Sun.,7-23,Noon anti-KFC Demo, SF,1pm Advocates'Lunchn., sponsored by SFVS & VJTB

[Guest guest]

Two ways to help animals in San Francisco on Sunday, July 23! Come

to one or both:

 

Please note: the Advocates Letter-Writing Luncheon goes forward,

rain or shine.

The anti-KFC Demo is on in sun, fog or light drizzle, but canceled

in the event of rain.

 

(1) Join the Veggie Jews' Tsedakah Brigade and the San Francisco

Vegetarian Society and participate in the

PETA campaign against Kentucky Fried Cruelty (see

_www.Kentuckyfriedcruelty.com_ (http://www.Kentuckyfriedcruelty.com) ). You

can educate the public regarding

KFC's treatment of chickens by passing out leaflets at KFC, 1900

Irving Street at the corner of 20th Avenue in San Francisco from Noon

to 1:00 p.m. PETA is providing the literature.

 

(2) Sponsored by Veggie Jews Tsedakah Brigade and the San Francisco

Vegetarian Society:

Advocates' Luncheon: At 1:00 p.m. we'll walk two blocks to

Shangri La vegetarian

restaurant (2026 Irving St. at 22nd Ave., 731-2548), a Kosher-vegan

restaurant, where we'll order around 1:15 p.m. This is a chance to

eat tasty, low-cost, Chinese vegan food; to socialize; and most

importantly, to spend a few minutes writing letters to help relieve

the suffering of animals. Suggestions for subjects and recipients

of letters will be available but feel free to bring your own agenda,

as well as your own paper, envelopes, pen and stamps.

For information and to

RSVP, write to _veggiejews_ (veggiejews) .

Posted by Bonnie Knight, San Francisco

 

[www.sfvs.org, The San Francisco Vegetarian Society:

For health and humanity,

promoting vegetarianism since 1968

SFVS is a non-profit organization that has been working in the Bay Area for

nearly 40 years promoting a vegetarian diet as a healthful and humane way of

life.]

 

[Veggie Jews is an on-line and real world organization with events in local

communities dedicated to supporting Jewish vegans and vegetarians and

spreading vegan, vegetarian and animal rights values into the Jewish community.

All

Veggie Jews' events are open to Jews of all ages and our non-Jewish friends.

We are not a singles or religious group, although single and observant people

are always welcome. For group information or to join, please go to

_www.veggiejews/_

(http://www.veggiejews/) . And remember: It's only

kosher if it's cruelty free.]