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Message froM The guilds Co-ChairMen

Welcome back to everyone! We hope all of you had a wonderful summer and are ready to have some fun with The Guilds. Some of you worked very hard during the summer holding fundraisers, attending workshops and planning for the coming year. Now we are looking forward for everyone to “Catch the Spirit,” our theme for this year. This theme will surely inspire all of us to continue to introduce the arts and the Center to our families, friends, neighborhoods, schools and communities.

An important event that occurred during the summer was “Summer At The Center.” Always heartwarming, it featured forty-three at-risk youths who attended a two-week learning experience, culminating with their spectacular final performances. This is an event that changes lives and one that The Guilds enthusiastically embraces and supports. We should be very proud of what we help make possible.

We have already experienced a fabulous Membership Conference on October 8th in the lobby of the Concert Hall. Many thanks go to Co-Chairmen Carol Hunter and Mary Shebell as well as their outstanding committee. It was an inspiring day featuring Jason Holland, Vice President, Community Engagement and Alaine Haubert, Principal, American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. We also heard from Talena Mara, Vice President, Education and Judy Morr, Executive Vice President. But the inspiration did not stop there: we were treated to “I Dreamed a Dream,” sung by Kyla Stone, a Six Days of Broadway alumna. Following that we had two artists of Disney’s The Lion King: puppeteer, Michael Reilly with his bird Zazu and puppet supervisor, Drew Hirschfield with the puppet Mufasa. A fabulous brunch was also served. So if you did not attend this year, put it on your calendar for next Fall.

We are so pleased to share with you that the new Pas de Deux chapter started with an organizational meeting on October 19. At this meeting, Whitney Kofford, Gillespie School of Dance Administrator, was our guest speaker and gave us an overview of the School. The purpose of this chapter is to help raise funds for the new American Ballet Theater William J. Gillespie School

of Dance at Segerstrom Center for the Arts, particularly its scholarship program. The School started with 187 students ranging from 3 to 14 years of age. What a fabulous addition to the Center and The Guilds!

The Guilds’ first ever social media event is underway and started on September12 and concluding at 8:00 am on November 12. We have five Dream Catchers representing The Guilds during this non-event, and all will enter Disneyland at 7:00 am on November 12 and ride the carousel. We have been given this opportunity by Festival of Children’s

Foundation and Sandy Segerstrom-Daniels. We are one of 43 organizations participating, and we will receive 100% of all funds we raise. So if you have not yet donated to this event, please contact Marilyn McCorkle, our team leader, or Eileen Cirillo, Gail Daniels, Marjorie Gorum or Christina Rice. We are extremely excited about this wonderful opportunity. You can help us raise money, never leaving your home or going to a meeting. Any donation is gratefully accepted.

Plans are underway for The Guilds 2016 Annual Spring Celebration “Celebrate Creativity” which will occur on April 1 at the Island Hotel, Newport Beach. This year the event will have a beach theme with the tag line “Catch Our Wave.” It is such fun to work on this event, and now is the time to sign up. Contact Special Events Chairman, Marilyn McCorkle to volunteer on a committee.

Thank you, to the entire membership for all of your outstanding accomplishments. We feel honored to work with such a dedicated group of people and look forward to a fantastic year. Please feel free to contact either of us with questions or comments: marlar4@cox.net (949) 497-8549 or gabssb@sbcglobal.net (714) 974-9127.

Sincerely,

Sandy Bass & Marjorie GorumSandy Bass & Marjorie Gorum

Dear Valued Guilds Member:

Fall I 2015

Sandy Bass & Marjorie Gorum, Co-Chairmen

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Dear Friends,

It is always a pleasure to greet members of The Guilds and to welcome new members to the Segerstrom Center family.

Our 30th season is well underway, and I hope you have already enjoyed many performances. Center audiences were thrilled by the West Coast premiere of a spectacularly danced production of Raymonda, featuring the legendary Mariinsky Ballet and Orchestra. Disney’s The Lion King was a smash hit, playing to packed houses and entertaining entire families. We also created a festival atmosphere to complement our new Latin Jazz Weekend. There were many performances in the concert hall and three evenings of free community parties on the plaza with music, dancing, food trucks and lively crowds. Of course, there is much more to come, and I look forward to welcoming you often as the season continues.

