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-VV V- Page 12 ADVANCE-REGISTER, Tulare, Thursday, June 14, 1979 rOm Cast chosen for community theater production Yard sale in park Bonds, Ronnie Stanton, Charles Wilson, Scott Picanso, Sam Shields, David Jones, David Souza and David Cesena. Female members are Claudia Soares, Alice Dominguez, Tammy Bixler, Janine Wiseman, Kay Adair, Lisa Giosa, Giana Cardoza, Renee Heninger, Carleen Vasquez, Amy Hanson, Michelle Masingale, Mindy Bonds, Nancy Grissom and Michelle Porter. The honor is won by Kim MacAfee in Sweet Apple, Ohio, and the quiet little town goes into a spin as the MacAfee household is completely taken over by Birdie's entourage. Ed Machado will play the role of Conrad Birdie. Lester Bennett will portray Albert Peterson, and Beverly West will play Rose Alvarez.

Susie Payne will play the role of Kim MacAfee and Jane Tallant will play her friend, Ursula Merkle. Greg Evans will play the part of Kims -boyfriend, Hugo Peabody, who has just given Kim his fraternity pin before Birdie comes to Sweet Apple. Bob Barnier will portray MacAfee and McAfees wife will be played by Joan Ingram. Matt Howard will play young Randolph MacAfee. The cast has been selected and rehearsals are under way for the first production of Tulares new community theater, Encore Theater Company (ETC).

The Broadway hit, Bye, Bye Birdie, will be played three nights, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 19, 20 and 21, in the Tulare Union High School auditorium. The play opened April 14, 1961, with Dick Van Dyke and Chita Rivera in the starring roles. Dick Gautier played the part of Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type. Van Dyke repeated his role of Albert Peterson in the movie version of Birdie, but the role of Rosie Alvarez was played by Janet Leigh. Ann-Margret played the role of Kim MacAfee in the movie and her boyfriend was played by Bobby Rydell.

Gautier repeated his role as Birdie as did Paul Lynde, who played the role of the harrassed father, MacAfee, in both productions. The play is the story of a rock and roll singer who is about to be inducted into the Army. The singer, Conrad Birdie, has a pompadour and thick sideburns. He wears gaudy gold lame costumes and speaks in a rugged voice. Birdies agent, Albert Peterson, is a mild-mannered man whose faithful secretary, Rose Alvarez, keeps the two in business.

Miss Alvarez concocts the idea of giving national publicity to Birdies induction into the service. He will bid farewell to America with a typical goodbye kiss for a typical all-American girl, she decides. Albert Petersons meddlesome and possessive mother, Mae, will be played by Susan Shaghoian. Charles F. Maude, the owner of Maudes tavern, will be played by Ernest Korte, and Bill Richmond will play Sweet Apples mayor.

Deborah Ricci will portray the mayors wife, with Karen Simpson playing the role of Gloria Rasputin, Patrick Miller as Mr. Johnson and Denise Evans portraying Mrs. Merkle. Members of the adult chorus are Gladys Barnes, Sharon Stoner, Beverly Evans, Carol Anthony, Wanda Dumermuth, Ralph Cantu, Elaine Breckenridge and Pam Tum-upseed. Members of the male teen chorus are Stephen Moore, Pat Moore, Tom Humphrey, Rich Ward, Steve Beecher, Gary Swap meet and flea mart enthusiasts will have a heyday Saturday as Zumwalt Park is transformed into a block-long market place.

Bargains galore, ranging from art work, coin collections and a variety of foods will be available, said the co-chairman, Florence Korte. The gigantic yard sale is being sponsored by the Encore Theater Company to raise money for its production of Bye, Bye Birdie. Funds raised will also be used to provide scholarships for students enrolled in the community theaters drama and stage activities classes that began June 11. The sale will open early to give shoppers and sellers times to make sales and purchase those bargains before it gets too warm. The yard sale in the park will open at 7 a.m.

and continue until everything is gone or until 5 p.m. Spaces are still available for those who wish to rent an area for the sale. The charge is $10, plus a $5 cleaning fee that will be returned if spaces are left clean. Spaces may be reserved by calling Mrs. Korte, 686-5389, or her co-chairman, Mary Dickerson, 686-5290.

The dancers are Debbie Lucio, Rhonda Keyes, Andrea Grant, Sandi Poston, Jennifer Fernandes, Christine Rojas, Terri Raney, Kindra Greaver, Shari Hembree, Patricia Jarrett. The sad little girls" will be played by Jill Henderson and Leann Keys. Tulareans marry and establish new homes Advance-Register Ourique-Breashears People Cloud-Tucker CP Shirley Philpot, editor Miss Tulare 1980 applications open Steven Tucker and the former Mary Cloud were married recently in an 11 a.m. double-ring ceremony in Tulare. The garden wedding was held at the home of Dr.

and Mrs. Larry Jones. The Rev. Phil Eldred of the Tulare Bethel Assembly of God Church officiated The new Mrs. Tucker is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Cloud, 611 No. St. She attended Tulare Union High School where she was a member of Future Farmers of America and editor of the Redskin Warwhoop. She also attended College of the Sequoias in Visalia.

She is employed at and Christian Supplies and will be attending school in the fall. Tucker is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker, Visalia. He attended Visalias Mt.

