Arcadia Republican Women`s Club,

Arcadia Republican Women's Club,
Federated
THE EDUCATIONAL ARM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
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Chartered 1954
National Federation Republican Women's Diamond Award Recipient
ARWC Website
: rrvFry.arcadiacfrw.org
First Vice President - Program Chairman
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Carolyn Papp
April 17,2A14
Our speaker, Jack Orswell, running for United States Congress, has
lived in Arcadia with his wife, Janet, for 30 years. He has been
honored by the Boy Scouts of America with the Silver Beaver Award
and he is a Rotary lnternational Paul Harris Fellow. He has also
received the Honorary Service Award from the Hugo Reid PTA. He is
a life member of the FBI Agents Association, and a member of the
Society of Former Special Agents of the FBl, the Environmental
Assessment Association, the National Association of Government
Guarantee Lenders, and ASTM lnternational. He will have good
information to share with us.
We will also have a sale of Easter candy and other Easter items for
purchase to help support our Republican Women's CIub. Please
bring items for us to sell as well as purchase.
We urge you to invite your friends and neighbors to come out and
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Social hour:, 10:30 AM
Speaker: 11:30 PM
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General Meeting. 11:00 AM
Lunch: 12:00 PM
Santa Anita Golf Course
405 Santa Anita Avenue, Arcadia, 91006
Cost $17.00
Reservation Deadline: April 14, 2A14
Michelle Hopkins (626) 614-9290
Betty Flippen (626) 4464547
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A reseruation made is a reservation paid. Board members have a standing
reservation; call if not attending. Last minute walk{ns without reservations can't
be guaranteed that a space will be available.
ARWC Website: www.arcadiacfrw.org
First Vice President - Program Chairman
Carolyn Papp
May 15,2014
Anne-Marie Murrell is the original anchor and National Director/Editor in
Chief of PolitiChicks which was nominated at CPAC 2013 as the "People's
Choice Blogger of the Year". Anne-Marie recently received Front Page
Magazine's Glazov Gang Ronald Reagan Award for 2013. ln addition to
PolitiChicks, Anne-Marie writes for conservative websites including
Townhall, Daily Caller, Front Page Magazine and The Blaze. AnneMarie has appeared on the Dr. Phil Show, Fox News, Blaze TV, and The
Dennis Prager Show. She is also a regular commentator and guest host
on One America's Rick Amato Show and Front Page Magazine's
Glazov Gang. She is a fantastic speakerl
Social hour: 10.30 AM
Speaker: 1 1:30 PM
General Meeting: 11:00 AM
Lunch: 12:00 PM
Santa Anita Golf Course
405 Santa Anita Avenue, Arcadia, 91006
Cost $17.00
Reservation Deadline: May 12,2014
Michelle Hopkins (626) 614-9290
Betty Flippen (626) ffi4547
A reservation made is a reseration paid. Board members have a standing
reservation; call if not attending, Last minute walk-ins without reservations cannt
be guaranteed that a space will be available.
President's Message O
Hello, Fellow Members:
I hope you are enjoying this beautiful
spring weather. We have had our April
showers, and now the air is clear, the sky is blue, and the birds are singing. It makes you
want to roll up your sleeves and get into the garden. This would be great practice for
rolling up our sleeves and working for our party in the upcoming elections this year.
Speaking of elections, by the time you read this our Arcadia City Council election
will have passed. As you know, our club hosted three candidates at our last luncheon
meeting. I don't know about you, but I think they all could have been on the show
"Dancing with the Stars" the way they danced around the subject of mansionization when
they were confronted with it during the question and answer session. A11 three poohpoohed the proliferation of these grotesque, oversized houses that are popping up all
across the city with the attendant crowding and traffic. The trio dismissed our concerns
as "a cultural thing" that we should get used to. Beheading is "a cultural thing" in some
areas too, but that doesn't mean we have to accept it in Arcadia. The argument was that
they were legal according to the zoning and building codes. One of our members replied
that maybe we should change the codes then to nip this in the bud. Only the naive would
deny that many of these structures are being used for mini-hotels, boarding houses, and
birthing houses, all illegal in residential areas. It was noted that the city has already
closed down twenty-eight birthing houses locally, so we know the problem exists.
