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2018 Events Calendar  Apr 25: MRWF Annual Luncheon Meeting, Wednesday, April 25th Fundraiser Silent Auction 11:00am - 2:00pm, Club Club Restaurant at McInnis Park, 350 Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael, CA at McInnis, San Rafael 11:00 am – 2:00 pm

 Apr 28: 4:00pm - 7:00 pm Satellite Club in conjunc- tion with Mark Meuser for Secretary of State “New Beginnings” fundraiser event, Novato MRWF presents our Annual Fundraiser  May 4 - 6: CRP Conven- tion, San Diego To Benefit Sonoma Fire Victims and MRWF Community Projects

 May 4: CFRW Advocacy Day, San Diego

 May 5 & 12: Voter registration at the Village mall, Corte Madera  May 19: Armed Forces Day

 May 23: MRWF Lunch- For our Honored Guest eon, 11:30am - 1:00pm Betsy and Rusty Dillon Club at McInnis, San Ra- of Glen Ellen fael, Board Meeting at 10  May 25: Satellite Club, Masters of Ceremonies Melanie Morgan and Joanie Greggains 6:00pm LUNCHEON*FLOOR SHOW*SILENT AUCTION*DRAWINGS Entertainment by the Dana & Doug Duo

2018 MRWF Officers If unable to attend: please consider making a cash donation by mail President: Kathryn Thompson 898-0090 Make checks payable to: MRWF. Mail to Pauline Ancell [email protected] 1st VP/Programs: Jane Maushardt 515-9384 [email protected] Luncheon Reservations: $45 Deadline: Friday, April 20th 2nd VP/Membership: Judy Groesbeck 789-5022 I will attend April 25th: [email protected] Name: Phone: 3rd VP/Events: Pauline Ancell 457-6934 Address: Make check payable: MRWF Lynn von Wiedenfield [email protected] Lunch Choice: Salad, Entrée, Kapalua Crunch Mail reservations to: Pauline Ancell, 76 Secretary: dessert Dominican Drive, San Rafael, CA 94901 Bonnie Stevens 492-2514 ____ Grilled Salmon Entrée, Reservations: Phone: 415-457-6934 [email protected] Email: [email protected] ____ Chicken Marsala Entrée Treasurer: Notice: Advance reservations required. Lunch Elinor Lacy 892-2685 reservations, unless cancelled the Friday before [email protected] Please mail in your payment so that check-in Newsletter: at the event is expedited. the event, will be billed to you. Faye Bourret 702-524-7793 [email protected] Visit us on the web at www.mrwf.org THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Page 2

THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Marin Republican Women, Federated President’s Report Membership Matters MRWF is most excited about our April 25th community We would like to welcome new member Shirley Joyce project/fundraiser luncheon. Your diligent acquisition of silent Brown and new associate member Paul Von Wiedenfield. We auction and drawing items is going to make this event a rousing look forward to seeing you at our meetings, and we thank you success! Our project recipient is usually anonymous; we give a for supporting MRWF. nice check to an organization, with no knowledge of where it Our Membership drive continues into spring, and we actually ends up or whom it personally benefits. This year we encourage all those who have not mailed in the regular/ decided to do something different. associate membership dues to please do so as quickly as Fire is a danger we in California live with. Marin County possible. We will be starting our Membership directory soon dodged a bullet this past October. Unfortunately, our neighbors and would like to have as many members as possible listed. in Sonoma and Napa were not so fortunate, and MRWF As of March 1, our dues for regular members has gone up to decided to assist a specific family. Rusty and Betsy Dillon (a $32. Our dues for associate members (Republican women who member of Sonoma Valley RWF) and their adult son, Ross, already belong to another club, men, and non-citizens) have were the perfect choice. In 2001, Ross, while riding his stayed the same at $25. At present we have 104 regular bicycle, was hit by a car and permanently disabled. Since the members and 55 associate members. If you have any questions accident, the Dillons have given Ross the love, home-life, full- about membership, please contact me at [email protected]. time caregiver, and physical therapy that one would need in Remember that a membership to our club always makes a great order to return, as much as possible, to a normal life. holiday or birthday gift to friends and family. Imagine going to bed one night, surrounded by family We are continuing our New Member Contest. If you heirlooms, photos, and memories. You awaken, smell smoke, introduce a new person to our club and they join as a regular go to the window, and see flames, not in the distance, but member, you may be eligible to win a prize at year end. racing up the hill towards your home. This is what the Dillon Membership forms are always included in our newsletter, or family faced last October. Loading Ross into the van, they you can find a form on our website, MRWF.org, under the barely escaped with their lives, losing their home, everything in Home Tab. it, and autos (including the caregiver’s). All of Ross’s Judy Groesbeck, 2nd VP, Membership extensive medical and physical therapy equipment was gone. Join us, bid on auction items, send a cash contribution if you MEMBER BIRTHDAYS cannot attend April 25th, and help this commendable and April birthday greetings to regular members Barbara worthy family recover from yet another tragedy. In spite of Adams, Sandy Campo, Janet Farris, Isabelle Finney, Kitty their heartache, Rusty told me, “We may have lost our home, Forde, Mary Ann Haeuser, Joan Maginnis, Gloria but we have the most important thing of all – each other.” That McGoran, Marty Murphy, Carolyn Tucker, Anna Walton, is what is truly important in life, loved ones and friends. See and Jennifer Winward. you on the 25th! April birthday greetings to associate members Carole Stein, Kathryn Thompson, President Regina Sun, and Peter Thompson.

