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Various Sources, e-mails, campaign announcements | 9.27.02

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Scott Garrett for Congress

I wanted to drop everyone a note regarding where Assemblyman Garrett will be this weekend, and what he will be up to. Please pay special attention to the note after the schedule on an upcoming debate, and how to get tickets.

Saturday:

9:00am Scott will be attending a candidates Breakfast hosted by the Ridgewood GOP, and the Ridgewood Republican Committee with Special Guest Steve Malzberg. The Breakfast will be at Café Wineberrie, 30 Oak Street, Ridgewood, NJ

11:00am Scott is scheduled to be at the Bergenfield Street fest/Sidewalk Sale. The Bergenfield Republican Club has a booth on Washington Ave. Please join Scott as he is further introduced to the people of Ridgewood. Scott will be spending a lot of time in Bergenfield, so if you can make it out to be with Scott

during the day, it would be greatly appreciated.

Scott will later be attending the Bloomingdale Pride and

Arts Festival on his way to an event back in Sussex County. The exact time of his arrival and departure at this event will be determined based on how things go in Bergenfield.

Sunday:

12:00pm Scott will be at the Ridgewood Country Fair on East Ridgewood Avenue. The Ridgewood Republican Club will have a Booth that Scott will meet at. This is another event that will be important to have a crowd with Scott. Word is that Torricelli will be campaigning at this event with our opponent Anne Sumers. It will be interesting to see someone who almost never votes (Anne) out campaigning with someone who apparently is willing to accept all sorts of money to vote.

Other Information:

Debate: On October 7th, Assemblyman Garrett and Ms. Sumers will be participating in a debate at Ramapo College sponsored by the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey. THERE ARE A LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT, AND THEY ARE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. Please, ASAP, go to http://www.cianj.orgto order your tickets. Right near the top

of the web page is a link to click on which reads, "5th District Congressional Debate-Click Here for Tickets." There is a limit of two tickets per person and space is limited. We can be assured that Anne's supporters are going to rush to snatch up these tickets so they can stack the deck. I encourage you, even if you aren't sure you can go, to get your two tickets ordered right away. We can find people later to use them if you can't.

Phoning: We have phones running constantly at the Midland Park office and the BCRO. If you can take some time to work a phone bank, please let me know. Phones are running AT LEAST 6:00-9:00 Mon through Thurs, and likely at other times if you are available. We will also have phones running in Warren County, and can always have people phoning in our Newton Office. Please commit to a little or a lot of time each week and we'll get you scheduled.

Letters to The Editor:

If you haven't (or even if you have but it has been awhile) submitted a letter to the editor and would be willing, please respond to this email and I'll get one to you that you can send. This is an important component to the campaign, and all you have to do is send an email.

Scott on Television:

This Sunday New Jersey Network (NJN) will air a debate that was taped today between Scott and his opponent. The debate is on "On the Record" with Michael Aron. The debate will air at 9:00am and will be rebroadcast at 11:00am both this Sunday, the 29th of September. Any questions or comments on the campaign, please feel free to contact me any time.

Chris Tiedeman
Field Director
Garrett for Congress
973-300-0470 work
612-834-1919 cell

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Please Join the NJ Pro-Life Community on Thursday, June 5, 2003 at 1 p.m. as We Stand In Solidarity with The Congressional Majority and President Bush in Calling for An End to Partial Birth Abortions

 

 

On Thursday, June 5, members of the Pro-Life Community will peacefully gather at  1 p.m. across the street from the Metropolitan Medical Center in Englewood, NJ while the U. S. Congress takes up the debate on Partial Birth Abortion.  Directions to Metropolitan are included below.  The US Senate has already passed a ban and President Bush said he will sign it.

We are horrified and disgusted that both New Jersey’s U.S. Senators Lautenberg and Corzine voted to keep this brutal form of infanticide legal in NJ.  We thank members of the NJ Congressional delegation who have repeatedly stood with President Bush and the people of NJ and voted to ban partial birth abortion in the past.  We call on every  member of the NJ Congressional Delegation to say “No”  to Partial Birth Abortion when it comes up for a vote this week by casting a vote in favor of H.R. 760, The Partial Birth Abortion Ban. 

 

Please go to our website for more information http://www.njrtl.org/05312003Action.php.

