THE VIEW

FROM SAN RAMON Volume 35, Number 5 January 2019

Hands-On Social Media Workshop

Saturday, January 12

10:00 AM–12:00 Noon

Trainers:

San Ramon High School Students

Bishop Ranch Intelligence

Innovation Accelerator 2600 Camino Ramon, Suite 400

(See page 4 for details)

AAUW MISSION AND DIVERSITY STATEMENTS American Association of University Women advances gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy. In

principle and in practice, AAUW values and seeks an inclusive membership, workforce, leadership team, and board of directors. There shall

be no barriers to full participation in this organization on the basis of age, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, geographicallocation,

national origin, race, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status.

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2018–2019 Board

PRESIDENT

Millie Kessler

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Millie Kessler

CO-PRESIDENTS ELECT

Chris Burchik Lucy Weed

CO-VICE PRESIDENTS, PROGRAM

Linda Mendonsa Sabina Zafar

CO-VICE PRESIDENTS, MEMBERSHIP

Betsy Hoffmann Margo James

Alice Miller

VICE PRESIDENT, THE FUND

Pat Kelly

CO-VICE PRESIDENTS, LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP

Julie Gin Susan Walker-Christensen

VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE

Claire Mailhiot

CO-RECORDING SECRETARIES

Judy Bracken Pam Bugbee

AAUW San Ramon Information

Websites: Branch website: www.sanramon-ca.aauw.net Webmaster: Isabel Lau (isabel.lau13@gmail.com) Association website: www.aauw.org CA State website: www.aauw-ca.org CCC IBC website: ccc-ibc-ca.aauw.net

Branch mailing address: P.O. Box 336, San Ramon, CA 94583

Branch e-mail address: aauwsr@gmail.com

Facebook: San Ramon University Women/AAUW

Appointed Officers

ART & WIND FESTIVAL

Janet Williams

COMMUNICATION

Isabel Lau

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY

Lois Kamoroff

HOSPITALITY/FELLOWSHIP

Betsy Hoffmann

NEWSLETTER

Marsha Froines Carol Lombardi

PUBLIC POLICY

Cindy Alpert

TECH TREK

OPEN

TELEPHONE TREE

Renee Coles Lois Kamoroff

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Co-President Elect’s Pen

Happy New Year!

Chris and I hope that you had wonderful holidays with

your family and friends. Thank you to Sabina Zafar for

graciously hosting the holiday potluck for our members.

It is hard to believe that another year has passed and we

are almost in 2019. As always, we have a busy year

planned, starting with a program on January 12, Hands-On

Social Media Workshop. This will be an opportunity to get

personal help with social media. Be sure to read about it

on page 4 in this newsletter.

Thank you to Sherri Hedman for getting more update on

how to help our fellow members from the Paradise, CA

branch. One of the three members who did not lose her

home has offered to be a point person. Please send gift

cards from Target, JC Penney, Macy’s, Kmart, CVS,

Rite Aid, Safeway, Raley’s, and/or Walmart to:

Carol Holzgrafe

c/o Lawton

1112 Bidwell Avenue

Chico, CA 95926

Sincerely,

Lucy Weed

Co-President Elect with Chris Burchik

Happy January Birthdays

Arlene Chang 1/01

Sara Farooqi 1/12 Linda Mendonsa 1/14 Stella Hadjimarkos 1/16

Tech Trek

Annually, the San Ramon Branch sends young

women from the middle schools located in the

City of San Ramon to Tech Trek, a weeklong

science, technology, engineering, and math

(“STEM”) summer camp for young women who

will be entering the 8th grade. This year,

AAUWSR wants to send up to six 7th-grade

girls to Tech Trek at Sonoma State University in

Rohnert Park, California.

What could be a better way to celebrate early for

Valentine’s Day than an evening of delectable

Italian dining with your loved one, friends,

and/or family while supporting Tech Trek? On

Monday, February 11, Gianni's Italian Bistro in

San Ramon is hosting "Tips for Change" to

benefit AAUW San Ramon Tech Trek

camperships.

