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January Newsletter Volume 5, Issue 5 January Edition LOS GATOS CHAPTER NSDAR TOWN CRIER January 1, 2015 Happy New Year! January 19, 2015 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day King was the chief spokesman for nonviolent activism in the civil rights movement, which successfully protested racial discrimination in federal and state law. the campaign for a federal holiday in King’s honor began soon after his assassination in 1968. Dear Daughters, President Ronald Reagan It was wonderful to celebrate the beginning of our Christmas signed the holiday into law in season with the “Olde Fashioned Christmas”. Sue Fitzpatrick 1983. and her team: Beverly Baker, Pat McRoberts, Mary Slattery, Linda January Birthdays! Gallagher, Dana Baumgardner, and Anita Bell certainly made the season bright! From Christmas Carols on piano from our own 3 Sue Fitzpatrick Rilla Betz getting us into the mood, to the room beautifully 6 Dawn Newman decorated with festive poinsettias, to the lovely ornaments as a 6 Nancy Wehrman special take away gift to everyone made for one of the best 7 Kathy Kerber Christmas fundraisers. The auction was a wonderful success 11 Cheryl McLean making $3,551! Thank you all." 14 Nancie Sowin 18 Marjorie ShelDon Our Vietnam Veterans “Thank You” Christmas tree kick-o$ on 19 Floy DurnForD 23 Rosalie Thimann 23 Janet Vogel 26 LoreNa Beavers 27 Norma PhilpoN 28 Barbara ScoN !30 Dorothy Connelly Los Gatos Chapter of the NSDAR !1 Volume 5, Issue 5 January Edition ! November 29 at the Kings Court was well attended with many DAR American shoppers, children, veterans and us! " Heritage Contest We had a visit from several the Veterans Memorial & Support Foundation of Los Gatos Committee members showing their The American Heritage appreciation and support. " Committee was established to preserve our rich We also had a lot of heart felt thank you’s from the community. American heritage in the There were a few veterans who stopped by and wanted to have an fields of art and sculpture, ornament, so we made them on the spot. Over and over the crafts, drama and literature, sentiment was how touched and thankful they were that we were fiber arts, and music. Members are invited to honoring the Vietnam Veterans." participate in the various Each ornament on the tree represented a local veteran who contests within these fields served in Vietnam. We had over 200 ornaments and the e$ort conducted by this committee. The theme for proved well spent, as we have won first place! " 2014-15 is “Celebrate America! Exploring our American Heritage.” There is also a Historic Costume theme: "1830-1850: The Jacksonian Era through the California Gold Rush." You do not send the item. You send several 4x6 photos and a CD with as many photos !as you'd like.! Deadlines! Fiber Arts – December 1 - January 11. These entries are sent to State Chair and winners are sent on to the National Chair.! Art & Sculpture, Crafts, Literature & Drama and Music – January 2 to February 15, 2015 – entries are sent to the appropriate National Vice Chair. Please do not mail prior to January 2, 2015. Entries must be postmarked by February 14. Warm wishes for a happy holiday, Los Gatos Chapter of the NSDAR !2 Volume 5, Issue 5 January Edition “Olde Fashioned Christmas” Thank you to our donors! Agnes Women’s BouUque Amy June Jorgensen Arthur Murray Dance StuDio Asian Art Museum oF San Francisco Atelier Salon Azuca Barbara McMahon, CSDAR Organizing Secretary Barbara Naden Bell Tower Bristo & Patssierie Benefit Welcome New member Beverly anD Evan Baker Deborah Jones Bennett was born and raised Bloomsters in Oregon, camping, fishing, close to Buca Di Beppo nature. In Reno, NV, she met her husband Bunches of 45 years. They moved to San Jose in 1977 Byington Winery and went into the dry cleaning business. Capricious Skin Care Debbie and her husband retired in 2001 Celebrity Forum Speaker Series and have been busy remodeling their home, Classic Car Wash when they are not traveling. They are Cooper-GarroD Estate VineyarDs involved with the Porsche Club of America. Dana BaumgarDner She has two sons and five grandchildren Debra Pumo Elephant Bar Restaurant and loves gardening and cooking. Fine Arts Museums oF San Francisco ! Florenne Restaurant Newest California Chapter! Forbes Mill Steakhouse ! Greelee’s Bakery The District VI Daughters are cordially invited to High Tech Burrito (Los Gatos) attend the organizing meeting of the newest Jill HygelunD California chapter, Refugio del Cielo on January Jos A. Banks Clothiers, Inc. – Los Gatos 24, 2015, in Buellton, CA. The attached flier Kyoto Palace Japanese Steakhouse gives details and a handy reservation form to La FonDue be mailed in with checks. LinDa Gallagher ! Los Gatos Bird Watcher I hope you and many members of your district Los Gatos Brewing Company can attend. Los Gatos CaFé ! Mary SlaNery Best wishes, Mini