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SYRACUSE PEACE COUNCIL’S 48TH ANNUAL

DECEMBER 1-2 2018

We gather to create the world in which we wish to live, one based on inclusion, justice, love and nonviolence.

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– 2 – Welcome to our 48th year of Plowshares. We love doing this with you and appreciate your support! Please share peace with us this weekend and let it flow through your lives every day. Swords into Plowshares!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overall Map...... 2 Welcome to Plowshares...... 4 Peace Council...... 5 Silent Auction...... 6 SPC Marketplace...... 8 Map of Cafeteria...... 10 Craftspeople & Community Group Directory...... 11-17 Map of Gym...... 12 Upcoming SPC Events...... 14 SPC Wishlist...... 16 Recycling & Composting at Plowshares...... 18 Food Menu...... 19 Entertainment Schedule...... 21 Plowshares Raffle...... 23 SPC Membership Coupon...... 25 Thank You’s...... 27 Get Involved with SPC...... 29

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– 3 – Welcome to the 48th Annual Plowshares! he Plowshares Craftsfair and Peace TFestival is the Syracuse Peace Council’s largest annual fundraiser. All profits support our work to educate, agitate, and organize for a peaceful and just world. The peace and justice movement is very under-resourced compared to the huge amount of money devoted to supporting US imperialism in its many forms. SPC is extremely resourceful and frugal, maximizing every dollar we receive. Please donate what you can and join us in the work. SPC survives and thrives with the support of a broad community of members and supporters. If you aren’t already among that group, we hope you’ll consider joining. There are many, many ways to get involved: see pages 14 and 29 for more information, and please enjoy Plowshares! What is Plowshares? lowshares is a community marketplace of diverse, handmade Pcrafts. Music, food and a spirit of fellowship create a weekend of grassroots commerce. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect at year’s end and share in the life and culture of a village marketplace that has no corporate headquarters. Our Central New York tradition is the collective effort of many peace and justice workers creating a once-a-year celebration within this larger community. We are pleased to be part of Nottingham High School’s annual calendar, contributing to its role as a community resource. And they shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore. –Isaiah, 2:4

– 4 – 315.472.5478 2013 East Genesee Street peacecouncil.net Syracuse, NY 13210

Statement of Purpose he Syracuse Peace Council (SPC), founded in 1936 as an Tanti-war organization, is over 80 years old, making it the oldest grassroots anti-war organization in the country. Over the decades the Peace Council has acted to bring about a world in which war, violence, and exploitation in any form will no longer exist. Today SPC is a vibrant organization involving hundreds of people in a full program of activities to educate, agitate and organize for peace and social justice. We believe that social injustices cannot be understood in isolation from each other, nor can they be overcome without recognizing their economic and militaristic roots. Included in our vision of a better world is an economic system that places human needs above monetary profit. Our political values and personal lives shape and reflect each other. In both we are committed to nonviolent means of resolving conflict and to a process of deliberation and decision-making that responds to the needs of all.

2018 SPC steering Committee Aly Wane, Amelia Lefevre, Carol Baum, Caroline Kim Tihanyi, Diane Swords, Gwen Chaffin, Marianna Kaufman, Michaela Czerkies, Ursula Rozum permanent staff Seasonal organizers Michaela Czerkies, Carol Baum Jess Maxwell, Amelia Lefevre

– 5 – SILENT AUCTION

Check out the silent auction display in the vestibule between the cafeteria and the gym. You’ll find a delightful array of services and merchandise on which to bid. All proceeds support the Syracuse Peace Council. Contributors of products and services include: i Syracuse Stage i Phoebe’s Restaurant i Advance Cyclery i CNY Playhouse i Bike Loft i Tanglewood Stables i Symphoria i Syracuse Cultural Workers i Dinosaur Barbeque i Song Mountain i Hansen’s Advisory Services i New Chapter i CNY Community Acupuncture i Ra-Lin’s i Museum of Science & Technology i Hairanoia i Tina Ramsden Yoga i Mid-Lakes Navigation i Manlius Theater i Pastabilities i Steve Wechsler Network Chiropractic Visit our display between the gym & cafeteria to view all of the items!

