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Date: Fri, 8 May 2009 13:48:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: Millie Brobston mabrobs...@yahoo.com
Subject: House for rent in Pittsboro

Cute brick home in a convenient location in downtown Pittsboro is available for rent starting June 1st.  This three-bedroom and one-bath home has hardwood floors and a nice yard for children. Rent is $800 a month.  To see photos, visit this link on Craig's list:
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/apa/1150734377.html.  For questions, contact John Theilgard at jthou...@yahoo.com.
 
Millie Brobston

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Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 10:46:38 EDT
From: VABran...@aol.com
Subject: Tree Trimming

I need a tree specialist to trim off a large number
of branches on an oak tree which is in a fairly
small fenced-in area.....38 X 40.  There are  some
plants beneath, but that's OK.  They will come  back.
Should have had this done before fence was built,
but it's too late now.

Call 929-3125...V. Pickrell, 312 Dorcurt  Hills

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Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 18:43:39 -0400
From: pam smith pamissw...@gmail.com
Subject: house for rent in Pittsboro

2BR 1BH house on 440 Thompson st walking distance to downtown and
Chatham Mktplace. $800 Hardwood floors central air and heat
stove/fridge w/d provided. sits on 1/3 acre for a nice garden. call
542-5989

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Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 19:00:16 -0400
From: "Jean Vollrath" weav...@embarqmail.com
Subject: For Sale: Wall mounted unvented propane heater

16000 BTU unvented propane wall mounted heater  $50

742-3325

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Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 20:03:32 -0400
From: "Jim & Lynn Hackney" jim_l...@wildblue.net
Subject: SILK HOPE - CABIN FOR RENT

Silk Hope Community, Chatham County, NC.  Ideally located between Chapel
Hill/RTP/Greensboro.  Country living in charming cottage in beautiful and
private setting.  One bedroom, den, combination LR/kitchen.  Fully renovated
with updated appliances, including washer/dryer.  Rent $650/month.  Shown by
appt.- call 919.663.6220.  

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Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 21:39:37 -0400
From: Dedrah Earles earlesc...@gmail.com
Subject: dressage areana post and chain free

I have some dressage areana posts and chain if anyone is interested and
wants to pick it up. I live in Silk Hope.
Thanks,
Dedrah
919-369-4735 best to email me though

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 11:16:47 -0400
From: "Mari Trosclair" trosc...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Open House

For Friday post,

660 Revmont, Pittsboro near Chapel Ridge
Sunday, May 17th, 2009 2-4

Builder's own custom built contemporary craftsman home on acreage with
'mountain' views. Spring is the perfect time to visit this blissful setting
overlooking a pasture.
4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, fine details.  Horses allowed and barns/horses are
already neighbors!
Virtual Tour: http://www.hiddencoast.com/flist1.htm
Mari Trosclair m...@hiddencoast.com
919.619.2236

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 20:05:34 +0000
From: Ann Watson awat...@chathammrc.org
Subject: Summer Nanny Needed

I had seen a couple of posts from young women seeking nanny positions this summer.  I am looking for a part-time nanny for my three children, ages 12, 9, and 3 for the summer, 3 days a week, definitely Fridays, and other 2 days negotiable.  I usually leave home for work around 8:30am and return by 5:30pm.  Our home is located just North of Siler City and I work in Siler, so I am only 15 minutes away.  We live on a large farm with pool and grandparents nearby.

Please email me directly if you are interested.  

Thank you,

Ann Watson

awat...@chathammrc.org

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 17:01:56 -0400
From: erick davis amuralart...@msn.com
Subject: does anyone have experience making CONCRETE BENCHES?

hi,if you have experience making poured concrete benches, please contact me for a possible public art collaboration. there may be $$$ involved:
erick davis (919) 444-3212amuralart...@msn.comwww.paintingwithrocks.com

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 18:06:14 -0400
From: MarkBeth Morton eb...@msn.com
Subject: Urgent Mission Need ---

We have been notified of a family in great need of a refrigerator -- we can pick up.  Tax donation available.

Other donations are needed as well:  Used Mattresses, Bed Frames, Beds, Chest of Drawers, Tables/Chairs = all kind, Anykind of used household furnishings to help families in need.  We are an all volunteer staff and GIVE used furnishings away to needy families.

Please call:  Mark/Beth 919-542-6159              The Kids Warehouse, Inc is a 501(3)C Non-Profit

Servants of Jesus,
Mark and Beth Morton = Co-Directors
The Kids Warehouse, Inc.
(919)542-6159
eb...@msn.com

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:11:28 -0400
From: Marion Haywood marion.hayw...@gmail.com
Subject: YARD SALE TO BENEFIT PITTSBORO RELAY FOR LIFE

SATURDAY YARD SALE TO BENEFIT PITTSBORO RELAY FOR LIFE

Saturday May 16th  7 AM - 11AM   (4 hours only)
@ the Relay For Life
on the Northwood High School tennis courts

churches, families and businesses have gathered lots of stuff to sell
kids toys, bikes, books, exercise equip, home & holiday decor, tools, more

The yard sale is only 4 hours but there will be food, entertainment and
activities for all ages going on all day on the football field. Come out to
show your support for everyone touched by the diagnosis of cancer.

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 08:44:33 -0500
From: "Tom Glendinning" goag...@embarqmail.com
Subject: For Rent near Bynum

For rent near Bynum -

Spacious one acre lot on secluded road.  14X54 Oakwood mobile home, washer/dryer, central AC, dishwasher, 2 BR, large LR and deck, 12 miles from CH, 25 miles to Durham, near 64 bypass and Northwood High School, good community.  $ 575/mo.  References required.

545-0880

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 09:25:17 -0400
From: Rocco Richard rocco.rich...@chathamnc.org
Subject: Lifeguard and swim instructor

The Chatham County Parks and Recreation department is currently looking for=
 lifeguards and swim instructors.  Hours may vary, 6-10 hours per week.  Fo=
r more information please call 919-545-8555.

Rocco Richard
Recreation Program Supervisor
Chatham County Parks and Receation

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 09:33:30 -0400
From: "Michele Wilson" mich...@blueskyeq.com
Subject: Starter Special for New Riders at Blue Sky Equestrian:

Dear Chatham County Friends,

If your child is starting to take horse back riding lessons or attending a horse camp this summer, come see us at Blue Sky Equestrian. We offer 15% off the total purchase of a helmet, pair of riding pants and paddock boots--all you need to get started riding!  Our staff is trained and experience helmet fitters and we will help you choose the most comfortable riding wear to fit your budget.

Always at your service---The Blue Sky Equestrian Team

Michele Wilson
Certified Helmet Fitter
Blue Sky Equestrian, LLC
67 Hillsboro Street
PO Box 161 (Mailing address)
Pittsboro, NC 27312
(Starting March 2-closed Mondays)
Tuesday-Friday 11AM-6PM, Saturday 10AM-5PM,
First Sunday of each month 1-5PM
919-545-0054
919-869-1756 (fax)
mich...@blueskyeq.com
www.blueskyeq.com for directions

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This digest contains the following messages:

  1. deer to blame??? I dont think so!  
         by: APS aps_ma...@yahoo.com
  2. Response to Jeff Lane's post  
         by: Coffay, Carolyn cof...@med.unc.edu
  3. Self-Heal Workshop and Russian Painting Auction-May 15 and 16  
         by: Judy Hogan judyho...@mindspring.com
  4. Help create a community event on Memorial Day!  
         by: Bett Essen bettes...@chathamhabitat.org
  5. Re: Chatham Chatlist #3417  
         by: Jeff Lane j...@jefflane.org
  6. Pittsboro Moves to Saturday Relay Event  
         by: Cathy Head cathy.h...@ncfbssc.com
  7. An early head's up...  
         by:  rmcountry3...@aol.com
  8. Sisters'voices concert  
         by: BETSY FROST auriel...@embarqmail.com
  9. THANK YOU for your salvaged tile and/or ceramics  
         by: erick davis amuralart...@msn.com
  10. ChathamArts 100 Mile Film: Next Tue. May 19th: With These Hands  
         by: Linda Booker lboo...@blast.com
  11. Forgetting Earth  
         by: tim keim timkeim...@yahoo.com
  12. mower repair recommendation  
         by: anubeej anub...@intrex.net
  13. Help  
         by: Heather Baker heatherbake...@embarqmail.com
  14. Basic Wilderness Survival for Adults Workshop  
         by: Camille bobandcami...@gmail.com
  15. Seed Magic Workshop with Farmer Doug Jones  
         by: Camille bobandcami...@gmail.com
  16. Small engine / mower repair  
         by: Janel Hopkins jdh...@bellsouth.net
  17. Capital Bank is NOT backing Plenty! Who is?  
         by: Tom West tazz_w...@yahoo.com
  18. Big thanks from "Kudzu" folks!  
         by: Ellen Bland realbatr...@embarqmail.com
  19. Calling all Chatham Marketplace Owners  
         by: Kathleen Conroy kathl...@blast.com

