1919 - ¥0 ACTIVE 392-8681 Fol=2275 394-6595 393-0732 399-4829 394-7357 394-7357 394-9176 583-0117 392-7263 394-8433_ 392-3438 479-4750 392-9446 399-2003 394-9751 467-1639 479-3307 394-8995 479-8225 479-6180 393-2448 399-0973 17i3*73t2 393-6507 393-7980 531-8311 272-4351 782-7406 782-7406 394-5041 479-7697 394-7694 393-2410 Allred, Mrs. Gordon T. (Sharon), 2006 Polk Ave., 84403 Anderson, Mrs. Edwin T. (Judy), 4485 S. 2025 W., Roy, 84067 Burdett, Mrs. William G. (Mickey), 1345 Darling St. ,84403 Castlemain, Mrs. Victor D. (Afton), 760 42nd St., 84403 Dance, Mrs. James R. (Jo D'Ann), 5609 S. 1150 W., 84403 Douglas, Miss Kathy, 2927 Taylor Ave., 84403 Douglas, Mrs. Emerson R. (Portia), 2927 Taylor Ave., 84403 Froerer, Mrs. Fred (Myra) Apt. 1, Gardens Retirement Home, 1450 9th St., 84404 Gregersen, Mrs. R. G. (Gayle) 980 Diesel Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah, 84105 Harding, Mrs. Glen F. (Helen), 2737 Pierce Ave., 84403 Hetzel, Mrs. C. Charles, Jr. (Alice) 1475 33rd St., 84403 Hurst, Mrs. Dean W. (Carol), 4230 Edgehill Dr., 84403 Johnson, Mrs. Darrell G. (Beth) 4624 Madison Ave., 84403 Johnson, Mrs. Vernal H. (Athleen), 1332 Marilyn Dr., 84403 Kapple, Mrs. C. Dixon (Claire), 1357 Kershaw St., 84403 Lindsley, Mrs. Richard C. (Carolynn) 1530 26th St., 84401 Lindquist, Mrs. John A. (Telitha), 5945 S. Woodland Dr., 84403 Newton, Mrs. John D. (Calerie), 987 E. 5475 S., 84403 Nicholas, Mrs. Francis G. (Rosina), 1456 27th St., 84401 Peterson, Mrs. Marvin J. (Geneva), 4688 Porter Ave., 84403 Piers, Mrs. John L. (Ardis), 4983 Quail Lane, 84403 Pingree, Mrs. M. J. (Luacine), 1460 Oakridge Dr., 84403 Plowgian, Mrs. B. H. (Helen), 1520 42nd St., 84403 Plowgian, Miss Martha Jo, 5761 S. 2150 W., Roy, 84067 Richards, Mrs. Maurice (Sophie), 1448 Mitchell Dr., 84403 Robertson, Mrs. G. H. (Hazel), 3461 Gramercy Ave., 84403 Scowcroft, Mrs. John Major (Barbara), 1292 Federal Heights Dr., Salt Lake City, 84103 Southwick, Mrs. Grant H. (Janet), 2330 Walker Lane, Salt Lake City, 394-6575 84117 Taylor, Mrs. Floyd A. (Fern), 3289 N. 100 W., 84404 Taylor, Miss Marge Dene, 3289 N. 100 W., 84404 Thatcher, Mrs. Paul (Ruth), 2500 Tyler Ave., 84401 VanDyke, Mrs. W. D. (Myrene), 4230 Jefferson AVe., 84403 Willie, Mrs. Leon G. (Thelma), 1181 S. 885 E., 84404 Zitzman, Mrs. L. H. (Margaret), 3836 Eccles Ave., 84403 SUSTAINING 392-2567 394-8586 394-2362 MEMBERS MEMBERS Adams, Mrs. Glen W. (Claire) 3311 Polk Ave., 84403 Benson, Mrs. Robert T. (Maerie), 2725 Pierce Ave., 84403 Parry, Mrs. Roland, 569 Ogden Canyon, 84401 Porter, Mrs. A. W. (Pauline) 852 P Ronda Mendoza, Laguna Hills, California,92653 Reed, Mrs. H. S. (Sophie), 906 Hotel Ben Lomond, 84401 West, Mrs. Alice Pardoe, 45 Lalinda Dr., Long Beach, California iHi DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Attendance: Vo Allred, Sharon Anderson, Judy Burdett, Mickey Castlemain, Afton Dance, Jo D'Ann Douglas, Kathy Douglas, Portia Froerer, Myra Gregersen, Gayle Harding, Helen Hetzel, Alice Hurst, Carol Johnson, Beth Johnson, Athleen Kapple, Claire Lindsley, Carolynn Lindquist, Telitha Newton, Valerie Nicholas, Rosina Peterson, Geneva Piers, Ardis Pingree, Luacine Plowgian, Helen Plowgian, Martha Richards, Sophie Robertson, Hazel scowcroft, Barbara coouthwick, Janet Taylor, Fern Taylor, Marge Thatcher, Ruth Vanbyke, Myrene Willie, Thelma Zitzman, Margaret Sustaining ee members: Adams, Claire Benson, Marie Parry, Helen Porter, Pauline Reed, Sophie West, alice Jo ® order to Ogden Country lal Newton. and stated her newly Treasurer thot #255. b4 New yO Douglas from jJast of 338.60 who 1979 - FO. by Pingree. years udaet nae item included #)0°° = business of Dy Report cxated over year. And a balance. starts out he }uacmne Next office. carried WAS approved A ho * order the WAS the group elected WAS Fortia res. by Club, her appreciation fired The at the 10:45 at welcomed She for Club was Drama Ogden of The meeting executive The called = Aug.25, 1979 Meeting, Board sof This report auditor Cor this was the business which : Symphony donation 4102 - 425% Ballet Guild Bertha Eccles 425~. A.C.T. These Qmounts Were board. the Dy Fern the of ard OF Tt Taylor Farlor was Yeport a activities Player discussion a next the for pl Ans approved ave for asked Center ee suggested #EOL he expen dig budgeted toy their £ needed. The treasure and more reported COY. Monty # 79° be available donated W OS the club through