Ignacio Chapela Featured Speaker at Organic Sacramento Farm Dance!

Good News - The Farm Dance Will Go On As Planned !!

There will be no aerial spraying over Goethe Ranch during this bout of spraying (yesterday through Saturday), so the Farm Dance (details below) will happen tomorrow as originally planned!

We are also fortunate guest speaker Ignacio Chapela will be attending and give a presentation during the potluck. Ignacio has expressed his great concern with what Sacramentans are currently facing and he is willing to assist with organizing efforts around the aerial spraying issue (as well as providing an update on his situation with UC Berkeley, and other genetic engineering
issues).

We plan to present a comprehensive update on what has transpired over the last week or so regarding the aerial spraying, and what efforts are being made to stop it. This is a very important time for us all to gather and rally for what is personally affecting us in Sacramento.

Please come and bring your family and friends. We need each other right now. See you tomorrow!

Kim

Farm Dance Specifics:

When: Saturday, August 13, 2005
4:00 – 11:00 p.m.

Where: Goethe Ranch
2140 Chase Drive (It is just before the entrance to Hagan Park. Take
Hwy. 50 to Mather Field, go north (left) to Folsom, turn right (east) on
Folsom to Coloma Rd., turn left on Coloma Rd., turn left on Chase Dr., go
past the stop sign until you see the paybooth for Hagan Park. Go left at
one lane road with no trespassing sign, through the gate and you are
there!)

What: 4:00 p.m. – Doors open with family activities such as tractor rides
and farm tours, open mic music (bring your instruments!), and other
activities.
5:00 p.m. – Potluck and talks by Ignacio Chapela and Jerry of Ladybug Farms.
6:30 p.m. – Contra and Big Circle Dance with lots of lively foot stomping
music. (Additional video showings of The Future of Food and other videos
as alternative entertainment.)

For more information, call Kim Glazzard (916) 455-8415