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    President: Annette DeModena 442-2788 aslansplace @ att.net  ■  Membership: Terry Roberts 599-3255 [email protected]  ■  Editor: Rose admin@hrw

    HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN WOMEN FEDERATED ■  Volume 39 Issue 9 ■  Nov 2

        T    H    E

    Affiliated with NFRW (National Federation of Republican Women)/CFRW (California Federation of Republican Women - Northern Divis

    Follow us on TWITTER @hrwf  (http://twitter.com/hrwf) Find us on FACEBOOK - Humboldt Republican Women

    http://www.hrwf-ca.org

    LuncheonMeetingThursdayNOV. 21st11:30-1:00

    *To RSVP this month, please

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    Or RSVP by email to:

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    [email protected] meeting is at

    445 Herrick Avenue, Eurekanear the golf course

    11:30 a.m. Lunch/Socializing:

    Mtg 12:00 -1:00 p.m. Your choice: 

    Full Lunch $15.00.Beverage (no lunch) $4.00

    (Tax & tip included)Make checks payable to HRWF

    CommonCore

    A Trojan Horse for

    Education Reform

    HumboldtRepublican WomeWelcome Orlean Koehle

     T h u r s d a y, 

     N o v e m b e r  2 1

    45 states have adopted the Common Core - and California is one of them - but don’t mistake thenthusiastic, nationwide support. Critics refer to it as ’Terrorist Professor Bill Ayers and Obama’sFederal School Curriculum’ and, as we find out what‘s in it, this would seem to be accurate. We’been posting information on our website detailing the extreme left-wing bent, the lesson planwith graphic depictions of rape and pedophilia, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. MichelleMalkin says, “Time to Opt Out of creepy Fed Ed Data-Mining Racket.”

    Learn what has so many people so concerned - our guest speaker this month, Orlean Koehle, haauthored a new book, Common Core, that takes a look at this latest ‘transformation” of the educ

    tional system, the imposition of a federal curriculum.Orlean Koehle is State President of the Eagle Forum of California, President of Concerned CitizenSonoma County, Parents Involved in Education, and VP of Santa Rosa Republican Women Feder

    Orlean’s other books include: The Golden Rule School, Character inEducation; A Closer Look at the Real ID Act of 2005; and her mostrecent: By Stealth and Deception, USA Transformation and itsParallel to the European Union.

    Join us for this important topic. Challenge yourselves to inviteone or two guests. You remember what a wonderful, informa-

    tive speaker we sponsored last month? Well, you'll not bedisappointed with this month's fare, either. Let's unite tospread the word! We're gaining momentum and we mustcontinue to grow. Information begets power andfreedom! Let's wake up the people to what's happen-

    ing beneath their very noses! Invite, invite, invite!

    See you on November 21 with guests in tow!

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    The HRWF Installation of Officers for 2014President: Annette DeModena1st Vice President: Jane Burchit

    2nd Vice President: Amanda SachsSecretary: Sheryl FearrienTreasurer: Rebecca Crosby

    Incoming/Outgoing Luncheon:Wednesday, December 4th

    NOVEMBER 5TH ELECTION RESULTSBridgeville School District Board Member 

    ❏AMBER WOODWORTH, parent  ❏CURTIS CROSS, incumbent  ❏NICHOLAS N. ENTSMINGER, graduate student

    Eureka City Schools Board Member, Trustee Area 1

      ❏LISA OLLIVIER, statistician

    Ferndale Unified School District Board Member ❏STEPHANIE KOCH, incumbent

      ❏JERRY HANSEN, incumbent  ❏KEN RICHARDSON, business owner

    McKinleyville School District Board Member

    ❏TIM HOOVEN, incumbent  ❏MARY MCCARTHY, retired teacher/attorney  ❏JOHN MCCARTHY, retired teacher/principal

