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Oral History Program Sandra Stauffer Interviewed by Marci Farr 30 October 2008 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Sandra Stauffer Interviewed by Marci Farr 30 October 2008 Copyright © 2010 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The Dee School of Nursing was founded in 1910 to provide training for nurses who would staff the new Dee Memorial Hospital. The first class of eight nurses graduated from the school in 1913 and the school continued to operate until 1955, with a total of more than 700 graduates. A new nursing school and home located just east of the hospital was completed in 1917 and all nursing students were required to live in the home during their training. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the school's alumni before their stories disappear in the same way the Dee Hospital has disappeared. The oral interviews focus on how the women became involved with the school, their experiences going through training, and how they used the training. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Sandra Stauffer, an oral history by Marci Farr, 30 October 2008, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Maxine Jackson Owens Mother of Sandra Stauffer Application Photo 1941 Graduation Photo Class of 1953 Maxine Jackson Owens October 21, 2008 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Sandra Stauffer. It was conducted October 30, 2008 and concerns her recollections of her mother, Maxine Jackson Owens, and the Dee School of Nursing. The interviewer is Marci Farr. MF: This is Marci Farr and we are interviewing Sandra Stauffer and her mom was Maxine Jackson Owens. She graduated from the Dee School of Nursing in 1943. It is October 30, 2008. We are just going to ask you a little bit about where your mom grew up, her early life, her family and where she went to school. SS: Okay MF: Go ahead and tell us a little bit about your mother. SS: My mother was raised in Sutherland, Utah. Her parents were George and Rhoda Jackson. They lived on a farm and had a family of nine, my mom being number five. She used to enjoy telling us the story of her brother, Lloyd, who would tease mom by locking her in the chicken coop and tell her he would let her out when she laid an egg. Later, this same brother joined the service and would send mom $25.00 each month to help her through her nursing school. Most of us heard about our parents walking five miles one way through the snow just to get to school, and another about heating up a large rock in the fireplace, then wrapping it in a blanket to keep them warm when grandpa would take them himself in their horse drawn wagon. My mother wanted to be a home economics teacher. She was a great seamstress and would sew for my sister and myself as well as her own dresses. She sewed for my grandmother's and a great aunt Martha, making their house dresses and robes, and also spent a lot of time mending for the family. Her 2 cooking was the best, and I remember so many very good meals. She would have made a good teacher, but decided to go into nursing instead because of WWII. Mom was always an asset to the community. For a few years she worked for Millard County as the County Health Nurse. I remember traveling around with her to homes in neighboring towns, and also knew she would be visiting our school, giving vaccinations to a line-up of grade school children. Her friendship with the two local Doctors in the Delta area was based on respect and trust and my mother acted more like the Nurse Practitioners of our day, helping them with their workloads. She liked the attention however, and spent a lot of time talking to Doc. Lyman, in consults and talking about symptoms and signs. As a young girl, if I got sick, she would give me penicillin shots almost at a whim it seemed. If we had a sore throat or an ear ache, she had the medication needed. That is how it was for the neighbors and relatives close by as well, whether they were chronic or just not feeling well, she would treat them if she could. There were two instances I remember vividly from my childhood about my mother as a nurse. One was the care she gave to Marie Moody who was dying of cancer. Mom made many trips to her home, when her husband would call, to give Marie a bed bath or medication for pain. I was maybe three or four at the time, and Marv, Marie's husband would fill my apron pockets with peanuts so I could snack while I was waiting for mom at their home. 3 The second was when a four year old boy was hit by a car while walking by the roadside with his brother. I was very young and with mom at the Sutherland store, about a mile from our home, when the accident took place. Someone else took me home after she rushed out of the store to go to the scene and help. It was a very sad time for the family, and town because the little boy died. MF: They were trained so well at the Dee School. You could get a job anywhere. You had the best nursing training ever. They did everything. It was during the war too. How did that affect your mom as far as being in nursing during the war? SS: Mom was proud of her training at the Dee School of Nursing, it led her to serving our country during WWII. She was stationed on Mare Island, as well as Guam. She worked on a ship that transported wounded soldiers to hospitals for re-hab, and home. She did talk about her experiences with the many wounded soldiers and told us how difficult it was for her to see the damages the war had made to their bodies. In a letter she wrote to a family friend (that she never mailed), she explained the changes the war had made on her personally because of those experiences. MF: That would be very hard to have to witness. You would never have seen anything like that before. SS: No. MF: To all of a sudden see the destruction of war…that would be very hard. 4 SS: Yes, it was. She talked very little about their specific wounds, but in