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  • Arts & Entertainment The Western Carolinian Page 4 Thursday , November 19,1987 Celebrate Thanksgiving At Blowing Rock sting's Latest Release is By MARTHA MCAFEE Entertainment Editor Have you made plans for Thanksgiving? If not, take your appetite to Blowing Rock, N.C. and join the Mountain Village folks for an old fashioned Thanksgiving Celebration. The historic Village of Blowing Rock Is planning a four-day celebration with activities including Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings In a choice of five restaurants, an old-tlmey parade, football parties, a bonfire, and a concert. The parade will begin at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, November 28. featuring vintage cars, miniature horses, llamas, and numerous local entries. Appalachian Ski Mountain will offer a "leam- to-skl" package which Includes one lesson, a ski-lift ticket and equipment for $ 15 (weather permitting). Thanksgiving Day will Include football parties at area restaurants, cash-winning bingo games, a luncheon fashion show of holiday outfits, local guided hikes, and a buggy ride around town. Friday evening, the town will celebrate the lighting of the town trees with a 'Christmas in the Park" gathering. Santa Claus will be at the bonfire, and hot chocolate will be served. Christmas caroling will end out the evening. Two area restaurants will have jazz groups entertaining. Fresh mountain Christmas trees will be for sale. and open houses will provide discounts and drawings at local shops. DIRECTIONS IN BRIEF: Take 1-40 Asheville to 221 N Marlon. Then follow signs to Boone and Blowing Rock. (Just off of 221 or off of the Blue Ridge Parkway at Hwy. 321). A Choir With An Inspiration Student Group Gaining Fame For Its Gospel Sound -Edwin Carlton Photo By PAMELA HORNEURE Feature Writer "Is that music I hear?" thought a new student as she passed under a third floor window of the Music-English building one Wednesday night. She found out later that the sounds were coming from the Western Carolina University Inspirational Choir. The WCU Inspirational Choir is a student-run, black gospel group that performs for churches, rest homes and various other organizations upon request. The choir was started In 1974 as the OES (Organization Joan's and Vickie's Family Hair Care at Modem Beauty Shop#1 (next to Family Dollar Store) Stylists: Joan Ashe and Vickie Bradley Formerly of World of Hair We welcome all our customers to our new establisment! Walk-ins Welcome 9-5 Monday-Saturday - Late Appointments 586-9506 *K The Silver Hammer ^^^^^^1 Silversmith Sterling Stiver Jewetry and Accessories 1st Anniversary Sale Now thru Saturday, Nov. 21 20% off Everything in Stock \ NOW AVAILABLE AT SYLVA STORE Black Hills Gold 14k. Gold Chains Custom 14k. Gold Rings Blue Topaz and Amethyst Set in sterling silver and 14K gold Rings, Earrings and Pendants Two Locations: 30 W. Main St., Sylva, NC 586-4374 Mon. Sat. 9-5 Rivorwood Shops, Dillsboro, NC 586-3180 Mon.- Sat. 10-5 *& MM "...Nothing Like the Sun" By EDWARD WATSON JsTAFF WRITER Sting, the driving force behind The Police, has released his second solo album, "...Nothing Like the Sun." Uke "The Dream of the Blue Turtles," this latest release has a Jazz Influence, even moreso. Sting (a.k.a. Gordon Sumner) worked extensively with Jazz musician Gil Evans during his two-year hiatus from The Police and the result Is an almost all Jazz album. The new record Is also uncommonly long(30:39 side one), but Sting Is definitely not common. Side one contains six songs:" Lazarus Heart," "Be Still My Beating Heart," "Englishman In New York," "History Will Teach Us Nothing," "They Dance Alone(Gueca Song)," and "Fragile." "Lazarus Heart," according to Sting, 'was a vivid nightmare...fashioned Into a song." The fourth track on the album,"History Will Teach Us Nothing," presents Sting's views concerning politics and history In general. This song could also be an allusion to "Walking In Your Footsteps" (from "Synchronlclty") which correlates the dinosaur's demise to our own. A result of the 1986 Amnesty International Conspiracy of Hope Tour, "They Dance Alone" tells about the families of political prisoners in Chile, South America The Gueca dance Is performed outside the prisons as a symbolic protest In a country without democracy. "We'll Be Together, "Straight To My Heart," "Rock Steady.' "Slster Moon," "Little Winep," and "The Secret Marriage" make up Side Two. Currently receMng air play on WWCU, "We'll Be Together" Is an upbeat love song. Other than the lyrics, the only explanation Sting offers Is the following quote: "| shall meet you outside the railway station, you shall know me by the cut of my clothes and the smell of mycologne." "SIsterMoon" contains the album title which Is a quote from a Shakespearean sonnet. Sting was accosted late one night by a drunk asking "How beautiful Is the moon? How beautiful Is the moon?" Sting replied: "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun." He adds that the song Is for lunatics everywhere. "Little Winep" Is a Jiml Hendrlx original Sting recreated with Gil Evans. Sting dislikes his albums being called "so- ... Continued Page 5 of Ebony Students) Gospel Choir. In 1980, the choir formed a separate student organization and assumed Its presentname. Thlssepa- ratlon enabled the choir to receive financial assistance from WCU's Office of Student Development. Since the choir was formed. it has lost to graduation a number of dedicated members. Including Michael Clark. Larry Naylor. Shaun Berry. David Edwards, and David Roberts. The choir has established many credits, Including two appearances at the 1982 World's Fair In Knoxvllle. Tenn., and performances at WCU's 1982 and 1984 Mountain Heritage Day Celebration. In the past, the choir has represented the university at National Baptist Student Union Retreats In Atlanta, Ga., Birmingham, Ala. and Jackson. Miss. The choir has also appeared at a number of area churches Including Sytva Presbyterian, East Sytva Baptist, Shlloh Zion in Mt. Holly, Memorial United Methodist In High Point. Cullowhee Baptist and Cullowhee Methodist. The choir lost Its piano player, Larry Naylor, In 1986. along with lead vocalist Carolyn Fuller and member Janice Bar- rlno. In May, 1987, the choir guitarist David Roberts and member Marie Llndsey graduated. Since these members graduated, the choir has been singing a cappella. This shift In format has not hindered the choir's performance, only given it a different, more distinguished sound. Kerwyn Wilson, a senior from Mocksvllle, Is the president of the choir. Angela Wilson, a Junior from Dallas, N.C., Is assistant director of the choir, and one of Its lead vocalists. Regina McDaniel and Thomas Wyatt are also lead singers for the choir. Derrick IJames, a senior from Mocksvllle, Is the director. JACKSON TIRE COMPANY Douglas Batteries , Delta Tlr«s & Recap Tires DILLSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 90.5 FM Music 1 Speciality Sh Monday 9 p, with Morgan Tuesday 9 Wove with h Wednesday try with Dav!< Thursday 9 p Gene Harris Friday 9 p.rr with James i Saturday ?am,-1ia.( n a.m.-lO 11:30 a.m.- Countdown 1 pm-2 p.rr Lisa Barker 2 p.m.-5 p.rr 5 p.m.-9 p. Bailey 9 p.nvl arr Sunday 7 q.rtvl 1 a.r 11 a.m.-12 i Christian wit! 12 p.m.-6 p. 6p.m.-9p.m Richard Galr Rock <WiTh Show ow *-hee LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS N0V.r?2 LJfcL/, O NOV. 30 NOV ZZ BAY UIKE <*- " HOKSEPASTUTte RIVER . Uaves UC at Q--oo am *3.00 students /*5.°° others CHRISTMAS SH0PPINQ EXCURSION TO THE OUTLET MALLS Of- PIGEON F&Ree,-TBWErseE Leaves UC at9:oo am *1.°° WCU Stoclenk/*3.<*> others MOVIE... DR. STRANqELOVE £;2P ?"2 ^rQ&vtee room *l°° students /# i.6o others whitnev Houston CWCBZT TRIP-- COLUMBI4 SC. *T6.°° students *20.°° others Includes '- Transportation and Ticket— HURRY, limited space FOR MORE INfORMATIOM CALL 2Z7-7Zoe>
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