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This digest contains the following messages: 1. York Heat Pump Service Referral by: Hopp Sharyn Sharyn.H...@forbo.com 2. Bring out your dead by: ljfes...@bellsouth.net 3. Backyard Food Gardening Workshop by: Robin Kohanowich rkohanow...@cccc.edu 4. Are you the person we're looking for? by: Bett Essen bettes...@chathamhabitat.org 5. Chatlist Posting request by: M Morehouse mmoreho...@oaknut.com 6. Fencing by: dillst...@aol.com 7. hand drums? by: Deanne Jones deann...@hotmail.com 8. Pittsboro Animal Hospital by: Peggy Schalk pegg...@mindspring.com 9. Learning Center and EOG Review opening by: Lisa Stout li...@hartfurnitureco.com 10. Bynum UMC Thursday Night Worship by: Larry & Karen Webster asfew...@nc.rr.com 11. Chatlist is a great resource by: judy macphail jmacphai...@msn.com 12. Veterinary Rabies Scam? by: Hewitt & Laura nea...@blast.com 13. YMCA pool by: Joy Hewett joyful...@hotmail.com 14. Local author book signing by: Pat Dawson paperbacksp...@sspsi.com 15. Support from the Chatham County Chamber of Commerce by: Randy Voller ra...@voller.org 16. Glittering Hummingbird in my hand / MY MARVEL by: susan turner goodkarmam...@yahoo.com 17. dying dianthus by: susan turner goodkarmam...@yahoo.com 18. Emergency Preparedness Fair - April 25
-------------------- 1 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 08:50:07 -0400 From: Hopp Sharyn Sharyn.H...@forbo.com Subject: York Heat Pump Service Referral I am trying to find a reputable company in the area to service our York Central Heat Pump. Does anyone have any recommendations? My brother-in-law is in the business but he lives in VA and said we need to get on a service plan. The only company that I was referred to told me they don't service York. Thank you. Sharyn S. Hopp sharyn.h...@forbo.com -------------------- 2 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:21:56 +0000 From: ljfes...@bellsouth.net Subject: Bring out your dead Bring out your dead, I’m not dead yet so I’ll be at the PMA showing of Monty Python and the Holy Grail on Friday April 24th in the Capitol Bank Parking lot . With food and a movie there will be shops open till 8 , oh I hope I won’t be out to late! For more info go to pittsboroshops.com -------------------- 3 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 11:30:42 -0400 From: "Robin Kohanowich" rkohanow...@cccc.edu Subject: Backyard Food Gardening Workshop Backyard Gardening Workshop CCCC, Pittsboro Saturday, May 2, 2009 9 am to 12 noon Join instructor and enthusiastic gardener Bob Armantrout in creating a 'square foot garden'. This hands-on workshop will build your knowledge and skills for backyard food production, while providing a hands-on opportunity to create a 4' x 4' garden for the CCCC pre-school. This workshop will show you all materials needed to create a similar garden for your own yard. Cost of the workshop is $10 please register by calling            919-542-6495 ext 223 -------------------- 4 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 11:35:50 -0400 From: "Bett Essen" bettes...@chathamhabitat.org Subject: Are you the person we're looking for? As Chatham Habitat for Humanity grows, we have a constant need for improved volunteer coordination. We are looking for that special volunteer with a combination of people skills and technological savvy (data management experience a must!) to take our volunteer recruitment, organization and follow up to the next level. A commitment of one day per week, flexible hours, and the opportunity to interact with dedicated volunteers from Chatham County and beyond make this the perfect volunteer opportunity. If this opportunity sounds like it might be a good fit, please call Executive Director, Amy Powell at 542-0794 x 212, or email amypow...@chathamhabitat.org for a copy of the job description and qualifications. -------------------- 5 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 11:46:29 -0400 From: "M Morehouse" mmoreho...@oaknut.com Subject: Chatlist Posting request Please join the Take and Eat Food Pantry in the Feinstein $1 Million Challenge to fight hunger in our community. One million dollars will be divided proportionately among all agencies participating in the challenge. www.feinsteinfoundation.org The Take and Eat Food Pantry at Evergreen UMC serves families and individuals living in the Northwood High School attendance district. The pantry is open the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Drive-thru Food Drive April 25, 2009 10 am - 2 pm at Evergreen United Methodist Church 11098 US Highway 15-501 N Chapel Hill, NC 27517 -------------------- 6 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:53:59 +0000 From: dillst...