MARCH MEETING Friday, March 17th, the Red Lion Hotel, Eureka,

11:30 to 1p.m. M e n u : C h e f’s C h o ice $ 1 4 .0 0 ; S e rvice ch a rg e , p ro g ra m a n d b e ve ra g e o n ly: $ 6

Please call telephone chair, Diana Mendes at 725-2732 if you do not hear from anyone by March 15.

Volume 31, Issue 3 P resid ent’s M essa ge

March 2006 Lesley Craig
 Lesley Craig, President
Last month, at the 11th hour, our guest speaker, Dr. Phil Kurzner, dropped out of the race for
 Colleen Hedrick, Program Chair
California State Insurance Commissioner. Margie Handley stepped in as speaker. As chairman
of the board for the Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits, Margie gave us insights into the devel-
opment of their new rural hospital. The coordination & cooperation with Mendocino College, UC
Davis, reputable surgeons, and an enthusiastic public has been most rewarding. All sectors of
SERVING THE REPUBLICAN WOMEN OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY

the Willits community are working together to raise ten million dollars for the new complex. (see
upcoming events)
Eureka has the Marina Center funded by private enterprise. What an opportunity to clean up
the Balloon Track! Multi-zoning will bring new jobs and new property and sales tax revenues.
EUREKA REPUBLICAN WOMEN, FEDERATED * SINCE 1938

T o d e lig h t th e “G re e n s”, th e la n d sca p in g w ill fo cu s o n n a tive rip a ria n ve g e ta tio n to e n h a n ce th e

slough running through the site. Home Depot, as part of The Marina Center, will attract shop-
pers to Eureka -- w h a t a b o o n fo r a ll b u sin e sse s! (“lo ca ls ke e p in g ta x d o lla rs lo ca l"). T h e
mixed land use promotes energy efficiency with people living closer to their work – like the old
days before urban sprawl!! I attended the second meeting at City Hall. People lined the walls
waiting to express their views. Over 80% were in favor of the development and 4 of 5 council-
ors voted to support the General Plan Petition by Security National. This is a positive first step.
L e t’s a ll p u ll to g e th e r fo r th e g o o d o f o u r co m m u n ity a n d e m b ra ce th is e xcitin g p riva te e n te r-
prise project. For further information contact info@marinacenter.org or phone Brian Morrissey
The Redwood Alert

or Randy Gans at 707-476-2713. Their website will be opening shortly at

www.marinacenter.org
W e ’re a ll in th is to g e th e r!

our guest speaker

Haider Ajina will be giving us an update on Iraq. Haider has ongoing contact with family
and friends in Iraq and is in a continual process of monitoring news sources in Iraq.
These contacts provide a picture of conditions in Iraq that are seldom if ever offered
b y th e m e d ia . D o n ’t m iss th is o p p o rtu n ity! Read on page 4 in this bulletin a b o u t “Iraqis
d em o n strate callin g fo r S h iite & S u n n i u n ity.” And come with your questions.
Haider Ajina is a financial consultant with Smith Barney in Eureka.