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 07:26:13 -0700 (PDT)
From: APS aps_ma...@yahoo.com
Subject: deer to blame??? I dont think so!

we are so quick to blame the deer, bobcats, and coyotes for the loss of our car, pets, veggies... when think about all they can blame us for.  We make them have to come into our back yards.  We make them have to cross the road for water.  We keep tearing up their land.  Where else are they going to go for food if we cut it all down? they have to go to our gardens.  Small pets... they dont see them as small pets.  they see them as prey.  why? because we build our homes in replace of where they live and hunt. It is NOT fair t o blame them! every year I hear that the deer are over populated.  How is that when we hunt them every year and I know several hunters that kill several deer a year.... young deer are killed, older deer, male and female deer are killed. Not to mention all the ones that get killed by cars.  and we blame the deer?  How do we actually know they are overpolulated or is it a guess by everyone.
 I know I know everyone has the right to their own opinion. I would like to be able to hear the deer, bobcat, and coyotes opinion.  LOL

thanks for listening to my thoughts and rambles.

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 11:49:06 -0400
From: "Coffay, Carolyn" cof...@med.unc.edu
Subject: Response to Jeff Lane's post

Heather, if you read Jeff Lane's post carefully, you will see that he
does not suggest that controlling human population will control deer
population.  I'm quite certain that Nancy Pelosi has not suggested birth
control for the deer overpopulation problem in Chatham County, either.  

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 12:10:02 -0400
From: "Judy Hogan" judyho...@mindspring.com
Subject: Self-Heal Workshop and Russian Painting Auction-May 15 and 16

SELF-HEAL/JOURNAL WORKSHOP WITH JUDY HOGAN
MAY 16, SATURDAY, 9 AM-4 PM
HOGANVILLAEA FARM IN MONCURE
$60. Includes lunch
INFO: (919) 545-9932 judyho...@mindspring.com
Learn about the useful medicinal herb self-heal; take home plants and/or cuttings. Self-heal is a natural astringent, antiseptic, antiviral, and antibiotic. As a tea, it relieves colds, sore throats, allergies, with no dangerous side-effects. Can also be used on cuts, wounds, hemorrhoids, and herpes.
***Judy Hogan is a published poet and free-lance writer, who has taught creative writing workshops in the Triangle area since the 70s. She was the founding editor of Carolina Wren Press (1976-91), first president of the N.C. Writer’s Network (1984-87). She herself keeps an extensive journal, and 25 years of it are available and may be read in the Women’s Archive at Duke University’s Special Collections. She lives on a small farm in Moncure, where she writes and raises self-heal, as well as other herbs, chickens, fruit, and vegetables. She participates weekly in the Thursday Pittsboro Farmer’s Market at the Fairgrounds, 3:30-6:30 PM
***
The sale and silent auction of Nikolai Smirnov's paintings is almost upon us.  Please join the Kostroma Committee at  St. Philip's Episcopal Church in downtown Durham three weeks from today, Friday, May 15, 6-8 PM.   Nikolai came to the U.S. in a Durham-Kostroma Sister Cities exchange in 1998 and had a show in downtown Durham at Masterpiece Art Gallery.  He died in 2001, leaving a relatively young wife and three young sons.  The boys have continued with their education.  Now with the Kostroma Committee of Durham's help, we are, as part of the 20th anniversary celebration of the Durham-Kostroma Sister Cities relationship, holding this silent auction.
Nikolaiwas dedicated to preserving visually village life in Russia.  He also painted a few local North Carolina scenes, e.g., the beach near Wilmington and at Falls Lake.  I expect these paintings will be bargains.  They're wonderful to live with.  If you've ever been to my house, you've seen some of Nikolai's work.  Spread the word, if you know of folks who might be interested.  I can also email you some photos of them, if you're interested.
    Nikolai,with a chainsaw he bought from painting sales here, started a new home, and the boys continued working on it, but last year some vandals burned it to the ground.  Galina can use all the help she can get!  He was a good friend and a generous man.  His favorite poet was Esenin, and before he returned to Russia, he gave me a painting of Esenin, who was a poet of the villages and was killed in the 20s by the Soviet authorities.  Nikolai painted him against a blood red sky.  The full-sized portrait of Esenin was exhibited in Moscow's 850th anniversary celebration.

I hope to see you at the auction.  Spread the word!  Cheers, Judy Hogan

***

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 13:15:35 -0400
From: "Bett Essen" bettes...@chathamhabitat.org
Subject: Help create a community event on Memorial Day!

Chatham Habitat for Humanity is planning a Memorial Day celebration at the
Chatham Marketplace and we're looking for people in the community to join
in. If you can sing, dance, act, play music, tell stories, teach a craft,
lead a game, hoop, or whatever - e-mail me! I am envisioning an event that
captures the generous, playful spirit of our community.  Support your local
coop grocery and Chatham Habitat AND entertain your neighbors - all at the
same time!

Bett Wilson Essen
Development & Communications Coordinator

Chatham Habitat for Humanity
467 West Street ~ PO Box 883
Pittsboro, N.C. 27312
(919) 542-0794, ext. 222
www.ChathamHabitat.org

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 13:32:05 -0400
From: Jeff Lane j...@jefflane.org
Subject: Re: Chatham Chatlist #3417

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 12:52, Chatham Chatlist chatl...@bellsouth.net wrote:
 *Well this was a fine post to read on this blessed day. Your answer to
 resolving the deer overpopulation problem is to control HUMAN population?!
 Your remarks sound similar to Nancy Pelosi's (paraphrasing here) "using
 birth control will solve our financial crisis".

 So thanks Jeff. Happy Mother's Day to you and yours.

You're welcome Heather.  Now please go back and re-read what I said,
think a little, and stop using the emotional argument, which as I
pointed out before, is weak.  We as humans ARE a bit overpopulated. We
are quickly outpacing food production, outpacing the amount of
available fresh water, and outpacing livable land.  Simple fact.

We as a species are NOT immune to the effects of overpopulation, just
as the Deer, and every other species is not immune.

And Yes, I did call my mother to wish her a Happy Mother's Day.

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 15:18:36 -0400
From: "Cathy Head" cathy.h...@ncfbssc.com
Subject: Pittsboro Moves to Saturday Relay Event

It's that time again for the annual Pittsboro Relay for Life Event.  But
don't go out to Northwood High on Friday night or you might be put to
work setting up the event.    "We decided after all the rain last year
during our Friday night event that we would try something different this
year", said Carol Esau, Chairperson.  "Our new Saturday event will give
the community more opportunities to come out and support our fight
against cancer and it also gives us more opportunities for activities
and entertainment for all ages". =20

The Pittsboro Relay for Life Event kicks off with a Mega Yard Sale
starting at 7 am Saturday morning on the Northwood High Tennis Courts.
We will have thousands of items including designer clothing, furniture,
accessories, baby and children's items, books, CDs, games and much more.
Everyone is invited and there's never an admission fee to the event.=20

If you've never been to the Relay for Life, it's always like a large
community reunion and carnival.  There will be inflatables for the kids
and they will have their own Kids Walk at 9 am.  Many of the area's
costumed characters will be in attendance to walk around the track with
the children.  "It's never too early to teach your children to give back
to the community", said Erin Kaplan, Kids Walk Chairperson.  "We would
love to have the track full."  Children can register the morning of the
event for $5.

At 10 am, the community's survivors will be honored by walking or riding
the opening lap.  Their caregivers will join them for the second lap.  A
reception will be held for the survivors at the event starting at 9 am.
Survivors may also pick up their t-shirts that morning. =20

The Pittsboro Annual Relay for Life Motorcycle Ride starts at Lowe's
Home Improvement at 11 am (registration at 10 am) and will go through
the county and end at Northwood in time for lunch. =20

Throughout the day, there will be so many activities it will be
difficult for folks to choose what to do.  "Make sure you come hungry",
Esau said.  "Many of our teams are preparing home cooked foods such as
pinto beans, hot dogs, walking tacos, baked goods, pork tenderloin
biscuits, funnel cakes, ice cream and much more.  We'll be serving
breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday."

