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Pittsgrove, New Jersey: Group of Teens Rallying Against Tobacco to Share Outdoor Movie
by Michael Maltsev
Cumberland County REBEL will team with Salem and Gloucester REBEL Chapters for a free Tri-County movie event which will focus on fun and learning on the big screen, 1950s style! The event will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday at Green Branch Park in Pittsgrove. All high school REBEL members in Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem counties are invited to attend. The event will feature a movie shown on a two-story inflatable screen, a trivia contest with prizes and popcorn and hot chocolate. Dress warmly and bring a lawn chair.REBEL (Reaching Everyone by Exposing Lies) is a statewide movement by and for New Jersey teens who want to break free from the influences of Big Tobacco. It is a youth-led program with chapters in high schools and middle schools throughout New Jersey.
source-http://www.thedailyjournal.com/article/20091103/LOCAL01/911030306
Cumberland County REBEL will team with Salem and Gloucester REBEL Chapters for a free Tri-County movie event which will focus on fun and learning on the big screen, 1950s style! The event will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday at Green Branch Park in Pittsgrove. All high school REBEL members in Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem counties are invited to attend. The event will feature a movie shown on a two-story inflatable screen, a trivia contest with prizes and popcorn and hot chocolate. Dress warmly and bring a lawn chair.REBEL (Reaching Everyone by Exposing Lies) is a statewide movement by and for New Jersey
teens who want to break free from the influences of Big Tobacco. It is a youth-led program with chapters in high schools and middle schools throughout New Jersey.
source-http://www.thedailyjournal.com/article/20091103/LOCAL01/911030306