WAYS & MEANS - L u n ch fo r tw o at G allag h er’s Irish P u b ! - - Joy Finley

Happy St. Patrick's Day to all who have a little Irish in them or who have kissed the Blarney
Stone. March 17th will serve as this month's opportunity drawing. We will raffle off "Lunch for
T w o " a t G a lla g h e r’s Irish P u b in O ld T o w n . T h e re is a ru m o r o u t th e re a b o u t a certain Lepre-
chaun who may be attending. Stay tuned for more.
Ladies & Gentlemen, you constantly amaze me by your generosity and commitment to
ERWF. F e b ru a ry’s m e e tin g w a s a n o th e r ca se in p o in t. We added $244.00 to our coffers!
Thanks especially to Linda Jonckheere who donated some spectacular estate pieces and to
those who baked goodies. Thanks to all of you who make this Club successful!
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Membership Report Margaret Stafford
This month you will notice a PINK DOT be-
side your name if you haven't paid your dues.
This will be your last time to receive the
ERWF newsletter if you don't renew your
membership. SO, please send in your re-
newal checks so you won't miss a single edition of our
great, informative newsletter.
Regular and sustaining members currently number
182. There is a total of 18 new members. Those not
previously acknowledged are: LENORE ANVICK,
BERNICE HUSTON, DEBRA DANIELSON, KAREN
GIACOMINI, SANDRA POWERS and JANET
THOMAS. Welcome to our club. We encourage you to
Education report – Sheryl Fearrien – The teacher with a mean yardstick!
Did you know that the Democrats are completely
responsible for Civil Rights in the United States? That
was news to me also! As a teacher, I subscribe to
several children's periodicals. When the latest issue of
KIDS DISCOVER arrived, it looked promising...the title
theme was CIVIL RIGHTS. Hurriedly, I opened it and
began reading. According to the misinformed edi-
tors/writers, Civil Rights are the brain child of Lyndon
Johnson and his Democrat cronies.
One hundred years of Republican hard work was not
even mentioned in any form! Not only did they 'forget'
to mention that the Republican Party was founded to
OPPOSE SLAVERY, but Republicans were always the
party that the vast majority of blacks called their home,
until LBJ. L yn d o n Jo h n so n ’s D e m o cra tic b u d d ie s D ID
NOT support him in Civil Rights! The REPUBLICANS
passed his civil rights legislation. After the 1960s, civil
rights became identified with the Democrats but with a
very different twist. No longer was it viewed as equal
Co lleen ’s Co m m en tar y
Colleen Hedrick The Plot Sickens
We are yet again being subjected to huge servings
of baloney by many members of congress and a whop-
ping segment of the media.
Their combined efforts makes it abundantly clear that
too many in both arenas are convinced we are way too
dumb to size up them and the issues they are convolut-
ing and trashing.
W h a t a fu ro r o ve r th e D u b a i sh ip p in g co m p a n y’s
business administration of the United States ports at
New York, New Jersey, Baltimore, New Orleans, Phila-
delphia, and Miami. This is not a new development.
Many U.S. ports function under foreign business ad-
ministrations. This particular arrangement was ap-
proved in November 2005. No one expressed alarmist
views on either side of the aisle at that time. This has
probably become ballistic primarily because most of
co n g re ss, th e m e d ia , a n d th e p u b lic h a ve n ’t kn o w n th a t
much about the functions of the ports. Further, for many
T HE RE DWO O D AL E RT
become active in our organization and hope you will
truly feel connected.
Guests at our February meeting were: B ill O ’D o n n e ll,
Madison Powers, Deborah Peterson, and our guest
speaker, Margie Handley, an associate member of
ERWF. Thank you for your generous donations.
LOST & FOUND!
Not much gets lost at our meetings
B U T … … ..A t o u r F e b ru a ry 1 7 th m e e tin g
a nice black button was turned in to
Margaret Stafford. Please contact her if
it belongs to you.
opportunity to work hard and make a great life for one-
self. From the 1960s forward, Civil Rights has been high
jacked by the Democrats and made into a "victim men-
tality" issue - the kind-hearted Democrats are only too
ready to provide subsidized incomes, housing, and first
in line for college admittance, job placement, etc. (or so
the Democrats would have them think.) Thanks to the
Democrats, the black family is primarily destroyed.
Young black men don't marry and support their preg-
nant girlfriends because they can make more money on
welfare if unmarried! And the list goes on and on!
I cancelled my subscription to KIDS DISCOVERY and
wrote them a letter explaining why - they had lost credi-
bility with me on Civil Rights by failing to get the facts
straight! How I'd like to take a yardstick to them!
My challenge to all of you is this...the next time you
hear, see, or read something that you know is not cor-
rect, CALL THEM ON IT! Together, we can get the real
story out.
of their number, any topic of attack on the administra-
tion is enough to make them look frantically for tea to
throw overboard. They have given us ample reason to
b e w e ll a w a re th a t kn o w in g w h a t th e y’re ta lkin g a b o u t is
no prerequisite to talking a whole bunch, particularly if
th e re ’s a n o p e n m ike in a n e le ctio n ye a r? A n d n o o n e
remembers to say the United States Coast Guard will
be handling security in those ports as they do in all the
other ports.
The country of Dubai is a primary supporter of our
country in ways that are uniquely important in our efforts
in that area. This Dubai business is investing billions in
this enterprise. Do you have even a sliver of a belief
there's any intent to blow-up that investment and lose
long term profits?
T h a t’s a n a b so lu te n o -brainer and I wish the oppor-
tunists would shut up and grow up.
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AMERICANISM REPORT Chris Wennerholm

