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In her first report to the club, new treasurer Marge Dene Taylor said the good news 1s “We have money in the bank.” She said she would get back and tell us how much after she looked at the books. She also reminded members that dues were due. It was noted that club member Tita Linquist and her husband will be honored by the Ogden Symphony and Ballet. Program chairman Marj Luke announced that scripts for most of the selected plays for the year were in. She also noted that the three new members would fill in the question marks in the various casts. Members took a few minutes to remember Athleen Johnson and Portia Douglas who recently died. Val remarked that the two ladies had once been the backbone of | the drama club. Music for the evening was provided by Martha Krebs, who was accompanied by Carol Hurst. All exclaimed afterwards at Martha’s beautiful voice. The program for the evening was “I Remember Mama,” performed by Vicki Crist, Jolene Rasch, Helen ,Plowgian, Marge Dene Taylor, Mary Halverson, Jo’D Ann Dance and Val r, who all played several roles. Their performance was delightful, and caused the audience to both laugh and cry. The evening concluded with cheese cake served by Martha Krebs, Helen Plowgian and Pat Bean. The chocolate variety was the favorite. Pat Bean Recording Secretary Hoororec Oct. 23, aco “TAP Wee DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to an exciting play I Remember Mama DATE: Thursday, September 25, 2003 TIME: 330 p.m. PLACE: Helen Plowgian’s Home ADDRESS: 1520 - 42" Street, Ogden CHAIRMAN: Helen Plowgian STUDY: Kathryn Forbes MUSIC: Martha Krebs CAST: Helen Plowgian, HOUSE: Marge Taylor, Jo D’'Ann Dance, JoLene Rausch, ‘Val Newton Helen Plowgian, Martha Krebs, Pat Bean RSVP Regrets only: DIRECTIONS: Street Vicki Crist, Mary Halverson, Helen - 399-0973, Val - 479-3307 From the corner of Harrison and 42° (Country Hills Drive), drive east. Drive past the church and turn left on Taylor. Drive past the first street and turn right on the 2” street. It is a dead end street and Helen's home has the steep driveway. Let the Plays cd begin! 4 tty ae fain Nakan neAN e eh SENG oa C e a eae ea RAis ae _ ae 4 i a Ogden Drama Club Minutes of the Oct. 23, 2003, meeting A busy night for many Drama Club members reduced attendance for the October 23 meeting to only 17 - but those who did attend were well rewarded by a delightful performance of “110 in the Shade,” performed by Hazel Robertson, Marj Luke, Cathi Magner and Janette Bischoff. Musical entertainment for the night was part of the show with Cathi and Janette trading off on singing and piano duty. Don’t spread the gossip, but Cathi got downright “raunchy” for one number. Prior to the performance, President Val Newton handled the business end of the meeting, which included a vote on the year’s budget as presented by Marge Dean Taylor. She said the club had $947.25 in the bank and that the club’s budget for the coming year is $930. The allocated expenses are identical to last year’s budget with one exception. The miscellaneous budget was increased $50. As part of the budget, donations, as usual, will be made to the Utah Musical Theatre, Eccles Community Center, the Ogden Symphony and Ballet and the annual story-telling festival, which 1s now in its eighth year. Jo’D Ann Dance made the motion to accept the budget and Marj Luke seconded it. Members unanimously said “Aye.” Val said “Good job, Marge.” And Marge said, “The bank’s open,” which was her offer to accept any as yet unpaid dues. Announcements included a plea to invite friends and husbands to guest night in November, and one from Jolene Zito, next year’s program director, for help in play selection. Jolene said a theme had not yet been picked and that for the present she just needed help from members in knowing what plays had recently been performed. The night ended with some wonderful hot mulled cider and soft, frosted pumpkin cookies. They were served by Jeanette Bischoff, who hosted the meeting at her home, with the help of Jolene and Pam Higginson. Recording Secretary Pat Bean | ~ Drama Club of Ogden Budget Information Proposed This Year - 2003-2004 Last Year - 2002-2003 Utah Musical Theatre Eccles Community Center