April brings us mild weather and flowers, but it also brings us the dreaded chore of
figuring out our income taxes. We need taxes, of course, to run the government, but we
want to be sure our hard-earned money is being used wisely. That does not include
frequent vacation junkets for the first family, their extended family, friends, personal
assistants, and other hangers-on that cost us millions while many are struggling to make
ends meet and the country is burdened with a crushing national debt.
This is not the time for hand-wringing though. As the old proverb says, "Better to
light a candle than to curse the darkness." We need to redouble our efforts and work with
other Republican groups including the CFRW to get Republicans elected this year.
Aesop said, "In union there is strength." Three disgraced and comrpt Democratic state
senators have been arrested and are awaiting indictment. We have to capitalize on
opportunities like these and replace them with Republicans. We need more in
Sacramento.
Our Vice-President of Programs, Carolyn Pupp, has done a terrific job in securing
interesting and good quality speakers for our luncheon meetings. Our speaker for April
will be Jack Orswell, who is the Republican candidate for the House of Representatives
in our district. Anne-Marie Murrell, a writer for conservative websites, will be our May
speaker. Please plan to attend these meetings and give our speakers a warm reception.
In closing, this Newsletter is for April and May. I want to wish you a Happy
Passover, Happy Easter, and a Huppy Mother's Day. Remember to fly the flag on
Memorial Day as we remember all of the men and women who have died while serving
in the United States Armed Forces.
Hoping to see all of you on April 17 andMay 15.
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Americanism Chairman: Mary E. Hansen
TFM MAKING OF
A SOLDIER
On a golden June day in 1911 in the little Kansas town of Abilene, a young man was
Ieaving home for the first time to make his way in the great world. Nothing especially
distinguished him. He was somewhat older than most, being only four months short of
voting age.
In early afternoon he stood at an upstairs window of his home, a plain white two-story
frame house. He experienced such emotions as thousands of others felt that same summer,
and for the same reason. He saw the Lincoln School where he had gone through the
grades and the caf6 where he had loafed through many an hour. And beyond the house he
saw open country - fields of knee high corn, wheat and cottonwoods along the bank of the
Smoky Hill River where he swam in summer and skated in winter.
Then, through the window, across miles of open prairie to the west, he heard the sad,
lonely whistle of an approaching Union Pacific train. He seized his heavy suitcase and
rushed downstairs. On the front porch by the trellis roses bloomed and he could see the
large vegetable garden he helped plant and tend for years. He said goodbye to his mother,
his youngest brother, and his dog Flip. (IIe had said goodhye to his father and three of his
brothers when they left for work that morning.) There was a moment of embarrassment
for the young man. His twelve-year-old brother burst into unexpected tears, but his
mother remained dry-eyed as she kissed her departing son. (Later she went upstairs and
sobbed, heartbroken.) IIe seized his suitcase and walked toward the depot Not once did
he look baclc The young man's name - Dwight David Eisenhower - was on his way to
West Point as a plebe.
The early Eisenhowers were Mennonites from Europe. They settled along the banks of the
Susquehanna River and became known as River Brethren. David Eisenhower married Ida
Stover in 1885, following the pattern of his father Jacob and grandfather Frederick by
marrying older women with very large dowrys. On October 14,1890, their third child was
born, David llwight. His mother called him Ilwight because it was confusing to have two
Davids in the house. His schoolmates ealled him "IKE".
Editor's Note:
President Eisenhower had his farm near the town of Gettysburg, PA. I attended
Gettysburg College from 1960-1964. The college rented out a house to IKE for his office
when he was in town that was a half block down from one of my dorms. There were fire
towers throughout the Gettysburg Battlefield and one of the towers had a very good view
of his farm. Whenever IKE was at his farm, that particular fire tower was always close to
tourist viewing. The spring before I started college, we were visiting the college one day
and actually got to wave at his carayan as they traveled by the college.
