January 1, 2010
President Jack Kerr 1622 SE HIll Road, Prineville OR 97754 541-447-1318
Vice- Pres Judy McGarvey 719 Brookdale Medford, OR 97504 541-779-8145
Sec/Treasurer Sharon Gallagher 2030 King Lane Myrtle Point, OR 97458 541-572-2742
Editor Joe Moyle 3942 South Ridge Dr., Eugene, OR 97405 541-343-5894
Membership: Mark Ratzlaff, 25701 Cochran Court, Veneta, OR 97487 541-935-8506
Contest: Lew Holt 1625 19th St. NE Salem, OR 97301 Judy McGarvey, jmcgarvey97@charter.net; Sharon Gallagher, l.sgallee@yahoo.com ; Lew Holt, lewholt@aol.com; Joe Moyle, JosephM955@aol.com; Mark Ratzlaff, mark@octoberdesign.com.
State Calendar 2010
January 9 Quarterly Meeting and Jam Emerald Park – Eugene
March 19 – 20 State Fiddle Contest – Salem
April 7-10 State Convention – Rickreall
August 11-14 OOTFA Fiddle Camp – Thousand Trails
August 14 Bob’s Huffman’s 90th birthday
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District 1
Chairman – John Northcraft 541-723-5421
Cochairman Marlon Jannuzzi 541-850-2387
Secretary and Treasure Bud Ullman 541-883-2932;
Reporters: Patti Northcraft 541-723-5421 and
Alli Swartwood, 541-882-3965
Our Christmas dinner was Sunday December 6th. In lieu of a gift exchange a donation was made to Klamath KID Center and Super Kicks. All enjoyed great music. Those who do not play instruments enjoyed a game of Chickenfoot that is played with dominoes.
The Schedule for the Month of January will be as follows,
3rd Shasta Community Center, Regular Meeting Potluck and Jam 12:00 to 4:00
5th Plum Ridge 10:30 to 11:30 then Crystal Terrace 12:30 to 1:30
10th Shasta Community Center Senior dance and Jam Finger foods
16th Chemult music at fire hall after dog sled races. 1:00 to 6:00
21st Shasta View Care Center 1:30 to 2:30 then Linkville House 3:00 to 4:00
Practice every Saturday at Luther Square unless something else is going on1:30 to 4:00 No practice January 16th.
Birthdays for January will be Johnny Rodgers and Phil Fry
Anniversaries for January none listed if I missed yours please let me know so I can get you on my List.
Hope all had a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and 2010 will be filled with good health, good memories, music & much LAUGHTER!
District 1 Reporters: Ali Swartwood & Patti Northcraft
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District 1E
Chairman: Larry McLain 541-947-2448
Vice-Chair: Bev Perry 541-947-2334
Sec.-Treasurer.: Sharilyn McLain 541- 947-4623
Eileen McLain, District 1E Reporter
Hello fiddlers and friends,
District 1E wishes you all the very best holiday season ever. Is that politically correct enough?
We didn’t have a district meeting this month, so I’m not sure exactly what’s going on gig-wise, but I’ll bet I’m safe in saying there’s not much. This is the slowest time of year……….
We played for the Sunshine Children’s Center fund raiser in December, as well as for the Holiday Fair and then a week later, the Holiday Bazaar.
Some of us played for the funeral of Ethel Parker. She and husband Bud were longtime members (audience members) of 1E and when they were both in good health, almost never missed a jam-great supporters of 1E.
Next jam will be on Jan. 2nd starting 4:00 p.m. at the Lake County Senior Center, and the next business meeting should be on Monday, Jan. 11 at 7:00 p.m. at the Lake County Senior Center.
Happy Birthday (again and again) to Ruth Grant-Couch on the 10th and Mahlon Couch on the 16th of January.
BTW, What do sheep say at Christmas time in Mexico? Fleece Navida- a- a -a -d !
