North Los Angeles County

Women Federated
MarchApril 2017 NFRW and LACFRW Diamond Award Volume IV Issue 03

Awarded 2014, 2015, 2016 Newsletter, Category 1, by CFRW, CFRW Southern Division, LACFRW

APRIL MEETING
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
NLACRWF Proudly presents

PATREECE JAMGOCHIAN

April 4, 2016
Valencia Country Club
27330 North Tourney Drive
Valencia, CA 91355
(661) 254-4401
10:30 AM$20 Members
$25 Guests

CONTENTS
Table of Contents 1
Meeting Program 1
NLACRWF Officers 2
Republican Women 2
Presidents Message 3
Recap of Previous Meetings 4
Sanctuary Policies-Susan Shelley 5
Membership Information 5
NLACRWF Club News & Info 6
Legislation 7 Patreece will be addressing history of U.S. Naval Academy
Constitution 8 at Annapolis, Maryland
Representative Information 9
RWF Information 10
NLACRWF Membership Form 10 RSVPs must be made and paid in advance
NLACRWF Volunteer Hours 11 All attending are asked to Bring a Friend
NLACRWF Calendar 12
10:45 AM Meet/Greet, Meeting at 11:15 AM
Members $20, Guests $25

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 NLACRWF OFFICERS THE BEAUTITUDES FOR A FEDERATED REPUBLICAN WOMEN

President & Newsletter Editor Blessed is she who stands firmly for good government,
Marie Cruz for she shall be needed.
661-291-1447 Blessed is she who works steadily for her nation,
nanamarie.cruz@hotmail.com for she shall be happy.
Blessed is she who believes in the cause she serves,
First VP Programs for she shall be respected.
Parliamentarian Blessed is she who gives credit to her helpers,
Pepper Parkinson for she shall be successful.
661-252-2968 Blessed is she who has faith in her fellow man,
lynnparky@sbcglobal.net for she shall be justified.
Blessed is she who, when others criticize her, and say all manner
Second VP Membership
of evil about her,
Christina Spears
has the strength of character to forgive, the strength of purpose
661-260-8969
to carry on,
chris.spears@yahoo.com
and the strength of body to continue
Membership Secretary For she shall be called a leader in the Federation of Republican
Lynn Evans Women
661-298-7692
lynnzevans@yahoo.com BY CHARLOTTE MOUSEL
President, CFRW Southern Division 1976-1977
Third VP Campaign & Precinct President, CFRW - 1978-1979 Second Vice President,
Vivian Gain NFRW - 1986-1989 First Vice President,
661-251-0589 NFRW - 1990-1993 California Republican National
vgain13@yahoo.com
Committeewoman - 1989-199
Fourth VP Ways and Means
Gloria Mercado-Fortine
661-714-5041
gmercado@earthlink.com

Treasurer
Patreece Jamgochian
661-254-1571
patreecej@gmail.com

Secretary
Debbie DiPrimio
661-803-4681
ddiprimio@yahoo.com
Chaplain Elenora Anselm
Americanism Lynn Evans
Veterans Liaison Nancy Spicer
Volunteer Hours Gala Caprice Cruz
Voter Registration Gala Caprice Cruz
Hospitality Patreece Jamgochian
I/FB Page Debbie DiPrimio
Publicity & PR Gloria Mercado-Fortine
(Shadow Officers) Cynthia Morales

