Joyce Abell

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Jun 17, 2004 overseeing this kind of program. ...pairs of mentors and the children with whom they are matched. Linda Dietel. Joyce Abell and Ellen Mustoe joined Starfish last month. Dietel brings her experience of serving as a volunteer board member with organizations that have included Headwaters, Child...
Jun 24, 2004 Ray Boc, Jo Linn Cash, Maureen Blackwell and Roger ...Krebser, Julie Portman, Cindy Wayland, Betsy Dagliesh, Lucile Miller, Bette and Mike Mahoney, Joyce Abell, Buddy Darden and Richard Lykes. Lucile Miller and Bruce Westfall made the cherry sushi dishes for the event and Jeanne Drevas supplied the wood and...
Jun 24, 2004 information, cal) Maggie Francis at 987-8291. ...when the general meeting begins featuring a special presentation on education policy by Joyce Abell. Open to the public. For more information, call Julie Emery at 540-937-2315. Civil War Roundtable Col. John Mosby will visit the Blue Ridge Civil War...
Jul 1, 2004 event is sponsored Dy tne HappanannocK oounty uemocranc ...when the general meeting begins featuring a special presentation on education policy by Joyce Abell. Open to the public. For more information, call Julie Emery at 540-937-2315. Rappahannock Free Clinic
Sep 30, 2004 (Nov. 6), Life Stories Workshops ...Memoirs of Childhood and War, is a new work written and directed by Joyce Abell and inspired by four women and two men’s experiences growing up in the LTnited States and Germany during World War II. Dec. 4-5, “The Shepherd’s...
Oct 28, 2004 By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News In ...Special to the Rappahannock News In her debut as a playwright, Rappahannock resident Joyce Abell has taken the stories of four amazing women who grew up as children in Europe during World War II and turned their reminiscences into an...
Oct 28, 2004 Photo by Richard Lykes ‘CHILDREN OF WAR:’ The moving ...Person" on Nov. 6. From left are Cydrie Manette (Lilo), Stephanie Mastrie (Renata), Joyce Abell (playwright), Sallie Morgan (Caroline), and Patty Hardee (Benita).
Nov 4, 2004 Upcoming Events ...Ki Theatre will present “Children of Vj/ar," a play written and directed by Joyce Abell and based on the lives of four Rappahannock women all of whom were children in Europe during World War II. There also will be war...
Nov 11, 2004 FROM THE CAST: Playwright and Rappahannock resident Joyce Abell FROM THE CAST: Playwright and Rappahannock resident Joyce Abell receives a bouquet of roses from the cast of “Children of War" Saturday night. Stephanie Mastri and Cydria Manette present the flowers to the playwright-director.
Nov 11, 2004 By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahanock News More ...an oral history taken down and written as a play by Rappahannock resident Joyce Abell for Ki Theatre’s “No Ordinary Person” series, enjoyed a full-house with a standing room only crowd. The play marked Abell’s debut as a playwright. Abell...
Mar 24, 2005 SPONSOR ($149-$50) Joyce Abell Anonymous (2) Mr. & Mrs. SPONSOR ($149-$50) Joyce Abell Anonymous (2) Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Anderson Richard & Sandy Antony Gray Armistead Mr. & Mrs. R.H. Ballard Dennis Barry Mary Anne Biggs Lee Bird Joe Bonsignore Brian & Frances Bouffard Alice Butler Dorothy C....
Apr 7, 2005 very convincingly played the ...played the role of an abandoned German child in World War II in Joyce Abell’s “Children of War,” an original play produced as part of the “No Ordinary Person” series at the Ki Theatre. Mastri is a speech language pathologist...
Apr 21, 2005 abusive tax shelters and those ...Joint Committee staff addressed in this letter. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Joyce Abell Bill Dobrovir Alan Dranitzke Judith Richards Hope Hal Hunter Fran Moore Krebser Dick McNear Cliff Miller Sharon Pierce Monira Rifaat Susan B. Strittmatter Cheri Woodard...
