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The Sallna Journal's Weekly Entertainment Guide Salina Qun Show set for March 2-3 The semi-annual Salina Gun'Show will be held March 2 and 3 at the 4-H Building in Kenwood Park. Displays of coins, baseball cards and antiques also are welcome, with more than 100 tables available. Food will be served on the premises. Hours will be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

March 2 and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 3. Admission will be $1 for adults, with children under age 14 free when accompanied by an adult. Portable reservations, write to Gary Peckham, 2416 Rockhurst Mike White 1226 E.

Wayne; or Mrs. Mike White, 1013 E. Elm, all of Salina. Tap dance troupe to be in Goodland on Tap," a professional tap dance company, will present a program at 3 p.m. (MST) Sunday on the Goodland High School auditorium stage.

The six-member troupe was organized in 1982 and has toured the United States for nine years. The dances are choreographed by Debra Bray, who also teaches dance and fitness in her Austin, Texas, studio. Admission is by a Western Plains Arts Association season ticket, or through purchase of tickets at the door. The Mid-America Arts Alliance program is made possible by the Phillips Petroleum Company. Writing contest deadline is near The deadline is March 3 for entries in the Fourth Distriqt Kansas Authors Club writing contest.

The contest is open to all members and is divided into categories of short, short stories; stories for children; and nonfiction prose. All have a maximum length. Poetry entries also are accepted in the categories of structured verse (40 lines maximum), humorous (12 lines maximum), free verse (40 lines maximum) and haiku categories. Entries should be unpublished. They will be judged on literary merit, neatness, and whether they would be acceptable to an editor.

Certificates, will be awarded to the first three places, and for two honorable mentions in each category. Manuscripts should be double- spaced on opaque paper and mailed in a 9-by-12-inch envelope to Helen R. Long, 2356 Brockman Manhattan, Kan. 66502. Authors should designate the category on the upper lefthand corner and should not place names on entries.

Names and categories should be included on a separate sheet. An entry fee of 50 cents for Fourth District members and 75 cents for nonmembers is required for each writing. For every four manuscripts, a fifth may be submitted free. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope for return of manuscripts. Awards will be announced April 27 at the spring district meeting.

Guitarist to present McPherson concert concert eatur- ing guitarist Kelly Werts of Wichita, who placed third in the 1990 National Fingerpickiijg Competition at Winfield's Walnut Valley Festival, will be held at 8 p.m. today at Belli Brothers Music in McPherson. Werts will perform traditional and original material for solo guitar. He has been a Touring Artist with the Kansas Arts Commission for five years and has his own band, The Plaid Family. Admission to the concert is $5.

Lowe plans viola recital at Bethany David Lowe, professor of music-strings at Bethany College, will present a faculty solo viola recital at 8 p.m. March 1 in PresserHall. He will premiere a new work by Dallas-based composer Bruce Faulconer, who will attend as part of a two-day composer-in-residence program sponsored by the Mid-America Arts Alliance. The recital and other composer-residency activities are open to the public without charge. The new work, commissioned for Lowe, is entitled "Fantasia No.

2, Fatter Fiddles Flowing Friday, February 22,1991 E3 Bertie Pfaltzgraf (right) adjusts Rick Tyler's costume while Michelle Walker works on another costume for the McPherson College production of "Taming of the Shrew." 'Taming of the Shrew 1 set at McPherson Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" will return to the stage in Brown Auditorium at McPherson College after 54 years. Members of the original cast from the Class of 1937, which presented the play under the direction the late Delia Lehman, will return to relive memories and meet their modern counterparts in the play now directed by Rick Tyler. Play dates are today and Saturday, and March 1-2. Dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. with show time at 8 p.m.

General admission to the play is $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for students and senior citizens. Tickets to both the dinner and show are $8.50. Reservations are necessary for both the play and dinner and can be made by calling (316) 241-0731, ext. 210. Actors from the play will not only serve the meal, but will don makeup and costumes center stage as the audience dines.