Tips for Change Monday, February 11

5:00–8:00 PM Gianni's Italian Bistro

2065 San Ramon Valley Blvd. San Ramon

925-820-6969

Owners Gianni and Melanie Bartoletti are supporting our

organization by generously donating 10% of the evening's

proceeds, along with the tips, to Tech Trek. AAUWSR

members will assist in waiting on your table and

delivering your dinner. Make your reservations today by

calling (925) 820-6969 or visiting www.opentable.com.

Contributed by Lucy Weed for

Tech Trek

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Program

Saturday, January 12

10:00 AM–12:00 Noon

Hands-On Social Media Workshop

Trainers: San Ramon High School Students

Bishop Ranch Intelligence Innovation Accelerator

2600 Camino Ramon, Suite 400 This will be a one-to-one hands-on workshop on how to

use your favorite social media like Facebook, Twitter, or

Instagram.

Note: This free program is open to branch members only.

Please contact Sabina Zafar with any questions.

Coming Next Month!

Tuesday, February 12 6:30–7:45 PM

(Doors open at 6:15 PM)

Climate Change and Our Health

Speaker: Cynthia Mahoney, MD

San Ramon Community Center Alcosta Room

The talk will cover the Environmental and Health Impacts

of Climate Change and proposed solutions.

Dr. Mahoney is retired from her position as a Clinical

Associate Professor at Stanford and volunteers with

Citizens’ Climate Lobby.

Note: This free program is open to branch members and to

the public. Due to room size, only the first 40 people who

come will be allowed to attend.

Members: Please contact Linda Mendonsa with any

questions.

Linda Mendonsa and Sabina Zafar

Co-Vice Presidents, Program

Membership

Membership Matters

Happy New Year to all of our fellow San Ramon branch

members! We enjoyed seeing and visiting with so many

members and guests at our December social hosted by

Sabina Zafar and Linda Mendonsa. We had 31 members

and guests, including a prospective member, attend the fun

and delicious potluck dinner at Sabina’s beautiful home.

It was a festive way to begin the holiday season!

Inviting guests and prospective members to our many

programs and events is a very successful way to attract

new members to our organization. Please be aware of the

following information for any prospective member:

Any prospective member who joins on the spot at a

program or event that is also open to the public can

take advantage of the “Shape the Future Campaign,”

which offers 50% off national dues for the first year.

Also, new members joining after March 15, 2019 will

have membership through June 2020 (April, May, and

June will be free).

We are very pleased to welcome our newest member, Jo

Anne Barron, to our San Ramon AAUW. Margo James

met Jo Anne at the San Ramon Library Foundation’s Book

Sale, explained AAUW’s missions, and invited her to

attend some Interest Groups. Jo Anne has been attending

some of the Interest Group gatherings already, so please

welcome her as you meet.

Happy New Year! Looking forward to seeing you at our

upcoming programs!

Alice Miller

Co-Vice President, Membership with

Betsy Hoffmann and Margo James

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Membership, continued

Member Spotlight

Lynda Gann

Birthplace and other places I’ve lived:

I was born at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas (my Dad was a

captain in the Army) and I have also lived in Saratoga,

New York; Gasparilla Island, Florida; Jackson Hole,

Wyoming; and San Francisco, California.

Education:

Bachelor of Science, University at Buffalo. Majors:

Finance and Management Information Systems. Minor in

International Business

Spouse:

Sean Gann – happily married since July 4, 1998

Children:

Riley (14-year-old son in the 8th grade at Charlotte Wood

Middle School)

Sydney (12-year-old daughter in the 6th grade at Charlotte

Wood Middle School)

Significant Mentor or Hero:

Bob Kharazmi, CFO, The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company

Current and Previous Employment:

Previous career: Software consultant (1995–2002) in

Stock Option and Stock Purchase Tracking Software

Current career: Realtor with Compass (2002 to present);

previously with J. Rockcliff for 7 years and Berkshire

Hathaway for 2.5 years

Current Interests and Pastimes:

-Helping my friends and clients find their place in the

world through real estate.

-I spend as much time as possible with my family—

traveling, cooking, reading, playing sports, etc.

-Volunteering at the schools and sports teams my kids are

involved with.

Memorable Experiences/Adventures/Accomplishments:

Life is an adventure every day with my amazing husband

and best friend, Sean! He keeps things interesting! And of

course there is rarely a dull moment with my two beautiful

children!