    Northern Humboldt (NHUSD) Board Member 

    ❏COLLEEN TOSTE, appointed incumbent

      ❏MIKE PIGG, incumbent  ❏BRIAN LOVELL, school administrator

    Redwoods Community College District, Trustee Area 2

      ❏THOMAS R. ROSS, incumbent

    Manila Community Services District Board Member,  2 year term

      ❏SALENA KAHLE, resource center manager

    Manila Community Services District Board Member, 4 year term

      ❏JOHN WOOLLEY, governing board member  ❏DENDRA DENGLER, incumbent

    McKinleyville Community Services District Board Member

      ❏GEORGE A. WHEELER, retired  ❏DAVID R. COUCH, incumbent  ❏DENNIS MAYO, incumbent

    Arcata Fire Protection District Board Member, Division 1 (Vote for one):

      ❏DENNIS LINDSTROM, appointed incumbent

    Arcata Fire Protection District Board Member, Division 2 (Vote for one):

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     lease do not think this is the obligatory message for Thanksgiving, because it’s not. I come beforeou with a thankful heart; for in spite of everything that is negative, there are far more positives.

    rst, I’d like to thank all of you for the excitement, concern, and the willingness that was exhibited toecome more involved in the issues presented during our last month’s speaker’s presentation. Debbieacigalupe told it like it is, and your response was staggering. Because of your generosity, we senter a check for $535.00 to continue her efforts on behalf of this area, state, and nation. She is truly

    ollowing in the footsteps of our first patriots, sacrificing everything for the cause of freedom. Her

    evotion to her country and its people cause me to examine my own state of commitment, as I’mure you are doing as well. She’s quite a powerhouse! By the way, Debbie did send me an emailhanking me for our gift. She mentioned that she was totally “blown away” by the amount of ouronation. Thankfulness begetting thankfulness begetting thankfulness…..

    ohn Fullerton sent me his thanks last evening.for all we have done to support his re-election to thechool Board. He shared that things were looking good and that our calls were helping make thatappen. We’ll not know the results of the election until after you receive this newsletter, but what is

    mportant is that we came together to rally for a good cause. I’m so very proud of the twenty-pluseople, men and women, who have made this happen, and quite thankful for them as well. They give

    me hope, a hope that not all is lost. We do have a future and a hope in politics, as an important voice our community, and as a force to be reckoned with. We’re getting our groove back! John is

    hankful for our support; we’re thankful we could help, and we’re thankful that we have beennergized into action. No more feeling powerless because of the perceived giants in the land.hankfulness.

    n reflection, what I see is family. Yes, I’m using it as a metaphor. We may not be related by blood,ut we are related by the same ideals of democracy, freedom, and service to our country. We are tiedo a common history and its governing documents. We choose to sacrifice what we can to ourommon goals. We choose to overlook each other’s foibles for the higher purposes we support.. Were thankful to be Americans. We are family. We are thankful for our heritage and fight to keep itsuth alive.

    am thankful for your willingness to sacrifice your time to do “one thing more” when I call.continue to be humbled by your devotion to the call….and I don’t mean my phone call…. You are

    hankful to be called! You rise up which, in turn, causes me to rise up to work to be a better leader.ll because of thankfulness.

    We are Humboldt Republican Women, Federated! Hear us roar! Let us fight for the sake of freedom,emocracy, and the truth in the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence!

    appy Thanksgiving. Merry Christmas. Happy New Year.

    We are so blessed!

    Thankfulness:

    President’sMessage

    Calenda■Tuesday, Nov 5th

    HGOP MEETING: 6:pm

    ■Monday, Nov 11thVETERANS DAY RECEPTION

    FEATURING KATHRIN BURLESON’SPORTRAITS OF WWII VETERANS

    at the ADORNI CENTER11:00 am

    and the CLARKE MUSEUM1:00-3:00

    ■Thursday, Nov 21stHRWF General MeetingOrlean Koehle/Topic: Common Core

     ■Thursday, Nov 28thTHANKSGIVING

    plusBlessing of the FleetTHANKSGIVING DAY 10:00 AM

    AT THE TRINIDAD PIER

    andThanksgiving Day Walk

    Arcata Marsh■Thursday, Nov 28th

    THANKSGIVING

    ■Tuesday, Dec 3rdHGOP MEETING: 6:pm

    Reminders:■There is NO December

    HRWF General Meeting

    Enjoy The Holidays!■OUR WHITE ELEPHANT

    SALE IS COMINGDo you have items in your closet or

    potential Christmas gifts you'll not be using

    Consider regifting them at our White Elepha

    sale at our January meeting.

