JUNE 2012 HRWF Redwood Alert

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HRWF Special EventWelcome Guest Speaker Peter Friedman

"The Threat of Islam to America"Friday, June 22, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.

(Note: No June meeting)

With all the Democrats' desperate attempts to assert aRepublican War On Women, they completely ignore avery real war on women that takes place every day,throughout the world in the name of Islam. With

burquas, hijabs, genital mutilation, forbiddingeducation and even driving, honor-killings occuring inour own country, and attempts to bring Sharia Lawinto our courts, theres real cause for concern.

The Kansas City Starreports that Gov. Sam Brownbackhas signed into law a bill aimed at keeping Sharia outof Kansas courts and government agencies.

What does it all mean? Are Muslim-Americanwomen protected by our laws? Or are theysubject to Sharia Law, even in this nation?What happens if it gains a foothold in ourcourts?

A Vietnam Veteran who has worked for theUS Defense Department and has workedundercover with the FBI for over 20 yrs,Peter Friedman has studied the Koran forover 40 yrs, and written an exclusiveIndex to the Koran.

The focus of his presentation is Islamand Women and will touch onSharia nance and the threatto America.

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Volume 38 Issue 6 June

FederateHUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN WOMEN

THE REDWOOD ALERT

Register by June 14th: Presale entry only Baywood Golf & Country Club; 3600 Buttermilk Lane, Arcata, CA 95521

Admission: $15 per person Wine & Light Hors-d'oeuvres Reception6:30 pm Guest Speaker promptly at 7:15

Gwen 498-3101 Laura -- 839-5538 Remit checks to: HRWF, PO Box 3563, Eureka, CA 95

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Saturday, June 2ndParade and booth

Pony Express Day, McKinleyville

Tuesday, June 5thPRIMARY ELECTIONGET OUT AND VOTE!

Thursday, June 14thFLAG DAY! Fly your ags.

Thursday, June 21stNO GENERAL MEETING

Friday, June 22ndHRWF Special Event

at Baywood; 6:30 pm

Wednesday, July 4thEureka Main Street Fair

Old Town, Eureka

Wed, Aug 15th - 26thHumboldt County Fair Booth

Voter Registration

Sunday, September 23rdAnnual Republican Picnic

Rohner Park, Fortuna

Tuesday, November 6thGENERAL ELECTION

Limited

Seating!


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REAL AMERICANS CAN NOW DETERMINEWHERE TO SHOP AND SPEND THEIR MONEY.

Election Cycle political donations, as reported by the Center for Responsive Politics.

ShoppingPrice Club/Costco donated $225K, 99% went to Democrats

Rite Aid donated $517K, 60% went to DemocratsMagla Products ( Stanley tools, Mr. Clean) donated $22K, 100% went to Democrat

Warnaco (undergarments) donated $55K, 73% went to DemocratsMartha Stewart Living Omnimedia donated $153K, 99% went to Democrats

Estee Lauder donated $448K, 95% went to DemocratsGuess, Inc. donated $145K, 98% went to Democrats

Calvin Klein donated $78K, 100% went to DemocratsLiz Claiborne, Inc. donated $34K, 97% went to Democrats

Levi Straus donated $26K, 97% went to DemocratsOlan Mills donated $175K, 99% went to DemocratsWalMart donated $467K, 97% went to RepublicansK-Mart donated $524K, 86% went to Republicans

Home Depot donated $298K, 89% went to RepublicansTarget donated $226K, 70% went to Republicans

Circuit City Stores donated $261K, 95% went to Republicans3M Co. donated $281K, 87% went to Republicans

Hallmark Cards donated $319K, 92% went to Republicans

Amway donated $391K, 100% RepublicansKohler Co. (plumbing xtures) donated $283K, 100% Republicans

B.F. Goodrich (tires) donated $215K, 97% went to RepublicansProctor & Gamble donated $243K, 79% went to Republicans

SpiritsSouthern Wine & Spirits donated $213K, 73% went to Democrats

Joseph E. Seagrams & Sons (incl. beverage business+ considerable media interests) donated $2M+, 67% went to Democrats

Gallo Winery donated $337K, 95% went to DemocratsCoors & Budweiser donated $174K, 92% went to Republicans

Brown-Forman Corp. (Southern Comfort, Jack Daniels, Bushmills, Korbel wines - as welLenox China , Dansk, Gorham Silver) donated $644 K -- 80% went to Republicans