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 Presidents Message
PRESIDENTS
Marie Cruz
MESSAGE
Wow! What a couple of months. We had our first meeting at the Valencia Country Club
in February. We had 36 members attend, a vendor, a wonderful lunch, our room was
fantastic, and the service was phenomenal. Dave Perry gave us so much information re-
garding our transportation issues in Los Angeles County.
In March, we were privileged to hear Dr. John Stead who gave us an overview of the
first 60 days of President Trump. He was very positive with what he has accomplished
and would like to come back and tell us of his accomplishments in about six months. We had 41
attendees. Hazel was our vendor and provided us with a variety of hats, purses and clothes we dont
normally get to see. I believe the majority of you enjoyed the meeting and we look forward to provid-
ing more educational, entertaining information and having open discussions on the various current is-
sues.
I was able to attend the March meeting after my hip replacement surgery. I wish to thank each of you
for your prayers and words of encouragement because that is what got me through this time. I feel at
the top of my game but I know I still have some healing and rehabilitation to do, so I must take it easy
and not push (more than I normally do). I feel like the Energizer Bunny and want to keep on going. I
look forward to being completely recovered and back to my old self without pain.
Last month was Baron Trumps birthday and this month, April 26, is Melania Trumps birthday. We
are very fortunate to have such a wonderful family representing us in the White House including all of
President Trumps older children. Birthday wishes to both Melania and her son.
I have spoken with several of you and you told me you enjoyed the biographies on our members so I
will be putting that back in our newsletter. I am asking each of you to help me by answering my ques-
tions so we can share your information with our members. Dont be bashful. I look forward to inter-
viewing each of you.
We will be starting the discussion on our Constitution so please read the inserts I will be putting in the
newsletter. I will have some copies of the Constitution available for your full review. Please let me
know if you would like to have a copy.
At our April meeting, Pepper will be discussing the importance of your volunteer hours. She will share
how to fill our forms and how to continue to provide the information. We earn money awards and
recognition from CFRW, LA County RWF and Southern Division for our volunteer hours, our member-
ship and recruiting and for our newsletter. At the Winter CFRW, we earned three awards and $50 for
our membership increase and percentage of renewals. Thank you to each of you for building our club.
My sincere wishes to each of you for a very Happy Easter.

Marie

MARIE E. CRUZ
Independent Brand Partner
661-291-1447 619-876-9614 cell
nanamarie.nerium.com | www.nerium.com
Dr. Jeff Willis, D.C.
Chiropractor
24868 Apple, Suite 101
Newhall, Ca 91321 drjeffwillis@sbcglobal.net
661-290-2400 www.dr.jeffwillis.com

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 FEBRUARY MEETING

Dave Perry gave us a lot of data about our transportation issues in

and around Santa Clarita and the corridors in and out of our city.
Dave also updated us on some of the happenings within the Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors. He was a wealth of information.

MARCH MEETING

Dr. John Stead is one of our favorite speakers. He has served on The
Master's University (formerly College) faculty since 1970 and is currently
Academic Vice President. Has also served as Vice President of Academic
Affairs from 1979 to 1995. His doctoral work focused on Political Theory,
Comparative Politics, and American Politics. He received his PhD from USC.
Dr. Stead focused on the first 60 days of President Trump. He felt that
President Trump has done an exceptional job in his selection of cabinet appoint-
ments. Dr. Stead complimented his tenacity as a leader and felt that Trump
would accomplish a lot of positive actions. Dr. Stead captivated our members
and guests with his insight and positive feedback on Donald Trump, our 45th President.

Our new website: www.northlacountyrwf.com

We finally got the website up and we are still making improvements. Go to www.northlacountyrwf.com and check
it out. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. I want to thank Gala Caprice Cruz for setting up the
website. We will be able to accept reservations, post the current newsletter and accept applications for new mem-
bers on this site. We also have our Facebook page where we will post current information as well. Please go to
our webpage and check it out.