general of how much empathy the soldiers needed, and the care that she tried to give them. Of course, she must as seemed like an angel to a lot of them. MF: I am sure. Just from her being able to help others…that is the whole idea of nursing, being able to use your training to help those in your community to better those around you. That is always such a great thing. Did she keep in contact with any of her classmates? Did she ever talk about any of them? SS: I remember her mentioning a few names but don't recall her ever going to a reunion or getting together with them. She and my dad were so busy I don't think she had much time. MF: I am sure everything you have to do when you are a famer's wife…this is your job. SS: Yes it was for her. She was very busy. MF: What did she do after she graduated from the school? SS: After her schooling I believe she went right into the service. She joined the Navy as a "Wave." She was a Navy Wave. MF: When she went to the service, was she there for the remainder of the war? SS: Yes she was. MF: What did she do after she got out of the service? SS: After the war she returned to her parent's farm in Sutherland. It was only five miles from Delta where my dad's family lived. Somehow they met, and married. They bought a farm in Sutherland and stayed there for about 40 years. My sister was still in high school when they moved into Delta. 5 MF: Did she know him while she was in training or from before? SS: He served in Holland and France during his tour and was a communications runner as well as a sharp shooter in the Army. I am sure they didn't meet then. Dad was a few years older and I believe she met him after the war, when they had both been discharged from the service. MF: Okay, good. Did she ever say as far as how nursing had changed from when she had gone through training and when she got older? SS: Mom experienced history first hand, with advances in medicine that I am sure she thought were amazing. She used stainless steel cases that held glass syringes. I remember her giving injections with needles that my dad would sharpen with a whet stone. They would boil them on the stove top to sterilize in between each use. That all changed with the disposable plastic syringe and needles. She experienced the Delta hospital first being in the basement of Doctor Byrd's home. Then a few years later, she was one of the first nurses to work at the new West Millard Hospital in Delta. I believe it was built in the 1960's. I remember her upholstering cushions for the benches and chairs for the new waiting room, doing whatever she could to help and contribute. She even let me help hem squares of fabric to use in the autoclave. MF: She was a woman of many talents, Huh? SS: Oh, she did everything…hard shoes to fill. MF: Oh I am sure. That is great. So how many siblings did you say you have? 6 SS: I have two brothers and a sister: Lenny, who lives in Logan, Ed, who lives on the family farm, and a sister, Marjorie who lives in Sparks, Nevada. MF: That is good to know. Did anyone follow in your mom's footsteps? SS: My sister, Marjorie, is an RN. She has kept her license current but I don't believe she is working as a nurse right now. MF: One lady said her step-mom was a nurse and then she and her sister both became nurses because of that. So, we always ask if there was anybody else because of her example. That is great. If you have anything else that you wanted to share with us you can go ahead. SS: Well, as a night nurse in Delta, mom was usually involved in emergencies and would be very busy, or the nights were quiet and long. She would often come home and tell us of a baby being born, and of how she had been able to help with the delivery, or of the sheriff bringing in the town drunk for a bath and a meal. She enjoyed visiting with patients, and their families, and doing whatever she could for them. I know mom loved her schooling and her career as a nurse. It's a little ironic maybe that she went to school at the Dee School of Nursing, and then passed away at McKay Dee Hospital nearly 50 years later. MF: Thank you for letting us come and talk about your mom's experiences.
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She was born in Blue Ridge, Ga., on July 18, 1924.
Her parents moved to Cleveland while she was still a very small child. She spent the rest of her life living in Cleveland except during World War II, where she worked in Oak Ridge for the war effort.
She attended the public schools of Cleveland and was a graduate of Bradley High School, class of 1942. She enjoyed many happy reunions with her classmates while also helping to organize them. She later attended CSCC to further her education.
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She and her husband, Claude, were charter members of Maple Street Baptist Church (formerly Rutledge Memorial Baptist Church), but had been members of Hopewell Baptist Church for several years. For the last 12 to 15 years, bad health had kept her from going anywhere. She started the elevator fund to aid the elderly at Hopewell Baptist Church, in memory of her mother. She and her husband also started the first bus ministry at the church. They purchased a used school bus which they had reconditioned and donated it to the church to help do the Lord's work.
She was preceded in death by her parents, James William Disharoon and Beulah Newberry Disharoon; brother, Bob Disharoon; and nieces: Nancy Sue Disharoon, Sheila Gail Finnell, Linda Finnell Daugherty and Sandra Disharoon.
Survivors include her loving husband of 65 years, Claude T. Wallace of Cleveland; sister, June Johnson of Cleveland; favorite nephew, Steven Edward Finnell of Oakley, Calif.; nephews: Dan Disharoon of Fort Worth, Texas, and Ronald Disharoon of Oil City, Pa.; niece, Sherry Ann Finnell of Greeneville; two very dear and special friends, the Rev. William M. Walker Jr., and his lovely wife, Jean, of Riceville; and many, many friends and cousins.
