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The Wall family of Morven, North Carolina, includes John Nelson Wall (1904-1992); his wife, Frances MacGregor Wall (1909-1949); and their son John Nelson Wall Jr. (1945- ).
Frances Smith MacGregor Wall was born on August 22, 1909, in Lilesville, North Carolina. Her father, John MacGregor, was a farm demonstration agent employed by the Cooperative Extension Service in North Carolina; her mother, Georgia MacGregor, operated a boarding house for school teachers living in the area. Frances attended the North Carolina College for Women (now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro), where she received a degree in education. After graduating, she taught home economics at Lilesville High School. In 1935, she began work as a 4-H home demonstration agent for Cleveland County. She remained with the organization and was promoted to assistant 4-H club leader for the State of North Carolina in 1937. Her chief obligations were to organize local 4-H club functions, demonstrate to young women on the domestic arts, write newspaper articles, and deliver radio broadcasts to promote the 4-H program.
John Nelson Wall was born on February 20, 1904, in Morven, North Carolina, to Edwin and Inez Wall. He was the youngest of their ten children. Wall enrolled in North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University) in 1923 and 1924 to study mechanical engineering.
In the late 1920s, John Nelson Wall organized work parties that traveled to the midwestern United States to participate in summer wheat harvests. The groups were known as the "Wheatfield Gang."
After 1929, Wall settled permanently in Morven, taking a job with the North Carolina Department of Transportation. He attended the Morven Presbyterian Church, eventually becoming a Ruling Elder, and was also an active member of the Kilwinning Scottish Rite Masonic Lodge.
John Wall and Frances MacGregor met in 1933 and maintained a correspondence throughout their courtship. They married in 1944, and the correspondence continued as Frances's work with the 4-H association often kept them apart. In 1945 the couple had a son, John Nelson Wall Jr., and Frances resigned her post with 4-H and was, in 1946, working as a home economics instructor at Morven High School. In April 1949, Frances was hospitalized and treated for cancer. After experiencing a brief period of recovery, she died that August at the age of forty.
John Nelson Wall Sr. worked for the North Carolina Department of Transportation in Anson County for more than forty years. He died on September 29, 1992, at the age of eighty-eight.
John Nelson Wall Jr. graduated from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill with a BFA in English in 1967 and earned his master's degree in English in 1969 from Duke University. He received a doctorate in English from Harvard in 1973 and joined the faculty of North Carolina State University's English Department that same year.
The Wall Family Papers document the lives of John Nelson Wall; his wife, Frances MacGregor Wall; and their son, John Nelson Wall Jr.; along with various members of their extended family, friends, and professional acquaintances between 1900 and 1992. The bulk of the collection is correspondence written between the years of 1920 and 1960, much of which was exchanged between John and Frances from 1933 to 1949, during their extended courtship and early years of marriage. There is also a good deal of correpsondence sent to John Nelson Wall by women that he most likely met while traveling to wheat harvests in various locations throughout the 1920s, as well as photographs taken durring these travels.
The collection also contains photographs, papers and correspondence related to Frances MacGregor Wall's work for the 4-H organization and the various educational and promotional events she conducted over the course of her travels as demonstration agent. Of particular interst are the transcripts of her radio broadcasts for 4-H.
Clippings and photographs related to the childhood and education of John Nelson Wall Jr. are included as well.
The collection is divided into three series:
This series contains the letters written by and to members of the John Nelson Wall family. Primarily, it contains letters from Frances MacGregor Wall to John Nelson Wall dating from 1920 to 1946 and depicting their courtship and marriage, as well as describing Frances Wall's career with the 4-H organization. Also included are letters received by John Nelson Wall from friends and acquaintances from 1920 until 1992. Of particular interest are letters from women he most likely met during his travels across the United States in the 1920s.
See also the addition of May 2007.
This series contains news clippings, financail documents and printed materials. Of particular interest are compiled histories of Frances MacGregor Wall's ancestors of the names Smith and MacGregor as well as radio broadcast transcriptions, organization literature and notes amassed by Frances MacGregor Wall durring her career with 4-H.
See also the addition of May 2007.
This series contains family photographs collected by Frances MacGregor Wall, John Nelson Wall, and John Nelson Wall Jr. as well as photographs of Frances MacGregor Wall (then Frances Smith MacGregor) when she was a student and during her career with the 4-H organization.