Our American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School is in full swing. Classes for the first 36-week program began in September. I’m happy to report that enrollment has exceeded our expectations – we now have 187 young dancers attending classes. We’ve also added three weekday morning classes for adults taught by the school’s principal, Alaine Haubert, which are proving to be very popular. A special thank you, to Pas de Deux Chapter for adopting the School as your special project and raising funds for scholarships. These scholarships will ensure that this world class training program is accessible to as many children as possible from communities across Orange County.

I hope you have all read about the Center’s important new initiatives: the Center for Dance and Innovation, Center Without Boundaries, and the dramatic transformation of our plaza made possible by a generous gift from Julia and George Argyros. The Plaza will soon become an attractive and welcoming public gathering place with many new audience amenities and free performances and events throughout the year. Our goal is for the Julianne and George Arygros Plaza to become an irresistible new community town square, a place to enjoy with your families, friends and visitors to Orange County.

These bold initiatives will help the Center reach its full potential to present thrilling performances and invaluable education programs while effectively engaging all of the wonderfully diverse communities of Orange County. This important new role for the Center as a cultural and educational as well as a civic resource for the entire county is at the heart of the vital future we all seek for the Center.

Please accept my sincere appreciation for your continuous work on behalf of the Center. Your commitment has enabled us to grow, to become a leader in the performing arts world and to make important and lasting contributions to the Orange County community.

Sincerely,

President

Message froM segersTroM CenTer for The arTs

Terrence W. Dwyer

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Lively Duplicate Bridge games are held the fourth Sunday evening at private homes and the first Wednesday mid-day at the Yorba Linda Country Club. Members of the Arthur Fiedler Chapter clear their calendars to participate in seriously competitive games and enjoy good natured comradery at each event.

Arthur Fiedler

On October 1, 10 members had lunch at Yves Bistro in Anaheim Hills. On Thursday, December 3, we will have our major fundraiser at Summit House in Fullerton. The venue will be beautifully decorated for the holidays. There will be a silent auction, Chinese auction and raffle. We will be entertained by Clarissa Lecce Venanzi who won Tomorrow Stars. No holiday party would be complete without Santa! Please join us.

Arturo Toscanini

New and returning members gathered over lunch and renewed friendships at the Bayside restaurant in Newport Beach. The “Fun for Lunch Bunch” will meet in October at Darya Restaurant in Orange to enjoy Persian cuisine. Perhaps the Halloween revelers will show up in costume that day!

Alla Gitana

Hostesses Carol Klein, Karen Near, Linda Huckaby and Barbara Evans greet guests and offer tickets for raffle prizes.

New member Gladys Kempe is welcomed to the group by membership chairman Karen Jackman.

Margie Lightfoot is the proud recipient of a lovely fall wreath.

Santa at our 2014 luncheon.

Mary Singer, Joe Takacs, Barbara Benson, Marie Takacs and Doris Muschek ready to enjoy refreshments and Bridge at the annual membership event held at the Benson home.

Mary Ann Koster, Marie Takacs, and Eleth Fields just before beginning an evening of Duplicate Bridge.

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around The CirCuiTFall was definitely in the air September 15, as we began our new fundraising year with a “rainy” Garden Party Luncheon at the lovely home of Linda Runyan. Fifty members and guests enjoyed hearing Tim Dunn share on his contributions as the Center’s Director of Public Relations, as well as highlights from his career. We were pleased to have Sandy Bass and Marjorie Gorum, The

Guilds Co-Chairmen, join us for this Back Together Again social. Chairman Judy Kelley and Programs Chair, Linda Miller highlighted some of the planned events for another exciting year of “Let the Party Go On...and On!” By noon, the sun was shining again! Our next event will be October 20 at Antonello’s Ristorante for lunch and a performance by Cheryl Gates, violist with the Pacific Symphony Orchestra. We are all looking forward to another successful, fun year.