The funeral has been rescheduled for 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 14, 2014, in the chapel of Fike Funeral Home with the Rev. William M. Walker officiating.
Interment will follow in Hopewell Cemetery with William Mee, Everett Harris, Robert Wallace Jr., James Chapman, Dean Fugett and Mike Wallace serving as pallbearers. A white dove release ceremony will conclude the service.
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Philo Earns 2nd Career Attica 410 Sprint Win; Schlenk Dominates Late Models; Dinan Gets 3rd 305 Sprint Win; Ivy Takes 3rd Truck VictoryBy Brian Liskai (Attica, OH) Travis Philo scored his first career 410 sprint win at Attica Raceway Park last season. He started on the front row that night…he felt he didn't really earn that win though he held off a veteran racer on a late race restart. Paige Polyak and Caleb Griffith would bring the 410 sprint field to the green for their 30-lap affair but before a lap could be completed Scott Euler would spin. On the restart Polyak would blast into the lead over Griffith, Philo, D.J. Foos, Stuart Brubaker, Craig Mintz and Brian Smith. The caution would fly on lap three for a Jody Keegan spin with Polyak leading Griffith, Philo, a charging Mintz, Foos, Brubaker, Cole Duncan and 13th starting Brian Lay. With seven laps in Polyak continued to lead as Griffith had his hands full with Philo and Mintz. Just as Griffith was closing on Polyak, she would slip over the cushion in turns three and four on lap 11, handing the lead to Griffith with Philo, Mintz and Foos in pursuit. The leaders would hit heavy lapped traffic on lap 14 but the caution would fly for a Christopher Bell spin just as Griffith, Philo and Mintz were ready to put on a great battle for the lead. A lap after the restart Phil would drive under Griffith for the lead as Mintz now pressured for second with Foos and Brubaker completing the top five. Mintz would finally steal second on lap 22 as the lead group prepared to encounter heavy lapped traffic again. On lap 24, racing into traffic that was battling side-by-side, Mintz executed a slider in turns three and four to steal the lead, but Philo duplicated the act in turns one and two to regain the top spot. Phil and Mintz continued to battle with Griffith, Foos and Brubaker in tow. But, Griffith would spin in turn four on lap 28, ending his great run. On the restart with just two laps to go, Philo dove to the bottom of one and two as Mintz tried to race to his outside. Philo would drift up the track exiting turn two to block Mintz' momentum. Phil would drive to the win over Mintz, Foos, Brubaker and Polyak. In the non-stop 25-lap Summit Racing Equipment UMP Late Model feature, Rusty Schlenk and Mike Bores would bring the field to the green. Schlenk served notice he was the car to beat as he pulled away while third place starter John Mayes Jr. jumped into second over Bores, Cody Scott, Ky Harper, Matt Irey and Ryan Missler. Scott would take third on lap two with Harper taking the position a lap later. Schlenk would build up to a five second lead as the action on back was fantastic with Mayes, Harper, Scott and Missler. Harper would move into second on lap eight as the leader raced into traffic. Mayes would surrender third to Scott on lap 10 and closed on Harper. With 10 laps to go, Schlenk was in heavy lapped traffic and his lead began to shrink as Harper and Scott closed with Missler moving into fourth. Schlenk's encounter with the lapped car that caused front end damage to his mount occurred on lap 16 as Harper, Scott and Missler chopped three seconds off his lead. But Schlenk was able to clear traffic and set his cruise control back on high as he drove away to the win with Harper, Scott, Missler and Wayne Maffett Jr. rounding out the top five. Bobby Clark and T.J. Michael would bring the field to the green in the 305 sprint main, but something happened to Clark as his car came to a stop coming to the start, nearly causing a massive pile-up. That would move Dan Hammond to the point with Michael and when the green flew again, Michael would