See you next year ! Which reminds me-I’d better get my 2010 dues paid, or I won’t be seeing any of you! Eileen McLain
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District 3
Chairman: Ron Odegard 541-447-7395
Vice Chair: Fred Dulley 541-482-4272
Sec/Treasurer: Earlene Ervin 541-447-5451
Membership: Earlene Ervin, 6189 N.E. Wainwright Road, Prineville, OR 97754
541-447-5451
We had our regular Sunday Jam on December 6 at the Pine Forest Grange Hall. Attendance was very meager due to the severe weather conditions. Our annual Christmas Dinner and jam was a huge success. Too much good food and great music was enjoyed by all. We requested Santa Claus to show up at our Christmas dinner and he did. Pictures were taken of Santa with the kids.
Several members will be playing music at the Ochoco Assisted Living facility in Prineville at their request for the Christmas entertainment. This is free service provided as a community service.
Earline Ervin has been working hard to bring in dues for 2010. We have picked up a couple of new members in the process.
Our next scheduled jam will be on January 3rd at the Pine Forest Grange.
Happy New Year to all.
Ron Odegard District 3 reporter
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Chairman: Scott Phillips Monthly Jams:
Ph. 541-899-7139 jmp@grrtech.com
Co-chair: Cathy Frutchey 541-734-2023 Jan 2: Eagle Point Grange
Secy: Cindy McDonald 541-899-2838 Feb 6: Fruitdale Grange, Grants Pass
Treas: Carol Ferrara 541-826-8270 Mar 6: Eagle Point Grange
Membership: Lola Williams 541-560-3230
District 4 Website: www.OOTFA4.org
Roxy Ann Grange was the spot to be on a cold first Saturday in December. The turkey and ham feast with more “sides” than a fancy restaurant helped us celebrate the season with full tummies! Cathy Frutchey ably conducted the
business meeting. Ruth, Len, Marlene, and Roy were the lucky winners of the poinsettia door prizes. We had visitors Patty and Dan Casey from Oklahoma, as well as our “almost regular” visitors from Roseburg – Bob (and Jean) Hanson, Guy Kinman, and Hal (and Sharon)Thompson. Wow, they add a lot of good music to ourjams! We have a new member, Susan Haines from Alaska – and she fiddles! Welcome,Susan!
Everett Costa has been working with Andy Martin to have a twice-a-month jam atthe Great Northwest Music Company music store in Grants Pass. We’re hoping to find more musicians in Grants Pass to cover our gig requests there, and several are interested. Anyone is welcome to come and play or listen. Current schedule
is the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 6:00pm. Contact Everett or Shanna Burchell for more info.
Nine of our fiddlers turned violinist to play at the Feast of Carols OOMPA (Only Occasional Methodist Philharmonic Association) Orchestra at the Methodist Church in Medford. Also the fiddlers and several guitar players did a rousing version of “Frosty the Snowman”. We were all rewarded by the Feast of Cookies thatfollowed. By the way, do you know the difference between a violin and a fiddle?- a fiddle is a violin with friends!
We still need volunteers to fill the importantstaff positions in District 4, asour current officers are term limited to this year. Scott says they’ll be terminal in June.
As the new year approaches I guess we’re s’posed to think of those pesky
resolutions. I think I’ll just make a list of things to do – that I’ve alreadydone! Hope your holiday season is/was wonderful!
Judy McGarvey, Reporter District 4
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District 5
Chairman: Ruth Weyer 541-759-3419
Co-Chair: Pat Casey 541-756-0659
Secretary: Jolly Hibbits 541-347-2229
Treasurer: Mapril Combs 541-572-5532
Membership:Jolly Hibbits 541-347-2229
Reporter: Mary A. Weist 541-271-2463 mweist@charter.net
January
7 Oerdings, Coquille, 1:20 p.m.
Myrtle Point Care Center, 3:00 p.m.
14 Baycrest Memory Care, Coos Bay, 1:30 p.m.
Ocean Crest, Coos Bay, 3:00 p.m.
17 Monthly Jam, Winchester Bay, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
21 Heritage Place, Bandon, 1:00 p.m.
28 Life Care Center, Coos Bay, 1:30 p.m.
Hearthside, Coos Bay, 3:00 p.m.