I have lived all over the country, on my own, which was a

wonderful experience in my 20s.

I have become successful within different careers—I think

life is so interesting, so I wanted to experience different

types of work. However, I have found my passion in real

estate. My recent accomplishment was being named #1

Agent for Berkshire Hathaway in 2016. In 2017, I built a

team of agents and we were named #2 in the company.

This success afforded me the opportunity to be recruited to

such a dynamic and innovative company as Compass.

Something that might surprise people:

I love to occasionally see a movie alone!

The Fund

AAUW has recently updated its strategic plan. It has also

updated its Fund diagram (shown on the following page)

to align the fundraising efforts with the revised plan.

As shown in the diagram, the choices of a specific Fund or

that of Greatest Need are still available. Should additional

clarification be needed, please contact me.

Pat Kelly

Vice President, Fund

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The Fund, continued

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Public Policy

AAUW Public Policy Updates

Content for this article comes from various

communications sent by AAUW CA and AAUW National.

In early December, we have continued to prepare for the

arrival of the new Congress. A record number of women

will be sworn in January and many won by running on

issues that are AAUW priorities. We are using this unique

moment, along with the upcoming 10th anniversary of the

Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act in January, to work with our

allies on the Hill to position swift movement on another

critical pay equity bill—the Paycheck Fairness Act. This

bill would provide long-overdue updates to the Equal Pay

Act of 1963 to give women new tools to close the pay gap.

This is an exciting time, and your action will be essential

to advancing this bill. So, after celebrating the New Year,

get ready to join us in putting our all into this legislative

opportunity!

Congress Passes Bill to Address Sexual Harassment in Legislative Workforce

On Thursday, December 13, the House and Senate

unanimously passed a bipartisan bill that changes the way

sexual harassment is addressed in the legislative

workforce. The bill, which reforms the Congressional

Accountability Act of 1995, eliminates the problematic

counseling, mediation, and “cooling off” periods required

under the previous law. While the original version of the

bill introduced in the House held members of Congress

financially liable for both harassment and discrimination

settlements, the final bill only holds members liable for

harassment settlements. The bill also increases

transparency by requiring an annual public report of

awards and settlements for instances of harassment and

provides additional support for legislative branch

employees, including a dedicated advocate. AAUW

supports equitable climates free of harassment and has

urged Congress to take action on improving the process by

which workplace discrimination, including sexual

harassment, is addressed in the legislative workforce.

Time to Update AAUW California Public Policy Priorities

Our Public Policy priorities guide all actions that relate to

public policy issues, including our action on legislation.

Our priorities are reviewed and revised every two years.

This is the year to initiate the review and revision for

2019–2021. The Public Policy Committee would like to

engage as many members as possible in discussing the

revision and contributing suggestions.

In 2017, AAUW CA used a branch discussion model to do

this work. Reports showed that good discussions occurred.

This year, they are repeating this process, asking each

branch to put the current public policy priorities on the

branch agenda for review and discussion. The discussion

will determine if our branch wants to continue the current

priorities, delete any of them, or change any of them. We

may also wish to recommend a new priority. Every branch

is welcome to participate.

Based on the input, the Public Policy Committee will

develop proposed priorities for 2019–2021 and submit

them to the members for a vote in the spring on 2019. The

resulting document will be published in a brochure and

posted on the state website.

The branch will receive a form for reporting the outcome

of the discussion. The deadline for returning the

completed form is January 30, 2019. Look for future

communication on this topic. You can find the current

2017–2019 Public Policy Priorities on the AAUW

California website.

Cindy Alpert

Public Policy

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Local Scholarship

November Silent Auction Gala— A Very Successful Event!

A GREAT BIG THANK-YOU to everyone who helped

make this year's Silent Auction Gala a successful and fun

event. With your generous support, we raised $9,255,

which will fund scholarships to Cal High seniors,

Dougherty Valley High seniors, and Renaissance Scholars

at Cal State University East Bay.

We'd like to thank everyone who donated items for this

great evening and our members, friends, neighbors,

colleagues, and family who came and helped make this

event so special. Over 100 people participated in our

event.

Listed below are the Tri-Valley businesses and AAUW

members that generously donated gift certificates, gift

cards, items, or services. We encourage our members to

patronize the following businesses and let them know

you are from the San Ramon Branch of AAUW.

