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Written by Gene Galin
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
This digest contains the following messages:
1. ISP Quarry Update
2. Save the Date - Fiesta Latina Saturday June 23
3. Deadbeat taxpayers
4. handyman recommendation
5. RE: Chatham Chatlist #2774
6. Re: Chatham Chatlist #2774
7. People who do not pay their property taxes
8. By the way
9. Merritts Chapel BBQ Chicken and Drawing
10. Where's the sign for Sanford Rd.
11. Miniature Bernese Mountain dog in Moncure
12. Flynt's Florist has moved
13. First Annual Over 40 Women's Weekend Wine Tour
14. Re: HVAC recommendations
15. copy VHS onto DVD
16. Thrift Shop Announcement
17. How School Experiences Affect Chatham's Students : Panel Discussion April 22
18. KNEADED ENERGY Therapeutic Massage
19. Democratic Women Host Panel on National and Local Education Issues April 22
20. Hillsborough's balance
21. Manure Fest 2007
22. Big community theatre event this week at Chatham Mills
23. Northwood High School library spruce-up - volunteers needed
24. Transportation Services For senior Citizens
25. TCCV Meeting
26. Basket Clearance - $10 through this Friday !
27. Last Week's Hottest Bulletin Board Topics
28. Non-profit Christian organization = SonShine & Blessings = VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!
29. Cross Stitch Embroidery
30. Re: Chatham Chatlist #2775
31. daycare
32. Artist News
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Chatham Chatlist
There were NO Chatlists over the weekend.
You can view pictures from the NCAA Regional
in Winston-Salem at
http://www.chathamjournal.net/photos/
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:40:19 -0500
From: "Susan Bush" <bluemedicine.at.earthlink.net>
Subject: ISP Quarry Update
Hi Folks,
If anyone can add to this, I'd appreciate it...inquiring minds want to know....
Thanks, Susan
> Dear Friends of Mt Vernon Springs,
>
> > I'm sorry I haven't gotten back to let all of you know what happened
last
> > week in court. NOTHING!! We have been delayed until March 19th.
> > I'm
not
> > REAL sure why, but I believe all of the attorneys thought it would
> > be
one
> > judge, and it turned out to be another. It seems that Judge Titus
> > had
a
> > little knowledge of this case. When we finally make it to court,
> > our understanding is that all of the attorneys will have an
> > opportunity to present their case, and the judge could give a ruling
> > that day, or he could take it under consideration and give a
> > decision by the end of the week. So this story will be continued!
> > Some of you saw in the Chatham News that the county is considering
> > reversing the incentives given to ISP. As we reported earlier, ISP
turned
> > down the incentives from Siler CIty, consequently forcing Siler City
> > to expand their reservoir to accomodate the potable water that ISP
> > now
says
> > they need. We also believe it was to avoid an Environment Impact
Study.
> > COWARDS!! They know this is a bad thing for the environment, not to
> > mention our health and safety! ANYWAY, if the County Commissioners
> > reverse the incentives, it will be very interesting to see what
happens.
> > We should all be very happy that we now have commissioners that are
trying
> > to help the citizens, and the environment, of Chatham County, and
> > not
line
> > their pockets with green. If only the Siler City Town Board were as
> > smart.
> > We will keep you updated on the progress. The plot thickens-"only
> > the Shadow knows" what will happen next!
> >
> Roz Winters
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 09:55:21 -0400
From: "Ilana Dubester" <ilana.at.connectnc.net>
Subject: Save the Date - Fiesta Latina Saturday June 23
SAVE THE DATE - Fiesta Latina 2007
Saturday, June 23
12 to 8:00 pm
NEW LOCATION: SHAKORI HILLS
Just 10 min. from Pittsboro or Siler City & 30 min. from Chapel Hill
On 1439 Henderson Tanyard Rd., Pittsboro
Directions: <http://www.shakorihills.org/directions>
www.shakorihills.org/directions
If you would like to be a vendor, exhibitor, sponsor, play music, volunteer or display art, please contact us at 919-742-1448 or email <mailto:info.at.evhnc.org> info.at.evhnc.org
Visit us at <http://www.evhnc.org/> www.evhnc.org
Mil gracias,
Ilana Dubester
Interim Executive Director
El Vínculo Hispano / Hispanic Liaison
105 E. Second Street
Siler City, NC 27344
Tel: (919) 742-1448
Fax: (919) 742-1451
www.elvinculohispano.org
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 10:08:10 -0400
From: Janet Place <jplace.at.email.unc.edu>
Subject: Deadbeat taxpayers
Mark, you have some legitimate comments here, but you lost me when you blamed all the problems on an administration that was only sworn in in December, especially when you went on to talk about all the new developments. Of course some people have legitimate reasons for not paying their taxes, such as financial hardship, but many others don't.