See also the addition of May 2007.
The addition of May 2007 contains materials documenting the lives of John Nelson Wall, his wife, Frances MacGregor Wall, and their son John Nelson Wall Jr. along with various members of their extended family, friends, and professional acquaintances between 1900 and 1992. The bulk of this series is comprised of books belonging to Frances MacGregor Wall. Also of interest are the letters, notes and journals written by John Nelson Wall, especially the calendars kept between 1986 and 1991 which describe his day to day life.
This series contains the letters written by and to members of the John Nelson Wall family. The addition of May 2007 contains primarily letters, cards, and postcards sent to John Nelson Wall from the 1920s until the time of his death in 1992. This addition of May 2007 has been arranged in the same way but was not incorporated into the original deposit.
This series contains the personal papers generated by John Nelson Wall, his wife, Frances MacGregor Wall, and their son John Nelson Wall Jr. along with various members of their extended family and friends. The bulk of the series addition is made up of Frances MacGregor Wall's collection of books on gardening, cooking, and collections of poetry and reference volumes printed between 1920 and 1949. Also of interest are the notes and journals written by John Nelson Wall, especially the calendars kept between 1986 and 1991 which describe his day to day life. This addition of May 2007 has been arranged in the same way but was not incorporated into the original deposit.

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Former Packers receiver Donald Driver drew a sellout crowd of more than 9,000 fans Sunday for his annual charity softball game.
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The Grand Island Central School District (until May 1) will make available to all hall walkers an individual locker in which to store their personal items while exercising. These lockers are conveniently located close to the high school Viking Mall.
Call Bobby Cushing at 773-8820, ext. 6, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. to obtain a locker number and personal locker combination number. Should there not be a person to answer a phone call, press "0" and leave a message, which will promptly be returned.
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In what universe is a promised restoration of pay considered a pay increase? So we less fortunate county workers will continue to pay our normal taxes in addition to paying an extra 5-percent tax toward county services.
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Former NHL player and ex-player agent Brian Lawton has been hired to be the new vice president of hockey operations for the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Sources tell TSN Lawton will oversee all aspects of the Lightning's hockey operations for new owners Oren Koules and Len Barrie.
General manager Jay Feaster will remain as part of the management team.
Lawton was the first U.S. high school player ever chosen first overall in the NHL Entry Draft by Minnesota in 1983, ahead of other notable players such as Steve Yzerman, Cam Neely and Pat Lafontaine. He played 10 seasons in the NHL with the North Stars, Rangers, Whalers, Nordiques, Bruins and Sharks, collecting 112 goals and 266 points in 483 career games.
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The Lightning have confirmed that Director of Player Personnel Bill Barber will leave the team, effective July 1st.
"Bill Barber was an integral part of our success during the past six seasons and his recommendations on player personnel helped us win the Stanley Cup in 2004," said Feaster.
"Billy approached me at various times during the season and complained of the wear and tear the travel was taking on him, and he told me at the end of the season that he needed time to reflect on whether he wanted to continue in his role.
"He then sat down with me at the Draft in Ottawa and told me he was resigning so that he could spend more time with his children and grandchildren and also because the travel had worn him down. I wouldn't 'accept' his resignation, but I regretfully 'acknowledged' it, and now we all wish him the very best in the next stage of his life."
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Forgiveness 101: A reminder for us all, especially Israel and Palestine.
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Healing follows forgiveness and is the best gift you can give yourself. ~ Pat Bluth
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Pat is an author, bereaved parent, licensed family therapist, grief facilitator, speaker and co-founder of a Mothers Against Drunk Driving chapter.
It ought to be easy to forgive. However, forgiveness is hard and difficult.
Forgiveness is a choice. Forgiveness is there for you at any moment. You may really want to forgive someone or yourself, but how does a person begin to forgive? First think about what forgiveness means and what it does not mean.
People have a lot of misgivings about forgiveness. Some think they can't forgive because it's "too difficult". The hurt may be too deep and the offense may seem unforgiveable. The offender may not deserve forgiveness.
Some find forgiving impossible to do. The anger can be so deep that there is no way to find peace. They may think forgiving will be excusing his or her wrongful actions. Forgiving can be the key to finding peace. Healing the hurts you didn't deserve can be difficult and may seem to be impossible. But healing is possible through forgiveness.
