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Ci_ I -1 Anniversary of the Roanoke 'oyages currently being held hroughout the state, the 'erforming Arts Center at 'embroke State University rill present the North Caro ma Shakespeare Festival in is Outreach '84 touring pro luction of "The Merry Wives f Windsor" on October 4, at i p.m. The Wall Street onrnnl calls the Festival, '...one of the top five com ianies to emerge in the last hre years..." The action of the play evolves around Sir John 'al staff and his attempt to tursue Mistress Page and distress Ford. When these 'merry wives" decide to each him a lesson, the esulting complications lead 0 a boisterous conclusion in he only comedy Shakespeare et in his native England. The production is directed ly Festival artistic director, dalcolm Morrison. A native f England, Mr. Morrison has erved as Resident Director of he Rose Bruford College and is directed over 60 days in .ondon and British regional heaters. His work in the heater has taken him to doscow, Prague, Australia md Jamaica. Mr. Michael John McGann, 1 veteran actor from New tun vujt wui pi my ju juiui Fal staff. He most recently t appeared off-Broadway at the Lambs' Theater and has per formed extensively in many of the country's regional thea ters. Mr. McGann has direct ed "The Matchmaker" and "Philadelphia. Hero I Come" at the North Carolina School of the Arts. The "merry wives" are Joan Grant and Johanna Morrison. Ms. Grant, who played Blanche in "A Streetcar Named Desire" during the '83 season, is cast as Mistress Page. Ms. Mor rison, a veteran company member, will play Mistress Ford. Returning to the stage in the role of Page is Mr. Pedro Silva, Managing Direc tor of NCSF. The Festival's Faill tour will travel throughout North Carolina and Virginia through the first week of October. The North Carolina Shake speare Festival is the "state Shakespeare Festival" and has attracted audiences from all over the country in its eight year history. The touring program offers many com munities a rare opportunity to see outstanding, classical theater. For more information on this production at the Per forming Arts Center call 521 0778. Engagement Announced Sarah Ruth Stoll & Dwayne Anthony Olbris Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carl >toll of Elizabeth City, NC innounce the engagement of heir daughter, Sarah Ruth Stoll, to Dwayne Anthony Olbris, son of Mr. and Mrs. loseph Anthony Olbris of /irginia Beach. Va. and the [randson of the late Mr. and drs. Willie Lowery of Lum jerton, NC. The bride-elect is a gradu ate of Northeastern High School and North Carolina State University. She is em ployed with M & T Co. of Chesapeake, Va. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Norfolk Christian High School and is employed with United Parcel Service of Virginia Beach. The wedding is planned for Oct. 13 at Westwood Hill Baptist Church. Virginia Bea ch at 7 o'clock. ???Indian Heritage Week TL - i i T_: ... . i lie aiuucma ui uinun Elementary School recently sbsered Indian Heritage Week in various ways.the kindergarten classes of Mrs. Sue Nutting and Mrs. Ella Cain had their students to make Indian hats, wheh they wore to lunch one day. All of the students were quite proud rf their own hats which they tiad created. The first grade class of drs. Annette Swett made ndian fry bread. The stu lents thoroughly enjoyed as iisting with the making of >read as well as eating it. In Mrs. Audrey Walter's irst grade class, the children liscussed how the Indians ived and all about their life style. They too made Indian uts for the children to wear is well as popping popcorn. Corn was one of the many oods that Indians grew. ? Mrs. Jan McCormick's se cond grade class studied the rulture of the Robeson County ndians. both past and pre sent. The children brought in irtifacts to share with the :lass. They talked of how ndians used to grow and hunt ill the food they ate. The class losed out their study by singing. "I'm Proud To Be A -umbcc Indian." Mrs. Molly Locklear's se rond grade class has a special f^Hfyf-lw rlgtt rteritage vveei. wiinam Cummings' mother, Mrs. Do rothy Cummings, came to visit the class and share some items her family had used long ago. She discussed the butter chum and told how her mother made butter. She also brought along a wooden bread bowl and a straw broom. Mrs. Cummings also told how each, item was used and how it whs made. She shared the book. The Only Land I Know and the class discovered that one of the pictures in the book was taken at the home of Stephen Strickland's great aunts. Stu dents bringing in items to share with the class were Lacosta Brewington. Stephen Strickland. Daniel Locklear. Delance Rogers, and Rachel Barton. Mrs. Mary Killian and Mr. Johnny Hunt's sixth grade class was privileged to have Mr. Welton Lowry from Pem broke to speak to the group. Mr. Lowry told the boys and girls to stay away from drugs and alcohol, and above all, to complete their education. The class would like to express their appreciation to Mr. Lowry fur taking time from his busy schedule to speak to the group. Mary Edith Killian is Public Information Coordinator for Union Elementary School. fa, (jig THE HILLS NEAREST YOU Union Chapel Road PEMBROKE, N.C. U.S. Govt inspected Baking Hens 1JWT2WTH Jk IJ I ^2 r rnSiSSLi^r I I $10 PURCHASE cwt-upwm n.sy . ? F P b Golden Orange Pumpkins ; S $3.99 up to $5.99 - Pie or Jack-o-Lantern ts t I it t 1 V STORE HOURS: 7:00 A.M. -1040 P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ? HILLS WELCOMES USOA POOD STAMPS ? WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ? PRESS GOOO THROUGH OCTOBER 7 ? AT AU. HMS FOOD STOKES ? I I 1 '???' ""ll,." 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