MAGA Rally, March 25, 2017 in Valencia organized by GALA CRUZ

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California is headed for a civil war with the Trump administration over the issue of sanctuary policies. In
Washington, President Trump issued an executive order that vows to withhold federal funds from
sanctuary jurisdictions, and in Sacramento, Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Len, D-Los Angeles, in-
troduced Senate Bill 54, that could put the entire state of California into that category. But what is the ex-
act definition of a sanctuary jurisdiction, and can the president really withhold federal money in retalia-
tion? Trumps Jan. 25 executive order, Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States, de-
fines sanctuary jurisdictions as those that willfully refuse to comply with 8 U.S.C. 1373 and makes them
not eligible to receive federal grants, except as deemed necessary for law enforcement purposes. The law
in question, 8 U.S.C. 1373, relates to the sharing of information about immigration status. It says a Federal,
State, or local government entity or official may not prohibit, or in any way restrict, any government entity
or official from sending to, or receiving from, the Immigration and Naturalization Service information re-
garding the citizenship or immigration status, lawful or unlawful, of any individual. Trumps order doesnt
appear to ban sanctuary policies like the Los Angeles Police Departments Special Order 40, signed in
1979 by Police Chief Daryl Gates, which prohibits LAPD officers from initiating contact with an individual
solely to determine immigration status. That policy is intended to protect crime victims and witnesses, who
otherwise might be afraid to go to the police. Its the policies that protect criminals that seem to be the
presidents target. A close look at the executive order reveals hints of the battle plan. To better inform the
public, the order states, the Secretary of Homeland Security will compile a comprehensive list of criminal
actions committed by aliens and any jurisdiction that ignored or otherwise failed to honor any detainers
with respect to such aliens. An updated list will be released every week. And every three months the gov-
ernment will release a report on the immigration status of all aliens incarcerated in federal prison, state
prison and local detention centers. Further, the executive order directs the Office of Management and
Budget to obtain and provide information about all current federal grants to sanctuary jurisdictions. And
it establishes an Office for Victims of Crimes Committed by Removable Aliens to provide proactive, time-
ly, adequate and professional services to victims and their families. The battlefield begins to come into fo-
cus. State and local elected officials responsible for sanctuary policies will be shelled with questions once
voters start getting weekly reports of crimes committed by people who wouldnt have been in their com-
munities without those sanctuary policies. Adding to the impact: victims have a new federal office dedicat-
ed to helping them tell their stories. The consequences of this executive order may turn out to be more po-
litical than financial. A state Senate analysis of SB54 says court rulings in past cases make it likely that only
federal funds relating to law enforcement purposes could be withheld. But Trumps executive order spe-
cifically says law enforcement funds will not be withheld. The threatened cutoff of federal funds may ulti-
mately add up to nothing.

Reprinted from Woodland Hills RWF April 2017 Newsletter

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 NLACRWF CLUB NEWS AND EVENTS

GLADNESS & FRIENDSHIP!

Please keep Marie Cruz in your prayers. Marie had her
hip replacement surgery on February 20 and was able to get
up a few hours after surgery and there was no pain in the left
leg. She can now put pressure and walk on both legs and
the goal is to eventually not need the use of a walker or
cane.
MARCH BIRTHDAYS
Please say prayers for Zachary Taylor, grandson of
Christina Spears 3/9
Victoria Wilson, associate member, who was in a critical
Jeanne Iler 3/13
Judy Propri 3/13
motorcycle accident. He is recovering at home.
Betty Jo Clarke 3/18
Victoria Wong broke her foot and is in a boot but recovering
Lynn Evans 3/23
at home. Prayers for her healing.
Suzy Hanna 3/31
Jane Rogers fell and broke her hip, She is at home and is
APRIL BIRTHDAYS working on her rehab. Prayers for a full recovery.

Jane Rogers 4/17 Barbara Walker, associate member, has had complications
Barbara Michael 4/19 with her eye surgery and is continuing her rehabilitation.
David Perry (Legislative) 4/19 Please keep her in your prayers so there will be no more com-
Marcia Boles 4/26 plications.

If you know a member who is having difficulties, needs cheer-

ing up or experiencing one of lifes milestones, having medical
issues, vacationing or just needs someone to say hello, please
call Patreece Jamgochian at 661-254-1571 and give her the
info.

Happy Birthday to You!

YOUR VOLUNTEER HOURS ARE IMPORTANT!

Who do you know that feels we
need change in our city, county, state and
country and can help us determine the
future of our city and/or county, the state of
California and the United States? Bring
your friends and neighbors to our March
meeting. Encourage them to join our club!
Ask them If not now, WHEN!!??
Volunteer hours are collected and tallied each month as part
of our efforts to receive points toward our club NFRW
Achievement Award application.
Please complete the form above and turn it in to Gala Cruz
at our monthly meeting. Gala can be reached at (818) 261-
3279 or at galalawrence@yahoo.com. Estimate in whole
hours rounding up or down accordingly. Travel time counts,
too.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact
Gala and she can help you through filling out the form cor-
rectly. We will have a short presentation at our next meeting
on what information you may use and write off.
Thank for your valuable time and effort.

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 LEGISLATION BY Vivian Gain

2017/01/17
Press Release Knight Selected for Congressional Committees

Knight was selected to serve on the House Committees on Small Business, House Committee on Science, Space and Tech-
nology, and House Armed Services Committee. The Congressman was a member of all three committees in the previous
Congress, and he feels they align with the interests of the district he represents.