Forgiving the person that hurt you deeply is the only way to heal the pain. The pain will not be able to heal itself. Forgiveness is necessary to healing and finding peace. The bitterness you hold on to is not hurting the person who offended you; it is only eating away at your heart and peace of mind. Until you forgive, you hold on to bitterness, hatred and anger and you can't move forward.
Forgiveness is a beginning for creating your peace of mind. Forgiveness creates an opening for you to heal and allow yourself to be open to love and trust again.
Forgiveness does not mean to forget. It does not also mean that you condone what has happened to you. Forgiveness does not mean you have to reconcile with the offender or be friends with them.
Forgiveness means letting go of the negative feelings and thoughts that prevent you from healing and finding peace. By letting go of the anger and negative feelings it allows room in your heart for compassion, kindness and peace.
Try thinking about forgiveness and how it can change your life. Recognize the value of forgiveness and its importance to you.
To forgive is not a simple process but is worth the pain of going through. Forgiveness is possible in situations that seem impossible. Forgiveness will free you of your pain and past hurts.
Forgiveness is for you and has nothing to do with the other person. The act of forgiveness is truly a gift to yourself. By forgiving you take back control of your emotions. It is the key to being healed and finding peace. The three words, "I forgive you" can change your life for the better. Those three words can set you free.
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Imagine if the Israelis and Palestinians were to forgive themselves and each other. Imagine how this would manifest the healing of these two nations, and begin the long overdue process of PEACE.
I believe this is the time for Israel and Palestine to come together as one, so that there shall be no more bloodshed, pain and suffering. I also believe this can be a turning point in evolution where these two nations can be a role model for other nations who are at war with themselves and each other.
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v rffvttTvl Ivv VOLUME 51. ISSUE 63 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6. 1991 The IGNPO WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY1 ST itmrnmrntmng JjSignat ure 8 Job-finding tips during a recession Entertainment J 0 Walk into "The Doors" at a theater near you General education requirements changed By Joyce Zabriskie Senior reporter of The Sgnpost By the end of spring quarter, all existing general education courses will no longer exist. New courses will appear in the 1991-92 catalog. Old courses will be credited to those students who are taking their graduation requirements from the catalog for the year they entered college. Dr. Judith Mitchell of the teacher education department said that two years ago the WSU Faculty Senate took a hard look at the general education requirements. She said a tremendous amount of effort by the entire faculty went into the restructuring of the general education requirements. 'It used to be that a bachelor's degree conveyed to people that a person was broadly educated," she said. "People were well read in the arts and humanities but were not trained for jobs until they became graduate students. Perhaps in our economy we no longer have that luxury." As of March 1, 1991, all departments had to resubmit their courses of study to the university curriculum commission. All course approvals would be made no later that May 1991. College requirements will continue to be a part of the course of study for each student and will be confined to the 100 - 200 level courses. The courses should be introductory in content, involving the student in methods and disciplinary approaches to learning. Each student will be advised to include one course that offers a laboratory experience. Basic computer skills would be added to the requirements. (See GENERALS page 3) WSU faculty 'honor roll' could aid in registration ASWSU Senate book may honor faculty By Sue Richey Staff writer of The Signpost Students may be able to consult a faculty "honor roll" before registering for classes to find out how former students have judged professors. The ASWSU Senate voted unanimously Monday to create a faculty honor roll. "I mainly see this piece of legislation as having a positive effect on our institution," said Matt Snyder, residence hall senator and the sponsor of the honor roll resolution. "It will mainly be a place to help promote and congratulate our faculty ... It will let the people on campus know and appreciate the excellent faculty we do have. We also will be able to portray out into the community that we are a high educational system." The honor roll will also be a resource to students as they register to they will know which professors are considered good teachers by the students they have taught in the past, Snyder said. The resolution would create a standing committee to compile and evaluate the information from the current teacher evaluations given by departments at the end of each quarter. The