Why We Need the Second Amendment More than Ever more recent examples: Hitler, Stalin and Mao – the latter who Roger L. Simon (link below) cites government screw ups famously wrote, “Power comes from the barrel of a gun. leading to and during the tragic Florida school shooting and The essay brings us to the here and now with a description of asks, “Would anybody in his right mind trust these people with the FBI threatening our democratic republic on a political level his own security, let alone those of his chil- with its shenanigans in and since the 2016 election. dren?” Simon continues, “The ultimate reason that “This is the stuff of incipient totalitarianism” ... and the [second] amendment came to be was some- the reason we need the second amendment. thing just as crucial as personal or family protection. It was for the citizenry to protect themselves Source: Roger L. Simon at https://pjmedia.com/ against a tyrannical government.” To counter ar- rogerlsimon/need-second-amendment-ever/ guments that our founding was in a far different Americanism era when people used muskets, Simon provides Anna Mae Maly, Americanism Chair

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Community Projects Reports day - too bad the politicians don't care to listen very often! But we are very proud that two of our members were published in the Your helping hands and talents are needed for all the Marin IJ Reader’s Forum on March 8, 2018. Here is the link MRWF activities. Get on the lists; call the project chair listed. http://www.marinij.com/opinion/20180307/marin-ij-readers- forum-for-march-8. Kudos to Anna Mae Maly and Don Erbel for VETERANS getting published. The San Francisco VA Hospital is happily accepting books, Our next Satellite Club gathering will be a little different. It DVDs, and new lap blankets, socks, will NOT be Friday, April 27, but rather SATURDAY, April 28, shoes, and other clothing, especially from 4 to 7 pm. We are supporting a fundraiser for Mark warm stuff. Please, no used clothing due Meuser, who is running for Secretary of State here in California. to a problem with bedbugs! It is being sponsored by the Marin Conservative Forum at a pri- The Veterans Home in Yountville vate home in Novato. Arrangements are still being made, so the seeks playing cards, puzzles, puzzle address is not yet final. BeVeterans sure to read our Satellite Club email Administration books, handkerchiefs, ball caps, and non- when it arrives in the middle of April for the address. perishable snack foods like chips, soup cups, Vienna sausages, And again, if anyone would be willing to open their home to candy, and popcorn. one of our Satellite Club events, please let Laureen Schneeberger Both facilities can always use stamps, stationery, and toilet- or Bev Erbel know. We appreciate any willing hosts. Contact us ry items, especially hotel freebies. at [email protected] . Donations can be brought to any of our meetings and are tax deductible if you include your name and address with the Bev Erbel & Laureen Schneeberger, Satellite Club Co-Chairs items. Pick-ups outside of meetings can also be ar- MRWF SILENT AUCTION/DRAWING ITEMS ranged. Questions? Please call Anne at 415-302-0330. To benefit Sonoma Fire Victims and MRWF Community Pro- Anne Brenneis, Veterans Project jects.

