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Tuesday August 7 |
Wednesday August 8 |
Thursday August 9 |
8 am opening at Lithia Park Bandshell Estelle Voeller, Pam Shephard, Mayor Morrison, Beth Baker, Paula Sohl, Nancy and Lisa Spencer, Ashland Taiko |
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8 am vigil begins on the plaza |
| 9 am Tibetan Dragon Water Bowl Call - vigil begins on the plaza |
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8-10 Lucy S. (Vigil/Info) RuthC. (Peace Cranes) |
9 - 10 Reagan and Gerry C. (Vigil/Info)
10-12 JoAnne N. & Jan H. (Vigil/Info). Grace H. (art table)
10 am Words on the plaza about the International Mayor for Peace Campaign |
10 am Film: "Lifting the Fog: The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki" a historical re-evaluation. Ashland Community Center, 59 Winburn Way |
10 am Film: "The New Nuclear Danger" recorded talk by Helen Caldicott, founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility, Ashland Community Center, 59 Winburn Way |
10-12 Ken D. (Vigil/Info)
10 am Elizabeth speaks on Depleted Uranium |
12-2 Fran P. and Grace (Vigil/Info),Keri S. (Art Table)
12 noon on the plaza the Japan Peace Travelers speak about their journey |
12 noon Film: "Hellfire: A Journey from Hiroshima" documentary of Toshi and Iri Maruki, artists who recorded the devastation of Hiroshima. Ashland Community Center, 59 Winburn Way |
12 noon Film: "Arsenals of Hypocrisy" explains militarization of space. Ashland Community Center, 59 Winburn Way |
12-2 Grace H. (Vigil/Info), Nancy S. (Peace Crane Folder)
12 noon SOU Faculty Brass
Quintet
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1 pm Nuclear Power and Energy Alternatives on the plaza |
2-4 Carl V. and Jim B. (Vigil/Info) Maya O. (Peace Crane Folding)
4 pm Paula Sohl speaks on the Plaza |
2 pm Film: "Hiroshima: A Mother's Prayer" shows the effects of war, testimony from survivors and inspiration from the Hiroshima Peace Culture Association. Ashland Community Center, 59 Winburn Way |
2 pm "The Last Atomic Bomb" newly declassified documentary footage of the obiliteraion of Nagaasaki and the inspirational work of a survivor reaching out to youth. Ashland Community Center 59 Winburn Way |
2-4 Mary Ann J. (Vigil/Info) Michiko (Peace Crane Folding)
4pm Linda Richards talks on the plaza: The Bush Nuclear Agenda, Complex 2030, vs. Vision 2020 for Peace and Nuclear Weapons Free Zones
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| 4-6 Ramona and Mary Lou B. (Vigil/Info) and Michelle (Art Table) Jonnie L. (Peace Crane Folding) |
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4-6 Karen and Ashley (Peace Crane Folding) Sharon W. (Art Table) |
6-8 Grace H. (Vigil/Info) Heidi M. (Art Table)
6 pm Whistling Elk Drum
6:30-7:00 R.V. Peace Choir Ensemble and 7:00 - 7:30 Japan Travelers |
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6-8 Sharon W. (Vigil Table)
6 pm Closing on the plaza Pam Shephard, Whistling Elk Drum, RV Peace Choir, Eric Navikas, Mayor Morrison, JoAnne Navickas and Paula Sohl |
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8-10 Mary Lou L. (Vigil/Info) shift includes cleanup after 9 pm
9 pm vigil ends |
7-9 RVML 258 A. Street Ashland Don Wells, PhD, "'Just War' Theory Justifies Too Much” |
7-9 RVML 258 A. Street, Ashland "The Face of Jizo" Play Reading |
8-10 shift includes cleanup after 9 pm
9 pm vigil ends |
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