I am excited to serve on these three committees once again, as theyre a perfect fit for our region, said Rep. Knight. We
are in a unique position because we are home to a tremendous amount of small businesses that work in fields related to de-
fense, science and aerospace. I look forward to continuing our work in these committees to expand opportunities in our com-
munity.

Knight Reintroduces No Hero Left Untreated Act

Representative Steve Knight, CA-25, reintroduced a bill on Thursday that would help veterans recover from post-traumatic
stress (PTS), traumatic brain injury (TBI), military sexual trauma (MST), chronic pain, and opiate addiction.

The No Hero Left Untreated Act would establish a pilot program within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) on a promis-
ing neurological treatment option for mental trauma called magnetic EEG/EKG-guided resonance therapy. This is an individ-
ualized non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive neuromodulation procedure that applies magnetic stimulation to restore proper
brain function. To date, open label trials and placebo-controlled, double-blind studies indicate that over 400 veterans have
reported a marked improvement in symptoms associated with PTS, TBI, MST, chronic pain, and opiate addiction.

Thursdays reintroduction is necessary for the bill to pass the 115th Congress and receive a Presidential signature. It has 50
original cosponsors and it is supported by a broad coalition of Veterans Service Organizations, to include American Legion,
AMVETS, and the Association of the United States Navy. The measure currently awaits committee assignment.

The No Hero Left Untreated Act would support and expand on promising technology to bring relief to our heroes, which is
why it received widespread support last Congress, continued Knight. I look forward to building on that momentum and
working with my colleagues to ensure that we get our service men and women the treatment they deserve.

February 14, 2017

Acosta Authors Bill Aimed At Revenge Porn, AB 109
Posted by: Perry Smith in Santa Clarita Elections, Santa Clarita Latest News February 14, 2017

Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, introduced his first bills in the Legislature this week, officials said.
The bills address public safety concerns Acosta has heard from constituents, he said. Some of the bills address voter-
created concerns from the law-enforcement community as the changes to the probationary system brought about by AB 109,
Proposition 47 and Proposition 57, Acosta said.
The legislative package, which includes three bills, AB 537, AB 538 and AB 539:
AB 537 would add to the list of serious crimes a host of offenses from child abuse to use of a hostage as a human shield in
order to evade arrest, according to Acosta.
Due to the governors realignment efforts AB 109 in 2011 many felons guilty of non-serious crimes serve reduced
terms in county jails instead of in state penitentiaries. The bill would undo much of the damage done by realignment to the
justice system, Acosta added.
AB 538 will require criminals who receive an aggregate sentence of over 3 years for felonies to serve that time in state
prison instead of county jails. Often criminals who serve time in county jails are much more likely to secure early release.
Requiring that time to be served in prison will ensure that victims receive the justice they deserve.
AB 539 gives law enforcement the right to seek a warrant in cases of so called revenge porn or other similar situations.
This is when a person distributes across the internet malicious images or video of a sexual nature without the consent of the
person on the image or video where privacy was expected by the victim. Currently this is illegal, but law enforcement has no
right to seek a warrant even if enough evidence exists to expect one.

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 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES

Section 5
3: Each House shall keep a Journal of its Proceedings, and from time to time publish the
same, excepting such Parts as may in their Judgment require Secrecy; and the Yeas and
Nays of the Members of either House on any question shall, at the Desire of one fifth of those
Present, be entered on the Journal.

4: Neither House, during the Session of Congress, shall, without the Consent of the oth-
er, adjourn for more than three days, nor to any other Place than that in which
the two Houses shall be sitting.

Section 6
1: The Senators and Representatives shall receive a Compensation for their Services, to be
ascertained by Law, and paid out of the Treasury of the United States.6 They shall in all Cas-
es, except Treason, Felony and Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest during their
Attendance at the Session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the
same; and for any Speech or Debate in either House, they shall not be questioned in any oth-
er Place.

2: No Senator or Representative shall, during the Time for which he was elected, be appoint-
ed to any civil Office under the Authority of the United States, which shall have been created,
or the Emoluments whereof shall have been increased during such time; and no Person hold-
ing any Office under the United States, shall be a Member of either House during his Continu-
ance in Office.

Section 7
1: All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate
may propose or concur with Amendments as on other Bills.

2: Every Bill which shall have passed the House of Representatives and the Senate, shall, be-
fore it become a Law, be presented to the President of the United States; If he approves he
shall sign it, but if not he shall return it, with his Objections to that House in which it shall
have originated, who shall enter the Objections at large on their Journal, and proceed to re-
consider it. If after such Reconsideration two thirds of that House shall agree to pass the Bill,
it shall be sent, together with the Objections, to the other House, by which it shall likewise be
reconsidered, and if approved by two thirds of that House, it shall become a Law. But in all
such Cases the Votes of both Houses shall be determined by yeas and Nays, and the Names
of the Persons voting for and against the Bill shall be entered on the Journal of each House
respectively. If any Bill shall not be returned by the President within ten Days (Sundays ex-
cepted) after it shall have been presented to him, the Same shall be a Law, in like Manner as
if he had signed it, unless the Congress by their Adjournment prevent its Return, in which
Case it shall not be a Law.

3: Every Order, Resolution, or Vote to which the Concurrence of the Senate and House of
Representatives may be necessary (except on a question of Adjournment) shall be presented
to the President of the United States; and before the Same shall take Effect, shall be ap-
proved by him, or being disapproved by him, shall be repassed by two thirds of the Senate
and House of Representatives, according to the Rules and Limitations prescribed in the Case
of a Bill.

Every month I will print up sections of the Constitution and we will have a contest on the content.
Taken from http://constitutionus.com/

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 ELECTED OFFICIALS SANTA CLARITA
UNITED STATES
CITY HALL http://www.santa-clarita.com/
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP http://www.whitehouse.gov/ 23920 Valencia Blvd. (661) 259-2489
Switchboard (202) 456-1414 Comment Line: (202) 456-1111 CITY COUNCIL: (Meets: 6 PM - 2nd & 4thTue.)
VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
Use White House Contact Info
COUNCIL MEMBERS:
U.S. SENATOR DIANNE FEINSTEIN http://Feinstein.senate.gov
MAYOR
(202) 224-3841 (310) 914-7300
CAMERON SMYTH csmyth@santa-clarita.com
U.S. SENATOR KAMALA HARRIS http://Harris.senate.gov
(661) 255-2489
(202) 224-3553 (213) 894-5000
CONGRESSMAN STEVE KNIGHT, 25th D. http://knight.house.gov/ MAYOR PRO TEM
(202) 225-1956 LAURENE WESTE lweste@santa-clarita.com
Local Offices: (661) 255-4312
Santa Clarita Office (661) 254-2111
Palmdale Office (661) 274-9688
BOB KELLAR bkellar@santa-clarita.com
(661) 259-2489
CALIFORNIA
MARSHA McLEAN mmclean@santa-clarita.com
GOVERNOR JERRY BROWN
(661) 255-4311
(916) 445-2841 http://gov.ca.gov/
(213) 897-0322 BILL MIRANDA bmiranda@santa-clarita.com
(661) 255-4309
SENATOR SCOTT WILK, Senate District 21
State Capitol Room 4090
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS (24 HOURS) 562-462-2748
Sacramento, CA95814
916-651-4021 ABSENTEE VOTING, REG. VERIFICATION 562-466-1323
Chief of Staff Curtis Raulinaitis
REGISTRAR WEBSITE: www.lavote.net
Curtis.raulinaitis@sen.ca.gov
NFRW123 N. Alfred St.., Alexandria, VA 22314 703-548-9688
Antelope Valley District Office www.nfrw.org
848 West Lancaster Blvd., Suite 101
Lancaster, CA 93534 661-729-6232 CA REPUBLICAN PARTY JIM BRULTE, 1121 l St., #207, Sacramento 95814
District Director: Rick Cook 916448-9496 E MAIL: chairman@cagop.org www.cagop.org
Richard.cook@sen.ca.gov
Field Rep: Patsy Ayala CFRWShirley Mark, 1885 Nacimiento Lake Drive, Paso Robles, CA 93445
Patsy.ayala@sen.ca.gov 805-238-6900 or cell 805-712-8304 www.cfrw.org,

Kris Hough, Field Representative

Valencia Office21st Senate District CFRW So. Div.Mary Baker 858967-0465 www.cfrwsodivision.org
23920 Valencia Blvd., Suite 250
Valencia, CA 91355 661-286-1471 LACFRWVictoria Wilson, 5004 Del Moreno Drive, Woodland Hills, CA 91369
kris.hough@sen.ca.gov 818-610-1275 www.lacfrw.org