Beverly Sills

Cabaret celebrated the end of summer with a fabulous summer party, hosted by Joan Hill, at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. There was a splendid barbeque and Duffy Boat rides in Newport Harbor for members and friends, which made the day special. Another spectacular event was “A Day at the Races” arranged and coordinated by Barbara Jacobson. Members and guests dined and watched the

thoroughbred horses from the Vessels Club at the Los Alamitos racetrack. Whether winning or losing, everyone really enjoyed the day. A Happy Hour at the Solita Restaurant in Huntington Beach brought out new members, and the Savannah Chop House in Laguna Niguel was a perfect setting for our Frugal Gourmet with excellent food, music and camaraderie for members and guests. Cabaret members now look forward to another superb Holiday Party, while watching the Newport Harbor Boat Parade. Come join us on December 20th!

Cabaret

Gerrie Goodreau and Marilyn McCorkle with speaker Tim Dunn, Director of Public Relations at SCFTA.

Members and guests enjoying an outdoor lunch as the sun comes out!

Hostess Linda Runyan in the backyard of her San Juan Capistrano home.

Cabaret Summer Party: members and guests at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.

Tom Lemire and Char Garon at the Savannah Chop House.

Mary Lou Buck, Barbara Jacobson and Joan Hill at the Savannah Chop House.

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around The CirCuiTBetty Bennett and Ruth Casteel hosted our first meeting at the beautiful home of Betty Bennett on September 2. Nora Jorgensen-Johnson arranged for mezzo soprano Diane Elias to sing for our members and guests before a wonderful lunch on the patio overlooking the bay. In November Camelot is planning a tour of the Broad Museum in Los Angeles.

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Nora Jorgensen-Johnson and Kay Fukunaga. Cheryl Carlson, Rilla Ford, and Veneta Moreno. Ruth Casteel and Betty Bennett.

Carmen Chapter began their fall season with a wonderful harbor cruise and lunch at Harborside Restaurant in Balboa! What a treat to see all of the sea lions enjoying the sun! Our fall membership meeting was incorporated into the Catch the Spirit Fall Membership Conference for all The Guilds’ chapters. Carmen chapter had three full tables with 11 guests! Our November meeting will be a tour of Sherman Gardens and a

lovely lunch at Café Jardin. We are also very proud of the success of our new fundraising idea. We have sold almost all of the 200+ cookbooks!

Carmen

Carmen Chapter at the Harbor. Terry Hagan and Eileen Cirillo at the Fall Membership Conference.

Pat Faust, Membership Chair and Angela Anderson.

The Carmen Dragon Chapter held its 2015 new member dinner at Renata’s Cafe Italiano in Orange on Oct. 20th. Members and guests enjoyed a presentation by guest speaker Julia Foster from the Segerstrom Center. Carmen Dragon

Left to right: Nancy Kernan, Julia Foster, Alane Snow.

Carol Mercer and Karen Marie Buffington. Left to right: Mike Costa, Mikki Costa, Ginny Williams.

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Crescendo members and guests filled the auditorium at the Bowers Museum to welcome Debby Boone as our celebrity. We were entertained and charmed by her life story which included many video clips and pictures of her growing up in her famous musical family. A very special treat was her live performance of “You Light up My Life” which brought the house down. Our next celebrity will feature

Musician and UCLA Professor David Ravetch who will share his topic “Classical Music is Everywhere” on Thursday, November 12. For tickets and information contact Mary Staton at 714/544-5549.

Crescendo

Debby Boone singing “You Light up My Life”. New Crescendo members gather on stage after the program.

President Kaysene Miller greets Debby after her performance.

Debussy had an eventful summer. On July 4, Sandy and Ara Hovanesian hosted their annual Debussy fundraiser at their beautiful home. Guests were treated to a fabulous dinner and three firework shows. In September Debussy members and their guests attended a charity Polo Match in Del Mar, thanks to Debussy Patron member Martha Lydick who arranged the event. In October Debussy members had their

own table at The Guilds Annual Conference at the Segerstrom Center. In November Debussy will have a Fashion Boutique Event. In December Debussy will have its Annual Holiday Luncheon at Five Crown in Corona del Mar.