 

The partial birth abortion debate was changed in the United States when a September 15, 1996  Bergen Record  story broke the news from an interview that the Metropolitan Medical Center in Englewood, NJ performs 1500 Partial Birth Abortions a year. (4 times a day).  It went from being a very rare occasion to a very common occurrence.  The vote in the US Senate changed when many legislators including US Senator Patrick Moynihan (D-NY), switched their votes to support the Ban on PBA calling it infanticide.

 

The Alan Guttmacher Institute has tripled their original estimates to 2200 times a year Nationwide.  Doctors at Metropolitan Medical Associates stated that at least 1,500 are performed each year, with most performed on “healthy mothers of healthy babies.”

If these statistics are correct, New Jersey is responsible for performing an astronomical number of all Partial Birth Abortions in America in just one clinic alone.

Partial Birth Abortion is a cruel, horrific crime against innocent children and should never be tolerated in a civilized society.  We will not sit idly by while women are maimed and their children brutalized in the guise of "health care."    Please join us as we call for an end to partial birth abortion.

 

Directions:

Map & Directions

From the South:

Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 161. Follow Rout 4 East to the exit marked Grand Avenue, Englewood. Make two quick rights onto Grand Avenue. Follow Grand Avenue about one mile until you intersect Palisade Avenue. Grand Avenue becomes Engle Street. 40 Engle Street is only a few hundred feet from Palisade Avenue on the left side.

Or take the New Jersey Turnpike North to the last exit (18W). You will then be on Rout 95 North. (Stay in the local lanes on 95). Exit at Broad Avenue, Englewood (Exit 71). Turn right onto Broad Avenue. After 1/2 mile, Broad Avenue becomes Dana Place. Follow Dana Place to the end. Turn left onto Palisade Avenue. Go down the hill to the traffic light at the corner of Engle Street. Turn right onto Engle Street. 40 Engle Street is on the left side of the street, directly across from the Englewood Public Library.

From the West:

Take Route 80 East to Route 95 North. Stay in local lanes on Route 95 and exit at Broad Avenue, Englewood. Turn right onto Broad Avenue, after 1/2 mile, Broad Avenue becomes Dana Place. Follow Dana Place to the end. Turn left onto Palisade Avenue. Go downhill to traffic light at corner of Engle Street, which is a one-way street to the right. (Bank on the corner). Turn right at this light. 40 Engle Street is on the left side of the street, several hundred feet from Palisade Avenue and is directly across the street from the Englewood Public Library.

From the North:

Exit from the New York State Thruway onto the Palisades Interstate Parkway South. Follow the Parkway South and exit at Exit 1. After you exit, turn right. You will be on Palisade Avenue. Take Palisade Avenue West for 5 traffic lights (all downhill) to Engle Street. Turn right onto Engle Street. 40 Engle Street is on your left, a few hundred feet from Palisade Avenue.

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Friday Night on FOX News, "The O'Reilly Factor" -- the most-watched cable news
show -- will address the problem of Catholic colleges honoring abortion
advocates during commencement ceremonies.  The guest will be Patrick
Reilly, President, Cardinal Newman Society (no relation to the show's
host, Bill O'Reilly).  The show airs at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. EST.

 

 

 

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The following are the views of "NJ" Senator Jon Corzine regarding his vote against the "Partial Birth Abortion Ban."

Thank You for contacting me about a medical procedure refered to as "Partial Birth Abortion".. I know that many individuals hold strong religious and personal beliefs on this matter, and appreciate the opportunity to learn your views..

As you may know, on March 13, 2003, the Senate passed the "Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003(S.3).. Until now, Congress has never sought to ban a medical procedure.. I believe that doing so interferes with the doctor-patient relationship.. A medical decision of such severity should be made privately after discussion between a woman, her physician, and her family..

Additionally, while I understand the genuine concerns of many advocates for this legislation,the language of the bill actually goes well beyond a ban on late term abortions.. In fact, it's real effect would be to deny a woman's access to abortion procedures at all stages of pregnency, even when a woman's life and health are in danger.. For all these reasons, I choose to vote against passage of this bill.. In my opinion, the issue of abortion is one of personal conscience, derived from an individual's moral and religious views, medical needs, and ability to take on the responsibilities of parenthood..