NOTABLE QUOTABLES
"Yes, we did produce a near perfect Republic. But
will they keep it, or will they, in the enjoyment of plenty,
lose the memory of freedom? Material abundance
without character is the surest way to destruction." :
Thomas Jefferson
"Occupants of public offices love power and are
prone to abuse it.": George Washington , Farewell
Address
"If you will not fight for the right when you can easily
win without bloodshed; if you will not fight when your
victory will be sure and not too costly; you may come to
the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds
against you and only a small chance of survival. There
may even be a worse case: you may have to fight when
there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish
than to live as slaves." : Winston Churchill
GOP TRIVIA
-The Party's first president, Abraham Lincoln, was
elected in 1860. There have been 18 Republican presi-
dents. President Lincoln was also the first president
born outside the borders of the thirteen original states.
He was born in Hodgenville, Kentucky, on February 12,
1809.
-The term "GOP" dates back to the late 1800's. The
first refe re n ce to th e R e p u b lica n P a rty a s th e ” G ra n d
Old Party" appeared in Harper's Weekly in 1876. The
first abbreviation, GOP, was cited in a New York Herald
story in 1884.

Chaplain's Inspiration - Rita O'Connell

Conservative, Cal Thomas, in a recent column, recalled past efforts of the National and World Councils of Churches to
involve their members in politics. In many cases, frustrated Christians broke ranks with their denominations. They thought
- rightly – that the primary charge left by Christ was to preach the gospel to all the world. Beyond that, He commanded His
followers to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit prisoners and pray for those who persecute them.
These are indeed great challenges. Sadly, some evangelicals are putting them aside to join forces with environmental-
ists. Neither Thomas, nor any other thinking person, litters the world or opposes clean air and water. But let us not lose
our perspective!
We, as Christians ,are called upon to clean up the planet through the eternal message that cleans up our own lives and
the lives of those whom we can influence.
Thanks to Cal Thomas for reminding us.

