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Eugster, Rappahannock author and director of the play, said that in staging Next Year Jerusalem, she has the benefit of the practiced staff of the Rappahannock Players who have experience both singly and as a group putting on successful Players’ productions.

In particular. Eugster mentioned the Players' General Manager, Bob Mahlbacher, Steve and Micheline Hostetler who will supervise the sets, stage design and other technical aspects, and Sam O'Connor, who will be in charge of costuming. Eugster added that several volunteers will join the veteran Players for the production of Next Year, Jerusalem.

Tickets go on sale this week for the production at Nature’s Foods and Cafe in Washington, by mail from Bob Mahlbacher at 419 Lake Drive in Amissville, or by phone from Pam Russell at 987-8598.

Because of the educational nature of the play, group tickets are being offered. Groups of ten or more can obtain special rates with a substantial reduction. Orders may be placed with the above, and the performance date desired should be specified.

Also reduced are tickets sold in advance. They will be S3.75-adult and S2.50-child in advance and $4.25 and $3.00 at the box office.

Lies are usually caused by undue fear of men.

—Hasidic Saving

-t-f-t—tThe hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the w orld.

—Wallace

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