Volume 32, Issue 2 February 2007

Joy Finley, President

The Redwood Alert Patricia Welch, Program Chair

E u r e k a R e p u b l i c a n W o m e n ,
F e d e r a t e d S i n c e 1 9 3 8
S E R V I N G T H E R E P U B L I C A N W O M E N
O F H U M B O L D T C O U N T Y

NEXT LUNCHEON MEETING: Thursday, February 15 at The Eureka Red Lion

Guest Speaker: Supervisor Roger Rodoni * Lunch: $14 Program and beverage-only $6
Please contact Margaret Stafford, 822 3255 to make a reservation, if you were not reached by our Telephone Committee.

ROGER RODONI—STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS

This month‟s speaker is the Honorable Roger Rodoni, Humboldt County Supervisor, Second District. Supervisor
Rodoni is not afraid to stand up for what he believes and approaches decisions regarding our county in a common
sense-no nonsense manner; he represents our voice on the Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Rodoni will be
giving a „State of the County‟ address and will speak to us about what he feels are the top issues facing Humboldt
County today. Here is your chance to have an insider‟s view of the inner workings of our Board of
Supervisors. This is a program you do not want to miss! Bring your questions and bring a friend!!

P r e s i d e n t ' s M e s s a g e
J o y F i n l e y
WHEN WOMEN WORK, WE WIN !!! Now is the time to regroup and rebuild. We had a really great meeting in January with our
outstanding speaker, Holly Swanson. Our meeting in February should be exciting too! Remember: February is Bake Sale
Time! Please bring one of your favorite selections and I assure you there will be many people anxious to purchase and sample
something from your kitchen.

Looking ahead to March . . . we will NOT be having our regular 3rd-Thursday luncheon meeting . . . BUT I do hope you
will JOIN ME at the CFRW Northern Division Spring Conference right here in Eureka, Friday March 16th and Saturday morning
March 17th. Every six years our Region hosts this Conference. It starts Friday morning: 9am.

You may wish to attend the Friday luncheon: (Redding-area) Republican Assemblyman, DOUG LA MALFA will be
the guest speaker. Or plan to join me for the Friday night banquet where Reagan advisor and author, PETER HANNAFORD
will speak. Also, Friday afternoon Damien Schiff from the Pacific Legal Foundation will address the group. Saturday morning
get an insider‟s view of the internal workings of a rural GOP Central Committee and learn the rest-of-the-story about the North-
ern Spotted Owl. You‟ll find a complete conference schedule and registration form in this bulletin. Hurry, the deadline is Thurs-
day, March 1. I still need some helpers . . . if you can help on Friday or Saturday (with Registration or Paging) PLEASE let me
know!

I am so excited that Phil & Sally Arnot have been chosen for the Republicans of the Year! That‟s Tuesday, February
20 at the Ingomar Club. This is sure to sell out early, so RSVP as soon as possible. ERWF‟s immediate past president, Lesley
Craig, is the Volunteer of the Year and Dr. Jacqueline Kasun enters the Hall of Fame.

February sure is busy. See you at our meeting (and Bake Sale) on Thursday, the 15th at the Red Lion.

WAYS & MEANS Linda Jo Alexander

It's BAKE SALE TIME! Please Bake, Bring and Buy for our February luncheon meeting Thursday, February
15. This is always such a fun meeting with chances for us members to take home wonderful baked
treasurers from some of Humboldt's finest ladies. And we're helping to build our Club Treasury at the same
time! We have a very beautiful large cotton blanket/throw that was given last month at our White Elephant
Sale that we are holding over for February's meeting to offer in our opportunity drawing. In January, between
the sale of tickets on a $40 gift certificate to Roy's and the items sold in our White Elephant Sale we brought
in $186. That is great. I do want to thank Joy Finley for stepping in last month when I was running late. I
promise in February I will be there early. I look forward to seeing you at the Bake Sale table and while I am
milling around selling tickets on that beautiful blanket/throw.
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M a r k y o u r Americanism Chris Wennerholm