Food & Dining

Yoga Classes Professional Services

– 6 – benefits the Syracuse Peace Council

Health & Autographed Wellness Books

i Acupuncture gift certificate i Noam Chomsky i New Chapter supplement basket i Medea Benjamin i Bike gear & gift certificates i Hour-long facial at Natur-Tyme i Chiropractic treatment

The Arts

i Tickets for Auburn Theater, CNY Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, SU Drama & more! i Symphoria and Earlville Opera House tickets

Family Gift Fun Packages

i i Tickets to the Museum of Science Financial consultation with & Technology (the MOST) Hansen’s Advisory Services i i Private riding lessons at Song Mountain lift pass Tanglewood Stables

**Bidding Closes at 3 pm on Sunday**

– 7 – SPC marketplace

Buttons and stickers for every issue you care about

– 8 – SPC marketplace in the cafeteria all proceeds benefit the Syracuse Peace Council

Beautiful calendars and ethical products – 9 – – 10 – Craftspeople and Community Group Listings C = cafeteria • G = gym Number = booth location on maps on pages 10 & 12

A Weaver’s Fancy – G85 Bottle Souva, Sharon – G95 Common Place Crafts – C32 Susan Kadilak 299-4526 sharonbottlesouva.com Alison Frost handwoven scarves, blankets, fiber wall art, table runners, fiber 607-842-6799 wraps, towels, runner collages gourds, soaps, ornaments, medicinals, winter witches Acevedo, Marcus – G58 Brangman, Art – C38 functional ceramics ethereal & meditative artwork Conan, Martha – C3 488-9803 Adriana Meiss Fine Art – G57 Burke Pottery – G111 silver & gemstone jewelry; mulling 476-3868 adrianameiss.com James Burke spice pouches pastel & oil paintings 822-5280 burkepottery.com utilitarian stoneware Cooperative Federal CU – C39 Ali Yo by Alice Young – G73 471-1116 coopfed.org upcycled wool clothing & Butternut Pottery – C22 informational display, t-shirts accessories Ann Bliss Pilcher 492-8411 sites.google.com/site/ Copper-ware Jewelry – G68 Alliance for a Green butternutpottery Karen Convertino Economy – C20 functional & decorative ceramics copper jewelry 480-1515 allianceforagreeneconomy.org Buttons - Past to Present – C16 Curtis, Ryan – C33 information Lynn Price ryanbcurtis.com 607-441-3333 facebook.com/ mixed media, cards, t-shirts Among the Wildflowers – G78 buttonspasttopresent Dabrowiak, David – G61 Liz Goldenberg antique button rings & jewelry wheel thrown\raku pottery; silver 414-1397 jewelry Campaign for NY Health – G77 pottery (jars, vases, bowls) Ursula Rozum ArtRage Gallery – G91 Dana Stenson Jewelry – G110 414-7720 nyhcampaign.org 558-2598 dreamsinmetal.blogspot. 218-5711 artragegallery.org information t-shirts, buttons, stickers, cards, books com Cathy Pence Stained Glass metalsmith jewelry Bar Fly Creations – C21 – G63 Dan Reeder Duck Hill Weaver – G62 427-4583 Linda Remig 882-1302 stained glass, sun catchers artwork from upcycled natural 564-6643 materials Chipman Woodworks – G65 hand woven baskets, fabric Gary Pierce covered flower pots Barbara Bags – G56 528-4885 facebook.com/ Barbara Conte-Gaugel Duggan, Dan – C37 chipmanwoodworks Esperance Productions 420-2510 barbaraconte-gaugel.com hardwood bowls, rolling pins, bottle cloth bags 754-8946 esperanceproductions. stoppers com Baskets by Carol – G51 Chrissy Lapham Hand Blown hammered dulcimer music Carol Crolick Glass – G72 East Street Tins – G108 447-5239 chrissylapham.com hand woven baskets Betsy Menson Sio hand blown glass décor 730-3805 eaststreettins.etsy.com Bayside Wood Products – G75 Clee Knits – C5 tin jewelry Ted Greenfield Clee Hadley Ede Walker Pottery – C27 529-6807 baysidewoodproducts.com knitted apparel cutting boards, cheese boards, 607-627-6761 edewalkerpottery.com wine glass holders CNY Chapter NYCLU – G52 functional ceramics Yusuf Abdul-Qadir Better Brittle – C36 471-2821 nyclu.org/centralny Christiana & Andy Semabia logo items; information 380-8877 betterbrittle.com west african style peanut & coconut brittles continued on page 13

