>Date: Tue, 20 Oct 1998 10:53:03 -0500 >From: Nathan Dugan <NDUGAN@dep.state.nj.us> >To: nj_history@email.rutgers.edu >Subject: Event Alert - FWD >Mime-Version: 1.0 >Sender: owner-nj_history@email.rutgers.edu >Precedence: bulk > > ><Received by the New Jersey Historic Trust from Paul Chrystie of the >Coalition to Preserve Natural Resources, 10/18/98 8:55 pm> > >EVENT ALERT >Governor Whitman will be attending three events early next week to >promote passage of Public Question #1. They are: > >[-Monday [10/19], 2:30 pm in Hoboken at the Castle Point section of the >Hudson River Walkway] >-Tuesday [10/20: TODAY], 11:15 am in Millburn, Essex County, at >Washington Rock overlook at South Mountain Reservation >-Wednesday [10/21: TOMORROW] in Camden City, 2:30 pm at Walt >Whitman House, approx. 3:00 pm at Wiggins Park > >For additional information or directions to these events, please contact >Steve Henry at (609) 727-1200. Additional information on future events >will be available later next week. > >BANNERS AVAILABLE > >The Coalition has produced 50 vinyl "Vote Yes on One" banners for use >at events. They are approximately two feet by five feet wide, and ideal >for use at community events, in heavily trafficked areas, and wherever >large numbers of voters are likely to congregate. If you would like a >banner, please contact the Coalition at (609) 695-1211, ext. 2, or via >e-mail at paul.chrystie@cwix.com. > >POSTCARDS AVAILABLE > >The Coalition has also printed "Get Out the Vote" postcards. They feature >a nature scene on one side, and a bulldozer knocking down trees on the >other, and remind voters that "The choice is yours on November 3." If >you would like postcards to send to members, family and friends, please >contact the Coalition (609) 695-1211, ext. 2, or via e-mail at >paul.chrystie@cwix.com. > >****************************************** >Nathan Dugan >Public Information Officer >New Jersey Historic Trust >P.O. Box 457 >Trenton, NJ 08625 > >phone 609/984-0473 >fax 609/984-7590 >email ndugan@dep.state.nj.us > >Check out the Historic Trust on the web: >www.state.nj.us/dep/njht >***************************************** >