Again, thank you for contacting me.. I value your perspective and opinions and hope that you will not hesitate to contact me in the future.. Jon Corzine (NJ)

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"Reverend Reggie White, NFL Legend and Member of the NFL Hall of Fame"

"Troy Vinson, NFL Philadelphia Eagle and CEO of Eltekon Holdings"

Wow, I knew Reggie White was a conservative, but Troy Vincent?

Now I will have to hate the Eagles a little less! (Still love the Packers.)

Generally, it seems that professional athletes are more conservative and more Republican than most.

Trace

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He's such a piece of sh## and a big sanctimonious, self-aggrandizing a## hole and he needs to buy a razor too. If he doesn't want to ban medical procedures then I guess he for Kevorikan to practice medicine too and drilling holes in skulls to let out the evil spirits...

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RE: Poritz Nomination 

PLEASECOPY &  SEND THE BELOW TO SENTATOR Hank McNamara at his office address and to your Senator too.

 

SenMcNamara@njleg.org 
http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/legsearch.asp 
 
Chief Justice of the NJ Supreme Court, Deborah Poritz has come down on the wrong side of one issue after another: 
 
parental notification, remember:  the NJ legislature in a bipartisan vote passed legislation to require parental notification before an abortion.  When a lawsuit was filed against the legislature, Justice Poritz ruled that it was unconstitutional to require a minor girl to notify her parents of her impending abortion!] In every state where parental notification has gone into effect, abortions have come down.
 
Gay men in scouting leadership (Jim Dale vs. Boy Scouts of America).  It took the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Justice Poritz's decision allowing Jim Dale to remain a scout leader.
 
Allowing Lautenberg to replace Torricelli AFTER the time deadline had passed. Chief Justice Poritz literally ruled against NJ standing statute!  These are only a few glaring examples.
 
This is your opportunity to weigh in with a call to your state Senator.  Please do so ASAP, as this can be voted on within one week.   

Though initially her nomination seemed secure, we now find that Senator Nia Gill (an African-American woman) is greatly "troubled" by Justice Poritz's handling of the racial profiling issue.  Senator Gill sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee and voted NO on Monday.  If she carries her sentiments to enough democrats, it can shift the needed votes.
 
We have a chance to turn the tide.  Please circulate this to your friends who can likewise make that important difference.

A3785 Removes tolls from the Garden State Parkway.
Transportation
6/16/2003 Introduced And Referred To Assembly Transportation Committee

Introduced - 5 pages PDF Format   

http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2002/Bills/A3500/3785_I1.PDF

 

Write your assemblyman and ask him to support this bill

 

http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/legsearch.asp 

http://www.endtolls.com

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Bergen County Right to Life will be marching in Paramus, NJ, Parade, starts at 10 AM be there at 9 AM, E.Century Road and Fairview Ave.Please, No Graphic Signs.Independence Day parade

Date/Time 07/04/2003 / Friday 9am Place Paramus, NJ - call 201-262-1953
BCRTL welcomes pro-lifers to march with us in the annual Independence Day parade in Paramus. Celebrate our love of this great country, and our appreciation of our freedom to protest injustice, such as that inflicted upon the unborn.
http://www.bcrtl.org/
http://www.paramusborough.org/independance.html

Some will meet here before the parade and will attend mass. It's about 1/2 way down so it may be wise to park there to lessen the walk back after the parade.
OUR LADY OF THE VISITATION
National Pastoral Center for Chinese Apostolate (NPCCA)

234 Farview Avenue 07652
Phone: (201) 261-6080, Fax: (201) 261-2995 Call for daily mass Schedule.
Masses: Saturday 5:00 p.m.; Sunday 8:30, 10:30 (Church), 10:30 (Auditorium), 12:00 p.m.
http://www.masstimes.org/Db/Lookups/ChurchDetail.asp?ChurchId=22405

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The Middlesex County Right to Life Committee will, once again, be marching in the Milltown PARADE on Friday, July 4th.

We will meet in the Our Lady of Lourdes Church parking lot (233 No. Main St., Milltown) at 9 am. Free sodas and hot dogs await us in Borough Park at the end of the march!

Please do not bring signs, as we will have banners. If you have a "Choose Life" T-shirt, please wear it (or another pro-life shirt). If not, a plain white shirt is fine. White shorts or light colored shorts or pants will make us look like we are dressed alike and give us a presence.

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD! We'd like to get as many people out this year as possible! Bring your friends and family - children and baby strollers are especially welcome!