evaluations would include questions from the committee to aid in the evaluation of faculty members for the honor roll. The results would be processed and published in a book. The senate has not yet decided when the honor roll would be implemented.In other senate business, the following resolutions and bills were introduced or reviewed but action on them was postponed until their next meeting March 25: Bill 91-4, "STAARS, STAARS and more STAARS", sponsored by Robert Nelson, social science senator. It would amend the bill funding the STAARS program by eliminating the fee after spring quarter in 1996 and by establishing a review process to oversee the program until the cut-off date. Resolution 91-14, "Math Competence," sponsored by Dion Contreras. The resolution seeks to have Math 105 offered as two dependent courses which will be taken in sequence. Resolution 91-15, "The Trouble with Transcripts," sponsored by Migel Rodriguez. It asks to have the old grade dropped and replaced with the letters"RPT" (repeated) on the student's transcript when a class has been retaken. (See SENATE page 6) ) .1 tan lAnfifi in i i riir tm 7 JM SAWOEYTHf SIGNPOST PAT MURPHY launches a verbal assault at the referees of a Weber State basketball game Friday. Weber 'Wild man' wows crowds By Arlinda Garvin Staff writer of The Signpost Steve Martin, step aside: Pat Murphy is the epitome of the "wild and crazy guy." If you have recently attended any home basketball game, you have probably seen Murphy doing his "Rocky" imitation, or dancing in the aisles, or heard him yelling at the referees, "Nice call for the guy who works at Foot Locker!" Murphy, a Weber State freshman from Bonneville High School, refers to himself as "Wild Man," and proudly displays the name on a purple sweatshirt he wears at home basketball games. So where did he get the name "Wild Man?" "It goes along with wildcat you know, wildcat, wildman," Murphy said. "It just kind of fit." If you have not had a chance to see Murphy as "Rocky" at games, he begins by running from the bottom to the top row of the Dee Events Center. (See WILD page 16) : - ? i ' . X i '' ; ." - ' J --, -.. l i : i y . v:', ! I " r ; tmm ... ... - - , if i mi iMfcit(l- t Professor recounts escape from Russia DANIELLE MABEYWf SIGNPOSI KONSTANTIN BEHNERT escaped from the Soviet Union shortly after World War II. By Necia Palmer Edltor-ln-chlef of The Signpost A twinkle in his eye reflects the excitement memories of his escape from the Soviet Union still bring to Konstantin N. Behnert, a professor of computer science at Weber State University. This man is no stranger to danger as he recounts his story it seems as if he relishes the adrenalin-packed moments of his adventure. In 1945, young Behnert applied to work on a the first Soviet newspaper in Germany, the 'Taglische Rundschau," located in Berlin after the collapse of the Hitler administration. Behnert's father, a German, had taught his son the German language, which helped him get the job. Behnert decided to look for possible Konstantin Behnert is no stranger to danger as he recounts his story, it seems as if he relishes the adrenalin-packed moments of his adventure. relatives while in Berlin and, upon finding one, confided in a fellow staff member that if he could prove that he was related to the Behnerts in Germany, he would try and stay with them and not return to the Soviet Union. That comment brought about the ad venture Behnert recounts with such pleasure. The staff member was an "informer," and the next day Behnert's chief editor sent him on an errand to a building that turned out to be a KGB office. Behnert was arrested and held for two weeks in the basement before they escorted him back to his apartment to allow him to pack what he could carry. He was on his way back to the Soviet Union. Returning to the Soviet Union was not such a bad thing, he thought. Behnert was loaded on to a train such as the one used to carry Jews to concentration camps during the war. Though the other prisoners were thieves and prostitutes, Behnert said the journey back to the Soviet Union was "much like people on vacation." (See ESCAPE page 6)
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Ancient cabinets, a mishmash of appliances, and limited counter space created the perfect storm for clutter in this small kitchen. After a small fire, a carefully planned remodel was called for. Updated cabinets, swank new countertops, and loads of additional storage transformed the kitchen into a well-organized, functional, and beautiful room.
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I love this, and the beginning kitchen has the exact same footprint as mine! In the after, it's not the same because they put in a much bigger fridge, which I wouldn't be able to do, but the materials look great! This is getting bookmarked.
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The future of Global Sticks may depend on how generous the province is feeling these days.
CEO Reggie Nukovic on Monday said the company needs a $2-million bailout over the next few months to stay afloat, nearly two weeks after temporarily shuttering the 84-employee ice cream stick operation when the money ran out.
