Otseha Creative Arts Ensemble performed for Paisley Middle School students, faculty and staff this week.
Otesha Creative Arts Ensemble Entertains
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Paisley Middle School had a
special treat this week when they
were entertained by the Otesha Cre
ative Arts Ensemble of Winston
Salem .who has perforfned locally,
throughout the JL'.S. and Canada.
The focus of the musical was
African dance, theater and music.
Dancers and musicians
included Hashim Salih. Robbin Lit
tlejohn. George Glenn and Sherone
Price
Students enjoyed and partici
pated in the demonstration and were
given valuable information concern
ing the afnean histor\ . Some of the
dances were: Doundounbal. which
was preformed during the ceremony
when a boy is taught to he a man;
Fanga. which was a welcome dance
from Nigeria; and Mindiani. a cele
brat ion dance.
The audience also got the
chance to learn of instruments such
as: Djembe. a signal drum; Djun,
which represents the earth and was
used to send messages. But the most
im port ant message the dancers tried
to send the students was"working
together you can accomplish a
goal."
Diggs Gallery Continues Series
Diggs Gallery at Winston
Salem State University will host a
lecture or film every Thursday in
March at 7 p.m. in conjunction with
the "Ashe: Improvisation & Recy
cling in African-American Visionary
Art exhibit. The exhibit is on dis
play through March 29. All pro
grams are free and open to the pub
lic.
South.
Nellie s Playhouse" explores
the art of Nellie Mae Rowe's sculp
tures. dolls and paintings. It also
captures the high spirits that moved
her to create. She describes the
process with animation and humor
as she tells ot the spontaneity of her
art and of her passion, not for high
things but for just junk."
The gallery presents two films "Boneshopuf the Heart is a
on March 25: "Nellie's Playhouse' highh original and thought-provok
and Boneshop of the Heart: Folk ing film exploring art forms so radi
Offerings from the American cally different from the familiar folk
traditions of pottery, basketry and
quilling that the artists defy classifi
cation. Variously known as "out
siders" o? "visionary" artists, "Tin
Man" Charlie Lucas. Vollis Simp
son. Thornton Dial. Bessie Harvey
and "Sandman" Lonnic Holley have
arrived at idiosyncratic styles of cre
ative expression in response to
encounters with trauma, racism,
oppression and religious experience.
Gallery hours are Tuesday
through Saturday. 1 1 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Call 750-2458 for more information.
Grade B Tournament Trial Results
Monday, March 15. 1993 - 2:00
p.m. - Cart Russell Recreation Cen
?v fl ?? aS?\V. .-<? . t
ter
? - The game was cancelled due to
bad weather conditions.
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Tuesday, March &1993 * 7:00
p.m. - Winston Lake Family YMCA
Thursday, Marcli 18, 1993
7:00 pjnL *> Rupert Bell Recreation
. Kifljpjnd Queens
Duplicate Bridge Club ?<>
First Place =Marsha Rooks and
Ruth Washingtoo:^^P^f|;^. r
Second Place * Inez Geralds
and ReginaldMcCaufey:
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Tournament TriaT
March 27,1993
Burlington Qxade^B^Tonraament
This event wOl be held at the North
Park Community Center, 849
Sharpe Road, Burlington, N.C. The
$10.00 fee per person covers lunch
and the game. It wfH be a handi
capped event (ie^ two sets of win
ners).
- 1 A number of local players will
be participating inflris tournament
Results involving local players will
be published in the next column.
vApril 10-17 * Spring National -
Dallas, Texas
i April 24, 1993 * The scheduled
local game will not be held this
year!
?? May 1, 1993 * Metrolina (Char
kffifi) finric "FT Tmmamcnt
>May 8, 1993 ? Gate* City
(Greensboro) Gradi. 44B'* Tourna
ment ; V
June 18-20 * College View
(Durham) Gwle "A* %
North -South (Section
North-South (Section **B")
1st - Inez Geralds &T
McCauley 1st - Waldo & Maijorie
Lester
2nd Wilma Peterson & Willie
Smith 2nd - Henry& Eleanor Joins
3rd - Treana Adkins Richard
Bowling
-1th Wnldn A Mb
Till . ? ? OIVIVJ tX fr*C
East- West (Secti
East-West (Section "B" )
Sunday, March 21, 1993 at the Holi
day Inn-North. A delicious meal
was served and various members
were presented trophies for their
master point acculation in their par
ticular category as follows: Juanita
Wynecoff (New Player), Floyd
Neal(Life Master) , Pauline Cald
well (Senior Life Master) , Inez Ger
alds (Ruby) and Monica Lett(Dia
mond). ? Inez Geralds won the
"player of the year" for 1991 and
1992. Reginald McCauley won a
trophy for earning runner-up honors.
Inez Geralds, president of the club
brcmght^egiingsJtOLjhe more than
By RUDOLPH V. BOONE
fifty members and guests. Irma
Gadson, point coordinator presented
the awards.
Winners of the Grade "C" Tour
nament were:
Section "AM - Overall (100 and
over Master Points)
1/2 place = Sandra Brown and
Lessie Hatton
1/2 place - Inez Geralds and
Reginald McCauley
3rd Place = Pauline Caldwell
and Floyd Neal ; >;'v;
4th Place = Renita Thompkins
Segers and Olivia Thompkins
5th Place = Wilma Peterson
and Willie F. Smith (Greensboro) /
6th Place = Treana Adkins and
Richard H. Bowling(Greensboro)
7th Place = Waldo and Mar
jorie Lester
jection "B" Overall (0 - 99
Master Points)
1/2 Place = Sandra Brown and
Lessie Hatton
1/2 Place = Renita Thompkins -
Segers and Olivia Thompkins
3rd Place = Waldo and Mar
jorie Lester
4th Place = Henry and Eleanor
Johns (Burlington)
1st - Sandra
Hatton 1st - Sandra
Lessie Hatton
2nd - Pauline Caldwell
Neal 2nd - Renita Segers
Thompkins
3rd - Renita Segers
Thompkins
4th - Geneva H3I
Lewis
Charles W.
game director,
Lett .<?
The 13 -table game
challenging and
Everyone seemed
die entire evening.
to the winners and to the ]
Queens Duplicate Bridge
evidenced in the winners \
players came from
IstHMP* fi4
Rudolph V. Boone, Sr.
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Robbin Littlejohn performs an African dance during a performance at
Paisley Middle School this week. .
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