Thursday, March 80, 1978-MIRROR-HERALD-Page 7B
Macrame Classes To Begin
Joy’s Arts and Crafts,
Shelby Rd., has scheduled
macrame classes begin
ning In April.
Beginner classes will be
held Mon., Apr. 8, from 8
until 11 a. m. and evening
clsuues on the same date
will be from 6:80 until 9:80
p. m. These classes will be
conducted each Monday
morning and Monday
evening. Also, Thursday
beginner classes will be
held, starting Apr. 6, on
‘Ihursday evenings from
B:S0 until 8:80 p. m.
Advanced classes will
begin on Tuesdays,
starting Apr. 4, from 8 a.
m. until U a. m. and on
that evening from 6:80
until 9:80 p. m.
The classes are spon
sored by Cleveland Tech
and $6 registration fee Is
required for persons over
18 with exception of senior
citizens over 66 for which
admission Is free.
Craft classes are also
scheduled to begin soon for
children and persona In
terested should contact
Joyce Wyte at 739-2686.
All classes will be held at
Joy's Arts and Crafts,
formerly Ooody-Goody -
Barbecue on Shelby Rd.
9 By Lfl) Stewart
Practice Comedy
Mary OrMae aad Steve Lyaa, aa Aeae aaS Peal, aad
Nan Jeaa Oraat, rlgM, aa the aoey neighbor, portray
ttw leading rolae hi the Kings Blonatain Little Theatre’a
spring prodnottoa, “• Rms. Blv-Vn”, a romanttc
ooaaedy whleh opens Frtday atglS at 8 p. m. tor two
weekends of shows at Park Oraee Anditorlam. A levs
affair developes when the yong couple become locked
ina vacant ^artmeataad the plot thickens when their
spouses arrive on scene.
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The curtain goes up
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“6 Rms. Rlv-Vu," the two-
act romantic comedy
which the Kings Mountain
Little Theatre presents
Mar. 81, Apr. 1, Apr. 7 and
Apr. 8 at Park Grace
Auditorium.
Joe Ann McDaniel,
veteran L-T actress and
director. Is directing the
production by Bob Ran-
daU.
Another veteran actress-
director, Nsm Jean Grant,
has the role of the "nosy”
neighbor In Apt. 4-A, also
owner of a Labrador
Retriever named
"Maggla'-l,. whosa you’ll
also love.
Lead roles are portrayed
by newcomers, Mary
Greene and Steve Lynn,
with other newcomers In
supporting roles, Pam
Wilson and Mickey
Roberts, as other
prospective tenants, Tim
Champion, as the
superintendent of the
boarding house, setting for
the comedy, and Debbie
Hinson as Janet and Jim
Champion, whom you
remember aa ’’Hairvey’’,
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The story revolves
around a young couple,
Anne and Paul (Mary
Greene and Steve Lynn)
who are house hunting,
become locked Inside the
apartment and a love
affair developes. Only
problem to a happy ending
Is that Anne and Paul are
married to Janet and
Rlctuu-d (Jim Chsunplon
and Debbie Hinson.) More
"fun" developes when the
other tenants show up
along with the spouses.
Tickets are $3 for adults
and $1.60 for students.
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USHErINsPRIN^^
Tlilrd Grade students of
Barbara Brennan and
Cynthia Wood at East
Elementary School cele
brated the arrival of
Spring on Monday, March
30.
During the day, the
children were Involved In
activities to usher In
Spring.
Activities Included
making spring flowers,
listening to an Easter
story, arranging cotton
balls In the shape of
buimles, dyeing eggs, and
making Easter baskets In
which to put the eggs.
The highlight of the
day’s events was the
presentation of a “Spring
Fashion Parade" to the
entire school. Costumes
were modeled by third
grade students, Mrs.
Howard, the school
Ubraiian, and Mr. Allison,
ivlnc4>al. The costumes
were charmingly
described by Mrs. Nan-
Jean Grant. Mrs. Sue
Gainey, Mrs. Ann Smith,
and Mrs. Patsy Roundtree
also worked with the
children during the special
day.
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of Church of Jesus Oirlst
of Lattar-Day Saints, havs
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