Debussy

Mary FitzGerald and Sandy Hovanesian at the Debussy July 4th fundraiser.

Debussy Members and their friends at the Polo Event.

Left to right, Kay Fukanaga, Mary FitzGerald, Lola Brown, Martha Lydick, Sandy Hovanesian and Marjorie Gorum at the Debussy Polo Event.

Center Stage Chapter 2014-2015 year was very successful. A big thank you to our dedicated Fundraisers and Program committees and our supporting members. We finished the 2014-2015 year with a back yard barbeque and entertainment by Jo Ann Kurman, Singer and Guitarist. Over 40 members and friends attended the celebration. For the barbeque, the menu included:

Appetizers (Guacamole, Salsa and Tortilla Chips), Mixed Grill (Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Corn on the Cob, Baked Beans, and Garlic Bread and Salad). Dessert (members made their own Sundaes). The hosted bar included margaritas, martinis as well as wine. During the summer Center Stage members attended Pageants of the Masters and a Neil Diamond Concert at San Juan Capistrano. Our for 2015-2016 year began with a Tory Burch In Store Event at South Coast Plaza, an Armstrong Garden lecture at Halle Whelen’s house which was fabulous, and a Bingo party at Louise Costa’s.

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Jeanne and Paul Curry, Ed Cady as bartender. Cheryl Carlson and Roy Smoker dancing at the BBQ.Sitting in front, Pat Faust, Louise Costa, standing Ed Luedke, Halle Whelen, in background 2 guests.

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around The CirCuiTaround The CirCuiTFlying Dutchman Chapter members and guests gathered in late September for an elegant evening in the waterside home of Dorothy and Boris Ralphs, who hosted the annual fall fundraiser. They enjoyed an unusual and delightful custom cooked pasta dinner, cooking up each guest’s selection of toppings and pasta. The evening weather cooperated wonderfully

and the balmy breezes were perfect for the festive atmosphere. Guests mingled and enjoyed the strings of a guitarist who serenaded them till the stars appeared. Dorothy and Boris were generous hosts and the chapter members enjoyed an evening to remember.

Flying Dutchman

From left, Chair Judy Ross; hostess and Way and Means Committee Chair Dorothy Ralphs; and treasurer Merle McCormick, who consistently tallies the accounts with impeccable precision.

Supporting the work of The Guilds are the Flying Dutchman team of participants at the Leadership conference. From left, are past Chairman of Flying Dutchman Carol Kirkwood, Marcia Kay Radelet, Mary Shebell, and current Chairman Judy Ross.

Enjoying a balmy evening and delightful appetizers are members and guests of Flying Dutchman from left, Mim Strickler, Joan Foote, Marcia Kay Radelet, and Cathy Thomas McCullough.

From the Wings started the new season with a Get-Together at Don Jose’s in Laguna Hills for drinks and appetizers/dinner on September 15. At our New Member Tea on September 30, we enjoyed the delectable finger sandwiches and sweets catered by Jolanda’s and most members fancied their favorite hat. Thirty-one members and guests visited L.A. County

Art Museum October 15, focusing on the special exhibit of architectural drawings and exciting 3-D models by the famous architect Frank Gehry. We are looking forward to our popular Boutique on November 14 and to our annual Holiday luncheon and entertaining gift exchange at El Adobe in San Juan Capistrano on December 9.

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Irving Berlin Chapter began this year with sadness due to the recent loss of two dear members - Charter member Ellen Cooley and Carla Thommen. Our membership gets lower each year but the enthusiasm still escalates all in great, exciting meetings. We are preparing for our yearly Christmas fundraiser held at Talega Country Club on the first Tuesday of December with entertainment by

San Clemente High School’s choral group, The Madrigals. COME JOIN US!

Irving Berlin

On left, Marie Biba, and 3rd from left, Gail Berra, Co-Chairmen, are joined by Bethany Umbach, Manager Education Programs and Alex Jones, Director of Education Programs at SCFTA.

