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By Stephanie Zlnlt
Daily N-bnukin Stuff Writer
Fall Is traditionally the season
for fun and frolic before we must
pull out our winter woolens and
sit down in front of a fire for sev
eral months.
One of the best of the fairs and
festivals in the region is the Re
naissance Festival of Kansas City,
which is a mere stone's throw
away in Bonner SpringsKan. The
festival began Sept. 1 and will
continue every weekend from 10
a.m. to 6:30 p.m. until Oct. 7.
This is the eighth season for the
festival, which realist ically depicts
life in a lGth century English vil
lage during harvest. The festival
is sponsored by the Kansas City
Art Institute.
Several Lincoln residents par
ticipated in the festival. Peter
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For Sale or trade: 2 bdrm. o'ble-wide mobiie home in
Gaslight Village. Ideal tor StudenJs. Fieady to rego
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Tachnica SL-02 turntable. Shure M95HE cart. Ex.
cond. 473-1557.
Nicholaus, a former Lincoln resi
dent and UNL student, said he Is
primarily a Juggler and a tight
rope walker, but he chose a dif
ferent kind of act for this year'"
festival. Going under the alias of
Rigor Mortus, he and his "brother,"
Tortoise Mortus, bury each other
alive and are dug out a few hours
lat er by the other brother.
Julie McCullough, of Lincoln,
has a soft sculpture shop called
Magic Threads. She said she be
came involved in the festival three
years ago when she applied and
was accepted. Before participat
ing in the festival, McCollough
demonstrated weaving at Silver
Dollar City, Branson, Mo.
McCullough said when the fes
tival participants first attend, they
must build their own booths out
of old lumber and materials. She
said this is the first year the festi-
the Mortus brothers digs his own
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L.P.O. Notice of se!e of unclaimed bicycles and
nvseeilaneoue property. September 29'.h at 10 A M.
140 West "P" Street by the Property Division. No
Checks Accepted.
CLOVE CIGARETTES
Cliff 's Smoke Shop
1200"O"S5reet
1S34 Schwinn High Cierra Mountain bike. Like new
condition. Calf 489-3l7 evenings.
1983 Honda V-45 Msgna. 8000 miles. Mint. Must tell
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months old. Mutt Sell. Call 472-3333 days 44-1145
evenings, ask tor Dr. Ellis.
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Eileen McC&IlaESlh end her drsgc?r3.
val has a 10-ycar lease on the
current property site, so many
shop owners are expanding and
improving their stores. Some are
even adding second floors, Mc
Cullough said. The buildings stay
up all year, and minor repairs are
made before the festival starts.
McCullough said that although
many of the participants stay in
the Kansas City area during the
five weeks, she drives home every
weekend to replenish her supply
of stuffed dragons, stars, unicorns
and rainbows. She said she never
knows what the big seller will be
for a specific weekend. The favor
ites tend to be the realistic drag
ons, which come in several colors
with their chests and wings in a
shiny material that appears scaly.
McCullough also has sokTher
sculptures at the University Place
Art Center and has helped put on
mini-renaissance festivals at Pres
cott Elementary School where
she would make her dragons in
front of the children, so they
could see how she makes them.
She hopes to do more of these in
the future.
Although the ticket price seems
extravagant at first ($7.75 for
trmxs T,ixr, as a society,
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Good condition. Great car for fall driving. Asking
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489-C832. 472-1630.
"62 Ford Econoline pickup. Chroma whneis. Custom
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Roomma'e Needed to share home. $180.00. util.
paid. Close to both campuses. 46S-&975 evenings.
Stepher.b Z!r.xC"y tlztrztkrn
adults, $6.75 for students), the
Festival is worth the price. The
days are filled with free song and
dance, traveling comedians,
Shakespearean theater and jug
glers galore. It also is interesting
to go into the shops and see area
artists and craftsmen. Prices for
the items for sale (anything and
everything) are reasonable. Those
items include wood carvings,
wreaths, goblets, mugs and much
more.
There is so much to see and do
that'one day at the festival may
not be enough. Wandering nom
ads and wenches are bound to
come up to the unsuspecting and
ask about where people are from,
how far away from London they
are, or how they would like a roll
in the hay. One also could be
pulled into an act at any time or
participate in games such as Slay
the Dragon, Drench a Wench or
ride on Stoney the Elephant.
One needn't go hungry amid
feasts of giant turkey drumsticks,
tempura, shish kebob.s, huge
pretzels, King's ices (an orange or
lemon half topped with frozen
sherbet) and nearly anything else
a stomach could desire.
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lease. 421-1213 tiler 0:00.
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