the trumpet october 2015

Rosalía Zamora, President/Editor (760) 489-1407
WEBSITE:
WWW.ESCONDIDORWF.ORG
Karen Garcia, Membership (760) 504-4880
FACEBOOK: ESCONDIDO REPUBLICAN WOMEN, FEDERATED
“Like-Minded Women Working Together to Achieve Common Goals”
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OCTOBER 2015
ESCONDIDO REPUBLICAN WOMEN,
FEDERATED
“An NFRW Diamond Award Club”
Members of the National Federation of Republican Women,
California Federation of Republican Women, CFRW Southern Division, and
San Diego County Federation of Republican Women
Membership Luncheon Meeting
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2015
11:00 a.m. Registration  Mexican Buffet Lunch is $16.00
Cocina del Charro
890 West Valley Parkway, Escondido, CA
Program:
PAUL CHABOT, Terrorism in the U.S.
Escondido Police Sergeant ERIC DISTEL
Joint Terrorism Task Force
RSVP by Thursday, October 22
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: Val Collins (760) 432-0816
Please remember our military men and women serving in Afghanistan.
Bring to the meeting any items listed on page 7. They will be shipped for Christmas!
Americanism
4
The Chairmen’s Corner
5
President’s Message
3
Birthdays
6
Elected Official Updates
9
Program Speakers
2
Caring for America-Literacy
5
Contact Your Elected Officials
10
Volunteer Hours
5
Caring for America-Military
7
ERWF Executive Committee
10
Ways & Means
7
Calendar, Important Dates
8
Membership Renewal/Application 11
Paul Chabot is the President of Chabot Strategies,
L.L.C. and Chabot Securities International. He is also
an Adjunct Professor teaching American Government at California Baptist University.
Paul has strong military credentials. He is an Iraq
War veteran who began his reserve military intelligence career in 2001, serving first at the Office of
Naval Intelligence. Later, he worked with the
Defense Intelligence Agency, in conjunction with an
assignment in the Pentagon working for the Joint
Chiefs of Staff in the National Military Command
Center, where he identified and assessed immediate
national security threats.
strong public safety
record and his dedication
towards protecting
California’s
communities
by
keeping
dangerous
criminals behind bars.
Paul is a California
Licensed
Private
Investigator with significant training in counterterrorism.
In 2008, Paul returned from Iraq where he served as
an intelligence officer with Joint Special Operations
Forces. Today, he serves as the Department Head
for Command Pacific Fleet Intelligence Reserve Unit
– 0194 at the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He is
a fully qualified Information Dominance Warfare
Officer with Top Secret/SCI clearance.
An accomplished public speaker, Paul’s significant
presentations include keynotes at the U.S. Naval
Academy, WestPoint Academy, as well as a number
of White House conferences. He has provided
keynote speeches in 48 states. Paul has been a
guest on CNN, Fox News, al Jazeera, CBS, and ABC;
he has also been quoted in local, national and international print media, radio and TV including the
Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times.
In 2006, the Senate confirmed Governor Schwarzenegger’s appointment and Paul became the
Commissioner to the California State Parole Board
for three consecutive terms. He is proud of his
Paul is the author of the counter-terrorism book,
Eternal Battle Against Evil and the author of a
number of e-books, including: The Cartel, Organizational Resiliency; Against All Odds.
Sergeant Eric Distel
will tell us about
Escondido’s participation in the JOINT
TERRORISM TASK
FORCE (JTTF)!
provide security for special events, conduct training,
collect and share intelligence, and respond to
threats and incidents at a moment’s notice. The
task forces are based in 104 cities nationwide. A
total of 71 of these JTTFs have been created since
9/11; the first was established in New York City in
1980.
JTTF is our nation’s
front line on terrorism: small cells of
highly
trained,
locally based, passionately committed investigators,
analysts, linguists, SWAT experts, and other
specialists from dozens of U.S. law enforcement and
intelligence agencies.
When it comes to investigating terrorism, they do it
all: chase down leads, gather evidence, make arrests,
Sergeant Distel joined the Escondido Police Department on December 12, 1988, as a Police Officer. In
his 27 years with the Escondido Police Department,
Sergeant Distel has had the following assignments:
Patrol, K-9 handler, and Field Training Officer. He
was promoted to Police Sergeant on January 2,
2005. He holds Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, and
Supervisory Certificates from the Commission on
Peace Officer Standards and Training.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Rosalía Zamora (760) 489-1407 or (760) 532-8181
Ask yourself a question … “Is my attitude worth catching?”