Front from left, Pat Ellis, Pat Lanning, Geri VanDerZanden; Back from left, Mariann McNaughton, Carol Callahan and Liz Gibilisco.

Helene Keeley, holding her gift certificate prize for best hat at the September Membership Tea.

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Chairman, Ilana Richmond, hosted an old/new board luncheon at her home in July. Delicious Chinese cuisine was served and gifts presented to all on the board. Our first fundraiser, “The Placido Round-up”, was held in September in the lovely backyard of Carole and Gordon Hicks. BBQ Tri Tip along with all the fixings was served. We were entertained

by Jan Mendez who played the guitar and sang Country Western songs. Everyone joined in for sing along and a few tried their dancing feet out on line dancing. Despite the warm evening, everyone had a good time and the fundraiser was a success.

Placido Domingo

The Mozart Chapter held our October meeting at El Niguel Country Club. Marla Jo Fisher, staff columnist for the Orange County Register entertained us with her experiences as a writer and mother. Her two adopted teen age children, Curly Girl and Cheetah Boy are the usual subjects of her hilarious column. She is also a world traveler.

Mozart

From left to right; Chairman Barbara Biniasz-Gladden, Marla Jo Fisher and Recording Secretary Debbie Garnreiter.

Board members pose for a picture at the luncheon hosted by Ilana Richmond.

Sandy Georgi, Ilana Richmond, and guitarist, Jan Mendez, were festive in their Country Western attire.

Eloise Neely with guest, Harvey, left, enjoyed dinner with Jan and Rolf Mendez.

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Richard Rodgers launched its 2015-16 season with our membership luncheon on September 9. We welcomed guest speaker Laurie Barber from the Segerstrom Center, as well as The Guilds Co-Chairmen Marjorie Gorum and Membership Chairman Carol Hunter. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our members and our Membership Chairman

Betty Jean Bowers, we gained 11 new members for our chapter. On October 9 we held our “Welcome Fall” luncheon at the Salt Creek Grille in Dana Point. Five of our new members introduced themselves. In turn, we introduced six of our former Chapter Chairmen, thanking them for all their efforts on behalf of Richard Rodgers. We were entranced by Jim Long’s program “Range of Light,” a visual and musical work of art featuring the Sierra Nevada range in its many moods. One of our guests was so impressed with the entire event that she became our 12th new member this season. In November we are off to Marie Callender’s Restaurant in San Juan Capistrano for our annual Toys for Tots gathering and another unique program to delight our members and guests.

Richard Rodgers

(seated) Carol Hunter, Laurie Barber, Marjorie Gorum, (standing) left, Isabel Messinger and Adele Sarkissian.

Welcome new members: (seated) Angie Karlson, Membership Chairman Betty Jean Bowers, Treasurer Julie Olsen; (standing) Karin Mau, Christine Sinatra, and Marilyn Smith.

Richard Rodgers Chairmen: (seated) Eileen Mauch, Kay Gertz, Vicki Wallin; (standing) Adele Sarkissian, Isabel Messinger, Shirley Olsen, Mary Thies.

South Pacific Members of South Pacific Chapter enjoyed the opening season 2015-2016 at Big Canyon Country Club. In August, Helen Timpe, Chair, hosted Summer Fun which was a bridge luncheon at her lovely residence for members who joined and/or paid their dues early. South Pacific welcomes men and women who play bridge to join its chapter in support of SCFTA. We meet once a month on

the third Monday at Big Canyon Country Club for lunch and bridge. Our wonderful Holiday Event is coming up as well as the annual Toys for Tots.

Meet our board Monica Timpe, Recording Secretary; Mary Louise Mancillas, 2nd Vice Chair Ways & Means; Lillian Singelyn also 2nd Vice Chair Ways & Means and Corresponding Secretary; Helen Timpe, Chairman; Linda Schneider, 1st Vice Chair Membership; Valarie Hampton, Telephone, and Carol Pangburn, Treasurer. Not shown are Pamela Nolan and Carla Vlick, Non-event Events and Susie Gallagher, Parliamentarian.