AAA, Ace Hardware, Amici’s East Coast Pizza, Anna

Fehrenbach, Bankhead Theater, Bent Creek Winery, Big

Five, Black Angus, Blackhawk Auto Museum, Brass

Door, Bridges Golf, Bridges Restaurant, Buckhorn Grill,

Café Attila, Café Myer, Canyon Lakes Golf and Brewery,

Chamois Carwash-Blackhawk, Cheesecake Factory,

Chili’s, Chipotle, Chris Burchik, Cinemark-Blackhawk,

Club Sport, Costco, Crème Si Bon, Crow Canyon Country

Club, Crumbs Café, Dairy Queen, Danville Chocolates,

Danville Old Town Bowl, Danville Olde Town Bakery,

Domenico’s Deli, Dr. Karen Van Zino, Dublin Iceland,

Earl Anthony Bowl in Dublin, Eddie Papa’s Restaurant,

Edible Arrangements, El Charro Restaurant, Elements

Massage, Esin Restaurant, Faz Bakery, Faz Restaurant in

Pleasanton, Frankie, Johnny & Luigi Too, Golden Sand

Harbor, Great Clips-Blackhawk, Great Impasta, Habit,

Heller Jewelers, Home Depot, Hopyard American

Alehouse & Grill, In-N-Out Burger, Jade Day Spa, Joy

Perkins (Omnibus Organizing), Judy Bracken, Julie Gin,

Katy's Korner, Koi Palace, Las Positas Golf Course, Law

Office of Patricia Leong, Lazy Dog, Learning Express,

Life Is Sweet (Gluten Free), Linda Hamilton (LuLaRoe

Clothing), Lindsay Wildlife Experience, Locanda Ravello,

Loranne Weir, Los Panchos Mexican Restaurant, Luna

Loca, Lunardi's Market, Ma Jolie Salon, Magic Theater

SF, Marsha Froines, Martial Arts America, McDonald’s,

McGaw's Pub, Mountain Mike's Pizza, New Moon

Restaurant, Nob Hill Foods, Noland’s Cake Shop,

Oakland Zoo, Oksana Elegant Grooming, On the Border

Mexican Grill & Cantina, Orient Express, Pacific Catch,

Page Mill Winery, Panda Express, Patxi's Pizza, Peet's

Coffee & Tea, Perrin Krumbuegel, P.F. Chang’s, Pete's

Brass Rail & Car Wash, Piatti's Restaurant, Primo’s

Pizza, Renae Buckser, Role Players Ensemble Theatre,

Rolls Deli, Sachi Sushi, Sally Scholl’s Gardening, San

Ramon Marriott, San Ramon Nail Salon, Shampooches,

Sideboard Kitchen, Sky Terrace Vineyard, Sozo Japanese

Restaurant, Sports Basement, Sprouts, Starbucks, Strizzi’s,

Subway, Talbot’s, Terra Outdoor Living, The Basque

Bakery, The English Rose Tea House, Three Brothers

from China, Total Wine, Trader Joe's, UPS Store at the

Market Place, Walmart, Yersen Gelato Cakes, Yogurtland

San Ramon, and Zachary's Pizza.

Many AAUW members helped make this event a big

success. We thank the interest groups for the beautiful

theme baskets, members who donated baskets, Isabel Lau

for creating the flyer and publicity, and Betsy Hoffmann

for managing the hospitality table.

In addition, a special thank you to the following members

and spouses of AAUW for their auction help before,

during, and after the auction and for their generous

donations: Leslie Adams, Cindy Alpert, Fran

Bartholomew, Victoria Bissell, Chris Burchik, Chuck

Christensen, Anna Fehrenbach, Marsha Froines, Ralph

Gin, Elaine Graves, Anne Hayden, Margo James, Millie

Kessler, Claire Mailhiot, Chuck Moore, Ellen Moore,

Patty Nobles, Mary Venkat, Lucy Weed, and Loranne

Weir.

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Local Scholarship, continued

2018 Silent Auction Gala Gift Baskets

We extend an extra special thank-you to our AAUW

Interest Groups and certain individual members who so

generously answered the call and donated 14 gift baskets

for our raffle at the Silent Auction Gala held on November

29. We raised $1,060.00 on this portion of the silent

auction event!