Upcoming events:
March 17th ERWF luncheon meeting, Speaker Haider Ajina
March 19-21 The C F R W B o a rd o f D ire cto rs’ M e e tin g a n d 3 1 st Advocacy Workshop at the Hyatt Regency,
downtown Sacramento. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has been invited to speak during the
luncheon on March 21.
April 21st ERWF luncheon meeting - Candidates for District 4 Supervisor: Bonnie Neely & Nancy Flemming.
Plant sale.
April 29th Rhody parade (an opportunity to get our message out)
th
June 6 Primaries
th
August 19 T h e th ird “W illits B la ck T ie ”– major fundraising event for the Howard Memorial Hospital.
 V O L U M E 3 1 , I S S UE 3
The Humboldt Co. Republican Central
Committee held its annual Republican of the
Year Dinner on February 16th.
It was a great success due in part to the two excellent
honorees:
Red Emmerson, as the Republican of the Year, and
Mike Harvey, as the Volunteer of the Year, drew a full
house of very excited Republicans. A big thanks goes to
Rex Bohn, our MC for the evening. He always has great
stories.
We also heard a wonderful speaker, Abel Maldonado,
who is running for State Controller. He is a young, ener-
getic, Hispanic Republican who could easily be Governor
some day. Check him out and help if you can!
The Central Committee is encouraging all of you to sign
up to help on the upcoming campaigns. Fortuna City
Council election is in April and our primary is in June.
Everyone needs help so please join us!! Sheri Katz, our
Voter Registration chair will be calling on you to help
register new Republicans. Please say yes when she calls.
We want to win and we need more Republicans!
Trea su rer’s R ep o rt - Eileen Amos
Balance 01/31/06 $ 5,992.95
Income $ 2,472.00
Expenses $ 2,927.27
Balance 02/28/06 $ 5,537.68
“Iraqis demonstrate calling
fo r Sh iite & Su n n i u n ity .”
Our guest speaker on March 17th, Haider Ajina,
regularly emails translations from Arabic headlines and
newspapers. Below is an extract of news from the Iraqi
Arabic newspaper "Al-R a a ’I” o n F e b ru a ry 2 6 th. The
tra n sla tio n w a s e d ite d b y m e to a llo w sp a ce fo r H a id e r’s
comments.
“M a n y Ira q i citie s w itn e sse d la rg e d e m o n stra tio n s
after Friday prayers (yesterday). These demonstrations
were calling for national unity, not being pulled into civil
war after attacks on Sunni mosques as retaliation to the
b o m b in g o f th e S a m a ra S h iite sh rin e .”
The article continues throughout in similar vain quot-
ing gatherings ranging from 500 in Mousul, over 3000 in
Hillah, hundreds in Al-koot, 15,000 in Amarah, 10,000 in
Basra. In all cases, the people, Sunni and Shiite, came
together after Friday prayers, led by religious leaders,
calling for a united front against terrorist activities, con-
demning violence, and rejecting sectarianism. Banners
condemned attacks on mosques, shrines and churches.
H aid er’s co m m en ts;
We have much more evidence of a strong national
unity movement in Iraq. This is exactly the opposite of
w h a t th e b o m b e rs o f th e S a m a ra S h rin e (A lza rq a w i’s
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group is a strong suspect) wanted to achieve. This
attack was supposed to plunge Iraq into sectarian
mayhem and senseless massive killing. This did not
happen. A few over zealous individuals attacked Sunni
mosques (8-11 Sunni mosques burned and small arms
fire hit about 100) and killed Sunnis (120-160). There is
no excuse for these retaliations; they are exactly what
the enemies of democracy and freedom in Iraq want. It
is playing into their hands. Let us remember that Iraq is
the size of California and has over 25 million people.
Every neighborhood has at least two mosques. Consid-
ering this the retaliations are small while tragic.
Demonstrations in Baghdad (in spite of the curfew)
called for national unity. Combined Sunni & Shiite
prayers were held all over Iraq. This is a sign of a peo-
ple united not divided, a people with a common cause
(defeating terrorism), a people with a common goal (self
rule through democracy, rule of law & freedom). The
terrorists are bringing about their eventual demise by
uniting Iraqis. We witnessed this effect on 9-11. Ameri-
cans were united and developed the strong resolve to
fight terrorist. Let us not forget that we were attacked
not so long ago.
(If you want to receive regular updates from the Arab
newspapers, email Haider at ajinas@cox.net). He will
add you to his undisclosed list)
 Page 5 THE REDWOOD ALERT

It’s All Abo u t Access

Nancy Flemming
We need to create the infrastructure for access to Wi-Fi, Wi-Max, and Internet for every household, business and
school in this district. We need affordable (or free!) access to Broadband not only for homes and businesses but for
more efficiency with law enforcement and safety officials.
We can work together to be ahead of the curve in maximizing the best of living in our beautiful rural community
while being connected to the rest of the world through innovative technology. That technology can help us to:
 Increase Emergency Response effectiveness
 Stimulate economic development
 E n co u ra g e “in h o m e ” b u sin e sse s
 Maintain and grow our population base, our children could stay here!)
 E n h a n ce o u r M e d ica l S e rvice s (“d ista n ce ” m e d icin e fo r ru ra l a re a s a n d clin ics)
 Revitalize our Small Business community (create global customer base)
 Create networks of public advocates
 Transform government as we know it
In working with the Redwood Coast Rural Action group, we have already initiated this process. We hosted a Tech-
nology Forum at Redwood Acres and have worked to acquire grants to move this project forward. Technology is cru-
cial in our plans for economic development and the General Plan as we move forward. (196)
F o r fu rth er in fo rm atio n , visit N an cy’s w eb site at www.nancyflemming4supervisor.com.

