North Los Angeles County
Women Federated
FebruaryMarch 2017
Awarded 2014, 2015, 2016 Newsletter, Category 1, by CFRW, CFRW Southern Division, LACFRW
March 7, 2016
Valencia Country Club
27330 North Tourney Drive
Valencia, CA 91355
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10:30 AM$25 Members
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CONTENTS
Table of Contents
Meeting Program
NLACRWF Officers
Legislation 2,4&7
Presidents Message
Trump Inauguration
Membership Notice
Americanism
NLACRWF Club News & Info
Photos
Constitution
Representative Information
RWF Information
NLACRWF Membership Form
NLACRWF Volunteer Hours
NLACRWF Calendar
NLACRWF The Republican
NFRW and LACFRW Diamond Award Volume IV Issue 02
MARCH MEETING
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
NLACRWF Proudly presents
Dr. John Stead
Political Science Professor at
The Masters College in Santa Clarita Valley
RSVPs must be made and paid in advance
1 All attending are asked to Bring a Friend
1 10:30 AM Meet/Greet, Meeting at 11:00 AM
2
3 Dr. John Stead is one of our Favorite Speakers! He has
4 served on The Master's College faculty since 1970 and is
5 currently Academic Vice President. Has also served as
5 Vice President of Academic Affairs from 1979 to 1995. His
6 doctoral work focused on Political Theory, Comparative
7 Politics, and American Politics. He received his PH.D from
8 USC.
9
10 Dr. Stead's primary areas of academic interest and re-
10 search include contemporary church-state relationships
11 and the impact of the church on current political and social
12 public policy.
January 2017
 NLACRWF OFFICERS LEGISLATION by Vivian Gain
President & Newsletter Editor President Trump will have about 4,000 government posi-
Marie Cruz tions to fill, including some of the most important posts in
661-291-1447 the US government. Cabinet positions require Senate confir-
nanamarie.cruz@hotmail.com mation, but other key posts are completely up to the discre-
tion of the President.
First VP Programs White House staff
Parliamentarian Chief of Staff - Reince Priebus
Pepper Parkinson Chief Strategist - Stephen Bannon
661-252-2968 National Security Advisor - Michael T. Flynn
lynnparky@sbcglobal.net Communications Director -
Press Secretary - Sean Spicer
Second VP Membership Senior advisers - Kellyanne Conway
W H Counsel - Donal McGahn
Christina Spears
661-260-8969 II Cabinet positions (Require Senate confirmation)
chris.spears@yahoo.com Secretary of Defense - James Mattis
Secretary of the Treasury - Steven Mnuchin
Membership Secretary Attorney General - Jeff Sessions
Secretary of Commerce - Wilbur Ross
Secretary of Labor - Andrew Puzder
Third VP Campaign & Precinct Secretary of Education - Beverly DeVos
Vivian Gain Secretary of Health and Human Services -Tom Price
661-251-0589 Secretary of State - Rex Tillerson
vgain13@yahoo.com Secretary of Homeland Security - John Kelly
Director of National Intelligence - Dan Coats
Secretary of Energy - Rick Perry
Fourth VP Ways and Means Secretary of Housing and Urban Development - Ben Carson
Gala Cruz Secretary of Transportation - Elaine Chao
Secretary of Interior - Ryan Zinke
Treasurer Secretary of Agriculture -
Patreece Jamgochian Secretary Army - Vincent Viola
661-254-1571 Director, C.I.A. - Mike Pompeo
Director, Office of Management and Budget (OMB) -
patreecej@gmail.com
Mick Mulvaney
Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency - Scott
Secretary
Pruitt
Debbie DiPrimio Administrator, Medicare - Seema Verma
661-803-4681 UN Ambassador - Nikki Haley
ddiprimio@yahoo.com Small Business Administration - Linda McMahon
US Trade Representative - Robert Lighthizer
Chaplain Elenora Anselm Ambassador, China - Terry Branstad
Volunteer Hours Lynn Evans Ambassador, Israel - David Friedman
Veterans Liaison Nancy Spicer Veterans Affairs - David Shulkin
Voter Registration Pepper Parkinson
Hospitality Patreece Jamgochian
I/FB Page Debbie DiPrimio Following Appointed: confirmation not required
Publicity Pepper Parkinson Regulatory Czar - Carl Icahn
(Shadow) Officers Cynthia Morales
(Shadow) Officers Lynn Evans Trade Czar - Peter Navarro
(Shadow) Officers Gala Capreece Cruz
(Shadow) Officers Gloria Mercado-Fortine
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch

NLACRWF The Republican 2 January 2017

 Presidents Message
ASPIRATIONS
Marie Cruz
FOR 2017
North Los Angeles County RWF is so blessed to have this fantastic group of women who share the
same goals, are like minded and have allowed me to steer the ship through the last four years. We
have accomplished the goals we set, received awards each year for our newsletter, membership and
membership growth. We have made new friends and have enjoyed a variety of inspiring, informative
and entertaining speakers.
We have shared defeat for our Party in the past, but are now on the dais of having so many wrongs
righted. With the election of President Donald Trump, we are seeing progress. President Trump is en-
forcing laws that have been on the books, made by previous Presidents, but not honored. He has also
set aside time to greet the body of fallen Navy Seal William Ryan Owens. For Obama or his wife, it
was not a priority to meet the bodies of the servicemen throughout his term. It has always been the
tradition that the First Lady would be at Dover to meet the bodies as they arrived. President Trump
has been very diligent in his choices for cabinet positions and Chief Justice. However, he is not getting
cooperation from the Democrats and there have been a few Republicans that have not agreed with
some of his choices. There has never been so much opposition to a President as there has been with
President Trump. Right after his inauguration, there was the womens protest, then all of the other
protests . To this day, I still dont know or understand what the purpose of the womens march was. In
all the years that I have voted, I have never seen such horrific statements, signs or comments made
against a President. I also blame the media and press for the presentation, coverage and negative
comments of all of these antics.
Congratulations to Victoria Wilson, an associate member, elected as the new President for LA County
FRW. She was installed by Mary Baker, Southern Division President, on November 19 at Quiet Cannon
Golf Club. Ladies, I would like to encourage you to attend the LA County and Southern Division
meetings. They have speakers and training not always available to us on a club level. The meetings are
held on the first Wednesday of every month (alternating between Southern Division and LA County). I
have included a picture of three of our associate members who were fortunate enough to attend the
Inauguration activities. They are all members of the Woodland Hills RWF and will be
giving a report on February 9 at their meeting of the activities they participated in.
My best wishes to each of you for a very Happy Valentines Day and the celebration
of Presidents Daybirthdays of Ronald Reagans, Abraham Lincoln and George
Washington.
Enjoy our upcoming meetings and speakers, our new location and the celebration
of our new President.

Marie

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

NLACRWF The Republican 3 January 2017

 LEGISLATION BY Vivian Gain

1/28/17
Proposed Medicaid Funding Changes Could Lead To Medi-Cal Cuts JaNel Johnson, Capitol Public Radio,

President Donald Trump and his administration want to turn Medicaid into a block grant program, which means the
federal government would give California a fixed amount of funding for Medi-Cal, the states version of Medicaid.
Currently, the federal government covers 50 percent of the states Medi-Cal cost and 95 percent for Medi-Cal expan-
sion. Edwin Park, vice president for Health Policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, says block grants re-
duce federal Medicaid spending and shift costs to states. If states exceed their cap, states are responsible for 100
percent of Medicaid cost above that cap, whether its a cap on the whole program under a block grant or a cap on a
per beneficiary basis, under a per capita cap, he says. While proponents of block grants argue that states would have
more flexibility to innovate and reduce costs, Park says states would likely have to raise taxes, or make cuts to their
budget to offset funding reductions. Park says when costs rise faster than expected, cuts are more likely to occur,
which could result in cuts to eligibility, benefits and provider payments. On top of repeal of Medicaid expansion, an-
other 14 to 21 million Medicaid beneficiaries nationwide would lose coverage and likely end up uninsured, Park says.
In California, one-third of residents are enrolled in Medi-Cal. The $100 billion program receives $66.8 billion from the
federal government but under a repeal, the state would lose $17.3 billion for Medi-Cal.