Cakes by Tasha Barbara Nilou Day Spa -- Pat McRoberts Barbara McMahon Rilla Betz California State Organizing Secretary P.O. Box 977 San Francisco Giants Pioneer, CA 95666 San Jose Giants San Jose Museum oF Quilts anD TexUles 209-295-7182 San Jose Sharks ! Savannah-Chanel VineyarDs The Flyer is at the end of the newsletter. Sue Fitzpatrick ! Summer WinDs – Winchester Los Gatos Chapter of the NSDAR !3 Volume 5, Issue 5 January Edition Symphony Silicon Valley support. The US Department of Housing and Urban Tassels oF Los Gatos Development estimates that each night about 50,000 Testarossa Winery veterans are homeless. The VA estimates that one-third The WooDen Horse of homeless veterans were stationed in a war zone and Willow Street WooD-FireD Pizza two thirds served our country for at least three years. ! Nine percent of homeless veterans are between the National Defense Minute ages of 18 and 30 years, and 41% are between 31 and 50 years of age. For information about federal programs Rachel Goss, National Defense Chair" available to veterans, contact the Department of Our country owes a debt of gratitude to all our Veterans A$airs at 877-4AID-VET or visit the VA’s website at http://www.va.gov/homeless/. !veterans, but homeless veterans in particular need our Sunshine Report Dixie Parker, Chaplain" Dorothy Laughlen fell and broke her hip and had hip surgery last month. She just returned home from her stay at a place for rehabilitation. She is recovering slowly and will be having a caregiver and therapist coming to her !home to help during this time of recovery. Our prayers are with you Dorothy during this season of recovery.! Nancie Sowen is still recovering from her shoulder replacement. This has been a very slow painful process for !Nancie but she is making progress. Our prayers are with you Nancie for a full recovery. ! Our prayers are with all those who are ill or have ill loved ones for the Lord’s grace, healing, and strength to be !their portion during this season of life. ! Library News Jill Hygelund, Librarian" Start early by adDing to your 2015 reading list one oF these (or a great Stocking stuffer) Here are books being highlighteD For readers From SILICON VALLEY READS 2015: We NeeD New Names by NoViolet Bulawayo The Book oF Unknown Americans by ChrisUne Henrique Stealing BuDDha’s Dinner: A Memoir by Bich Minh Nguyen Last year I personally read one oF the 2014 selecUons, The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. This book delves into the FragmenUng oF the minD’s concentraUon by the DemanD From technological advancements. A very intriguing book about how are minDs are being altereD by machines! For those parents anD granDparents suggesteD Christmas book iDeas For: Pre-K Reading Makes you Feel GooD Ages 4-8 Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce or For Grades 3-7 Mr. Lemoncelo’s Library by Chris Grabenstein Los Gatos Chapter of the NSDAR !4 Volume 5, Issue 5 January Edition ! State Regent’s Message: December 2014 ! " # Dear California Daughters,# It’s December—the most wonderful time of the year!# It’s also a challenging time with decorating, year-end tax planning, finding that perfect present, preparing all the favorite holiday dishes, making those lists and checking them twice. To quote Dr. Seuss, “How did it get so late so soon?”# The Heritage Tea with 125 Daughters in attendance was held at the historic Lions Gate Hotel at McClellan Park in mid-November. The program on the beautiful chapels at our military academies was both informative and inspirational. The assembly, many donning picturesque hats, joined in singing the hymns of each branch of the service.# Now it is time for our Victorian Christmas Tea on Saturday December 13th at our restored and repaired magnificent Headquarters in Glendora. “She” is freshly painted outside and lovingly decorated for Christmas inside. Please plan to join us for this grand event with traditional tea fare.# My Jerry and I will spend Christmas in Indiana with my family. We wish for you the things you won’t find under your tree or in your stocking but will find within your heart: remembrance of happiness past, hope for happiness to come, fellowship and love, acceptance of sorrow and gratitude for joy, but most of all the peace that passes understanding.# As we enjoy all the festivities of this month, I wish for you the joy that whatever holiday you celebrate brings: Happy Kwanzaa, a Wise Winter Solstice, a Happy Chanukah, a Merry Christmas!# So—Celebrate America! Celebrate Service! And Celebrate the Reason for the !Season!!# ! ! Carol Oakley Jackson# !California State Regent# Los Gatos Chapter of the NSDAR !5 Volume 5, Issue 5 January Edition !# President General's Message - Lynn Forney Young December 2014 Dear Daughters, This December, I hope you all are able to gather with family and friends to celebrate this wonderful time of year.
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