PERSONAL CHOICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE TO APPEAR AT UTAH STATE FAIR
Charles Jay anxious to make personal contact with voters -- and to enter drawing for a horse!!

CHARLES JAY, the Utah-based Personal Choice Party's nominee for U.S. President, will be offering voters the opportunity to meet and talk with a candidate in this year's presidential election when he appears at the Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City, it was announced today.

Mr. Jay will be stationed at the Personal Choice Booth at the fair on Friday, September 17 and Saturday, September 18 throughout the afternoon and evening. There is the possibility that he will be present on Thursday, September 16 as well.

For the Personal Choice Party candidate, whose name will be on the November 2 general election ballot, this is a unique chance to talk about the themes of personal choice and "free agency" he holds in common with Utah voters, and to meet face-to-face with people who are looking for an alternative to politics as usual.

"There won't be any canned speeches," says Jay. "I'm interested in talking with people on a one-on-one basis and finding out what their concerns are. What I'm discovering more and more is that people are growing tired of a two-party system that, in the end, really offers the same thing - a more intrusive government. We bring a fresh approach, based on the philosophy that people are entitled to make decisions for themselves in every part of their lives, and that society functions best when everyone respects each other's right to make those personal choices.

"When people start to think about it, they respond to that kind of message, which celebrates and expands liberty rather than restricting it."

Jay will have campaign literature and fliers available in the booth, as well as special campaign buttons featuring pictures of both himself and his running mate, former adult film star Marilyn Chambers.

And that's not all:

K.C. "Sarge" Froehle, Personal Choice Party candidate for Salt Lake County Council, District 2, has donated a horse to the Personal Choice PAC, to be given away in a drawing open to those who either register to vote, or are already registered to vote, and who fill out an application form at the Personal Choice Booth at the Utah State Fair. The four-year-old quarter horse, estimated to be worth in the neighborhood of $3500, will be given away in the latter part of October. Officials of the Personal Choice Party feel this is an ideal way to encourage Utahns to become part of the political process between now and Election Day.

"Just think, you can meet Charles Jay AND have a chance to win a horse," says Personal Choice Party Moderator Ken Larsen. "Wow! What a combination."


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