the The. play Wri Tting contest which had been to Forlor Play ers. be discontinued NOuld until later The plays in were +urned Undesirable ror ad were and Club, Dramo to the writers returned with O and letter shanks. o+ appreciation The Xmas Forty chair maned Dy Marae Taylor on Dee. 15 would needed. PEO be given #25° jf Was June the budgeted fop Breakfast. Boarbora Scowcyoft announced that the Russetts © for the ‘ regions Would uest nite program, On Oct. allowed Le a 2 ne WQS 1%. for the suggested nat the committee Use books the for FOO" printing was of WOS i courtesy oy Ot * other are Suggested ©) budgeted next gitts Flowers, that . Program years fOr in i\\.% 357 for yhe yearbooks, place members was the committee. Vingree WQS WA SE&+ buwacine asked reporter to Club. T+ be for official the ACT to Drama was moved and seconded com posed Wot aA committee of Barbara Scowcroft, Geneva Peterson, Newton, do Athleen and membership oF ways The review to OTGan! Zed De Dance D’Ann Va | , Johnson Various voti ng - Following members were Athieen Jehineon, Kathy Douglas, Luodne present, Val Newton, Portia Pinaree, Judy Anderson, Taylor, So D’Ann Dance, Marge Taylor, and Douglas, Fery) Borbora Scowcroft. Marthe. Plowgian Feterson. a+ Ye The )2:)0 and Excused were CrenneVa meetina was odjoumed Y jJunch at the Pres. Newton and Board Country Club. s hosted pespectfully Sub Kathy Kouglau’ SEPTEMBER The Drama 1979 Club's 1979-80th Ogden Nash. meeting held at the home of President Val Newton called greeted the members and new 'September'' by MINUTES year commenced with our first Fern Taylor on September 20th. the meeting to order at 8:15 and year by reading a poem about Roll was called showing 12 present and 19 excused. The minutes of the June Breakfast were read by Secretary Kathy Douglas and were approved as read. Luacine Pingree gave an auditors report stating that the clubs finances were correct and in good order. The President gave a report on the boards suggestions for contributions for the coming year: $10.00 Symphony, $10.00 Ballet West, $25.00 Bertha Eccles Art Center, $25.00 Alumni Community Theatre A.C.T. Jo D'Ann Dance made the motion to accept the contribution report. It was seconded by Marge Dean Taylor and passed. Luacine Pingree read aloud parts of the Constitution and By-Laws that were to be read at the first meeting of each year, following the instructions in Article 4 of the By-Laws. President Newton suggested that each member become acquainted with our Constitution. It was agreed that a new policy motion be added in regard to delinquent dues: a statement will be sent to those who have not paid dues by January lst. It was seconded by Fern Taylor. the Discussion Roof'’ in took place regards to on the hosting coming the musical opening "Fiddler night, On furnishing refreshments, ushering, and changing the date of our November meeting, as it conflicted with the opening night of the musical. It was decided to make final decisions at our October Meeting. Guest Night was announced for October 18th at Barbara Scowcrofts in Salt Lake. Each member could bring a guest. Direction was given how to get to the Scowcroft home. Fern a new volved. Taylor play was Last contributions reported in year on the Parlor Players progress, and anyone interested, given $79.00 for was added performances. The play-writing costest will be present. The plays written were not Club production. Carolyn Standard Lindsley would publish asked and accepted activities. - to our - October lst to Drama Club informer the Arts in- get from discontinued for the acceptable for Drama that be that to treasury announced a special stating section. edition Luacine for of was the A.C.T. September Page 2 play "The With Marge 1979 no Minutes-continued further for the evening. Moth and Flame:' Taylor, Sophie business, Sharon Allred announced A comedy from the 1900 Those assisting were Jo Richards, and Rosina the to 1920's D'Ann Dance, Nicholas. Hostesses for the evening were Fern Taylor, Sharon Allred, Jo D'Ann Dance, and Carolyn Lindsley. Delicious refreshments ended a very enjoyable and informative evening, the only thing missing was the number of members not present. Respectfully K ty Karty submitted, Le 99 U i Setglae J OCTOBER 1979 MINUTES GUEST NIGHT With anticipation, the Drama Club members looked forward to This meeting Guest Night meeting. Annual October 18th, the was at Barbara