~Zig Ziglar
Linda Lopez-Alvarez is lining up guest speakers
and almost has our new ERWF website finished.
This month, she designed new membership
brochures for the October 18th Grand Avenue
Festival in downtown Escondido and the “Stay at
Home Tea” announcement. Thank you, Linda!
Eduardo, Congressman Hunter, Mayor Abed, Rosalia
CONGRATULATIONS! We earned the NFRW
DIAMOND AWARD, the highest honor that we
can receive from the National Federation of
Republican Women! Let’s keep the momentum
going by turning in your hours, both political and
community. See Lynda’s message on page 6.
The Executive Committee/Chairmen have been
busy planning for the October, November and
December luncheons and other club activities.
As suggested by NFRW, our new Literacy/MELP
Chairman Pat Harvey is organizing “The Red Shoe
Book Club!” Please read more about this project
on page 5.
You’ll be hearing more about “The Scholarship
Circle” in the next month or two.
Delegates and alternates are attending the CFRW
Convention this weekend!
There’s a lot happening, and we’re excited about
all the good things we’re doing for our military
and the community.
Thank you for all you do!
“Meet Your Federation Leaders”
Kathy Brugger
NFRW President
Lynne Hartung
NFRW Region 1 Director
Roseann Slonsky-Breault
CFRW President
Christine Flynn
CFRW So. Div. President
Waskah Whelan
SDCFRW President
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AMERICANISM—Barbara Fowler
“Would Hillary Clinton Really Be the First Woman President?”
Preface:
During the Democratic Debates on
Tuesday, October 13, in Las Vegas, Hillary Clinton
mentioned a couple of times about being the
FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT but if elected, would
she actually be the first? Read below the tantalizing historical happening regarding this very
question.
The Answer
documents his wife placed
before him. Even his private
secretary placed the memoranda on vital questions
before Mrs. Wilson, who
decided, when and if, they
reached
the
President.
Essentially, Mrs. Wilson was
the reigning monarch.
When President Woodrow Wilson was on a trip,
and as the train neared Kansas, Wilson had a
paralyzing stroke. His entourage turned back to
Washington, D.C.
Conclusion: So it was in 1920. Edith Bolling
Wilson was not only the secretary to the President,
acting Secretary of State, but also the Acting
President of the United States as well.
While his advisors were busy making plans about
what to do, Edith Wilson, President Wilson’s wife
took charge. This strong woman allowed no one
to see her husband without her permission, not
even the Vice President of the United States.
Commentary: Unlike Hillary Clinton, Edith Wilson
had no personal ambitions of her own, but she
was determined that as long her husband was
breathing – He would remain President of the
United States of America.
Mrs. Wilson even determined what pieces of
legislation were laid before the President. With a
shaky hand, Wilson signed the letters and
So, Hillary, you should have been more alert when
Bill was President and seized an opportunity
because next year a Republican will be President.
FEDERATION WEBSITES
Escondido Republican Women, Federated
www.escondidorwf.org E-Mail: [email protected]
Facebook: Escondido Republican Women, Federated
National Federation of Republican Women www.nfrw.org
California Federation of Republican Women www.cfrw.org
California Federation of Republican Women, So. Division
www.cfrwsoutherndivision.org
San Diego County Federation of Republican Women
www.sdcfrw.net
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THE CHAIRMEN’S CORNER
VOTER REGISTRATION
Thank you for helping me with the September 12th Grape Day Festival: Matt Stockton,
Leona Landskron, Jodie Ream, and Josie West! It was a slow day and not many people,
but we were there to register voters and share information about the Republican Party
and our club.
Jeanne Bunch (760) 715-1919
MEMBERSHIP
“Each one bring one.”
WELCOME to our new Associate member, Lou Aspell!
Membership renewals are coming up. Your continued membership and inviting new
members are what keep our club alive and well. It’s not too early to renew your dues
for 2016! Please mail them to the P.O. box or pay at the meeting.
If you know of someone who may be interested, please give me her name and contact
information or invite her to our next meeting. This year, we are inviting prospective
members to our Membership Christmas Party on Saturday, December 5. 11:00 a.m. Check-in and registration. Buffet luncheon at Cocina del Charro, our regular meeting place. $16. More details to follow as
the date gets closer, but please SAVE THE DATE.