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Edward Basta Designs – G113 Glass Inspired – G54 Jennifer Locke Designs – C34 425-0179 bastawoodcrafts.com Maxine Block 382-1419 woodscapes, oil lamps, planters, glassinspired.com wool mittens, brooches, sweaters, clocks dichroic glass pendants, earrings, scarves bowls, plates Eli Thomas Art – G118 Joelle’s Dolls – C29 607-566-3587 elithomasart.etsy.com Glory Felt – G122 Joelle McAndrew original paintings & prints Cathy Lobdell joellesdolls.etsy.com original handmade fabric dolls & Engedi Fragrance & Design 418-8775 gloryfelt.etsy.com crochet coats, shawls, sweaters, animals – G112 hats Cassandra Jones Ingram Johnson, Jackee – G121 422-8427 Gordon, Barry – G44 mixed media art, clothing, created fragrances; hand Barry Gordon Woodcarving ornaments, silk scarves crocheted items 638-4749 barrygordon.com Jones, Rebecca – G124 hand carved wooden utensils Faithful Friends – G80 3D sculptures, finger puppets Jane & Bob Jones Grandpa Joe’s Wood Crafts Journi Bags – G89 607-674-4842 faithfulfriendstreats. – G105 Donald King com Joe Steiner 794-0343 homemade pet treats & gifts 445-0991 handbags from upholstery fabrics Floch, Barbara – C11 wooden toys, furniture, crafts 478-6067 Judy Lieblein Ceramics – C9 Gratienart – G120 345-2245 jewelry, knitted items, yarn Julie Gratien ceramic jewelry & pendants Folkus Project – G53 399-3446 gratientart.com 638-4740 folkus.org paper collages, tile paintings Jurecki, Margaret – G87 items from recycled sweaters information Green Dragon, Artist – C4 Christy Nicholas Judy Swayze Designs – G86 Frosty Days – G60 judyswayzedesigns.com Carol Riley 352-283-0168 greendragonartist. com rustic necklaces, bracelets, 837-4221 frostydays.com earrings mittens, hats, handsewn clothing, wearable art scarves H&M Hammock Chairs – G104 Justice for Palestine – G67 Diane Koi-Thompson 478-4571 Fuchs, Lynda Lloyd – C10 Information, petitions 422-7700 607-594-3924 etsy.com/ beaded jewelry, windchimes, handmhammocks Kathy Haendle & Co – G101 garden art hammocks & hammock chairs 469-3345 jewelry, scarves, shawls, quilted Funeral Consumers Alliance Hoffman, Jill – G48 items – G59 Dreamwood 446-0557 fcacny.org 607-280-0639 etsy.com/shop/ Ken Nichols Art – G103 information thedreamwood 451-7199 kennicholsart.com animal & magical creature mugs, bowls, votives Galleli Batiks – G115 illustrations/paintings Kevin Galleli Kerney, Karen – G94 batik clothing Huff, Tom – C30 469-0403 517-927-7231 puppets, skin healer, patches Garnet Grimm Nature Art – stone & clay sculpture G98 Lansing, Diane – G92 560-3187 garnetgrimm.wix.com/ Human Rights Commission 437-2226 nature-art of Onondaga Cty – G96 origami earrings, cards, photos nature art, prints, postcards Jail Oversight Committee Lapointe Illustration – G82 435-3565 ongov.net/humanrights Gary L. Quirk Studios – C6 information Catherine Lapointe Vollmer 475-4188 420-7855 catherinelapointe.com hand pressed ceramic tiles Jen Gandee Ceramics – C13 fine art, digital artwork 416-6339 utilitarian ceramics continued on page 15

