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  • 9 Western Carolinian/January 26,1984 Radio station personnel Chris Kaw and Dave Batten are two very important reasons that WWCU was running at full strength the first week of classes. <i ADVERTISED Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available lor sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. : Prices differ through Sat.. Jan 28 at A&P in Sylva. N.C. Items offered for sale rv I available to other retail dealers or wholesalers. MID-WINTER SAVINGS University Players To Present Pinter's "The Birthday Party" OPI Western Carolina University's department of speech and theatre? arts and the University Players will present Harold Pinter's "The Birthday Party" Feb. 7-12 in WCU's Little Theatre, located in Stillwell Building. Curtain time will be 7:30 pm Tuesday through Saturday. A 2 pm Sunday matinee will close the production Feb. 12. "The Birthday Party "is set on the southern coast of England and presents the- initiation of Stanley Webber by the cruel games of the neurotic Goldberg and McCann. As is characteristic of Pinter's work, most recently seen in the "French Lieutenant's Woman." "J he- Birthday Party" is sparsiiLy written and leaves much room for subjective interpretation. Cast members include Betsy Bisson as Meg Boles. Steve Idler as Petcy Boles. David Mulkcy as Stanley Webber, Janet Allison as Lulu. Mark Hope) as Goldberg and Chris Eicher as McCann. Errol Stewart is directing the production. Kevin Hoffman is the set designer, and lighting is by Richard Beam. Tickets arc $4 for adults. $3 for students anil senior citi/ens, and $2 for children. They may be purchased in advance (beginning Jan. 31) at the box office, located on the ground floor of Hoey Auditorium, between I and 4 pm. For reservations, telephone 227-7365. Tickets also are available at the box office just prior to each performance. EXCEL Offers Fun, Recreation Students at WCU often search for activities that will enrich their academic careers, their social lives, their personal growth, and their perspectives on the future. They want to meet new people, reap the benefits of various types of recreation, and, most of all, they want to have fun. But where can they find these things'? The answer is simple—a program called EXCEL. EXCEL (Exercise Class for Elders) is sponsored by the Center for Improving Mountain Living. It is a program geared toward giving older adults the opportunity to engage in healthful physical recreation, thereby enabling them to feci better about their age. It involves people from various lifestyles and occupational backgrounds. It provides information and support. Most of all. EXCEL reestablishes the "touch" so often lost between young and old, and enables them to learn from one another. That is where you, the student, comes in. A very important part of the EXCEL program is the participation of student volunteers who staff the program. The contact between the students and the older adults may well be the most rewarding aspect of EXCEL, and your participation as a volunteer is encouraged and welcomed. On Saturday mornings, at 9 am, students and older adults meet in the Reid Gym dance studio. After a brief period of warm-up exercises, students and older members choose activities such as swimming, bowling. and walking. After about an hour of recreation, the group gets back together for a short program led # by someone from the group. University, or community. Programs may include poetry readings, sing-a- longs. folk dancing, hiking, sleep problems, nutritional needs, and a happier later life. The program adjourns at Noon. EXCEL encourages participants to build upon positive attitudes toward the aging process. The stronger and healthier wc arc. the better we feel about ourselves. Members and volunteers provide special support for each other, and as the program's name- suggests, everyone "excels". Pam Edwards, the Student Director of EXCEL, is in the process of selecting student volunteers for the Spring, I984 Session. She is looking for people for any major who are ready to gain new experiences, enlarge their self-images, and take a new look at the future. Students volunteer three hours on Saturdays (except on University Holidays) in addition to a short orientation which is designed to prepare them for their roles as staff persons. Students arc encouraged to find out from their instructors is they can use the time they spend in EXCEL to fulfill project or class requirements. In that way. they can benefit academically as well as personally. The scheduled date for the first session is February 4. If you are interested in becoming a student volunteer for EXCEL this spring, please contact Pam Edwards at the Center for Improving Mountain Living, 227-7492. And remember—you can enrich your academic career, your social life, meet new people, reap the benefits of recreation, and have fun. Lots of fun! 0U$4 % New Shipment Just Arrived "Year of the Cats" and "How 'Bout Them Cats" Sweatshirts $12.99 only at David's Definitely Uptown Sylva FED BEEF SAVE 10-12 lb. avg. Cut Free Into Boneless Steaks & Chopped Sirloin lb. nOBse* SAVE $1.00 Stayman Apples ^Ij^ EASTERN L# 3 ib 7QC ^^^™ bag § %J . — Savings «■ SAVE 30* .Grape Jelly SAVE 80* KRAFT Orange Juice / w^\TROPICANA GOLD N' pure |Hl E3CJ I V2 gal. ctn. Sundays are Special for Students who join us for: ■College Bible Study - 9:30am Ol 30prr -Sunday worship services-11:00am ' 7 : BAPTIST CHURCH SYLVA *** We "Adopt" Students Round-Trip transportation on Sunday mornings by church Van: -9:15 Scott Dorm for Scott,Walker,Leatherwood and fielder -9:25 Harrill Parking Lot for Harrill, Albright, Benton -9:35 Upper side of Buchanan for Buchanan,Madison,Robertson and Reynolds Main St,-Downtown Sylva/586-2095 ^^ SAVE 10* f Multi-Grain Bread | JANE PARKER (HOMESTYLE) I , ROC Ted's Clothesline 39 WASHERS Triple, Double, & Single Loads 38 DRYERS Large & Small DROP-OFF SERVICE Beginning Jan. 30 CLEAN, always ATTENDED: 8 am-9 pm 7 days Video Game Room, Weekly Cash Prizes, Free Coffee Sylva 586-2910 SAVE 10* Bounty Towels ASSORTED • DESIGNER 0 big roll 79 ■■■■■■■ Pjj) A&PCOUPON ■"■■■■ Senior Citizens Discount 5% Off Total Purchases On Wednesdays WITH THIS COUPON AND I.D. MUST BE AGE 62 AND OVER [ Sylva, North Carolina
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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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