The featured musician for December was Charles Russell who lives in Bandon when he’s not out traveling around the world on his job. His musical interest began at about the age of 9 when an elderly neighbor taught him and two brothers next door how to play the ukulele. He moved on to guitar and singing and has been doing that for many years. After graduating from the Texas Maritime academy he has worked in many parts of the world and still does and takes his music with him. His first band was the “Crude Oil Cowboys” in Singapore where he was stationed for 12 years. It wasn’t until he moved to Oregon that he found old time music and became a member of The Oregon Old Time Fiddlers.
We had a couple extra play dates that weren’t listed on the calendar for December. These were on December 3 at the Reedsport Senior Center where they reportedly enjoyed the music very much and wanted to know when we’d be back, and on December 12 at the Arts and Crafts Club Christmas potluck in Florence.
The holiday dinner, which took place before the November jam in Winchester Bay, was well attended and much enjoyed with all the usual good food and comradeship.
The next quarterly meeting will be held at Emerald Park in Eugene on January 9 and will be hosted by District 6. Let’s all go and enjoy the music, which starts at 10:00 a.m. following the board meeting at 9:00 a.m. There will be a potluck lunch at noon.
Our madam chairlady and champion huntress, Ruth Weyer, has been at it again. Last Saturday, December 12, she bagged a nice elk while hunting with a muzzle loader gun. Congratulations! Way to go, Ruth.
Bestwishes to all those with birthdays this month and may all of you not feeling up to par soon be back feeling fit as a fiddle.
Hope each of you has the best New Year ever.
Life is like a hot bath. The longer you stay in it the more wrinkled you become.
Mary A. Weist, District 5 Reporter
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District 6
Chairman: Darla Knudsen 541-998-2064
Co-Chair: Ken Luse 541-485-1077
Secretary/Treasurer: Bernie Roberts 541-689-5764
Membership: Mark Ratzlaff, 25701 Cochran Court, Veneta, OR 97487
541-935-8506
Reporter: Lynne Baran 541-343-3885, lynnebaran@yahoo.com
January 9
State Meeting and Jam Emerald Park, 1400 Lake Drive, Eugene
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
February 13
Jam and Potluck at the Crow Grange, 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A good time was had by all at the Lebanon Moose Christmas Jam. The music included quite a special performance by Willy Carter and Guy Kinman. We enjoyed having Hal and Sharon Thompson, Bob and Jean Hanson and Guy Kinman visit from Roseburg. Thanks to the Ladies of the Moose for a great dinner.
The lobby of the Hult Auditorium was filled to capacity with an enthusiastic audience Nov.19th when about 20 members of OOTFA performed for 30 minutes. The audience included dozens of dancing children.
Be sure to join us for the OOTFA State Executive quarterly meeting, potluck and jam to be held Jan. 9th at Emerald Park in Eugene. The doors will open at 8:00 a.m., the Executive Board meeting will be held at 9:00 a.m. in the main hall and the music starts at 10:00 a.m. Directions: from I-5, take the Beltline west exit to the River Road exit. Go south on River Road to Howard Ave. Turn right on Howard Ave. and then left on Lake Drive to 1400.
Congratulations to Corvallis teenagers Alex and Tatiana Hargreaves. Alex took home the title of Grand Master Fiddler at the International Bluegrass Music Fiddler Contest in Nashville, Tenn., and his sister Tatiana claimed eleventh place.
District 6 is going to be hosting a guitar and stand-up bass workshop on Feb 27th. Complete information will be in the Feb. Hoedowner. Questions? Call Darla Knudsen at 541-998-2064.
Congratulations and best wishes go out to Beth Edwards and Lloyd Anderson. They got married on December 13, 2009. They are a special couple and we are very happy for them.
Oral Robbins passed away at home Dec. 1. For many years Oral graced our meetings with his singing, guitar playing and sweet presence. He will be greatly missed and we send condolences to his family. A celebration of his life will be hosted by his family on Jan. 24 from 11:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. at the Central Grange. It will be a jam and potluck with the family providing the meat.
