
    (north of Roosevelt Ave., south of Broadway, east of Doughboy Park)
    Woodside 11377-3394
    western Queens, NY

    mail:
    80-09 35th Avenue
    Jackson Heights, NY 11377

    train:
    MTA's 7 elevated train (color-coded purple) to Woodside (61st St.) station, or
    LIRR to the Woodside station.

    Pat Hurley (club president), Pennie Eoanidis, State Committeemembers Ed Coyne and Joanne Mugno, Elizabeth "Betty" Kellner, and Rene Arecco are some of the active members. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd Tuesday.



  8. ROCKAWAY REPUBLICANS

    meeting place:
    Belle Harbor Yacht Club
    533 Beach 126th. Street
    (on Rockaway peninsula, south of Beach Channel Drive)
    Belle Harbor 11694-1724
    between Jamaaica Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, NY

    train:
    MTA's A train (8th Avenue Express, color-coded blue) or S train (Rockaway Park Shuttle) to Rockaway Park Beach 116th Street station (last station).

    bus:
    35 (Newport Avenue) and 22 (Rockaway Beach Boulevard)

    telephone 318-1515
    email rockrepublicans@hotmail.com

    This young club's officers are President Tom Lynch; Vice President Stu Mirsky; Secretary JoAnn Ambrosio; Treasurer John Santoro; Sergeant-At-Arms Dennis Sugrue; Chairman of the Board George Greco; and Board Members Kevin Moroney, Steve Greenberg, and Rosemary Kelleher. Meetings seem to start at about 8:00 p.m. on a Tuesday.




  9. SOUTH QUEENS REPUBLICAN CLUB

    meeting place
    Knights of Columbus
    135-45 Lefferts Blvd.
    (near 120th Street and 135th Avenue)
    South Ozone Park 11420

    phone 845-4008
    fax 848-8164

    mail:
    South Queens Republican Club
    133-17 116th Street
    Jamaica, NY 11420

    On the last Thursday night of the month at 8:30 p.m. (except in August), there is a meeting of at least one of the following three groups (in alphabetical order): Queens Young Republican Club, South Queens Republican Club (also known as William Fells South Queens Republican Club), and Young American Conservatives. Those monthly meetings are the best-attended of any Republican club in south Queens. Club members include president Joseph F. "Joe" Kasper, Ephraim Grossbein, Mitch Marcus, Carl Perrera, Ross Serber, and Ray Costanza. Food for religious diets (kosher and halal, for example) is available on request at club dinners.





  10. WHITESTONE REPUBLICAN CLUB

    The club meets at:
    Grace Episcopal Church Parish Hall
    15117 14th Road
    (near corner of Clintonville St. and 14th Ave.)
    Whitestone, northeast Queens near the Bronx Whitestone Bridge, 11357-2612
    Telephone, fax, email, and meeting time unknown

    Enter the building using the back entrance by the parking lot. The club meets the 2nd Thursday of the month. The club does not seem to meet every month. State senator Frank Padavan belongs to the club.




  11. SOME CLUBS THAT MEET IN BROOKLYN AND MANHATTAN


    1. BROWNSTONE REPUBLICAN CLUB


      web site Brownstone Republican Club

      mail:
      Brownstone Republican Club
      60 Remsen Street, 9c
      Brooklyn, NY 11201

      phone: 625-0808

      email:

      Club President Rosemarie Markgraf markgraf@brownstonegop.com,

      Club Secretary Eric Miller emiller@brownstonegop.com,

      general information and questions about the club info@brownstonegop.com




    2. GRAMERCY PARK REPUBLICAN CLUB


      This is the biggest Republican club in New York State. It meets in Manhattan on the 3rd Thursday night of the month for a general meeting (and also on the 2nd Thursday night of the month, to stuff envelopes and chat about politics). The main leader is Bill Fling. The club often participates in street fairs. The club has annual membership dues and also requests a small donation at the door from each person entering the general meetings (on the third Thursday night of the month). If your personal life is not conservative, possibly you should not join. The club often has excellent, famous speakers. The club uses mass mail to get new members.