@aol.com Subject: Fencing Any recommendations on fencing companies serving Chatham County? Need driveway entrance gate and pool fencing. -------------------- 7 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 11:58:40 -0400 From: Deanne Jones deann...@hotmail.com Subject: hand drums? Does anyone know where I should go to buy hand drums? -------------------- 8 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:28:09 -0400 From: Peggy Schalk pegg...@mindspring.com Subject: Pittsboro Animal Hospital I cannot let Elliott Cramer's post go without comment. Although I do not know what the policy is at Pittsboro Animal Hospital is as far as rabies vaccinations go I do know about the kind of care they provide. Dr. Weiser and her terrific staff have been caring for my four legged crew since she opened up. They have unfailingly provided excellent care of my pets (both dogs and cats) even though they appear to be conspiring to come up with some of the world's most complicated problems imaginable. I have complete trust in their approach to care but have always been comfortable with the approaches we've used. Dr. Weiser has also, several times, gone above and beyond the call of duty when problems have come up at night or over the weekend including a ridiculous number of calls fro me over the Easter weekend as she treated a cascading collection of problems from one of my cats (who is now doing great). I highly recommend them. -------------------- 9 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:40:02 -0400 From: "Lisa Stout" li...@hartfurnitureco.com Subject: Learning Center and EOG Review opening Inquiring Minds Learning Center will be opening in Siler City on April 25. They will be doing EOG Reading Reviews on Saturday, April 25 and May 9 and EOG Math Reviews on Saturday, May 2 and May 16. Sessions are an hour and a half and the cost is $25. Inquiring Minds also plans to have a summer enrichment program and after school tutoring in the fall. For more information and to register call Janet Walters at            919-548-0429 or Lisa Stout            919-548-6512 or e-mail inquiringmind...@yahoo.com. Lisa Stout PH 919.742.4141 Fax 919.663.2925 li...@hartfurnitureco.com -------------------- 10 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:04:30 -0400 From: "Larry & Karen Webster" asfew...@nc.rr.com Subject: Bynum UMC Thursday Night Worship You are cordially invited to come as you are to our Thursday Night Pot Luck, Worship and Singing. Thursday, April 23, 2009 6-8pm Bynum United Methodist Church Bynum 6pm Pot Luck Meal 7pm Worship and Singing Join us as we fellowship, share a meal and then worship our Lord and Savior through song and His word. If you have questions please feel free to call Pastor Jeff Babajtis at 542-4715 -------------------- 11 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:04:36 -0400 From: judy macphail jmacphai...@msn.com Subject: Chatlist is a great resource Recently we moved to a house built in 1980, and discovered there were all kinds of problems screaming for attention. I chose to use the chatlist as my resource for finding help, and couldn't be happier! Danny Grasty, whose wife Teresa needs the storm door fixed, and his crew, worked here for 2 1/2 weeks (369-4737). They built a fence, did plumbing, worked on the deck, and built beautiful bookshelves along one wall of the study. I enjoyed their company, and hated to see them leave! Yesterday I had my gutters cleaned by another chatlist find, Brett from BBH Grasscutting (444-1801). He removed years of debris, and installed gutter guards. Another very satisfying encounter. And if anybody out there needs a plumber, call Donald Nemmons (636-2681). Our main sewer line was blocked with years of gunk, soap, and other sediments. He went above and beyond, and in just an hour had everything flowing. All of these workers did quality work, cleaned up, and were reasonable with their fees. Thanks, Gene, for providing chatlisters with this service. -------------------- 12 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:22:02 -0400 From: "Hewitt & Laura" nea...