Karen Garcia (760) 504-4880
CARING FOR AMERICA—LITERACY
The Red Shoe Book Club is a way for our club members to explore and discuss
books, write and publish book reviews for the monthly newsletters and on the
club website. Everyone is invited to join us. Come with the latest book you are
reading and join in the discussion. We read books from the Mamie Eisenhower
Library Project (MELP) list. Download the MELP Recommended Book List (20142015 - Addendum 3) at the NFRW website.
Our first meeting will be at 10:00 a.m., prior to our regular meeting on Wednesday, October 28th at the
Cocina del Charro. Look for us in the room next to where we have our meetings.
All of you are aware of the Mamie Eisenhower Library Project (MELP), as we have done this project in
the past and will continue with it. Over the past 50 years, the NFRW and its members have donated
thousands of books each year to libraries, schools, hospitals and other public institutions through
(MELP). To participate, you may choose a book from the list and bring it to the October meeting. You
may decide to ask a friend or two to help you with your purchases. Monetary donations will also be
accepted at both meetings, and books will be purchased. Please consider books for children and teens.
Let’s promote our Republican values to the youth of our community.
Pat Harvey (760) 630-7686
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have
the heart.” ~ Elizabeth Andrew
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Barbara Fowler
Mary Lopez
October 1
Jenny Cole
October 13
Joan Gardner
Diane Snyder
October 16
Lauri Miville
October 2
The Chairmen’s Corner (continued from page 5)
VOLUNTEER HOURS
Hi, Everyone,
Thank you to everyone who submitted their volunteer hours, both Political
and Community. So far, 12,460 total hours have been reported this year
through September. It’s been great talking to everyone.
Just a reminder, child care for family members can be counted toward
Community hours. We received verification from the State again in May. Please call me if you
have any questions. I look forward to seeing you at our meeting!
Lynda Killingsworth (760) 746-8882
WAYS AND MEANS with Leona Landskron (760) 743-3407
We’re having a “Funraiser at the Escondido Souplantation” on Tuesday,
November 3, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. Bring family, invite friends and neighbors.
You must present the flyer so that 15% of the sales will go to our club! Visit
www.escondidorwf.org to download a copy of the flyer.
“Stay at Home Tea” envelopes will be distributed at the October meeting!
November is the beginning of the holidays. Bring your favorite baked goodies and candies for our
Bake Sale, which will be held at the November 18 meeting!
iGive.com– Two members have already signed up to support ERWF. Please sign up at our club’s
personalized link: http://www.igive.com/SWoHBVR and shop online at more than 1,700 stores including
Staples, Office Depot, Best Buy, Amazon, 1-800-flowers.com and more. They also have coupon specials!
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CARING FOR AMERICA—MILITARY
ADOPT THE TROOPS
A project to support our military in Afghanistan
Debbie Young, Chairman (760) 505-0171
Please bring items from the “wish list” to our next meeting.
There is a collection table at each meeting for your donations! If you miss or forget to bring your donations, you
can always drop them off at my office between 8:00 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. Sculpt Nouveau, 570 North
Tulip Street, Escondido (across from Dixieline, behind Sherwin Williams). Blue Star Moms will send the next shipment
in time for Christmas!
WISH LIST: Pre-sweetened drink mix (individual Gatorade, Crystal Light, Kool-Aid), coffee, tea, hot
chocolate, apple cider (individual packets), beef jerky, tuna/chicken creations/lunch kits, Cup O Soup, Top
Ramen, trail mix, nuts, microwave popcorn, Pop Tarts, granola cereal or breakfast bars, instant oatmeal or
Cream of Wheat (individual packets), cookies, crackers (individual packages), hard candy, chewing gum
(caffeine gum is huge hit), breath mints, fruit snacks (roll-ups, gushers); shampoo, conditioner, all-in-one
(travel size--but not from hotels), soap (bar or travel size--but not from hotels), deodorant, disposable razors,
baby wipes (it can be a long time between showers!), toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, Q-tips, cotton
balls (separated in snack size zip bags), eye drops, lip balm, nail clippers, nail files, DEET bug repellant, sunscreen; magazines (new & used: sports, car & truck, NO people type), books (paperback, compact, fiction,
non-fiction), hand-held games, board games, puzzles, word game books, playing cards, card games (UNO,
Skip Bo, etc.), dice games, Boggle, Scrabble, Mississippi Marbles; batteries AAA, AA, C & D (must be in
the original packaging); paddle balls, hacky sacks, Yo-Yo's, Nerf football, Velcro darts, squirt guns, squishy
balls; small writing tablets, pens, journals; socks, flip flops; Ziploc bags (snack, sandwich, quart, and gallon
sizes). Note: Each time you go to the store, pick up an extra item or two for our very worthwhile project. Our troops are still far away from home. Let’s remember them!