The basket themes and their donors are listed below:

Snuggletime with Grandparents—Daytime Book

Club

Money Tree—Mah Jong Group

Succulent Spectacular—Walking Group

Good Reads—Julie Gin

Lunch with a Friend—The Lunch Bunch

Hostess Basket #1—Marsha Froines

Hostess Basket #2—Marsha Froines

Tea/Lunch with a Good Book—Night Book

Group

Pamper Yourself!—Loranne Weir and Susan

Walker-Christensen

Chinese Delights—Lucy Weed, Linda Louie, and

Julie Gin

Oregon Treats—Marsha Froines

Rainy Day Activities with Treats—Jeanne

Benedetti

Picnic and “Me” Time—Night Book Group

Party Time Goodies—Game Night Group

Your support will help us to be able to continue offering

scholarships to high school students and Renaissance

Scholars from Cal State University East Bay. Thank you

once again, ladies!

We are already collecting materials for next year’s

baskets. Should you have a basket or two that needs a

good home, we would be happy to take it off your hands.

Just call either Susan Walker-Christensen or myself. Our

contact information is in the membership directory.

Thanks again!

Loranne Weir contributed this portion of the article.

Julie Gin

Co-Vice President, Local Scholarship with

Susan Walker-Christensen

Committee Members:

Sally Blackwell, Pam Bugbee, Pat Campbell, Anna

Fehrenbach, Daynna Hannum, Millie Kessler,

Sally Scholl, and Loranne Weir

Looking for more real ways to help without making a

long-term commitment?

Check out the Dublin/San Ramon Women’s Club Day of Service activities

on the back page.

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Interest Groups

GAME NIGHT

First Saturday Saturday, January 5; 7:00 PM

Host: Chris White

Kindly RSVP to Chris. Have questions? Contact

Lucy Weed

LUNCH BUNCH

First Tuesday Tuesday, January 8; 11:30 AM**

**Note special day to due to New Year’s Day holiday

This group meets for a friendly lunch with fellow

members. We talk about anything and everything while

dining on delicious food, and always get separate checks.

This month, we’re dining at

The Peasant & The Pear 820-6611

267 Hartz Avenue, Danville

Be sure to notify Marsha on the prior Sunday if you will

attend. To join the e-mail reminder list, also contact:

Marsha Froines

CHINESE MAH JONG

First Tuesday and Third Thursday Tuesday, January 8; 7:00 PM

Host: Faye Isaacson

Thursday, January 17; 7:00 PM

Host: Dayna Hannum

Kindly RSVP to the host.

If you have questions about this group, contact

Linda Louie

Interest Groups

WALKING GROUP

Saturday Morning Saturday, January 12; 9:00 AM Meet at the Bollinger Park and Ride at 9:00 AM to carpool

to Quarry Lakes in Fremont. 3.5-mile loop. Let us know

you are coming, and we will wait for you. Diane Griffiths

Lois Kamoroff

DAYTIME READERS

Second Monday Monday, January 14; 1:00–3:00 PM

Jane Young will lead our discussion of Educated, by Tara

Westover.

Host: Pat Baran

Kindly RSVP to Pat.

For questions about the Daytime Book Group, please

contact Margo James

THIRD TUESDAY BRIDGE

Third Tuesday Tuesday, January 15; 7:00 PM

Hostess: Pat Barley

RSVP required. Contact hostess as soon as possible to let

hostess know if you are playing or Not.

Questions? Contact Chris White

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Interest Groups

TRAVEL GROUP Saturday, January 19; 7:30 PM

Our middle presentation will feature Isabel Lau showing

us the recent trip she and her husband Danny took to

Switzerland. After enjoying their presentation of Italy

previously, we know that this presentation will beautifully

illustrate the glories of the Swiss Confederation.

Host: Anne Hayden

Travel Group programs are open to AAUW members,

their spouses, friends, and significant others. We'd love to

see you at our events this year! Because refreshments are

served at our events, please respond positively to the

event's hostess if you can attend.

