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Postbag Protest!

"Miss Hall suggests that the large number of young people on the NZAVS march was somehow a point against it. To my mind it is a good thing that the young are aware of issues that concern the world which they will inherit."
- J.M. Mother of a Punk, Wgn.

"Spiky hair - grey hair - long hair - short hair - so what!"
- L.R. Punk. Chch.

"Is Hall trying to tell us that Mike (Lamburger) Moore, SAFE Patron and live sheep exporter - is a vegan and wears rope sandals?"
- F.T. Wgn.

"Perhaps if Ms Hall had looked closely she would have seen large numbers of Punks with non-spiky hair and canvas boots. Veganism is not the issue vivisection is!"
- C.M. Wgn.

"Why doesn't she attack the vivisectors?"
- R.S. Palmerston North.

"Instead of criticising our march from her SAFE vantage point one would think she would have gratefully joined it."
- C.F., Punk, Wgn.

"I am at a loss to understand how one's hairstyle prohibits one from protesting the medical invalidity of vivisection."
- S.C. Wgn.

Thanks to the following teenagers and punks, who, in the three-month midwinter period May to July 1987, achieved on their weekly Petition stalls in central Wellington thousands of signatures for NZAVS Petition... and the sum of:

One thousand three hundred and thrity nine dollars donations to NZAVS

We should all hope that this "fashionable trend" of trend of young people will long continue:

Special thanks to Punk organiser... Colette McKenzie

Some Punk publications

The following alternative magazines promote NZAVS and their editors directly assisted its 1987 World Day for Laboratory Animals march:

Anti-system
Second Dark Age
Catalyst
The Alternative
Divided We Fall
Positive Approach

NZAVS thanks Palmerston North punk Richard Stanton

Assisted by Sean White, Lisa Shearman, Jason Dermer, Janine Sheehan, Fiona Winters, Lisa Parish, Stephanie O'Brien and Lawrence O'Halloran for their ongoing Petition Stall which has raised hundreds of signatures and the sum of:
One Hundred and Thirty One Dollars
Public donations to NZAVS

Congratulations to Masterton teenager Darren Luke

and his young colleagues who have gathered proportionately more signatures than any other district... and their public donations of:
One Hundred and Twenty Two Dollars... to NZAVS
Thank you Darren
(We hope you haven't got spiky hair!)