YOUNG MARINES and OPERATION APRON
Kathleen Crusing, Chairman (760) 746-432-9670
“Strengthening the lives of America's youth” - The Young
Marines is a youth education and service program for boys and
girls, ages 8 through completion of high school. The Young
Marines promotes the mental, moral, and physical development of its members. The program focuses on character
building, leadership, and promotes a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. The Young Marines is the focal point for the U.S. Marine
Corps' Youth Drug Demand Reduction efforts.
Please contact me if you’d like more information on how you
can help our Escondido unit. I need assistance in many areas.
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NOVEMBER
Tues., November 3 (5:00-8:00 p.m.)
ERWF “Funraiser at Escondido Souplantation”
Wed., November 4 (10:00 a.m.)
ERWF Executive Committee Meeting
Mon., November 9 (10:00 a.m.)
*San Diego County FRW Luncheon, Bahia
Mon., November 9 (6:00 p.m.)
The Republican Party of San Diego County, Town & Country
Fri.-Sat., November 13-14
*CFRW Southern Div. Biennial Convention
Knotts Berry Farm Hotel, Buena Park
Wed., November 18 (11:00 a.m.)
ERWF Membership Meeting/Luncheon
(Election and Installation of 2014 Officers)
DECEMBER
Tues., December 1
NFRW Kabis Internship application due to CFRW President
Wed., December 2 (5:00 p.m.)
*ERWF Joint Executive Committee (per Standing Rule 5)
Executive Committee, Chairmen, and Spouses invited!
Sat., December 5 (11:00 a.m.)
ERWF Christmas Luncheon, Cocina del Charro
Sat., December 12 (10 a.m.)
*San Diego County FRW Christmas Luncheon
Town & Country Mission Valley
Mon., December 14 (6:00 p.m.)
NOTE TO CALENDAR
*The Republican Party of San Diego County, Town & Country
Fall 2017: NFRW Biennial Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
*Carpool available
From Rosalía’s Favorite Recipe Collection:
Wicked-Easy Snack Mix
For an easy Halloween party snack, toss together equal
amounts of candy corn, pretzels, peanuts, and corn chips. The
delicious combination of sweet and salty will have this tasty
appetizer disappearing in no time.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
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ASSEMBLY MEMBER MARIE WALDRON
“Research Animals Might Get Another Chance”
Most of us love Beagles.
Their eager-to-please, calm
personalities make them the
perfect pet. This trait also
makes them perfect for
research purposes. But what
happens after these animals
are no longer needed for
research?
I am pleased to report that AB 147 received final
legislative approval on August 27. The bill has
been forwarded to Governor Brown and awaits his
signature. If you would like to contact the Governor to request he sign AB 147, please give his office a call at (916) 445-2841 or send him a fax at
(916) 558-3160. You may also email Governor
Brown through his website at https://
govnews.ca.gov/gov39mail/mail.php
As a dog owner and animal lover, I am interested
in protecting animals that have been used for
research in our colleges and universities. Currently,
there are no federal or state guidelines pertaining
to post-research adoption policies for animals
used in scientific or medical research. Obviously,
once they are no longer needed for this purpose,
these dogs and cats should be released for
adoption whenever possible.
Hopefully, by taking this small step we can ensure
that research animals in California have a chance
at a full, happy life with a loving human family.
Assembly Member Marie Waldron
Assembly District 75
350 West 5th Avenue, Suite 110
Escondido, CA 92025
Phone: 760-480-7570
To help accomplish this, I have joined Assembly
Member Matt Dababneh (D – Encino) as the
principal co-author of Assembly Bill 147,
sponsored by the Beagle Freedom Project. It
requires any postsecondary educational institution
that uses dogs or cats for research to offer the
animals to adoption or rescue organizations if it is
determined they are suitable for adoption. While
many colleges and universities already have
internal adoption programs, this measure will
create a statewide standard to supplement those
policies.