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Joan Oakes
MEMBERSHIP
This is the deal: my anger, fear and frustration, due to the present condition of
my country, must have space in which to vent. Arcadia Republican Women's
Club, Federated is my space to vent with women who totally relate to my physical
and verbal reactions to the political Washington D.G. royalty in action. When, in
the course of meeting a social studies or history teacher, I have questions
gurgling about in my head that will never be asked or answered, I pray that the
teachers have studied the politically right and left solutions historically and, for
current and national problems, the teachers relate both to their students. The
choking feeling I have when being introduced to a "ptroud Progressive" like
Hillary Clinton makes me a tad dizzy keeping a sick smile and my mouth shut.
It's frustration!
Our club individually cannot solve national problems but we are part of an
organization that is capable of offering reasonable approaches to alternative
solutions and contribute to the national consensus. My sincere hope is that
more women will understand my dilemma and frustration and will feel they have
company in the ranks of ARWC. I guarantee that you will be welcomed by every
member.
Please join us
soon! I need more company
Joan Oakes
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WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE?
"Power Conupts and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely''
Each month of 2A14 has brought news of another arrest or conviction of a Democrat Senator
in the CA State Senate. Three months, three senafors.
Republicans have repeatedly tried to expel Senator Rod Wright of lnglewood after he was
convicted of felony counts of voter fraud in January. Democrats have blocked those
efforts. (Sen. Wright is on administrative PAID leave.)
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February Senator Ron Galderon of Montebello was indicted on federal corruption
charges. Prosecutors say Calderon accepted about $100,000 for himself and family
members in exchange for promoting legislation to expand Hollywood tax credits and protect
the interest of a hospital that benefited from a provision of the workers' comp law. (Sen.
Calderon is on voluntary PAID leave from the Legislature.)
March brought us the arrest and indictment of Senator Leland Yee from San Francisco.
Senator Yee was charged with public corruption, gang activity and an FBI investigation into
illegal firearms trafficking overseas. . Senator Yee has since withdrawn his name as a
candidate for Secretary of State in the June election. (Sen. Yee is on voluntary PAID leave
from the Legislature.)
Could some of this corruptness come from the democrab having total control of the
Legislature, Governor's office, Attorney Generaland all other offices?
WAITING IN LINE AT THE DMV
Have you been to the DMV and had to wait in line for a long time or wait weeks to get
an appointment to renew your driver's license. You will be glad to know they are
opening more DMV offices. Oh, I forgot to mention, these offices will only process
driver's license applications for illegal immigrants. Last year Gov. Brown signed into
law a bill, A860, which will allow illegal aliens to obtain their driver's license beginning
1l1l'15. They have to acknowledge that they are undocumented to get the driver's
license document. DMV has not yet finalized which documents will be acceptable.
Proponents of the legislation say, this will provide an avenue for the state's 3-4 million
illegals to obtain a license, which is necessary for them to get to and from work.
Federal law prohibits the hiring of illegal aliens so the CA legislature and the Governor
are condoning illegal employment practices.
California government has been complaining since 1975 that it is aMully difficult to
raise taxes because of Prop {3, However, the reality is Galifornia has the nation's
highest income, sales and gasoline taxes. When it comes to property taxes we are in
the middle of the pack nationally because of Prop {3's limits on assessmenG and how
much they can inerease from year to year.
When you check your tax bill you will see that the assessments on your house and
land could only increase 2o/o pcr year thanks to Prop 13. But through the years the
Bond Measures (both state and local) have added much debt to that tax bill. Prop 13
also said that the new taxes on your property by schools and local governmenb had
to pass the voters by a 2t3 vote. Little by little the liberals have chipped away at that
and convinced voters to pass Propositions that have lowered that vote to 55%. Don't
vote for any more bonded indebtedness until you have people who will spend it
wisely.