As always, the Luminaria Ceremony will take place at 9 pm.  It's not too
late to purchase luminaries at the event to remember someone who has
lost their battle or to honor a survivor.=20

"We are so pleased to be hosting our first Celebration of Hope Sunrise
Service on Sunday at 7 am.  We hope the entire community will come out
and celebrate and then you can still make it back to your own churches
for Sunday services."

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 15:19:39 -0400
From: rmcountry3...@aol.com
Subject: An early head's up...

It is my extreme pleasure to announce that on Saturday, October 24, 2009, the Second Annual day at the Farm, (Benefiting Diabetes Education in Rural North Carolina)Â

Last year's kick off event was well received by the community, featuring 2 local bands, one nationally known entertainer (Kim Anthony) , the NC State University clogging team, and myself as MC.

This years event will be even better as we have decided to make it a full blown Bluegrass Jamboree.  Once again, yours truly will be the MC for the event, and returning to the Farm's stage will be The back Porch boys, from Chapel Hill.  Other entertainers will be announced as dates are confirmed.  This years event will not only include a car show and great food vendors (Grillzilla will be there again!) but activities for the kids like hay rides and games.  All the music and fun revolves around a Diabetes Health Fair.

Address:‎
4349 Gillburg Rd
Henderson, NC 27537

Come take a look at the website at all the great fun we had at this scenic piece of north Carolina: Â http://dayatthefarm.com/

I'll be keeping you all up to date on the latest news as it develops.

See you all soon! Â Same Chatham time! Â Same Chatham channel!

"Roadside" Rusty McIntosh

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 16:06:54 -0400 (EDT)
From: BETSY FROST  auriel...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Sisters'voices concert

The Sisters' Voices choir comprised of local 4th through 8th grade girls will have their spring concert on Friday evening May 18th, 2009 at the Pittsboro presbyterian church. The concert is free and open to all. Donations are appreciated. Sisters' voices will be auditioning for the 2009-2010 performing season in May and June. Please contact Leandra Stroupe to schedule an audition appointment.  rehearsals take place on Tuesday afternoons at the presbyterian church. Leandra can be reached at lean...@sistersvoices.com   or by phone at 919-619-3438.

Thank you,
Lynn Frost

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 17:10:20 -0400
From: erick davis amuralart...@msn.com
Subject: THANK YOU for your salvaged tile and/or ceramics

THANK YOU to everyone who responded to my post regarding salvaged tile and/or ceramics. :)
 to all others, i am still collecting ceramics, tile and glass for recycled public art projects. you can drop them off at my studio in downtown pittsboro (gravel lot behind city tap and S&T's soda shop, only white garage door) or contact me for pick up. thank you, thank you, thank you!!! may peace prevail on earth and within us all!
erick davis(919) 444-3212amuralart...@msn.comwww.paintingwithrocks.com

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 13:40:19 -0400
From: Linda Booker lboo...@blast.com
Subject: ChathamArts 100 Mile Film: Next Tue. May 19th: With These Hands

*Please note location & time change:

The ChathamArts 100 Mile: Sustainable Cinema Series presents WITH  
THESE HANDS: THE STORY OF AN AMERICAN FURNITURE FACTORY next tuesday  
night, May 19th, *7:30 pm, at the Old Granary Restaurant in  
Fearrington Village.   Greensboro filmmaker Matthew Barr's  
documentary follows the last days of the Hooker Furniture operation  
in Martinsville, VA.  Along the way, employees at the factory share  
their perspectives on work, community, and survival in a country  
devastated by deindustrialization and outsourcing. Their pride in  
their work and their determination to survive affirm that, despite  
the current economic climate, we are a country of doers, and our  
workers are the match of any around the world. WITH THESE HANDS shows  
the impact of globalization's "race to the bottom" on skilled workers  
across America and recently premiered at the RiverRun Film Festival  
in Winston-Salem.

WITH THESE HANDS is part of a series of documentaries produced by the  
Unheard Voices Project, a nonprofit set up by Barr and his wife,  
Cornelia W. Barr, to capture the stories of workers and their  
families affected by globalization and technological change. It  
follows Barr's 2006 documentary, Wild Caught: The Life and Struggles  
of an American Fishing Town  (ChathamArts screened last October in  
the series) which tells the story of a NC coastal community  
struggling with rampant coastal development, rising gas prices, and  
cheap imported seafood. For more information about the Unheard Voices  
Project, visit www.unheardvoicesproject.org.

The 100 Mile Sustainable Cinema Series celebrates local producers and  
directors and their independent works in film and video.  Films are  
followed by Q&A's with the filmmakers and lively discussion.  
Beverages and popcorn available during event.   Admission $5/students  
$3.  All proceeds benefit ChathamArts and its arts in education  
programs. More information about the film series and upcoming  
ChathamArts programs and events at http://www.chathamarts.org

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 15:13:48 -0700 (PDT)
From: tim keim timkeim...@yahoo.com
Subject: Forgetting Earth

Published in the Chapel Hill Herald Sun May 9, 2009

FORGETTING EARTH
by Tim Keim
MAY 5, 2009

I'm not quite sure how I came to juxtapose species extinction with Alzheimer's Disease (AD), but the more I think about it, the more sense it makes. Species extinction and AD share a common root. Researchers have identified environmental factors as one of the chief causes of AD. The environmental factors in AD and species extinction are, in general, the human created disturbance and pollution of the delicately balanced composition of our air, water and soil; the building blocks from which we and our host (Earth) are made.

During the Post War Period, literally thousands of chemicals were formulated and loosed upon the environment. Their uses are myriad, and the study of their power to mutate human genes is now an established field of science. Because of the dollar signs in the eyes of corporate capitalists, neither thought nor care was given to the life threatening toxicity of these novel preparations. Government abdicated its responsibility to protect us (and still does) in favor of the industrial dominance that Americans enjoyed as victors in WWII. “To the victors go the spoils† now carries an ironically sinister and  opposite meaning.

For some time I've been wondering why we don't seem to understand the gravity of the slow motion health and environmental crises in which we now find ourselves. I've puzzled, bemused, to witness swelling calamity on so many fronts, and still our preoccupation with stuff and material pursuits captivates us to the exclusion of the tsunami that gathers.

According to current estimates, the incidence of AD will quadruple in the next 50 years.
AD strikes a new victim every 70 seconds.

A United Nations study in 2002 predicted that 25% of the Earth's animals will disappear in the next 30 years. (http://www.well.com/user/davidu/extinction.html )

The results of both species extinction and AD are frighteningly parallel: Holes in the ecosystem of our gray matter and holes in the web of life that keeps us alive. What we are losing is the memory of the miraculous mystery of Eden with which we have been bequeathed.

Some everyday examples: The fact that we commonly consume supermarket produce    laced with toxic chemicals and health wasting fast foods is clear evidence that we've forgotten the delicious, life-giving foods that fortified our ancestors. The fact that people no longer remember when the rivers in Chatham County, (and all over the country), ran clear is another case of planetary Alzheimer's. As we forget what nurtured us and no longer value it, the planet is forgetting how to produce the ecosystems that nurture us. Still another: Not only have we forgotten, but we've aggressively forsaken the sacrosanct life cycles that keep our soil healthy. Again, we've traded them for synthetic chemicals that are killing our rivers and smothering our coastal oceans with dead zones. Stop me please! Burning coal, the most polluting fossil fuel, warms the globe, slowly choking all living things. Don't be fooled, “clean coal† is a transparent ruse. With Rome ablaze,
 we, the collective Nero, fiddle with no sense of urgency about our future.

All components of our life-support systems are under attack: From us! Pogo, the newspaper comic character was right, “I have seen the enemy, and it is us†.

The slow degradation of the specialized gases, liquids and solids that are custom-made to support human life raises so little response from us. Is it the siren of greed and the tubercular consumption it breeds that anesthetizes us to a predicament so perilous? Have current pollution levels already numbed our instinct to survive?

We are currently in the grip of the greatest extinction since the dinosaurs.. In Chatham County alone there are 17 species quietly fading from our memories (http://www.fws.gov/nc-es/es/countyfr.html ). These beings represent unique, and perhaps indispensable expressions of the Divine Will that keep the web of life intact.  Tattered, incomplete ecosystems are gravely dangerous places.