Stage Door held their annual membership party on September 13th at the Irvine University Parkside Club House. We welcome new members and encourage our current members to invite their friends to join us! Please contact Irene Iverson, Chair, email at dii2537@aol.com to join Stage Door.

Stage Door

From left, Gail Daniels, Marty Olds, Diane Howe & Lacy Walker.

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The Guilds of SCFTA The Guilds had a very successful fundraiser at Tory Burch, South Coast Plaza, on September 30. Organized by Carol Hunter and Mary Shebell. Many came, ALL shopped and ALL had fun!

Terry Thacker, Marilyn Schwartz, Carol Kirkwood & Marjorie Gorum taking a break from shoe shopping.

Marjorie Gorum, Sharon Algeo, Judy Kelley, Sandy Bass & Karen Fullerton having fun at Tory Burch!

Carol Hunter, Mary Shebell & Patty Lance styling with Tory Burch sunglasses!

Please join The Guilds in giving to children in need this holiday season through the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots™ Program.

Remember that, because ofyour generosity, many children will have smiles on their faces Christmas morning.

Guilds members may bring new, unwrapped toys to the Center on the above days. Park in the Carriage Circle and come to the Lobby. No stuffed animals please.

Participating Chapters will be recognized in The Circuit. The Chapter with the most donated toys will received The Guilds’ traveling Toy Drive Award.

Each Guild member, donating toys, will receive a ticket for a chance to win four tickets to the December 10, 2015, West Coast premiere of American Ballet Theatre’s The Nutcracker, a true holiday favorite.

The Guilds of the Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Annual Holiday Toy DriveDecember 7 and 8 – 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Segerstrom Hall Lobby

For information, contact: Toy Drive Chair

Linda Bourne, lrb23865@hotmail.com or 949 643-3542

Executive CommitteeCo-Chairmen Sandy Bass, 714-974-9127 (h) 714-290-8010 (c) Marjorie Gorum, 949-497-8549 (h) 714-322-0567 (c)

First Vice Chairman, Membership Carol Hunter, 714) 434-1155

Second Vice Chairman, Ways & Means Sandra Hovanesian 949-376-5135

Third Vice Co- Chairmen, Special Events Marilyn McCorkle, 949-366-1076 Susan Dobak 714-602-8557

Recording Secretary Susan Kinkade, 714-545-2114

Corresponding Secretary Karen Fullerton, 949-837-6845

Treasurer Tony Shloss, 949-733-2034

Public Relations Jane King, 949-733-2034

Parliamentarian Gail Daniels, 949-854-0510

Appointed Board PositionsAnnual ConferenceMary Shebell, 714-840-3643 Carol Hunter, 714-434-1155

Roster Sandy Georgi, 714-639-7719

Website Louise Costa, 949-675-2444

Informally Yours B.J. Van Alstine, 949-837-1546

Program Sharon Algeo, 714-637-5338

Circuit Editor, Betty Batenburg, 949-707-5407

Performing Arts Juniors (PAJ), Michela Engle, 714-964-4950

By-Laws, Terry Thacker, 949-855-4850

Children at the Center, Eileen Cirillo, 714-444-2205

Historian, Bonnie Wheeler, 949-831-7271

Toy Drive, Linda Bourne, 949-643-3542

THE GUILDS OF SEGERSTROM CENTER FOR THE ARTS 2015–2016

Area Guilds ChairmenCentral CountyBarbara Benson, 714-538-7049

Huntington Harbor Carol Kirkwood, 714-840-0553

Laguna Area Millie Robbins, 949-448-8467

Newport Harbor Kay Fukunaga, 714-969-5112

North Central Nancy Tutor, 714-997-1217

South County Isabel Messinger, 949-859-0967

West County Marty Olds, 949-720-9111

To all Guilds members who regularly attend The Guilds monthly meetings:RSVP to Karen Fullerton at d5bears@cox.net if you are unable to attend.

Thank you, Karen Fullerton, Corresponding Secretary

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