Symphony/Ballet Story Telling $ 100 50 50 50 Utah Musical Theatre Eccles Community Center © Symphony/Ballet — Story Telling Courtesy Committee 100 Courtesy Committee Guest Night 50 50 Guest Night Christmas Party June Breakfast: Gift Christmas Party June Breakfast: Gift Favors Programs Postage : Historian (Photography) Miscellaneous | 60 50 75 125 20 100 — - $880 Favors Programs Postage Historian (Photography) Miscellaneous +~—« | $ 100 50 50 50 100 = 50 50 60 : 50 75 125 20 150 $ 930 | ea i o ERGSe in a) : ae DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to an exciting musical Sanaa: Ser Baessasce: af “110 In The Shade” DATE: TIME: PLACE: ADDRESS: Thursday, October 23, 2003 530 p.m. Janette Bischoff's Home 4700 South 1530 East, Ogden CHAIRMAN: Marjorie Luke STUDY: Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones CAST: Marjorie Luke, Janette Bischoff, HOUSE: Hazel Robertson, Kathi Magner Janette Bischoff, Jolene Zito and Pam Higginson RSVP Regrets only: Janette - 476-1928, Val - 479-3307 DIRECTIONS: From Harrison Blvd drive east on 4600 South (road south of the Dee Events Center). Turn right (south) on 1575 East. Janette’s home is a red brick home on the right (north) side of the street. Let the Plays begin! Ogden Drama Club minutes Nov. 20, 2003 Members and guests filled the house at the Community Eccles Center for a delighttul performance of “The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Town Women’s Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of Macbeth.” The play was performed by Teresa Sanderson, Mary Halverson, Marjorie Luke, Kathi Magner, Jolene Zito, Charlene Nelson and Pam Higginson. Jolene Rausch, Their delightful portrayals of inept actors kept the entire audience in stitches — and reminded some of us of hams of similar catastrophes. Following the performance, refreshments were served to members and guests, who lingered to congratulate the performer, chat with old friends and wander around the gallery to view its current exhibit. Pat Bean Recording secretary - THANKSGIVING SONG By Hilda Butler Farr Thank God for countless blessings bestowed on us each year, ‘The precious gifts to treasure which daily reappear. Thank God for every sunset, the dawning of each day, The golden flood of moonbeams, and stars which light our way. Thank God for every handclasp, for every loyal friend, And for the joy of laughter, the songs which have no end. DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN _ Invites you to November Guest Night _ Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003, 7:30 p.m. Eccles Community Art Center | — RSVP number of guests ($1) to a member of the House Committee os | _ Program: Teresa Sanderson Play: “The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Town Women’s Guild Dramatic Societies Production of Macbeth” Cast: Teresa Sanderson, Mary Halverson, Marjorie Luke, Jolene Rausch, Kathi Magner, Jolene Zito, Charlene Nelson, Pam Higginson Ogden Dec. Drawe. G Clulo 2003 a The Ogden Drama Club’s Christmas Party at the Ogden Golf and Country Club was nothing less than big success. The event was well attended and a delightful lunch was enjoyed by all. Following the meal Martha Krebs and her entire family performed “Moose in the Hoose,” which had everyone laughing. Arrangements for the party were put together by Vicki Crist -To special card conclude the program, everyone joined hands and sang “Auld Lang Syne, and took home the and charm placed at each table by Vickt. Pat Bean Recording Secretary DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to a Christmas Party Saturday, December 6, 2003 11 a.m. Ogden Golf and Country Club Program: Martha Krebs and family “Moose In The Hoose™ House: Vicki Crist, Teresa Sanderson, Kathi Magner RSVP regrets only: Vicki - 540-2125 or Val - 479-3307 Happy Holidays! BIOL A eles ho, Ogden Drama Club minutes January 22, 2004 Sixteen members gathered at the home of Colleen Gardener for a busy night of business, a guest speaker and entertainment. The meeting was conducted by President Val Newton, who noted that the club had recetved thank yous from the Ogden Symphony Ballet, the Utah Musical Theater and the Story Telling Festival for the club’s donations. And the Drama Club, she said, received a donation from The