Cast in major roles are Scott Ferree of McPherson as Biondello, Eric Ratzloff of McPherson as Lucentlo, Melia Dell of Quarreyville, as Bianco, Tyler as Baptlsta, Steve Hoover of Plattsburg, as Hortensio, Shannon Hull of Quenemo as Gremio, Tracey Hughes of Oklahoma City as the Widow, Garth Werner of Colorado Springs as a Pedant, Stephanie Stephens of Wichita as Katherina, Ishmael Kimbrough 111 of Bakersfleld, as Petruchlo and Darren Carter of McPherson as Vlncentio. Rounding out the cast are Susan Schullz of Wichita, Bertie Pfaltzgraf of Haxtun, Laurale Snyder and Kevin Snyder of Dover, Adam Smith and Alan Lelfew of McPherson, Lisa Lauver of Kansas City, Pete Hanson of Palmyra, Bian O'Neil of Houston, Lisa Sturgeon of Hutchinson, Barry McMillan of Parsons, Michelle Sliechter of Abilene, Jon Hulce of Overbrook and Shannon Kirchner of Cedar Falls, Iowa. estaurant The Captain's Table Restaurant HOT FOOD BUFFET Served Monday-Friday plus Salad Bar $3.95 Check Out Our Brand New Menu! New items including more choices of SEAFOOD and Surf Turf Combos. Try Our Delicious Desserts Fresh, Homemade and Delicious! Entertainment At The Captain's Quarters FRIDAY SATURDAY Wide Screen TV Dart Boards Drink Specials 94 Dine In Specials 7 Also on the program will be J.S. Bach's Major Suite," and short works by Antonio Holla and Antonio Bruni.

Flutist Nancy Clark of Salina will join Lowe in "Duet in Major" for flute and viola by Franz Hoffmeister. Also scheduled as part of Faulconer's residency is a demonstration of his work at 10:15 a.m. Thursday in the Smoky Valley High School band room, and a master class to include a lecture and workshop on 20th Century compositions at 1:15 p.m. Thursday in Room 321 of Presser Hall. Bethany Choir to perform in Wichita Bethany College Choir has been invited to perform a special 20-minute concert at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday in Wichita's Century II theatre for the annual state convention of the Kansas Music Educators Association. The choir, directed by Gregory J. Aune, will feature Mozart's "Alma del creatoris" with portative organ played by Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra and a special Bethany string quintet. The concert is open to the public without Program to focus on black heritage Readings, singing and a soul food dinner will be featured during "A Black Heritage Experience" from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturday at the Salina Labor Building, 2055 S. Ohio. The event is sponsored by Dunbar School alumni. There will be a portrayal of Soj- oiner Truth by Sandy Beverly at 1 p.m., spiritual selections by Salina Gospel Voices at 2 p.m., "Black History Moments" by Millie Moye at 3 p.m., poetry readings by Jeannette Curtis at 4 p.m., and arts and crafts throughout the day. All events are free.

A soul food dinner will be served for a donation of $5 for adults and $3 for children under the age of 12. 1991 River Gang members named Members of the 1991 Smoky Hill River Gang have been announced by the Salina Parks Recreation Department. The group is rehearsing under the direction of Eddie Creer in preparation for a premiere in early May. Stil needed are a pianist and musicians play the trumpet, trombone saxophone. Those interested can call Creer at 825-2899.

For information on booking the Smoky Hill River Gang during the 1991 season, call 823-9141. Members are Julia Bell, Rachel Hebison, Tammy Schafer, Michaela Wageman, Gena Hammond, Jill Matteson, Stephanie Neustrom, Melody Rayas, JimDeMaree, Alan Gartner, Spence Wallace, Kelly Kent, Aaron Lake, Jason Hatfield, Marc Malone and Brian Standridge. Alternates are Angie Finch, Melanie Kempton, Patricia Dunlop, Angela Raymer and Bryan Wagner. Instrumentalists are Jason Hammond and Jeremy Pierce. Beverly benefit set for Sperry family benefit soup supper and card marathon has been scheduled for Saturday, starting at 5:30 p.m.

in the Beverly Township Hall. The purpose is to raise funds in support of the Dwight Sperry family. Sperry is hospitalized in a coma after suffering a stroke. Matching funds will be provided by North Central Kansas Branch 8715 of the Lutheran Brotherhood. Vegetable soup or chili, sandwiches, dessert and drinks will be served for a donation.

The card marathon, consisting of pitch and pinochle, will follow the meal. The event is sponsored by the Beverly Lions Club and the Beverly Community Club. A special account for donations has been established at the Beverly State Bank. Lincoln dinner to feature Kassebaum Sen. Nancy Landon Kassebaum of Kansas will be the speaker for the annual dinner March 16 of the Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce.

The deadline for reservations is March 1. Tickets are available through the chamber office at 139 W. Lincoln Lincoln, Kan. 67455, or by calling 524-1934. Tabor College plans multi-cultural events featuring ethnic food and dance are the bookends of Tabor College's Multi- Cultural Student Union Week, Sunday through March 2.

Opening the week's events Sunday will be a Native American Indian dinner featuring Indian tacos, to be served in the college gymnasium from 5 to 6:30 p.m. A pow wow will follow, beginning at 7 p.m., with traditional Indian dances to be performed by students from Haskell Indian Junior College. A Mexican dinner will be served in the college cafeteria beginning at 5 p.m. March 2. A Hispanic dance troupe of children age 8 to 13 from Wichita, led by Rebecca Gutierrez, will perform at 7 p.m.