With regards to how much county employees are paid, this is an age old problem in Chatham that has resulted in the loss of a lot of good people. County infirastructure is supported by the tax base. You get what you pay for.
Janet Place
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 10:34:51 -0400
From: "Laura Lauffer" <LauraLauffer.at.nc.rr.com>
Subject: handyman recommendation
Bill White is a retired person from Siler City that is a great handyman! He completed some wood finishing with me and I have seen his lovely tile and woodflooring work.
He is very reasonable, and he needs work about now. I know he paints as well.
Bill White 837 5005 (Siler City)
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 10:54:01 -0400
From: "Pope, Curtis T SAS" <Curtis.T.Pope.at.sas02.usace.army.mil>
Subject: long trails
Hi Duncan,
In reply to your request on long trails, there is a pretty good trail at New Hope Overlook State Park area, that will take at least two hours of your time, maybe longer depending on your stride. The site is a public boat launching area, but has a primitive hike in camping area that contains some nice trails.
For a nice casual stroll, the American Tobacco Rail Trail running from Wake County into Chatham County can't be beat. A fine crushed gravel surface along the portion that is currently open, being almost 7 miles. There are 3 different parking lots open now too. The section in Chatham County is currently maintained by the Triangle Rails to Trails Conservancy, and a good portion of that is open to the public, but there are 3 bridges over Jordan Lake lands that will have to be re-built to connect the entire trail. Once completed, there will be over 24 miles of continuous trail linking Wake, Chatham and Durham Counties!
Curtis T. Pope
NC Area Real Estate Office
Savannah District, US Army Corps of Engineers
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:14:47 +0000
From: <mark.at.markduncan.net>
Subject: Re: Chatham Chatlist #2774
> 16. deadbeat taxpayer ?
> by: Mark Stinson <stinmar1.at.connectnc.net>
> Subject: deadbeat taxpayer ?
>
<previous post>
> By the way since you are complaining about what they are doing about
>delinquent taxes ,, try dumping your trash without a current tax
>sticker ,, you wont . You cant dump trash unless >you have that on
>your windshield . Now you know why illegal dumping is on the rise in
>this county . Why don't you >ride down 421 past Siler City and look at
>all the trash dumped up and down that stretch of road . </previous
>post>
I agree with most of what you are saying Mark but I have to ask why should having a sticker or not having a sticker effect a rational human's decision whether or not to illegally dump? The stickers are free to tax paying citizens so I don't undertand the argument.
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 11:45:14 -0400
From: Phyllis Thomas <pthomas.at.email.unc.edu>
Subject: People who do not pay their property taxes
The tax statement that comes in August or September states that the deadline is around the first week of January.
One way to avoid getting published in the paper is to start making payments as soon as the bill comes. The tax office is quite willing to work with you on this. I have done this for years, and have yet to be "written up".
All the ranting and raving about misuse of tax dollars does not excuse one from paying a bill that is due. One way to alleviate the dissatisfaction with the way your tax money is spent is to move to a county where tax dollars are spent more to your liking.
phyllist
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 13:00:47 -0500
From: "Mark Stinson" <stinmar1.at.connectnc.net>
Subject: By the way
I no longer owe Chatham County one red cent ,, no taxes ,, no water ,, nothing ,,, I paid them in full since that add . Have they offered to put the fire hydrant in we paid for ,, no ,, have they offered to fix the mess they made in our yard when the lines broke the last time ,, no ,, Have they fixed the green road sign ( county 911 takes care of all green road information signs ,, not D.O.T. ) No ,,, have they fixed the poor water quality in most of the county water lines ,, no ,,, Do you see my point now ! Mark
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 13:18:26 -0400
From: "STEVE HAWKINS" <hawkins.s.at.mindspring.com>
Subject: Merritts Chapel BBQ Chicken and Drawing
Come for some of the finest BBQ chicken and home made desserts with great coleslaw, potatoes, and hushpuppies from 11-7pm on Sat Mar. 24. We are also having a fundraiser drawing to help save our sanctuary, which after 87 years is in need of a new foundation. The prize is for either a trip for 2 to Hawaii, trip for 4 to Disney: air, hotel, and spending money included, or a Husqvarna Z turn mower or $5000 your choice. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at the supper or call 968-1184. Only 300 will be sold. DIRECTIONS Go 64 east from Pittsboro/ cross Jordan Lake/ Left at Wilsonville (Farrington Rd)/ go about 6 miles/ church is on the left.
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:42:12 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Eric F. Shook" <ericshook1.at.yahoo.com>
Subject: Where's the sign for Sanford Rd.
If you drive around the traffice circle
you will notice street signs for WEST Sreet ,EAST Street & HILLSBORO Street, but what about that "seemingly nameless" street that branches south of the circle.
I guess most think of it as HWY 15-501 South.
Along with other business owners who have stores located on "Sanford Rd." I find that our new customers have the hardest time finding our location.
Why is there no sign for Sanford Rd.?
And what's is the town gov. going to do about it?
I may have to post my own street sign there, and rename it "J. Henry Ave."
Eric F. Shook
137 Launis St.
Pittsboro NC 27312
919.356.5189
www.myspace.com/ericshook
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:14:26 -0400
From: "Tiede, Karen E" <karen.tiede.at.eds.com>
Subject: Miniature Bernese Mountain dog in Moncure
There is a 40# long-haired Bernese Mountain dog look-alike meandering around downtown Moncure this week. No collar; shy around people but good with other dogs and accepting of cats. His coat's in not too bad shape for a stray, so maybe he hasn't been gone long.
Anyone know where he might have come from?
Thx
545-0799
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:44:07 EDT
From: Flyntsdfs.at.aol.com
Subject: Flynt's Florist has moved
I just wanted to let you know that Flynt's Florist has moved to Flynt Hill Farm at 2411 Highway 64 West. We are settling in nicely and appreciate all the well wishers that have stopped by to have a look at our new place. We have ample parking and new extended hours to serve you better. We are now open from 8:30 to 5:30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 9-5 and on Sundays as needed.
Hope to see you soon!
Dana Flynt Smoak
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 18:14:04 -0400
From: mshannonc.at.aol.com
Subject: First Annual Over 40 Women's Weekend Wine Tour
I just moved from the Chatham subdivision to Bynum and have officially decided to organize what may turn out to be the first annual Over 40 Women's Weekend Wine Tour, hopefully to take place this spring or early summer to Yadkin Valley. My ideal tour would include transportation (designated driver), tour of 3-4 wineries, dinner, overnight lodging, one or two wineries on Sunday and return trip back to Pittsboro or Chapel Hill area. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in doing, please let me know. I'm starting a collection of email addresses so I can keep people in the loop as plans develop.
About me ...
I'm in my mid 40's and currently work at the North Carolina Division of Aging & Adult Services as an Adult Day Care Consultant/Aging Program Specialist. I also work part time helping out the Chatham Habitat for Humanity Home Store in Pittsboro. I moved to Carolina in 1987 for graduate school and often say "once you move to the southern part of Heaven, it's hard to leave." I love the outdoors, just bought a good whitewater kayak, and am very community minded. My motto in life is "Something Wonderful Is About to Happen" ... of course a friend recently said I should change that to "Something Wonderful IS Happening!"
Hope you'll consider joining the email list for the women's wine tour ... no obligation yet - just collecting emails of interested parties.
Shannon Crane
Bynum, NC
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 01:30:07 GMT
From: "Melissa" <mhoughton.at.mybluelight.com>
Subject: Re: HVAC recommendations
I recommend Mack Spivey. He and the guys who work for him are fast, friendly, considerate and very reasonable.
Melissa
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 06:24:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Lynn Hayes <lynnjhayes.at.yahoo.com>
Subject: copy VHS onto DVD
howdy neighbors,
I thought I had seen this on the chatlist but now I can't find it. Anyway, I have a couple of VHS tapes that I'd like to copy onto DVD. Is there someone local who can do this?
best wishes,
Lynn
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 09:24:32 -0400
From: Catherine Macallister <catherine_mac.at.mac.com>
Subject: Thrift Shop Announcement
Perry Harrison Elementary School is sponsoring the following Thrift Shop worknights at Cole Park Plaza:
* Tuesday, March 20, 6:30-8:30: First grades
* Thursday, March 22, 6:00-9:00: Fifth grades
Remember that volunteers from ALL grades are welcome to attend each session. Please come out to support this important fundraiser!
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 11:41:07 -0400
From: "Kitty Griffith" <kittygriffith4.at.msn.com>
Subject: How School Experiences Affect Chatham's Students : Panel Discussion April 22
Democratic Women Host Panel on National and Local Education Issues April =
22
Local students and graduates will discuss =93A Day in the Life of a = Chatham County Student=94 and talk about how school experiences affect = their lives on Sunday, April 22, 3 pm, in the Multi-Purpose Room at =
Chatham Community College in Pittsboro. The public is invited to =
attend.
Margie Ellison of Bear Creek will moderate the panel discussion. A = question and answer session will follow the panel=92s discussion.=20
This program is the first look by the Chatham County Democratic Women at = how such national issues and programs as =94No Child Left Behind=94 = affect Chatham County.
Refreshments will be served.
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 11:55:21 -0400
From: "Gil Barner" <2hands4healing.at.earthlink.net>
Subject: KNEADED ENERGY Therapeutic Massage
Hi - we just want to correct the mistake made by Embarq in their phone book listing for "Kneaded Energy" Therapeutic Massage. No, we haven't moved.
We are in Siler City - not Pittsboro. We are in the lovely white house on the corner of Raleigh Street and 3rd Avenue. While we are delighted to count a number of Pittsboro residents among our clients, our physical address is still 234 E. Raleigh St., Siler City. We would like to refer you to our listing and ad in the Chatham County Phone Book to clear up any confusion.
Thank you.
Patricia Barner
Kneaded Energy
234 E. Raleigh Street
Siler City
663-0378
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 11:47:40 -0400
From: "Kitty Griffith" <kittygriffith4.at.msn.com>
Subject: Democratic Women Host Panel on National and Local Education Issues April 22
Democratic Women Host Panel on National and Local Education Issues April =
22
Local students and graduates will discuss =93A Day in the Life of a = Chatham County Student=94 and talk about how school experiences affect = their lives on Sunday, April 22, 3 pm, in the Multi-Purpose Room at =
Chatham Community College in Pittsboro. The public is invited to =
attend.
Margie Ellison of Bear Creek will moderate the panel discussion. A = question and answer session will follow the panel=92s discussion.=20
This program is the first look by the Chatham County Democratic Women at = how such national issues and programs as =94No Child Left Behind=94 = affect Chatham County.
Refreshments will be served.
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 16:26:39 -0400
From: "allen baddour" <allenbaddour.at.gmail.com>
Subject: Hillsborough's balance
Hillsborough has been named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The Chapel Hill News credits the Alliance for Historic Hillsborough. Why reinvent the wheel? I hope Pittsboro will take the opportunity to learn from our friends to the north...
Allen Baddour
From the Chapel Hill News:
*ROSES* to the Alliance for Historic Hillsborough, whose fine work in preserving that lovely town's historic past is largely responsible for the National Trust for Historic Preservation's recent designation of Hillsborough as one of its "Dozen Distinctive Destinations."
Mayor Tom Stevens put it perfectly: "We inherited our history," he said.
"But it's what we do with our history that counts."
What they've done with their history is manage the delicate balance between preserving the historic character of the town while still allowing it to grow and evolve. That's a tricky dance to pull off, but Hillsborough has managed to do it thus far.
A lot of the credit for that success goes to the Alliance of Historic Hillsborough and its seven member organizations dedicated to various aspects of the town and its history and culture.
The alliance, the town leaders and residents will have their hands full in the coming years. Hillsborough and its surrounding area are poised for enormous growth, with big residential and commercial developments in various stages of planning and construction.
That makes it more difficult than ever -- and more important than ever -- to maintain the town's ties to its important past.
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Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 14:23:56 -0400
From: Holly Williams-Stafford <holly.williams.stafford.at.duke.edu>
Subject: Manure Fest 2007
The Bad News: Manure Fest 2007 is cancelled, due to the rain. No alternative date has been scheduled at this time.
The Good News: If we can't reschedule for 2007, we'll have twice as much for Manure Fest 2008!
Sorry everyone, Mark and Holly Stafford
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Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2007 09:29:51 -0500
From: "Ellen & Rae Bland2" <realbatross.at.earthlink.net>
Subject: Big community theatre event this week at Chatham Mills
Have absolute fun and support local community theatre this week!!
At 7:00 Wed and Thurs, 3/21 & 22
8:00 Fri and Sat, 3/23 & 24
3:00 Sunday, 3/25
Chatham Community Players and CCCC theatre students will present the wildly fun original musical
"Dreamland"
The show is based loosely on "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and is set in the wild 1920's, with "over the top" music, acting, and costumes from that era!!
Check your brain at the door and escape into comedy with magical forest fairies playing tricks on silly mortals who fall in love with the wrong people! Enjoy some of Chatham's favorite actors and singers! See Pittsboro's own Pam Smith dressed as a bumblebee dance with a donkey!
For those who've attended previous shows at Chatham Mills, we are pleased to announce the addition of audience risers and a much larger stage for improved visibility!
Seating is limited!
Tickets are available at CCCC Pittsboro, Chatham Arts, and Bluebells & Hollyhocks, or phone reservations are available at 542-0394.
$12 general admission, $8 for any student. Please, no children under 6.
This hardworking group's production is sponsored by CCCC, Chatham Arts, Chatham Mills, and CCCC community services.
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 08:53:02 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
From: Adrienne Ehlert Bashista <ehba.at.mindspring.com>
Subject: Northwood High School library spruce-up - volunteers needed
Hey folks -
On Saturday, March 24th, we will be doing a little painting in the Northwood High School Media Center. If you would like to help, please e-mail me at ehba.at.mindspring.com. All paint and supplies will be provided. We'll have two shifts - one at 9 and one at 1.
Adrienne Bashista
Media Specialist
Northwood High School
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 07:03:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Dianne McLaughlin <sweetblinddidi.at.yahoo.com>
Subject: Transportation Services For senior Citizens
Chatham Transit and Council on Aging to Offer
Additional Transportation Services for Senior Citizens
The Chatham County Council on Aging and Chatham Transit Network are partnering to offer additional transportation services to senior citizens in Chatham County.
New routes are being established in various areas of the County that will offer a ride to Pittsboro or Siler City for shopping, errands and banking. Vans will drive to the outlying areas of Chatham County on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays to pick up passengers who pre-register for this service.
Most passengers will board the van from their home between 8:30 and 10 am and will arrive at their destination town between 10 and 10:30. The passengers are free to get off at any stop that they choose. There will be scheduled stops at grocery stores and other shops, pharmacies, the post office, banks, the library and restaurants.
Riders with special destination needs can make those requests by calling Chatham Transit Network (CTN) in advance. CTN will be able to tell you if they are able to accommodate this special request.
Each route will establish scheduled stops and riders will be able to get back on the van when it comes back around on its scheduled stops. Lunch is “on your own” at a local restaurant. Several merchants have offered senior discounts and lunch specials. Coupons or information are available at the Council on Aging, at Chatham Transit Network and on the van. Most passengers will be able to make 1 – 3 stops per day before it is time to head back home.
Vans will depart to take their passengers back home between 1:00 and 1:30 pm. Passengers should arrive back at their home destinations between 1:00 and 3:00 pm depending on where they are on the route and how many passengers are on the van.
If you or someone you know is in need of transportation to take care of personal business and errands, or for weekly shopping, please call Dianne McLaughlin or Lindsay Straughn at 542-4512 at the Council on Aging or Helen Stovall at 542-5136 at Chatham Transit Network.
*The full cost for this round trip service is $8.00, but eligible seniors enrolled in this program may make a contribution of any amount. The suggested donation for seniors is $2.00 per round trip.
Dianne Ames McLaughlin
AKA Dianne
Sweetblinddidi.at.yahoo.com
(That's Dye-Dye)
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:27:17 -0500
From: "Heather Johnson" <chathambooks.at.gmail.com>
Subject: TCCV Meeting
The Chatham Conservative Voice is very fortunate to have an expert on Property Rights come to Chatham County to speak with us! Please plan to attend:
Americans for Prosperity—North Carolina
& The Chatham Conservative Voice
invite you to join them and
Kieran Shanahan - Chairman
North Carolina Property Rights Coalition
HALEY BALES. : 220 E 11TH ST SILER CITY, NC 27344
Thursday, March 22nd, meeting starts at 7:00pm
Come early for dinner!
--
Heather Johnson
Chatham Bookkeeping Services
919-444-1186
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 11:10:11 -0400
From: French Connections <wendy.at.french-nc.com>
Subject: Basket Clearance - $10 through this Friday !
We have a container shipment arriving late this week and we need SPACE!!! So to make it, we are offering our fantastic, sturdy market baskets to you under wholesale cost....
Bring this email and get any market basket for *ONLY $10.00* each, whether it is for one or a hundred. (Our sale price without this email is $19.50 per basket). Pass this along to your friends and come shopping. *This offer is good only through this Friday, March 23rd.* If all goes as planned, on Saturday our lawn will be transformed and you will see hampers from Senegal dotting the landscape!
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:51:42 -0500
From: Gene
Subject: Last Week's Hottest Bulletin Board Topics
Last Week's Hottest Bulletin Board Topics
1. What's up with San Felipe in Pittsboro?? (Read 1616 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2477.0.html
2. Chatham Coalition Supports Commercial Growth (Read 1247 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2523.0.html
3. N&O - Ex-manager collects $21,000 (Read 1246 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2572.0.html
4. ACE Hardware Struggling? (Read 1065 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2638.0.html
5. Goodnight And 5000 Acres (Read 891 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2577.0.html
6. Anyone have Direct TV in Pittsboro (Read 697 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2241.0.html
7. Shakori Hills Festival (Read 666 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2522.0.html
8. Ever fill a mailbox with concrete? or On Mailbox Bashing... (Read 640 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2630.0.html
9. Pittsboro Town Board - New Member Coming Soon? (Read 482 times) at http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2623.0.html
10. Dear Mr Mayor (Read 285 times) at
http://chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/index.php/topic,2633.0.html
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 13:38:54 -0400
From: "Dean J. Moran" <djmoran444.at.nc.rr.com>
Subject: Non-profit Christian organization = SonShine & Blessings = VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!
Looking for a way to make a difference in the community? Do you want to feel more fulfilled and satisfied? Use the gifts God has given to you to help your neighbors; get involved! We are always looking for volunteers that can take some time from their busy schedules to aid us with our ministry. The rewards are truly amazing - you will get more out of your gift of time than you give! Although we appreciate any assistance, we are currently most in need of:
* Drivers: transportation of elderly to medical examinations, grocery shopping, etc.
* Respite Care Providers: spend some quality time with our respected elders that need good company.
Our mission is to help the people of our community turn their setbacks and struggles into SonShine & Blessings by providing Respite Care, Financial Counseling, and Music Education.
Unable to free up some time? Please consider helping us to help others by sending a tax-deductible donation. THIS DONATION IS USED TO HELP FELLOW MEMEBERS OF =>YOUR<= COMMUNITY!
FOR MORE INFO OR TO DONATE, VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT:
www.sonshineandblessings.com
OR CONTACT the Executive Director: Joyce Sirls
(joyce.at.sonshineandblessings.com) or call her at (919) 542-5436.
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:10:41 -0400
From: "Kathy M Nichols" <knichols.at.touchnc.net>
Subject: Cross Stitch Embroidery
Do you enjoy cross stitch? Would you like to know more about counted thread stitches? Experiment with different fabrics and threads? Learn how to add a personal touch to your projects? There is still time for you to sign up for the embroidery/cross stitch class starting March 27th at CCCC.
This class is ideal for beginners as well as for the more experienced embroiderer. Just bring your enthusiasm and a hoop for your project, (and maybe a pair of scissors!), everything else will be provided. You can e-mail me for more info.
Classes are on Tuesdays, 6.30 to 830pm starting March 27th for 6 weeks - cost $45. Call 542 6495 ext. 223 to sign up.
This should be a fun class for anyone who enjoys stitching. Hope to see you there!
Kathy Nichols.
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 21:03:14 -0400
From: Susan Gray <graysg.at.earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: Chatham Chatlist #2775
Searching for vinyl siding/aluminum trim person for a small job - screened porch type - beams, trim, ceiling, etc.. Also looking for help in installing a couple of sun/solar tubes (haven't called Ken's Handyman Service yet).
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 21:17:45 -0400
From: "Hewitt & Laura" <neagle.at.blast.com>
Subject: daycare
Hello all. I’m seeking a daycare for my 2yr old son in Pittsboro or Moncure.
I’ve tried Robin’s Nest and they have no openings. Can anyone recommend a good daycare for M-F and 8am-6pm? I really want somewhere local where he can meet kids he might see when he starts school in a few years.
Thanks!
Laura
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Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2007 06:43:32 -0500
From: "forrest greenslade" <fgreenslade.at.nc.rr.com>
Subject: Artist News
Chatham Sculptors Make Friends and Art in New Mexico
Jennifer Siegel is modeling a new T-shirt for her fellow Central Carolina Community College sculpture students. It says, "Where friendship flows as hot as iron." Siegel and professor Kevin Eichner have just returned from Tucumcari, New Mexico, where artist friends from across the country enjoyed a weeklong iron pour workshop.
The 2007 Iron Pour at Mesalands Community College drew prominent sculptors from all round including: Alaska, Nevada, Florida, Ohio Michigan and North Carolina to share in an art-making experience from March 4-10. It is the ninth year of the event, and Kevin Eichner has been a critical part of all of them.
Eichner first met the Mesalands Iron Pour organizer, D'Jean Jawrunner when they both were both doing masters work at East Carolina University. In fact, he built the original furnace still in use there. " I go to the pour each year for the love of the iron and the environment." Eichner notes. "It's a primordial experience," he adds. "Over the years, I have made really good friends and seen some amazing work"
Jennifer Siegel says that, "The New Mexico pour was a catalyst for a new direction in art for me." I am overwhelmed with new ideas." Siegel, who will graduate from the CCCC sculpture program in May, recalls, "This was the greatest example of collaboration among professional artists that I have experienced."
The Mesalands Iron Pour participants melted and poured over 5500 pounds of iron, producing a variety of sculptural objects. " I brought back in the plane more that 90 pounds of sculptures to finish in our metal studio in Siler City."
Siegel will exhibit one of the sculptures that she made in New Mexico at Earth Ore Fire, a show of metal, clay, glass & concrete by students, alumni, faculty & colleagues of the CCCC Metal Sculpture Program at NC Arts Incubator, 223 N Chatham St, Siler City March 17-30. Visitors may meet the artists at a reception on Fri, Mar 23, 5-8 pm. Several galleries within walking distance will be open during the reception. For more information contact Kevin Eichner at EICHNER.at.TheMMoA.net .
For more information on the CCCC sculpture program visit:
http://www.cccc.edu/programs/Sculpture.html.
Visit the Forrest Dweller Sculpture Garden See our online gallery at http://www.forrestgreenslade.com
Forrest C Greenslade, PhD
919-545-9743
sculptor.at.forrestgreenslade.com
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