CCC Upward Bound presents ‘Shakespeare ‘n’ Love’
Summer academy students to perform scenes from Shakespeare comedies
Submitted photo
The “Shakespeare ‘n’ Love” director and cast: From left, front row, Caitlynn Howe, Brittany
Virgillo, Emily Matlock; second row, Shanda Bonn, David J. Foster, Hally Chauvin, Isaac
Gray; third row, Brenton Davis, Brian Sheppard, Faith Smith, Matthew Duncan; fourth row,
Chase Ferrell, Ryan Laforteza and Cheyenne Lyon.
ASTORIA — Local high
school students from the
Clatsop Community Col-
lege Upward Bound Sum-
mer Academy will present
“Shakespeare ‘N’ Love,” a
night of comedic scenes by
William Shakespeare. Astor
Street Opry Company will
host the performance that
starts at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
July 28 at the ASOC Play-
house.
Admission is free, and
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sis. Doors open at 7 p.m. Do-
nations are welcome and will
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Company building fund.
The “Shakespeare ‘N’
Love” cast includes Bren-
ton Davis, Brian Sheppard,
Brittany Virgillo, Caitlynn
Howe, Chase Ferrell, Chey-
enne Lyon, David J. Foster,
Emily Matlock, Faith Smith,
Hally Chauvin, Ian Mc-
Crary, Isaac Gray, Matthew
Duncan, Phoenix Miller and
Ryan Laforteza.
The students will be per-
forming scenes from “As
You Like It,” “A Midsum-
mer Night’s Dream,” “Much
Ado About Nothing,” “The
Taming of the Shrew” and
“Twelfth Night.”
Shanda Bonn, an instruc-
tional aide and head dance
team coach for Seaside High
School who also has a back-
ground in theater, will direct
the performance.
Upward Bound is a TRiO
precollege program of the
U.S. Department of Educa-
tion. The program is 100 per-
cent funded by a federal grant
in the amount of $296,588
and provides advising, tu-
toring, mentoring, cultural
enrichment and academic in-
struction for students in ninth
through 12th grades. The
Summer Academy is a col-
lege-simulation experience
to promote success in edu-
cation beyond high school.
Students attend academic
classes in the morning and
participate in hands-on group
projects in the afternoon.
Astor Street Opry Com-
pany Playhouse is located at
129 W. Bond St. For more
information, contact the Up-
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338-2370.
American Legion hosts annual craft bazaar, bake sale
Auxiliary to give proceeds from fair, raffle to veterans at Oregon VA hospitals
CANNON BEACH — The Can-
non Beach American Legion
Auxiliary will hold its annu-
al craft bazaar and bake sale
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday,
July 25.
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The fair will feature 30 craft
vendors both inside and outside
the legion hall in midtown Can-
on Beach. It will also feature a
huge bake sale with pies, cook-
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will be “American Valor,” a red,
white and blue patterned quilt.
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5:30 p.m. The bazaar and bake
sale is the auxiliary’s big fund-
raiser for hospitalized veterans in
Oregon’s four VA hospitals.
There will be artists selling
reed baskets, metal sculpture,
jewelry, quilted objects, cook-
books for men, pottery, fused
glass, beach trinkets, bonsai
plants, hand-painted cards, bam-
boo objects, jams and jellies,
photography and much more.
Like last year, there will be ven-
dors inside the American Legion
building, and more vendors out-
Open 7am
Daily!
side in tents.
The bake sale will take place
indoors and is always a popular
event. Customers are warned
to arrive early to enjoy the deli-
cious pies, cakes, cookies, bars
and breads. A café-style area will
be set up outside for those who
want to have their coffee and en-
joy their treats right away.
Fran Carey, president of the
Cannon Beach American Legion
Auxiliary, encourages the public
to attend and give their support to
hospitalized wounded veterans.
American Legion Post 168
is located at 1216 S. Hemlock
St. For information, call 503-
436-2973.
Submitted photo
This red-white-and-blue quilt is a pattern called “American Valor.” The quilt is the prize for
the raffle at the annual craft fair July 25, and it will be drawn at 5:30 p.m.
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