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Show Events and Accomplishments of Local Citizens Times Newspaper Wednesday, February 12, 1997 . ' - - BRYANT BEARDALL AND PHYLLIS CARTER Phyllis Carter to wed Bryant Beardall Feb. 14th Phyllis Machelle Carter, daughter of Ivan and Penny Carter of Provo, will marry Bryant Ray Beardall, son of Tim and Marie Beardall of Spanish Fork,- on February 14, 1997. Bishop Clark Johnson will officiate of-ficiate the wedding. Phyllis is a graduate of Provo High and the Institute of Medical Medi-cal and Dental Technology. She is a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) and is employed at Francis Fran-cis Dental Center. Bryant is employed at Holmstead Construction and Deanna Jo Lumetta to marry Benjamin L Pew February 15th Deanna Jo Lumetta will marry Benjamin L. Pew on Saturday, February 15, 1997, in the Mt. Timpanogos LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple that evening at the LDS church at 762 East 1200 North in Orem from 6:30 until 8:30. Friends and family are invited in-vited to attend. The bride is the daughter of the late Steve and Connie Lumetta. She is originally from Slidell, Louisiana, and graduated in 1995 from Northshore High School in Slidell, where she was the captain cap-tain of the dance team. She attends at-tends Brigham Young Univer BENJAMIN L. PEW AND League of Utah Writers to meet The Utah Valley Chapter of the League of Utah Writers ISM A. . L ' beeaa.izmg m fine ana inmwicj nav Coy Restoration ZAP-A-HAIR Hair removal. LULLS. j j 1 nomxm. I Noscamng .' V'-i'' '::L'" -..... " : . :- : :v '. ,:,:v:: j. . . .- , . - - -.' - . -. , . . ;. . v .:, '- m. ".--'v'v., -y- 1. - . .. This Valentines Day Givo Hor Something She'c Always Wanted bX3CT Knitting Machines 11 T""T r 468 N. graduated from Spanish Fork High School. A reception will be held to honor the couple that evening from 6-8 p.m. in the Grandview Stake Center located at 1850 West 1600 North in Provo. The bridesmaids are Mandy Richan, Jami Meacham, Kristin Van Leuvan, and Marsha Miller, with Holly Wolf, Flower Girl. The attendants for the groom are James Paxton, Tim Beardall, Jason Jensen, and Randy Conklin, with Justin Beardall, Ring Bearer. sity, majoring in therapeutic recreation. The groom is the son of Gerald and JoAnn Pew of Orem. He graduated in 1990 from Orem High School, where he was a National Merit Scholar. He served in the Germany Dresden Dres-den Mission. He will graduate from BYU in April with a degree in linguistics, and is a member of the International Folk Dance Ensemble. Bridal attendants are Beth and Tara Lumetta and Kim Lefevre. Attending the groom are Timothy Pew and Erik Lumetta. DEANNA JO LUMETTA meets the third Wednesday of every month downstairs in the Provo City Library multi-purpose room at 7 p.m. For February 19, the guest speaker will be Brian Carter, founder of SunRise Publishing. The topic will be "Self-publishing". For more information, contact con-tact Melinda Hill, (801) 221-7052.' 221-7052.' .&.,. V"' 1000 E. Orem Orem Women's Club held meeting at Friendship Center Beth Tidwell played piano music as Hostesses, Lola Adams and Ruby Nicol greeted the members Flag Salute led by Kae Ballard with the Litany being a poem entitled "Comes The Dawn" read by Connie Call. President Millie Ashby conducted con-ducted the meeting which was held in the Orem Friendship Center on February 5, 1997. LeeAnn Foutz introduced the musical numbers-Violin duets from "The Sound of Music" played by Anne Laws and Marilyn Howe. The guest speaker, R. Phil Shumway, was introduced by I Helen McEuen. He spoke on "World Warn Memoirs". It was presented so vividly that members mem-bers who lived through that war recalled again many of the tragedies of war. His life was spared many times and he still carries the scars of war. He also became sentimental as he told of his buddies that had their lives taken. WE were again reminded of the sacrifices the veterans made for our freedom. He said he learned no matter how long, or how costly war is, " we will fight on to victory. President Asby reminded us that the winter social will be held February 19, at 12:30 at the Prestwich Farms Restaurant Auditions to be held at VCP Auditions for "Finders Creepers" will be held this Sat Feb. 15 at 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon at Valley Center Playhouse 780 N. 200 E. Lindon. A second audition audi-tion will be held Tues. Feb. 