61. Libertarian Party Of Lebanon County. Official site of the libertarian party of Lebanon County, PA. Spreading liberty, freedom, and the libertarian philosophy through political action. http://www.digital-exp.com/lplc/

You know what's best for you. We are America's third largest political party and the only party working for everyone's liberty on every issue, every day. The Libertarian Party is unique in American politics, because it is a party created to spread and implement the political philosophy of libertarianism. As a recognized County Committee, it is our goal to recruit and council candidates for local and state office, and to build the Libertarian party membership. It is the goal of the party t o elect public officials in sufficient numbers to effectively minimize the size and scope of government while maintaining its effectiveness in its essential roles of protecting individual life, liberty and property and expanding individual personal and economic liberty. Page Index: What's New Statement of Principles Meetings Quick Links * * * * What's New * * * * Ballot Access Drive Deadline Approaching Time is running out for the 2004 Libertarian Candidates' Ballot Access Drive. The nomination papers must be submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of State by August 2, 2004, but the county committees and the state committee need time to coallate and count the them. Lebanon County petitioners are requested to submit all outstanding nomination papers to the committee no later then Sunday, July 11, at the monthly meeting.

62. Libertarian Party Of Kern County The libertarian party is your representative in American politics. The libertarian party is America s third largest and fastest growing political party. http://www1.iwvisp.com/kernlib/

Libertarian Party of Kern County The LPKC is the Kern County (or Region 15) affiliate of the LPC The LPC is the California affiliate of the Libertarian Party. Chairman: Dr. Bob Sheckler Phone: (760) 377-5258 Fax:(760) 377-5451 Vice chairman: Jeffrey Laing Phone: (805) 821-4212 Secretary: Greg Goodsall Treasurer: Ryan Gifford Phone: (805) 387-1914 PRESS RELEASE Jeffrey Laing, the outgoing1998 Chairman and unsuccessful candidate for the 34th District Assembly seat was elected Vice Chairman. He spoke glowingly about the individual members who had supported the party over the last year, passing out certificates of merit to those who worked the Kern County Fair booth at Bakersfield and others who made the year so successful for the Libertarians that not only were the number of registered Libertarians increased from about 1207 to well over 1500 during the year. He also mentioned that the dues paying Members of the Libertarian Party had increased from 37 to 68. Greg Goodsall was elected to the office of Secretary and Ryan Gifford was re-elected Treasurer. Dr. Sheckler pointed out that the goal was to have more registered Libertarians, more registered Libertarians joing the state and national parties, and more Libertarians active in the operation of their party in Kern County. to this end the various members of the Board were directed to find ways to establish different committees based on finding more ways to bring Libertarianism to Kern County and the various cities, towns and taxing districts within it. Another goal is to have Libertarians run for every elective office within the country.

63. I Political Art /i learned about the libertarian party roughly a year after I discovered the writings of Ayn Rand. I was delighted to discover a political party which promoted http://www.libertyartworx.com/Decl-of-indep.html

My Declaration of Independence from the Libertarian Party July 18, 2000 To my friends, associates, and others in the libertarian movement: The time has come to end my 24-year association with the Libertarian Party of the United States and/or its affiliates. It has taken me the better part of a year to come to this decision, and it is not taken without trepidation. For the benefit of those who are curious as to my reasons, I will explain them now. I first learned about the Libertarian Party roughly a year after I discovered the writings of Ayn Rand. I was delighted to discover a political party which promoted the ideals of individual rights and responsibility which I had only recently claimed as my own. LP members introduced me to a wide variety of important libertarian writers, which gave me a broader and deeper understanding and appreciation for liberty. I was troubled to find that Rand herself rejected the LP, but as I disagreed with her on a few other points I also dismissed her objections to the LP's lack of an explicit philosophical base. As things developed, this may have been a mistake. I still cherish my memories of the first LP National Convention I attended, the one held in Los Angeles in 1979. I found a virtual Who's Who of the libertarian movement in attendance (at least at a speakers' panel or two if not in the business sessions proper), with discussions on a wide range of topics ranging from fundamental philosophy, to in-depth examinations of various issues, to the nuts-and-bolts of political campaigning. The atmosphere was freewheeling, fun, and revolutionary. I came away from that convention charged up and ready promote both the Party and its cause.

