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 I hereby make a commitment that on the Third Friday of each and every month, I will break my daily routine and take some action, by myself or with others, to end the War in Iraq. 

 http://www.iraqmoratorium.com/

WI IM website: http://iraqmoratoriumwis.blogspot.com/

Come stand with us in Hayward WI, corner of Hwy 63 and 27. To see photos of past events in Hayward, go to Photo Gallery link! 

 

 GIVE PEACE A DANCE! 
Thanks to all for attending GPAD; a very successful event with everone enjoying the great music by Duck For The Oyster along with a surprise visit from Eric Schubring on banjo (who donated their time to entertain us), dancing, and bidding on many fabulous donated items (thank so much for your auction donations and for your bids).  And last but not least, thanks to all who donated items for our local food shelf. 
A good time had by all, with renewing hope of better times ahead for a peaceful society!  


Arlington North Photos Print E-mail
Written by Jeffrey Ames   
Wednesday, 17 August 2005

ArlingtonNorthWe have a new section in our photo gallery.

On August 13, 2005 Chapter 80 of the Vets for Peace along with Peace North and ABC Peace North worked together to recreate a scale version of Arlington National Cemetery to memorialize the veterans who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the war in Iraq.

You can find the rest of the pictures here. Thanks to Kent Tenney.

 
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