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. "Finders Creepers" is a , mystery-comedy to run March ' 28-May 5. Needed are two 14-year-old boysnd two 14-year old girls; five women, ages 35-75 and six men, ages 35-80. For more information call Jody at 224-5310. Blood glucose testing offered Blood glucose testing is now available the second Friday of each month in the Clark Auditorium at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, 1034 N. 500 West, Provo. The blood glucose screenings are $2 and are held 10 a.m. till noon. The next screening will be held February 14. For additional information call 373-7850, ext 2343. . ii&M i W f; 17CW. Center, 0rcr.t 227-D456 A K:rs r.z?.zr llztxfs l::t We'll Install New Roofing Siding Window Wb Finish Basements Kri Ccsr.ty :5-S::3 S-!t Uhs Ct"T.ti 5:3-7113 . Two fathers ( Left, Jerry Elison .Right Lamarr Nielsen) pretend to feud, and their reverse psychology completes their plan- to have their children Matt (Tony Akin) and Luisa (Melia Erdmann) disobey and fall in love- in the romantic comedy The Fantasticks," directed by Syd Riggs. The longest running musical in the world, SCERAfe production of The Fantasticks" will play Feb. 13-18 at 7:30 p.m. at Orem High School. n G'5 When the musical "The Fantasticks" Fan-tasticks" opened May 3, 1960, Dwight Eisenhower was still the President of the United States. And, although the world has experienced ex-perienced massive social and political upheavals in the subsequent sub-sequent 37 years, this modest little musical continues to play to generous crowds from its New York City playhouse. This makes "The Fantasticks" Fantas-ticks" the longest-running musical musi-cal in the world, and the longest-running longest-running theatrical show in the American theater. SCERA will do its part to continue "The Fantasticks" fantastic fan-tastic legacy when it produces the romantic musical comedy . Feb. 13-18 (except Sunday) in the Orem High 1 School Auditorium. Tickets at $6 for adults and $3 for children are available at the SCERA Center weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., by calling 225-ARTS or at the door prior to performances. ; As The Fantasticks" played nightly after its spring opening (and a summer where it struggled strug-gled for audiences), America began to experience its own struggles, which are reflected in the fight for black equality, the Vietnam War, the escalation of illegal drug use, the woman's liberation movement, the energy ener-gy crisis and a growing movement move-ment to save the environment. 4 li it J.flr v . " - - r "A ' Xv E?aOLTDLTQ0DTl TuillLaGOOaQ Despite this tumult, "The Fantasticks" Fan-tasticks" witty dialogue and lyrics have thrived not only in New York but also in thousands of American cities and towns and dozens of foreign countries. Part of its longevity may be attributed to its "readability" on several levels. The simple variation varia-tion of the Romeo and Juliet story reveals many serious levels, to make the Tom Jones (book and lyrics) and Harvey Schmidt (music) production quite sophisticated. ' "I think the reason the play works so well is because the elements ele-ments are recognizable to all of , us and to each generation. The creators put it out of time and space, thus making it eternal. When they wrote the show, they were trying to find a show," says director Syd Riggs. "although it was an exercise in form, it was brilliant." 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When we did it at the Shell years ago, it was amazing how many people came back almost al-most every single night. It just has a magic that's hard to come by these days." Additionally a serious" sub-, text lurks beneath the comic surface, and the score that ranges ran-ges from melodic and humorous to sentimental gives the work its heart. For more information, con-oBA10-5 wdays at ii si Call to Ordor 225-8878 , i BffORf I - i The Perfect Valentines Gift LJ k L f$ SHOOTING STADS ' v tmivEisirr mail . Muvm s toum kT, r-Trrr-.. --, 1 mm your j i I MoVi T-.i Lot Stub Pur i cer FHEEI ! I I Wl. 13-l fh m i Aorii 10 j - (sco Co. I ivi I . J Evs. eOSXD SATURDAY f.'AT 12:15 2.43 1 I POOR COB? |