Musical March for Umstead
JOIN US ON SATURDAY APRIL 22, 2000
CELEBRATE THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF EARTH DAY
The 1999 March for Umstead was Co-sponsored
by the Umstead Coalition and the Sierra Club Challenge to Sprawl
Campaign
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Umstead Coalition
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A March for Parks Event
The Musical March for Umstead is a community event
for the appreciation, use, and preservation of Umstead State Park
and the Richland Creek natural area. Join us for a beautiful day
filled with:
- Educational exhibits
- Free Food
- 5K Run/Walk for Umstead
- Music
- Hourly drawings for Door prizes
- Awards for the top Fundraisers (Adult, Child under
12, Team, etc.)
Announced Performers
Preliminary Schedule (Check at the event
for changes)
On the trail from 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Bett Padgett, guitar/vocal
Laura Lombardo, flute
Bruce Emery, guitar
Louise Antony, flute
MAIN STAGE
10:45 - 11:30 Larry Nixon & friends
11:40 - 12:25 Bett Padgett
12:30 - 1:15 Victoria Axelrod
1:30 - 2:30 Trukk
2:45 p.m. - Awards from Great Outdoor Provision Company for
highest
pledge winners
2:45 - 3:45 Panther Branch Boys
4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Bruce Emery and Laura Ridgeway
PLUS, throughout afternoon, many great door prizes
will be given away
(from Sierra Club, Cup-A-Joes, News and Observer, Earth Touch
Organics Lawn Care, and much more).
Puppet Stage
2:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. NCSU Lorax Environmental Club's puppet
show
2:45 p.m. Optional Wildflower hike, leaving
from the 'walk start'
position, announced from main stage.
- Lots of other surprises to be announced
- Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash at ALL
times.
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Parking is available in Marked spaces along
Trenton and Reedy Creek Road.
Admission: Walk/run applications are
available at Triangle area Great Outdoor Provision Company
Stores. Minimum donation: $25. Children under twelve must
be accompanied by an adult.
You may register at the event
Either printout the application and pledge
form below, fill it in online, or pick up a brochure at
Great Outdoor Provision Company
Directions to the site are available
on the registration form.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Methods To volunteer:
- Email
- Call: Hotline at 919-852-2268.
- Write: The Umstead Coalition; P.O. Box 10654; Raleigh,
NC 27605-0654.
Contact Tom
Weber, volunteer coordinator or call 380-7993 if you'd
like to help with any of these tasks:
- Logistics and safety
- Music
- Food
- Recycling and cleanup
- Publicity and ticket sales
- Database entry
- Telephone calls
- Mailings
- Day of March crew
- Cleanup after March crew
Schedule
9-10am Sign in at registration desk, turn
in money and pledge forms, and pick up March materials.
10-12:30p Walk or run on the Musical trail.
11-5pm Celebration: food, live music, and
environmental exhibits. Hourly drawings for door prizes.
Press Contact: Robert Coxe (919) 876-1690
or Greg Lytle (919) 481-1707; Email: webmaster@umsteadcoaltion.org
(Greg Lytle)
Organized by the Umstead Coalition as a
fundraising event to preserve the natural integrity of Umstead
State Park.
1999 March Sponsors
Sponsors help underwrite our expenses and allow us to
keep admission prices low and raise funds for educational
activities and the purchase of future park lands.
Founding Sponsors
Media Sponsors:
Great Horned Owl
Great Oak
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Cafe Carolina
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Neomonde Bakery and Deli
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Triangle Vegetarian Society
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Earth Touch Organics, Inc.
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Delight Foods
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Gregory Poole Equipment Company/ Power Systems
Division
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Use-Yer-Food Hand Washing Facility by Wildwood
Farm of Saxapahaw
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What Next?
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Bett Padgett
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Larry Nixon and Friends
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Victoria Axelrod
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Laura Lombardo
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Trukk
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Panther Branch Boys
- Bruce Emery and Laura Ridgeway
Moonbeams
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Big Sky Bread
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NCSU Lorax Environmental Club
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R&H Produce
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Robert Hinson
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Eno River Association
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Raleigh Ski & Outing Club
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Capital Group Sierra Club
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Friends of State Parks
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Neuse River Foundation
- Cup-a-Joe
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rev. 5/28/00