We also extend condolences to Joe and Leah Canaday whose son, David, passed away recently. He was 56 years old.
Maxine Bensen, a past president of OOTFA, has been ill. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Birthdays: Joe Moyle 1/1, Martha Greene 1/14, Alan Ede 1/16, Zane Coffin 1/18, Ken Spann 1/20, Cal Montgomery 1/21, John Childers 1/22, Ken White 1/22, Leah Canaday 1/26.
Anniversaries: Willie and Edna Carter 1/11
I Hope you have a wonderful New Year
Lynne Baran, District 6 Reporter
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District 7
Chairman: Randy Yearout 971-998-8227
Co-Chair: Donna Foreman 503-630-3577
Secretary/Treasurer: Ron Zabudsky 503-630-7499
Membership: Myrtle Arnold, 2941 SE Lewellyn Ave.
Troutdale, OR 97060 503-666-3529
Reporter: Gail Foster 503-977-1665 Fosterge@msn.com
Scheduler: Linda Easley 503-235-1671 LEasley406@aol.com
January 17 Gladstone Senior Center Gladstone
February 14 Tualatin Senior Center Tualatin
March 14 Lake Oswego Adult Center Lake Oswego
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year from D7. Even though the weather was chancy, we had a good good number of OOTFA members turn out for the holiday party at the Estacada Community Center. The food and the music were both wonderful and plentiful! Lots of holiday cheer all around. A number of young fiddlers were there and did a terrific job. When Tabitha Gholi played “Sunrise on the Guinea Farm”, four little “Guineas” flapped their “wings” and strutted around her. The future of fiddling in the state of Oregon is in very good hands. We can all be on the look out for potential scholarship recipients. We can do a lot to help people increase the value of their ives with music.
Be sure to save some of that holiday cheer for welcoming our newest member, Brenda Hagins from Rainier, Oregon.
Please note: Beginning in January 2010, the scheduler for District 7 will be Ron Zabudsky, 503-630-6542 or rdzinstruments@msn.com. The current scheduler has been doing it for a long time and needs a change. Ron volunteered to take it over, so “Thank you, Ron”!
Sunday January 17, 2010 we will be at the Gladstone Senior Center at 1050 Portland Avenue in Gladstone from 11:00 to 3:30-4:00. This is a fun one.
Sunday February 14, 2010 we will be at the Tualatin Senior Center at 8513 SW Tualatin Road. Celebrate Valentine’s Day and wear something red for your sweetheart!
Sunday March 14, 2010 we will be at the Lake Oswego Adult Center at 505 G Street in Lake Oswego. Since this is so near to St. Patrick’s Day, wear something green for your inner leprechaun!
Reporter, Gail Foster, District 7If you haven’t renewed for 2010, get your $20 renewal to your District membership
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January 2010
Chairman: Lew Holt 503-391-5377 lewholt@aol.com
Co-Chair: Darlene Bryant 503-362-0172 jdbryant@wvi.com
Secretary: Marie Cunningham raymar@gotsky.com
Treasurer: Wally Case 503-678-5548 CaseWB@centerytel.net
Membership: Wally Case, 12222 Fry Road NE, Aurora, OR 97002
Calendar:
January 16, Saturday Dist. 8 Jam McMinnville Sr. Center
February 20, Saturday Dist. 8 Jam McMinnville Sr. Center
Remember all the excitement and uncertainty of the turn of the century to 2000. Hardly seems like 10 years ago. Time flies!
Curly and Allison Robbers want to thank everyone who has send cards and prayers. They appreciate their friends very much. Others are on the mend too. The rest of you, Stay Healthy!
December 19th will have been our regular jam at the Adult Center in McMinnville. Hope many of you took some time off from the hectic holiday rush to have some fiddling fun.
Often we get paid to play for private groups, but we also play free as a community service for some organizations. A couple small groups played for Homeward Bound, a pet shelter program in McMinnville. We played at the thrift store that raises funds for the group. The volunteers at the store and the customers all seemed to enjoy the music. And yes, there was a pet there – a very friendly 3 legged dog.