bolt into the lead over Hammond, John Ivy, Dinan and Ricky Peterson. Ivy would take second on lap two and would dive under Michael for the lead a circuit later with Dinan moving into third. With five laps in the running order was Ivy, Dinan, Michael. Alvin Roepke, Peterson and Hammond. Ivy would hit lapped traffic by lap nine, with Dinan closing while Michael, Roepke, Jason Keckler, Peterson and Paul Weaver in pursuit. By lap 11 the leaders were in heavy lapped traffic, with Ivy making some great moves as Dinan stayed close. As they drove to the line on lap 16, Dinan raced under Ivy and held the lead by a nose as the caution would soon fly for a Jeremy Duposki spin. Since the leaders had crossed the line, the split-caution rule applied and the lap counted with Dinan now in the lead over Ivy, Roepke and Keckler. When the green flew, Ivy drove to Dinan's outside. But the caution would fly again on lap 18 for a Hammond spin. Again on the restart Ivy would pressure Dinan to his outside, but once he exited turn two, Dinan regained his momentum and pulled away slightly as Michael, Roepke, Keckler, Jordan Ryan and Paul Weaver gave chase. Ryan would move into fourth by lap 23. After the leaders took the white flag, Tyler Gunn would spin in turn four necessitating a one lap battle to the finish. Dinan was able to hold off Ivy on the restart and take the win. Michael would come home third with Ryan and Weaver rounding out the top five. Tony Siferd and Eric Devanna brought the field to the green in the 15-lap truck feature, but before a lap could be completed Roger Inks would spin. On the complete restart Siferd jumped into the lead over Brian Melnek, Devanna and Brian Arnold. Seventh place starter Dustin Keegan would blast into third by lap two and would take second on the next circuit. The truck on the move was 12th starter Ivy who was sixth by lap three and moved into the top five a circuit latter. With six laps in the battle for the lead was intense between Siferd, Keegan, Ivy and Melnek. Ivy drove around Keegan and Siferd into the lea don lap seven. The only caution would fly on lap eight after one of the infield tractor tires was pushed into the racing groove. The running order was Ivy, Siferd, Keegan, Melnek, Kent Brewer and Kyle Cline. On the restart Keegan would grab second, but Ivy was starting to stretch his lead. Ivy would drive away to the win over Keegan, Siferd, Brewer and Melnek. Attica Raceway Park will be back in action Friday, Aug. 2 for Edward Jones of Clyde/Mike Neill financial Advisor Night with all four divisions in action. For more information go to www.atticaracewaypark.com Attica Raceway Park - 7/26/2013 Smith Family Foods Night O'Reilly Auto Parts 410 Sprints (25 Cars) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Nitro Black Performance by Engine Pro (8 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. O-Phil Gressman[2] ; 2. 9Z-Duane Zablocki[1] ; 3. 16-Chris Andrews[3] ; 4. 22-Cole Duncan[6] ; 5. 45L-Brian Lay[5] ; 6. 60-Jody Keegan[7] ; 7. 45T-Bob Tucker[8] ; 8. 41-Randy Fink[9] ; 9. 96AU-Bruce White[4] Heat 2 - Summit Racing Equipment (8 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 24H-Bryan Sebetto[1] ; 2. 5T-Travis Philo[2] ; 3. 53-DJ Foos[3] ; 4. 40DD-Caleb Griffith[5] ; 5. 5R-Byron Reed[6] ; 6. 97-Christopher Bell[7] ; 7. 312-Mike Linder[4] ; 8. 46AU-Stuart Williams[8] Heat 3 - Ultra Shield Race Products (8 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 81-Paige Polyak[2] ; 2. O9-Craig Mintz[6] ; 3. 2+-Brian Smith[1] ; 4. 35-Stuart Brubaker[5] ; 5. 22B-Ryan Broughton[8] ; 6. 17-Scott Euler[7] ; 7. 39-Dean Jacobs[3] ; 8. 97X-Rodney Hurst[4] B-Main - Computer Man Inc. (10 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 97-Christopher Bell[2] ; 2. 46AU-Stuart Williams[8] ; 3. 60-Jody Keegan[1] ; 4. 312-Mike Linder[5] ; 5. 17-Scott Euler[3] ; 6. 39-Dean Jacobs[6] ; 7. 45T-Bob Tucker[4] ; 8. 96AU-Bruce White[10] ; 9. 97X-Rodney Hurst[9] ; 10. 41-Randy Fink[7] A-Main - (30 Laps) 1. 5T-Travis Philo[3]; 2. O9-Craig Mintz[7]; 3. 53-DJ Foos[4]; 4. 35-Stuart Brubaker[6]; 5. 