WHAT’S NEWS IN PLUM
THE ROSEDALE
WOMEN’S CLUB
The Rosedale Women’s Club is a group
of women from the local and surrounding
area whose focus is community service.
Meetings are held on the second Monday
of the month—September through May.
Come meet the members, enjoy an
interesting program and learn more about
the club. All women are invited to attend.
Program Agenda
Monday, Nov. 13
Monday, Dec. 11
Monday, Jan. 8
Monday, Feb. 12
Monday, March 12
Monday, April 9
Vendors Night
Pittsburgh Lace
Group
Craft Night
Speaker from “The
Blessing Board”
Celtic Music
Edible Flowers
Presentation
All meetings—with the exception
of April—will be held at Trinity Tower
United Methodist Church, 6729
Saltsburg Road, 15235. For more
information call 412.719.7076.
2018 LUCKY NUMBER
TICKETS AVAILABLE
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
The Sisters of Divine Providence are
pleased to announce the availability of
the 2018 Lucky Number ticket—a great
holiday gift idea. The ticket is based
on the day and evening Pick 3 (Daily
Number) PA Lottery game. Each $25
number is valid from Jan. 1 through Dec.
31, 2018—yours for the entire year! Daily
winners receive a minimum of $25, up to
$150 on select days throughout the year.
8 724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE | Plum
To participate in the 2018 Lucky
Number fundraiser, call 412.635.5401 or
visit cdpsisters.org/LuckyNumber. Your
participation helps support the ministries
and mission of the Sisters of Divine
Providence.
9TH ANNUAL
MISSION MALL
This year’s annual Mission Mall will
be held on Saturday, Nov. 18, from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at St. Paul’s United Methodist
Church, located at 1965 Ferguson
Road in Allison Park. Over 34 tables
representing 21 local and international
nonprofit groups will sell both unique
and practical handcrafted and fair trade
items, made by local artisans and those in
developing countries. All sales go directly
to each group’s mission charity. Make
your money work for good by shopping
at the Mission Mall!
10 years and has been a member of the
Actors Equity Association for five years.
He was 14 when he started at Stage Right
and believes that at the time he was the
only male student.
“Rachael and I grew up doing shows
at Stage Right together. We used to play
opposite each other with some regularity.
My senior year at Stage Right she was
the Rusty to my Willard in ‘Footloose.’
It’s been a real treat getting to work with
someone I’ve known for so many years,”
Noble says.
Tresco took on the role of Belle. She
has been acting in the area for over a
decade, performing with professional
companies including Stage Right for
about 15 years. She said she started at
Stage Right when she was 11 and was
given several opportunities to play roles
in the professional company as a student.
“Alex and I were students together and
have been good friends for a long time.
We’ve done so many shows over the years
(this is actually our third time doing
“Beauty and the Beast” together), but
haven’t played opposite each other since
high school. So this is a fun opportunity
to work together as adults,” Tresco says.
STAGE RIGHT
LAUNCHES ITS 19TH
SEASON WITH A TALE
AS OLD AS TIME
As Stage Right opened its 19th season
there was a full-circle moment when J.
Alex Noble and Rachael Tresco took the
stage at The Palace Theatre in Greensburg
in “Beauty and the Beast.”
Noble, of Pittsburgh, and Tresco,
of Plum, were both students at the
performing arts school/company in the
first years of its existence.
Noble, who played the Beast, has been
working as a professional actor for about
Stage Right opened its 19th professional season
with its production of “Beauty and the Beast”
at The Palace Theatre in Greensburg Sept. 22-24.
Pictured from left to right: current Stage Right
student Grace Rusnica, 15, from Hempfield
Township and former Stage Right students
Rachael Tresco, from Plum, and Nick Lenz of
Jeannette.