LEGISLATION ALERT
VEE SORENSON
SACRAMENTO: I was scanning the internet to find an important piece of legislation
to zero in on for this report, when I discovered February 24 was the final day for new
bills in the state legislature. These bills were pouring in at a tremendous rate. How do
we keep up with such a barrage of legislation? Sorry to say, it is a very difficult thing “G o ve rn m e n t is n o t
for anyone to do. There are four bills alone that address Identity Theft. SB 1387-
1388-1389 and 1390. This is a big problem, and it is easy to be skeptical as thieves reason, it is not
usually find a way around rules. The significance of the above bills are they add penal-
ties to those caught in Identity Theft. They are worth backing. eloquence--it is

US SENATE: Senator McCain is at it again. After the McCain/Feingold bill that

force. Like force,
p ro h ib ite d fre e sp e e ch d u rin g e le ctio n s, h e h a s a u th o re d a b ill S B 2 1 2 8 , “L o b b yin g it is a dangerous
T ra n sp a re n cy a n d A cco u n ta b ility A ct o f 2 0 0 5 ”. T h is cru e l h o a x a g a in st th e A m e rica n
people has little to do with reforming lobbying and has everything to do with stripping servant and
us of our 1ST Amendment Rights. If passed it will hinder watchdog organizations
from informing the general public about what is going on in Washington. fe a rfu l m a ste r”.

WHAT CAN WE DO? George Washington

*Contact our State Senator and urge him to support SB 1387-1388-1389 and 1390.
*Contact our US Senators and urge them to not support SB 2128.

Have you read, "REBEL-in-CHIEF" by Fred Barnes?

It takes you inside the bold and controversial presidency of George W. Bush.
I couldn't stop reading it and have passed it on (You can be #101 on the waiting list,
or order it on line from Zooba.com)... Lesley.
 V O L U M E 3 1 , I S S UE 3 Page 6

Humboldt Bay Maintenance Dredge Project

An update for us from Ronnie Pellegrini, Division 1 Commissioner, Humboldt
Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District
After several attempts to
kill the maintenance dredg-
ing project for Woodley Is-
land Marina, City of Eureka
Marina, and numerous other
City of Eureka Inner and
Outer Channel sites, by
Humboldt Baykeeper, the
California Coastal Commis-
sion voted 6-3 to grant our
last remaining permit for the
project to move forward.
At the S ept em ber
Coastal Commission meet-
ing in Eureka, the Humboldt
Baykeeper eleventh hour
“re d h e rrin g ” a lle g a tio n s
about widespread dioxins in
Humboldt Bay, prompted the
Coastal Commission to re-
quest further testing be done
before the Coastal Commis-
sion would consider the pro-
ject, or else deny it alto-
gether. Further testing was
performed with input from
many state and federal
agencies and at a cost to
the Harbor District and the
City of Eureka of $150, 000.
As suspected, the results of
the new tests showed no
human health risk associ-
ated with the project.
The Coastal Commis-
sion staff was satisfied with
the results and placed the
item on the February
agenda for action by the
Commissioners. Two days
before the Coastal Commis-
sion meeting, Pete Nichols,
Humboldt Baykeeper project
manager, and Fred Even-
son, attorney with the Eco-
logical Rights Foundation,
requested the Harbor Dis-
trict agree to and sign a con-
tract abandoning the prac-
tice of sending bay dredge
spoils into the surf zone at
Samoa, among other condi-
tions and in return they
would not file a lawsuit
against the Harbor District
and City of Eureka, delaying
the project indefinitely. The
board of Commissioners,
Dr. Henry Morris
The ‘Father’ of the
instead, passed a resolution
Modern Creation
stating its commitment to
Science. Co-Founder of
look at all viable environ- Institute for Creation
m entall y and fisc all y Research (ICR).
responsible alternatives for
future maintenance dredge Went Home on
projects. Many community February 25, 2006 at
members showed support the age of 87.
for the resolution and to
move forward in a positive He had just completed
direction. updating the New
D efender’s B ible in
Because of time
January.
constraints given by the
federal government with a ICR is the reason we
dr e dg e wi n d o w f ro m still have Private
November through March, is Schools & Home
appears unlikely we will Schools in the state of
accomplish the dredging this California.
window period, which makes
it likely the project will begin More information:
November 2006. All of the
delays have made a very www.ICR.org
bad situation for commercial or
and recreation boaters. But
CreationNews.org
the good news is, we have
all the required permits and
will move forward as soon
as we are allowed.