Will the erosion of our brain power lead us to accept a less than a livable Chatham County? How near are we to the final environmental compromise that will endanger our ability to survive?

 Leaving our plant and animal cousins defenseless now will also leave us without defense hereafter.

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 18:46:02 -0400
From: "anubeej" anub...@intrex.net
Subject: mower repair recommendation

Someone wrote in about their riding lawn mower that needed repair. I have a Sears mower also and use Jason Teleki for repairs. He is in Siler (663-4559) but comes to my house in Pittsboro and does the repair. Ask him if he'll do near Jordan Lake. He is incredibly knowledgable, reasonably priced, friendly, fast, responsible, honest and returns calls promptly. He fixed things on the mower that several other folks missed and saved me lots of money!

BJ

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 18:48:49 -0400
From: "Heather Baker" heatherbake...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Help

We (my family) have been helping some Bhutanese refugees in High Point.
They were in refugee camps in Nepal for 17 years and have come to this
country with literally nothing.  One of the main things we have been helping
them with is transportation.  Most of them have never even been in a car,
never mind driven one so they need help getting different places. The
transportation issue was not so difficult when there were three people we
were helping, two weeks ago the number had risen to nine and now there are
three to five more people coming this week.  I was wondering if anyone knew
of a 12 or 15 passenger van we could borrow or rent reasonably inexpensively
every weekend.

Thanks for any help or advice you can give us,

Heather Baker

919-414-7735

Heatherbake...@embarqmail.com

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 19:00:37 -0400
From: Camille bobandcami...@gmail.com
Subject: Basic Wilderness Survival for Adults Workshop

Sunday May 31, 2009 ~ 1pm - 4:30pm
Piedmont Biofuels Industrial Plant, Pittsboro

Do you love the outdoors?
Do you love hiking or backpacking?
If you got lost in the woods, would you be able to survive the night without
a tent or a sleeping bag?
What would you do if you had no food or water for a couple of days till
someone rescued you?

Join naturalist Alan Russo for an afternoon learning basic Wilderness
Survival skills:
    * Build a suitable shelter
    * Find food and water
    * Make fire using a bow drill

Basic Wilderness Survival for Adults is a hands-on workshop, come prepared
to get dirty!
Registrants should:
    * Dress to get dirty and wear light-colored clothing
    * Wear long-sleeved shirt,  long pants and knee socks
    * Bring a knife

Workshop is limited to 20 adults 18 years and older - Register early to
guarantee your spot!

Workshop & Bow Drill to take home (bring your own lunch)
* $35 - Pre-Registration & Payment by May 15
* $40 - Registration & Payment after May 15

Register online - http://theabundancefoundation.org/survival/
OR, Mail your check to:
The Abundance Foundation
PO BOX 1113 Pittsboro NC 27312

Need more information?
Email - w...@theabundancefoundation.org
Or Call - 919-533-5181

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 19:05:43 -0400
From: Camille bobandcami...@gmail.com
Subject: Seed Magic Workshop with Farmer Doug Jones

Saturday, May 30th, 10am - 2pm
Piedmont Biofuels Industrial Plant, Pittsboro

    * Hands-On Demonstration of Simple Seed Saving
    * Techniques-salad greens, cilantro, tomatoes, peppers & more!
    * Basic Botany useful for success in seed production
    * How to improve and adapt varieties to local conditions
    * Variety recommendations from our trials

Doug Jones has been growing organic vegetables and saving seeds for 35
years. He does variety trials for Seeds of Change and plant breeding to
develop superior varieties for the Piedmont Region.

Workshop & Seeds to take home (bring your own lunch)

    * $35 - Pre-Registration & Payment by May 15
    * $40 - Registration & Payment after May 15

OR, Everything included above plus a catered lunch option from Chatham
Marketplace.

    * $45 - Pre-Registration & Payment by May 15
    * $50 - Registration & Payment after May 15

OR, Mail your check to:
The Abundance Foundation
PO BOX 1113 Pittsboro NC 27312

Need more information?
Email - w...@theabundancefoundation.org
Call - 919-533-5181

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 20:17:25 -0400
From: "Janel Hopkins" jdh...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Small engine / mower repair

Seeking someone who does small engine repair to work on my John Deere riding
mower.  Preferably someone with a truck or trailer who can come pick it up.
Any recommendations?  We are just north of Pittsboro, call 919.929.0602 or
email jdh...@bellsouth.net.

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 22:01:26 -0400
From: Tom West tazz_w...@yahoo.com
Subject: Capital Bank is NOT backing Plenty! Who is?

"Capital Bank was approached by a group asking if we could be a currency exchange," Cecil Walter with Capital Bank said.

Visit the plenty web site and you will see that Capital Bank is only offering exchange services -

The PLENTY is backed by trust. The only reason to accept a PLENTY is because you know what it is worth, and you are confident you can claim that value from it when you need it.  
Capital Bank in Pittsboro is offering exchange services at the rate of $.90 for 1P.

In light of the discounted exchange rate… you’re probably wondering about asking for change while shopping.
The short answer is that when you pay in PLENTYs, expect to receive your change in PLENTYs. Asking for change in Federal Reserve Notes is a local-economy faux pas.

Section 1 Convertibility of the PLENTY

A. The Piedmont Local EcoNomy Tender (PLENTY) is convertible to Federal Reserve Notes at participating financial institutions (Reserve Partners) at the exchange rate approved by the Board of Trustees, but is not guaranteed by any person or institution.

B. All circulating PLENTYs must be fully backed by appropriate reserves at all times. The Board of Trustees will work with Reserve Partners to assure full convertibility with appropriate audits and internal controls.

B.J. Lawson states that "the key issue is that a trustworthy currency must be backed by *something* of accepted value.
Our bylaws allow us to release additional PLENTY “flavors† that are backed by other commodities, as well — perhaps local biodiesel, agricultural commodities, or gold/silver."

The question remains - Who IS backing the Plenty? How much money is in reserve backing the Plenty? Where is this reserve located and who manages in?

Tom

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 22:17:33 -0400
From: "Ellen Bland" realbatr...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Big thanks from "Kudzu" folks!

Many many thanks to our community from the actors, musicians, artists, and technicians of the recent successful run of "Kudzu, a Southern Musical" at Chatham Mills.

Over 900 local folks supported local arts by being very appreciative audiences for our recent production!

I am very proud of the hardworking group of 40 people who put together a show that proved that you can attend entertaining  theatre without leaving home!  

Central Carolina Community College theatre students and our many local volunteers did a professional job working as an ensemble producing this wonderful script written by locals Jack Herrick, Doug Marlette, and Bland Simpson.  We appreciate Tom Roberts and Chatham MIlls Development Corporation for allowing us to reside in the old mill space for our shows since our 2003-05 production of "Millworker."

The spirit of our grassroots theatre endeavor is to allow everyone opportunities for growth in all aspects of theatre production and to build community through our audiences.
We are so happy to have accomplished both.

most graciously,
Ellen Bland, director

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 22:25:02 -0400
From: Kathleen Conroy kathl...@blast.com
Subject: Calling all Chatham Marketplace Owners

Chatham Marketplace Owners:

This week we are holding a really important election at Chatham  
Marketplace. We have both a board election and a referendum on the  
ballot.

Please vote! And please remind your family, friends, colleagues and  
associates who are CM Owners to watch for their ballot in the mail  
and VOTE.  All ballots must be turned in to Chatham Marketplace by  
4pm on Sunday, May 17th.

This is a particularly important election because the ballot  
referendum is to amend our Articles of Incorporation to allow the  
issue of Preferred Stock. Shares of Preferred Stock are non-voting  
shares in the Co-op which can be purchased in amounts of $100 or  
$500.  The issue of Preferred Stock will allow a larger portion of  
our owners to invest in the Co-op and help us ensure our financial  
stability.

We need 374 owner votes to constitute a quorum of our ownership. In  
order to change our Articles of Incorporation, a majority of those  
votes must be in favor of the amendment.

Please don't forget to vote. Active owners will be receiving an  
election packet in the mail. It will include information on the board  
election and the referendum. It will include one ballot. If you  
purchased a 2-adult share in Chatham Marketplace, one of you will  
need to stop by the store and request your ballot at the front.

Please call or email me with any questions!

Thank you for voting!