Come, meet, and be counted among those who celebrate the greatest gift God has given us - LIFE!
Thanks and God bless you!

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Gold Coast Young Republicans invite you:

Singles*Rifle & Pistol Shooting Clinic*Couples Welcome, too!
Saturday, July 26, 2003, 10:30AM-4:30PM
Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs
Cherry Ridge Range, Vernon, N.J.
Directions: http://anjrpc.org/range_directions.htm

Haven’t shot before?? Well, now is the time to learn from NRA Certified instructors in a safe, non-competitive atmosphere. Adults are invited to participate, regardless of skill level or experience. You will learn: *Safe Gun Handling Skills*Ammunition Basics *Fundamentals of Marksmanship Don’t miss this opportunity to get a proper introduction to the shooting sports!

Admission is $40 if your entry is postmarked by July 20, and $48 thereafter. Includes lunch, targets, training materials, ammunition, use of firearms & safety equipment, & souvenir photo.

For more information contact Andy Massimilian at 917-513-5098, or amassimilian@yahoo.com
Pre-registration is required by July 23, 2003 and space is limited. Refunds only if requested in writing by July 23. Please fill out the registration form below, make a check payable to Andy Massimilian and mail to:

GCYR Single Shoot
C/O New York Young Republican Club
PO Box 370 Grand Central Station
NY, NY 10163

Name_______________________________________
Address_____________________________________
City/State/Zipcode____________________________
Email________________Phone Number_____________

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Mark your calendar: September 16th, from 7:30pm-9:30pm at the Wilson Auditorium of Fairleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack, the League of Women voters of Bergen County is sponsoring a forum on the Open Space referendum. Murray Sabrin will be on the panel arguing against a tax increase to fund more open space purchases.

On September 25th the Center for Business and Public Policy will hold its first symposium, Litigation and the Economy. Below are the schedule and registration instructions. The symposium is free and open to the general public.
http://www.ramapo.edu/resources/SpecialResources/cbpp/index.html

September 25, 2003, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., at the Trustees Pavilion, Ramapo College of New Jersey

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Former Oklahoma Congressman and national GOP leader JC Watts will be the speaker at BCRO Chairman Guy Talarico’s “Chairman’s Breakfast” this month at The Stony Hill Inn, Polifly Road, Hackensack.

Date: Wednesday, September 24,Breakfast for General Audience

7:30 am – 9:00 am Keynote Address by Congressman Watts
Price: $60 County Committee Rate: $35

VIP Reception 9:00 am – 10:00 am Picture and conversation with Congressman Watts Price: $500

For reservations, call Ray at BCRO 201-487-5551
To read more about JC Watts, click the link below:
http://www.washingtonspeakers.com/speaker.cfm?speakerID=4153
For directions to the Stony Hill Inn, click below:
http://www.stonyhillinn.com/contact.html

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NEW JERSEY
In preparation for the November 4 election, NRA-ILA is hosting a FREE Grassroots-Election Workshop in Iselin on Saturday, October 18. At this Workshop, you will learn what you can do in your own community to ensure victory for the Second Amendment on Election Day. NRA members who are interested in attending should contact the NRA-ILA Grassroots Division at (800) 392-8683 for details and to reserve their spots. (NRA members can also reserve their spots on-line by going to http://www.NRAILA.org/workshops.asp

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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/993490/posts

Update: House/Senate Conference Approves Partial Birth Abortion Ban without Harkin Amendment - Action needed

LATEST UPDATE:
On September 30, 2003, the House-Senate Conference Committee approved the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act, S. 3. without the Harkin Roe v. Wade language. The House is expected to take up the bill on Thursday,October 2, 2003 and it is hoped the Senate can pass it before Friday, October 3, 2003.

New Jersey's two U.S. Senators Corzine and Lautenberg have repeatedly voted against the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act. They need to know that their votes do not represent the will of the majority of NJ citizens.  Please contact both. Tell them to vote "yes" to send the  Partial Birth Abortion Ban to the President for his signature. 