Reminder: ARI's LET'S PLAY BINGO Night
A fun-filled HAWAIIAN THEME evening of exciting bingo prizes, & great food!
Saturday, April 26,2A14, 5 PM
Arcadia Gommunity Center
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Ticket Price: S25 Per Person
(includes 12 bingo games, prizes, delicious food, soft drinks and dessert)
Reservations by: April 22,2014.
YOU AND I ARE MEMBERS
The typical U.S. household headed by a person age 65 or older has a net worth 47 times
greater than a household headed by someone under 35, according to an analysis of census
data released Monday. lf all of us 'old guys' (and gals) have all of the money, then let us try
to elect someone who might be near honest and not be after feathering their own nests.
They like to refer to us as senior citizens, old fogies, geezers, and in some cases dinosaurs.
Some of us are "Baby Boomers" getting ready to retire. Others have been retired for some
time. We walk a little slower these days and our eyes and hearing are not what they once
were. We have worked hard, raised our children, worshiped our God and grown old together.
oYes, we are the ones some refer to as being over the hill, and that is probably true. But
before writing us off completely, there ale a few things that need to be taken into
consideration.
ln school we studied English, history, math, and science which enabled us to lead America
into the technological age. Most of us remember what outhouses were, many of us with
firsthand experience.
We remember the days of telephone party-lines, 25 cent gasoline, and milk and ice being
delivered to our homes. For those of you who don't know what an icebox is, today they are
electric and refened to as refrigerators. A few even remember when cars were started with a
crank" Yes, we lived those days.
We are probably considered old fashioned and out-dated by many. But there are a few things
you need to remember before cornpletely writing us off. We won World War ll, fought in
Korea and Viet Nam. We can quote The Pledge of Allegiance, and know where to place our
hand while doing so. We wore the uniform of our country with pride and lost many friends on
the battlefield. We didn't fight for the Socialist States of America; we fought for the "Land of
the Free and the Home of the Brave." We wore different uniforms but carried the same flag.
We know the words to the Star Spangled Banner, America, and America the Beautiful by
heart, and you may even see some tears running down our cheeks as we sing. We have
lived what many of you have only read in history books and we feel no obligation to apologize
to anyone for America.
Yes, we are old and slow these days but rest assured, we have at least one good fight left in
us. We have loved this country, fought for it, and died for it, and now we are going to save it.
It is our country and nobody is going to take it away from us. We took oaths to defend
America against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and that is an oath we plan to keep.
There are those who want to destroy this land we love but, like our founders, there is no way
we are going to remain silent.
It was mostly'the young people of this nation who elected Obama and the Democratic
Congress. You fell for the "Hope and Change" which in reality was nothing but "Hype and
Lies."
You have tasted socialism and seen evil face to face, and have found you don't like it after
all. You make a lot of noise, but most. are all too interested in their careers or "Climbing the
Social Ladder'' to be involved in such mundane things as patriotism and voting. Many of
those who fell for the "Great Lie" in 2008 are now having buye/s remorse. With all the
education we gave you, you didn't have sense enough to see through the lies and instead
drank the 'Kool-Aid.' Now you're paying the price and complaining about it. No jobs, lost
mortgages, higher taxes, and less freedom.
This is what you voted for and this is what you got. We entrusted you with the Torch of
Libefi and you traded it for a paycheck and a fancy house.
Well, dont worry yourgsters, the Grey-Haired Brigade is here, and in 2014 we are going to
take back our nation. We may drive a little slower than you would like but we get where we're
going, and in 2014 we're going to the polls by the millions.
This land does not belong to the man in the White House nor to the likes of Nancy Pelosi and
Harry Reid. lt belongs to "We the People" and "We the People" plan to reclaim our land and
our freedom. We hope this time you will do a better job of preserving it and passing it along
to our grandchildren. 'So the next time you have the chance to say the Pledge of Allegiance,
Stand up, put your hand over your heart, honor our country, and thank God for the old
geezers of the "Grey-Haired Brigade."