ASSEMBLYMAN DANTE ACOSTA 38th Assembly NLACRWFFB Page North LA County RWF
Website www.northlacountyrwf.com
(916) 319-2038 State Capitol
P.O. Box 942849, Room 4158 Los Angeles Republican Party , Mark Vafiades, Vice Chair - www.LAGOP.org
Sacramento, CA 94349-0038 818-558-7600, 16133 Ventura Blvd., #560, Encino, CA 91436
Local Office:
Sharon Bronson, District Director 38TH SCV GOP Headquarters - Garrett Henrygarrett.henry.ca@gmail.com
27441 Tourney Road, Suite #160 661-310-0920, cell 805-368-2566
Santa Clarita, CA 91355
(661) 286-1565 FAX (661)- 286-1408
Field Rep Wyatt Woodson wyatt.woodson@asm.ca.gov
Disclaimer
All information transmitted through this newsletter is for information
LOS ANGELES COUNTY only. Nothing is to be considered a position or endorsement by North
SUPERVISOR KATHERINE BARGER Los Angeles County Republican Women Federated or its membership.
L.A. County, 5th Supervisorial District fifthdistrict@bos.co.la.ca.us
No information supplied will be used for other than North Los Angeles
500 W. Temple St. Room 869
Los Angeles, CA 90012-2723 County Republican Women Federated business.
(213) 974-5555
Local Office: Rosalind Wyman Deputy (661) 287-3657

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 REPUBLICAN WOMEN INFORMATION
LOS ANGELES COUNTY FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN (LACFRW) www.lacfrw.org
User name is your email address. Then request a password
VICTORIA WILSON, PRESIDENT(818-610-1275-cell 818-261-5125) yaya@hotmail.com

CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN SOUTHERN DIVISION

www.cfrwsoutherndivision.org
New system has been created for entry. Go into the website, go to member center, click on request
Password, fill in the form and click on the send message button.
MARY BAKER, PRESIDENT(858-967-0465) marybaker86@gmail.com

CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN www.cfrw.org

New system has been created for entry. Go into the website, go to member center, click on request
Password, fill in the form and click on the send message button.
SHIRLEY MARK, PRESIDENT(805-238-6900cell 805-712-8304) 2mrksb@tcsn.net

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN www.nfrw.org

User name: federation, password: nfrw1938
Do check out the many things on this website. You can sign up for their email network to
receive email messages straight from NFRW.
CARRIE ALMOND, PRESIDENT...(703-548-9688-cell 660-247-3350 ) calmond@nfrw.org

Miscellaneous Information
CRP has a new website, revamped and updated.
Uses social media integration

Go to www.38adgop.org to browse and see how you can interact on this website.

North Los Angeles County Republican Women Federated

January 1, 2017 December 31, 2017
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Make check payable to NLACRWF and mail to:
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Have Questions? For more information call or email Christina at 661-260-8969, chris.spears61@yahoo.com
www.northlacountyrwf.com

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 Name: Month: 2017

Volunteer
Volunteer
Political Service HRS. Community Service HRS
Hours
Hours

Voter Registration Church (outreach to community only)

VOLUNTEER
Work at Republican Headquarters Military Support
HOURS
Work at Polls Election Day (if not paid) Food Pantry
Record the number of
hours you volunteered Walk Precinct Neighborhood Council
during the month. Bring
Phoning Schools
the completed form to
the general meeting, or Campaigning Senior Center
mail to:
Chairmanship Duties Hospitals
Gala Cruz
Awards, NLACRWF Board Member Duties
17611 W. Kelly Lane Non-Profit Organizations (please state)
#2014 Republican Fundraisers
Santa Clarita, CA 91387
Questions, please call Attend Club and Federation Board Meetings
818-261-3279
Attend CFRW/ LACRWF, etc. Meetings

Republican Conventions / Seminars

Newsletter Other

Clerical/Computer
Miscellaneous (please state)

Total Political Services Hour for Month Total Community Service Hours for Month

Guidelines:
1. Round time up or down in hour increments. Include travel time.
2. Do not count Club general meetings but do count board meetings. Also count conferences, workshops and LA County fair booth, etc.
3. Estimate the months of November and December. All hours due for the year first Friday in November!
4. Associate Spouses time counts but should be listed by their name on a separate form.
02/18/17

YOUR VOLUNTEER HOURS ARE IMPORTANT!