Senator Jon Corzine
P 973 645-3030 F 973 645-0502 P 856 757-5353 F 856 546-1526

Senator Frank Lautenberg
P 973 639-8700 F 973 639-8723 P 856-338-8922

You can also send an email to Senators Corzine and Lautenberg directly from our website by clicking on the following link, then scroll down and click on "Congressional Delegation."

 http://www.njrtl.org/Legislation.php

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http://www.diometuchen.org/prolife/events.htm  
Sat. Oct. 4th Critical Life Issues Conference
Topics include:
Begotten Not Made: The Problem withReproductive
Technology —Richard Doerflinger from the USCCB
The Pandora’s Box of Human Cloning and Connecting the Dots
—Wesley Smith, Esq.
The Feminist Case Against Abortion —Serrin Foster
Silent No More —Janet Morana
A Woman’s Right to Know —Dr. Angela Lanfranchi
Music by special guest speaker Gianna Jessen —
“A Crippled Young Woman’s Call to RISE”
For more information call 732/562-1990, ext. 1629
Fax: 732/562-1018 • E-mail: jruggiero@diometuchen.org  

LifeChain Sunday.
Sunday, October 5, 2:30 - 3:30 PM at Christopher Columbus High School, Rt. 46 & Day Street, Clifton,
A peaceful, prayerful demonstration giving many people of all faiths an opportunity to unite and make a visual statement in opposition to abortion and other attacks on human life. PLEASE TRY TO MAKE IT, The locations and organizers for each county in the Diocese of Metuchen are:
http://www.diometuchen.org/prolife/life_chain.htm  

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Open to ALL who want to Protect Traditional Marriage in NJ

Thursday, October 9th 7 p.m.                           
Hawthorne Gospel Church
2000 Route 208 North
For information call:
201-612-2292

Tuesday, October 7th
First Baptist Church
Of Dover / Rockaway
126 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Dover

Thursday, October 16th
Cumberland County Community Church
1800 East Broad Street, Millville

Tuesday, October 21st
The Rock Church
Esplanade & Edgemoor Avenues, Pitman

Tuesday, November 11th
Flemington Assembly of God
434 Route 202 North, Flemington
908-782-5232

Tuesday, October 28th
Barnegat Assembly of God Church
378 Route 9 North, Waretown
Contact: 609-698-3119

Monday, October 13th 7 p.m.
Evangel Church, Room 104
1251 Terrill Road, Scotch Plains
(turn off Rt 22 at Sears)
Info: Call Mary at 908-685-5760

Tuesday, October 14th 7:30 p.m.
Success Stories, Inc. (office), inside the Rahway Day Care Center, 1071 New Brunswick Avenue (Corner with Hazelwood Avenue), Rahway, (join us at 7 p.m. for refreshments)
Info: Call Arnie at 732-937-9097

NJ_Coal_Marriage@Earthlink.net
Fax: 973-543-1092

Marriage as we know it is in serious jeopardy of being redefined socially and legally in the state of New Jersey.

 

A state-wide broad-based coalition, NJ Coalition to Preserve and Protect Marriage will be holding meetings in the following counties:  Bergen/Passaic,  Hunterdon,  Morris, Ocean,  South Jersey (Atlantic, Cumberland, and Gloucester), Union

 

The organizations in this coalition represent a diversity of faiths,  and more are in the process of joining us (call Joe at 973-263-5258, Ext. 13 if you would like to host a future meeting at your house of worship or in your county). 

 

Please join us at one of the meetings, and feel free to forward this announcement to other people of faith, of any denomination.

 

Thank you,

 

New Jersey Coalition to Preserve and Protect Marriage

Trenton, New Jersey

 

We must mobilize to …

Protect Marriage!
one man married to one woman.

Leading pro- family organizations in New Jersey have combined forces to form the:

NJ Coalition to Preserve and Protect Marriage

American Family Association, Christian Coalition, Council on the American Family, Constitution Party, Defend Marriage NJ, League of American Families, NJ Coalition for Traditional Marriage, NJ Family Policy Council and Protecting Marriage, Inc.

Purpose: To educate and equip every citizen with the ability to help preserve and protect marriage.

What is at stake? God-ordained marriage is the stabilizing influence in all cultures. What common sense would suggest has been clearly put forth in a warning from Professor Sorokin, past chairman of the sociology department at Harvard University. Upon comprehensive study of all the cultures spanning a period of over 2,000 years, he confirmed that once the primacy of marriage – one man, one woman - was no longer codified in laws and public policy, it spelled the disintegration of the family and the eventual destruction of that society...without exception.