Members Corner
Carolyn Papp is deatring with hvo broken ribs from a fall.
Mary Hansen is struggling with a serious eold.
Karen Rouse is facing minor surgery in May.
Former member Emmy Petermann died March 7m at alrnostg7.
Fomrer member Alice Pritchard died March 10tr at age 99.
Peter Amundson's mother, Mary Amundson, died February 15ft
just three days before her 90ft birthday.
Please keep these families in your thoughts and prayers.
THE TENNIS COURT OATH
.An historical and fascinating event inspired by govemment abuse created by the neointellects who probably never bent their backs to earn a living for themselves. If
insufficient transparency exists in government, obviously at some point, the government
becomes the
of the
When taxation becomes an over-whelming theft of
one's reward for one's labor and the dictates
over life and liberty are stifling, historically,
the anger swells until it explodes.
This short article painting the details of the
event have been "borrowed" from
Wikipedia and only edited where the terms
of the time are not explained. The EstatesGeneral was formed due to inflation famine.
Unfortunately they did not have food stamps
or the unAffordable Care Act. I may be confident that history will not repeat itself in this
The Tennis Court Oath was a pivotal event during the first days of the French
Revolution. The Oath was a pledge signed by 576 of the 577 members from the Third
Estate (edit: comprised all of those who were not members of the First (clergy) and
Second Estates (royalty ex the king)) can be divided into two groups, urban and rural,
together making up 97Yo of France's population who were locked out of a meeting of the
Estates-General on 14 June 1789. The only person who did not sign was Joseph MartinDauch, a politician who would not execute decisions not sanctioned by the king. They
made a makeshift conference room inside a tennis court located in the Saint-Louis district
of the city of Versailles, near the Palace of Versailles.
On 17 June 1789, this group, led by Honor6 Gabriel Riqueti, began to call themselves the
National Assembly. On the morning of 20 June, the deputies were shocked to discover
that the chamber door was locked and guarded by soldiers. Immediately fearing the worst
and anxious that a royal attack by King Louis XVI was imminent, the deputies
congregated in a grearby indoor tennis court where they took a solemn collective oath "not
to separate. and to reassemble wherever circumstances require" until the constitution of
the kingdom is established". Some historians have argued that, given political tensions in
France at that time, the deputies' fea"rs, even if wrong, were reasonable and that the
importance of the oath goes above and beyond its context.
The deputies pledged not to stop the meetings until the constitution had been written,
despite the royal prohibition. The oath was both a revolutionary act, and an assertion that
political authority derived from the people and their representatives rather than from the
monarch himself. Their solidarity forced Louis XW to order the clergy and the nobility to
join with the Third Estate in the National Assembly in order to give the illusion that he
controlled the National Assembly. For the booh see The Tennis Court Oath.
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Spring Board of Directors Meeting a Success
Last week NFRW held ib annual spring board of directorc meeting in Arlington,
Virginia. Attended by state federation presidents from all over the country, the board
attended to business, passed resolutions, and heard from dynamic and engaging
speakers.
The board passed four resolutions at the meeting, one refuting claims of a
"Republican War on Women," another thanking Christine Oster, former finance director
at NFRW, for 18 years of service. Apart from conducting business, attendees heard from
a panel on Friday morning titled "Diversity, Youth and Women: How the GOP's women
can grow the Republican Party in our communities" moderated by Sandy Liddy Bourne,
the coalitions director for Ed Gillespie's senate campaign in Virginia. Panelisb included
Neri Martinez, director of the Future Majority Project at the Republican State Leadership
Gommittee; Jill Bader, communications director at the Republican State Leadership
Committee; and Assemblywoman Maria Rodriguez€regg, a newly elected member of
the New Jercey Assembly. Assemblywoman Rodriguez-Gregg is the only Republican
woman to have won an Assembly seat over a Democrat incumbent in the New Jersey
elections last year.
