“Godspell”
April 16 — 20
In Spartanburg
SPARTANBURG, S. C —
"Godspell", a joyful musical
interpretation of the gospel of St.
Matthew, will be staged by the
Shoestring Players of the
University of South Carolna at
Spartanburg on April 16 — 20.
Performances are scheduled at
8:15 p.m. on April 16-19, and there
is a Sunday matinee at 3:15. All
performances will be held in the
Tukey Lecture Theatre on the
USCS campus.
Reservations are currently
being accepted for all perform
ances and group rates are
available. Further information
may be obtained by calling
578-1800. extension 397 or 416
between 1 and 5 p.m. daily.
The true joy of ‘‘Godspell” lies
in its electric nature. Elements
have been borrowed from almost
every form of entertainment to
provide two hours of inspirational
but lively entertainment. This
largely improvisational theatre
piece was first conceived and
produced by Stephen Schwartz
and John-Michael Tebelak in the
early 1970's and has proved to be
a favorite production of audi
ences world wide.
“Godspell” features Andrew
Moller, a former professional
singer and musician, in the role
of Jesus and Thom Seymour, who
has delighted audiences at both
The Spartanburg Little Theatre
and Arts Center's annual
Shakespeare Festival, as Judas.
Also in the cast are Rosalind
Huffman, a veteran of two
national professional theatre
tours, and Christopher Cline who
appeared two seasons ago in the
North Carolina drama. "Unto
These Hills." Teri and Sam
Smith, who also appear in
“Godspell". bring acting exper
ience in Atlanta and Greenville to
this production Teri has former
ly appeared at both the
Greenville Fine Arts Center and
The Warehouse Theatre; Sam
appeared in “William Ingle’s
Classic Picnic" in Atlanta in
addition to his other credits.
Four newcomers round out the
cast of characters Karen
Hollifield. Cecilia Hood. David
Lawson and Meg Prass all bring
their own brand of wit to the
production Janel White. Luke
Hughes and Tracey Logal also
appear as singers and musicians.
Gets High Position
Phyllis Walker Barber
daughter of Mr. and Mrs’
Thomas T. Walker of the Sandy
Plains Community has recently
accepted the position of Surgical
Services Supervisor at Pitt
County Memorial Hospital in
Greenville. North Carolina.
Ms. Barber is a 1966 graduate
of Polk Central High School and
received the Baccalureate De
gree in Nursing from the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. After practicing on a
Clinical Research Unit and in the
Emergency Room, she has spent
the past six years involved in
various phases of Operating
Room Nursing, including Staff
Nurse. Head Nurse, and Assis
tant Supervisor.
New duties for Ms. Barber deal
with budgeting, policies, proce
dures and staffing development,
among other aspects of manage
ment. Pitt County Memorial
Hospital is a rapidly growing
hospital, primarily due to its
close association with the East
Carolina University School of
Medicine The operating room
performs approximatley 900
surgical procedures each month,
in a suite consisting of 9 operating
rooms and one cystroscope room.
Asheville School Tops
Tryon Netters 7-2
The Asheville School tennis
team defeated Tryon 7-2 Wednes
day afternoon at Harmon Field.
Tryon’s only wins came in the No
2 singles and the No. 1 doubles.
The results were as follows:
Singles: Jim Hightower (A( d
David Vining 6-1. 0-6. 6-2; Bryan
Corpening (T) d. Sid Wike 6-2,
6-2; Alex McKaughn A) d.
Randy Buckner 6-3, 6-2; Jan
Merryweather (A) d Pal McCool
6-1.6 1; Hugh Merryweather (A)
d. Andy Paff 7-6. 6-3; Robert
Blum (A) d. Eddie Woodhouse
6-3. 6-4.
Doubles: Vining and Corpening
(Ti d Hightower and Wike 6-0.
6-3; McCoy and Register (A) d
McCool and Buckner 6-1. 7-6; J.
Merryweather and II Merry-
weather (A) d. Michael Lonnes
and Paff 6-0. 6 1.
In exhibition: Blum-Creek (A)
d. Woodhouse and Tommy Hill
6-1, 6-4; Register (A) d. Winfred
Suber 81. Jeff Gordon (A) d.
Dave Mackay 8-0; Rowcliff (A) d.
Kevin McClure 8-0; Evans (A) d.
Scott Wray 8-2
POLK CENTRAL MENu
Monday: baked beans w-smok-
ed sausage, cole slaw w-carrots,
buttered corn, fruit, corn bread,
milk.
Tuesday: fish portions, cole
slaw w-carrots. mashed potatoes,
fruit, corn bread, milk.
Wednesday: submarine sand
wich, lettuce-and tomato, potato
patti. fruit and cookies, milk.
Thursday: sloppy joe sand
wich. tomato and macaroni, cole
slaw w-carrots, apple crisp, milk.
Friday: Bag Lunches, hot dogs
w-chili. potato chips, cookies, ^
banana, milk.
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