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Various Sources, e-mails, campaign announcements | 9.27.02

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[Coleus]

Fr. Frank Pavone
National Director, Priests for Life
President, National Pro-Life Religious Council
Produced TV and Radio programs for EWTN, the Odyssey Network, Catholic Family Radio, Vatican Radio

Laura Ingraham
Syndicated coast-to-coast Talk Radio
Host, TV  Personality, Author and USA Today Columnist

Professor Robert George
McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and
Director of the James Madison Program in Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University
Distinguished Member of the President’s Council on Bioethics

NJRTL 2004

Convention Banquet

Wednesday, April 14, 2004

Please click on links below to register and for ad journal form:

Registration Form

Convention Banquet Journal Ad Form

[Coleus]

Congressman Scott Garrett is coming to Allendale GUEST SPEAKER The Allendale Republican Club has an invitation to join them in hosting Congressman Scott Garrett
DATE: Monday, April 26, 2004
TIME: 7:30 PM (Congressman Garrett is scheduled to speak at 8:00 PM)
PLACE: Allendale Borough Hall, 500 W. Crescent Ave
join Republican Clubs in Allendale, Upper Saddle River, Saddle River,Franklin Lakes and ho ho cus, for this event.
Hope to see everyone on April 26th
____________________________________________________________
Join Congressman Scott Garrett at the Garrett for Congress 2004 Campaign Kickoff Press Conference & Reception

May 3, 2004 12:30 PM
The Woman’s Club of Ridgewood
215 West Ridgewood Avenue
Ridgewood, New Jersey 07450
Please call 973-300-0470 to R.S.V.P.
Paid for by Scott Garrett for Congress

[Coleus]

Kerry Protest

[Coleus]

??Robert Schroeder for Governor??

[Coleus]

Please support   Leon DeVose and his ticket  for Montclair, NJ City council.  A Conservative and  man of faith who supported Bret Schundler and  home schooled his children.

I am a candidate on the EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT slate in the Montclair town council elections.   Our campaign wants to replace all the incumbent elected officials on the township council.   I believe they have either failed to act on many key issues, or have made crucial errors in judgment and missteps that in some cases created major lawsuits.

 

Some of these issues include: Hahnes, class size, parking, plane noise, Marlboro Inn/excessive development, etc. etc. etc. ...........

 

The incumbents just do not deserve to be re-elected to office.   Below, is some background information on the Effective Government campaign.  You can also go to the web-site to get a full compliment of platform and candidate background material at: www.eg2004.com.

 

 

On May 11th, I'm asking you to help me out or tell your Montclair resident friends to help me out by supporting: 

 

Margaret Reed Mukherjee  -  for  Mayor 

Leon De Vose -    for At-Large 

Jordan Solomon -  for 1st Ward 

We also ask you to vote for these other non-incumbents running who can help us govern effectively:  

Thomas Russo 2nd  Ward

Monica Abbott 3rd Ward

Sandy Lang 4th Ward

 

 

 We can use your help.  If you believe as I do that a change is needed, or if you do not live in town know Montclair residents, we may want to put a campaign sign out on your or their lawn.  Please get back to me about this.   We can also use help reaching out to others in town.  I hope you will feel free to forward this note on to others. Also please let e-mail or call me if you want to participate in a more active and direct way.

 

Please help us get out the Montclair Vote on May 11th and please read the information below and at the site  www.eg2004.com .

 

And please be sure to pass it on!

 

Regards: 

______________ 

 

Vote Line A
may 11, 2004
Leon De Vose, II
CANDIDATE, MONTCLAIR COUNCILOR-AT-LARGE
EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT 2004
www.eg2004.com
"No More Business As Usual"

[Blue Jays]

Good Evening All-

Coleus, thankfully I've moved away from Montclair...which is probably slightly to the left of Ithaca! The only person still in that geographical area is a misinformed cousin who voted for Gore, Clinton (twice), Dukakis, and Carter (twice).

Each town running along Bloomfield Avenue is absolutely in need of a local government makeover. What they're collectively doing now clearly isn't working. Those towns are so behind-the-times, I would vote for new blood...regardless of the party affiliation of the incumbent.

ESSEX COUNTY BUMP for COLEUS

~ Blue Jays ~

[Coleus]

North Central Jersey, 2004

Friends of the NRA Annual Banquet and Fund-Raising Auction
6:30 pm, Thursday, June 10, 2004
The Wayne Manor, 1515 Route 23, Wayne, NJ, 973.694.7776
Live and Silent Auctions, Drawings, Door Prize, Firearms, Wildlife Art, Men's & Women's Jewelry, Shooting Accessories and NRA Specialty Items
$35.00

Mailto: NW Jersey FNRA, c/o Peggy Bodner, 26 Lakeview Drive West, Montague, NJ 07827, 973-408-8523

[Coleus]

CAMDEN SCHOOL CHOICE RALLY

Organized by the Camden Coalition for a Better Education
APM -- Excellent Education for Everyone (E3) -- Hispanic Clergy of Camden -- The Hispanic Family Center -- The Latino Leadership Alliance -- Nueva Vida Mental Health -- United Churches for Community Empowerment

Where: The Steps of Camden City Hall
Sixth & Market Sts., Camden, NJ
When: June 17th, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Hear Parents, Children, and Activists Speak Their Minds About Student Violence, the Educational Crisis in Camden's Public Schools, and Delivering More Educational Options and School Choice for Parents in Camden City.