    It's an easy fundraiser for our group, and

    you all know how much fun we have.

    So join the fun and excitement!

    What will you be sharing?

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    Legislative ReportCalifornia

    Legislative Report

    In Remembrance:

    Rita O’ConnellMary Mosier

    Helia Burshem

    HE NEED TO PROTECT OUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN

    B 1266 Bill has recently been enacted by the California Legislature and signedy Governor Jerry Brown. This bill permits school students to use sensitive

    x-segregated school facilities such as showers, restrooms and locker roomsased on the student’s perceived gender identity rather than their actual sex.

    is involves ages K-12. It’s the only legislation of this kind to have beennacted in the country. (Privacy for All Students Referendum Information.)

    y dear friends, this is degradation and our children are now all at risk. At least05,000 signatures were needed by Wednesday, November 6th, in order toualify for a referendum. If sufficient signatures were submitted to electionsfficials, the law would be suspended, will not take effect, and would appearn the November 2014 statewide ballot. Then, at that time, voters would beble to reject or approve the legislation.

    e current status of the AB 1266 Bill has been chaptered, but does not go intoffect until January 1, 2014. The Privacy For All Students coalition has filed aferendum in order to give voters the right to reject the law. If you would likeget more involved in this sensitive and moral issue, you can go to privacy-

    rallstudents.com and receive their updated information to follow this AB266 Bill.

    is time for all of us to get involved. Let us all be in prayer and rememberchariah 4:6: “It is not by might nor by power but by My Spirit,”  says the Lord of

    osts.Blessings,

    2nd Vice President and Chaplain

     A Lie From Day OneWith Obamacare, everyone loses

    NBC NEWS: OBAMA ADMIN. KNEW MILLIONS WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO KTHEIR HEALTH INSURANCE FOR AT LEAST 3 YEARS, PROMISED IT ANYWA

    It turns out you can’t keep your plan And, you can’t keep your doctor.

    The headlines tell the real story: Charles Krauthammer says, “So a law

    designed to cover the uninsured is now throwing far more people off theirinsurance than it can possibly be signing up on the nonfunctioning insuraexchanges. Indeed, most of the 19 million people with individual insurancwill have to find new and likely more expensive coverage. And that doesn’even include the additional millions who are sure to lose their employer-pvided coverage. That’s a lot of people. That’s a pretty big lie....” 

    The revelations have been fast and furious: We found out that OBAMAKNEW 3 years ago that you were going to be losing your insurance planCNN reported that the ObamaCare “war room” worried about reaction wsome enrollees figure out they can’t keep their doctors. They knew!

    Edie Littlefield Sundby’s op-ed in the Wall St. Journal stated flat out: “I h

     great cancer doctors and health insurance. My plan was cancelled. Now Iworry how long I'll live.”  Not only is she losing her insurance plan, but shlosing her doctors, too. She has survived lung and gallbladder cancer fonearly seven years, but fears a government-run health bureaucracy.

    After her piece, the Obama adminstration has attacked her - White Houcomm. chief used his official Twitter account to promote a liberal blog'stakedown of her Wall Street Journal essay that went viral - and she hasstruck back. The headline in the Daily Mail: Cancer sufferer who took onObamacare slams White House official for 'snotty' tweet, and says Obamfamily and staff should all sign up if they support it.

    Her days are precious and few, and she should not have to waste a sing

    day dealing with trying to find new insurance coverage, or attacks fromWhite House.

    Congressman Trey Gowdy says, “Instead of saying, ‘We made a mistake,’ e‘We made an intentional misstatement, we need you to forgive us,’ theresponse is to evade and to answer questions falsely and then the worst ois to assume the American people are stupid enough to believe the explantion that he came up with today” 

    Dana Loesch shreds NYT’s Obama ‘misspoke’ lie with simple question: "Cteleprompters misspeak?" 