Timing: Very little time remains. Major court rulings on the status of traditional marriage have already been rendered. Belgium, the Netherlands and even Canada have already legalized same-sex marriage. This summer the U.S. Supreme Court rendered a deplorable decision in Texas vs. Lawrence condoning sodomy, which opens the door to same-sex marriage in New Jersey. The Massachusetts Supreme Court is about to render their decision as to whether same-sex couples will have a constitutional right to marry. In New Jersey seven same-sex "couples" are suing for the right to "marry".

What Can We Do? PRAY, PLAN, PERFORM and PERSEVERE

Learn the truth and major talking poin
Learn how to speak to friends and neighbors
Learn how to communicate with and educate your elected state representatives

· Encourage all people of faith to register to vote. You can do so by visiting www.njelections.org , download a voter registration form, and mail it into your county clerk’s office.
· Find out who your elected state legislators are. Do so by calling legislative services at 1-800-792-8630, or by going to website: http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/districts/njmap210.html
 and clicking on your town on the map.
· Call all three of your elected representatives, and ask the following questions:

1. I am __________________ and live in ________ (your town). I am a registered voter, and I am calling with the express purpose of asking you two questions:

a. What is your position on preserving the definition of marriage as a legal and most often a religious contract between one man and one woman?

b. (For Senator) As you know, there has been a bill introduced in the Senate, number 1047, which would amend current New Jersey statutes so that "persons of the same sex shall not marry". The bill further provides that same-sex marriages performed in other states would be considered void in New Jersey. What is your position on that legislation?

c. (For members of the Assembly) As you know, there has been a bill introduced in the Assembly, number 1765, which would amend current New Jersey statutes so that "persons of the same sex shall not marry". The bill further provides that same-sex marriages performed in other states would be considered void in New Jersey. What is your position on that legislation?

2. I want to register my support for preserving traditional marriage as being between one man and one woman. Thank you for your time

· Record the responses of your legislator and contact the NJ Coalition to Preserve and Protect Marriage to inform us of the results. Fax response to 973-543-1092.

· Provide the NJCPPM with your contact information (name, mailing address, phone, & email)

· Learn the FACTS. You cannot rely on the mass media to fairly represent this issue:

http://www.frc.org/file.cfm?f=KEYWORD&key=HU
(FRC’s articles on SSM Issues)
http://www.unitedfamilies.org/guidetofamilyissues.html
(UFI’s extensive citations of SSM Issues)
http://www.fotf.ca/familyfacts/commentaries/index.html#homosexuality
(Canadian FotF)
http://www.cwfa.org/library.asp?category=family
(CWA, Marriage is one man, one woman)
http://www.family.org/cforum/extras/a0027543.cfm
(Protect Marriage Action Center)
http://www.defendmarriage.org/
(Defend Marriage - legal issues)
http://www.allianceformarriage.org/reports/fma/fma.cfm
(Federal Marriage Amendment)

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Volunteer Door-to-Door Literature Drop, Drivers and Runners Needed. Some Candidates are Paying