– 13 – Upcoming Peace Council Events www.peacecouncil.net or 315-472-5478 Nuclear Free World Meeting Monday, December 3, 6:30 potluck, 7pm meeting Contact SPC office for location. No Wars–No Drones Street Heat Tuesday, December 4, 4:15-5pm Hancock Air Base main entrance, E. Molloy Rd., Mattydale. Justice for Palestine Organizing Meeting Wednesday, December 5, 5pm SPC Office, 2013 E. Genesee St. (2nd floor*), Syracuse. Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation Steering Comm. Meeting Tuesday, December 11, 7pm SPC Office, 2013 E. Genesee St. (2nd floor*), Syracuse. Beyond War & Militarism Meeting Thursday, December 13, 6:30pm 401 Scottholm Blvd., Syracuse. New Year’s Eve Anti-War and Anti-Militarism Vigil Monday, December 31, 5-5:45pm Vigil at S. Salina at Clinton Square, downtown Syracuse (in front of the creche and Christmas tree). Bring your own sign or use one of ours. Soup supper immediately following at Ed Kinane and Ann Tiffany’s home (340 Midland Ave., Syracuse) until 8pm. 315-478-4571. *If stairs are a concern for you, please contact the office and we will move the meeting to the ground floor.

New Year’s Eve Vigil, 2013. Photo: Ursula Rozum

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Laura Burch Pottery – G66 Mizu Marbling Art – C23 Planet Love – G55 607-229-4379 Julie Ehrentraut Tanya Zabinski & Joe thrown porcelain mugs, butter 607-229-4500 mizumarblingart. DiPasquale dishes, vases com 716-652-1274 planetlovedesigns. water marbling art Link’s Stained Glass – G40 com silkscreen clothing Tina Link Moon Rabbit Press – G116 287-0787 linkstainedglass.com Chris Charles Rag Rugs – C2 stained glass 585-200-6491 moonrabbitpress. Merri Baldwin com 607-749-3354 ragrugs2order.com Louise’s Daughter – C18 fine-art prints, posters, cards Cheryl & Don Olney rag rugs 585-734-0652 louisesdaughter. National Action Network – C19 Red Tree Studio – C28 com 395-2644 syracusenan.com Kimberly Paige wood art information redtree-studio.com Lukacs Pottery – G100 Neighbors of the Onondaga silver, bronze, copper jewelry Mark & Cathy Lukacs Nation – C25 Repurposed Things – C8 483-4357 lukacspottery.com 473-0223 David Goldman stoneware pottery information, buttons, stickers, 744-8320 oldmachinesnewthings. books Maggie’s Farm – G84 com New Environment useful objects from parts of old Maggie Alexander machines 750-5863 maggiesfarminc.com Association – C31 yarn, goat milk soaps/creams, Harry Schwarzlander Reyen Design Studios – G46 totes information David & Dorita Reyen 635-8817 reyendesignstudios.com Matyevich, Elaine – G99 North Star Designs – G42 436-1274 hand dyed & felted silks & Andrew Jewett accessories quilling, origami, 3d paper shapes 518-584-9065 facebook.com/ Mazur, Polly – G69 northstardesigns Rhea, Candace – G70 445-1970 gold, silver, gemstone jewelry Garden Littles painted wooden doll furniture, 727-4786 North Star Designs – G43 ceramic sculpture & tiles highchairs, dolls Elizabeth Mehrtens McBride, Linda – G90 518-584-9065 facebook.com/ Rogers, Deborah – C14 498-4217 northstardesigns 727-6993 photo props, tassels, bird houses, blockprint & hand-dyed clothing cards, paintings, jewelry ornaments O’Brien, Laurel – G81 Rollings, Susan – C7 McGrath, Karen – G83 laurelobrien.com Sundancer Designs Textile Co. 505-490-9363 metalwork and jewelry 607-279-6535 sundancerclothing. knitted & felted items etsy.com Only One River – G93 hand dyed & painted clothing McKenney, David – C12 Lisa Bukowski 373-3078 oil lamp rock candles Roots Uplifted – C24 blown & lampworked glass Valerie Escoffery Peace of Paper Designs – 480-7375 rootsuplifted.org Michelle DaRin Jewelry – G74 handmade notecards, painted G97 Cindy Stultz angels, fabric lights 546-5956 michelledarinjewelry.com 446-8102 facebook.com/ wearable art (jewelry) peaceofpaperdesigns Rootwork Herbals – G64 origami cranes, earrings, stars, Amanda David Minnifield, Ralph – G41 paper magnets 607-592-0196 rootworkherbals. America’s Best Belts & com Accessories Peachie Originals – G50 handcrafted herbal remedies 428-0312 Tony & June Burns leather art scrollsawpuzzles.com wooden art puzzles, scroll saw art continued on page 17