Scowcrofts new home in Salt Lake City, with But as the the three Salt Lake members acting as hostesses. spirits were dampened by rain and saddened date approached, Janet by the death of one of the hostesses, Janet Southwick. had been a member for many years, but due to health problems We will her activity in recent years had been limited. remember her graciousness, her artistic ability and her beautiful home which she shared with family and friends. Regardless of the weather, a goodly number of members and guests met at the Scowcroft home and were greeted by Barbara Gail Gregerson, Afton Castlemain and and her husband, John, President Val and John Newton. At 8:15 President Val welcomed members and guests and took care of unfinished business held over from the September meeting in regards to scheduled meeting date and the A.C.T. Play, "Fiddler On 15th (opening night Pingree to change the the of Roof." date the of our musical) November at be Luacine Pingrees home and "Another Luacine by meeting from by Portia 29th place on November instead the and November to seconded the motion was support A.C.T., passed by the members. It was announced that our meeting would made was A motion and Douglas Peirs. of Ardis 29th Chairman Barbara announced the music for the evening: numbers by Dana Rirey and her daughters Sally and Barbara Jacks "Little Lullaby" Lullaby''. two - would The trio Val recalled The beautiful music perform on the flute, violin and harp. set the stage for the introduction of two beautiful Utah dramatists, who not only perform very well as couplets on the stage, but who have performed very well as Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Russon. As introducing the performers, Barbara and personal experiences with the Russons at school and on the Mrs. Russon was a business teacher at the University stage. Val belonged to a and has her Drs. degree in business. Time radio broadcasting group in Salt Lake with Mr. Russon. mainstill brings many changes - but not to Mrs. Russon, who tains her cameo-like appearance in her character portrayals and Mr. Russon who is still a real trouper in maintaining his Their interpretation of the many realistic character changes. three-act play 'Janis,'' by Carolyn Green (shy lly wi be (ul ouglas was most delightful. After delicious refreshments, an evening of entertainment came to an end and we made our way back to Ogden in the rain. Thank you Barbara and John Scowcroft and committee for an evening we will long remember. one’ \\ aN oP submitted, a G3 NOVEMBER 1979 MINUTES The regular meeting of the Drama Club of Ogden was held November 29th at the home of Luacine Pingree. The meeting was called to order by President Val Newton at 8:10p.m. Due to weather conditions, only 18 members were present. Roll was taken and the minutes of the two previous months were read and approved. President Newton paid a tribute to our two members who have left us: Janet Southwick and Myra Froerer. Notes of appreciation and thanks were read from Gayle Gregersen and the Symphony Guild for the contribution given in the name of Jaret Southwick. Our president thanked members for their support of A.C.T.'s musical, "Fiddler On the Roof,'' and for the cookies for the opening night performance and reception. We all congratulated Hazel Robertson for her excellent performance. President Val reported that she had called Claire Adams, and Claire expressed her appreciation for being called. Ardis Piers asked to be placed as a sustaining member, due to working, and other involvements, and hoped to return to an active membership at a future date. Helen Harding reported that the Christmas Party would be at the Country Club on Saturday, December 15th at 11:00 in the Directors Room. The program would be presented before the luncheon (which would be $4.75)."'No guests and no gifts just bring an abundance of friendship and Christmas spirit." Helen Plowgian gave a report on membership which opened up a discussion on how to fill the vacancies which have occured during the past year. After much discussion, Carol Hurst proposed a musical from the University of Utah for the January meeting - whereby each member could bring a guest to acquaint the membership with ladies who might be prospective members. Helen Plowgian moved that the proposition be accepted, Hazel Robertson seconded the motion, and it was passed by the group. Carol was