    John Nolte/Breitbart says, "ObamaCare Exposes the ́ Soylent Green Liber

    Washington Examiner columnist Timothy P. Carney points out, “The mostimportant job of the media is holding the powerful accountable. This task, Ibelieve, is why the founders put the freedom of the press in the First Amendm

    The mainstream media, of course, has been failing miserably in that regwhich is why we REALLY encourage you to get acquainted with the NewMedia. It’s not just Talk Radio, though that’s a big piece. It’s alternativeonline news sites working hard every day to bring you the REAL story.

    This is our last newsletter of the year, but you can stay up on the newthrough our website and we encourage you to visit every day.

     www.hrwf-ca.org. Make it your homepage.

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    CFRW COMMON CORE RESOLUTION

    Please read the resolution, included below, adopted at (CFRW's) 2013 Spring Conference in Redding, CA. Talk to members, family and neigh-

    bors about Common Core. Please send letters to the editor and contact your elected representatives, especially your local school boards. This is

    another grab for power by taking over our school system and dramatically changing how and what our children are taught!   Thank you for all you do,  Roseann Slonsky-Breault,President

    Defeat National Standards for State Schools

    WHEREAS, The national standards-based “Common Core State Standards”  initiative is the centerpiece of the Obama Administra-tion’s agenda to centralize education decision at the federal level;

    WHEREAS, The Obama Administration is using the same model totake over education as it used for healthcare by using national

    standards and boards of bureaucrats, whom the public didn’t electand can’t fire or otherwise hold accountable;

    WHEREAS, National standards remove authority from States overwhat is taught in the classroom and how it is tested;

    WHEREAS, National standards undercut the principle of federal-ism on which our nation was founded;

    WHEREAS, There is no constitutional or statutory authority fornational standards, national curricula, or national assessmentsand in fact the federal government is expressly prohibited fromendorsing or dictating state/local decisions about curricula; and

    WHEREAS, The Obama Administration is attempting to evadeconstitutional and statutory prohibitions to move toward anationalized public-school system by (1) funding to date morethan $345 million for the development of national curriculum andtest questions, (2) tying national standards to the Race to the Topcharter schools initiative in the amount of $4.35 billion, (3) usingthe Common Core State Standards Initiative (CCSSI) to pressureState Boards of Education to adopt national standards with thethreat of losing Title 1 Funds if they do not and (4) requestingCongress to include national standards as a requirement in thereauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary School Act (NoChild Left Behind);

    BE IT RESOLVED, That California Federation of RepublicanWomen, Northern Division in session at the Spring Conference inRedding encourages all Federated members to become educatedabout this take over of local control as recommended by the voteof the National Federation of Republican Women in its October 1,2011 Biennial Convention.

    BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That local club presidents ask theirmembers to (1) write their CA Superintendant of Public Instruc-tion and the State Board of Education members and request thatthey retain control over academic standards, curriculum, instruc-tion and testing, (2) write their Congressional Members and

    request that they (a)protect the constitutional and statutoryprohibitions against the federal government endorsing ordictating national standards, (b) to refuse to tie national standardto any reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary EducatioAct, (c) defund “Race to the Top” money, and (d) prohibit any morefederal funds for the Common Core State Standards Initiative,including funds to assessment and curriculum writing consortia,(3) write their Governor and state representatives to refuse federafunds and mandates and (4) spread the word about the threat of afederal government takeover of education.

    BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That upon adoption, California

    Federation of Republican Women, Northern Division issues a pressrelease with copies sent to each club president for club publicityperson to disseminate to local media including Facebook andTwitter accounts.