Requests from members at our meetings.

(They filled in a yellow 2006 Informational planning agenda form at the tables – thank you)
1. A workshop/educational session on how a bill be comes state law. (steps involved)
2. An educational presentation on the purpose & influence of lobbyists – state & Fed levels.
3. Voting polls watchers.
4. “Y o u n g R e p u b lica n g ro u p ” o n H u m b o ld t S ta te & C R ca m p u se s.
5. Move around town for meetings - Samoa for alternate months and the Wharfinger too.
HONORING OUR MILITARY FAMILIES
Chris Wennerholm
We would like to recognize our ERWF families with members in the armed forces. If a member of your
family is currently in the military, please let Chris Wennerholm (725-2020) know so you can be intro-
duced at our next meeting. Perhaps you might like to share information about them, where they are sta-
tioned, and their latest news. We not only honor and support our troops, but their families as well.

ADVERTISING – Kay Peake

We have wonderful advertisers who support our Republican voice in the

R e p u b lica n W o m e n ’s b u lle tin .
Let us all thank them with our support! See their ads.
If you want to advertise in The Redwood Log, contact Kay Peake at 764-3021.
 VO L UM E 31, IS S UE 3 Page 7

2006 Board of Directors

Join a committee – contact a chair! (Elected Official Board Shaded)

Positions Names Phone email

President Lesley Craig 445-0828 Lesleycraig@sbcglobal.net
1st V-President Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
2nd V-President Vee Sorenson 822-2359 veesign@aol.com
Rec. Secretary JoAnn Kaney 839-7763 djkaney@sbcglobal.net
Shirley Gatzke 839-2600 Russgatzke1@aol.com
Treasurer Eileen Amos 442-4834 smileygop@yahoo.com
Director-at-large Sonja Hauxwell 668-5260 deetbc@quik.com
Auditor JoAnn Stanhope 822-4776 jstanhope@sbcglobal.net
Cor. Secretary Gayle Fulton 443-5369 gfulton@northcoast.com
Parliamentarian Nancy Flemming 442-5677 nfs4444@sbcglobal.net
Chairs
Americanism Chris Wennerholm
Bulletin/co-editor Lesley Craig
Bulletin/co-editor Colleen Hedrick
" publisher Bill O'Donnell 442-4117 ERWF@Odonnell.ws
" advertising Kay Peake 764-3021 gopdiva@bigfoot.com
" mailing (team)
Chaplain Rita O'Connell 268-0852 no email
Commentary Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
Education Sheryl Fearrien 725-6200 schoolmarm50@sbcglobal.net
Historian
Hospitality (team)
Legislation Vee Sorenson 822-2359 veesign@aol.com
Luncheons Sonja Hauxwell 668-5260
Membership Margaret Stafford 822-3255 tom-marg@cox.net
Name Tags Delores Theuerkauf 822-5090 erniet@humboldt1.com
Program Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
Publicity Eileen Amos 442-4834 smileygop@yahoo.com
Telephone Diana Mendes 725-2732 tootydm@aol.com
Kay Peake 442-6146
Ways & Means Joy Finley 269-7159/845-2575 loanldy@sbcglobal.net
Kay Peake 764-3021 gopdiva@bigfoot.com
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