Please stand with us in a group "Photo for Peace"!:
On March 1 at noon at Evergreen Park in Bremerton, we will gather with as many friends and neighbors as possible to create a photo image of our community standing together to say that We Want Peace.
The photo will be reproduced on 6" x 9" color postcards which we can use to send a message of peace to our world community.
Recent group Photos for Peace were taken in Kingston and on Bainbridge Island.
More than 1500 people participated in the Bainbridge photo.
This will be a county wide photo and and we are making preparations for at least 2000 participants.
If you've been in the Kingston or Bainbridge photos please consider being in this photo, too.
On the day of the photo-shoot you will be able to place orders for postcards to be picked up about two weeks later.
There will also be music (from Jim Page and other friends) and community information tables.
Children are welcome. There's a great playground in the park. And they'll have an opportunity to send their own message to President Bush.
Bring a lunch to share for a picnic in the park!
The photo will be taken rain or shine, so umbrellas should be packed along with the picnics.
Help spread the word by sending this e-mail message along to your friends.
And please contact us if you're able to be help with organizing this event.
Parking is available at Evergreen Park and at the Wheaton Way end of the Olympic Community College parking lot.
For more information contact:
Bremerton - (360)-479-8899
North Kitsap - (360) 598-3672
South Kitsap - (360) 710-2021
Bainbridge - (206) 780-2706
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Local PEACE vigils:
*Kingston: Wednesday nights at 4:45pm-6:00pm at Kingston Community Center.
*Poulsbo: Sunday 1:00pm-3:00pm Hwy 305, at Mitzel's Restaurant.
*Silverdale: Tuesday 4:00pm-5:00pm in front of Target sign across from mall enterance.
*East Bremerton: Monday 5:00pm-6:00pm (candlelight)N.E. Corner of Sheridan and Wheaton Way.
*Bainbridge: Friday 5:15pm-6:30pm (silent vigil) Women in Black Winslow Way Hwy 305
(Be sure to bring appropriate signs, warm clothes, and gloves.)
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