Full Moon Picnic and Sustainable Energy Fair

Cecil Land Use Alliance, PO Box 215, Colora, MD 21917
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Full Moon Picnic and Sustainable Energy Fair
ELKTON Maryland: 21 June 2007
Plans have been finalized for the Cecil Land Use Alliance sponsored “Full Moon Picnic and Sustainable Energy Fair” at Kilby Cream, 129 Strohmaier Lane, Rising Sun, MD on Sunday, July 1, 2007. (click on story to continue)
The gates will open at 3:30 PM. The picnic will commence at 5:00 PM and continue until 8:00 PM. Music will be provided by the well-known Sin City Band, a Texas Swing group, as well as Bluegrass by Mark Unruh and friends starting at 7:00 PM and continuing until 9:00 PM. Admission is $12.50 at the gate, or $10 advance, children under six are free. Advance tickets may be obtained from Alice Arbuckle at 410-392-9071, or Wendy Moon at 410-885-2198.
According to Paul E. Hughes, chairman of this event, “While there are plenty of fun and games in the offering, our purpose is to show individuals how they can make a difference by saving energy, saving money and saving the planet.”
The following exhibitors are scheduled to participate in the Sustainable Energy Fair
CMI Electric: Solar power and installation. Solar panels and Solar Energy Demonstrations

Energy Services Group: Home Energy audits and will be doing demonstrations at the fair.

International Energy Academy: Information and a global perspective on Sustainability and Viable Technology

Ted Patterson and his Organic Farm Products
Chesapeake Fields: Information and Products...Buy Local...Save Carbon

J. David Barr and The Corncob Furnace:

Ground Loop Heating and Air: Lectures and Demonstrations on Geothermal technology and other energy saving Tips....
Suntrust Mortgage of Christiana: Information on Energy Efficient Mortgages

Solar Rental: Company has contracts for installation of solar on your roof and you pay monthly...you don’t own, you rent the system and pay a monthly fixed rate per a long term contract.
Historical Society of Cecil County: The History of Rail Transit in Cecil County and its relationship to our present.
Voter Registration Booth: Sign up to vote
Cecil Land Use Alliance: Find out what you can do to manage growth and plan land use to save energy

Paul E. Hughes, Event Chairman, added, “We promise you top quality entertainment, terrific food, and the chance to make a difference in our community. We’ll have games, prizes, and dancing. But the reason we’re eager for folks to attend is to visit our sustainable energy fair. You’ll learn what you can do to cut our carbon emissions, and how you can insure a future for our kids.”
Proceeds from this Picnic and Fair will benefit the Cecil Land Use Alliance. The Cecil Land Use Alliance seeks ways to responsibly manage growth in Cecil County, preserve our Eastern Shore rural way of life, protect the environment, and strengthen agriculture and tourism as vital parts of our economy. More information on the alliance can be found at http://cecillanduse.org.

Interview Contact: Paul Hughes, Event Coordinator, 443-553-5888 or e-mail at PYUI@aol.com. For further information contact Ken Wiggins at wiggili@aol.com

Cecil Land Use Alliance Full Moon Picnic and Sustainable Energy Fair, “Having fun for a serious purpose”
Kilby Farm, Rising Sun Maryland, Sunday, July 1, 2007, 3:30-10:00 PM, See http://www.kilbycream.net/. 129 Strohmaier Lane just off of Hopewell Road, about a mile south of the main part of town, near Rising Sun Elementary School