Hungry?Sonic Corporation donated $83K, 98% went to Democrats

Triarc Companies (Arby's, T.J. Cinnamon's, Pasta Connections) donated $112K, 96% went to Democrats

Pilgrim's Pride Corp. (chicken) donated $366K, 100% went to RepublicansOutback Steakhouse donated $641K, 95% went to Republicans

Tricon Global Restaurants (KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell)donated $133K,87% went to Republicans

Brinker International (Maggiano's, Brinker Cafe, Chili's, On the Border, Macaroni GrilCrazymel's, Corner Baker, EatZis) donated $242K, 83% went to Republicans

Wae House donated $279K, 100% went to RepublicansMcDonald's Corp. donated $197K, 86% went to Republicans

Darden Restaurants (Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Smokey Bones, Bahama Breeze) dona$121K, 89% went to Republicans

Heinz Republicans $64,000,Democrats $21,300!!!!! John Kerry's wife's company!!!

TravelingHyatt Corporation donated $187K of which 80% went to Democrats

Marriott International $323K, 81% went to RepublicansHoliday Inns donated $38K, 71% went to Republicans


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Presidents Message

As the Lunar Module pilot on the Apollo 11space mission, with the rst lunar landing onJuly 20, 1969, Buzz Aldrin was the secondperson to walk on the moon, after MissionCommander Neil Armstrong. Aldrin hadbrought with him a tiny communion kit, givenhim by his church. During the morning, he

radioed, Houston, this is EagleI would liketo request a few moments of silence. I wouldlike to invite each person listening intocontemplate for a moment the events of thelast few hours and to give thanks in his ownindividual way.

During the radio blackout, Aldrin took thecommunion elements and read John 15:5: Iam the vine, you are the branches. He whoabides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit.However, Aldrin had been asked not to readthe verse publicly because of a legal challengeNASA faced from famed atheist MadalynMurray OHair.

Our nation is suering from incidents like theone mentioned above and the politicallycorrect mania invading our country. When evilis applauded and truth and righteousnessscoed, beware.

We, as Republican women, who believe inworking for the best for America, must nevergive up and continue to pray that our nationwill once again be one nation under God.

Food for Thought

In Remembrance:

Jean AbercrombieMay 20, 2012

May showers took a break and we cheerfully welcomed Tom Del BeccaroChairman of the CRP, to our county for a day of stimulating conversationwith interaction. It was also a time to honor our heroes, past and presenwith ceremonies here and throughout our nation on Memorial weekend

We also sent a little homework in the Count your Blessings -Tax Form. Ouclub has been blessed again while having a bit of fun! The generosity yohave shown has surpassed our expectations by passing years one andtwo! We do appreciate every dollar and will use it wisely to share ourmessage educating and informing at every turn! May God bless you aland our beloved America!

We are very proud of one of our newest endeavors, inspired by ColleenHedrick. Our Scholarship fund has been building from our TantalizingCuisine cookbook sales and memberships and now we happily selectednot one, but two winners this week for our rst year! We were so movedby these two entries that we doubled down on helping students in theirgoals and dreams.

Celebration is in order as well for the burst of new members joining thismonth; check out Terrys page! I truly am grateful to meet excited peopthat enjoy our message. I hear them say they feel at home talking withRepublicans and share concern for families of our community, state andnation. They need to participate- no more sideline. Thank you to each neperson I have met here as president. Bring your friends light their re!

Guest speakers are a great part of our club story and our June event is amust. We have the pleasure of introducing to you Peter Friedman, a savvgentleman from the bay area, who believes in sharing this information smuch he is traveling here for us at no charge. He has spoken in manystates and for countless people in California, detailing several areas ofconcern. His expertise as an FBI agent, his dedication to study, writing anlecture, conrm his commitment to ensuring our nation is aware and weremain vigilant. All ages will appreciate Peters style of delivery, as I do.

Please reserve today, share this message- do not miss this special Fridayevening event at Baywood Golf and Country Club. You will be talkingabout it for months!!!

CRP Chairman Tom Del Beccaro and Debbie Walker


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Ways & Means

Our May Opportunity Drawing prizes were donatedby JoAnn Stanhope, Pearl Michelli, Thomas Del

Beccaro and Carol Del Biaggio.The winners were Jane Burchit, Virginia Walworth,

Leola Sanchez and Marilyn St. John.To donate a prize for future drawings, please

telephone Linda Arata at 839-5054.

Excerpts from the Republican Caucus-California State Senate

Brieng Reporton State Management

Californias extraordinary natural resources brought wealth andstatehood in its pioneer days. It also provided cautionary lessons in theecological harm that can result when property rights are uncertain.

