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  • 8 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, March 4, 1971 One act plays woman are portrayed by John Fahnestock and Sonja Beckham. This is the story of a fanatic intellectual who kidnaps a young wife-mother in a stationery store. His intentions are rather vague and the audience wonders if he wants to kUl this woman or make love to her. But, like almost always, there is a coming together as these two people eventually discuss the problems of the world and then end up in bed together. This intimacy is portrayed rather subtly and Fahnestock does a commendable job in the transition of his character from eccentric and fanatical to a kind of nice guy. This change of character Is done quite smoothly and Fahnestock does it with credibility,. Director of THE TIGER is Vernon Smith. CRAWLING ARNOLD, by Jules Feiffer, is directed for Rev. Gilland attends Paris conference Reverend J. C. Gilland, Pastor of the Cullowhee Methodist Church, left yesterday for Paris to attend the Citizens'Conference on Ending the War in Indochina. The objective of this conference is to find out what the requisites for peace in Southeast Asia really are. Participants expect to meet with representatives of the Provisional Revolutionary Govern ment of the Republic of South Vietnam (formerly the NLF), the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, the Republic of Vietnam, and the U. S. Delegation,, Meetings are also being arranged with representatives of the National United Front of Cambodia, the Laotian Student Union and various independent South Vietnamese groups opposed to the war (including Buddhists, Catholics, students and groups supporting dissident members of the Saigon Administration's National Assembly). Track Team .... FROM Page 6 In the Two-mile relay, three of the runners will be Steve Fleming, Ben BaUey, Tom Gibbons, with the fourth position a toss-up between Martin O'-. Neal, Mike Blake, Mike Davis, Eddie Perry, and Chris Lyons. This competition wUl be the third and final indoor meet for WCU this season, making way for the first outdoor meet at GreenvUle on March 20. ANTI-WAR Plans are being made to attend the Anti-War Rally In Fay- ettevUle near Fort Bragg on March 13 and 14. Speakers wUl include Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould and Peter "JOE" Boyle. Music wUl be provided by Swamp Dogg. If you are interested or can provide a car please contact Bill Howell. Reynolds 3U. Blue grass .... FROM Page 1 Coordinator Marc Pruett will himself perform with several of the groups playing five- string banjo, guitar and bass fiddle. Pruett has worked professionally for four years and is presently co-director of entertainment at the Lost Mine in Franklin. Also aiding in organization of the fest is Dan Smith, a junior from North Wilkesboro who plays bass fiddle and guitar with Marc at the Lost Mine and is a disc Jockey at WMSJ radio in Sylva. the Little Theater production by Brent Carter. The most appropriate word for this one is also the simplest—funny. Really, really funny. This Is the story of another elderly couple, Barry and Grace (Gary Waldron and Linda Black). Both are in their 70*s and have one infant son and one 35-year-old son who has regressed to the colorbook and crawling stage of his tender years. Miss Sympathy (Anne Robbins) is a psychiatric social worker who Children's theatre to be presented On Saturday, Mar. 13, the Department of Speech and The atre Arts will present The Children's Theatre Production "The Dancing Donkey," a delightful play by Erik Vos—directed by Judy Wynn, a Speech and Theatre Arts major at the University. Characters include Dan Spaugh - Friar, Davy Smith = Dancing Donkey, Luther Jones - Ernie, Tony Brown, Jr. - BUI, Tara Wilson - Azelia and Dona McKinney - Amelia, The play has as its subject the donkey who dances when sung to. He is stolen by two rascals who hear of him, only to find that he will not dance for them, two sisters, who are out to marry the rascals, help them disguise them selves and to sell the donkey back to his owner, the Friar. The production will be given at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the University Little Theatre, Stillwell BuUding. COMMUNITY RELATIONS The Community Relations Committee wUl meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 4, at the round "desk outside the SGA offices in the UC, Plans for spring quarter's communityactivities wUl be discussed. AU members are urged to attend. CHESS TEAM Western Carolina's Chess Team attended the Southern Intercollegiate Chess Tournament in Atlanta on February 27 and 28. The team took 4th place behind Georgia Tech, Georgia, and Tennessee. The first two boards for Western won first and second place individual honors in the unrated division of the tournament contact Married couple needs housing desperately. Phone 293-9709. That's 293-9709. FOR SALE: KUSTOM electric guitar with case. Originally $445 for $200 cash (includes a fifty watt amplifier). Contact BUI Byers, P.O. Box 66, Cullowhee or phone 293-7267 and leave word. FOUND: A watch in McKee Building; can be claimed by coming by the Department of Political Science, McKee 3 and describing it, FOUND: Last Tues. nightafter Miss Catamount pageant, 3rd floor, UC, one burgundy-brown pocketbook with a buckle latch, contact room 706 High Rise, phone 293-9594. MUST be able to identify contents to claim. .... FROM Page 7 enters the scene to help bring crawling Arnold (Alan Freeman) back on his upright feet. Waldron (Barry) gives one of, if not the best performances of the night in his very visual presentation of an eccentric, obviously virile old man. Miss Black is also well cast as his wife. The two definitely compliment each other, but Waldron could carry the humor of the play alone with his terrifically funny antics and stage move ments. Anne Robbins :s on the brink of breaking character as she almost (but not quite) laughs at some of the comedy in the play. Freeman is genuinely enthusiastic in his role and projects his fervor into the audience. Vernelle Mills CMiliie) Is the family servant and the audience will be amused each time she swings onto the stage, and especially when she speaks Settings for the one acts were designed by William S. Teague, Curtain tonight is 7:30 p.m. So if the Cullowhee weather hasn't evoked contrasting emotions in you by now, see the one acts and get into all kinds of it Enviornment .... FROM Page 3 beach closings will identify and situate the shutdown beach and include information on duration of shutdown, the number of persons who would normally use the beach, whether the beach is public or private, and the estimated economic loss resulting from closure. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .... FROM Page 5 view was a narrow one. Mr. Bennet feels that as long as a person is expressing only his per- sonal opinion, that person should never be "classified as narrow-minded." I pose this auestion— in what other manner can one be narrow-minded but in his opinions and attitudes and the actions resulting from these attitudes? In closing. I regret that Mr, Bennet has misinterpreted my remarks or drawn a confused picture of the ideas I was attempting to present. I did not imply that Christianity as a whole was a "fad," and 1 can not see the reasoning behind Mr, Bennet's viewpoint on narrow mindedness, therefore, I discount Mr. Bennet's two "disagreements." Thank you again, Tony Thompson • *•* • * * *' ^fi&L sals conn HU&/. S. •' *^\. * •• L » 3 TWO 6ATM TOW&S *t .34 • '• lv t\ f steers -W2.W WAYNEWOOD GROCERY FRESH MEATS COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES FRESH PRODUCE DAILY Dairy Products Picnic Supplies BEER ALL BRANDS Open 8 am - 9pm 6Days - 10 am - 7 pm Sun. plenty of parking 5 ffaisam Road Waynesville 456-5232 jdte&btt*dj/MC&U s:oo fy*a cAtie^^n 994.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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