Whitney High School and COS. He is stationed at Fort Ord where he is a radio repairman. He will be attending school in the Fall. The matron of honor was Connie Bons, Visalia, a sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Susan Rockholt and Colleen Hope, both of Tulare, Lynette Tucker, Visalia, a sister of the bridegroom, and Beverly Palmer, Tulare.

Best man was Steve Rudd, Costa Mesa. Groomsmen were Dale Dockins, Visalia, Craig Sweeney, Tulare, Danny Clayton, Exeter, a Applications are available now for young women interested in being a candidate for Miss Tulare 1980. The pageant will be held Nov. 17 at the Tulare Veterans Memorial Building. The winner will receive scholarships and cash prizes.

She will be crowned by Miss Tulare 1979, Lisa Menezes. The contest is open to any female, between the ages of 17 and 21 years, who has lived in the Tulare Joint Union High School District for at least one year. Candidates must be single and never have been married. If selected for the title, the winner will be expected to remain single during her reign. She must also be available for personal appearances during the year she is the citys representative.

Contestants must be of good character and, if a student, have a satisfactory grade point average. They must possess poise, personality, intelligence, charm and be attractive of face and figure. Applications must be completed and returned by Aug. 15. They may be obtained from Leona Koren-winder, 686-1626, Mary Downes, 688-2254, or Marlene Nunes, 686-5610.

A wedding trip to South Lake Tahoe followed the recent wedding of Jack Breashears, 12969 Ave. 180, and the former Mary Ourique. The couple spoke their vows in a 7:30 p.m. doublering ceremony in St. Aloysius Churchy The new Mrs.

Breashears is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ourique, 1450 Frances Ave. She attended Tulare Union High School and is a clerk at Mart. Breashears is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Breashears, Visalia. He attended Mt. Whitney High School, Visalia, The maid of honor was Margaret Moules, Tulare. Bridesmaids were Odelia Ourique, Tdare, a sister of the bride, Anna Delima, Tdare, a cousin of the bride, Irene Borges, Tulare, Irma Sousa, Tulare, Bertha Martinez, Tulare, Cheryl Breashears, Visdia, a sister of the bridegroom, and Pam Duarte, Santa Clara, Richard Jones, Tulare, was the best man.

Groomsmen were Mark Taylor, Los Angeles, Mike Stevenson, Visalia, Greg Reeves, Strathmore, Larry Wells, Visalia, Kevin Sweeney, Woodlake, John Parker, Visalia, and Frank Kurz, Strathmore. Ushers were Frank Simoes and Ray Martinez, both of Tdare, and Charlie Turner, Strathmore. Mary Jane Ourique, Tdare, a sister of the bride, was the flower girl and the ring bearer was Tommy Breashears, Visalia, a brother of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the TDES Hall. Maciel's photo Breashears Mr.

and Mrs. Jack il Rich photo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tucker Coyner engagement Jeff bridegroom was Rockholt, Tulare. Candlelighters were Iva Arnold and Lori Miller, both of Tulare.

The couple took a wedding trip to Pismo Beach and Morro Bay. They will make their first home in Costa Mesa. brother-in-law of the bride, and Dominic, Passinissi, Pacific Grove. Flower girls were Esther Evans, LaVerne, and Selinda Clayton, Exeter, both nieces of the bride. Junior bride was Heidi Evans, LaVerne, a niece of the bride, and junior where she received the Mary Long Stebbins Award for excellence in dramatic arts.

Douglas is a graduate of University of California, Berkeley, where he majored in architecture. Former Tulareans Mr. and Mrs. Wes Coyner, Juneau, Alaska, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Claudia Ann Coyner, to Jonathan Douglas. Douglas is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Douglas, Captain Cook, Hawaii. Miss Coyner is a graduate of Mills College in Oakland The couple are planning to be married July 21 in Juneau. Sturgeon-Smith This Fathers After a reception at the Tulare Town and Country Club, the couple left on a wedding trip to Southern California. Their first home will be in Tulare.

rw "ATTENTION EXPECTANT MOTHERS MOTHERS and OTHERS OF HANFORD WELCOMES YOU TO THEIR EXCLUSIVE HANFORD STORE and is employed as a estate salesman at Smith Realty, Pixley. Maid of honor was Tamie Sturgeon, Fresno, a sister of the bride. Bridesmaids' were Brenda Schott, Tulare, a sister of the bride, Jeannie Ragan, Visalia, and Margo Barnes, Tulare, a sister of the bridegroom. Best man was Brad Smith, Pixley, a brother of the bridegroom. Groomsmen were Mitch Choboian, Fresno, Victor Clark, Earlimart, and Greg DeAlba, San Luis Obispo.

Ushers were Ralph Friend and Randy Teves, both of Pixley, Rick Smith, Fresno, and Steve Webster, San Luis Obispo, both cousins of the bridegroom. The United Methodist Church of Tulare was the setting recently for the wedding of Craig Smith and the former Karen Sturgeon. The Rev. Dr. Ralph Pedersen officiated at the 7 p.m.

double-ring ceremony. The new Mrs. Smith is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sturgeon, 196 E.

Gail Ave. She attended Tulare Union High School and College of the Sequoias in Visalia. She is an administrative assistant for the Visalia Fire Department. Smith is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Smith, Pixley. He attended Tulare Union where he played football and baseball. He attended the California State Polytechnic Institute at San Luis Obispo, A Fine 14K Gold monogram, available in 2 or 3 classic block initials as shown. Suitable for his shirt collar, narrower lapel or to place wherever fancy dictates. lS Rich photo Mr.

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