Schedule of Events for the 5^th annual Orange County

RELAY FOR LIFE,

April 27^th-28^th , 2001, East Chapel Hill High School.

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FRIDAY APRIL 27^th:

4:00-6:00 PM	Campsite set-up, Team Registration	TEAM CAPTAINS: Register your team and turn in remaining contributions collected by team. Please have your team arrive by 6 pm. TEAMS: Set up campsite.
5:00-6:00 PM	Survivor Registration	SURVIVORS: Please arrive by 5:30 to register. Report to stage area by 5:45 pm. Follow instructions by Survivor Coordinators.
All evening	Music from DJ’s Keith and Trena Adams of Interactive Entertainment	Keith and Trena will play requests and are set up for Karaoke!
6:00-6:15 PM	Opening Ceremony Welcome: Relay Chair Marc Huber Guest Speaker: Denis Guttridge, ACS post-doctoral research fellow will talk about the ACS, research, and what the Relay means to him.	ALL ATTENTION TO STAGE -no set-up at this time.
6:15-6:30 PM	Survivors Ceremony Relay Co-chair, Kathy Whaley, and Survivors Chair, Carole Cain, honor survivors. Guest Speaker: Dr. Norris Brock Johnson, Professor of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will speak about his personal experiences with cancer. Sharon Polo reads the names of survivors.	ALL ATTENTION TO STAGE -no set-up at this time. SURVIVORS: Ceremony begins. Thank you for coming!
6:30-6:45 PM	Survivors Lap Bagpiper, Bruce Wright, plays. Survivors walk first lap Caregivers, loved ones and American Cancer Society researchers accompany survivors on second lap.	SURVIVORS: Ambulate the first lap (that means, “Move the best and most creative way you know how.”). TEAMS: Cheer on your cancer survivors.
6:45-8:30 PM	Keith and Trena keep the music going.
8:30-9:00 PM	Music performed by the Loreleis.	The Loreleis are an a capella choir made up of students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
9:00-9:15 PM	Luminary Ceremony. Speaker: Guest speaker remembers loved ones Loreleis perform a special song.	· The lights are dimmed and the candles are lit in the luminary bags. · Take a moment to honor our cancer survivors and remember those who have passed away from cancer.
9:30 PM-11 PM Midnight	Featured Band – Chasing Glinda	· Contemporary classic rock cover band, consisting of members, Jim Baird, Bill Baucom, Kurt Melges and Bob Christian.
11 PM-Midnight	Keith and Trena ease us into the night.	·
11:30 PM - ???	“Midnight” Pizza Party	· Pizza available at concession stand.
12:00-7:00 AM	Late night events	Movies and video games at the stage, sponsored by Keith and Trena.

SATURDAY, APRIL 28^th:

7:00-9:30 AM	Free breakfast for all participants	Bagels, coffee, rolls, juice, fruit, provided
9:00 AM-3:00 PM	Cancer Control Events	All sorts of games and educational activities, some of which actually having to do with cancer!
10:00 AM-Noon	Offstage: Clowns, Dot Jobe and friends
	On Stage: Storyteller, Jennisen Lucas and friends
Noon – 3:00 PM	Relay Music Festival	· Special thanks to Cat Moleskie, of Weaver Street Market, for helping us find these great performers.
	· Noon – Wilton Dubois	· Steel Drum
	· 1:00 PM – Equinox	· Traditional, Straight Ahead Jazz · Self-described, “Middle-aged, old farts,” who’ve played in the area for 6 years.
	· 2:00 PM – Alexis Cole	· Jazz / blues
3:00 PM-4:00 PM	Tae Kwon Do demonstration – Allen Tae-Kwon-Do	· Tae Kwon Do school in Chapel Hill
4:00-6:00 PM	Closing Ceremonies Awards: · Most money raised by a team · Most money raised by an individual · Team spirit · Special team awards	· All teams, please clean your areas and anyone available, please help us pick up trash, so that we are invited back to East Chapel Hill High School again next year.

Throughout the event:

Video Games

Food, provided by teams and vendors.

Football, Soccer, Frisbee on the football Field

Hula Hoop, Limbo Contests

Questions?

Call (919) 933-2963

or email marchube@mindspring.com

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