81-Paige Polyak[1]; 6. 22-Cole Duncan[8]; 7. 16-Chris Andrews[11]; 8. 45L-Brian Lay[13]; 9. 24H-Bryan Sebetto[12]; 10. 5R-Byron Reed[14]; 11. 2+-Brian Smith[5]; 12. 46AU-Stuart Williams[17]; 13. 312-Mike Linder[19]; 14. 60-Jody Keegan[18]; 15. 9Z-Duane Zablocki[9]; 16. 97-Christopher Bell[16]; 17. 17-Scott Euler[20]; 18. 22B-Ryan Broughton[15]; 19. 40DD-Caleb Griffith[2]; 20. O-Phil Gressman[10] Hard Charger: 312-Mike Linder[+6] Bob Machine Shop Dirt Trucks (20 Trucks) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Nitro Black Performance by Engine Pro (8 Laps - Top 10 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. D1-Dustin Keegan[3] ; 2. O1-Art Ball[1] ; 3. 25S-Tony Siferd[2] ; 4. 33C-Kyle Cline[7] ; 5. 45-Brian Melnek[5] ; 6. 2-Brian Sorg[8] ; 7. 9-Curt Inks[4] ; 8. 95-Keith Sorg[6] ; 9. 7-Dana Frey[9] ; 10. 10-Roger Inks[10] Heat 2 - Summit Racing Equipment (8 Laps - Top 10 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. OO-John Ivy[6] ; 2. 33-Brian Arnold[4] ; 3. 37-Eric Devanna[5] ; 4. 8KB-Kent Brewer[10] ; 5. P51-Willie Keegan[9] ; 6. 23M-Brad Mitten[7] ; 7. 85S-Brandon Stuckey[2] ; 8. 69-Jeff Warnick[8] ; 9. 1S-James Saam[3] ; 10. 88-Dan Roepke Jr.[1] A-Main - (15 Laps) 1. OO-John Ivy[12]; 2. D1-Dustin Keegan[7]; 3. 25S-Tony Siferd[1]; 4. 8KB-Kent Brewer[5]; 5. 45-Brian Melnek[4]; 6. 33C-Kyle Cline[10]; 7. O1-Art Ball[6]; 8. 37-Eric Devanna[2]; 9. 33-Brian Arnold[3]; 10. P51-Willie Keegan[8]; 11. 7-Dana Frey[17]; 12. 23M-Brad Mitten[11]; 13. 9-Curt Inks[13]; 14. 95-Keith Sorg[15]; 15. 85S-Brandon Stuckey[14]; 16. 1S-James Saam[18]; 17. 10-Roger Inks[19]; 18. 69-Jeff Warnick[16]; 19. 2-Brian Sorg[9] Hard Charger: OO-John Ivy[+11] ©2013 - Results Provided by: Computer Man Inc. Fremont, OH |
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Greensboro Coliseum Complex
Greensboro, North Carolina 27403
Venue Details
Expand - Will Call, Parking, Directions, and moreWill Call Info
Location at venue: Separate windows at each dedicated Venue Box Office. Hours of Operation: Will Call opens two (2) Hours prior to show-times. Other Information: An ID matching the person picking up the tickets as well as the name on the account, the credit card used to purchase the tickets and an order number are required for pick-up.
Parking Info
Parking Location: The Greensboro Coliseum Complex maintains 6,000+ parking spaces in paved, lighted and managed parking lots on site at the facility. 4,800 spaces are located in the main parking lot accessible by entering the parking gates from Ellington Street and Patterson Avenue and are closest to the Amphitheater. Additional parking spaces are located in front of War Memorial Auditorium and across Lee Street in the Lee Street Parking Lot at the northeast corner of Lee Street and Coliseum Boulevard. Season Parking Gate: The private Season Parking Pass gate for Sports teams and Symphony events is located along Coliseum Boulevard where special season passes are accepted. RV Parking: For certain events, overnight RV parking is permitted to include power service of 50 amps for $40 per RV per night. Space is subject to available and limited. Call 336-373-7492 to request availability. Price (if applicable): Parking is charged based on the type of event scheduled and ranges from $4 to $15 per space utilized. This is generally $4.00 for consumer shows, $5.00 for local sports events, $8.00 for Family shows and $7 to $15 for major concerts. Parking lot attendants are on duty during major events to help direct patrons with appropriate credentials to handicap and reserved spaces and to assist with regular car, RV and bus parking. RV and bus parking is charged by the number of spaces occupied. Approximate # of Parking spaces: 6,000+ on-site parking spaces are available in paved, lighted and managed parking lots. Handicapped parking (availability/location): Handicap parking spaces are located in front of each venue and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Handicap van parking spaces are marked. Handicap parking spaces are charged accordingly along with general public parking spaces.
