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Notes & News
Peace News
HOW CAN WE END THE WAR?
 On Saturday, May 5, 2007, neighbors gathered at the St. Anthony Park Library to discuss how to end the war in Iraq.
On Saturday, June 2, we asked the same question at the Park Art Festival. See the results. |
Please Donate to your Neighbors for Peace
HELP FUND SAP NEIGHBORS FOR PEACE ACTIVITIES
We have no dues, but we need donations for our monthly Bugle ad promoting activities and visibility, as well as occasional speakers' honoraria, and use of facilities for events. You may make a check to St. Anthony Park Neighbors for Peace and send it to Tim Wulling, 1495 Raymond Ave., St. Paul, MN 55108. Please consider contributing generously.
Yard Signs
NOW YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF TWO YARD SIGNS
 Both signs are now available for $10 each, including a wire stand.
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To get your sign, call Patricia and Michael Noble-Olson at 651-644-7670. Arrange to pick it up at their home.
- The Neighbors for Peace sign is 2' square and printed in 4 colors on both sides. Make checks to Friends for a Non-Violent World and put "N4P Sign" on the memo line.
- The Say No to War sign is 24" x 18" in black and white on both sides. Make checks to SAP Neighbors for Peace.
Other Neighborhood Notes
SAP NEIGHBORS FOR PEACE FLYER
Download a flyer (PDF) telling about St. Anthony Park Neighbors for Peace. Please pass it on to others who may be interested in joining, or participating in our activities.
SAP FESTIVAL VOTES
At the Neighbors for Peace table at the 2006 Park Festival, we asked visitors what issues were important to them. See how they voted with stickers. Letters were sent to candidates telling them of the results. See the issues, pictures, and vote results, as well as some articles about it.
At the 2007 Festival, we asked how we could end the war. Someone called the voting with dots "Dotmocracy." See the results of that exercise. Our congress people and 2008 candidates were informed of the resluts.
SAP NEIGHBORS FOR PEACE RESOURCES AT LIBRARY
Independent Media in a Time of War, a video donated by Jan Josifek and Jim Kohl. A Force More Powerful, a book on nonviolent conflict in the 20th century, donated by Michael and Regula Russelle.
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