    Submitted by: Karen Klinger, Sacramento RWF and Liz Froelich,Ygnacio Valley RWF

      HISTORY:Passed Unanimously at the NFRW 36th Biennial Convention, Kansas City,MO – October 1, 2011

    Passed Unanimously at the Alabama GOP State Executive Committee

    Meeting, Birmingham, AL – February 25, 2012Similar Resolution to shut down Common Core passed unanimously at theRNC Spring Meeting in Los Angeles, April 12, 2013 Final “Resolved” states:

    RESOLVED, the 2012 Republican Party Platform specifically states the need torepeal the numerous federal regulations which interfere with State and localcontrol of public schools…and, therefore, the Republican National Committerejects this CCSS plan which creates and fits the country with a nationwidestraitjacket on academic freedom and achievement.

     You might also like: stopcommoncore.com

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    The two national holidays celebrated in November, Veterans Day and

    Thanksgiving, present us with opportunities to remember those who

    have served our country and to count our blessings and give thanks to

    Creator. Weaving these two themes together, I am responding to a

    request asking that I share a few highlights of some early ancestors in

    America. Recognition of these 17th and 18th century patriots who se

    in the military and helped to establish our freedom rekindles a sense

    gratitude within me.

    First generation brothers on my mother’s paternal line, Jean and

    Abraham Hasbrouck, were Huguenots from the region of Calais. As

    Protestants, they were persecuted during the reign of Louis XIV and fled to the new land. Tmarried sisters, Anna and Maria Deyo. Jean, the elder, was a devout man, quiet, home-lovi

    and a very good businessman. He was content in simplicity and didn’t seek public office. H

    brother Abraham (from whom I descend) was more social, an army man with many acquai

    tances, and he often accepted positions that took him away from home. They both held a h

    regard for learning and for family unity.

    These brothers were among the twelve families who sought refuge under the Dutch flag al

    the Hudson River, and subsequently purchased land from the Esopus Indians. The grant for

    their settlement, called New Paltz, was signed in 1677. Thirty years later they began to bu

    substantial stone houses to replace the original simple huts. Huguenot Street in New Paltz

    exists today as a National Historic Site. The New Paltz people had their own customs, their

    schoolmaster, and their own legal administration. They were governed by representativesthe twelve original families, chosen annually, called the Duzine. They were recognized and

    respected as long as the Colonies were under the British Crown and eventually became

    incorporated by the State Government in 1785.

    Twenty-eight Hasbrouck ancestors are listed in the NY Archives and DAR Registers as havin

    served in the American Revolution. The ancestor, by whom I claim DAR membership, is Cap

    Elias Hasbrouck, grandson of Abraham. I am a ninth generation descendant of Abraham.

    Through life membership in the Hasbrouck Family Association, part of the Huguenot Histor

    Society in New Paltz, I am reminded of the importance of the hopes and dreams of the earl

    settlers and why we must maintain the values so very important to the founders of our

    country.

     In 1991, Ray and I were privileged to attend the annual meeting of the Hasbroucks in New

    Paltz. We walked Huguenot Street, worshipped in the Old French Church, stood at the grav

    Abraham & Maria, and toured the Abraham House built in 1712. We are grateful for that

    experience.

    Were you expecting a “Washington slept there” story? If so, it must be noted that Col. Jona

    Hasbrouck’s home in Newburgh, NY, served as General Washington’s Headquar ters from Ap

    1782-August 1783. Jonathan was a first cousin of Elias!

    It is my hope that other members of HRWF may be willing to share family histories in futur

    newsletters.

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     Veterans Day Celebrationat The Adorni Center

    11:00 am

    Over the past two years, local artist and North CoaHonor Flight co-founder Kathrin Burleson has draover 150 portraits of Humboldt County WWII veteShe has donated the entire collection to the ClarkMuseum and the drawings will be on display at aVeterans Day reception honoring these remarkabl

    American heroes.The reception at the Clarke Museum follows theAnnual Veterans Day event at the Adorni Center.

    Please attend and take this opportunity to meet athank our Humboldt County World War II veterans

    View The World War Two Veterans Portrait Project Onlin

    http://www.veteranportraits.blogspot.com/

     Veterans Day: Monday, November 11

    The World War Two Veterans Portrait Project

    Reception at The Clarke Museum240 E Street, Eureka

    1:00 - 3:00 pm