Phone Info
Greensboro Coliseum Complex website: www.greensborocoliseum.com Greensboro Coliseum Advance Information Line (automated): 336-373-7474 Greensboro Coliseum Administrative Offices: 336-373-7400 Group Sales: 336-373-2632 TDD: 336-333-6930 For Opera Events: 336-273-9472
Misc. Info
Minimum # of persons: Generally groups are 20+. There are certain events that are 15+ as determined by show requirement. Group Discounts may not be available for all performances. Specific details are available by calling the Greensboro Coliseum Group Sales Department. Group Sales Special phone number if any: 336-373-2632 Discounts are always subject to availability and not valid on previously purchased tickets. Double discounts are not permitted. Discount Coupons are generally only redeemable at the Coliseum Advance Box Office in advance of events and are not generally available to the door. Restaurants and Hotels: Please visit the Greensboro Area Convention & Visitors Bureau website at www.visitgreensboronc.com Guest Services: Guest Services staff are available to assist with questions, problems, suggestions or special needs related to events. Guest Services is located at Section 103 in the Coliseum. Guest Services staff circulates throughout the Auditorium and Special Events Center. A Guest Services tent will be located inside the main west gate of the Amphitheatre. First Aid: First Aid stations are located in Coliseum facilities and are staffed with Guilford County Paramedics. Lost & Found: Lost and found items should be taken to Guest Services at section 103 or give to a Coliseum Event Staff Person. To check for lost and found items after your return home, please call 336-373-7400 during normal business hours. Re-cycling: The Coliseum Complex is dedicated to protecting our environment and to sustaining the quality of life for all citizens of Greensboro. The Coliseum offers recycling containers in lobby areas and concourses. Patrons are encouraged to deposit all empty aluminum cans and bottles, newspapers, and empty plastic bottles in the designated recycling containers to assist in recycling efforts Consent Inspections: Guests are subject to consent inspections upon entering Greensboro Coliseum Complex facilities. Consent inspections may involve metal detectors. Patrons refusing to follow entry policies will not be admitted. Cameras or Recording Devices: Greensboro Coliseum policies listed above regulate size cameras and lens however, some performers have policies that further restrict cameras or any recoding devices from being brought into Coliseum facilities. When an artist requests a "no camera or recording device" policy, we are obligated to enforce this policy upon request. Please check in advance or with an Event Staff person prior to entering the facility to avoid any issues at entry gates or with show security staff. Greensboro Coliseum: For the majority of events, the Coliseum is all Reserved seating. However for certain rare events the Coliseum will be General Admission. Please review ticket purchasing options for any GA offerings. War Memorial Auditorium: For the majority of events, the Auditorium is all Reserved seating. However for certain rare events the Auditorium will be General Admission. Please review ticket purchasing options for any GA offerings. Special Events Center: For the majority of events, the Special Events Center is all Reserved seating. However for certain rare events the Special Events Center will be General Admission. Please review ticket purchasing options for any GA offerings. White Oak Amphitheatre: For the majority of events, the Amphitheatre has 2005 Reserved seating and 5655 general admission lawn seats. However for certain rare events the Amphitheatre may be 100^% General Admission. Please review ticket purchasing options for any GA offerings. Maximum capacity of venue: Greensboro Coliseum: 23,837 War Memorial Auditorium: 2,454 Special Events Center: 5,200 Odeon Theater: 300 White Oak Amphitheatre: 7,666
Directions to the Greensboro Coliseum Complex including the Greensboro Coliseum, War Memorial Auditorium, Special Events Center, Odeon Theater, Terrace, ACC Hall of Champions and White Oak Amphitheater: I-85 South / I-40 West from Burlington From the I-85 South / I-40 west split, follow I-40 West 7.5 miles too Exit 218-B Freeman Mill Road. Go .3 miles and turn left on Coliseum Boulevard. One mile to the Complex on your left, turn left onto Ellington Street and right into the main entrance. I-85 North from Charlotte On I-85 North from Charlotte, take Exit 120-A to access I-85 Business North. Continue 2 miles to Exit 35-B Highway US 220 North. Proceed 1.8 miles and turn left on Coliseum Boulevard. One mile to the Complex on your left, turn left onto Ellington Street and right into the main entrance. I-40 East from Winston Salem On I-40 East from Winston Salem, take Exit 216 Patterson Street, continue straight ahead for 2.4 miles to the Coliseum Complex. Or, continue 5 miles on I-40 East to Exit 217 High Point Road. Turn left at top of ramp and continue 1 mile on High Point Road to Ellington Street. Turn right for .5 miles and enter Complex through main entrance. US 220 North from Asheboro Highway 220 North to Greensboro becomes Freeman Mill Road. Stay on Freeman Mill Road, after crossing I-85 Business, proceed 1.8 miles and turn left onto Coliseum Boulevard. 1 mile to the Complex on your left, turn left onto Ellington Street and right into the main entrance. US 220 South from Virginia On Highway 220 South to Greensboro, road changes name to Battleground Avenue in the City. After crossing Cornwallis Drive, keep right which becomes Westover Terrace. Continue straight on Westover Terrace which becomes Aycock Street. Continue straight for 3 miles and turn right at Lee Street (Wendy's on the right). The Complex is one mile on your left. Turn left onto Coliseum Boulevard .3 miles to Ellington Street and turn right and enter Complex through main entrance. Highway Directions from Piedmont Triad International Airport Leave the airport and exit east to I-40 and Bryan Boulevard. Remain in the right lane 1.5 miles and exit to I-73 south (unmarked) I-40 Raleigh/Winston Salem. Continue on I-73 South, 2.7 miles to exit 1 I-40 east. Continue 3 miles to Exit 216 Patterson Street. Continue straight ahead for 2.5 miles to the Coliseum complex. Or, continue 4.2 miles on I-40 East to Exit 217 High Point Road. Turn left at top of ramp and continue 1 mile on High Point Road to Ellington Street. Turn right for .5 miles and enter Complex through main entrance. For Drop-Offs – Please enter the drop off lane off High Point Road in front of the ACC Hall of Champions. It is a short walk of approximately 500 yards to the White Oak Amphitheater. Coliseum Advance Box Office – Please park in the Schiffman's Diamond Club Parking Lot off High Point Road during normal business hours Monday thru Saturday for advance box office hours of 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. This lot closes to regular ticket buyers at 5:30 PM event days.