Remember the OOTFA Quarterly meeting in Eugene on January 9th. These get togethers are a great time to meet and greet friends from other districts. See details in District 6 news.
Our regular January sign up jam is January 16th. Let’s make it a good first jam of the year. We’ll be at McMinnville Senior Center. Here’s how to get to the Senior Center. If you are traveling through McMinnville north on the main highway — after you have gone through the business district and start to go out of town, there will be a McDonald’s on the left (north side of the highway), right there you turn right (south) on to McDaniel St. to 2250 N.E. McDaniel Lane. and the Senior Center is a couple of blocks on the left. (east side). Open at 10am for setting up, informal jamming and practice. All OOTFA members welcome. We love visitors! About 10:30 Alice will conduct a “jam tunes” workshop and maybe teach a tune. You are invited to attend.
It’s time again to think about leadership for District 8. We’ll be having a meeting and electing new officers at our February 20th jam. Please consider accepting an office. We’ll need both a new chairman and co-chair, Lew and Darlene having each served for 2 years. Marie Bailey has agreed to be nominating committee chairperson. If you are interested or have suggestions, chat with her.
Quote: ‘WE is a more powerful word than I’. Together WE can make this a great year for OOTFA.
Alice Holt, reporter
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District 9
Chair: Donna Townsend 541-573-2270
Co.Chair Walt Cooper 541-573-3417
Sec./Treas./Membership: George Sahlberg 541-573-6517
Reporter: Donna Townsend townsend@mashell.com
Before we get started on a great new year coming up we need to cover some other events. On Nov.14th Joan Suther’s folks Dan and Mutsy and Dan’s brother were here from California and Janet Braymen hosted a special jam at her place so we could play music with Dan. The day after Thanksgiving Don and Wilda Toussaint of Princeton held a jam at their place as Jim was here for the holiday. Sorry I missed that jam but I was spending the holiday in Milton-Freewater with my kids.
Before our jam night at the Aspens on Dec. 11th we were invited to their Christmas potluck dinner and after the meal and the staffs visit with Santa we finished up the evening playing music.
On Sunday 13th we had our holiday jam with turkey dinner and a surprise birthday cake—–for none other than yours truly! Everyone put on name tags that read “I’m not Julia and then Mickey Enneberg presented me with a corsage with a Julia ribbon on it and said I was the birthday girl [?] I thought the occasion was for associate member Anna Sloan who was also feted with “Happy Birthday” as well as Mary Ausmus {13th} and Dennis Townsend who had a birthday on the 11th. What a wonderful surprise! Learned my sister Lynn had talked to Mickey and Mickey got with Dona Townsend and I don’t where they got the great big humorous card but they’d been collecting signatures for a while. When the poinsettia plants were given away for door prizes Andrew Dunderdale {our Jamboree soundman} was a lucky winner and gave his plant to me. A great day that I’ll remember for a long time. Thanks everyone!
Betty Chapman of Christmas Valley was a guest musician and did one of her yodeling songs, which is always a crowd pleaser. Joan Suther has missed all our holiday fun as she is off in Ecuador again. We had several new people in the crowd and learned one lady plays guitar and sings so maybe we can coax her to come join our jams. We do have fun.
In January our Aspen play date is Friday Jan. 8th at 7:00 and Ashley Manor is Monday Jan. 18th at 6:30. Our next Senior Center potluck and jam is Sunday Jan. 10th. Potluck is at 1:00 with music to follow from 2:00 until 4:00 Come join us.
Rhea Bigelow has volunteered to put together memories from past Jamborees in celebration of our 20th anniversary. Using the theme “My Fiddling Thru Time” Rhea would like pictures and short write-ups of memories from past Country Music Jamborees to be presented at the Jamboree, June 17-19, 2010. Rhea will start this project in January and complete it by April. Mail memories to Rhea at 122 SE Cessna Drive. Bend, Oregon 97702 or e-mail to Halfpintbig 58@hotmail.com. Thanks.