– 15 – SPC Holiday Wish List Contact us or stop by our info table (C26) if you can help!

• Card table, small rectangular table • Cardboard trifolds for displays • Projector screen • Sheets (to make banners) • Space heater • Office coffee maker • Pop-up tent • Kitchen towels • Bungee cords • Gift cards to Recess or Picasso’s • Gift card to Commercial Art Store (Erie Blvd) • Craft supplies (paints, brushes) • Foamboard for making demonstration signs • Blank greeting cards with nice designs • Lightweight, portable dry erase board For a full list of items, see tinyurl.com/yddwmfws

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Silver-man – G46 Stewart, Pam & Bob - G47 The Glass Shed – G107 John Holden Basin & Range Don Burke 585-394-9110 466-2094 299-8036 theglassshed.com sterling silver & copper jewelry gourd-antler vessels, antler lamps, hand blown glass pendants, candle holders marbles, paperweights Simple Pleasures Yarns & Fiber – G109 Syracuse Community Choir The Memorable Image – Sheila Blais – G71 G117 518-744-8586 428-8151 Jamie Redmond hand dyed yarns, woven & knit syracusecommunitychoir.org thememorableimage.com items literature, compact discs, t-shirts, cards, print, calendars, magnets, posters tea towels Simplesong Studio – G106 Pat Sorbini Syracuse Cultural Workers Twisted & Turned – G99 716-570-5201 – G119 Audrey Langkammerer mixed media collages, handbound 474-1132 syracuseculturalworkers. 727-8737 journals com mittens & blankets cards, posters, calendars Sharon Alama Designs – C17 Wallflowers & Cards – G88 sharonalama.com Syracuse Peace Council Lisa Davis paper jewelry, cards, sock puppies, Craft Table – G102 wallflowersandcards.com art prints photography, digital floral graphics Syracuse Peace Council Info Skye, Janaya – G79 Table – C26 White’s Pottery – G114 etsy.com/janayaskyepebbleart Dean White pebble art Syracuse Peace Council 404-5847 whitespottery.com Raffle Table – C15 Skye, Marla – G79 hand thrown clay pottery 378-6226 marlaskye.com Syracuse Peace Council Worker’s Center of CNY – Native American-themed artwork, Silent Auction – VESTIBULE G76 jewelry, crafts Syracuse Soapworks – C35 218-5708 workerscentercny.org Sobel, Christi – C1 Rick Reina & Jeremy Dottin- Info, buttons, logo items 607-539-7805 christisobel.com Reina notecards, gift cards, tags 479-0400 syracusesoapworks.com Songbird Healing Crystals natural soap & bath products, gift sets – G49 Mary Siver 767-6921 songbirdhealingcrystals.com wire-wrapped crystal & gemstone jewelry St. John Pottery – G123 Millie St. John Schmidt 638-7399 stoneware pottery

– 17 – Working Towards Zero Waste at Plowshares

This year the Plowshares Craftsfair & Peace Festival is furthering its commitment to sustainability by working toward a zero waste event. In collaboration with OCRRA we will have recycling stations that include bins for food scraps and compostable flatware, napkins and plates, in addition to bottle, can, and paper recycling. With the exception of the coffee and soup lids, the Mission Restaurant is using all compostable and recyclable materials. Compost and recycling bins can be found throughout the site. Together we can all enjoy a greener Plowshares!

