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Octodec2017 Copy.Pages Thousand Oaks Republican Women, Federated www.TORWF.org October, November, December EDITION 2 2017 - 4th Qtr EXECUTIVE OFFICERS A DIAMOND AWARD WINNING CLUB SINCE 1960 PRESIDENT Affiliated with the California Federation of Republican Women Beatrice Restifo [email protected] and the National Federation of Republican Women 805-230-2919 ! 1st V.P. (PROGRAMS) Cav. Rosemary Licata [email protected] 818-889-4839 2nd V.P. (MEMBERSHIP) Ann Shires 805-527-2468 [email protected] 3rd V.P. (WAYS & MEANS) Patrice Barlow With New Vision 925-330-6978 [email protected] RECORDING SECRETARY Connie Malmuth 805-498-2729 Annual Christmas Holiday [email protected] Gala Luncheon CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Anne Hetu 805-497-1404 Beacon of Light Awards TREASURER Isa Kendall Thursday, December 7, 2017 818-640-2975 [email protected] 10:45 A.M. Reception & Boutiques PARLIAMENTARIAN Noon Luncheon & Program Cav. Rosemary Licata 818-889-4839 [email protected] Sherwood Country Club 240 West Stafford Road Thousand Oaks, CA. 91361 NEWSLETTER Cav. Rosemary Licata 818-889-4839 [email protected] Information & Reservations Marsha Llanes-Thibodeau [email protected] [email protected] TORWF, 1276 Westwind Circle Westlake Village, 91361 1 President’s Message Well, we have done it again. At the National Federation of Republican Women, Thousand Oaks Republican Women, Federated received the honored Diamond Achievement Award which is earned by clubs for community programs, political activity, general meetings, etc. for 2016-2017. Thank you to the many members who have participated in our programs and events during this time. You are the ones who have helped us achieve prestigious this honor. Lately, many television and print news items have pointed to the increasing pressure on permitting people to express their views, especially in open forums such as universities. Recently when Ben Shapiro was slated to speak at Berkley, the school authorities placed many obstacles in his path, i.e. no space, students register way ahead, etc. The Young Americas Foundation schedules many conservative speakers in colleges and universities. Berkley tried to get Ben cancelled, so YAF sent their legal team to the school, found many spots available for the talk and sued the school to allow the Shapiro talk, even though the school would not allow the entire theater to be used, therefore limiting the number of students who attended. The talk went on and Ben’s talk has been read on the internet by thousands of people. Even Alan Dershowitz, the liberal Harvard Law Professor, is being blocked from speaking there. He has stated he will sue the school if he is not permitted to speak. We must be proactive in permitting everyone to maintain their first amendment rights of free speech, and be able to listen to both sides of a debate in an intelligent manner. I am reminded of the recently revised book, published over 30 years ago, All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten, Robert Fulghum. It tells us something when a book of common sense, rules of basic human behavior, and ideas on life in everyday happenings has sold over 7 million copies in many languages. I go back to the idea many of us have, that common sense, respect for others, caring for others, learning right from wrong begins as children at home. This includes the right to carry out one’s faith. We are still hopeful that by encouraging and supporting high school students to attend YAF seminars, presentations on our founding such as we had on September 11 with Professor Gordon Lloyd, and to attend leadership summer seminars at the Leonore and Walter Annenberg Presidential Learning Center at the Ronald Reagan Library, we can continue to instill in their young minds, respect for their fellow man and love of country, freedom and liberty. I was pleased to learn that on the university level Dean Pete Peterson, Pepperdine School of Public Policy, has launched “The American Project on the Future of Conservatism” “a 2 year program to propel innovative ideas for reimagining the future of America’s conservative movement.” There is evidence that conservatism in the colleges and universities is spreading. However, violence and fake news overcome the good news. We have to keep our voice out there to counteract those negatives. The 2018 political season will be soon upon us. We must keep informed on local, state and national news so we can eject the candidates that do not deserve to remain in office, and elect new ones. Keep posted for dates for voter registration. A very important campaign will be for the 26th Congressional District. California is attempting to bring the primary earlier in 2018, so we will keep ourselves informed as we always Adopt-A-Poll. Thank you to all for your attendance, dedication. Special thanks to our Angel Sponsors for special events support. Beatrice Restifo, President [email protected] TORWF STANDING COMMITTEES Americanism: Susan Morrison International Outreach: Debby Chang Campaign, Precinct, & Voter Registration: Rosemary