64. A Satirical Political Beliefs Assessment Test A humorous political party quiz to test if you re a conservative, liberal, libertarian, or a communist. http://www.geocities.com/donaldjhagen/humoroustest.html

THE SATIRICAL POLITICAL BELIEFS ASSESSMENT TEST A Humorous Political Party Quiz to Test If You're an Archconservative, Leftwing Wacko, Antigovernment Libertine or a Commie Sympathizer by Donald J. Hagen Email: donaldjhagen@yahoo.com INTRODUCTION Political parties share much in common with obscenity. Both are difficult to define, yet, to paraphrase U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's definition of obscenity, you know a political party when you see it. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that some of the most obscene acts in our nation's history were allegedly the deliberate handiwork of some of the most honored and respected political parties in America. All Americans realize this, which is why becoming a member of the U.S. Supreme Court is such a grueling ordeal. This test, however, is a work of satire, not a history lesson. Consider all questions in this quiz as purely hypothetical situations, posed to discover your perception of reality, rather than actual reality. Through this test’s funny question and answer format you will unearth far deeper insights into your personal political persuasion than on those dry political party tests, which merely pose a dull array of boring questions to give you a rough estimate of whether you are a conservative or liberal. And rather than using the funny test formats used on all those popular online personality purity tests and quizzes, which merely poke fun of one political viewpoint, this test allows you see the humor in four political viewpoints at once!

65. Libertarian Party Of Canada - Encyclopedia Article About Libertarian Party Of Ca Libertarianism is a political philosophy which advocates Libertarians believe individuals should be free to do The party described itself as Canada s fourth http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Libertarian Party of Canada

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Libertarian Party of Canada Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Founded in 1975 the Libertarian Party of Canada adheres to the philosophy of libertarianism This article deals with Libertarianism as understood in the United States. For a discussion of the meaning of the term libertarian that is traditional in (continental) Europe, see libertarian socialism. Libertarianism is a political philosophy which advocates individual rights and a limited government. Libertarians believe individuals should be free to do anything Click the link for more information. and has been particularly influenced by the ideas of Ayn Rand Ayn Rand (Ayn rhymes with "mine"), born Alissa Zinovievna Rosenbaum (February 2, 1905 - March 6, 1982), was a controversial American philosopher and novelist, most famous for her philosophy of Objectivism. Her philosophy and her fiction both emphasize above all the human individual and the genius he is capable of. Her novels were based upon the Randian hero, a man whose genius leads others to reject him, but who nonetheless perseveres to prove himself. Rand viewed this hero as the "ideal man" and made it the express goal of her literature to show these men. Click the link for more information.

66. Front Page the political party that rejects George Bush s Amendment, go to The Russo for President Web Site http//www.russoforpresident.com and the libertarian party Web http://www.cmlc.org/

Hosted by: Last Modified: February 8, 2004. Added in .pdf format and out of sequence the November, December, January, and February issues of Let Freedom Ring! and Libertarian Strategy Gazette. Special Welcome to Log Cabin Libertarians A special welcome to Log Cabin Libertarians, in particular to ex-members of the Log Cabin Republicans and similar people who have discovered that their former political party is no longer a suitable home. To be to the point, I am straight, but not narrow. I am not by faith or ancestry a Jew. When I say that President Bush's Constitutional Amendment discriminates against gays (and a long list of others), it is not my ox being gored. And when I note that America's largest branch of Judaism and many branches of Christianity, though not President Bush's, view marriage between gays as valid, I am bearing witness that President Bush proposes to use the Federal Constitution to persecute religious minorities. It is sad that the Republican Party wishes to enshrine in our Constitution a piece of Anti-Semitic (for some Jews), Anti-Christian (for some Christians) Gay-bashing, but it is true. Our country was in fair part founded by the likes of the Pilgrims, the Quakers, and the Mennonites, people who came to America to flee religious and other persecution. Now the Republicans want to enshrine religious persecution in the Federal Constitution, which is an act as utterly false to our traditions as can be imagined. I do not propose to run a big organization 'Log Cabin Libertarians' myself. However, sometimes to find the people who will salute an idea, you need to run it up the flagpole. If you are interested in joining, I can be reached at phillies@4liberty.net. I am looking for volunteers. To read about the political party that rejects George Bush's Amendment, go to