General Info
Advance Box Office Location at venue: An Advance Box Office is located on-site beside the Coliseum Administrative Offices along High Point Road where High Point changes to Lee Street beside the Coliseum just north of Stamey's BBQ. Advance Box Office Hours of operation: Monday thru Saturday, 11:00 am – 6:00 pm, also open during major event hours. The dedicated facility box offices open 2 hours prior to event show-times. For events where tickets are only available at the door, the box office opens 30 minutes before door openings. Other Box Office Information: A Valid matching ID is required for all check & credit card purchases at the advance box office. The Advance Coliseum Complex Box Office is located on ground level and is accessible to the physically challenged. The dedicated facility Box offices are also located on ground level.
Payment Options
Cash, American Express, Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card. A valid matching ID is required for credit card purchases. Checks are accepted with valid matching ID and check-validation procedures. Checks on not accepted at the door with sales two (2) hours prior to the event.
General Rules
Greensboro Coliseum Complex Admission Policies: All persons and items entering the Coliseum Complex facilities are subject to inspection. For patron protection, the following items are prohibited from being brought into the Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Alcoholic or other Beverages Artificial Noise Makers Audio or Video Recording equipment Cameras with lenses larger than 4" Bags (larger than 10"x 8"x 8") Backpacks Beach Balls Cans, Glass or Metal containers Coolers (unless containing medical supplies) Diaper Bags (unless accompanied by a baby) Fireworks or any Explosive Folding Chairs Food and Beverage Helium Balloons Illegal Drugs Knives of any size Laser Pointers Lawn Chairs or tents Pets (except service animals for the disabled) Promotional items with commercial identification Strollers Tape Recorders Umbrellas (except with venue exception based on weather) Weapons of any description (weapons carried with a permit are also prohibited) Signs, banners, flags or any other items that would either obstruct the view of a patron or serve as a dangerous projectile or security risk. Other items that, in the judgment of Coliseum management, pose a safety risk or diminish the enjoyment of an event by other guests shall also be prohibited. When a prohibited item is discovered after a patron enters the facility, the item shall be confiscated and disposed of, the patron may be ejected from the facility, shall be denied re-entry and ticket price will not be refunded. Consent Inspections: Guests are subject to consent inspections upon entering Greensboro Coliseum Complex facilities. Consent inspections may involve metal detectors. Patrons refusing to follow entry policies will not be admitted. Dress Code: Shirts and shoes are required to be worn at all events at Greensboro Coliseum Complex. Smoke-free facility: Smoking is prohibited inside Coliseum Complex facilities which are designated as smoke-free. This includes the amphitheater. Smoking is only allowed in specific designated locations and is subject to individual event availability. Coliseum Management reserves the right to not operate an outside smoking area based on management factors pertaining to specific events. Amphitheater Special Note: Lawn chairs, coolers, umbrellas, wagons or other devices are prohibited inside the Amphitheater. Blankets are permitted. Pets are not permitted unless a part of an ADA requirement. CONCESSIONS PRICE LIST IN GREENSBORO COLISEUM: Soda Bottle 20 oz $4.00 Chicken Tenders & Fries $7.00 Individual Pizza $6.50 Nacho Tray $5.00 French Fries $4.00 Hot Dogs $4.00 Cracker Jacks $3.00 Pretzel $4.00 Candy $3.00 Dippin' Dots Ice Cream $5.00 Potato Chips $3.00 Peanuts $3.00 Popcorn $4.00 & $5.00 Kettle Corn $5.00 & $7.00 Cookies $2.00 24 oz Domestic $8.00 24 oz Import $11.00 24 oz Domestic Draft $8.00 20 oz Craft/Import $8.00 CONCESSIONS PRICE LIST OUTSIDE IN WHITE OAK AMPHITHEATRE: Soda Bottle 20 oz $4.00 Chicken Tenders & Fries $9.00 Cheeseburger & Fries $9.00 Hot Dog & Fries $7.00 Hot Dog $4.00 Nacho Tray $5.00 French Fries $4.00 Pretzel $4.00 Candy $3.00 Ice Cream $5.00 Kettle Corn $5.00 & $7.00 Potato Chips $3.00 Peanuts $3.00 Popcorn $4.00 & $5.00 Cookies $2.00 24 oz Domestic $8.00 24 oz Import $11.00 24 oz Domestic Draft $8.00 20 oz Craft/Import $8.00 Alcohol Sales: Beer, wine and soft drinks are all available at specific events subject to crowd management policies and procedures. Patrons are required to have a valid driver's license from any state, military ID, passport or valid North Carolina State issued ID. Out of state ID cards are not accepted.