VOTER REGISTRATION The state Democrats may have passed voter registration through the DMV, but we are still going to remind Marin of our presence. We have firmed up the dates for our Voter Reg- Get ready to have fun placing your bids, competing on the bid istration table at the Village Shopping Center in Corte Madera sheets and putting your drawing tickets in for the items that catch for Saturdays May 5th and May 12th from 11am to your eye. Here is a list to start you thinking about what would be 5pm. Please get in touch with me or Joanne Dufficy and let us fun for you, your family and friends: know which day you would like to represent our club at the · Restaurant gift certificates – Jasons, LoCoco, San Rafael mall. As I have often said, it is a fun activity and there are Joe’s, Frantoio, Club at McInnis. many more Republicans around than you might imagine, and · Wines and Whiskey – many featured - Buena Vista and the positive feedback and thumbs up are much greater than the Longhand Pinot Noir, Far Niente 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon, frowns and faces of disbelief. We look forward to hearing Chardonnay from White Oak, Rombauer, Fulcrum Winery, Cyrus from more of you. Call or Email Elise Vitale at 415-672-4346 Noble Whiskey and more. or [email protected] · Marin Symphony Tickets for Two - concert your choice. Elise Vitale, Voter Registration Chair · Marin JCC sports center - 3 month family membership. · Worldmark condo in Windsor – 2 night stay mid-week. MRWF SATELLITE CLUB · Private dinner for 4 - “Field-to-Table” with wine pairings. Our Satellite Club rendezvous for March was at Peace Lu- · Original art pieces signed by the artists. theran Church in Mill Valley. As usual, we had great food · Gift Baskets – filled to the brim with theme items. brought by those attending and we all shared beverages. It · Jewelry and Accessories - including jewelry by Ann Gordon, was a convenient place right off the freeway, and there was Sarah Nagel, Carolyn Klenk, and others. ample parking and space for all. A special "thank you" to the · Kate Spade handbag and matching purse. Erbels and Schneebergers for their hospitality. · Spa services and Gift Baskets – manicure, facial, massage. We always find marvelous solutions to the problems of the And much, much more.

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THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Marin Republican Women, Federated Legislative Report Our March Luncheon By Andrea Widburg, MRWF Legislative Chair We hosted Naweed Tahmas, VP of UC Berkeley College Date: 3/28/18 Republicans. He spoke about This Legislative Report is being written as Congress gears up free speech on his campus for its annual budget battle. As you read this, the battle may be and the challenges that con- history or there may be a government shutdown, although it is servative students experi- hard to tell whether the Republicans or Democrats would lead ence. The club has grown to that charge. over 60 members in the past Proving once again that the GOP cannot be trusted with the few years and their plan is to government’s checkbook any more than the Democrats can, continue to pressure for con- Congress has proposed a $1.3 trillion budget that gives a 10% servative speaker programs on the campus. increase to domestic government programs (more than Demo- crats ever got under President Obama), including funds for the IRS and the EPA – two agencies conservatives would like to News - California and Internet see retrench, rather than grow. It also funds a few things important to conservatives, most notably an $80 billion increase for the Pentagon. (Note, though, that this is a 12% increase, which is only 2% more than the 10% spending increase for the Democrat wish list.) The border wall is in there too, but would receive less than President Trump sought. Marin County Mail-In-Ballot Special Elections In addition to the 10% across-the-board increase, the Demo-  May 8, 2018 - Measure B Dixie School District crats are also claiming victory for including funding for spend- June 5, 2018 - Statewide Direct Primary Election ing on issues such as the opioid crisis, with more treatment  In this election - State Offices. Marin County Offices: Su- available, and school safety, through better programs for the pervisors Districts 1 and 5, Assessor, Superintendent of mentally ill and increased school security, although these are Schools, District Attorney, Sheriff, Sanitary Districts, City bipartisan concerns. Although the Democrats have failed, at Councils. least temporarily, in their push for “Dreamer” protections, they are successfully pushing back against hiring more Border Pa- trol and Immigration agents. State Candidates at our recent Luncheons Meanwhile, California continues moving Left. Democrats Donate now! Sign up now as a ‘volunteer’; this is very im- have appointed Lisbeth Mateo, an illegal alien who was educat- portant so the Marin county campaigns can call on you for your ed at the expense of California taxpayers and holds a California help. law license, to a statewide position in the California education system. Legislators are planning to “fix” Obamacare by cover- Governor: ing illegal aliens, forcing down prescription drug prices, and www.johncoxforgovernor.com increasing subsidies. Governor Brown also wants $40 million www.JoinTravisAllen.com to make sure illegal aliens are counted in the next census. The most exciting news is that Gavin Newsom’s sleazy past Lt. Governor: www.lydiaortega.com is catching up with him. Yes, he is also a #MeToo perpetrator. Amanda Renteria, his Democrat rival for the governorship, is insisting that he must drop out of the campaign. Attorney General: www.baileyforag.com * * * * *