@blast.com Subject: Veterinary Rabies Scam? In response to Mr. Cramer. When you enter a Veterinary Clinic you become a patient. Your pet now falls under the care of the doctor who sees and treats it. It is required by law all Veterinarians keep medical records and it is deemed unethical to perform any treatment/vaccine without first obtaining a basic general health exam (with penalty of losing a license). (You can read the practice act offered online by the Veterinary Medical Board) It’s always good to have a base line in case your pet develops new symptoms after receiving treatment/vaccines. Any human doctor would not vaccinate a John Doe off the street without first giving him a basic exam. It’s poor ownership to deny your pet a basic exam. However, if all you had the money for was the advertised $17 rabies vaccine, the Veterinary clinic should have asked you to sign an exam waiver form. The clinic is trying to cover all its bases in case something went awry (your dog died) and you decided to sue. You should look at things from a medical standpoint not ‘they were trying to rip you off’. Laura Registered Veterinary Technician -------------------- 13 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:27:57 -0400 From: Joy Hewett joyful...@hotmail.com Subject: YMCA pool A pool in Pittsboro would be cool! Pun intended. I tried to go to hot topics and saw there was a poll but didn't know how to vote, or if I could vote, or where to vote on line, so to relieve my frazzled brain, I'd love to jump in a pool nearby and wish there were one in town. In Sanford, Nautilus lets people over 60 join for $25 a month. If the Y would let Chatham senior residents join at a reasonable rate, it would save carbon foot print going to Duke's wellness center at Faerrington or Galloway ridge, and it would save local dollars for those on budgets when they retire. A pool could serve as a place for kids to learn to swim, others to get exercise, and swim teams to practice. It would be a great asset to the community. Indoor outdoor would provide recreation, too, and another place to meet and greet our wonderful Chathamites. -------------------- 14 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:46:05 -0400 From: "Pat Dawson" paperbacksp...@sspsi.com Subject: Local author book signing Papebacks Plus! will be hosting a book signing for local authors Jim Dawson (my husband) and John Wainwright on April 25th from 11:00 to 1:00. Their newly released book, "PRO MAPPING IN BIZTALK SERVER 2009" is a comprehensive desktop reference providing many examples of BizTalk mapping techniques. Jim and John own and run Second Star Professional Services, and provide services related to Microsoft's BizTalk Server 2009 and Electronic Data Interchange. Like I know what that means -- the first person who can explain it to me may win a prize! Paperbacks Plus! is located at 208 E. Raleigh Street in Siler City Pat -------------------- 15 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 20:36:58 -0400 From: Randy Voller ra...@voller.org Subject: Support from the Chatham County Chamber of Commerce Please note the statement from the Chatham County United Chamber of Commerce: "In response to your letter, the Chatham Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors is in favor of passing the mixed drink referendum. The Board feels the proposed economic benefits associated with approval is in keeping with the Chamber's mission of promoting the economic vitality and prosperity of the county. " Regards, Gary Kibler SBC Director Chatham County 542 6495, ext. 215 -------------------- 16 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 19:51:11 -0700 (PDT) From: susan turner goodkarmam...@yahoo.com Subject: Glittering Hummingbird in my hand / MY MARVEL Got a new skylight ..came back home from work at night and a little glittering green hummer was trying to get out by bumping and humming all around it ... frantically hummed every where around the house then back to the sky light. Turned off the inside lights and the lit the outside ones. Humming stopped and I thought he's made it out. Next morning; the little green jewel was humming and bouncing at the skylight again. Got a ladder and caught him easily and gently. Held a miracle in my hand. Up close live, his green was bluer and his red spot so small...They seemed bigger when not in my hand...His tiny, long fragile brown pointy beak and iridescence was spellbinding... I wanted