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tion or development or thdse with historical value,” Ms.Stamer said. The forrester will also have information from the Piedmont Environmental Council concerning gypsy moths.

But the day is not all work and no play, though. “This is a day for people to get outdoors and enjoy the open space we have and learn the importance of protecting it,” Ms. Stamers said, adding people should bring picnic lunches and blankets, their balls, bats and other lawn toys and enjoy a day in the park. Local musicians will supply the music; special prizes like free massages, tennis lessons, lunches for two, gift certificates, t-shirts and shrubbery will be given away. Organized games and craft events will be provided by the Child Care and Learning Center (CCLC), Nol Putman and Spring Mountain, helping children learn the importance of Earth Day as well as eiyoy their afternoon. Sack-races and ball games will provide entertainment for many.

Hellium balloons donated by Mid-Atlantic Glass will color the skies.

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