c a l e n d a r s 2 0 0 7 YOU MIGHT BE A LIBERAL IF....
-You're against capital punishment but support abortion
FEBRUARY 10-11- CRP Convention - Sac on demand.
15 - ERWF Luncheon Mtg - Red Lion -You believe that businesses create oppression and
15 - Cen. Com. Mtg - 7pm governments create prosperity.
-You believe that guns in the hands of law-abiding
20 - Republican of the Year Dinner
Americans are more of a threat than U.S. nuclear weapon
MARCH 8 - Cen. Com. Mtg. technology in the hands of Iran, China or the North
16-17 - Nor. Div. Spring Conference - Eureka Korean communists.
APRIL 12 - Cen. Com. Mtg -You believe that there was no art before federal funding.
19 - ERWF Luncheon Mtg. - Red Lion Inn -You believe that global temperatures are not influenced
by cyclical changes in the earth's climate but are directly
23-24 - CFRW ADVOCACY Workshop - Sac. affected by soccer moms driving SUV's.
SEPTEMBER -You believe that gender roles are artificial but being
27-30 - NFRW Convention - Palm Springs homosexual is natural.
- You believe that the AIDS virus is spread by a lack of
MORE IMPORTANT DATES federal funding.
-You believe that the same teacher who can't teach
CRP Convention, Sacramento Hyatt Regency and 4th-graders how to read is somehow qualified to teach
Convention Center, February 9-11, 2007 those same kids about sex.
CFRW 32nd Advocacy Workshop and Spring 2007 -You believe that hunters don't care about nature but
Board of Directors' Meeting, Hyatt Regency at Capi- PETA activists do.
tol Park, Sacramento, April 23-24, 2007 -You believe that self-esteem is more important than
NFRW Biennial Convention, Palm Springs, Septem- actually doing something to earn it.
-You believe the NRA is bad because it supports certain
ber 27-30, 2007
parts of the Constitution, while the ACLU is good because
CFRW Biennial Convention, October 19-21, 2007, it supports certain parts of the Constitution.
Crowne Plaza, Foster City (San Francisco Bay Area) -You believe that taxes are too low but the cost of
winning a war is too high.
- You believe that Margaret Sanger and Gloria Steinem
are more important to American history than Thomas
M E M B E R S H I P R E P O R T Jefferson, General Robert E. Lee, and Thomas Edison.
B a r b a r a H e c a t h o r n -You believe that standardized tests are racist but racial
C h a i r quotas and set-asides are not.
2007 Membership is going GREAT. We have -You believe that the only reason socialism hasn't worked
over 160 regular members so far, (and many anywhere it's been tried is because the right people haven't
Associate members, too). been in charge.
-You believe that homosexual parades displaying drag
queens and transvestites should be constitutionally pro-
Please help me WELCOME our most recent tected but manger scenes at Christmas should be illegal.
New Members: Nancy Elcock, Lawana Mar- -You believe that ultra-left bias in the media,
tin, Sonja McClary, Debbie Walker and Mary Hollywood, and universities is good, but conservative talk
Beth Wolford. (all five ladies live in radio is evil and should be banned.
Eureka) You probably noticed our member- -You believe that this message is a part of a vast, right-wing
ship form on the back page again this conspiracy.
month. Is there someone you would like to
offer a "Gift Membership" to? If you find a
PINK DOT next to your address label, that Treasurer’s Report by Cindy Lewis
means we haven't received your dues yet for
Balance 12/31/06 $3856.53
this year. Won't you please send your check
Income January 2007 +2929.00
today while you are thinking of it? Thank you,
Expenses January 2007 -1511.64
wonderful Republican Women.
Balance 01/31/07 $5273.89
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E R W F 2 0 0 7 B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s
POSITION NAME phone email
President Joy Finley 845-2575 loanldy@sbcglobal.net
1st V-President Patricia Welch 227 6562 patriciawelch@mindspring.com
2nd V-President Vee Sorenson 822-2359 veesign@aol.com
Rec. Secretary Eileen Amos 442-4834 smileygop@yahoo.com
Treasurer Cindy Lewis 442-1187 liberty741776@sbcglobal.net
Director-at-large Mary Feist 445-2125 mwfeist@hughes.net
Auditor JoAnn Stanhope 822 4776 jstanhope@suddenlink.net
Cor. Secretary Colleen Hedrick 268 0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
Parliamentarian Patricia Welch 227 6562 patriciawelch@mindspring.com
Americanism Chris Wennerholm 725-2020 chrisw500@suddenlink.net
Bulletin Eileen Amos 442 4834 smileygop@yahoo.com
" advertising Joy Finley 845 2575 loanldy@sbcglobal.net
" mailing Mary Feist 445 2125 mwfeist@hughes.net
Chaplain Rita O'Connell 268-0852
Commentary Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
Education Sheryl Fearrien 725-6200 schoolmarm50@sbcglobal.net
Historian JoAnn Kaney 839-7763 dkaney@suddenlink.net
Hospitality Linda Arata 839 -5054 jaratal@msn.com
Legislation Vee Sorenson 822-2359 veesign@aol.com
Luncheons Margaret Stafford 822 3255 tom-marg@cox.net
Membership Barbara Hecathorn 442-7124 Hecathorn@aol.com
Name Tags Delores Theuerkauf 822-5090 erniet@humboldt1.com
Program Patricia Welch 227 6562 patriciawelch@mindspring.com
Publicity Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
Telephone Connie Mortenson 725-5837
Ways & Means Linda Jo Alexander 725-2572 Lja1748@aol.com