Today our resource management policies sit at the opposite extreme ofthose early generations, allowing enormous stores to lie virtuallydormant.

California produces just a fraction of what it is capable and a muchsmaller fraction of what its people use.

WOOD AND FOREST PRODUCTS:Californias forest lands cover over 30 million acres, nearly 1/3 of thestates land area. Between 1990 and 2008, timber harvests fell by about2/3. Today our state imports over 70% or more of its forest productsfrom Canada and the Northwest.

Also, on our private lands State regulations have made active forestryuncompetitive.

PETROLEUMFor generations, most of Californias massive oshore capabilities havebeen o limits. 10.1 billion barrels of proven reserves of crude oil situntapped o our coast. There is also the largest share of recoverableshale oil in the lower 48 estimated at 15.4 billion barrels worth in

Monterey/Santos formation in Central California.IN CONCLUSION

The much-lauded California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requiresas part of its review of products and programs an analysis of thecumulative impacts on the ecosystem. It is past time for the state tostep back and take a broader view of cumulative impacts of all itsresource policies, rather than in isolation, bill-by-bill, regulation-by-regulation.

Were pleased to kick o our new Scholarsh

Program with two $500 scholarships.The rst is awarded to Melissa Ayers, a Lousiana State Universitygraduate, who will seek a dual masters degree at Central Florida Collin the DeVos Sport Business Program. Melissa graduated from EurekHigh School and is the daughter of Tim and Lisa Ayers.

The second scholarship goes to Grady Sheehy, a graduate of McKinleyHigh School. He will attend the South Dakota School of Mines andTechnology where he will be a mechanical engineering major. Gradythe son of Karen and Patrick Sheehy.

Thank you to Mary Scott and the Scholarship Committee for all their work on this. We've accomplished a long-standing goal.

The HRWF Scholarship is awarded to outstanding applicants with arealtionship to members of Humboldt Republican Women. It is madepossible by the dues and generous donations of HRWF members, andcookbook sales. Details and applications are available at local highschools, and online at hrwf-ca.org under our Projects tab.

Donations to the HRWF Scholarship fund can be mailed to HRWF(Humboldt Republican Women, Federated); PO Box 3563; Eureka, CA95502.

Legislative ReportCalifornia

Legislative Report

Scholarship Winner

Melissa Ayers Grady Sheehy


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My husband's last command in the Air Force was at Hill Air Force Basenear Salt Lake City. When we retired, we decided to stay in the areabecause we loved it and we were closer to family than we had everbeen.

I have been a huge fan of the Olympic games since college when weknew Olympic athletes. When we were stationed in Europe, I visitedmany of the places made famous to Americans from previous games,such as Grenoble, Garmisch, Innsbruck, Cortina and Sarajevo, to namea few.

When Salt Lake City won the bid to host the 2002 winter games, Iknew I wanted to be involved and answered the call for volunteers assoon as it was announced. I was one of a few dozen original volunteersand, by 2002, the number had swelled to 25,000.

The excitement was soon dashed by the horric scandal that brokeconcerning bribes and mishandling of funds. To save the games, theimage of Salt Lake and the USA required a leader of gigantic propor-tions to come in.

When Mitt Romney arrived, he was not only charged with xing thescal mess, but also faced with a city deated, embarrassed andnegative to the whole idea of continuing the massive job that layahead. Many thought it impossible. As he diligently revamped thestructure, he also had to work tirelessly with the international commu-nity to restore condence in Salt Lake and the USA. There was notime to put anything o, as February of 2002 would come and we hadto be ready. He was constantly leading the way, in support, encour-agement, and communication, with every level of a sta that wasgrowing every day. As his leadership moved us forward and thingsseemed to be on track, September 11th happened, and once again hewas challenged to massively revamp security for the games just sixshort months away. For his tireless commitment, he received not a

penny in salary and personally donated in the seven gures.

Having watched Mitt lead the saving of the Salt Lake games, I can'thelp but see the similarities right now with the country. He hasalready shown to me how capable he is to put this nation back on itscal feet, and also get us back believing in ourselves as "can do"Americans, not just groups of special interests to be pitted against oanother. I could tell you some of my personal experiences with Mitas I had many opportunities to see his leadership in action, and I amhappy to relate them any time anyone wants to "talk Mitt" with me

We all want the "perfect" candidate that can tick every box of ourpersonal belief system. At some point, however, we must decide ware the most important qualities that we as a party want in our nexpresident. As you can tell, I believe Mitt Romney is the right man withe qualities of leadership we need NOW with the mess this countryin. We need a leader that can bring our economy back, support ourbusinesses and military, never apologize for the US and give uscondence in the future. Some question his conservative credentialWe have the choice between the current oce holder and MittRomney. I think that answers the question. Our next president has tend this trumped up class warfare that is now being promoted and the leader of all of us. We will never all agree on everything, but weshould also not disagree with everything. There are times when wetake a dierent route to the same destination.