67. Political Parties-2003 In a political landscape dominated by the Democratic and Republican parties and are running candidates in various states Greens, libertarian party, Natural Law http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/parties03.html

Return to Main Page Photos Political parties frame the debate, recruit candidates and raise money. The Democratic and Republican parties dominate American politics and are organized at the national, state, and local level level. Other parties (click here) are struggling to gain a foothold Over the past decade in many states, an increasing percentage of the electorate has chosen to remain unaffiliated ( ex.1 ex.2 Articles Campaign Finance Reform : New law faces many hurdles. 2002 Midterm Elections : Overview. 2003 Edition July 2003 [for 2002 edition National Committees Republican National Committee Summer Meeting : New York, NY July 23-26, 2003 Chairman Ed Gillespie Co-chair Ann Wagner (MO) finances Democratic National Committee Fall Meeting: Washington, DC October 2-4, 2003 Chairman Terry McAuliffe finances Republican Governors Association Chairman Bill Owens (CO) Vice Chairman Bob Taft (OH) Democratic Governors Association Chairman Gary Locke (WA) Vice Chairman Tom Vilsack (IA) National Republican Congressional Committee contribs expends Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee ... Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee State Parties Links to Republican State Parties Link to Democratic State Parties Official Party Auxiliaries National Federation of Republican Women President - Heidi Smith (NV), from Jan. 2002.

68. Libertarian Party Of Johnson County Home Page Welty, Chair Send mail to libertarian party of Johnson to join the The Real libertarian Webring Incorrect Webring This webring exposes political correctness for http://lpjc.home.att.net/

Find Some Fun The Party of Principle ... with Liberty and Justice for All The Libertarian Party of Johnson County Live Love Laugh Hopes for Harmony this Holiday Season from your local Libertarians Joy to the World Peace on Earth Abundance for All The dream is freedom... Newest stuff! Libertarians are against Iowa City's proposed ordinance to prohibit smoking in restaurants * More info later! Promotion: * Order high-quality pulpboard beer mats printed with beer nutrition info ($5 each, or get the Poker Party Deal: 5 for $20) * Friends of liberty . . . loving, laughing, here and now . . . for truth frees us all. We Friends of Liberty Lights of Liberty Chat Threads ... Help Home page updated December 7, 2001 Thank you for notifying the webmaster of errors, omissions, and suggestions. Support => Vote, Volunteer, Donate Main index Current projects All projects ... the webmaster so I can make corrections. Webrings Here are some webrings to stimulate ideas and debate. Some sites may support your ideas. Some sites may refute your ideas. I hope they take you into and out of your comfort zone. I hope they make you examine your assumptions. I hope they help create dialog on this site.

69. Our Campaigns - Political Party Detail Page , The libertarian party is committed to America s heritage of freedom * individual liberty and personal responsibility * a...... political party DETAILS, http://www.ourcampaigns.com/cgi-bin/r.cgi/PartyDetail.html?&PartyID=3

70. Pinellas County, FL - Supervisor Of Elections - Deborah Clark Progressive libertarian party. (PRL) Progressive libertarian party. Reform party. (LAW) The Natural Law party. The No political Affiliation party of Florida. http://votepinellas.com/PoliticalParties.aspx

Home Page About the Supervisor About Deborah Clark Office Locations ... Precinct Finder Political Parties 1st United+Independent Party of God (UIG) 1st United+Independent Party of God America First Party of Florida (AFP) America First Party of Florida American Reform Party of Florida (ARP) American Reform Party of Florida British Reformed Sectarian Party (BRS) British Reformed Sectarian Party Christian Party (CHR) Christian Party Citizen Party of Florida (CIT) Citizen Party of Florida Constitution Party of Florida (CPF) Constitution Party of Florida Democratic Party Florida Democratic Party Pinellas County Democratic Party Florida Patriot Party (PAT) Florida Patriot Party Florida Socialist Workers Party (SWP) Florida Socialist Workers Independence Party of Florida (IDP) Independence Party of Florida Independent Democrats of Florida (IDF) Independent Democrats of Florida Independent Party (INT) Independent Party Libertarian Party of Florida (LIB) Libertarian Party of Florida Progressive Libertarian Party (PRL) Progressive Libertarian Party Reform Party (REF) Reform Party Republican Party Pinellas County Republican Executive Committee Republican Party of Florida Socialist Party of Florida (SPF) Socialist Party of Florida Southern Party of Florida (SOP) Southern Party of Florida The Family Values Party (FVP) Family Values Party The Green Party of Florida, Inc.