Best,

Kathleen

Kathleen Conroy
President, Chatham Marketplace Board of Directors
919-799-9326 (cell)
kathl...@blast.com

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 10:50:58 -0400
From: Bill Hengeveld bhe...@mindspring.com
Subject: Beach Rental Chatham-specials

I have a number of beach rentals still available in May and June on
Topsail Island,
including a Memorial Day week.  Take a look.

"6 on the Beach"
5BR, 4BA Ocean Front, Saturday to Saturday rentals.
May 23 to May 30:  Normal rate:  $2495  Discount: $1995  Chathamite:  $1895
May 30 to June 6:  Normal rate:  $2495  Discount: $1995  Chathamite:  $1895
Departure cleaning included.  Must pay taxes (about 12.5%)
http://www.topsail-realty.com/rental/house.html?ID=83&User=alpha

"Beach Nuts"
5BR, 4BA Ocean Front, Saturday to Saturday rentals.
The duplex that's NOT a duplex (living spaces not connected see pics)
May 23 to May 30:  Normal rate:  $2495  Discount: $1525  Chathamite:  $1425
May 30 to June 6:  Normal rate:  $2495  Discount: $1525  Chathamite:  $1425
June 6 thru June 19: Normal rate:  $3395  Discount $2895  Chathamite:  $2500
Departure cleaning included.  Must pay taxes (about 12.5%)
http://www.topsail-realty.com/rental/house.html?ID=105&User=alpha

"Sassy Seahorse"
3BR, 2BA "Second and a half row) cottage.   Saturday to Saturday rentals.
Deeded access to beach.  2 minute walk.  Ocean peek from front porch.
May 30 to June 6:  Normal rate:  $690  Discount: None  Chathamite:  $590
June 13 thru June 19: Normal rate:  $825  Discount:  None  Chathamite:  $725
June 20 thru Aug 1:  Normal rate:  $1075  Discount:  None  Chathamite:  $925
Departure cleaning included.  Must pay taxes (about 12.5%)
http://www.topsail-realty.com/rental/house.html?ID=221&User=alpha

3 day rentals also available on case-by-case request.  Check the links above
for other available weeks later in season.  Contact me for special pricing.

Contact Bill Hengeveld:  (919) 542-1966

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 10:54:03 -0400
From: Brit Pfann the...@celebritydairy.com
Subject: Dinner at Celebrity Dairy

This weekend we will be having our monthly 3rd Sunday Dinner at 1:30.
Come on out for a lovely day of great food and conversation.
Call or e-mail us to make your reservation today!

--

The Inn at Celebrity Dairy
Phone: 919-742-5176
Email: the...@celebritydairy.com
Web: www.celebritydairy.com
Directions: www.celebritydairy.com/inn/inn_directions.htm
Photo Album: http://tinyurl.com/4e64n      

--------------------  17  --------------------
Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 11:23:17 -0400
From: Nora Haenn nha...@gmail.com
Subject: cat sitter/caretaker/renter wanted

Hello,
   Work is taking us out of the country for a year, and we're looking for
someone to care for home and 2 cats in exchange for discounted rent.  This
house is located in downtown Pittsboro, just one block from the library and
Hill Creek vet.  The house is furnished and features a great room with
vaulted ceiling, skylights, hardwood floors, and a brick fireplace: 3bd, 1 ½
bath, 1800 sq ft. It sits in a quiet, residential neighborhood with
wonderful neighbors.  Rent is $600/month plus deposit and utilities.
 Available dates are: Aug 1, 2009 until July 31, 2010.
Please call:  919-548-3333 or 919-545-0695   You can speak with either Nora
or Luis.

--------------------  18  --------------------
Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 11:26:39 -0400
From: Sarah Kuhn sarahlongk...@gmail.com
Subject: Mobile Homes for Rent

I am posting this for Margaret Brown:

Bynum area, off of Russell Chapel Rd.& 15/501. Older mobile home. Private
and peaceful surrounded by beautiful trees. Large deck, fenced dog yard,
washer & dryer,  central air.  Lease& references- $495.00 - - 929-6460
please leave message.

Bynum area, off of Russell Chapel Rd. & 15/501. Older single wide. Private
and peaceful with big fenced dog yard. Central air and deck.
Lease and references -$385.00.  929-6460, please leave message.

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 11:34:16 -0400
From: Marissa Jelks Marissa.Je...@chathamnc.org
Subject: TeenWorks Teen Center Summer Camp

Are you looking for somewhere to send your child during the day this summer where they will get to go on fun outings, do some academic activities, and be well supervised?

The TeenWorks Teen Center, a program of the Chatham County Public Health Department, is hosting a summer camp for students in grades K-8. The camp will run daily from 7:00 am to 4:30 pm, June 15th through June 26th.

Activities include swimming, arts & crafts, bowling, academic enrichment, field trips, and much more!

The cost is $25.00 a week. A non-refundable registration fee of $20.00 secures a spot.

Call Carla Strickland at 742-1318 or go to www.chathamnc.org/teencenterhttp://www.chathamnc.org/teencenter for more information.

Hurry to register; spots are going fast!

Funding for the TeenWorks Teen Center is provided by the NC Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and Chatham County.

Marissa Jelks, MPH
Communications Specialist
Chatham County Public Health Department
PO Box 130/ 109 Camp Street
Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 545-8517 (phone)
(919) 542-5521 (fax)

"Dance like nobody's watching... Eat like somebody is!"

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 14:30:08 -0400
From: "Lara O'Keefe" okeefepott...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Post  about Spring Kiln Opening

Spring Kiln Opening this weekend at the O'Keefe Pottery!  We have a
large selection of salt-glazed pots from the wood kiln including large
jars, bird houses, plates, tea-pots and much more.  For a preview of the
work and a map please visit our website, okeefepottery.com.  Hope to see
some of you here this Saturday, May 16th from 10-5 and Sunday, the 17th
from 10-5!

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Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 17:38:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: Amy Rose Bloomfield desig...@yahoo.com
Subject: summer tutoring services (reading and writing)

    Reading/writing tutor available for summer tutoring--can possibly work with up to 3 students at a time (same academic level).  I have lots of Title I Elementary + Middle School tutoring experience, and am also a CCCC Basic Skills instructor.  Flexible hours; Siler City area preferred. 
    Sign up early & get a special summer "recession rate."
    Please call or email me for more info, or w/questions.  Thanks!
 
amy bloomfield
919-742-2598
desig...@yahoo.com

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Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 12:14:36 -0400 (EDT)
From: jaye momo...@earthlink.net
Subject: For sale: sink unit, 16' ladder, rain barrels

Custom sink unit: Grohe single lever faucet, antique sugar chest base painted sage green, white Corian top and above the surface white porcelain bowl.  $95  Email for photo or additional information.

Werner 16' Aluminum Multi-Position Ladder $65

Four 55 gallon blue plastic barrels  $25

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Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 14:18:31 -0400
From: "Mark Stinson" stinm...@connectnc.net
Subject: Friday stuff

Here is my list for Fridays classifieds

   100 year old Piano , ragtime , had new hammers and tuned 10 years ago , needs some tlc but still in good condition  $100

   Kimball electric organ with beats ,, $100

   Assortment of 15 inch tires ,, $10 each , send email and ask for sizes

   91 Buick Century , two new rear tires , new ac compressor last summer , cold ac , blue velvet interior , good battery , shifts smooth , drives decent , needs ignition module to be dependable transportation    $400

   Male Doberman ,  akc registered  ( Rare Fawn color )  very friendly with papers . I have a friend that wants him to go to a good loving home .. He's free to the right owner contact me directly for details

  Hamster and cage with food , free

  Flaming orange male cat ,, born feb 14  08 , housebroken ,, always indoors ,, playful and loving , named ( Sunshine ) we call him Sunny . Free to the right home

  Wanted , dead pushmowers and lawnmowers ,, and Id love a tiller for myself . I repair them and give them to people that need them .

  Wanted , loving  lady person with weakness for slightly lightning fried ex mechanic :)

  Wanted , someone willing to help me put the remaining vinyl on my house , I cant pay much but can fix all sorts of things in trade for help :)

    Thanks Mark :)

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Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 20:26:54 -0400 (EDT)
From: Connie Johnson cs...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Lab puppies for sale

We have 5 - 8 week old lab puppies for sale. If interested call Joe @ 919-770-3644.
Thanks, Connie

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 03:49:06 -0700 (PDT)
From: ruth...@yahoo.com
Subject: desk for sale

Hutch style computer desk. 48" tall Desk top is 41" x 27". Two adjustable shelves and one drawer. Medium/dark color. $40 CASH Local pick up. Available today!!  I can send a picture of it. 
Also have 2 like new carpet protector plastic mats.  Clear material.  Only $15 each or both for $25. 