May 12, 2005 Salmon ...great community service. We will ever be grateful for his dedication and service.” Joyce Abell, another Rappahannock friend and admirer, added, “I don’t know what we’d do without Rappnet.” Fortunately, Eric Kvames
May 19, 2005 By Ruth Purnell Rappahannock News Staff Writer Rappahannock County ...half of U.S. Farmland. What concerns local farmers such as Cliff Miller and Joyce Abell of Rappahannock County is what will happen to the farm land they have worked so hard to preserve. Miller is the owner of 800 acre...
May 19, 2005 and the product that is being raised. Joyce Abell, and the product that is being raised. Joyce Abell, another concerned farmer, owns a considerably smaller piece of land, but has done much the same thing. Farming her 20 acres of land for 17 years Abell felt it time to...
Jun 2, 2005 Greenhouse effect ...effect Trista Scheuerlein is learning and loving all about farming from local resident Joyce Abell. See Page A9.
Jun 2, 2005 action with the elderly for school ...to bring information about services we have - to people,” said group member Joyce Abell. “It has to be done over and over again in a lot of different ways to try to reach everybody in this county,” added Abell....
Jun 2, 2005 Our View Our View Keeping the faith in farming Local resident Joyce Abell has launched on a unique farming venture that so far has proved to be a success. Partnering with a younger, farmer-in-progress, Trista Scheuerlein, the two have worked out an...
Jun 2, 2005 Rappahannock News Staff Photo/Ruth Purnell Rappahannock News Staff Photo/Ruth Purnell Joyce Abell and Trista Scheuerlein '
Jun 2, 2005 By Ruth Purnell Rappahannock News Staff Writer Rappahannock resident By Ruth Purnell Rappahannock News Staff Writer Rappahannock resident Joyce Abell wants to see the land she has farmed for 17 years preserved. In order to do this Abell has made a unique connection with a young, aspiring farmer, Trista...
Jun 2, 2005 Abell. “I feel like this has given me the Abell. “I feel like this has given me the opportunity to make Peacevine happen and become a part of the community,” said Sheuerlein who explained she could never afford to purchase her own farmland. “Because Trista has a base she...
Jun 2, 2005 In his “real life,” Noah has become a talented ...Farm-to-Table program. She also owns a small market garden farm (Peacevine) and manages Joyce Abell’s farm. John Whissel, who plays a mean electric fretless bass, is a trained scientist, originally from Buffalo, New York. He came to Rappahannock County several...
Jun 9, 2005 Corrections In an article entitled ‘Farming partnership pays off’ ...entitled ‘Farming partnership pays off’ which appeared June 2, the phone number for Joyce Abell is (540) 987-8408. In an article entitled ‘Rude Rock Family Band has worldwide fans’ which appeared in the same issue, the drummer’s name is Andrew...
Jun 9, 2005 an amazing and rewarding experience. ...by local authors and adapted for the stage and directed by County residents Joyce Abell and Patty Hardee. The evening is inspired by writing done in Julie Portman/Ki Theatre’s Life Stories Workshops. This year’s stories are written by Rappahannock writers...
Jun 16, 2005 By Bette Mahoney Special to the Rappahannock News On ...their own stories. This year’s plays, adapted by county residents Patty Hardee and Joyce Abell, are: “The Medicine of Belier by Melanie Kopjanski of Boston, VA and a native of Rappahannock. The play explores a young boy’s quest for a...
Jun 16, 2005 breast cancer. This is the second year that Davie’s ...features an ensemble cast, many of whom play multiple roles. The performers are Joyce Abell, Bill Dobrovir, Sara DoddHenze, Dana Dwyer, Pat Hamilton, Patty Hardee, Paula Henry, Miranda Hope, Sharon Kilpatrick, Maddie Kopjanski, Frank Murray, Ronnie Pelletier, Adam Rhein, Bruce...