Chareya Club after being entertained by a performance of the Drama’s Club’s on-the-road show. In other business, Treasurer Marge Dean Taylor reported that all members had paid their dues in full, and there was still money in the bank. It was sadly announced that Jolene Zito had lost her father, and members of the club extended words intended to comfort her. Jolene, meanwhile, had her own announcement. She said the program committee had met - at which point she paused for the drum roll - and that a theme had been selected for the coming year. The theme will be “Things are not always as they seem,” and plays to be performed include: Charley’s Aunt, Ghosts, Playboy of the Western World, Lucky Stiff, Foreigner, Gamma Gurton’s Needle and No Exit. Announcements recognizing members included the one that Jeannie Hall had won a seat with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and that she would be going sustaining because of the time the position would require. Terersa Sanderson noted that she had a role in “Animal Farm” that 1s being presented at the Rose Wagner Theater and she asked to be excused for the next two club meetings. The final announced was made by Marj Luke, who noted that the Youth Performing Arts Center in Santa Barba has been renamed the Marj Luke center in her honor at the request of Anthony Edwards. Bruce Coen, artistic director of Utah Musical Theater, then spoke to the club about the theater’s upcoming season, which will include the presentation of “Zorro” and “Pal Joey.” The play for the night was “A Woman of No Importance,” performed by a quickly puttogether substitute cast including Marj Luke, Kera Hill, Kathi Magner and Jolene, Raus On. om Susie. Venalole At the end of the performance, we all knew that it really was the man who was of no importance Pay oer Recording Susclocy DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to: ° A Woman of No Importance\ oe id beta * . * Thursday, January 22, 2004 DATE: TIME: PLACE: ADDRESS: 7:30 p.m. olleen Gardner’s Home 5541 South 600 East CHAIRMAN: STUDY o se Marjorie Luke scar Wilde CAST: Marjorie Luke, Jeanne Hall, Kathi Magner, MOUSE: Colleen Gardner, Carol Hurst, Marj Luke Kera Hill Jolene Rausch, Susie Venable RSVP regrets only to Colleen - 479-6459 Directions: Drive south on Adam’s Avenue from Washington Blvd. You will on pass the Ogden Regional Hospital on the right and the Weber School District Assisted the left. Continue south until you have passed the Washington House Living. Turn immediately left, east (5550 South) and wind over to 600 East. 5541 South in the South Pointe Condominiums is the first condo on the left. As in their parking is limited, please carpool. I will ask neighbors if we can park traffic. blocks it iveway. Please no parking on both sides of the street, as Ogden Drama Club minutes Feb. 26, 2004 Fifteen members braved a snowstorm to gather at the home of Joyce Stillwell for the February Ogden Drama Club meeting. President Val Newton thanked members who braved the weather for their valor in attending. The low number in attendance, not only this night, but for earlier meetings, however, prompted a discussion of what the attendance requirements were for membership. A glance at the attendance record shows that one member has missed five meetings, three members have missed four meetings and seven members have missed three meetings since September. In other business it was noted that the Utah Musical Theater fund-rasing dinner would be June 11 and club members were encouraged to fill a table for the event, which would be followed by a presentation of Zorro. Tickets are $100 each. It was also announced that Athleen Johnson, Joyce Stillwell’s mom who died last June, was honored by her family, which sponsored a performance of Ballet West in her memory. The play for the night was “Ladies of the Corridor,” written by Dorothy Parker, a liberated woman before her time. Readers were Joyce Stillwell, Martha Krebs, Kera Hill and Pat Bean. Refreshments were then served before club members braved the snowy streets to get back to their homes. DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to “Cadies of the Corridor” Thursday, February 26, 2004, 7:30 p.m. Joyce Stillwell’s home, 2005 East Jennifer Drive Chairman: Joyce