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 05:08:42 -0700 (PDT)
From: misterpaslow misterpas...@yahoo.com
Subject: Long-haired german Shepherd (Belgian Sheepdog?) free to good home

Free to a good home:
7-year-old Super Sweet Long hair German Shepherd,
or maybe a Belgian Sheepdog, we don't know for sure.
She is about 60lbs.

She loves cats and gets along with other dogs.
She is spayed and up to date on her shots.
Her records are at Jordan Lake Animal Hospital.

We have had her for just over a year, and cannot keep her.
She needs a yard she can run around in safely.
Fenced yard or a farm would probably be ideal.

We love her very much, but she is spending too much
of her life indoors living with us.  We would like to see
her have a good life with good people like she deserves.

If you would like to add this sweet girl to your family,
please write back to misterpas...@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Kristine

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 09:14:59 -0400
From: d...@aol.com
Subject: 2 Bedroom House for Rent in Downtown Pittsboro

For rent: Newly renovated two bedroom house within easy walking distance of downtown Pittsboro. Large yard and full back deck. New electrical, plumbing, floors, kitchen and bath. Many energy efficient upgrades. $800.00 per month. 545-2160 or e-mail d...@aol.com.

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 09:42:24 -0400
From: MarkBeth Morton eb...@msn.com
Subject: Urgent Mission Need ---

We have been notified of a family in great need of a refrigerator -- we can pick up.  

We also have another family in need of a couch/sofa.       Tax donation available.

We are an all volunteer staff and GIVE used furnishings away to needy families.

Please call:  Mark/Beth 919-542-6159              The Kids Warehouse, Inc is a 501(3)C Non-Profit

Mark and Beth Morton = Co-Directors
The Kids Warehouse, Inc.
(919)542-6159
eb...@msn.com

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 10:06:39 EDT
From: Afeh...@aol.com
Subject: Horseback Riding Camp

Cedar Hill Farms still has some openings for camp this summer!  Camp  
starts June 16th and ends July 11th.  Hours are 9-4 Monday - Friday.   Ask about
extended hours if you need to pick up late or drop off early!   Ride for
just one week or join us for all four weeks!  Cost is $300 per week.  Campers
ride for one hour a day, learn about  horse care, and will explore a special
topic each week.  We have a really  good time and this is a great way to
expose your kids to riding or to continue  learning new riding skills!
For more information please look at our web site
_www.cedarhillfarms-nc.com_ (http://www.cedarhillfarms-nc.com)  or  call 545-2229
Thanks,
Alison Feher  

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 10:19:32 -0400
From: "Monica Reckless" mdreckl...@gmail.com
Subject: Big Yard Sale -Saturday- Governor's Village

 GARAGE SALE - Saturday 5/16 7am-12pm. Furniture, clothes, household goods,
books & lots more!!!  Several participants so a great variety of merchandise
including Vintage Clothing, including Rock T-shirts from the 1970's to 1980s
(The Who, Pink Floyd, etc), Wearable art, Original Oil Paintings, Wigs and
African Mask, etc.

Camden Governors Village Apts (in Governors Village off Mt. Carmel Church
Road near Carolina Meadows & Governors Club) 600 Durant Building - Garage
#18 Look for signs & balloons!! Questions - call Mary (919) 215-9388

Subdivision: Governors Village

--------------------  31  --------------------
Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 07:26:15 -0700 (PDT)
From: Lloyd DeWald ldew...@yahoo.com
Subject: posting for Friday Chatlist

I'm looking for sources of pine needles and/or hay for chicken nesting boxes.
Please e-mail me at ldew...@yahoo.com if you have either. Thanks! Lloyd

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 10:06:46 -0500
From: MR ED dogman...@gmail.com
Subject: HUGE 400+ VHS Movie Collection+VCR ---$100.00

HUGE 400+ VHS Movie Collection+VCR ---$100.00     I'm moving and must sell
my wonderful movie collection-all genres, but heavy on Action/adventure.
Includes Panasonic VCR.  You pick up near Siler City. Ed

--------------------  33  --------------------
Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 13:08:59 -0400 (EDT)
From: Marian Wall marianw...@mindspring.com
Subject: Chatham Marketplace 3 Year Annniversary

There will be all sorts of entertainment and good times on the lawn of Chatham Mills on Sunday, May 17, in celebration of the 3 year anniversary of Chatham Marketplace, your favorite local co-operative grocery.  Our store will be open regular hours (7 am - 9 pm).  Music starts at 11 am with Joe Woodson, followed by MGL at 1:30 pm, Not Yet Dead at 4:30 pm, and The Bad Mothers at 7 pm to round out the evening.  There will be an owner's meeting at 4 pm, and then Eastern North Carolina BBQ sandwiches with all the fixins starting at 5 pm--(there will be a vegetarian option).  Owners receive 10% off all purchases all day long, and there will be food vendors with free samples throughout the store beginning at 1 pm.  There will be a "kid's tent" with activities from 1-4 pm.

So put this on your "to do" list. You'll be glad you came!

Marian Wall

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 13:53:23 -0400
From: "Pat Weisbrodt" thymely...@embarqmail.com
Subject: black walnut

A while back I offered pieces of a black walnut tree I had taken down.  Everybody came and took some, but I still have lots left plus a pile of chips.  I lost my list with all the names of people that inquired, so please call me if you would like some.
Pat

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 14:23:49 -0400
From: Cynthia cynt...@bti.edu
Subject: Yard Sale, Pottery Sale, Bake Sale

What: Yard Sale, Pottery Sale, Bake Sale

Where: Bynum General Store
950 Bynum Rd
Bynum, NC

Date: Sunday May 17th *Rain or Shine *

Time: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

5 Areas potters are having this wonderful sale on Sunday.  We will be
pricing our goods at  before we're famous  prices! Come by and have a
glass of sweet tea and browse to your hearts content.

We look forward to saying hey.

A portion of the proceeds will to to the Carrboro Arts Center and the
Bynum Community Center.

Questions? Contact me at Zenspott...@rocketmail.com

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 16:21:19 -0400 (EDT)
From: Sue Szary suencartsincuba...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Artists from Macedonia

Please come to Siler City to see the new exhibition in the NC Arts Incubator's PAF Gallery.  AND I apologize for spelling the name of their country  incorrectly.  My fingers were excited.

Our guests artists are from Macedonia.

--
Sue Szary
Director, NC Arts Incubator
PO Box 643
Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 663-1335

www.ncartsincubator.org

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 17:10:10 -0400
From: "Jeff Howell" megaj...@gmail.com
Subject: Get on your bike!!!! Chatham Spokes can help!

Well summer is here and the kids are about to be out of school.  Are their
bikes ready for vacation? Are your bikes ready to go for the rides with
them? It is time to get them tuned up and ready for the fun!!

Mountain bikers, are your bikes ready for what is sure to be an awesome
trail riding season? Is that race right around the corner and your bike has
not been tuned or overhauled since last season? Let me know I can fix it for
you. Ready for some new components and need someone to professionally
install them? Let me know, I can do it all.

Road bike folks, are you ready for the charity rides and benefits this
season? Is your race schedule packed and you have no time to tune your bike?
I can help. Get it professionally prepped and ready for that big ride/race.

I have over 20 years experience in the bicycle industry. I have built
bicycles from the ground up and have worked on just about every type of
bicycle that there is. I would love to help you get your bike back in
running order if it has been awhile or to do repairs or tune ups if you need
them. I can repair flats, true wheels, replace broken spokes, tune ups,
major and minor repairs, major and minor overhauls and new, frame up builds.
I can supply parts or use yours. I can also help in the selection of a new
bike or help find that cool used one and then get you on it and set up
correctly.

I can pick up your bike and return it or do some things on site at your
home. Your choice.

I have very reasonable rates and will be happy to email you a list of my
services and prices upon request or I can come give you an estimate.

Let's get you back on the trails or the road so you can enjoy your summer.

You can contact me at chathamspo...@gmail.com

Jeff

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 17:56:50 -0400
From: "Carrie Fields" car...@evhnc.org
Subject: Dunking Booth???

Does anyone know how I can get access to a DUNKING BOOTH?

We need one for the afternoon of June 13th.

Please contact me if you have any idea where I could find one!!!