Jun 16, 2005 June 24-26: Ki ...by local authors and adapted for the stage and directed by County residents Joyce Abell and Patty Hardee. The evening is inspired by writing done in Julie Portman/Ki Theatre’s Life Stories Workshops. This year’s stories are written by Rappahannock writers...
Jun 23, 2005 June 24-26: Ki Theatre Life ...by local authors and adapted for the stage and directed by County residents Joyce Abell and Patty Hardee. The evening is inspired by writing done in Julie Portman/Ki Theatre’s Life Stories Workshops. This year’s stories are written by Rappahannock writers...
Jun 30, 2005 with another character is hnally made clear. The process ...transforming a script into a finished play comes from veteran actor and storyteller, Joyce Abell, who has both acted in and directed a number of productions for Ki Theatre over the years. “When you take a little story, work together—author...
Jun 30, 2005 Scene from Scene from “ShippingNSeamen" Dodd-Henze, Bruce Sloane, and Frank Murray. Joyce Abell directed this first oneact play. In “The Medicine of Belief,” author Melanie Kopjanski explores a young boy’s compelling quest for spiritual identity through dreams of his father and an...
Jun 30, 2005 experiences with breast cancer. ...appeared for her first time on the Ki stage. Veteran actor and playwright, Joyce Abell, as well as Pat Hamilton— Ki Theatre’s executive director who joined her, added to the complement of talent in this last piece. Behind the scenes...
Sep 1, 2005 tory long term agreement in the next year or ...models presented in this three part series. Rachel, Eric, Becky, Trista Scheuerlein and Joyce Abell (June 2, Page A9) and I will be happy to talk with anyone about our experiences to date. Please remember the two popular bumper stickers:...
Jan 19, 2006 Photo by Richard Lykes HELPING HANDS: Starfish Mentors and ...DeBergh, Dick Bull, Helen Williams, Dorothy Armistead, Susan Jones, Lillian Aylor, Polly Scoville, Joyce Abell, Margaret Baumgardner and Geoff Gowen.
Mar 2, 2006 By Sallie Morgan Special to the Rappahannock News On ...from NPR’s All Things Considered, and perhaps best known in these parts as Joyce Abell’s daughter-in-law, critically acclaimed author Marion Winik comes from a generation that changed the rules about honesty in art, media and life. Winik, a self-revealing memoirist,...
Mar 9, 2006 might be wondering if I’ll mention you here: hi. ...May. Get some local asparagus as soon as it sprouts- the stuff from Joyce Abell’s patch they sell at Penny Lane is really good. So is Goat Hill Farm’s. And organic strawberries from Sunnyside Farms a little later- nothing better...
May 4, 2006 eral key programs have been initiated and are flourishing. ...and the county’s Farm Bureau along with individual contributors like Mitzi Young and Joyce Abell students are learning in a ‘hands on’ way the excitement and benefits of taking produce - that they’ve planted and nurtured themselves - literally to...
Nov 30, 2006 Joyce Abell (Directorial Consultant) Producer (Bette Mahoney) Lighting (Carl Joyce Abell (Directorial Consultant) Producer (Bette Mahoney) Lighting (Carl Alpin) Stage Manager (Stephanie Mastri) Movement and Choreography (Kitty Keyser) Costumes (Catrina Spence) Children Coordinator (Vanessa Spence) Adam Penze (Communications and Logistics) Kevin Adams (Set Designer Consultant)
Dec 21, 2006 trees and lots of fabric to muffle the reverberations.” ...the reverberations.” There he was with bolts of fabric. And a call from Joyce Abell, the directorial consultant, to the Mary and Barney O’Meara resulted in nine, 12 foot trees. Of course it took the energy and muscle of Carl...
Feb 15, 2007 mounted the Christmas play ...the “writing.” So I prompt myself to get back to it by calling Joyce Abell, my Directorial Consultant, to see how she is getting on with her next project. I learn from her “No, I’m not writing, but I’m getting...