Renae Buckser

Anne Hayden

Interest Groups

THE NIGHT BOOK GROUP

Third Monday Monday, January 21; 7:00 PM

Kathleen Schaub will review Leonardo Da Vinci, by

Walter Isaacson.

Host: Kathy Senti

Kindly RSVP to Kathy.

Questions? Contact Cheri Ng

FOURTH FRIDAY FLICKS (FFF)

Fourth Friday Friday, January 25

Organizer: TBD

Please volunteer to be an Organizer!!

The monthly Organizer will send out a notice to those on

the e-mail list with movie information. If you would like

to receive these e-mails, please, contact

Chris White

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JANUARY 2019

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 7:00 PM

Game Night

Chris White

6 7 8 11:30AM

*Special Date*

Lunch Bunch

Marsha

Froines

9 10 11 12 9:00 AM

Walking

Group

Diane Griffiths

7:00 PM

Mah Jong

Faye Isaacson

10:00AM

Hands-On

Media

Program

Sabina Zafar

13 14 1:00 PM

Daytime

Readers

Pat Baran

15 16 17 7:00 PM

Mah Jong

Dayna

Hannum

18 19 7:30 PM

Travel Group

presents

Switzerland

Anne Hayden

20 21 7:00 PM

Night Book

Group

Kathy Senti

22 23 24 25

Fourth Friday

Flicks

TBD

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SNIPPETS December was a very sad month for our branch.

Betsy Hoffmann lost her long-time friend and ex-husband, Ralph, on December 18, 2018. Our condolences to Betsy and her

two sons plus their families. Ralph was a member of our branch for a few years.

Sandie Alex passed on Saturday night, December 22, 2018 after a short battle with ovarian cancer. She was surrounded by

her husband, Dan, her two sons, and her sister. Our deepest condolences to Sandie’s family.

If you have a Snippet item (family events, career changes, etc.) that you would like to share with branch members, please

contact Marsha Froines. This column depends on member contributions.

Save the Date February 12: “Climate Change and Our Health” program at San Ramon CommunityCenter. Doors open at 6:15 PM.

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A DAY OF SERVICE

Sponsored by the Dublin/San Ramon Women's Club (DSRWC)

The DSRWC will host a Community Day of Service on Monday, January 21, 2019 (Martin Luther King, Jr.

Day) at the Shannon Park and Community Center (11600 Shannon Avenue, Dublin). Hours are from 10:00

A.M. to 4:00 P.M.

We are inviting all organizations and members of the community to join us for a day of service. Following are

several ways you can help:

We will have sewing machines to make soft seatbelt holders that go over a seatbelt to alleviate the

pressure it puts on surviving cancer patients while driving.

Join us in writing letters to our people in the armed services and letters of hope to cancer patients.

Supplies will be provided.

We will be cutting and tying blankets to give to children at the Bay Area Crisis Center, Shepherd’s

Gate, and Tri Valley Haven.

We will be collecting food (non-perishable items only, please) for the Children's Emergency Food

Bank.

We’ll collect and/or make items for Operation Smile, which provides items to give to children who are

hospitalized for surgery on cleft palates: They need little baby dolls, baby rattles, child's toothbrushes

and travel-size toothpaste, children's puzzles, little coloring books with 8-pack crayons, and soft foam

rubber balls. We also will be making little gowns and armbands for the children. Patterns, material,

and machines available that day.

We need gently used purses (called Purses of Hope) that we’ll fill with cosmetics and other personal

items for women—socks, underwear, simple jewelry, and the like. We give them to women who are

homeless or have incurred the wrath of fire or hurricanes, etc.

Bring with you new or very gently used Dr. Seuss books for children who do not have books.

You can also bring items that we can send to men and women in our armed services who are stationed

overseas.

The goal of our international organization—GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS (with clubs in

all 50 states and in foreign countries)—on this day is to complete 1,000 projects. If you have a project you

would like to share with us, please feel free to do so.

Please join us for an hour or two to help us complete many of the services that the DSRWC provides. Or, if

you would care to make a donation for any of the projects, it would be gratefully accepted. The DSRWC is a

501 (c)(3) organization.

If you have questions or need additional information, contact Carol Lopez Lucey at 925-785-3395 or

cartom3247@att.net

You also can visit our website at dsrwc.org. Hope to see you on January 21st.