71. More On The LP United States third largest political party with affiliates than any other third party since 1914. The history of libertarian party milestones includes such http://web.mit.edu/libertarians/www/learnmore.html

Introduction to the Libertarian Party Note: This page was produced by members of the MIT Libertarians. To our knowledge, all factual information is correct. However, the Libertarian Party Home Page is far more official. What is Libertarianism? Why a Libertarian Party? Why to Join the Libertarian Party Why to Register as Libertarian ... Why to Vote Libertarian What is Libertarianism? Libertarianism is a political philosphy. The term "libertarian" dates at least as far back as 1789, arising from the turbulence of both the American and French revolutions. There are probably as many "strict" definitions of the term as there are libertarians. But in general, libertarians combine the strong defense of individual civil liberties, due process, social tolerance (religous, lifestyle choices, etc.), open immigration, and nonconformity espoused by modern day "liberals" with an equally strong defense of free markets, private property, free trade, radically reduced government and international noninterventionism often espoused by conservatives. In the World's Smallest Political Quiz you can begin to see how this combination arises. The traditional left-right axis between liberal and conservative covers only part of the picture. Essentially both sides want government involved in a good deal of a priavte citizen's life, it's only a question of where. Liberals tend to favor government intervention and planning in economic matters, but leave social issues up to the individual. Conservatives tend to favor government direction of social issues, personal behavior, and "tough on crime" civil liberties intrusions, but leave economics to the private sector. Where does that leave people who want "free speech" AND "less taxes"? Or people who dislike both?

72. LIBERTARIAN PARTY THE libertarian party. party OVERVIEW. The libertarian party is America s third largest political party. To put their position in a nutshell,. http://www.thelastcool.com/dh2k/html/p-libertarian.html

Official Candidates Looks Aren't Everything The Parties Party Logos ... THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY PARTY OVERVIEW The Libertarian Party is America's third largest political party. To put their position in a nutshell, "Libertarians believe the answer to America's political problems is the same commitment to freedom that earned America its greatness: a free-market economy and the abundance and prosperity it brings; a dedication to civil liberties and personal freedom that marks this country above all others; and a foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade as prescribed by America's founders." The party was founded in Colorado in 1971 by a small group of activists who wanted to create an alternative to the two ageing political parties. They have grown rapidly and are now seeing success in state and local elections, but have yet to make a significant mark in the presidential election.

73. Aaron Russo For President libertarian party Web Site News. Quotes by Aaron Russo The two political parties talk about bringing freedom to Iraq. Why don’t http://www.russoforpresident.com/

News Quotes by Aaron Russo: The privately owned Federal Reserve Bank is the root cause of America’s unemployment problem they have destroyed the value of the American currency, raising the cost of living so high that American workers no longer compete when you buy a house for one hundred thousand dollars and sell it for two hundred thousand dollars the value of the house did not go up, the value of the dollar went down, because it takes more dollars to buy the same house .It is time to install a sound money system so the cost of living stays the same from year to year. When you hear the words, "New World Order," "One World Order," "globalization," and "One World Government,"  put on your running shoes and get away as quickly as you can. Those are the buzzwords for slavery. I will stop the Federal Government from denying people the use of medical marijuana. The greatest scandal in the history of America is presently being perpetrated by the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank; it makes the Enron, WorldCom, and Tyco scandals look infantile by comparison. When I am sworn into office as President of the United States, and I swear an "Oath to the Constitution," you better believe that I BELIEVE in that oath.