I recently saw a very apt description of Mitt Romney by Debra J.Saunders, the CONSERVATIVE columnist for theSF Chronicle. She wrothat "Mitt Romney is a conservative who understands that not everyois."

Mitt Romney

Winning Texas on May 29, Mitt gained enough delegates to push him over the 1,144mark needed to formally secure the GOP nomination. So, whats he really like?

mittromney.com


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President: Debbie Walker 441-1126 walktalk @ suddenlink.net1st VP/Program Chair: Gwen Morris: 498-3101 smlboss @ reagan.com2nd VP: Sheryl Fearrien: 726-0147 schoolmarm50 @ sbcglobal.netTreasurer: Mary Jerland: 443-1228 rjerland @ sbcglobal.netRecording Secretary: Carol Del Biaggio 786-4832 cdel2 @ frontiernet.netParliamentarian: Barbara Hecathorn 442-7124 hecathorn @ aol.com

Director-at-Large: Margaret Staord 822-3255 tom-marg @ suddenlink.netAmericanism/Coupon Project: Chris Wennerholm 725-2020 chrissie.wen @ gmail.coAuditor:JoAnn Stanhope 822-4776jstanhope @ suddenlink.netChaplain Co-Chair: Amanda Sachs 839-9300 amanda8751 @ suddenlink.netChaplain Co-Chair: Esther Holmes 677-3219 esthersholmes @ gmail.comCookbook Chair:Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516 @ sbcglobal.netCorrespondence Secretary: Donna Bellairs 442-6648 debellairs @ yahoo.comEducation Chair: Mary Scott 442-3056 marygscott @ sbcglobal.netVoter Registration/Campaigns: Jean Giannini 725-2359 [email protected]: Haline Sundet 442-2623 sun17 @ suddenlink.netLuncheon Reservations: Laura 839-5538Membership: Terry Roberts 599-3255 terry @ terryroberts.net

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Pat Murphy 441-9206 vpatm @ suddenlink.netNancy Elcock 443-2529 nancyelcock @ suddenlink.net

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Nominations for NEW Ocers OPEN:

If you'd like to take a leadership position in the HRWF Club, The Nominating Committee (MStaord, Jeanne O'Neale, Nancy Elcock, and Rose) would love to hear from you.

The open positions are: President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Recording S ecretary, Treasand (Director-at-Large.) These are elected positions, to be lled in the fall, to serve beginning in JanuarIn addition, there are three appointed positions: Auditor, (Corresponding Secretary) and Parliamentaria

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To learn about the duties that go with each position, please visit our website.

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With your membership, youll receive our club's monthlynewsletter, The Redwood Alert,as well as the RepublicanWoman magazine, Canvassing the Capital, (a legislativenewsletter), as well as Action Alerts (CFRW's statewide hotlinenetwork), Leadership Training and voter education.

Hello! June is the time to remember our challeng

MEMBERSHIP MATCHMatch your membership

by bringing in one new memberthis year and

we will doubleour club membership!

Some people may not realize that HRWF has been an organization since 193

Please welcome our new members, Jeanne Harris, Karen Sheehy, Sharon Col

Margaret Morris, Barbara Rudene, Sue Smith, Bernice Kelly, Janice Pierre, Cas

Grin, Sheila Stickney & Marilyn St. John.

Remember WIN = Women in NumbersWIWe are Women in Numbers to Build a Team and make a dierence

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RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

The party ofYes.California Republican Party Chairman Tom Del

Beccaro received a warm welcome from HRWF.

He was in town as part of a statewide barnstorm-

ing tour to promote the partys ideas for turning

the tide in California.

Speaking at HRWFs May meeting, and again at a

Humboldt GOP-sponsored Town Hall meet-

ing, Del Beccaro covered a wide-range of

ideas and solutions, focusing on job creation,

tax reform and regulatory reform.

LEARN MORE atwww.ca.gop.org

Yes on Jobs Yes on Solutions Yes on Tax Relie

Tom Del Beccaro and Sue Smith.

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