Licata Legislation: Marilyn Fordney Caring For America: Ann Shires Literacy: Nada Wall Chaplain: Isa Kendall Support The Troops: Christina Ning Community Outreach: Julie Prince Women In Business: Susan Patena Facebook: Carola DeLong Youth & Scholarship: Patrice Barlow Disclaimer: All information transmitted through the TORWF newsletter is for information only. Nothing is to be considered a position or endorsement by TORWF or its membership. No information supplied will be used for other than TORWF, CFRW or NFRW business. !2 Special Summer Sizzler for Conservatives Event On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 a special evening at the home of kind and generous friends Yumi and David Fernandez, Ventura County District Attorney Gregory Totten presented an excellent summary of the opioid crisis in our community and country. He gave history, activity of suppliers, users and medical prescribers of the drugs, examples of users and families of addicts and possible solutions. Members attending represented business, different professions, parents, and interested members of our community. This Effects many high school and college students, people of all walks of life with of all economic levels. Some faith communities try in different ways to assist. Our local law enforcement do an enormous job with programs beginning in middle school, family programs and beyond. The district attorney’s office has special personnel assigned for the purpose of bringing to justice drug distributors and medical personnel who over prescribe. A recent incident brought a jail term to a local physician who was dealing and over prescribing opioids. The investigations take time and effort to obtain the proper evidence for bringing someone to the court system. The audience discussion was pertinent and gave us much food for thought. Parents and family members have a great responsibility in recognizing signs in their children and family members so early treatment can be found. This event was part of the Business Outreach Program chaired by Susan Patena. TORWF supplied the wine and delicious hors d’oeuvres. ********************************************************** Spotlight on African American Education There is much dialogue on radio, television and print media declaring the lack of facilities and opportunities for African American youth for educational opportunities. Locally, students of all backgrounds have excellent schools available from preschool to university. The ability to enter a college or university after high school of course depends on the student and his or her performance up to 12th grade. Students on other areas, for example Los Angeles, forty five percent of students graduate high school with D averages. How prepared is that student for college or the job market? There are parents who want better opportunity for their child and take advantage of the ‘out of district’ program and apply to Oak Park School District. Students are accepted either by lottery or outright if space is available in their grade. But some African-American students do have excellent outcomes. I am reminded of a young Black man, Paris Dennard, who Rosemary Licata has known for a very long time, who after attending schools in his home state of Arizona graduated from the School of Public Policy, Pepperdine University. He held student leadership positions all through school, was active as a high school Republican Leader, worked in the George W. Bush White House in legislative and political affairs; on staff at the Republican National Committee; spoke at the Republican National Convention in 2000; a dedicated Trump supporter; and since July 2015 was appointed the Senior Director of Strategic Communications at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, the nation’s largest nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that serves as a voice of historically black colleges and universities. “It is an unlikely union, as Dennard and TMCF President Johnny C. Taylor, according The Atlantic explained, if he can be both an advocate of black colleges and a vocal voice in the Republican Party at the same time.” The answer is yes: “I am an advocate by the nature of where I work. Johnny Taylor makes that very clear,” Dennard expanded, “so I will speak up and talk about HBCU’s in the political sphere.” Recently Dennard attended the White House Black History Month tribute with President Donald J. Trump. President Trump knew Paris by reputation and called him by his first name. The TMCF assists students to obtain scholarship funds supported by $250 million from many corporations for undergraduate to medical schools and assists graduates in strategic capacity building, innovative programs, innovative research, and a resource for employers seeking talent. Many opportunities are available to black students who are ambitious and dedicated. Paris has shown it is possible to advocate for Republican principles a n d t o f u r t h e r e d u c a t i o n o p p o r t u n i t i e s f o r b l a c k s t u d e n t s s i m u l t a n e o u s l y .
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