appointed Chairman of the January meeting (instead of February) and to report details at the December party, December 15th. Fern Taylor reported that the Parlor Players would be ready for action the latter part of February. President Newton thanked Luacine for the hospitality of her home and excused Gayle Gregersen from her musical performance that evening; then she announced the program. Thelma Willie introduced the popular and much loved comedy of the 1920's "Peg of My Heart'' by J. Hartly Manners. The play was performed 5,987 times in the United States and worldand thousands of times by wide 10,233 times by professionals, ametuers. was in an It was old a great English favorite. mansion. Those The who setting of portrayed the the play November Page 2 1979 Minutes - continued characters were Fern Taylor, and Val Newton and Thelma. Carol the After Johnson of Hurst piano and a wintry spontaneously Beth Johnson refreshments, and Tida Martha night, Jo Lindquist, played sang the Plowgian, the prepared humming the by tune ''Peg lyrics. Judy group - ay con “ h| fs of My faced of My Pingree Heart" Anderson, "Peg Respectfully Luacine the Beth Kothy Dowylar*eKathy Douglas elements Heart." Submitted, on DECEMBER 1979 MINUTES CHRISTMAS PARTY : : The Drama Club members stepped into a fairyland of Christmas enchantment when they entered the Ogden Golf and Country Club on December 15th for their Annual Christmas party. The carols played by Helen Harding on the organ added to the Christmas displays and made a perfect setting for the ‘most wonderful time of the year." As members took their places around beautifully ornamented tables, with tiny holly wreath place cards, the voice of President Newton halted conversation by announcing: "Christmas Hustle and is coming bustle: Hurry and haste Never a moment that we Shopping and wrapping, might waste. Ribbons and bows, No other there was reason - Christmas is near." no other reason for our gathering Christmas is coming as everyone knows. Trimmings and candles, Wreaths on the door Secrets and laughter, gladness galore. Starlight and carols, Bells ring clear - And Christmas to Utah was - near’. "But A short business meeting preceeded the program, relative the January meeting, which was to be another guest night. Carol Hurst announced that a cast from the University of would present a musical "Side Music Center, 42nd and Harrison, Harding would act as Chairman of and each member would be allowed With the business finished, by Side" at the Daynes on January 3lst. Helen the refreshment committee one or two guests. President Newton thanked and announced the committee for the day: Marge Dean Taylor, Chairman, Myrene Van Dyke, Helen Harding, Martha Jo Plowgian and Telitha Lindquist. Marge Dean displayed a big grab bag and stated that she was the Spirit of Christmas, and that her bag was full of Christmas memories. Some of the memories would be drawn from the bag and comprise the program. Martha Jo drew the Christmas story ‘Senior King, (Maurines musical daughter) drew two "Once on a Christmas" by Dorothy Thompson, Santa'' and Bonnie Christmas songs. was drawn by Tida. the beautiful by Van sang carols, Christmas" and Then Margie reached reading into the ''Keeping Such inspiring Christmas Filled us with the Christmas for the delicious luncheon. Year to Christmas and everyone was extended as bag we a for her Christmas" 'Merry departed submitted, and for more Kathy Douglas hustle out Dyke. thoughts, stories and spirit that we hardly But, be it as it may, near. Respectfully memory came music, so had room we ate, a Happy and opeiersg 2)2% bustle New for The rison JANUARY 1980 MINUTES Music and Cultural Daynes new was Blvd. the setting Har- 4305 on January Drama Club's auditorium, the pleasing Side" by Sondheim, the for Center The special occasion was the second guest 3lst meeting. meeting of the year, and a very much anticipated musical performance from the University of Utah. The members and guests who attended were surprised and delighted with Ogden's new mini consisted of selections from "Side by daughter), John Rust, Rijan Johnson, appetite, with delicious President announced color scheme, and the commodious seating and stage arrangement created an atmosphere for cultural presentations. President Newton welcomed guests and members, and January's slippery roads were soon forgotten as the enterand our talented Carol