2017/02/01
CalArts Sanctuary Campus Statement California Institute of the Arts scvnews.com/

The following statement was issued Jan 18, 2017, by President Steve Lavine, on behalf of California Institute of the
Arts:
Today, January 18, 2017, California Institute of the Arts stands with many colleges and universities across the nation
in declaring itself a sanctuary campus. This declaration is made out of respect and in solidarity with our students, staff,
faculty, and community members, with particular emphasis on supporting community members who have been specifi-
cally targeted by political rhetoric and action, including but not limited to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals pro-
gram students (DACA), disabled/differently-abled, international, LGBTQ+, Muslim, women, the economically disadvan-
taged, and all students, staff, and faculty of color. CalArts has declared itself a sanctuary campus to reaffirm that each
and every member of the CalArts community is afforded the same protections under the law and is treated fairly, legal-
ly, and with the respect and rights due to any human being living inside the boundaries of the United States. In declar-
ing itself a sanctuary campus, CalArts reinforces its current and long-standing policy to: NOT allow onto campus any
immigration or government official investigating residency status without a subpoena or warrant; NOT release any resi-
dency status or documentation information of undocumented students, staff or faculty to any immigration or govern-
ment official, nor collaborate with them, unless served a subpoena or warrant; INSTRUCT campus safety officers to
not ask, collect, or share any information regarding documentation status so that all members of our community feel
they can approach Campus Safety officials without fear of being targeted.
In an effort to keep the CalArts community informed on this important issue, the Institute will create and maintain a
section on the HUB website (for internal audiences) in order to aggregate white papers, updates, and advisories on
residency issues as well as sanctuary campus status. CalArts views this Sanctuary Campus declaration as consistent
with the ideals and values that are critical to the Institutes core mission.

Respectfully, Steven D. Lavine, President

Scott Wilk's, Flood & Disaster Resources

Please use the following information to get in touch with local, state, and federal agencies if your community is
affected by a natural disaster:
Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA)www.fema.gov
24-hour disaster info hotline and referral to disaster assistance agencies - 800.621.3362
Governors Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES)www.caloes.ca.gov
Safety information and referral line - 916.845.8510
Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Managementwww.lacoa.org
Information Line - 818.974.1120
San Bernardino County Office of Emergency Serviceshttp://www.sbcfire.org/oes/about.aspx
Information line - 909.355.8800
California Department of Insurancewww.insurance.ca.gov
Information line - 800.927.4357
California Department of Transportationwww.dot.ca.gov
Information line - 800.427.7623
Disaster Assistance Improvement Programwww.disasterassistance.gov
Salvation Army ww.salvationarmyusa.org Check your local directory for the closest offices phone number.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 7

NLACRWF The Republican 4 January 2017

 W ho do you know that feels we need

change in our state and country and can

help us determine the future of the United
States?

Bring your friends and neighbors to our

February meeting. Encourage them to join
our club! Ask them If not now,
Strong America Presentation WHEN!!??

Regular dues are $30! You will receive this

newsletter and all information regarding
meetings for LA County FRW and CFRW
Southern Division and our club. We want
to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

Our Membership Has Grown

175%
Election Integrity Program

AMERICANISM: Heritage Foundation Statistics

Some interesting statistics:

Over 513,000 elected officials
4,100 state legislators - the most in our 162 history as Republicans
33 Republican governors - the most since 1922
25 states have absolute Republican control of their government branches
52 Republican senators
247 Republican House members
About 7,500 staff
VP plus 15 executive agencies, 4000 presidential appointees
900 general officers in the military
This huge number of active players is why it is important to create a clear understanding of the president and the move-
ment that has to be implemented by many people, in many different arenas, and working on many different challenges

W ho 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 February
meeting. Encourage them to join our club!
Ask them If not now, WHEN!!??

