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American Opinion Foundation will be a proud participant at The John Birch Society's 50th Anniversary celebration from October 2-5, 2008. During this 4-day event, AOF will offer a number of FreedomGen activities to many of our attendees (not appropriate for kids under the age of 12), but primarily geared toward those between the ages of 12 and 20. Activities will include volleyball games, a bonfire (with S'mores!), a mini-golf outing*, an indoor pool party, a National Treasure-like scavenger hunt, an AOF/FreedomGen workshop, and FreedomGen Central; a place to hang-out with other "Freedom-Geners". There will also be giveaways, raffles, games, door prizes and more! Start making plans today to celebrate with Freedom Generation during this once in a lifetime event! Interested in joining in on any of the above bolded activites? E-mail Mary Benoit at
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and let her know which activities you plan on attending so she can make the appropriate arrangements. * $5.50 course fee per person, transportation included (space is limited, so register early). More about the JBS 50th The John Birch Society has reserved the Best Western Bridgewood Resort Hotel to accommodate their event. The keynote speaker for Saturday night is presidential candidate, Congressman Ron Paul (TX). The John Birch Society has scheduled a huge lineup of speakers for the educational portion of their celebration on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, including: - Larry Pratt of Gun Owners of America
- Oklahoma State Senator Randy Brogdon
- Arizona State Senator Karen Johnson
- Utah State Representative Stephen Sandstrom
- Dr. Steven Bonta of Penn State University
- Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson of BOND, Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny
- Hid Welch, son of JBS founder Robert Welch
- Reverend Steven Craft of Christian Citizenship Ministries
For more information on the 50th Anniversary celebration go to http://www.jbs.org/50th. |
InHome Conference in St. Charles, IL. The conference was attended by roughly 1,200 parents, children, and other local homeschooling leaders.