Hurst tainers made their appearance, The program acted as narrator and introduced the performers. a musical review which had been presented at the Union Dinner The six talented singers who Theatre, at the University. performed were Susan Peters, Liona lirzane, Karen Hurst, (Carols and David Accompanists were Carol Hurst and Garold Whisler. Elledge. Each performer was an What a delightful evening. accomplished vocalist and actor in his own right, our Carol How lucky we are to have such members in our group included. who are not only artists, but who can make contacts for our Not only was our esthetic sense satisfied, but enjoyment. also our talents Athleen Our all who special ot AW 9) 27 refreshments. Thanks to Helen in our group. Johnsen and Myrene Van Dyke. February's contributed to a most enjoyable thanks to Hurst family. Harding, Mickey meeting and Respectfully K obhy Kathy Again, evening. b) Oa Douglas 52 Burdett, thanked And submitted, more our FEBRUARY 1980 MINUTES The Drama Club of Ogden met at the home of Portia and Kathy Douglas on the 28th of February. President Val Newton presided and called the meeting to order at 8:05. Roll call showed 20 members present and 7 excused. Minutes of the November and December meetings were read and approved. The business of the meeting consisted of the following: 1) Judy Anderson, treasurer, announced that all active members dues were paid. 2) Helen Plowgian, membership chairman, reported that there president announced to become were that an active member The suggestion five vacancies in sustaining member again (which our club (our Marie Benson wished pleased the group); the announcement reduced the vacancies to four). 3) Program chairman Sophie Richards announced that her committee had made the choice of program theme for 1980-1980 "'The Year of the Woman.'' to be studied characters). a choice of be of months change at Alice On and 4) for for housing of discussed and approved (Plays read would be dominated with woman A paper was passed around giving the Hetzels account was performing was and the illness, and announced, May Ruth hosting. the meeting Thatcher perform on the program, Athleen Johnson announced the play for the evening !'The April at 5) A note meeting Geneva was members will Petersons. not able to took charge and Boor", by Anton Cheklov. Cheklov, the Great Russian playwrite lived during 1860 to 1904. His plays and stories are characterized by what characters are feeling and thinking, rather than what they are doing. _'The Boor'' is of his plays, and a "take off'' enjoyed the the light characters by and Oo. ae >| ed a1 most rollicking life. We all humorous plot and served by visiting, the and hostesses, along with the meeting adjourned Athleen, Refreshments were good conversation and until March 2/th. one of the of country Sophie and the Beth portrayal Johnson. Respectfully submitted, | { Kathy Douglas Kolly ong oC 7 of MARCH 1980 MINUTES The Drama Club of Ogden met at the home of Sophie Richards on the 27th of March. President Val Newton called the meeting to order at 8:10 p.m. and welcomed all members. Roll call showed 18 members present and 10 excused. The minutes of meetings held January 3lst and February 28th were read and approved. The business of the evening was a report from the nominating committee. President Val read the slate of officers proposed by the committee for the year 1980-1981. President - Athleen Johnson Vice President - Fern Taylor Recording Secretary - Mickey Burdett Corresponding Secretary - Helen Plowgian Treasurer - Myrene Van Dyke Auditor - Judy Anderson Historian and Custodian - Afton Castlemain After the reading, the chairman asked if there were any nominations from the floor. There being none, a motion was made to suspend the rules and vote the officers in by acclamation, the motion was seconded and passed by the group. Fern Taylor reported that the Parlor Players new play Forever Young'' was being well received play for the evening "Once More with on April 25th (which was by audiences and making money for the club. With no more business or reports, President Val thanked Sophie for her hospitality and her committee Telitha Lindquist, Luacine Pingree and Thelma Willie. The program was introduced by Carolyn Lindsley, who gave a brief resume of the outstanding comedies of 1950-1960 and announced the Feeling.'' Those per- forming were Carolyn, Helen