NLACRWF The Republican 5 January 2017

 NLACRWF CLUB NEWS AND EVENTS

GLADNESS & FRIENDSHIP!

Please keep Marie Cruz in your prayers. She will be going in
for hip replacement surgery on February 20 and expects to
be out for two to three weeks.
Barbara Walker is recovering from eye surgery. She
wants to thank everyone for their prayers and well wishes.
FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS
Victoria and Phil Johnson, Nancy Eisenhart and Celeste
Sarah Kittinger Walter 2/3 Greig (Associate members), traveled to Washington, D.C.
Vivian Gain 2/13 for the Inauguration of President Donald Trump. They at-
Bev McCalla 2/15 tended the Inauguration Ball and went to several offices in
Nancy Spicer 2/19 i the Capitol. They will be sharing their travels at the Wood-
Helen Orchard 2/26 land Hills RWF meeting on February 9.

MARCH BIRTHDAYS Christina Spears is at home recovering from a bad infec-

tion. Please keep her in your prayers.
Christina Spears 3/9
Jeanne Iler 3/13
Judy Propri 3/13
Betty Jo Clarke 3/18 If you know a member who is having difficulties, needs cheering
Lynn Evans 3/23 up or experiencing one of lifes milestones, having medical is-
Suzy Hanna 3/31 sues, 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!

A warm welcome to our newest members and

Thank you to the following members and associates associate members. We have tripled our mem-
who have renewed their 2017 membership: bership and want to continue to grow! Thank
you for joining NLACRWF.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Associates
Gala Caprice Cruz Grace Elliott
Karen Campbell Ann Halkias
Sherry Bokdwyn-Phipps

Associate Members
Judy Binney

NLACRWF The Republican 6 January 2017

 LEGISLATION BY Vivian Gain

Follow these federal and state social media accounts to stay informed about natural disasters:
National Weather Service @NWS
Governors Office of Emergency Services @Cal_OES
Caltrans @CalTransHQ
California Highway Patrol @CHP_HQ
California Department of Water Resources @CA_DWR
National Weather Service Los Angeles @NWSLosAngeles
San Bernardino County Fire District @SBCOUNTYFIRE
As always, my staff and I are available if you have questions about this or any other state related matter.

Scott Wilk

PHOTOS FROM INAUGURATION AND PRESIDENT TRUMPS QUOTE

OATH OF OFFICE
THE 45th PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES

DONALD J. TRUMP

CONGRATULATIONS
VICTORIA WILSON, CELESTE GREIG, AND NANCY EISENHART
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
ATTENDED TRUMP INAUGURATION ACTIVITIES

NLACRWF The Republican 7 January 2017

 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES

(Preamble)
We the People of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish
justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general
welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and es-
tablish this Constitution for the United States of America.

(Article I Article 1 - Legislative)

3: No Person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty Years, and
been nine Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhab-
itant of that State for which he shall be chosen.

4: The Vice President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, but shall have no
Vote, unless they be equally divided.

5: The Senate shall choose their other Officers, and also a President pro tempore, in the Ab-
sence of the Vice President, or when he shall exercise the Office of President of the United
States.

6: The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments. When sitting for that Pur-
pose, they shall be on Oath or Affirmation. When the President of the United States is tried,
the Chief Justice shall preside: And no Person shall be convicted without
the Concurrence of two thirds of the Members present.

7: Judgment in Cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office,
and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United
States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial,
Judgment and Punishment, according to Law.

Section 4
1: The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall
be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by
Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of choosing Senators.

2: The Congress shall assemble at least once in every Year, and such Meeting shall be on the
first Monday in December,5 unless they shall by Law appoint a different Day.