to touch it but was so scared I'd hurt him. He was lighter than a tiny little feather......than a puff... Let him fly in the sky again...hummed off north without looking back. I think he returned to the feeder next day. No physical harm but must have been terrifying ... amazing; he never struggled in my hand.. Wonderful experience for me though. I'm hoping for a she for him. "You're not old till you loose all your marvels". Susan Martel Turner 192 Country Routt Brown Road Pittsboro, NC 27312 HP            919-542-2027 CP            919-444-4154 -------------------- 17 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 20:06:02 -0700 (PDT) From: susan turner goodkarmam...@yahoo.com Subject: dying dianthus 1. Can anyone tell me why my newly planted dianthus are turning yellow and apparently dying? Just planted twenty of them to line my path. Don't' understand why. All the rest of my perennials are thriving. 2. Also, have cleared two acres from hardwood forest which was boggy for years but not anymore. However, I have lots of clay and I am in a valley and have a deep creek surrounded with high hills and so it stays moist NOW...this summer it will be hard packed clay again like everyone else. I do have extremely heavy dews, also. I am raising and breeding mini horses and wanted to plant Bermuda in the new pastures,which was recommended by Sam Groce Then I read about Bahia, Tifton 9. This was recommended by a friend in Hillsborough with cattle and horses and clay. Now I have researched and read the Bermuda/Bahia needs sandy soil. Want to know - does anyone have any experience with Bahia around Chatham's clay soil. Hate to wast money experimenting. Other option is tried and true tall fescue and I do have the room to put pregnant mares up in a large paddock for their three months confinement but the Bahia or Bermuda pasture would be so much better for them. I already have one fescue pasture. My pH and all will be amended to suit any grass before I plant. Have had it tested and am ready to go whenever it stops raining and I can have it graded and raked. All advice will be considered. Thanks. "You're not old till you loose all your marvels". Susan Martel Turner 192 Country Routt Brown Road Pittsboro, NC 27312 HP            919-542-2027 CP            919-444-4154 -------------------- 18 -------------------- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 23:27:15 -0400 From: Heather Johnson chathambo...@gmail.com Subject: Emergency Preparedness Fair - April 25 Reminder - *Emergency Preparedness Fair* Learn what you and your family need to know to be prepared for emergencies and natural disasters. * Saturday, April 25, 2009* 287 East Street, Pittsboro, NC Public Invited – No Cost Five Sessions - Rotating Hourly from 12:00 noon to 4:00 PM 1. 72-Hour Evacuation Kits 2. Long-Term Food Storage 3. Severe Weather Info. 4. County Emergency Procedures 5. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Information Call            866-491-0746 for more information www.dayofservice.org www.providentliving.org Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Chatham County Emergency Operations --------------------------------------------------------------------- Chatlist Affiliated Links More chathamcentric news via Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/chathamnc Chatham Chatlist Highlights at http://www.chathamchatlist.com/highlights Chatlist Sponsorship Calendar at http://chathamchatlist.com/highlights/community-calendar/ Chatham Chatlist Archives at http://groups.google.com/group/chatham-chatlist Chatham Journal Newspaper at http://chathamjournal.com/weekly Chatham Online Bulletin Board at http://www.chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard Chatham County Schools (unofficial) at http://www.chathamcountyschools.net Chatham County Online at http://www.chatham-county-nc.com Chatham Journal Podcasts at www.chathamjournal.net/podcasts Chatham Animal Lovers group at http://groups.google.com/group/chatham-animals Chatham Online Links at http://www.chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/chathamlinks Chatham Business Directory at http://www.chatham-county-nc.com/chathambiz Chatham Journal Newspaper Online Store at http://www.cafepress.com/chathamjournal This E-mail digest is maintained by Gene Galin ........................................................................... 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