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Colefcrnio Faderstion cf Reprb{icon Wsmen
You are invited to join the CFRW at the 2014 Spring Conference and Youth Advocacy
Workshop, lnspiring Future Leaders. The conference will be held Apri, 25,26, 27,2014
at the Double Tree Hotel 100 Gity Drive, Orange, California 92868.
ln this election year, it is more important than ever for our club leaders and memberc to
have the tools they need to promoG our organization and to recruit like-minded
Republican women. Our outstanding Spring Conference workshops are designed to do
just that.
You will have abundant opportunities to network and to learn from other Federated
women. The highlight of our Saturday evening program will be keynote speaker Dinesh
D'Souza. The CFRW Website has all the details for your reservations, and agendas for
each of the three days.
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SOUTHHRN FIVISISHX
You are as important to us as we will be to you. All hands are needed on the deck of
this battleship as we steer toward restoring our Country and preserving the Freedoms
that identiff our noble Foundation. We realize, as you do, The Time is NOW, and if you
are a conservative Republican woman, that means getting involved in the Federation.
As Ronald Reagan said, "We need to act today to preserve tomorrow."
We lead the way. We are the grassroots. We worry about the future and take
responsibility for it. We are the army of Republican Women who will protect and
preserve this great nation. We believe our country has lost its way morally and
governmentally. We humbly pray to God for His guidance and blessings, and proudly
display the Flag of the United States of America at every meeting.
With over 100 Republican Women, Federated clubs you have your choice of
clubs to join, from Santa Barbara all the way to San Diego (or form one of your own
with 10 members).
LACFRW News:
The LACFRW April meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 23, 2O14 at
the Bistro Garden - {2950 Ventura Blvd. - Studio City. The meeting will start
at t0:30 am and the cost is $35.00 prepaid. The speakers will be Linda
Paine and Ellen Swensen from the Election lntegrity Project.
We are Republican llUomen making a difference by being informed. Join us
at LACFRW for a morning of education and enlightenment!
For reservations ptease call Barbara Ludt at (626) 287{H19
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
April
April
Board Meeting (10:00 AM)
General Meeting
Easter
Earth Day
Board Meeting (10:00 AM)
Mother's Day
General Meeting
Armed Forces Day
Memorial Dey Observed
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April20
April22
May 8
May tl
May 15
May 17
May 26
Matt
Dennyns
Santa Anita Golf Course
Matt Denny's
Santa Anita Golf Course
Fly the Flag
Fly the Flag
FOR YOUR IhI-FORMATION:
ARWCF PBESIDENT Wendy Schieldge
9ll Magnis St, Arcadia CA 91006
(626) 446-1910
(626) 818-0137
U,S. Coneress Judy-.1Q!u (D) 27d
5275 S. l,ake Ave. Ste. 106, Pasadena, CA 91
NEWSLETTERCHAIR/EDIOR
(626)M7-1951
COUNTY SUPERMSOR Mike Antonovich (R) 5ft Districr
L-A. County Hall of Administration, Rm. 869
Main Offrce:
los Angeles,
San Dimas Office:
Diane Branson
32 Corto Road, Arcadi4 CA 91007
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REPTJBLICAN HEADOUARTERS
43 E. Huntington Dr., Suite C, Arcadia
(626) M7-3s34
CALIF. GOVERNOR Jerry Brown (D)
State Capitol ls Floor, Sacramentq CA 95814
(916) 445-2841
(9r6) 4454633
STATE SENATOR Carol Liu (D) 256
501 N. Central Ave., Glendale, CA 91203
(818) 409-0400
U.S.SENATORS
(D) Barbara Boxer, 312 N. Spring St. #1748 ,
(D) Diane Feinstein, I I I I lSanta Monica Bl.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(213) 894-s000
(3 l 0) 9r4-7300
STATE ASSEMBLYMAN Ed Chau (D) 496
205 S. Chapel Ave. #B, Alhambr4 CA 91801
STATE ASSEMBLYMAN Chris Holden @) 4l$
State Capitol # 51 19, Sacramento, CA 95814
(626)3824049
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(916) 319-2041
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