Section 5
1: Each House shall be the Judge of the Elections, Returns and Qualifications of its own Mem-
bers, and a Majority of each shall constitute a Quorum to do Business; but a smaller Number
may adjourn from day to day, and may be authorized to compel the Attendance of absent
Members, in such Manner, and under such Penalties as each House may provide.

2: Each House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorder-
ly Behaviour, and, with the concurrence of two thirds, expel a Member.

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

NLACRWF The Republican 8 January 2017

 ELECTED OFFICIALS
UNITED STATES SANTA CLARITA
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
COUNCILMEMBERS:
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 Vacant Officeseeking appointment

SENATOR SCOTT WILK, Senate District 21 REGISTRAR OF VOTERS (24 HOURS) 562-462-2748
State Capitol Room 4090
ABSENTEE VOTING, REG. VERIFICATION 562-466-1323
Sacramento, CA95814
916-651-4021 REGISTRAR WEBSITE: www.lavote.net
Chief of Staff Curtis Raulinaitis NFRW123 N. Alfred St.., Alexandria, VA 22314 703-548-9688
Curtis.raulinaitis@sen.ca.gov www.nfrw.org
Antelope Valley District Office
CA REPUBLICAN PARTY JIM BRULTE, 1121 l St., #207, Sacramento, 95814
848 West Lancaster Blvd., Suite 101 916448-9496 E MAIL: chairman@cagop.org www.cagop.org
Lancaster, CA 93534 661-729-6232
District Director: Rick Cook
CFRWShirley Mark, 1885 Nacimiento Lake Drive, Paso Robles, CA 93445
Richard.cook@sen.ca.gov
Field Rep: Patsy Ayala 805-238-6900 or cell 805-712-8304 www.cfrw.org,
Patsy.ayala@sen.ca.gov
CFRW So. Div.Mary Baker www.cfrwsodivision.org
Kris Hough, Field Representative
Valencia Office21st Senate District
LACFRWVictoria Wilson, 5004 Del Moreno Drive, Woodland Hills, CA 91369
23920 Valencia Blvd., Suite 250
818-610-1275 www.lacfrw.org
Valencia, CA 91355 661-286-1471
kris.hough@sen.ca.gov
NLACRWFFB Page North LA County RWF
Website www.northlacountyrwf.com
ASSEMBLYMAN DANTE ACOSTA 38th Assembly
Los Angeles Republican Party , Mark Vafiades, Vice Chair - www.LAGOP.org
(916) 319-2038 State Capitol
818-558-7600, 16133 Ventura Blvd., #560, Encino, CA 91436
P.O. Box 942849, Room 4158
Sacramento, CA 94349-0038
Local Office: 38TH SCV GOP Headquarters - Garrett Henrygarrett.henry.ca@gmail.com
Sharon Bronson, District Director 661-310-0920, cell 805-368-2566
27441 Tourney Road, Suite #160
Santa Clarita, CA 91355
(661) 286-1565 FAX (661)- 286-1408 Disclaimer
Field Rep Wyatt Woodson wyatt.woodson@asm.ca.gov All information transmitted through this newsletter is for information
only. Nothing is to be considered a position or endorsement by North
LOS ANGELES COUNTY Los Angeles County Republican Women Federated or its membership.
SUPERVISOR KATHERINE BARGER No information supplied will be used for other than North Los Angeles
L.A. County, 5th Supervisorial District fifthdistrict@bos.co.la.ca.us County Republican Women Federated business.
500 W. Temple St. Room 869
Los Angeles, CA 90012-2723
(213) 974-5555
Local Office: Rosalind Wyman Deputy (661) 287-3657

NLACRWF The Republican 9 January 2017

 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) 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
$30 NEW MemberWelcome! RENEWAL Member$30 $20 Associate Member Update/Change
Name___________________________________________________ Husbands Name ______________________________________

Address ____ City Zip _

Phone: Home____________________________ Work ___________________________ Cell ________________________________

