INFORMATION  
 
NEW! NFRW MAGAZINE ONLINE!!
http://www.nfrw.org/programs/magazine/index.html

NOTE! Many clubs print a copy for members that do not have online
computer access,  or have one or two copies available at
Luncheons or Meeting Events.

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FIND A Republican Women's Club MEETING NEAR YOU!

1ST DISTRICT INFORMATION:

1ST DISTRICT DIRECTOR
Barb Wells 620-273-6851 barb@fhrd.net

SALINE COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S CLUB:
President: Michelle Martin - 785-479- 5882, birdhuntr@tctelco.net
Our club meets the second Monday of the month in
February, April, June, August,
October and December.
We meet at 7:00 p.m. each month except August,
which is our annual salad supper.
Our meetings are in members homes.
For information people can email lksmith53@cox.net
or phone Linda at 785-825-6935.

THE SANTA FE TRAIL REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S CLUB:
President Ginny Graham - 620-342-0597 ozmom66868@yahoo.com 
Details to follow, thank you for your patience.
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2nd DISTRICT INFORMATION

2nd DISTRICT DIRECTOR
Becky Johnson - 913-898-3221 bjohnson66072@yahoo.com
1st Vice President Sue Gandhi
2nd Vice President Ramona Tessendorf
Secretary Andrea Adkins
Treasurer Linda R. Smith

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3RD DISTRICT INFORMATION:
http://jocoksrepublicanwomen.org/

3rd District Director
Pat Smith  

Secretary/Treasurer - Anita White

Community Republican Women
President: Ramona Allenbrand  
  ramonaallenbrand@sbcglobal.net 
PLEASE visit our web site at www.jocoksrepublicanwomen.org for details

Northeast Johnson County Republican Women:
President - Gloria Ruttman 
Monthly Luncheon - 2nd Monday - Cascone's Restaurant,
91st & Metcalf in Overland Park - $12.50 -
PLEASE visit our web site at www.jocoksrepublicanwomen.org for details 

Starlight Republican Women
President: Elizabeth Hochscheid
lizh@creativemarketingunlimited.com

The newest JOCO Republican Women's Club will meet in the evenings.

WHEREAS , Lawsuits are being brought all across America by the American Civil

Liberties Union (ACLU), atheists, intolerant secularists, and others, attacking the public

display of symbols of our American history and heritage if they contain words or symbols

of a religious aspect, including at veterans’ memorials, on public seals, in a display of the

Ten Commandments, and even in the oath of the Boy Scouts to do their duty to God and

country, alleging violations of the Establishment of Religion Clause (also called

Separation of Church and State) of the Constitution;

WHEREAS, Unknown to many if not most Americans, the ACLU, and other

organizations, have reaped enormous profits from such Establishment Clause lawsuits by

requesting, under laws originally intended to benefit the poor and not to enrich the ACLU

or other affluent organizations, and receiving under those laws from like-minded judges,

court-ordered attorney fee “awards” in the millions of dollars to be paid to the ACLU by

taxpayers who in the main abhor these ACLU lawsuits; 

WHEREAS, In sworn testimony at hearings in the U.S. Senate and House it was

established that the ACLU has used the very threat of imposition of its attorney fees as “a

club” to bludgeon local elected bodies, including school boards, cities, counties, states,

and the Federal Government, to surrender to ACLU’s secular-cleansing demands, thus

inhibiting such governments’ constitutional actions under the first, tenth, and fourteenth

amendments and extorting money from the taxpayers; and

WHEREAS, The Veteran’s Memorials, Boy Scouts, Public Seals, and Other Public

Expressions of Religion Protection Act of 2007 (PERA), S. 415 and H.R. 725 would

prevent such abuse by amending the Civil Rights Attorney Fees Act of 1976, 42 U.S.

Code Section 1988, and all other relevant laws by withdrawing the authority of judges to

award taxpayer-paid attorney fees to the ACLU, or anyone else, in Establishment Clause

Cases, and would limit judicial remedies to injunctive and declarative relief;

 RESOLVED, That the National Federation of Republican Women call upon the

110th Congress to pass the Public Expressions of Religion Act (PERA), S. 415/H.R.

725, and also urge all NFRW members to contact their U.S. Senate and U.S. House

delegations with a request to co-sponsor the PERA and to vote for it.

Submitted by the Kansas Federation of Republican Women

Co-sponsored by the following Federations: California, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana,