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Written by Gene Galin
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Tuesday, 17 April 2007 |
This digest contains the following messages:
1. The "First" Chatham County Unity Concert Series
2. Re: Framing things
3. complaint about Ace Hardware
4. Smart Spending workshop coming!
5. framing recommendation
6. Ace Hardware
7. framing things
8. Self Defense Course?
9. Framer
10. Re: Framing things
11. McIntyre's Fine Books Presents: David Korten, author of 'When Corporations Rule The World' and 'The Great Turning'
12. Moncure School PTA presents Spring Musical/Talent Show and Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
13. Meeting reminder
14. re: Tobacco Trail
15. Chatham American Tobacco Trail Access
16. cpr class?
17. How to Have a Well Mannered Canine Seminar - April 19th
18. Reply to Jeff Lane "Framing Things"
19. $20 Spay Neuter Clinic for Chatham County Residents
20. Siler City Ace Hardward
21. Beautiful Weather, Local Farms
22. Accomplished Poets at the Marketplace
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 00:38:28 -0400
From: Virginia <songgirl...earthlink.net>
Subject: The "First" Chatham County Unity Concert Series
Announcing the "first" *Chatham County Unity Concert Series, *Sat.
evening April 28th from 7-10pm at Jordan Matthews High School Auditorium
located on Cardinal Street in Siler City.
This will be an exciting night of local musical talent, artistic and historical displays of the Mt. Vernon Springs community and wonderful door prizes and surprises throughout the
night! The evening will
include a variety of musical genres from local blues guitarist Dave Mitchell to gospel bluegrass of the "Gospel Believers" featuring local
banjoist "extraordinaire", Levi Austin.
Adding to the evening will be old time fiddling and singing with the renown duo, Bill and Libby Hicks, rhythm and blues sounds of Stan
Malette with members from the "Brothers and Others" band
finally ending with the Latin rhythms of local band "Asunto
Tenpiente"!
This is slated to be a family friendly event. In addition to great music and fellowship, local storyteller, Barbara Lott, will offer a spirited rendition of "Bruh Rabbit" at
intermission. Don't miss
all the fun and talent under one roof in one evening!! Advance tickets
- $10 At the door -$12. Children 12 and under free.
Tickets can be purchased from the following merchants in Siler City: Horizon Cellars, The Meat Shoppe, Farmers Alliance, Sidewalk Cafe, City Barber Shop, Southern States and at Bonlee Repair
and Bonlee HardWare House. All proceeds to benefit "The Friends of
Mt. Vernon Springs" for historical preservation and educational projects.
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 06:41:39 -0400
From: "David Smith" <david.smith.ii...gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Framing things
I've been very impressed with the Framers Market in Chapel Hill. Locally owned business run by very friendly and helpful people. We buy framing supplies from them for my wife's artwork.
I don't know the name of the strip mall they're in but it's sort of across
15-501 bypass from Eastgate Shopping Center.
On 4/17/07, Chatham Chatlist <chatlist...bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
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> Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:05:18 +0000
> From: Jeff Lane <jeff...jefflane.org>
> Subject: Framing things
>
> I would have used a better subject line, but it's the best I can think
> of at the moment...
>
> Could one or more of you gracious artistic types that reside in our
> fair county help me find a good framer? I have a high school diploma
> and a school newspaper that is circa 1930. They are my Grandmother's
> diploma and her school newspaper, both from a school that no longer
> exists. I want to find someone who is phenomenal at framing things
> like this in a way that looks attractive, but most importantly will preserve them.
> Obviously I have reservations about taking it to Michaels or somewhere
> like that.
>
> So, with that thought in mind, I thought I would turn to the myriad
> painters and photographers and other artists in the area in hopes that
> you could provide leads to reputable framers who could create a
> shadowbox or other such display for these things that will protect
> them as best as can be done (without building somehing akin to what the U. S.
> Constitution is framed in) and then hung on my wall next to some other
> things I have from that bygone era and my family's farm.
>
> Thanks
> Jeff
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 07:32:42 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
From: jaye <momopom...earthlink.net>
Subject: complaint about Ace Hardware
I see nothing wrong with complaining about places that make you uncomfortable. I would like to know for my own protection. I had a "not fun" time at General Timber recently. I bought my lumber and when I went out to the yard to have it loaded they said the "loaders" were at lunch and I would have to wait an hour. So, unhappily, I waited (I had carpenters back at the house sitting waiting for these boards). I watched men walk around all over the lot and around my turck, but "it was not their job to load lumber". When the 20-something loaders came back from lunch they said my truck was too small, but proceeded to go through a comedy of loading and unloading everything this way and that way, and then shaking their heads as though I were too dumb to understand. All they had to say was - you'll have to have it delivered, but they didn't. They just said they didn't know what I was going to do.. So I went back inside to get my money back. The manager came out and started laughing at me because I was upset and shook his head and went back in his office. By this time I was outraged and said that I was appalled by their lack of respect. Only then did someone step up and say that for $20 the load could be delivered. I wonder if they would have treated their mothers or wives like that. I hate to say it but I wouldn't think of going there alone again. I warn my women friends not to go there, but never thought about telling the chatlist. I think it's good to know when places you are trying to do bu$iness with can be problematic.
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 07:44:11 -0400
From: "Amy Bulbrook" <cajunamy...gmail.com>
Subject: Smart Spending workshop coming!
The Chatham Couponers are pleased to present the Smart Spending workshop hosted by Faye Prosser, author of "The Smart Spending Guide". This workshop will teach you how to save 50% on your grocery bill each and every week!
You will discover how to:
- Effectively use coupons for items you already buy
- Use weekly sales flyers in conjunction with coupons
- Understand store coupon and sale policies for Triangle area stores
- Develop an easy to follow weekly meal plan your whole family will
love
- Master many other techniques that will help you save significant
amounts of $$
Most participants EASILY save the cost of the workshop and more during their first grocery trip using the Smart Spending System. This workshop will change the way you shop and teach you to save more than you ever thought you could!
Date: Saturday, April 28, 2007
Time: 10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
Cost: $15.00 per person
Location: St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
204 W Salisbury Street
Pittsboro, NC 27312
For more information or to register send an email to:
chathamcoupons...gmail.com or call (919) 444-1186.
Pre-registration/prepayment is required. Childcare not provided.
For more information on the Smart Spending System visit:
www.smartspendingresources.com
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 08:07:19 -0500
From: Lesley Landis Designs <llldesigns...nc.rr.com>
Subject: framing recommendation
Jeff Lane asked for input on framing needs for his diploma and high school newspaper.
I've been very happy with the things I've had framed at Keepsakes Custom Picture Framing in Pittsboro 548 West St (across from Al's Diner) (919) 545-0321. The proprietors are professional, creative, responsive, and nice.
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 08:19:53 -0400
From: "Robert Britson" <rdbritson...connectnc.net>
Subject: Ace Hardware
In 30+ years I have never experienced anything but super service at Ace Hardware in Siler City. I have not been during the past six months. I have always marveled that I was greeted upon entering and carried to the area where my items were located.
Please contact the owners, Dennis and Nina Sawyer, if you have any complaints with the time and date. That's always the best plan for any initial store complaints. Janice Britson
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 06:30:37 -0700 (PDT)
From: Heather Scheffler <thrifty_lady...yahoo.com>
Subject: framing things
I LOVE Keepsakes Custom Framing at the corner of 64
(Bus) and 87 in P'Boro (across 64 from Al's Diner).
They have done all SORTS of things for me over the past few years (certificates, posters, needlework, etc.), and everything has looked FABULOUS! I don't have an "eye" for frame styles and mat colors myself, and they've been very nice about helping me with that.
I have seen a number of historical documents in their shop from time to time, so I know they're used to handling that sort of thing. They used to run an antiques store, as well, so they know they value of items such as yours.
Heather S.
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:14:13 EDT
From: Holmesjga24...aol.com
Subject: Self Defense Course?
Does anyone know of adult self defense courses in or around the Chatham County area? I would like to sign my daughter up. We would be willing to go as far as Chapel Hill, Sanford, Greensboro - 45mi. Thanks Jim
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:15:28 EDT
From: Edwms8...aol.com
Subject: Framer
For Jeff - I have always been pleased with the work of Framer's Corner in Carrboro. They are on West Main St. You come up South Greensboro St., turn left at Main, and it's on the right in the middle of the long block. They have a website <theframerscorner.com>
Ed Williams
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:16:12 -0400
From: suzanne white <suzaplants...earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: Framing things
Jeff, in response to your quest for a phenomenal framer I can recommend Keepsakes Custom Picture Framing here in Pittsboro. I took two old items to them recently. One was a document from 1925 which they framed beautifully, using archival glass, and the other was a very old oil painting, which needed a simple frame to set it off, and it is now perfect. They have a great selection of frames and matts and are meticulous in handling details. You will be happy with their service.
Call them at 545-0321.
~suza
suzaplants...earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~suzaplants
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:59:24 -0400
From: "Matista, Sarah" <sarahm...FEARRINGTON.com>
Subject: McIntyre's Fine Books Presents: David Korten, author of 'When Corporations Rule The World' and 'The Great Turning'
Join us at McIntyre's Fine Books in Fearrington Village on Thursday, April 19th at 2pm as Dr. David C. Korten reads from and discusses his new book The Great Turning: From Empire to Earth Community. Korten's classic bestseller, When Corporations Rule the World, was one of the first books to articulate the destructive and oppressive nature of the global corporate economy. Now, ten years later, Korten shows that the problem runs deeper than corporate domination, and with far greater consequences.
For more information, please call McIntyre's Fine Books at (919) 542-3030.
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 11:02:29 -0400
From: "jimmy godwin" <JIMANNJR...msn.com>
Subject: Moncure School PTA presents Spring Musical/Talent Show and Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
Moncure School PTA would like to invite everyone out to their Spring Musical/Talent Show and Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser on Thursday April 26, 2007.
Dinner will be served from 4:45 until 7:00 and the musical show will begin at 7:00 ~ featuring Pre-K through 5th graders, the Moncure School Band and Individual Students showing off their talents.
Tickets are $6.00 which includes Spaghetti Dinner (spaghetti, salad, bread & drink) and musical show
(desserts will be SOLD separately)
$3.00 ~ Musical Show entrance ONLY
Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door. TAKE OUT PLATES AVAILABLE ~ also if you are working this evening at one of the local plants (Moncure area) and would like to purchase a plate please let us know and delivery will be made to your work site.
THANK YOU for supporting Moncure School. Please contact Ann Godwin ~ President 545-9107 Susan Cotton ~ Vice-President 542-6926 or Lisa Poythress Secretary ~ 545-9040 or Moncure School 542-3725 to purchase advanced tickets.
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:48:27 -0400
From: "Heather Johnson" <chathambooks...gmail.com>
Subject: Meeting reminder
The Chatham Conservative Voice And Americans For Prosperity
*invite you to join them and*
*Chad** Adams-Director***
*Center For Local Innovation – John Locke Foundation*
*Theme: Property Rights, Eminent Domain, and Buffer Zones *
* Captain John's Dockside –Cole Park Plaza*
*Thursday, April 19 meeting starts at 7:00pm***
*Come early for dinner!*
--
Heather Johnson
Chatham Bookkeeping Services
919-444-1186
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:50:09 -0400
From: "Mike Fox" <therealmjfox...gmail.com>
Subject: re: Tobacco Trail
"Aria Skin & Laser Spa" <aria...bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The trail head for The Tobacco Trail in Chatham is just off
> of 751 about a mile south of 64.
That trailhead is at the far southern end of the American Tobacco Trail,
well into Wake County. You will have to go about six miles north on the
trail to cross into Chatham County from there.
There are no trailheads in Chatham county, mainly because the past
commissioner majority wanted nothing to do with the ATT (I was at the
meeting where this was discussed, so this isn't just rhetoric. They removed
from the consent agenda a proposal to lease the land for $1 a year and voted
it down because they didn't want any future commissioners to have the
opportunity to spend money on it. The current commissioners are working on
catching up). As a result the Chatham portion is "unimproved" and you
can't go all the way through Chatham on the trail, because of missing or
unimproved bridges.
The best way to get to the Chatham Portion is to use the parking area on
White Oak Church Road in Green Level. The Chatham County line is about a
mile north on the trail from there. To get to that parking area, turn onto
Lewter Shop Road off of 751, then right on White Oak Church and the parking
area will be on the left.
Maps and more info at: http://www.triangletrails.org/ATT.HTM
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 11:45:45 -0400
From: Bill Bussey <billbus...gte.net>
Subject: Chatham American Tobacco Trail Access
Hi Tricia and Chatlisters,
Depending on where you are coming from, probably the best place to
access the Chatham County portion of the American Tobacco Trail (ATT) is
at Wake County's White Oak Church Road Access. Go to
http://www.triangletrails.org/DIRECTIONS.HTM and scroll down about 1/2
down the page for directions.
Vernon M. mentioned to use the New Hill-Olive Chapel Road Access about
two miles south of US 64. That is a good access to to use too, but
you'll need to walk or ride north about 6.25 miles to get to the Chatham
County line from there.
Or you can email or call me at my number on the website if you need
better directions or have any questions.
The White Oak Church Road Access (as well as New Hill-Olive Chapel Road
Access) lets you park off the road in a patrolled parking area. There
are toilets and trail info, but no water.
From the parking area the White Oak Church Road Access, turn left or
north on the trail to go toward Chatham County. If you turn right or
south, you can go just about 5 miles to the New Hill-Olive Chapel Road
Access.
Go about a mile north, crossing Green Level Church Road to the end of
the compacted granite screenings surfaced trail. You enter Chatham
County about 100 feet from the end of the screenings. Pass through the
gate at the private drive. See the rules sign on your left. Continue
north for about two miles at your own risk on the grass, gravel and clay
surface trail to the currently undecked Panther Creek trestle. You'll
probably have to turn around here. You'll see mileage markers measured
from the south end of the trail at New Hill-Olive Chapel Road Access
every 1/2 mile on the right side of the trail. There is currently an
unnamed marker at 8.25 miles about 100 feet south of the trestle.
This Chatham County section of the ATT, along with the rest of the trail
in Chatham and in Durham south of I-40, has been cleared, cleaned, and
is maintained by over 400 volunteers and organizations organized by the
Triangle Rails-to-Trails Conservancy with the cooperation of the Chatham
Parks and Recreation and Durham P&R over the past four years or so.
Because of this volunteer work, these sections of the ATT are open for
safe use years ahead of when they could be formally opened by the
municipalities.
We've been working many Saturday mornings at 9 and other days in Chatham
for the last two years. All are welcome to join us! We mow all 4.5 miles
of trail in Chatham in the summer, so that is about to get started. We
are still working extensively about 1/4 mile north of the Chatham/Wake
line on some drainage issues on this long neglected section of the
trail. It is safely passable, but it narrows down a bit and it might be
a bit muddy, so you'll want to slow down a bit. If you see workers on
the trail, make sure they see you, get their attention and permission to
pass safely on around them.
For more info on volunteering on the ATT check out:
http://www.triangletrails.org/VOLUNTEERS.HTM
Go to the bottom of the page for a link to sign up for the Volunteers list.
You can also access this section of the ATT at New Hope Church Road. But
you'll have to park alongside this increasingly busy road. It is much
better to use the White Oak Church Road Access.
This section north of the County line is arguably the most scenic part
of the entire 22 mile-long (when completed) trail. Hope you enjoy it!
You can also access 2.4 miles of ATT in Chatham from O'Kelly Chapel
Road. Again, this is on-road parking. Be VERY careful when parking
alongside this very busy road, which is now a cut through from NC 751 to
NC 55, particularly if you have pets or children. You can go 1 mile
north to the undecked Northeast Creek trestle, or 1.4 miles south to the
other side of the Panther Creek trestle.
You can also access the ATT in Chatham at Scott King Road in southern
Durham. Again, this is on road parking but is fairly heavily used. Go
south about a mile to reach the other side of the undecked Northeast
Creek trestle. You will have entered Chatham County about 1/4 mile back
from this trestle. You can go north about 2 miles to Massey Chapel Road.
For those with dogs, remember that the Chatham County leash law applies
when walking or running on the ATT. Use the ATT in Chatham at your own
risk. Equestrians may use all of the trail in Chatham. Hunters use the
trail in Chatham during the appropriate seasons for access to NC
Wildlife Resources Game lands surrounding the two above mentioned trestles.
While the ATT in Chatham doesn't get as much use as the paved Durham
portion north of I-40, or the Wake compacted granite screenings portion;
it is growing in use and popularity. Please respect other trail users.
The ATT in Chatham, as well as the undecked trestles should be under
construction within the year. Funding is available from the NCDOT
Bicycle-Pedestrian Division and they say they have the plans ready to
go. Right now it is going through bureaucratic channels.
Please contact me if you have any additional questions. Enjoy the
American Tobacco Trail!
Happy Trails,
Bill Bussey
Triangle Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
www.triangletrails.org
americantobaccotrail...earthlink.net
Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 16:26:27 -0400
From: "Tricia Keicher" <tricialnk...gmail.com>
Subject: ATT
Hello, all......
Still exploring my new digs.
Where is the trailhead for the Chatham part of the American Tobacco
Trail? Is there parking nearby?
Many thanks!
Tricia
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 13:52:05 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
From: wbutler...mindspring.com
Subject: cpr class?
Does anyone know of a CPR class being given in the near future. Please let us know.
Thanks
Natalie
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 13:33:49 -0400
From: "Sirls, Karen" <karen.sirls...firstcitizens.com>
Subject: How to Have a Well Mannered Canine Seminar - April 19th
Wish your dog had better manners? Come to an educational seminar on "How to Have a Well Mannered Canine" presented by Sylvie Pleasants of Triangle Canine Solutions. Sylvie's K9 solutions has a strong commitment to animal rescue organizations as well as educating the public on canine care and behavior. Sylvie's ultimate goal is simple: keep canine companions in their original or adoptive homes.
The seminar is sponsored by Chatham Animal Rescue and Education, Inc. (C.A.R.E.). It will be held on Thursday, April 19th from 6:30-8:30 at Central Carolina Community College in Pittsboro in the second building conference room. C.A.R.E.'s mission is to promote the health and safety of all cats and dogs in Chatham County. C.A.R.E. has a 30 year history of helping dogs and cats in Chatham County.
The admission fee is $10.00. All proceeds from this educational seminar will help pay for the needs of C.A.R.E dogs and cats while they are in foster homes awaiting permanent homes. Visit C.A.R.E.'s website www.chathamanimalrescue.org to see wonderful, adoptable cats and dogs.
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-807-2000. The license is not an endorsement by the State.
http://www.chathamanimalrescue.org/
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 16:43:38 GMT
From: "mreoncbr...netzero.com" <mreoncbr...netzero.com>
Subject: Reply to Jeff Lane "Framing Things"
The Studio Frames Ltd. is located in Eastgate Shopping Center in
Chapel Hill. Along with Somerhill Gallery they have just celebrated
their 35th anniversary and can handle framing your artifacts with the
utmost care.
Snowflake
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 13:33:03 -0400
From: "Sirls, Karen" <karen.sirls...firstcitizens.com>
Subject: $20 Spay Neuter Clinic for Chatham County Residents
Chatham Animal Rescue and Education will be conducting registration April 21 at the Wal-Mart in Siler City from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. for the May 19th and June 16th Spay/Neuter Clinics. The clinic is available for Chatham County residents whose household income is $40,000 per year or less. Proof of income and a $20 cash co-pay is required at registration.
For those unable to sign up in person, please call C.A.R.E. at 542-5757 or email C.A.R.E. at help...chathamanimalrescue.org.
Benefits of spaying or neutering go beyond population control. Fixed animals behave better and are healthier, including having reduced risks for many cancers. Also, Animal Control costs can be reduced if we decrease the number of unwanted animals that end up at the shelter. Some of these animals find homes but many are put down.
Be part of the solution. Please spread the word to your Chatham County neighbors, friends and relatives. Help save innocent lives! Get your dog or cat fixed!
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 14:12:48 -0400
From: "Gail Schneider" <Gail...rshoebiz.com>
Subject: Siler City Ace Hardward
I have been a customer of Siler City Ace since moving to Pittsboro 3 years
ago.
There are a few men working there who are in the age group you mention, as
is the owner.
I want to go on record as a BIG FAN of this store. I have spoken to the
owner on several occasions and found him to be engaging and helpful. He has
owned this store for a long time; and he and his store are real Siler City
institutions.
I think it would have been more useful and responsible to find out the name
of the person who was so offensive to you so you could file your complaint.
Then you would know who you are criticizing instead of making insinuations
that it "could be the owner".
Gail
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 14:35:53 -0400
From: "Roland McReynolds" <mcreynol182...gmail.com>
Subject: Beautiful Weather, Local Farms
There's great opportunities to visit many of Chatham's amazing sustainable
farms this Saturday and Sunday. The 12th annual Piedmont Farm Tour is this
weekend, April 21-22, and the weather forecast calls for sunny skies. Don't
miss this chance to take friends and family on a tour of local farms and
meet the Chatham growers who help to feed our community. Included among the
34 farms open for the tour are nine in Chatham:
Peri-winkle Farm
Castle Rock Gardens
Harland's Creek Farm
Ayrshire Farm
Celebrity Dairy
Horizon Cellars
CCCC's Sustainable Farming Program Garden
Piedmont Biofuels
Dew Dance Farm
The tour is a great way to support local farms and reconnect with the land
that feeds us. Bring a cooler because you'll be able to buy farm fresh
products direct from the growers. Farms on the tour are open for visits
between 1pm and 5pm on Saturday and Sunday. Admission buttons are still
available at the advance ticket price of $25 per car. One button is good for
as many people as you can fit in one vehicle, and good for as many farms as
you can stand to visit in two days.
Plus, your Farm Tour Button gets you half off the single-day admission price
for the Shakori Hills Festival of Music and Dance, good for up to two people
per button--a savings of up to $34! Farm Tour buttons are available at
Chatham Marketplace and the CFSA office on the Circle in Pittsboro. For more
information visit www.carolinafarmstewards.org or call 542 2402.
Roland McReynolds
Executive Director
Carolina Farm Stewardship Association
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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 21:57:24 -0400
From: "melissa" <melissa...chathammarketplace.coop>
Subject: Accomplished Poets at the Marketplace
After an afternoon on the Farm Tour or at Shakori Hills or whatever else may
grab you this weekend, stop by Chatham Marketplace for dinner and be
entertained by two local and very accomplished poets!
Saturday, April 21, 6PM
Book Reading and Signing with poets Alex Grant and Roy Jacobstein
Alex Grant’s chapbook, "Chains & Mirrors", was the 2006 Randall Jarrell
Poetry Prize winner. Thomas Lux said "this is a powerful and stunningly
imaginative book that announces a hell of a good new poet!" Alex won first
prize in the 2006 Kakalak Carolina Poets Anthology and was the 2004 winner
of WMSU's Pavel Srut Poetry Fellowship in Prague. He is a native Scot now
living in Chapel Hill.
Roy Jacobstein’s latest book, A Form of Optimism, won the Samuel French
Morse Prize and has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. Jacobstein is a
physician working in international women’s reproductive health, and Adjunct
Professor of Maternal and Child Health in UNC’s School of Public Health.
Chatham Marketplace
480 Hillsboro Street, Suite 320
Pittsboro
4 blocks north of the courthouse circle
Melissa Frey
Marketing/Owner Services
919-542-2643
www.chathammarketplace.coop
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