AR-News: N.J. Protest Rally against Black Bear Hunt

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FOR NJ FOLKS .. and others.. 

This is a forwarded message. 
Source: Janet Piszar at hasla.evolve at verizon.net 

> *****   IMPORTANT   MESSAGE   ***** 
> 
> **FORWARD,  FORWARD, FORWARD** 

A protest rally opposing the black bear hunt is  scheduled for Saturday, 
Sept. 6th, at  the Governor's Mansion on Route 206,  at 10:30 a.m. (just outside 
Princeton, directions below). 

It is VITAL that this protest be a huge success with incredible  turnout to 
send  the message to McGreevey that  masses of NJ residents do NOT want or 
agree with  the bear hunt!     We cannot have just  a few dozen folks out 
there.......the Governor and media   need to see hundreds  or thousands at  this 
protest! Remember, a large successful protest is comprised of individuals.....ever 
y person's participation  is vital!!! 

PLEASE put Sat., Sept. 6th ( 10:30 a.m.) on your calendar AND as 
important.........bring friends, family, neighbors, coworkers WITH YOU.   We truly need 
EVERYONE'S participation for this to be  a successful message to McGreevey and 
the  media.  (Although the rally is scheduled to end at 1:00 p.m.....if folks 
must leave early....so be it.....better that you attend for some of the time!) 

We are asked to bring a pair of 'flip-flop' sandals.......to demonstrate to 
McGreevey how outraged we are that he 'flip-flopped' as a proponent for 
nonlethal bear management.  Feel free to write a message on the sandals which will be 
collected and delivered to his office. 

PLEASE POST  FAR  &  WIDE !! 

Directions to Governor's Mansion: 

Mansion   on Route 206......just outside of Princeton. 

>From North:  (take direct Route 206 south)  or any route to Route 287- south, 
pick up  Route 206 south..... around the Bridgewater area...follow signs.. 
continue  on Route 206-South near to Princeton,  mansion will be on left.  You 
can also take 78-West to 287-South to 206-south. 
OR 
NJ Turnpike South to Exit #9 (New Brunswick.) After toll, bear right onto 
Route #18 North, go ½ mile, then take Route #1 South. Follow 18 miles to 
Princeton. Take Alexander Road West Exit. Follow Alexander Road until it ends. Make a 
left onto Mercer Street, make the first right onto Library Place and the first 
left on Stockton Street (Route #206.) Proceed through one traffic light (Elm 
Road) and Drumthwacket is ¼ mile ahead on your left - a large white house 
surrounded by a black iron fence. 
FROM THE NORTHWEST: I-287 to Route #206 South into Princeton. At the 
intersection of Route #206 and Nassau Street, continue right onto Route #206 South. 
Follow through two traffic lights. After the 2nd light, Elm Road, Drumthwacket 
is ¼ mile ahead on your left. 

FROM THE SOUTHWEST (PHILADELPHIA): Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Route #1 
North Exit. Follow Route #1 North to I-95 North to New Jersey. From I-95 take 
Exit 7B, Route #206 North. Proceed North on Route #206 through 7 stoplights. 
Drumthwacket will be on your right. 

FROM THE EAST: Take Route #33 West to Route #571 West. Follow Route #571 West 
for approximately 11 miles to intersection of Route #571 and Route #1. At 
light, make left onto Route #1 South. Get in right lane and take Alexander Road 
West Exit. Follow Alexander Road until it ends. Make a left onto Mercer Street, 
make the first right onto Library Place and the first left onto Stockton 
Street (Route #206). Proceed through one traffic light (Elm Road) and Drumthwacket 
is ¼ mile ahead on your left. 




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practice non-violence ~ Go Vegan! 
See www.veganoutreach.org 




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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stateyourcause/ 


"Hunting ... the least honorable form of war on the weak". 

- Paul Richard 


Don't just question animal abuse. Interrogate it, impugn it, tear it down, dismember it, bury it, and when the mood strikes you, dance on its grave! 

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- Anna Sewell, (English Novelist) 



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