Looking forward to a great New Year and lots of music playing
Julia Milleson, District 9 Reporter
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District 10
Chairperson and Membership:
Jo Barnes: 541-459-4522
255 Raintree ave.
Sutherlin, OR 97479
Co-Chair: Jean Hanson 541-672-6929
Secretary: Barbara Sullivan 541-673-8981
Treasurer: Gwyn Deaton 541-839-4501
Reporter: Joyce Pickett 541-643-2995
We had a very nice Christmas potluck and jam, lots of turkey, and all the trimmings, thanks to all the people who brought the good food, and thank you to the ladies that helped cleanup afterward. We didn’t have anyone from other districts today; the roads were pretty slick. But we had enough to have a very nice jam, we played and sang lots of Christmas songs, and others. More dancers this time.
It was nice to see Margie Hastey there today, she’s feeling better now.–Doris Dilbeck is recovering from her heart surgery. Whitey Kelm is recovering from his heart surgery too, he was there to listen and visit. Hope to see Doris and Don soon. Also, Bruce Werlinger (Shannon’s dad) was there, and hereally looks good, visiting and teasing, even though he is fighting terminal cancer, it was good seeing him out.
Well, we won’t be having our meeting and jam next month, January, because of the state meeting in Eugene on the same day.
Our next MEETING, potluck and jam will be held February 13th, 2010. We’ll be electing officer’s then. It will be held at the VFW hall on 1127 NE Walnut St. in Roseburg.
Happy Anniversary and Happy Birthday to all that had them, and by the time you read this, hope everyone had a nice Christmas, and it will be a New Year. Well anyway, Happy New Year!
Joyce Pickett District 10 Reporter
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January 1, 2010
President Jack: Wow I can’t believe that 2010 is here. I didn’t think I would ever see it. I hope all of you had a wonderful Holliday season. It is surprising how time goes by.
We will be meeting in Eugene soon to get things rolling for the remainder of the fiscal year. Of utmost importance is lining up a slate of officers to guide us through the coming year. Your executive board will be looking for candidates. If you or someone you know would be interested in serving in some capacity, President, Vice President or Sec/Treasurer, please inform your District President.
Every once in a while I get a call from one of our members who wants to discuss a program or an idea that is fresh or different. Just a few days ago I got a call from Virgil Schmoe. Virgil said that he has a pretty good student violin that he would be willing to donate to a worthy student with the understanding that the person would never sell it but would retain it in good condition and donate it to someone else if they obtained another instrument or ceased to have a need for it. The next person would agree to the same terms concerning the possession.
As we talked the idea of a program called “traveling strings” surfaced. Could we set up a program to furnish instruments for all deserving students through this concept? It would be interesting to track the movement of each of these instruments through the years. Think about it.
I look forward to seeing you in Eugene. Jack, president OOTFA
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Jan. 1, 2010
Editor Emeritus
Those of you who have email know what I mean when I write, “OOTFA Updates.” For several years I have sent news to members with email telling of a death or serious illness or anything that the members might want to know. This last month I sent out several. One told of Maxine Benson, state president 1985 – 86, 1986- 87, being seriously ill in ICU. She is better now. Another OOTFA Update told of the passing of Susie Milligan. Her husband, Buck, was state president in 1984-85.
Our editor of the Hoedowner won’t have is column this month. He and his wife are in some far off distant land enjoying them selves.
Thanks to district 4 for their donation to the state fiddle contest. When ever a member passes away in District 4, they often donate $50.00 in that person’s memory.
Next August 14, 2010 will be Bob’s Huffman’s 90th birthday. Andy Jorgensen writes that “we will have the regular Bob Bash on that day. We are hoping to have at least 90 guests in attendance.” Andy wants everyone to mark it on his or her calendar and be sure to come?
Lew
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New Members to Welcome:
Jack & Bonnie Dennis, Medford
Susan & Fred Haines, Trail
Karin Olson, Bend
Judy Ness, Eugene
Brenda Hagins, Rainier
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