GUEST SPEAKERS

Reverend Reginald Jackson
Executive Director
The Black Ministers' Council of NJ

Angel Fuentes
Camden City Council President

Reverend Miguel Rivera
President
National Coalition of Latino Clergy
& Christian Leaders

David Coghlan
Superintendent of Schools
Diocese of Camden

J. Patrick Rooney
Civil Rights Champion & Policy Activist

Peter Denton
Founder & Chairman
Excellent Education for Everyone (E3)

SEND A MESSAGE!
Show the Camden School System How Important Educational Opportunity is for Urban Parents & Children.

For More Information, Call 856-963-1113

[Coleus]

NEW JERSEY NRA MEMBERS! PLEASE VOICE YOUR SUPPORT OF NEW JERSEY'S BLACK BEAR AND NUMEROUS PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE GAME CODE!

Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 8 at 6:30 p.m. in the State Museum in Trenton, a public hearing will be held to consider changes to the 2004-05 Game Code, including the black bear hunt.

The hearing will also address issues such as season dates, bag limits, permit quotas, and hunting procedures, so it is critical that hunters attend and voice their opinions.

Again, the hearing, hosted by the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife, will address proposed changes to the Game Code for next year. The hearing is tomorrow, Tuesday, June 8 at 6:30 pm at the NJ State Museum. The black bear hunt will be discussed. To review proposed changes, click on:

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/news/2004/gamecd04.htm

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On behalf of the Parish of St. Thomas More in Convent Station, I wish to invite you to join in celebrating a "Red Mass" for lawyers, judges, and judiciary workers to beheld on June 22, 2004, at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Church.  A "Red Mass" is one in which the Holy Spirit is invoked, in this case for lawyers and jurists that they may receive grace to exercise prudence and justice in their duties.  June 22 is the Feast of St. Thomas More.
 
A reception will follow the Mass.
 
St. Thomas More Church is located in Convent Station, on Route 24, in front of the grounds for St. Elizabeth University, nearby the NJ Transit train station, and on the same side of the street as the Madison Hotel and Rod's Ranch House.  
 
For further reference, the St. Thomas More Website is:  http://www.apostles.com/thomasmore.html 
 
Brian T. Flanagan Sweeney & Flanagan, LLC, Counselors At Law, 51 Dumont Place, Morristown, NJ 07960, Phone:  973-605-8878, Fax: 973-605-8881

 

St. Thomas More
Madison Avenue
Convent Station NJ
973-267-5330      Map

[Salvation]

Very interesting concept.

[Coleus]

Saving Babies:
What you need to Know to Stop Abortion
Saturday June 26th, 2004 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
St. Mary's Church Parish Center, St. Mary's Place
use side entrance on 17 Monsignor Owens Place
Nutley, NJ 07110 Cost: $25.00
(includes Continental Breakfast)

Find out why the child labor, civil rights and environmental movements where successful and how the pro-life movement can replicate their successes

Understand the milestones of human development before birth
Learn how abortions are performed and see the surgical instruments used

Hear no-fail ways to answer pro-abortion rhetoric
Knowledge is Power. Get the Facts. Make a Difference

Call LIFENET at (201) 804-8331 for More Information
lifenetok@yahoo.com www.lifenetnj.org

To Register, complete this form and mail with check made out to LIFENET in the amount of $25.00 per person ($10.00 per student) to:

LIFENET 6/26/04 Seminar, PO Box 1800, Montclair NJ 07042-1800

Name________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________Apt#__________

City____________________________State________Zip____________

Phone #________________________e-mail_________________

Church/Town_________________________________________________

[Coleus]

School Choice Petition Drive in NJ for Catholic Schools

  School Choice Petition Drive - PARISH Information:
                School Choice Petition Drive
                School Choice Petition Drive (Alternative)
                Guidelines for School Choice Petition Drive
                How and When To Begin
                12 Myths about School Choice
                School Choice Petition (English) - PDF format
                School Choice Petition (Spanish) - PDF format

  School Choice Petition Drive - School Coordinator Information:
                School Choice Petition Drive
                School Choice Petition Drive (Alternative)
                Guidelines for School Choice Petition Drive
                How and When to Begin
                12 Myths about School Choice
                School Choice Petition (English) - PDF format
                School Choice Petition (Spanish) - PDF format

[Coleus]

SCHUNDLER IN DEAD HEAT WITH McGREEVEY
Leads All Other Republican Candidates

Many of you may remember several polls that were released in recent months stating that Bret Schundler can win the 2005 Gubernatorial election. Last Week, another poll released by Quinnipiac confirmed what the other polls have indicated…THAT BRET SCHUNDLER IS IN POSITION TO BEAT JIM McGREEVEY IN NEXT YEAR’S RACE FOR GOVERNOR!