Monday: 11:30am–2:00pm Tuesday–Thursday:

11:30am–9:00pm

Friday: 11:30am–10:00pm

Saturday: 5:00–10:00pm

Sunday: 11:00am–3:00pm

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Columbus Circle 304 E Onondaga St RESTAURANT & CATERING Syracuse, NY 13202 E MISSIO TH N IS www.themissionrestaurant.com THE M SION

– 18 – Plowshares Craftsfair Menu Food provided by the Mission Restaurant Delivery available to vendor booths

*BREAKFAST BURRITO - scrambled eggs, roasted potatoes, onions, peppers, cheddar-jack cheese (served until noon) *VEGGIE BURRITO - black beans, sweet peppers, onions, zucchini, spinach and corn with Spanish rice, cheddar-jack cheese and salsa QUESADILLA - cheddar-jack cheese Spinach & roasted pepper Salsa, Sour cream, Guacamole CHIPS AND SALSA *SOUP OF THE DAY cup or bowl *VEGAN CHILI cup or bowl MACARONI AND CHEESE cup or bowl *SPINACH SALAD with oranges, dried cranberries, almonds, red onions and cider vinaigrette *ROASTED SEASONAL VEGETABLES *APPLE CRISP BROWNIES

Monday CORNBREAD : 11:30am–2:00 pm Tuesday–Thursday: 11:30 SPRITZERS am–9:00 pm Friday: 11:30am–10:00pm Saturday BOTTLED WATER : 5:00–10:00 pm Sunday: 11:00am–3:00 pm COFFEE, TEA, HOT CHOCOLATE 5:00 –9:00 pm * Gluten free items. Burritos can be made without 475-7344 the flour tortilla—please ask your server! Columbus Circle 304 E Onondaga St RESTAURANT & CATERING Syracuse, NY 13202 THE MISSION www.themissionrestaurant.com THE MISSION

– 19 – – 20 – ENTERTAINMENT Enjoy a full slate of entertainment, including music and dance, at the stage in the far corner of the gym. Look for familiar favorites and new acts. The full schedule is posted at the main entrance and near the stage. Keep an eye out for traveling performers as well!

Entertainment Booking & Coordination: Art Sinclair & Beth Mosley Stage Managers: Mark Zane & Mark Bostick Sound Tech: Brian Caufield Saturday* 10:00 Eli Thomas 11:00 Salt City Ukulele 12:00 Dos XX 1:00 Syracuse Community Choir 1:45 Hanita Blair 2:30 Mark Zane 3:15 Ionah and the Head Over Heels Dance Company 4:00 Yak Hip Hop Dance and Culture Traveling Performers: Ribbonsteel Rappers Sunday* 11:00 Eli Thomas 11:30 Savannah Juvannis 12:00 The Luckiest Men 1:00 River Stone 2:00 Todd Brown 3:00 Falling Forward 4:00 No Strings Attached

*Check posters near entrance and at stage for most up-to-date schedule

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– 22 – Don’t Forget Your Raffle Tickets!

Tickets: $1 each or 6 for $5 Buy your tickets at the raffle table (near the SPC Marketplace in the cafeteria) or from our roving salespeople.

Drawings are held throughout the weekend, and you don’t have to be present to win. If you are, you can choose your favorite among the raffle prizes. The Plowshares raffle is a tradition, with lots of prizes from area artists, craftspeople, local businesses, services, a variety of treasures from SPC members. Come see what surprises are waiting for you this year at the SPC raffle!