LD 36:	Candidates:	John Kelly, Asm Paul DiGaetano, Rich DiLascio
	Location:	365 River Drive, Garfield (HQ)
	Time(s):	Saturday at 9:00am Sunday at Noon
	Activities:	Door to door, literature drops, lawn sign distribution
	Contact:	Andrew Wynne AGWynne5@hotmail.com 201-487-5551
	Note:	For those YRs who live in Northwest New Jersey, Asm DeCroce of LD26 will be sponsoring a free bus from the parking lot outside of his legislative office (101 Gibraltar Drive, Morris Plains) to and from LD36 this Saturday at 8:15am. For more info regarding the bus, call 973-292-2828.
LD 4:	Candidates:	Sen Geist, Asm Altamuro, Patrick Doherty
	Location:	Whitman Plaza, Storefront (HQ) Whitman Drive and Route 42, Turnersville
	Time(s):	Saturday at 9:00am Sunday at 9:00am
	Activities:	Literature drops, door-to-door
	Contact:	Tom Crone Tom.Crone@NJYRF.net 856-305-5378
LD 12:	Candidates:	Sen John Bennett, Asw Clare Farragher, Asm Michael Arnone
	Location:	36 West Main Street, Freehold (HQ)
	Time(s):	Saturday at Noon Sunday at Noon
	Activities:	Phone banks, envelope stuffing, lawn sign distribution, letters to editor
	Contact:	Todd Tarczynski Todd.Tarczynski@NJYRF.net 732-625-8230 732-261-4452
	Note:	Our headquarters are always open to volunteers; including during the week, both during the day and at night. Please try to call so that we know you are coming.
LD 14:	Candidates:	Sen Peter Inverso, Bill Baroni, Sidna Mitchell
	Location 1:	West Windsor-Plainsboro South High School 346 Clarksville-Grovers Mill Road, West Windsor
	Time(s) 1:	Saturday, 11:00am to 1:00pm
	Location 2:	Superfresh in Plainsboro Plaza 10 Schalks Crossing Road, Plainsboro
	Time(s) 2:	Saturday, 1:30pm to 3:30pm
	Activities:	Targeted door-to-door, voter contact, literature drops
	Contact:	Ted Segal TZSegal@aol.com 609-587-0111 732-306-4035
LD 21:	Candidates:	Sen Tom Kean, Asm Eric Munoz MD, Asm Jon Bramnick
	Location:	57 Union Place Suite 201, Summit (HQ)
	Time(s):	Saturday at 11:00am Sunday at 11:00am
	Activities:	Door to door, literature drops, walking with candidates, phone banks
	Contact:	Holly Kunzman Holly.Kunzman@NJYRF.net 908-672-5383 908-273-7308
LD 34:	Candidates:	Frank Fusco, Ken Kurson, Kieth Krebs
	Location:	524 Bloomfield Ave, Montclair (HQ)
	Time(s):	To be determined.
	Activities:	To be determined.
	Contact:	Pat O'Connell Patrick.OConnell@NJYRF.net 201-259-5920

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The NJ Conservative Party will hold its 11th Annual Dinner next Friday night,October 24th,at the Ramada
Inn,195 Route 18 South,in East Brunswick,NJ. We
will begin at 7:00 P.M. with a Cash Bar & Cocktails,
followed by a buffet dinner served at 8:00 p.m. The
NJCP Leadership team will give an overview of the
year as well. Tickets are $50.00 per person & can
be purchased at the door as well as in advance. Please RSVP by Tuesday,October 22nd so that we'll have an accurate count for the hotel.Make all checks payable to "NJCP" and send to:
NJCP 11th Annual Dinner,15 Terrace Road,Boonton Township,NJ 07005-9429

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Candlelight ALL SOULS Prayer Vigil at Englewood Abortion Mill

Sponsored by the Rose Garden Home

 

The Nuns have over 150 saves from Good Friday of 2002 to today!!   From what I was told 4 partial-birth abortions are performed there each week; it's #1 in NJ.

A candlelight prayer vigil will be held Sunday evening, November 2 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.at the Englewood Abortion Mill.  

We are planning to have a candlelight prayer vigil for the babies who were lost at the Metropolitan Medical Clinic,  40 Engle Street, Englewood, New Jersey 07631.  The vigil will start at 7PM and will end in about an hour.  Please bring rosaries and a candle if you can.  We are here to pray for our departed brothers and sisters in Christ.  Members of all faiths are invited to attend.  Please don't call the Abortion Mill for directions (www.mapquest.com )or questions, call the sisters at the Rose Garden Home (www.rosegardenhome.org ) for further information. 

 

All Souls Day

 

Rose Garden Home, Rahway, NJ

 If anyone has any questions they may feel free to call them at 732-340-1474

 

They are anticipating 600 families for thanksgiving requesting food, please help by donating frozen turkeys, canned food and frozen deserts after November 1st.

 

They  are also in need of new, unrapped toys and clothing for children from birth to 12 yrs. old for Christmas and ALWAYS need YEAR ROUND: diapers, wipes, jar baby food, Good Start Formula, etc.

Matching Grants have been offered. All Checks between $25 and $500 dated "before" 11/01/03 will qualify and be matched

[Coleus]

Countdown to Victory Reception with honored guest Governor Jeb Bush, Tuesday, October 28, 2003, 5:00pm - 7:00pm,
Robert B. Meyner Reception Center at the PNC Arts Center
Exit 116 off the Garden State Parkway in Holmdel, NJ

Tickets to the General Reception are $100 per person. There will be a VIP Photo Reception with photo opportunity for $2500 per person. For more information contact Erin McCord at (609) 989-7300.

[cgk]

pro-LIFE ping to post #58! NJ FReepers, especially!

and this thread as well:

http://beta.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1005370/posts?page=49#49

Bump for Babies!