74. Magnifisyncopathological: My First Political Party! went to the September Business Meeting of the Travis County libertarian party, the first time I ve ever made the effort to get this close to political activism http://www.drizzten.com/blargchives/000506.html

Magnifisyncopathological Quot homines tot sententiae Main Monthly Archives Recent Entries September 03, 2003 My First Political Party! So I went to the September Business Meeting of the Travis County Libertarian Party , the first time I've ever made the effort to get this close to political activism. I made the decision to do this after finally choosing to act upon a message from the Austin Liberator e-mail list. The message promoted the next event in the Distinguished Speaker Series : Ed Clark from Austin Energy , who'll be speaking about deregulation, the California energy mess, the recent northeast blackout, and other things. After calling Rick McGinnis (a very friendly guy) to confirm a slot, I figured I should check out the TCLP and get a personal feel for the people there. They usually meet at the Old Quarry Library on 7501 Village Center Drive off Far West Blvd from 6:45pm till 8. I screwed up and didn't find the place in time back last year when I resolved to check them out, but I got there early and made it fine tonight. The atmosphere was relaxed and mostly productive. Patrick Dixon, the TCLP Chair, got things moving. Having the attitude I have towards formal organizations, it took me a bit to adjust to the format of the proceedings. Recognizings, reports, agendas, minutes, and all that. I apparently picked a good night to drop by, as several folks mentioned attendance was the highest they'd seen in some time.

75. Florida Political Parties - Division Of Elections - Department Of State The No political Affiliation party of Florida (NPL). Progressive libertarian party (PRL) Web address http//www.geocities.com/progressivelibertarianparty Email http://election.dos.state.fl.us/online/parties.shtml

Division of Elections Florida Department of State Total Site Index DOS HOME PAGE ELECTIONS HOME PAGE About Us Election Information FL Administrative Code FL Administrative Weekly Forms Laws and Procedures Publications Supervisors of Elections Voting Systems Related Links Home About Us Help America Vote Act Election Information ... Contact Us Party abbreviations are used to designate political parties in reports of candidates and races. (Revised 1/22/04) Major Political Parties Florida Democratic Party (DEM) Web address: http://www.fladems.com Republican Party of Florida (REP) Web address: http://www.rpof.org Minor Political Parties 1st United + Independent Party of God (UIG) America First Party of Florida (AFP) American Reform Party of Florida (ARP) Web address: http://www.americanreform.org/ARP-State-Affiliates/florida.html

76. Political Parties, Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Resource Guide libertarian party of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania s 3rd largest political party that characterizes itself as the most moderater party, generally conservative on http://www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/government/parties.html

Select Library Area: Ask a Librarian Careers at CLP Computer Classes Directions Employment Genealogy/History Homework Help Hours Kids' Site Library Subject Guide Locations Renew a Book Request a Book Research Databases Resource Guide Search Subject Departments Support the Library Teens' Site Subject Search: Web Site Catalog Internet Search Database Search Events Search Resource Guide: ... Government Political Parties Pittsburgh Region Pennsylvania United States International Pittsburgh Region 14th Ward Independent Democratic Club The oldest, continuously-operating, community-based political club in the country. Includes the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Squirrel Hill, Point Breeze, North Point Breeze, Regent Square, Park Place, and Swisshelm Park. Allegheny County Democratic Committee Green Tree Democratic Committee Covers politics of Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, and City of Pittsburgh McCandless Republican Committee Penn Hills Republican Committee http://www.PennHillsGOP.org/ Republican Party in Penn Hills (Allegheny County), Pa. Republican Committee of Allegheny County (RCAC) RCAC is the structural foundation of the Republican Party for Allegheny County. RCAC serves to maintain and develop local (municipal) committees, as well as recruit, train, and support local Republican candidates. Additionally, the County Committee serves as a resource center for elected officials, residents, candidates, and committees at every level.

77. Political Parties In Canada - Les Partis Politiques Du Canada party of Ontario Ontario libertarian party Family Coalition Women s Health Provincial party Leaders Respond be making it clear to political candidates that http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/politics.htm

Political Parties and Elections in Canada Updated June 7, 2004 June 28/04 Federal Election Links Click the links below to jump directly further down on the page you're now reading to specific sections, or scroll down and browse at a more leisurely pace... election writ dropped May 23 registered political parties for the 2004 federal election - including party platforms media coverage of the 2004federal election political websites (federal election 2004) ... links to non-governmental federal election 2004 pages - includes: Canadian Union of Public Employees - Canadian Labour Congress - DisAbled Women's Network-Ontario - Council of Canadians with Disabilities - Centre for Social Justice - Toronto Disaster Relief Committee - Campaign 2000 - Childcare Resource and Research Unit - Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada - www.PlanetFriendly.net - Social Planning and Research Council (British Columbia) - HillWatch - nodice.ca The links in this box will take you further down on the page you're reading now, past the 2004 federal election links: November 2004 U.S. Presidential Election (November 2004)