Stillwell Cast: Joyce Stiltwell, Martha Krebs, Pat Bean, Kera Hill House: Joyce Stillwell, Jo D’Ann Dance, Marge Dene Ti aylor RSVP regrets only: Joyce - 476-9222 or Val - 479-3307 We fave two openings for Drama Club. Robertson immediately. Directions: uth). Get your nominations to Hazel They are to be read in March. Drive east from Harrison Blvd. at light between Wendy’s and Sun Play Pools (about 5800 Drive east a block and it becomes Eastwood Bivd. Continue on Eastwood to Skyline Drive, turn 9 north a couple of blocks to Jennifer Dr. Joyce's red brick home is left at the end of the cul de sac. March 18, 2004 Ogden Drama Club minutes Val Newton conducted the meeting, which was held at Susie Venable's home with 22 members present. A discussion continued about the neumber of absentee members each month with Cathi Magner commenting that the club rescued her soul and for her attending the once a month get-together is a priority. In other business, the Standard-Examiner feature story of club memer Marjorie Luke was pointed out and Val told her the club was “very proud of you.” Diana Dunkley was welcomed back to her first meeting on the return of her status to active member again. It was also noted that Jo'd D Ann Dance was missing because she was attending a meeting in Salt Lake City to discuss the loss of arts programs in public schools. This has been an issue that has concerned the Drama Club because of its belief that art programs help children learn and benefit them for their entire lives. An announcement of the new slate of officers, to be voted on at the April meeting was presented and includes: Jo"D Ann Dance as president; Joyce Stillwell as vice president; Colleen Gardner as corresponding secretary; Hazel Robertson as recording secretary; Cathi Maner as treasurer; Marge Dean Taylor as auditor; Afton Castlemain as parlimentarian; Jolene Rasch as historian; Tita Linquist as custodian; and Val Newton as past president. The program for the night was a thought-provoking presentation of “The Children's Hour,” directed and performed by Joelene Zito, Margaret Farr, Mary Halverson, Shirlene Jacobs, Charlene Nelson, Hazel Robertson and Joyce Stillwell. Refreshments were served by Susie, Hazel and Joyce. Recording Secretary Pat Bean ‘\ DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to: “THE CHILDREN'S HOUR” Thursday, March 18, 2004 7:30 p.m. Susie Venable’s home 2664 West 6000 South, Roy, Ut Chairman: Jolene Zito Cast; Margaret Farr, Mary Halverson, Shirlene H. Jacobs, Charlene Nelson, Hazel Robertson, Susie Venable House: Susie Venable, Hazel Robertson, oyce Stillwell RSVP regrets only: Susie - 825-6756 or Val - 479-3307 Directions: Drive West on Riverdale Road until you come to the main Street of Roy (i900 West). Turn left, South, and go to 6000 South. Turn Right, West, and cross two sets of railroad tracks. Go through the light at 3500 West and Susie’s home will be on the right, North side of the street. Susie lives in a brown brick home with a burgundy door at: 3664 W. 6ooo S. April 22, 2004 Ogden Drama Club minutes April's meeting was held at the home of Vera Eccles with President Val Newton presiding. A new slate of officers was voted into office. They are: Jo"D Ann Dance as president; Joyce Stillwell as vice president; Colleen Gardner as corresponding secretary; Hazel Robertson as recording secretary; Cathi Maner as treasurer; Marge Dean Taylor as auditor; Afton Castlemain as parlimentarian; Jolene Rasch as historian; Tita Linquist as custodian; and Val Newton as past president. The program for the evening was “My Fair Lady,” chaired by Val Newton and performed by Bonnie King, Colleen Gardner, Pam Higginson, Val Newton and Hazel Robertson. The accompnast and musical coach was Afton Castlemain. It was an excellent program, enjoyed by all who attended. netesamee were Berves by vera oe ee Jacobs, amd-Geneve Peterson, who an Recording Secretary Pat Bean a Tite Meda trot an LS ns Mission. ee F OO OF OGDEN ae * Invites you to a musical: “MY FAIR LADY” Thursday, April 22, 2004 7:30 p.m. Vera Eccle’s home 1509 East 4700 South, Ogden Chairman: Val Newton Cast: Bonnie King, Colleen Gardner, Pam Higginson, Val Newton, Hazel Robertson Accompanist and musical coach: Afton Castlemain Songs: “Why Can't The