Email ______________________________________________FAX:_________________________ Birthday_______________________

Associate Member: A woman who is a regular member of another RWF Club, a man who is a registered Republican, or a non -
citizen who is interested in the Republican Party and the Federation.
I am a Registered Republican. I support the election of Republican candidates for office and encourage loyalty to the principles and
policies of the Republican Party. (initials) Signature

Id like to receive The Republican (newsletter) by email (attachment) ____________OR Regular Mail (+$15 )______________________

Invited by___________________________________ _________ Original Date Joined NLACRWF

Make check payable to NLACRWF and mail to:
NLACRWF c/o Christina Spears, 28426 Winterdale Drive, Canyon Country, CA 91387
Have Questions? For more information call or email Christina at 661-260-8969, chris.spears61@yahoo.com

NLACRWF The Republican 10 January 2017

 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
Nancy Spicer
Awards, NLACRWF Board Member Duties
19530 Drycliff Street Non-Profit Organizations (please state)
Santa Clarita, CA 91387 Republican Fundraisers
Questions, please call
661-252-2158 Attend Club and Federation Board Meetings
661-424-9501
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.
05/31/14

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.
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NLACRWF The Republican 11 January 2017

 RWF CALENDAR OF EVENTSLOCAL, COUNTY, SOUTHERN DIVISION, STATE
FEBRUARY 6, 2017PRESIDENT RONAD REAGANS BIRTHDAY APRIL 14, 2017GOOD FRIDAYAPRIL 16, 2017EASTER SUDAY

FEBUARY 7, 2017 TUESDAY, NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING, NEW APRIL 22, 2017EARTH DAY
LOCATION VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY
APRIL 25, 2017TUESDAYNLACRWF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ROAD, VALENCIA, CA 91355, 661-254-4401, 10:30 AM, SPEAKER
MEETING, MARIES HOUSE
DAVID PERRY
APRIL 27, 28, 2017FRIDAY & SATURDAYCFRW ADVOCACY
FEBRUARY 12, 2017PRESIDENT LINCOLNS BIRTHDAY
WORKSHOP, VENUE TBD IN ORANGE, CA
FEBRUARY 14, 2017HAPPY VALENTINES DAY
MAY 2, 2017 NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING, VALENCIA COUNTRY
FEBRUARY 15, 2017NLACRWF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY ROAD, VALENCIA, CA 91355,

FEBRUARY 20, 2017PRESIDENTS DAY MAY 3, 2017SOUTHERN DIVISION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
AND LUNCHEONVENUE TBD
MARCH 1, 2017ASH WEDNESDAY
MAY 14, 2017MOTHERS DAY
MARCH 1, 2017 WEDNESDAY CFRW SOUTHERN DIVISION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING AND LUNCHEON, POMONA MAY 20, 2017ARMED FORCES DAY
MINING COMPANY, 10:30 AM, RESERVATIONS A MUST
MAY 29, 2017MEMORIAL DAY
MARCH 28, 2017TUESDAYNLACRWF EXECITOVE COMMITTEE
MAY 30, 2017TUESDAYNLACRWF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING, MARIES HOUSE
MEETING, MARIES HOUSE
APRIL 4, 2017 TUESDAY, NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING,
JUNE 6, 2017TUESDAY NLACRWF MONTHLY MEETING,
VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY ROAD,
VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB, 27330 NORTH TOURNEY ROAD,
VALENCIA, CA 91355, 661-254-4401, 10:30 AM, SPEAKER DR. JOHN
VALENCIA, CA 91355, 661-254-4401, 10:30 AM, TBA SPEAKER
STEDT, RESERVATIONS A MUST
RESERVATIONS A MUST
APRIL 5, 2017 WEDNESDAYLA COUNTY FRW BOARD OF
JUNE 7, 2017 LA COUNTY FRWVENUE TBD
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NLACRWF The Republican 12 January 2017