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– 24 – Do you want to work for a world where war, violence and exploitation in any form will no longer exist? Join the Syracuse Peace Council! [ ] Yes! I want to become a Member of SPC! Members receive a Peace Newsletter subscription, a Membership card & opportunities to join in local peace & justice organizing. Members agree to the SPC Statement of Purpose found at the SPC table (C26)(C24) & peacecouncil.net/statement-of-purpose. Name______

Email______

Phone______

Address ______

City______State______Zip______

Membership Dues: Financial or Volunteer Contribution [ ] Work Contribution I would like to be involved with SPC’s work! Please contact me about doing 2 hours (or more) of Membership Work Hours. [ ] Financial Contribution Enclosed are my annual membership dues of $______. Suggested amount is your hourly wage multiplied by two or $15-150 based on your means.

Mail completed form to: Syracuse Peace Council, 2013 Please send completed form to: Syracuse Peace Council, 2013 E. E. Genesee St., Syracuse, NY 13210. Sign up online at Genesee St., Syracuse NY, 13210. Signup online: www.peacecouncil. peacecouncil.net/membership. Questions? Contact us: 315.472.5478net/membership. or Questions? [email protected]. Contact Ursula at SPC: (315) 472-5478, [email protected]

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– 26 – Thank You, Thank You!

Thanks to the scores of people who make Plowshares possible. Special appreciation to the hard-working and fun- loving folks of the Plowshares Committee: Art Sinclair, Andy Molloy, Barb Floch, Beth Mosley, Jonathan Trier, Karen Kerney, Lanny Freshman, Marie Summerwood, and Rae Kramer * Nottingham High School for hosting Plowshares. Much appreciation to the staff at the school and school district central office. * The many, many, many volunteers who share in the work and joy that culminate in the Plowshares weekend. You are an essential part of this vibrant and loving community. * Steve Morrison and The Mission Restaurant and participating staff and volunteers for the wonderful food. Food is an essential part of the Plowshares experience. * The performers who help make Plowshares so much more than a craftsfair, as well as the tech folks who help them look and sound good (page 21). * The many generous donors to the Raffle (page 25) and Silent Auction (pages 6-7). Special thanks to Dave Griola, Donna Muhs- McCarten, Julienne Oldfield, Melinda Wells, Deborah Rose, and Tammi for their work soliciting silent auction items. * The SPC Marketplace Committee: Kim McCoy, Wendy Yost, Jess Maxwell and Michaela Czerkies. * SPC interns Hayley Madigan, Andrea Stirbescu & Georgina Wang. * Publicity team Carol Baum, Stephanie Cross, John Carroll, Geoff Oldfield and many others who distributed fliers and lawn signs. * Advertisers in the written program. * Big thanks to SPC staff organizersfor your hard work and good cheer. * Apologies to anyone we’ve inadvertently overlooked.

– 27 – The Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse (ACTS) proudly celebrates and supports the Syracuse Peace Council's 48th Plowshares Craftsfair and Peace Festival!

As a member and ally, we work together to create a community and world that is fair and just for everyone

[email protected] 315.416.6363 acts-syracuse.org

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– 28 – Take Action with the Syracuse Peace Council

Are you wondering where your skills and expertise fit into the Peace Council’s ongoing projects?

Join us at one of the upcoming events or meetings listed on pg. 14. We’re also always looking for help around the office and with ongoing organizing work. Stop by the Peace Council info table (C26) to get plugged in, or contact us at a time that’s good for you. www.peacecouncil.net • 315-472-5478 [email protected]

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– 30 – Join hundreds of fellow Central New Yorkers to take a stand for our neighbors. Express your concerns about immigration justice, climate justice, healthcare, economic fairness, racism, militarism and more. Come to our meetings to learn more about becoming actively engaged.

JOIN US AT OUR UPCOMING MEETINGS

SUNDAY DECEMBER 16, 2018 @ 3PM - 5PM Join us for a full coalition meeting focused on immigration updates led by organizers of the Workers Center, followed by committee breakouts. Park Central Presbyterian 504 E Fayette St. Syracuse

SUNDAY JANUARY 6, 2018 @ 3PM - 5PM Join us for our semi-annual membership meeting and coordinating committee/board elections. All new and established members and supporters are invited to attend. Committees are invited to share their vision for the upcoming year. All Saints Bishop Harrison Center, 1342 Lancaster Ave. Syracuse

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