Harding, Portia Douglas and Kathy Douglas. The plot centered around an accentric maestro whose great love was conducting orchestras. An unusual situation and a surprised ending seemed to please the audience, or at least they did what every playwrite hopes for, that is a laugh at the right place and lines. After refreshments that were very refreshing, the President announced the next meeting at Geneva Petersons and the yONE pss 4/24 club adjourned. later changed Respectfully Kol to Alice Hetzels) submitted, Dovgl te DRAMA CLUB MINUTES -- MAY, 1980 On the evening of May 22, 1980, twenty-four women climbed the steps of a beautiful new home at 4688 Porter Avenue, rightly owned by Geneva Peterson and family. After moments of getting their breath, the monthly meeting of the Ogden Val Newton. Drama Club was called to order by President was called, and the minutes of the April meeting JoD'Ann, Chairman of the June $5.50 per plate; were Roll read and approved. Our president then called on our membership chairman, Helen Plowgian, who enthusiastically introduced our visitors of the evening and officially announced them as Drama Clubs new members: Margaret Farr, Jeanne Hall, Adelle Holbrook and Bonny King. President Val welcomed the group, and the approving smiles of members gave them an enthusiastic welcome, as very special people, now belonging to a very special group of women. date as Program 12 noon; three Breakfast, announced the take to the /th of June; the Country Club as the place; - by the Parlor Players, at 11:00; luncheon at cost guests. Reservations and attendance. No members could names of member missed guests to up Portia Douglas by June 2nd. May being our last regular meeting of the 1979-80 year, annual reports were the next order of business. In brief: recording secretary, Kathy Douglas reported 2 members 1004 two unexcused meeting. Six regular guests nights, Christmas Party, and up. more meetings held, June Breakfast than two coming Luacene Pingree, Corresponding secretary, reported all members and sustaining members received year books. Written invitations were sent to sustaining members for the Christmas Party and June Breakfast. Judy present Anderson gave the treasurer report date) Club has balance of $338.68. (up to the Program Chairman Sophie Richards announced that program for year 1980-81 was complete and that the the yearbook sent death. was at the printers. Our President urged everyone to study the year book and make note of assignments. Carol Hurst, Courtesy Chairman, reported that cards had been sent to ill members. That the club took care of flowers at Myra Froerer's funeral service and a gift was to Marie Benson at the time of her husband's continued minutes 1980, May, report will be given at announced that the play ‘Ever The President's Fern Taylor Breakfast. the June Young’ will open for bookings after the June Breakfast. President Val read a letter from Carolyn Lindsley referring to Ogdens Beautification Project, and to be be aware of Art Ogden's and Activities, be supportive of them. With the business completed, Val thanked Geneva for her hospitality and the use of her beautiful home and announced that the hostesses were Helen Plowgain, Myrene VanDyke, She then asked Luacene to explain the and Hazel Robertson. to our new theme of the years program and procedure, members. The play for the evening, Rooms "Six River View by Mr. Randal was born in Bob Randal was then presented. He had planned to become a doctor. New York City in 1937. While waiting to be accepted in a medical school, he realized he didn't want a doctor to be much to the disappointment of his became interested in acting along Medicine's loss was View" was his first the theatre fill length and family. with his gain. play, started writing, He left home writing. ‘Six Rooms River and was acclaimed Comedy writing is his speciality. best play of 1972-73. Assisting Luacene in the presentation was Judy AnderTheir portrayal son as Paul and Mickey Burdett as Ann. was delightful. Meeting adjourned, and after goodbyes and a tour of Geneva's home, we descended to go our various ways. and Meetings held during year: planning meeting regular meetings guest A. No at City, Lake Salt in - August C. June - Breakfast Christmas Party Average May in Barbara Scowcrofts (Russets entertained) January - musical at Dayne's Music B. 1 events: October and monthly Luacine Country more