Child Rules
Minimum age for admittance if any: Parents should carefully consider whether a performance is appropriate for children before planning to attend. All events are open to the public and there are no minimum age restrictions. Only specific events will have a minimum age limit which will be communicated in local advertising. Should a young child be unable to sit quietly through a quiet event, ushers will ask the parent or child to step into the concourse until they can be quieted. Minimum age at which paid tickets are mandatory: The general policy is if a child has had their second birthday, a ticket is required. The policy supersedes numbers of seats required (i.e. - a ticket is required regardless of whether the child sits in the seat purchased or the parents lap). Select shows may require tickets for all ages or ages one year old and up to have a ticket. Booster seats are not always available and are subject to use.
Past Shows | Upcoming Shows
Oct 19 Saturday @ 8pm
Oct 13 Sunday @ 6pm
Sep 23 Monday @ 6pm
Aug 24 Saturday @ 7pm
Aug 8 Thursday @ 6pm
Aug 4 Sunday @ 4pm
Jul 27 Saturday @ 8pm
Jul 14 Sunday @ 6pm
Jun 21 Friday @ 7pm
Jun 8 Saturday @ 8pm
May 31 Friday @ 8pm
May 30 Thursday @ 7pm
May 12 Sunday @ 7pm
May 10 Friday @ 7pm
Apr 30 Tuesday @ 7pm


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by Vince Morales on July 8th, 2014In case you don't read the Courthouse News Service while enjoying your breakfast tea and beignets everyday like I do, a big story out of New York is that a man is suing the Yankees, MLB and ESPN because they showed him asleep on television. And then they did this:
ESPN focused its cameras on him, Rector says, and then "Announcers like Dan Shulman and John Kruck unleashed avalanche of disparaging words against the person of and concerning the plaintiff. These words, include but not limited to 'stupor, fatty, unintelligent, stupid' knowing and intending the same to be heard and listened to by millions of people all over the world ..."
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"Plaintiff is a fatty cow that need two seats at all time and represent symbol of failure.
"Plaintiff is a confused disgusted and socially bankrupt individual.
"Plaintiff is confused individual that neither understands nor knows anything about history and the meaning of rivalry between Red Sox and New York Yankee.
"Plaintiff is so stupid that he cannot differentiate between his house and public place by snoozing throughout the fourth inning of the Yankee game."
"Plaintiff is so fat he sat on an iPhone and turned it into an iPad.
"Plaintiff is so fat he also is suing X-Box 360 for guessing his weight.
"Plaintiff is so stupid he went to the dentist to get his Bluetooth fixed."
And on and on and on. There is a lot of hurt in there and while I don't doubt Rector's claims (or his feelings) I have to throw a bit of shade on the lawsuit. I mean, ten million? For that? I can think of way worse things that baseball has done to me that deserve money more than this. Read the rest of this entry »


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Importers opposed to a draft suspension agreement with Mexico that sets higher floor prices on tomatoes say its consequences will go beyond problems growers may face moving their crops during peak production times.
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Flip Words 2
Click letters to flip them around and make words in this exciting sequel to one of the most captivating word games around. You can test your skills in Classic mode; get into Strategy mode where you can earn and spend tokens to help you solve the phrase; or, share the fun with your friend in Party mode! Flip Words 2 will keep tons of word fun at your fingertips!
- High quality graphics.
- New phrases to download.
- Online score lists.
- Exercise your mental muscles in
Flip Words
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 28 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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- Quality tested and virus free.
- No ads, no adware, no spyware.


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Kyle Jackson is the Georgia state director for the National Federation of Independent Business, Georgia's and the nation's leading small business association.
He represents the interests of NFIB/Georgia members in Atlanta, serving in that capacity since December 2010. His responsibilities include overseeing small business grassroots activity in Georgia, serving as NFIB/Georgia's media spokesperson and helping to identify and support pro–small business candidates.
Jackson, a graduate of The Ohio State University, previously served as assistant legislative director and assistant state director with NFIB/Ohio. Before becoming state director of NFIB/Georgia, Jackson was the state's member support manager. He was involved in managing the grassroots activism for NFIB's public policy program as well as planning and implementing the political program for Georgia.