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Visit us on the web at www.mrwf.org THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Page 5 Marin Republican Women, Federated MRWF’S Letters-to-the Editor Scholarships and Internships In the last few weeks of March, our members have been pub- To involve more young women in the political process and lished numerous times in the Marin IJ Readers’ Forum. Here’s to provide educational opportunities, the National Federation how to do it. Try it and tell us what happens. of Republican Women offers several scholarships and intern- Writing for Results ships to female students. To apply, please download the appli- By: Don Erbel, MRWF Associate Member cations from http://www.nfrw.org/programs/scholarships.htm Date: 3/28/18 or send a stamped envelope to NFRW headquarters, Attn: Reading our beloved Marin IJ, I get exasperated at the ill- Scholarships and Internships, 124 N. Alfred St., Alexandria, informed “Letters to the Editor” and Marin Voice op-eds. Re- VA 22314. cently I riffed off an existing op-ed and it resulted in a reply The Dorothy Andrews Kabis Memorial Internship letter to the editor from the op-ed writer saying he agreed with gives female undergraduates the opportunity to spend part of me! Hmm, maybe I was onto a strategy! the summer working at national headquarters in Alexandria, You can write a letter to the editor that comments on a previ- VA. Applicants must be at least a junior in college or a college ously printed letter or op-ed. The editor does not reference your student 21 years or older with a general knowledge of govern- nasty racist background, only your name and city. Thus you are ment, a keen interest in politics, campaign experience, and suf- undercover and firing at a real target. ficient clerical office skills. Deadline November 1, 2018. If you write an opinion piece, your bio at the end of the article National Pathfinder Scholarship—in honor of First Lady exposes your Conservative or Republican background. Thus Nancy Reagan. Scholarships of $2,500 are available to under- your reader is in attack mode without reading a word of your graduate sophomores through graduate students. Deadline: article. You can’t expect a deep thoughtful reading. Applications due to CA Federation Committee by May 1, Most opposition pieces ramble on considerably, often several 2018. hundred words. Often they have to get in “red meat” comments Betty Rendel Scholarship—in honor of NFRW Past Presi- such as “Trump is a racist” or “Bush Lied”. This presents your dent Betty Rendell. Scholarships of $1,000 are available to opportunity to attack the soft spots. undergraduates majoring in political science, government or Comments should make a narrow critique and then follow economics. Must have completed two years of coursework. with a few concise bullet points. In today’s world, attention Deadline: Applications due to CA Federation Committee by spans are short! You just hit and run! Bit by bit you can pick May 1, 2018. holes in the emotional rants. Also, short letters are more likely CFRW Scholarships to be printed. The Ronald Reagan Scholarship offers an annual $3000 to There are many topics. Examples are affordable housing, fat an undergraduate registered Republican woman who is major- public employee pensions, potholed roads, unused bike lanes, ing in political science, communications, or directed toward school curricula that is lacking in substantive content, poor gov- law. She must be a US citizen, a resident of California and ernment spending decisions, lack of fire protection planning, have completed two years of college. Deadline: August 15, overarching planning requirements, overpaid government work- 2018. ers, lack of fiscal responsibility, and lots more. Keep alert for Go to the California Federation of Republican Women/ these as they appear in the paper and present a rebuttal oppor- Scholarships for specific application instructions. tunity with some well-chosen words. You can even prepare If you have any questions or know an interested student who these in advance, then modify and submit them when the target would like to apply for this scholarship, email Faye Bourret at appears. [email protected]. A recent inquiry to the Marin IJ found out that they try to balance coverage between Democrat and Republican. Given Novato RWF Luncheon that Marin appears to be maybe 80/20, respectively, we can’t Wednesday April 17, 2018 11:30am - 1:30pm expect a lot of space. However, if you keep your letter focused Marin Country Club on topics that seem to be in the common sense domain, you will Reserve: 415-878-6220 or at www.NovatoRWF.org get around that barrier. Noting the frequency of letters by the Speaker: John “Woody” Woodrum same writer, I’d guess you could expect to get something print- President, California Screaming Eagles ed about every other week. CA State Volunteer Chair Donald J. Trump for President 2016 Read the Marin IJ opinion page, spot an opportunity and write Topic: Making California Golden Again on! Visit us on the web at www.mrwf.org THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Page 6

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42nd Annual Advocacy Day MRWF Committees: May 4, 2018 [email protected] – Faye Bourret Community Service [email protected] – Open And CRP Caucus Conference Veterans – Anne Brenneis Voter Registration - Elise Vitale, Joanne Dufficy Republican Women Federated Members Legislation - Andrea Widburg Telephone Communications - Kitty Forde and Young Republican Hospitality - Elvira Lindemann Working Women –MRWF Satellite Club - B. Erbel & L. For 2018 this event is being held in Southern California Schneeberger And to coincide with the California Republican Party Spring Mamie Eisenhower Library Project - Anne Brenneis Americanism - Anna Mae Maly Convention Scholarships - Open . Parliamentarian - Open . Website - Angela Lyons Chaplain - Bonnie Stevens If you would like to attend with members of Marin RWF, Ways and Means - Open contact Kathryn Thompson at [email protected]

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