All events are free except for meals. Other events scheduled include: Colvin of Wichita State University will speak on cultural diversity on the small- college campus at 9:30 a.m. in the college chapel. College's Gospel Choir from Newton will lead a worship service at 9:30 a.m. Sanchez of Wichita State University will speak on the Hispanic culture at 7 p.m.

in the college chapel. Associated Colleges of Central Kansas Talent Show will be at 7 p.m. in the chapel. Cone to give KWU convocation talk Harles Cone, senior partner of Cone Resource Group of Kansas City, will be the convocation speaker at 11 a.m. Thursday in Sams Chapel at Kansas Wesleyan University.

He is a consultant to business, industry and public sector management, and is a licensed psychologist specializing in conflict management. He is the author of "The Problem That Won't Go Away." A question and answer session and seminar will follow at noon in Stewart Dining Room of Pfeiffer Hall. Guests may bring a lunch or purchase a meal in the university dining room. Qualifying dart tournament is set A Coors Light Silver Bullet national qualifying dart tournament is set for Saturday and Sunday at the Ramada Inn, North Ninth and 1-70. Competition begins at 1 p.m.

each day. Call 825-8211 for more information. 'Oil City Symphony 1 to appear at Oakley City Symphony," a musical comedy in a high school reunion setting, will be presented by the Western Plains Arts Association at 7:30 p.m. March 1 in the Oakley High School auditorium. Four alumni come back to their old high school to give a recital in honor of their beloved music teacher, Miss Reeves.

There are musical gags, gypsy violin and accordion, audience participation and a Ferrante and Teicher parody. Mike Graver, Mark Hardwick, Debra Mon and Mary Murfin have earned the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Drama Desk Award for their performances. Admission is $6 for adults and $3 for students at the door, or by WPAA season ticket. RAMADA INN 1949 N. 9th, SSllina 825-8211 1991 CONTEST GRAND PRIZE 1 YEAR'S FREE MOVIE PASS FOR TWO 1st PRIZE 6 MOS.

FREE MOVIE PASS FOR TWO 2nd PRIZE 3 MOS. FREE MOVIE PASS FOR TWO 50 CONSOLATION PRIZES! (1 free movie pass) case of ties, winner will be selected by a random drawing. of Dickinson Theatres The Salina Journal members of their family are not eligible. will be notified. decision final.

March 25 12 noon Best Picture "Awakenings" "Dances With Wolves" "Ghost" "The Godfather, Part HI" "GoodFellas" Best Actor Kevin Costner, "Dances With Wolves" Robert DeNiro, "Awakenings" Gerard Depardieu, "Cyrano de Bergerac" Richard Harris, "The Field" Jeremy Irons, "Reversal of Fortune" Best Actress Kathy Bates, "Misery" Anjeliea Houston, "The Grifters" Julia Roberts, "Pretty Woman" Meryl Streep, "Postcards From The Edge" Joanne Woodward, "Mr. Mrs. Bridge" Best Supporting Actor Bruce Davison, "Longtime Companion" Garcia, "The Godfather, Part III" Cl Graham Greene, "Dances With Wolves" Al Pacino, "Dick Tracy" Joe Pesci, "GoodFellas" Best Supporting Actress Annette Bening, "The Grifters" Cl Lorraine Bracco, "GoodFellas" Whoopi Goldberg, "Ghost" Diane Ladd, "Wild At Heart" Mary McDonnell, "Dances With Wolves" Best Director Kevin Costner, "Dances Witli Wolves" Francis Ford Coppola, "The Godfather, Part III" Martin Scorccse, "GoodFellas" Stephen Frcars, "The Grifters" Barbet Schroeder, "Reversal Of Fortune" Best Original Screenplay Woody Allen, "Alice" Barry Levinson, "Avalon" Bruce Joel Rubin, "Ghost" Peter Weir, "Green Card" Whit Stillman, "Metropolitan" Best Adapted Screenplay Steven Zaillian, "Awakenings" Michael Blake, "Dances With Wolves" Nicholas Pileggi Martin Scorcesc, "GoodFellas" Donald E. Westlake, "The Grifters" Nicholas "Reversal Of Fortune" Best Original Song "Blaze of Glory" from "Young Guns II" "I'm Checkin' Out" from "Postcards From The Edge" "Promise Me You'll Remember" from "The Godfather, Part III" "Somewhere In My Memory" from "Home Alone" "Sooner or Later (I Always Get My Man" from Dick Tracy BRING YOUR ENTRY IN OR MAIL TO: The Salina Journal Academy Awards Contest P.O. Box 740 Salina, Ks.

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