The Quinnipiac Poll also shows that Bret Schundler is the strongest Republican candidate in a head to head match-up with McGreevey. The poll shows that Bret is within the margin of error specified for the poll…and…. that 56% of New Jerseans want someone else besides Jim McGreevey to be their Governor. Another important fact that is revealed is that almost 20% of voters are undecided, and in a race when an incumbent is involved, undecided voters tend to ultimately break for the challenger.

Fiscal mismanagement and out of control property taxes also come in to play. The Quinnipiac Poll indicates that 61% of voters disapprove of the way Jim McGreevey is handling property taxes.

It all adds up to make perfect sense. Jim McGreevey has been spending your tax dollars wildly and borrowing money faster than ever. Local property taxes are soaring because of his wild borrowing and spending.

Then on the other hand… Bret Schundler has been leading the fight to bring more of your tax dollars back to your community to lower your property taxes. Bret has also been leading the fight to block Jim McGreevey’s irresponsible and un-constitutional borrowing.

The voters of New Jersey are seeing a clear picture. Jim McGreevey equals high property taxes…and Bret Schundler equals real property tax reform.

Indeed, these poll results say that if Bret does continue doing what he is doing, he will very likely be New Jersey’s next Governor.
I encourage you to share this information with as many members of your organization as possible – and look for Bret’s new campaign web site coming soon. www.Bret2005.com
To view the Quinnipiac poll in its entirety click on the following link

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x12825.xml

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The Morris County Republican
News from MCRC

August 15, 2004 John R. Sette, Chairman

Rally on the Green: Getting Ready for the Convention

All Republicans are invited to MCRC's pre-convention rally on the Green in Morristown on Friday, August 27 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mark your calendars now! Join Morris County Republicans as we rally to support President Bush, Vice-President Cheney, and our Troops. Special guest speaker Bernard Kerik, Former NYC Police Commissioner, will be appearing on behalf of President Bush.

Don't miss this exciting send-off for Morris County delegates, honorary delegates, and convention volunteers!! Show the country why Morris County is the premier Republican County in all of New Jersey! Call headquarters at 973-539-7630 if you have any questions.

Morris County Republicans have been busy getting ready to re-nominate George W. Bush as our candidate for President! With the convention in NYC and just 16 days away, Morris County Republicans are energized! We've trekked into the city to paint posters, interviewed prospective volunteers, held "Parties for the President" and more!

Morris County delegates to the Convention are Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen, Assemblyman Alex DeCroce, and MCRC Executive Director Christina Ramirez. Alternate delegates are Assemblyman Rick Merkt, County Clerk Joan Bramhall, and MCRC Vice-Chair Patti Page. Many other Morris County Republicans are attending the convention as Honorary Delegates, National Federation of Republican Women Regents, and convention volunteers.

REMEMBER: Friday, Aug 27, 6 p.m. - Rally on the Green.
Party for the President - Hosted by John Murphy
Freeholder and Gubernatorial candidate John Murphy is your host for this very special "Party for the President".

Join with fellow Republicans on Thursday, September 2 at the Morris Plains VFW on Route 53. From 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., watch the Convention, meet fellow Republicans, and hear President Bush's acceptance speech.

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http://www.morristownnj.org/parkmap.html

[Focault's Pendulum]

That was probably the most immense bit of posting I have ever seen anyone do here.

Simply unbelievable.

When you start putting this all together.....April!!???!!

[Coleus]

Friends,
Kindly give this petition your attention so we can all help our friends at E3 (Excellent Education For Everyone).
Thank you,
Bret Schundler

SCHOOL CHOICE ALLIANCE LAUNCHES STATEWIDE PETITION DRIVE

The New Jersey School Choice Alliance is holding a statewide Petition Drive from October 10th through the 17th.

You can download petition forms, or sign up online at their website SchoolChoiceAlliance.org. To sign the petition, you must be at least 18 years of age and a resident of New Jersey.

The goal of the petition drive is to show that there is broad support, from a variety of constituencies, across the state for the concept of school choice and parental empowerment. The petition reads as such:

I, the undersigned, am a taxpayer and resident of New Jersey. I believe that all children are entitled to a government-funded education through grade 12, regardless of race, creed, color, disability, economic status, or address.

I believe that it is parents who are best suited to determine the most effective option for educating their children, and that funding for education should follow children to the school of their parents' choice.

I believe that it is the quality of instruction, not just the quantity of money spent, that guarantees a thorough and efficient education for every child.

Therefore, I request that you, my legislative representatives, adopt a parental school choice program that offers viable options for students to attend traditional public schools, charter schools, nonpublic schools, or home schools, according to their needs.

Show your support for School Choice in New Jersey. SIGN THE SCHOOL CHOICE PETITION!

also,  please consider signing these petitions:

School Choice Petition Drive - PARISH Information
            

School Choice Petition Drive - School Coordinator Information