The province has already committed $5.85 million to Global Sticks, a number that rises to about $7 million when money given to partner organizations is factored in.
Nukovic, who takes full blame for not securing a consistent supply of birch wood, leading to missed payrolls and ultimately the possible permanent shutdown of the $12-million Oliver-Paipoonge facility, said he's holding out hope they can overcome the obstacles and have the facility up-and-running before Christmas.
Employees, who were finally paid last week after the company missed payroll, were told of the closure on Nov. 15, a move Nukovic said would allow the company to restructure and refinance.
Shareholders plan to meet with local stakeholders, including creditors who have outstanding invoices, to work through the company's financial struggles.
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Requests for comment from Oliver Paipoonge Mayor Lucy Kloosterhuis, Thunder Bay Mayor Keith Hobbs and Minister of Natural Resource Michael Gravelle were not immediately responded to on Monday.
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Nukovic said the company made errors when applying for wood allocation from the province, most notably not including enough Aboriginal content in the application, one of the main reasons Global Sticks was denied.
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MRI services are available at the Paul D. Cordes Outpatient Pavilion and the St. Tammany Parish Hospital main campus by appointment only. Please call the scheduling department at (985) 871-5665 to make an appointment. MRIs typically run 35-50 minutes.


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Sino-Ocean Land Holdings Ltd.
General Contractors-nonresidential Buildings Other Than Industrial China
| OTC Markets: SIOLY | Hong Kong Stock Exchange: 3377 | Frankfurt Stock Exchange: 3SD
Sino-Ocean Land Holdings Ltd. engages in the investment holding, property development and property investment in China. The company operates its business through three segments: Property Development, Property Investment, and Other. The Property Development segment builds and sells residential, office and retail spaces. The Property Investment segment manages and operates office spaces and some car parks. The Other segment involves hotel operation, property management and property sales agency services. Sino-Ocean Land Holdings was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.


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I help couples find out the root of the problem rather than just staying on the surface level, or spending the entire session deciding who was right and who was wrong, or who should have done what etc. We all have a cycle and patterns in our relationships and learning who you work together, even negatively is helpful in trying to repair or enhance how you communicate, connect etc. I typically follow and EFT (emotion focused therapy model).
We are largely formed through our relationships but relationships can be the most difficult part of life. Relationships challenge us to grow, trust, communicate, become honest, become aware, be vulnerable, and forgive. It's a tall order but there is no other avenue so complete.
After more than 25 years of couples therapy, I have developed a belief that everyone should seek help early in their relationship. The patterns that are established in the beginning will be the patterns that either strengthen or destroy the relationship at some future time. Please seek help if you have concerns about your own or your partner's capacity to sustain a healthy relationship. You deserve it.
What if couplehood is a bigger deal than we typically imagine? What if our hearts are seeking wholeness through the healing of past trauma in our choice of a partner? What if the pain is a sign we are with the RIGHT person? Imago Relationship Therapy for couples answers these questions with a resounding YES. Given how much we want from our partners (oftentimes unconsciously), it is easy to become disconnected through disappointment, hurt and mistrust. I use Imago dialogue to assist couples in learning to relate through safe-enough sharing so that disconnection becomes less threatening while connection and security deepen. Lifespan Integration (for trauma) can also help this process.
We work with individuals who feel stuck in their relationship or have been unable to maintain a primary relationship in their life. We can help you if you are considering marriage, are in a "live-in" relationship, are in a long-distance committed relationship, or are simply dating and wanting to find a companion. We can help you identify relationship patterns that may block your ability to "connect" with others.
If your relationship needs vital help, couples counseling Pleasant Grove UT is a life giving resource to identify and resolve the underlying issues between you. Utah therapists are available to you with Theravive. Relationships are hard work, and sometimes a professional couples therapist Pleasant Grove UT is an important asset in helping two people navigate through. We want to help you build your relationship and find the right path ahead. Pleasant Grove UT couples counseling from a licensed couples counselor Pleasant Grove, UT is ready to lend itself to your life together.
Welcome to our network of couples counseling and realtionship therapists in Pleasant Grove UT. Couples therapy and couples counseling Pleasant Grove, UT with a licensed and experienced therapist will strenghten your relationship and help resolve the issues that are causing you to struggle. Our Utah psychotherapists are trained in understanding the complex dynamics of relationships that couples face- how they fail, and how they thrive. Choose a Pleasant Grove UT couples counselor below and start your new journey towards a healthier relationship.