Thanks!

Carrie Fields
car...@evhnc.org
919-742-1448

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 18:37:09 -0400
From: Jennifer Platt jennifer.pl...@gmail.com
Subject: Hammock Stand

Green metal hammock stand for sale - approximately 11 feet long. $30.

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 18:42:16 -0400
From: Jennifer Platt jennifer.pl...@gmail.com
Subject: poster size frames for sale

Two black wooden frames, 22" x 28" -  one is slightly damaged on the frame,
the other has no glass. $10 each.

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 16:24:25 -0700
From: st...@unitybooksandstuff.com
Subject: Unity Books and Stuff and Espresso Brazil

The staff and owners of Unity Books and Stuff and Espresso Brazil are very grateful to the folks in Pittsboro and Chatham County (and the neighbors in the surrounding area!) for supporting our business. We are celebrating our second anniversary this month, and want everyone to know that we are beginning our third year with great gratitude. We love living and doing business here in Pittsboro and I want to share with you the reasons our customers have told us that they keep coming back. They speak of our quality products and our excellent service. /div
divAnd our customers like to help us support our local community through generous food donations for Cora (we have collected almost 100 pounds for our local food pantry; stop by and drop a packaged food item in the blue box). And they support our Relay for Life Team; a kids team with our Webkinz Kids Club. We are selling tickets (.50 for 1 and 3 for $1.00 for a decorated, purple wagon (donated, when it was red, by Officer Donna Meyers of the Pittsboro Police Department). A lucky person will win it on Saturday morning at 10:00, May 16. We will be walking with the kids at the Relay, at Northwood High beginning at 9:00 am. Come buy a ticket (you might become the winner!), and then walk with us!! /div
divRecently we had a wine tasting, chocolate party and raised money for Family Violence Prevention, another of our favorite local organizations we like to support./div
divWe also invite our business friends to meet clients here at Espresso Brazil, in our homey space, (a leather couch and comfy red chairs) where you can get 25% off your drinks and snacks on your first visit. And then, please return because we always have great specials, and will give everyone a card so you can buy 6 drinks and get the next one free!!/div
divWe also want to invite you to a special class "Oils of Ancient Scripture" with Certified Instructor, Christina Hagan, on Sunday May 17th - 3:00 - 5:00 and we offer you a special price of $10.00. Come experience this Aromatherapy Hands-On class. Just call 545-0619 for reservations../div
divThen on Saturday May 23 the well known local writer Joanna Catherine Scott will read passages and discuss her newest book "Child of the South". She will be here at 11:00. The book is a sequel to "The Road from Chapel Hill". /div
divWe look forward to Meera with her singing bowls on Saturday May 30 at 1:00; an event you won't want to miss!!/div
divA reminder: Lynn Hayes will be here for Astrology and Tarot Sessions, every First Sunday. Her special price is only $20.00. Call now to reserve your time./div
divSo stop by  - say "Hey" to Tommy (Look for his coffee certification on the wall!), Janice 'O., Evan, and Nick  and enjoy the very best coffee, and espresso drinks, a cool smoothie, a luscious chai, a cup of Mighty Tea, or one of our perfectly delicious fruit juices from Brazil. Don't forget to take home a loaf of Bread Shop Bread, or a snack from our Brazilian selections. You will love the muffins and croissants made especially for us - with your drink! /div
divAnd we always have great books and the perfect gift for that special person in your life./div
divAsk about our Healthy Chocolate!!/div
divAgain, we are very grateful for the community support and the awareness of our neighbors and friends who enjoy shopping and keeping prosperity right here in Pittsboro, Chatham County. We love you all!!!/div

divJanice Escott and Katy O'Leary/div
divUnity Books and Stuff / Espresso Brazil/div
div80 Hillsboro St., Beautiful Historic Pittsboro, Chatham County, where shopping locally is fun./div

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 20:13:35 EDT
From: Joel...@aol.com
Subject: Looking for "retired" horse

Hi- Does anyone know of a gentle horse that needs a "retirement home"?  I'm
looking for a nice, calm horse of any age to be a companion to my older  
mare in our pasture.
Thanks, Nan

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 20:19:56 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
From: Brent and Sara brent-s...@earthlink.net
Subject: Need Recommendation for Body Shop

Hi -

Does anyone have a recommendation for a good body shop - we have a dent with about 2 inches of paint missing from our van's driver side door.

Thanks,
Sara

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 21:56:16 -0400
From: "Mark Gough" markgo...@nc.rr.com
Subject: Community Yard Sale - 200 Homes!

Potterstone Village will be holding our annual community yard sale Saturday,
5/16. We are located on Hwy 15-501, one mile south of the Pittsboro traffic
circle. Maps to participating homes will be available in boxes at the
subdivision entrance by the Pool House. Come and search for that bargain
you've been waiting for!

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 22:26:01 -0400
From: "Suzanne Clark" suzpcl...@gmail.com
Subject: Bookkeeper / Office Assistant Needed

CPC Incorporated is looking for a part-time Bookkeeper/Office Assistant to
start ASAP.  We really need someone who is organized, works independently
and must know Quickbooks.  Experience with construction office would be
preferred.  Hours are flexible but will probably need someone Monday thru
Friday for about 20-30 hours a week.  Pay starts at $10 - $12 per hour
depending on experience.  Could lead to full time with raises as the economy
recovers and business picks up.  Please send resume and references to
s...@cpcincorporated.com

Thanks!

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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 23:32:31 -0400
From: "Heather Bjork" hbj...@abrakadoodle.com
Subject: Children's mixed media & drawing art education classes & camps

Abrakadoodle, an international art education company, offers mobile leading-edge art education classes, camps, parties & events that are both FUN and EDUCATIONAL.  Our proprietary curriculum exceeds the National Standards for the Visual Arts.  In our multicultural classes, children learn about contemporary and master artists and artistic techniques from around the world.  Children will use a wide variety of media and develop a vocabulary to talk about art.  Books and music are incorporated into lessons creating a multisensory learning experience for each child.  Each class results in a unique finished product ready to be taken home.  For more information or to register, please visit www.abrakadoodle.com/nc03 or call 336-270-6307.  

CHAPEL HILL CLASSES (Chapel Hill Community Center)

5/12 - 7/14 CARTOON CREATIONS
Leap into the creative world of cartooning by launching imaginations with spaceships and rockets, bouncing with Balloon People & dreaming about what animals love. Students will learn about symbolism on welcome flags, explore music in the whimsical art of Sandra Boynton, and create fun geometric characters in the tradition of kid-friendly cartoon artist Ed Emberley. To complete the adventure, each student will create his or her own comic frame featuring the traditional elements of characters & dialogue. Sequential lessons allow children to build drawing skills while gaining confidence. To register, go online to https://webtrac.townofchapelhill.org/, or in person to the Chapel Hill Parks & Rec Office at 200 Plant Rd. Tuition is payable by cash or check to the Abrakadoodle instructor at the first class

$130 resident / $154 non-resident (10 classes)
DOODLER (6-12 years) Tuesday 7 - 8 PM

5/9/09 - 6/27/09 (no class 5/23) MULTICULTURAL, MIXED MEDIA ART
We'll travel to ancient Egypt to create an Egyptian mummy and to France to study the artistic style of Pierre Bonnard who creates a warm and tranquil view of the countryside looking out windows. We'll create waves and ocean waters in the style of Winslow Homer. We learn about Portuguese artist Leonor Brazão's musical inspiration for her abstract art. We have some whimsical fun hearing a poem about a woman who swallowed a fly as we create flies and other 3-D art forms. Artistic techniques taught include: 3D, modeling, drawing, collage, watercolors, Egyptian art and design.  To register, go online to https://webtrac.townofchapelhill.org/, or in person to the Chapel Hill Parks & Rec Office at 200 Plant Rd. Tuition is payable by cash or check to the Abrakadoodle instructor at the first class

$91 resident / $106 non-resident (7 classes)
MINI DOODLER/YOUNG DOODLER (5-9 years)  Saturday 2:30 - 3:15 PM

CARRBORO CLASSES (Century Center) - Starting SATURDAY, MAY 30th   5/30 - 7/25  (NO CLASS 7/4)

From jumping lines to colorful geometrics to roads sending us off into the horizon, we'll learn about making an impression. It may be a soft impression using chalk pastels in the style of Mexican artist Diego Rivera, or a bold impression such as our pop art designs with Benday Dots like Roy Lichtenstein. Make your own Aboriginal Dot Art! Other impressions are made through lines that seem to move, an unusual abstract still life, and much more! Artistic techniques taught in Abrakadoodle's multicultural, mixed media classes include: chalk pastels, painting, abstract, perspective, aboriginals dot art, paper sculpture, line and dot. Call Wendell Rogers at (919) 463-7101 to register by phone, or visit the Town of Carrboro Rec. & Parks web address: http://townofcarrboro.org/RP/gpcfyWS09.htm#19 (then click the "RecConnect" link) to register online.  

$ 100/child (8 classes - TUITION & MATERIALS)

TWOOSY (20 months - 3 years) 9:10 - 9:45 AM
MINI DOODLER (3 - 5 years) 10 - 10:45 AM
DOODLER (6 - 12 years) 11 - 11:45 AM

PITTSBORO CLASSES (Our Neighborhood School & Pizzeria) - Starting SATURDAY, JUNE 13th  6/13 - 7/25  (NO CLASS 7/4)
Something's fishy about the way we are creating our art! From fish signs to colorful underwater scenes to cats dreaming of fish, those scaly swimmers are all around us. We learn about the bright colors and tropical fish of New Guinea represented in the work of Nathalie Le Riche. Read about Mr. Plumbean's odd house in "The Big Orange Spot" and explore the texture and symbolism of rock art. Our art is as distinctive as it is sparkly, pearly and full of visual texture!

$ 72/child (6 classes - TUITION & MATERIALS)

TWOOSY/MINI DOODLERS (20 months - 4 years) 10 - 10:45 AM                                                                                                                                                                                   DOODLER (6-12 years) 11 - 11:45 AM

SUMMER CAMPS - 9 DIFFERENT CAMPS  (Camps offered at Durham Academy & PITTSBORO)

Art Rocks! by Abrakadoodle                                                  (Preschool 3-5 or Elementary 6-12)

The stage is set for rock artists everywhere!  We'll combine fun music and energetic art for a wildly creative adventure.  

Really Big, Gigantic & Teeny Tiny Art! by Abrakadoodle  (Preschool 3-5 or Elementary 6-12)

Create art that challenges dimensions - from enormous to miniature. We promise big, gigantic, huge FUN!

Dreaming of the Future Camp by Abrakadoodle              (Preschool 3-5 or Elementary 6-12)

Dream of being a super sleuth, super hero or heroine, race car driver, architect or space explorer.

Cartoon Creations by Abrakadoodle                                 (Elementary 6-12)

Learn the art of cartooning, including imagining and sketching animals and characters, designing spacecraft & more!

Draw Rah Rah! by Abrakadoodle                                       (Elementary 6-12)

Learn to be a creative sketch artist while incorporating drawing into the creative process.

Mix, Mold & Matisse by Abrakadoodle                              (Preschool 3-5 or Elementary 6-12)

The Letter M rules in this camp while we mix, mold and make our own cutouts like Matisse.  Lots of variety & surprises!

Going Green by Abrakadoodle                                           (Preschool 3-5 or Elementary 6-12)

Dream of being a super sleuth, super hero or heroine, race car driver, architect or space explorer.

Once Upon A Time                                                                  (Preschool 3-5 or Elementary 6-12)

Calling all prince & princesses, experience medieval times through lots of hands-on fun & learning!

If You Give a Kid a Paintbrush!                                             (Preschool 3-5 or Early Elementary 6-9)

This camp centers around the popular children's book series by Laura Numeroff that features a mouse, a pig & a moose.

FOR FULL SCHEDULE OF CAMPS & CLASSES, visit www.abrakadoodle.com/nc03/schedule.html

QUESTIONS OR TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD, please call 336-270-6307.

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Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 06:39:27 -0400
From: Camille bobandcami...@gmail.com
Subject: Chocolate Mousse Workshop June 6, 2009

1:00pm - 4:30pm  Saturday, June 6
Piedmont Biofuels Industrial Plant, Pittsboro. For directions, click here.

Chocolate Mousse . . .
Since mousse is French for foam . . .
Chocolate Foam
Light and airy, wilst simultaneously rich and decadent. . .
Bubbles made of chocolate and cream . . .
Breathe   Calm yourself.

Amazingly, these super bubbles were figured out over a century ago.  In this
class you will learn how to make chocolate mousse and hollandaise using
techniques that don’t require space-age polymers or hydrogenated grease.  We
will use wholesome, natural, and mostly local ingredients to produce both
the mousse and the hollandaise (a rich lemon butter sauce - need I say
more?)

The class size is limited to ten students so that all will get hands-on
experience, ask and get answers to any question.  Each student will take
home the written recipes as well as a pint of the chocolate mousse and a cup
of the hollandaise for dinner that evening.

Chef John Wasson started cooking when he was nine years old.  He was
pestering his mom to make some chocolate chip cookies and she pointed out
that he could read, and that the recipe was on the back of the bag of
chocolate chips.  John has since held sous chef and executive chef positions
in Cary, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and Statesville, North Carolina.  He
currently makes nutritional supplements and various medicinal cremes, most
of which go to California in bulk before you see them locally in little
bottles.

Bring the following items to class (if you have them):
An apron or clothes that can get chocolatey
Reusable pint (2-cup) container
Reusable quart (4-cup) container

Workshop, Mousse, Hollandaise and Recipies to take home (bring your own
lunch)
    * $30 - Pre-Registration & Payment by June 1
    * $35 - Registration & Payment after June 1

OR, Mail your check to:
The Abundance Foundation
PO BOX 1113 Pittsboro NC 27312

Need more information?
email - w...@theabundancefoundation.org
call - 919-533-5181

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Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 05:22:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: stephanie talbott chathamtalb...@yahoo.com
Subject: Mountain-top Log Cabin Vacation Rental

Vacation Rental:  Log Cabin  in safe, private community, yet secluded and with Spectacular mountain views, near Lake Lure and Chimney Rock…. Approx. 3.5 hr. drive from Pittsboro.
 (sneak preview of the area: www.lake-lure.com  &  www.chimneyrockpark.com )
Two Private Queen bedrooms each with bath, one sleeping loft with double bed and single day bed.  All linens provided.  Gas fireplace, charcoal grill, outdoor spa, TV w/ VCR/DVD, Radio/CD/Cassette stereo, extra books and jigsaw puzzles.  Secluded for complete escape, yet hiking, golf, horseback riding rentals, in the area, and public beach for swimming and boating on Lake Lure.  Access to Asheville, Hendersonville, Black Mountain and many other sites for day trips.  (www.exploreasheville.com, www.blackmountain.org)
 $125 per night or $750 per week, plus $75 cleaning fee.  
Check-in, Check-out times negotiable and flexible.  
This is a private home, thus only very responsible adults/families may rent..  Absolutely no smoking allowed in the cabin.  Respond off chatlist to chathamtalb...@yahoo.com for further information, photographs of cabin and mountain views, and additional details, or you may call: 542-4737.  

Stephanie Talbott

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Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 08:27:54 -0400
From: "Michelle Yarbrough" miche...@eaglespringsfarm.net
Subject: Beech Mtn Roundhouse for rent

Beech Mountain Roundhouse for rent:
Situated in a Woodsy Cul-de-Sac, located in the heart of Beech Mountain, walking distance to Skiing, Restaurants, and The Beech Mountain Club. Upper and Lower Wrap Around Decks, afford the opportunity to view the NC Mountains, as well as the Tennessee Mountains. Large upper deck has a gazebo with table and chairs for dining. The Main Floor consists of the Upper Living Room, with Stone Fireplace, Dining and Kitchen area,The Kitchen is fully equipped with all that you could possibly want, Master Bedroom, with Queen Size Bed, Second Bedroom, with Full Size Bed. There is also a Full Size Sleeper Sofa in the Living Room. One Bath on the Main Level. Floor to Ceiling Glass allows lots of Sunshine. The Downstairs, is actually an additional Guest Suite, with its own Wood Deck to sit out on, and its own entrance way. This Suite consists of a Beautiful, Comfy, Living Room, with a Gas Burning Fireplace & Dining Area, Very Romantic Bedroom, with King Size Bed, and Bath Room. The entire home was completely rebuilt just this past year, everything is brand new. NO SMOKING!!!
For pictures and rental rates, availability and more go to:
http://jwade1j.realtors.officelive.com/default.aspx

Or Email Michelle Davis Yarbrough at Miche...@Eaglespringsfarm.net

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