than two unexcused Pingree and Kathy Douglas 20 Company Club the ( with attendance meeting. had one at per June) 1980 MAY SECRETARY RECORDING - REPORT ANNUAL of exception absents. has every attended meeting. Piers Ardis sustaining requested Marie Benson has requested beginning the new year. to The club regrets the loss of Southwick and Myra Froerer. At the May meeting, Bonnie four welcome and Adelle Holbrook. New Policy Motion be sent to those Minutes for all of the previous years two member active Janet members, members introduced. were Farr, ‘A statement will these meetings are enclosed in the Minute Book. with Hall, Jeannie #21 was who an become Margaret King, We new status. have passed: not paid dues January by 1." f f* 2 : Ji | j V4 bd “. (768) ? ¢/ DRAMA "What Then When And is so CLUB rare MINUTES as a day -- JUNE, in June if ever come perfect daysHeaven and earth seem to be over the earth the 1980 warm in sun tune, lays." On June 7, 1980, 67 Drama Club members and their guests met at the Ogden Country Club for the Annual June Breakfast. But that June day marked a day of change; the ladies after greeting the hostesses, seated themselves for the program instead of the traditional breakfast. After a brief welcome, our President introduced JoD'Ann Dance, who announced the program, Bonnie King and Afton Castlemain. Music set the stage and the mood, and the audience was whisked the five "Love is ladies were an antidote away to the Pornciana Hotel in Palm Beach. The time was after dinner and the distinguished lady guests of the hotel gathered themselves in the Lobby for a bit of gossip and feminine flutter. Relating stories of love, broken hearts and frustrations. Even though eye glasses, falsies, canes and the affirmaries of age were much in evidence, Mickey Lindquist, Burdett, Luacene director Fern you great. were at heart and (try it). "Ever Young,’ for all ills" Harding, did themselves Pingree Taylor, (the Johnson, Athleen Helen ladies proved with a past) that Telitha and Congratulations, proud. Every member in the audience became part of play as they thought of the past, felt an emotional uplift, and years younger, as they made themselves ready for the luncheon, The dining room looked like a huge flower garden, homegrown flowers daintily arranged, formed the centerpieces with a pink backbround of "Twentieth Century table cloths. Comedy) and At each member's club place were hand made various colored stained glass tulips that stood on place cards (the clever handwork of our president's It was most evident that the theme husband, Dr. John Newton). of the day was Flowers and Love. Our President again welcomed all present and had each member introduce their guests. After the luncheon, she announced the Clubs theme for the past year which was gave a resume of the plays presented at our monthly meetings. Although we studied comedies the past year, tragedy made its appearance, by taking two of our dear club members, Myra Froerer and Janet Southwick. Tributes of love and friendship were paid them by Fern Taylor and Barbara Scowcroft. June, 1980, minutes continued President Val expressed her appreciation for her office and officers and thanked the entire membership for their support. She likened each of her officers to one of the flowers in the centerpieces, each different, yet beautiful. She referred to the flower favors and said tulips can't tell everything, so she couldn't say all she would like to say about club members. But to tip-toe through the tulips today. She thanked Fern Taylor and the Parlor Players for their program and their years activity. Also Fern for the beautiful centerpieces from her garden, and the committee in charge of the day: JoD' Ann Dance, Chairman, Mickey Burdett, Judy Anderson, Portia and Kathy Douglas. She then turned her gavel to the in-coming president, Athlene Johnson. Athlene accepted her office by presenting a silver engraved bon bon dish to our out-going president, the traditional gift of appreciation and love. She paid tribute to Val saying she had given a five star performance with many curtain calls. She then introduced the officers for 1980-81: Vice President, Fern Taylor; Recording Secretary, Mickey Burdett; Corresponding Secretary, Helen Plowgian; Treasurer, Auditor, Judy Anderson; Historian, Custodian, Afton Castlemain. She then adjourned the group with best wishes for a pleasant and sunny summer.