English, Wouldn't It Be Loverlty?, With A Little Bit of Luck, I’m An Ordinary Man, The Rain in Spain, Just You Wait, I Could Have Danced All Night, Ascot Gavotte, On The Street Where You Live, Get Me To The Church on Time, I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face House: Vera Eccles, Shirlene Jacobs, Geneva Peterson RSVP regrets only: Vera - 479-8062 or Val - 479-3307 Directions: Drive East on 4600 South. Turn right, South, on 1575 East. Vera’s home is down the hill at the end of the street on the southeast corner of 1500 F. 4700 S., across from Janette Bischoff's home. May 27, 2004 Ogden Drama Club minutes May's meeting was held at the home of Margaret Farr with President Val Newton presiding. The club members welcomed new memer Nell Hellwell to the group, and noted a story in the newspaper on the newest member detailing her play recently performed by The Galley Players at the Eccles Community Arts Center. Member Geneva Peterson was also welcome back to the group after returning from an LDS Mission. Jo'D Ann Dance was recognized for an award she received because of her dedication to arts programs in the public schools. It was announced that Vera Eccles gas asked to go on the sustaining list for the present. Marge Dean Taylor gave the treasurer's report. After all was said and done the club ended the year with $1,610.78 in the bank. A sign up sheet for the June Breakfast was then passed around the room. The program for the night was the Silver Cord, which was promoted as a comedy. It did have its moments but by the time the performance was over, the audience had come to hate Teresa Sanderson, who played the role of the mother was wanted her two sons tied to her apron strings forever. The strong feelings toward Teresa simply emphasizes her marvelous acting skills, for which we all love her so. Other performed for the program include Myrene Van Dyke, who also was the director, and Geneva Peterson, Kera Hill, and Susie Venable. Refreshments were served by Margaret Farr, Charlene Nelson and Jolene Rausch. Recording Secretary Pat Bean | CLUB OF OGDEN — Invites you to: Thursday, May 27, 2004, _ Margaret 7:30 p.m. Farr’s home, 2876 Malan Avenue Study: Sidney Howard © Chairman: Myrene Van Dyke Cast: Geneva Peterson, Kera Hill, Teresa Sanderson, ble, Myrene Van Dyke e or aed HO; Benes SOROS ROIS ORS Monaro ‘9; LOMO eapetanes Boar ‘2 SRorosoe ees. Suaooae aoa zi$s os Soe seoen, OweOnOr OL Of Reno : is Ses DoeOrr sOnCmAORe OnOreO: 0!. So ain eceeeeks BORRIOnORMROn ORIN rioric OO eisooee Se 095 SoROeIG deraietak eerotian Boris saa Bes See Bos Jone 203 mats Bons ane BONO} OROI: gona AnainOeie ioe Sunapee Saas aes Rok OR 9} HOHorenORoS RRO RCIA OROR BeoaminnecnS PLUS Se Heneadanemsanies eee icon OL O00, ORE an aay ORO RR 7 eROE Ogden Drama Club minutes June 5, 2004 The Ogden Drama Club's excellent year of programs climaxed with a howling performance of “Nunsense” following the annual June Breakfast at the Ogden Golf and Country Club. Best of all, following a season of somewhat spotty attendance, all active members were present to enjoy the get together. President Val Newton thanked all her officers and presented members with a gift bracelet. The program for what was billed as “a funny, unpredictable surprise,” was chaired by Pam Higginson. She and her cast members, Janette Bischoff, Teresa Sanderson, Hazel Robertson and Jolene Zito, gave a delightful performance that kept the crowd constantly chuckling. The music for the program, which added greatly to the occasion, was provided by Carol Hurst. In charge of the house for the morning were Myrene Van Dyke, Afton Castlemain and Kera Hill. The 2003-04 year of activities marked the 88"-year milestone for the club, which is oldest in Ogden. Pat Bean Recording Secretary a Fe DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN a. #8 presents JUNE BREAKFAST 2004 Country Club Saturday, June 5, 2004, 11 a.M.., Ogden Golf & Lunch - $12.00 Program Chair: Pam Higginson Surprise, Bring your guests and enjoy a funny, unpredictable Accompanied by: Barry Sanderson and Doug Pierce Cast: Janette Bischoff, Pam Higginson, Teresa ne Zito Sanderson, Carol Hurst, Hazel Robertson, Jole RSVP names of quests by May 27 to: Myrene Van Dyke - 479-7697 Celebrate 88 years of DRAMA CLUB!