      mail:
      Gramercy Park Republican Club
      PO Box 262
      NY, NY 10150-0262

      meeting place:
      Lutheran Church
      155 East 22nd Street (west of 3rd Avenue)
      enter by the bright red door
      Gramercy Park, east side of Manhattan 10010-5508

      phone (212) 366-5009
      email gprepublicanclub@hotmail.com
      subway station: Park Avenue and 23rd Street



    3. LOG CABIN REPUBLICANS OF NEW YORK STATE


      Leaders of the New York City chapter include Timothy M. Concannon, president, t.concannon@lcrny.org; Stephen F. Scherock, vice president, s.scherock@lcrny.org; Paul A. Szczepanski, treasurer, p.szczepanski@lcrny.org; Daryl J. Finizio, political director, d.finizio@lcrny.org; and James A. Wagstaff, development director, j.wagstaff@lcrny.org. LCR, many of whose members seem to be gay, meets in Manhattan on the first Thursday of the month at 8:00 p.m. at:
      Women's National Republican Club
      3 W. 51 St. (west of Fifth Avenue)
      New York, NY 10019-6909

      phone (212) 886-1893
      email info@lcrny.org

      subway:
      E train to Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street
      F train to 50th Street and Avenue of the Americas

      postal mail:
      LCR
      PO Box 2561
      NY, NY 10163



    4. METROPOLITAN REPUBLICAN CLUB


      Ann Meschery, Peter Hein, and Stephanie Kupferman are active in the club. MRC meets in Manhattan on the first Thursday night of the month from 6:30 to 9:00. This silk stocking club, which was founded in 1902 by Bull Moose Republicans, owns the building it meets in.

      122 East 83rd Street
      (between Lexington and Park Avenues)
      upper east side of Manhattan 10028-0838

      phone (212) 288-8606
      fax (212) 288-8607
      email metclub@rcn.com

      subway: 4, 5, or 6 subway train (color-coded green) to Lexington Avenue and 86th Street




    5. NEW YORK YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB, Inc.


      The club meets in Manhattan on the second Thursday night of the month. The club often hosts debates. The club filed a document in court (an amicus brief) supporting Judge Rosenberg's decision to overturn a New York City Council law which created an exception to term limits. The club is one of two which are named "New York Young Republican Club, Inc.".

      New York Young Republican Club, Inc.
      P.O. Box 370
      New York, NY 10163

      212-533-4940
      718-358-5874
      email info@nyyrc.org

      Some of the club's leaders are:
      President Robert Alan Hornak (who lives in Queens, I think), Executive Vice-President Paul Rodriguez, Vice-President Kevin Klepper, Vice-President Steve Soulios, Treasurer Mark Kronenberg.




    6. NEW YORK YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB, Inc.


      The club meets in Manhattan on the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at:
      Women's National Republican Club
      3 West 51 Street
      (west of Fifth Avenue)
      New York, NY 10019-6909

      The club often hosts famous speakers. The club was the New York State Young Republican Club for 2003. The club is one of two which are named "New York Young Republican Club, Inc.".

      mail:
      New York Young Republican Club, Inc.
      P.O. Box 892
      New York, NY 10268-0892

      212-465-3377
      email info@nyyrc.com

      Some of the club's leaders are: Jason Weingartner, President; Kimberly Morella, Vice President; Dennis Cariello, Treasurer; Charles Petz, Secretary.




  12. LINKS

    New York Republican State Committee

    Republican National Committee



 

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  1. BACKGROUND
    When I first ran for Queens county committee of the Republican Party, I sent campaign letters to the other Republicans in my distrct (then the 8th E.D. of th 28th A.D.), asking for their votes. I do not remember the exact text of those letters. More or less, I wrote one of the following two ideas:
    1. that county committee should use the Internet more to build the Republican Party in Queens; or
    2. that, if elected to county committee, I would use the Internet to try to build the Republican Party in Queens.
    I was elected and repeatedly re-elected.

  2. DISCLAIMER

    This is an unofficial page. None of the above-listed clubs and people, and no part of the Republcan Party, necessarily authorizes or approves this page or anything in it. Check directly with the clubs and people to confirm any information about them supplied here (for example, clubs' meeting times and places). Any mistakes in this page are the responsibility of Alan J. Munn alone.

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