You can move through the issues and find the new freedom that you hope for. We are here to help you make the first step. Make your journey the road you have longed to travel...don't be afraid to reach out, contact a therapist, and get beyond.
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City police warn of tire slashing vandalsJuly 02,2013Police warn of
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Rutland City Police are warning residents to keep a close eye on their vehicles after close to a dozen tires were slashed in the citys southwest neighborhood Sunday night.
Police Sgt. Matthew Prouty said Monday that starting at about 9 p.m. Sunday and continuing into Monday, police received complaints from residents on Forest Street and Porter Place.
In the majority of cases, the vandalized vehicles were parked on the curb but a handful were parked in their owners driveways.
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How to Become a Registered Patent Agent
To become a registered patent agent you must qualify by examination, which is held at least once a year. Those interested in the examination must apply by the deadline published on the web site of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.
The application and prescribed examination fee along with the CIPO Fee Payment Form should be sent either by fax to 819-953-CIPO (2476) or addressed to the:
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Spider-Man is both one of the best action games on the App Store right now as well as the best superhero game you can get for the iPhone. There is no reason not to swing over to the App Store now and download this phenomenal game. – IGN 9-10 EDITORS CHOICE Spider-Man- Total Mayhem is fantastic fun, offering the speed and variety of a top notch action game with the vibrant colour and characters of a great comic book – PocketGamer 9 of 10 GOLD AWARD
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Welcome to the Temple of Arkadoom! Laren was sent to investigate the temple by the village elders after Undead monsters started to appear on the outskirts of town. The temple has been in the forest at the edge of town for as long as anyone can remember. No one has been inside it, or for that matter anywhere close to it, for generations. Legends of the evils here still frighten the children of the village. Not expecting to find any evil there he did not take much gear with him.
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Spruce Trees near Chicken House
This area includes 5 picnic tables next to the white chicken house and will accommodate 30 people. Fee $35.
Arbor Area near Main House
This area includes 5 picnic tables near the arbor area and will accommodate 30 people. Fee $35.
Hayrides are available for birthday parties at an additional fee of $75 May to October. Please visit the hayride page for more information.
Cancellation Due to Rain
Birthday parties cancelling due to weather will receive
a full refund. Hayrides will not go out in wet
weather and refunds will be given.
PLEASE NOTE: Balloons and pets are not allowed at Muscoot
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By Judy Benson
Publication: theday.com
The state Department of Public Health on Monday announced it is recommending that private well owners test their wells for arsenic and uranium.
These naturally occurring metals are found in groundwater in sporadic locations across the state and can lead to adverse health effects, the health department said in a news release.
"Recent well testing in various towns around Connecticut has found arsenic and uranium," said DPH Epidemiologist Brian Toal. "While the distribution of contaminated wells has been sporadic, there have been enough findings statewide to prompt recommended testing for both metals in all Connecticut towns."
Wells should be tested at the time of sale of the home and also when a new well is drilled. Wells should be tested again every five years. If levels are found to be higher than state or federal criteria, homeowners have a number of effective treatment options to lower levels of the metals to less concerning levels. The cost for testing for both metals can range between $65 and $100, the health department said.
"The only way to know if these metals are present in your private well is to have your well tested," Toal said. "Since tests for arsenic and uranium are not usually part of a standard well analysis, homeowners will need to specifically ask labs to analyze for these metals."
Arsenic and uranium are metals that occur naturally in bedrock all over the world. When groundwater comes in contact with the bedrock, the metals may leach out and contaminate private wells. Both metals are considered toxic and can have a variety of adverse health effects if people are exposed at high enough levels and for a long period of time.
Arsenic is classified as a human cancer-causing agent, which has been associated with increased risk of lung, bladder and skin cancers. The type of uranium found in groundwater is not considered a radioactive risk and is therefore not a major cancer concern. However, the toxicity of the uranium metal has been associated with adverse effects on kidney function.
For information, visit: http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/environmental_health/eoha/pdf/03_arsenic_in_drinking_water.pdf; and: http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/environmental_health/eoha/pdf/uranium_in_well_water.pdf.
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