Bulletin publisher Bill Odonnell 442-4117 ERWF@odonnell.ws

The Central Office (printers) 444-3044

Chaplain's Message by Rita O'Connell

In his proclamation establishing a National Day of Thanksgiving, President Abraham Lincoln wrote: "It has
seemed to me fit and proper that God should be solemnly, reverently and gratefully acknowledged, as with
one heart and one voice, by the whole American people."
How tragic that our "one heart and one voice" have been silenced in a misguided effort to be politically
correct!
Rita's Summary
Without a vibrant and vital Christianity, America is doomed, and without America, the West is doomed.
This warning didn't come from Billy Graham but from Rabbi Daniel Lapin, founder of Toward Tradition, a
national alliance of Jews and Christians. In a two-part series in The Eureka Reporter, Rabbi Lapin warned of a
"propaganda blitzkrieg" unleashed against conservative Christians.
He compared current apathy to this dangerous trend to the tragic results of Britain's failure to heed Winston
Churchill's warnings during the 1980s that Islamic leaders were intent on world domination. Americans, like
the British, refused to see the danger, and have paid a high price.
Mainstream publishers are flooding bookstores with anti-Christian volumes that far outnumber books

(Continued on page 4)
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Libs Count On Having It Both Ways by Colleen Hedrick

This names liberals rather than Democrats because
we are seeing certain Republican members of
congress display a shameful lack of support for
President Bush. It‟s classic voting for it but then
deciding I‟m against it. A whopping percentage of
congress is afflicted with 2008 presidential fever.
Mostly these yahoos proclaim “I support the troops I
don‟t support the war” right before signing worthless
resolutions to protest increasing troops in Iraq . This of
course comes smack on the heels of electing without a
dissenting vote (19 abstentions) the general who
helped devise the plan based on the addition of troops.
Obviously we‟re paying good taxpayer dollars to idiots
who talk out of both sides of their faces without allowing
their brains to ever get in the way of their rhetoric. They
vote for a general who says increase the troops. Then
they bluster expansion is useless and demand we
leave now or at least be genteel enough to tell our enemies
the date we‟re departing.
Extra efforts included John Kerry‟s Swiss jaunt to be
photographed with opponents of the United States while he
called this country a pariah. That fellow is like Jimmy Carter.
He just can‟t travel abroad without bad mouthing us. Makes
one wonder why he doesn‟t stay away?
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was not to be outdone.
She highlighted a whirlwind visit to Prime Minister Nouri al
Maliki with her 10-point program for Iraq . Mandates included
gun control, abortion on demand, declaring Iraq a terror free
zone, and eliminating death penalties except for suicide
bombers.
Nancy baby tell us how you figure they can die twice?
Direction like that will drive thinking women to either a
tranquilizer or a straight shot and water back. Take your
druthers.