From Your Beagle to You:
You chose me, out of all of the other Beagles...I thank you
There's no place I'd rather be than with you...I am loyal to you
I lie down and show you my belly...I trust you
I never have to wait for my dinner...I can depend on you
I will defend you with my last bark and bite...I am your protector
You always make sure I am safe...You are my protector
I am so happy you made me part of your family... I love you
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2015 ERWF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President:
1st VP Programs:
2nd VP Membership:
3rd VP Ways & Means:
Recording Secretary:
Corresponding Secretary:
Treasurer:
Parliamentarian:
Public Relations:
Rosalía Zamora
Linda Lopez-Alvarez
Karen Garcia
Leona Landskron
Mary Lopez
Jodie Ream
Josie West
Darlene Hansen
Jeanne Bunch
(760) 489-1407 H or (760) 532-8181 C
(760) 224-9281
(760) 504-4880
(760) 743-3407
(760) 420-8177
(760) 839-3739
(760) 737-0326
(760) 480-6320
(760) 715-1919
CONTACT YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS
U.S. PRESIDENT
202-456-1414
Website: www.whitehouse.gov
President Barrack Obama (D)
U.S. SENATE
Barbara Boxer (D) 619-239-3884
Website: http://boxer.senate.gov
Dianne Feinstein (D) 619-231-9712
Website: http://feinstein.senate.gov
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES IN
CONGRESS
Duncan D. Hunter—50th District (R)
619-448-2501
Website: http://hunter.house.gov/
Darrell Issa—49th District (R)
760-599-5000
Website: http://issa.house.gov/
GOVERNOR
Jerry Brown (D) 916-445-2841
Website: www.governor.ca.gov
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, 4TH DISTRICT
Diane Harkey (R) 949-724-2578
[email protected]
Website: www.boe.ca.gov/harkey
CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE
Joel Anderson—38th District (R)
619-596-3136 760-510-2017
Website: http://anderson.cssrc.us/
Pat Bates—36th District (R)
760-931-2455
Website: http://bates.cssrc.us/
CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY
Marie Waldron—75th District (R)
760-480-7570
[email protected]
http://arc.asm.ca.gov/member/AD75/
SAN DIEGO COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Dave Roberts, District 3 (D)
1-800-852-7334 or 760-216-8783
[email protected]
Bill Horn, District 5 (R) 760-806-2400
[email protected]
SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
Bonnie Dumanis (R)
619-531-4040 http://www.sdcda.org/
CITY OF ESCONDIDO MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL
201 North Broadway, Escondido 92025
Website: www.escondido.org
Mayor Sam Abed (R) 760-839-4610
[email protected]
Olga Díaz (D) 760-839-4638
[email protected]
Ed Gallo (R) 760-839-4638
[email protected]
Michael Morasco (R) 760-839-4638
[email protected]
John Masson (R) 760-839-4638
[email protected]
SAN DIEGO COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
858-292-3609
Website: http://www.sdcoe.net/
Mark C. Anderson, District 4
[email protected]
Doug Perkins, District 5 (R)
[email protected]
ESCONDIDO UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF
EDUCATION
760-291-3201
Website: www.euhsd.k12.ca.us
Tina Pope, Area 1 (R)
[email protected]
Bill Durney, Area 2 (R)
[email protected]
Christi Knight, Area 3 (R)
[email protected]
George McClure, Area 4 (D)
[email protected]
Jon Petersen, Area 5 (R)
[email protected]
ESCONDIDO UNION SCHOOL
DISTRICT BD OF EDUCATION
760-432-2110 http://www.eusd4kids.org
José Fragozo, Region 1 (D)
760-644-1415 [email protected]
Joan Gardner, Region 2 (R)
760-489-2663 [email protected]
Paulette Donnellon, Region 3 (R)
760-420-2472 [email protected]
Zesty Harper, Region 4 (R)
442-999-5794 [email protected]
Gary Altenburg, Region 5 (R)
760- 975-1657 [email protected]
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California Federation of Republican Women, CFRW Southern Division,
and San Diego County Federation of Republican Women
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