Volunteer hours are collected and tallied each month as part of
our efforts to receive points toward our club NFRW Achievement
Award application.
Please complete the form above and turn it in to Gala Cruz at our Be a Sponsor for The Republican
monthly meeting. Gala can be reached at 818-261-3279 or by
email at galalawrence@yahoo.com. Estimate in whole hours We help pay for the cost of this publication by
asking our members and other Republican businesses to
rounding up or down accordingly. Travel time counts, too.
purchase sponsorships and the opportunity to see their
Gala will review the form and how to complete it at our next business cards displayed in every issue. The Republican
meeting. Thank for your valuable time and effort sponsorship costs: $25/year for members; $50/year for
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NLACRWF The Republican 11 March-April 2017

 RWF CALENDAR OF EVENTSLOCAL, COUNTY, SOUTHERN DIVISION, STATE
APRIL 4, 2017 TUESDAY, NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING,
VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY ROAD,
VALENCIA, CA 91355, 661-254-4401, 10:30 AM, RESERVATIONS
A MUST
APRIL 5, 2017WEDNESDAYLA COUNTY FRW BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING, $30.00 AMICI RESTAURANT, 2538 SAN
VICENTE BLVD., BRENTWOOD, 10:30 AM, JOEL POLLACK,
BREITBART NEWS, RESERVATIONS A MUST
APRIL 9, 2017PALM SUNDAY
APRIL 10, 2017PASSOVER BEGINS
APRIL 14, 2017GOOD FRIDAY
APRIL 16, 2017EASTER SUDAY
APRIL 22, 2017EARTH DAY
APRIL 25, 2017TUESDAYNLACRWF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING, MARIES HOUSE
APRIL 26, 2017WEDNESDAYREAGAN LIBRARYFIRST 100
DAYS FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP, 5:30 PM
APRIL 27, 28, 2017FRIDAY & SATURDAYCFRW ADVOCACY
WORKSHOP, DOUBLETREE BY HILTON, SANTA ANA ORANGE
COUNTY AIRPORT, $145, WORKSHOPS, LUNCH AND DINNER,
RESERVATIONS DUE APRIL 15, 2017
MAY 2, 2017 TUESDAYNLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING,
VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY ROAD,
VALENCIA, CA 91355, 661-254-4401, 10:30 AM, RES. A MUST
NLACRWF c/o Marie Cruz
23760 Via Helina
Valencia, CA 91355
IN GOD WE TRUST
NLACRWF The Republican
MAY 3, 2017, TUESDAYSOUTHERN DIVISION BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING AND LUNCHEONDOUBLETREE HOTEL, 555
W. FOOTHILL BLVD., CLAREMONT, CA 91711
MAY 11, 2017WOODLAND HILLS RWF ANNUAL FASHION SHOW,
10:30 AM, $60.00
MAY 14, 2017MOTHERS DAY
MAY 20, 2017ARMED FORCES DAY
MAY 29, 2017MEMORIAL DAY
MAY 30, 2017TUESDAYNLACRWF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING, MARIES HOUSE
JUNE 6, 2017TUESDAY NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING,
FUNDRAISER & MEMBERSHIP DRIVE, $35.00, 25712 KARIE LANE,
SANTA CLARITA, 11:00 AM, RESERVATIONS A MUST
JUNE 7, 2017WEDNESDAYLA COUNTY FRW BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING, $30.00 , RESERVATIONS A MUST, 10:30 AM
POMONA MINING COMPANY, 1777 GILLETTE ROAD, POMONA, CA,
909-623-3515
JUNE 14, 2017FLAG DAY
JUNE 18, 2017FATHERS DAY
JULY 4, 2017FOURTH OF JULY INDEPENDENCE DAY
JULY 11, 2017TUESDAY NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING,
VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY ROAD,
VALENCIA, CA 91355, 661-254-4401, 10:30 AM, RESERVATIONS
A MUST
DATED MATERIAL
12 March-April 2017