LEGISLATIVE REPORT by VEE SORENSON

For those of us who care about family values in California, it is of interest to look at our liberal representatives in
Sacramento and see what they are attempting to do. Numerous bills have already been introduced this year that
threaten religious freedom, traditional marriage and parental rights.
On the first day of the 2007 legislation session, Assemblyman Mark Leno (D-San Francisco), again defied the consti-
tution and will of the people by reintroducing this homosexual bill, SB 43. He deceptively flaunts this action by naming
the bill, “The Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Bill”. Leno and his colleagues are determined to fight tire-
lessly to change the description of marriage in our State.
A physician-assisted suicide bill is also in the wings ready to be reintroduced.
Another appalling bill which will be introduced soon would make spanking your child under age 3 a punishable crime.
Judeo-Christian values are being seriously challenged and we need to remain vigilant in our fight. Contact our local
State Representatives and the Governor to voice your opposition to such sweeping, harmful legislation.

(Continued from page 3) Chaplain's Message by Rita O'Connell

warning against the perils of fervent Islam. Rabbi Lapin asks if anyone can seriously think America is more jeopardized
by Christian conservatives than by Islamic zealots.
"I fear that many Americans believe just that in the same way that many pre-World War II Westerners considered
Churchill a bigger threat than Hitler," Lapin wrote.
University professors and numerous entertainers are among the most vocal and influential critics of Christianity.
Rosie O'Donnell joined the chorus with her declaration that "Radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam."
Oxford University professor Richard Dawkins is described by Lapin as "one of the generals in the anti-Christian army
of the secular left. American academia treats him with reverence and hangs on his every world." Dawkins insists that
"religious myths ought not to be tolerated."
The rabbi warns that the war is against those who regard the Bible to be God's revelation to humanity and the Ten
Commandments to be His set of rules for all time. Phase one of this war is to make Christianity "socially unacceptable . .
. something only foolish, poor and ugly people could turn to."
He concludes that, as an Orthodox Jewish rabbi, devoted to Jewish survival, the Torah, and Israel, he is "terrified of
American Christianity caving in. Many of us are ready to stand with you, but you must replace your timidity with nerve
and your diffidence with daring and determination. You are under attack. Now is the time for you to resist it."
Rita O'Connell
Chaplain
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Humboldt County Republican Party Report by Patricia Welch, Chairman

On January 11, the Humboldt County Central Committee elected their new board for 2007-2008. The officers are as
follows, Chairman-Patricia Welch, 1st Vice-Chairman-Joy Finley, 2nd Vice-Chairman-Marc Matteoli, Secretary-Vee
Sorenson, and Treasurer-Joe Bonino. 2007 will be a year of building our committee and planning for the 2008 elections
and beyond. Our next meeting will be a strategic planning meeting and it will be held on Thursday, February 15, 7 PM at
OH‟s Steakhouse; dinner will be available, but you do not have to purchase dinner to attend. Please note: the Committee
decided to hold the meeting later in the evening on this date only, due to a conflict with the Eureka Chamber Mixer. This
meeting is open to ALL Republicans, please plan to attend! If you have questions or are interested in becoming a
member of the Central Committee, please do not hesitate to call me at 786-4542.

Don‟t forget to mark your calendars for our annual Republican of the Year dinner on Tuesday, February 20th at the
Ingomar Club. This year we will be honoring Phil and Sally Arnot as Republicans of the Year, and our own Lesley Craig,
Immediate Past President of ERWF will be honored as Volunteer of the Year. Dr Jackie Kasun will be entered into our
Hall of Fame. Please join us in honoring these dedicated activists of the Republican Party.

Joy Finley - Current President and Lesley Craig - 2006 President of ERWF

From the CFRW Legislative Advocate, Laurissa Carmichael

Focus on the Assembly
I am currently analyzing Assembly Bill 16. This bill has been introduced by democrat Sally Leiber. This is the same
woman who has introduced the no-spanking bill. AB 16 would require all girls entering sixth grade to have a vaccine that
will prevent them from contracting some of the strains of the human papillomavirus, HPV. Some of the strains that the
vaccine covers can cause cervical cancer.

Below is a short description of AB 16.

