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Mars Hill Auditions for Class Act Players Class Act Players, a youth act-


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ing company in Western North Carolina, is holding auditions for membership from 1 pm to 4 pm on Sept. 26 at the Mars Hill Bap- tist Church. Auditions are open to actors ages 12 - 18 who are serious about acting. Come prepared with a 90-second monologue. As a part of First Stage Youth Teatre, Class Act Players (CAP)


was established in 2008 to allow young artists who are passionate about theatre to explore the craft of theatre and to develop their skills in an accelerated, advanced way. CAP performs and studies materials ex- ploring theatre in all of its diver- sity; from Shakespeare to modern productions. CAP performs at a variety of venues and community events.


Tis is not an audition for a sin-


gle play. Tis is an audition for a long-term project involving multi- ple performances in the actor’s time with the company. CAP members learn all aspects of running and managing an acting company. Go to classactplayers.org for more


information and audition forms. Tis special to the Tribune.


SECU assists in construction of Mission’s cancer center


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Foundation donated $5 million to the construction of the newly named SECU Cancer Center at Mission Hospitals in Asheville. According to hospital officials, the


building is expected to open in early 2012. Shirley Bell, the foundation’s Board


of Directors’ chair, commented, “Te SECU Foundation was established on the philosophy of ‘People Helping People’ and the $5 million gift for SECU Cancer Center at Mission Hospital is a fitting project to exemplify this phi- losophy. As the largest gift to date by the SECU Foundation, we look forward to the completion of this wonderful facility.” Te multi-level, 120,000 square foot


SECU Cancer Center will house all outpatient cancer services in one location and, through an established partnership between Mission Cancer Program and the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center in Chapel Hill, will


Buncombe County Republican Party Positive Change Begins Locally


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provide improved cancer care for many western North Carolinians. Asheville Advisory Board and Mis-


sion Foundation Board member Wilma Sherrill stated, “I am grateful and truly excited to have been a part of this won- derful project and see firsthand what SECU members can achieve to better our communities. On behalf of our local SECU Advisory Board volunteers and the Mission Foundation Board, I applaud and thank all SECU members for their efforts in helping make such a


positive difference for the citizens of our great state.” Mary Ann Rice, SECU’s senior vice


president in Asheville-Biltmore Village, noted, “We are pleased to work with the Mission Healthcare Foundation to help make this vision a reality. An all-inclusive cancer center that will serve Buncombe and many surrounding counties will help families who are coping with this disease to provide comfort and healing.”


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