78. Libertarian Party FAQ: Commonly Asked Questions 3. How big is the libertarian party? By almost every measure, the libertarian party is the third largest political party in America. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/libertarian/party/common-questions/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index Libertarian Party FAQ: Commonly Asked Questions There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge From: jwd3@dehnbase.fidonet.org (Joe Dehn) Newsgroups: talk.politics.libertarian alt.politics.libertarian Rate this FAQ N/A Worst Weak OK Good Great Current Top-Rated FAQs Are you an expert in this area? Share your knowledge and earn expert points by giving answers or rating people's questions and answers! This section of FAQS.ORG is not sanctioned in any way by FAQ authors or maintainers. Questions strongly related to this FAQ: I'm not sure which one of these I am at the moment, so: What is the difference between... by Rose Fox (2/19/2004) Other questions awaiting answers: 17345 questions related to other FAQs 3030 general questions 8127 answered questions Usenet FAQs Search ... RFC Index Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: jwd3@dehnbase.fidonet.org (Joe Dehn) Last Update June 07 2004 @ 00:20 AM

79. SOS, Missouri - Elections: 2002 Political Party Contacts chairman of the county or district committee of each political party established for a The commonly recognized party symbol of the libertarian party is the http://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/ballotsymbols.asp

(skip primary site navigation) (skip to page detail) Home Site Map ... Gov-to-Gov Elections (skip section navigation) Elections Contact Elections (skip content navigation) ... Voting Information Ballot Emblems (and commonly known national party symbols) The political parties submit to the Secretary of State's Office party symbols for the Missouri ballot. Section 115.385 of the Missouri Revised Statutes states that, "Not later than the twelfth Tuesday before an election at which the party's name will appear on the ballot, the state committee of each established statewide political party, the chairman of the county or district committee of each political party established for a county or district, and the provisional party chairman of each new party and group of petitioners shall select a party emblem and submit it in writing to the secretary of state." After this emblem is submitted, the Secretary of State certifies it to the election authorities for ballot publication. It is important here to note the distinction between these state party ballot emblems and commonly known national party symbols.

80. ELECTIONS ONTARIO - Registered Parties REGISTERED political PARTIES IN ONTARIO. Printfriendly Version. fdejong@greenparty.on.ca. ONTARIO LIBERAL party OLP. ONTARIO libertarian party NO ABBREVIATION. http://www.electionsontario.on.ca/en/cp_parties_registered_parties_en.shtml

home political parties registered parties election calendar candidates political parties registered parties party names forms constituency associations leadership contestants ... general guides Official Results Poll by poll results from the 2003 Provincial General Election. more Have a question? Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. more Provincial By-election Hamilton East Unofficial Election Results Need information about the federal election ... Elections Canada REGISTERED POLITICAL PARTIES IN ONTARIO As at : June 2, 2004 (In Alphabetical Order) COMMUNIST PARTY OF CANADA (ONTARIO) [CPC (ONTARIO)] President: Leader: None Elizabeth Rowley Address: 290A Danforth Ave Toronto ON M4K 1N6 Tel: Fax: Internet: http://www.communist-party.ca Email: pvoice@web.net ONTARIO PROVINCIAL CONFEDERATION OF REGIONS PARTY [ONT. COR PARTY] President: Leader: Eileen Butson Vacant Address: 24 Auchmar Rd Hamilton ON L9C 1C5 Tel: Fax: Internet: http://www.mountaincable.net/~galloway/cor Email: cor@mountaincable.net FAMILY COALITION PARTY OF ONTARIO [ONTARIO COALITION] President: Leader: Louis Reitzel Giuseppe Gori Address: 19-117 Ringwood Dr Stouffville ON L4A 8C1 Tel: Fax: Toll free: Internet: http://www.FamilyParty.on.ca

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