Existing law prohibits the governing authority of a school or other institution from unconditionally admitting any person
as a pupil of any private or public elementary or secondary school, child care center, day nursery, nursery school, family
day care home, or development center, unless prior to his or her first admission to that institution he or she has been
fully immunized against various diseases. This bill would, in addition, on and after July 1, 2008, prohibit the governing
authority from unconditionally admitting any female pupil to the 6th grade level of any of those institutions unless the
pupil has received the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing
laws.
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A NOTE FROM TOM MCCLINTOCK

Dear Supporter,
I cannot begin to thank you enough for everything
that you did for me during this campaign. My gratitude
to you for your faith and generosity and support make it
all the harder to accept the result. I was very much
looking forward to delivering you a victory after all that
you have done and sacrificed for my candidacy.
By all accounts, we ran a solid campaign of which I
am intensely proud. And according to all of the final
polls, we were poised to win.
But those polls were based upon normal voter turn-
out - and that's the tide that went against us. Unfortu-
nately, a very high percentage of Democrats and a very
low percentage of Republicans actually cast ballots.
(For example, only 34.5 percent of voters turned out in
the Republican stronghold of Riverside, while 55.1 per-
cent turned out in the Democratic bastion of Alameda
County).
California and the country did not suddenly take a
dramatic turn to the left. Rather, Republican voters
were disenchanted with the direction of their party and
simply stayed home. The political fundamentals are still sound
- it is the abandonment of our party's core principles that must
now be challenged if our voters are to return to the polls.
I intend to do my part, and I know that you will, too. In this
campaign, we pulled together the largest coalition of support-
ers of any candidacy on the ballot because each of us is firmly
committed to a simple principle called freedom. And I don't
think that a single one of us is willing to meekly abandon that
principle or our beautiful California.
On the contrary, we can all draw increased confidence that
the policies of higher taxes, greater regulation and less free-
dom that will inevitably follow from this election can not be
sustained and will not be tolerated by precisely those voters
who sat at home this time.
We must rally them and return them to the polls - and on
that day we will certainly save our state.
Again, thank you for standing firm. I could not possibly be
more gratified or more humbled than to have had your support
in this campaign.
Best wishes,
Tom McClintock

CFRW Winter Conference by Patricia Welch

The California Federation of Republican Women held their Winter Conference in San Diego , January 26-28; the
theme was California Education: Myth and Truth. There were over 200 women in attendance and it was great to see old
friends and make some new friends. As usual, we had a jam-packed agenda. We heard from some great speakers,
had a workshop on membership promotion and had a great Panel on Education on Saturday afternoon.
Our luncheon speaker was Karna Bodman, a former staffer in the Reagan White House. She has written spy novel
called Checkmate. She told us what life was really like in the West Wing and shared some charming stories of President
Reagan. The evening speaker was local radio personality Roger Hedgecock, who as usually was insightful and
entertaining. He spoke about politics on the state and national level with humor.
We were fortunate to have National Federation of Republican Women 1st Vice President, Shirley Sadler with us for
the entire weekend. She hails from the State of Ohio. She brought us news and views from the national level on Sun-
day and encouraged all of us to attend the NFRW Convention in Palm Springs in September. We also heard from the
Federation‟s own Dr. Barbara Stone, Cal State Fullerton Political Science Professor Emeritus, Retired.
This conference was also the endorsing session for officers of the California Republican Party (CRP), specifically, the
CFRW Executive Committee, the Board of Directors, and Club Presidents endorsed the candidates for Chairman and
Vice-Chairman of the Party. Ron Nehring was overwhelmingly endorsed for Chairman of the California Republican Party
as was Tom Del Beccaro for Vice-Chairman. The CRP election will be held at the Convention on February 11, in
Sacramento .
I can‟t encourage you enough to attend these CFRW Conferences. They are a wonderful way to make friends and
LEARN! Please plan to attend the CFRW Northern Division Conference in March; it will be held right here in
Eureka. Also, please plan to attend the CFRW Advocacy Workshop in Sacramento in March as well. Please see
President Joy or me regarding these upcoming events.
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February 12 - Lincoln's Birthday
February 19 - Presidents' Day
February 22 - Washington's Birthday

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"In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and
assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else, for it is an outrage to
discriminate against any such man because of creed, or birthplace, or origin. But this is predicated upon the
person's becoming in every facet an American, and nothing but an American...There can be no divided allegiance
here. Any man who says he is an American, but something else also, isn't an American at all. We have room for but
one flag, the American flag... We have room for but one language here, and that is the English language... and we
have room for but one sole loyalty and that is a loyalty to the American people."
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