Tour and Class' July 23-26 t Davis County residents can take advantage of an great educational and get-away package offered by the University of Utah Division of Continuing Education. Dr. William Si ska, chair of the University's theater department, will lead a unique ' 'Tour and Class" at the Utah Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City, July 23-26. Sponsored by the University of Utah's Division of Continuing Education, Edu-cation, this program offers an intimate in-timate view of the annual event in the scenic backdrop of Southern Utah ' s color country. 1 The $295 cost for the tour and ' class will include three nights' lodging lodg-ing at SUU, tickets for six plays, ; two dinners, the Greenshow, discussion groups, and handouts. ; Also, University of Utah credit will be given to class participants. ; According to Fred Oswald, DCE j programmer for fine arts. "This is an outstanding opportunity to get a i behind-the-scenes look at the Shakespearean Festival, but the June 22 registration deadline is approaching ap-proaching quickly." Interested par-ties par-ties should call Oswald at 581-3692.