2010 COMMITTEE REPOR TS
2010 EVENT COMMITTEE REPORTS BALLADEERS COMMITTEE
MAC’s classic glee club has reached two significant milestones: the 70th anniversary of the group’s founding, and the 35th consecu- tive year of Dr. Roger Doyle’s tenure as director.
W In January, the “Men of Multnomah”
entertained members with a 70th anniver- sary concert in celebration of this history, and as a special tribute to Doyle, who is retiring. His contribution to the Balladeers has been immeasurable, and he is largely
ith the start of this year,
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responsible for the group becoming the legacy it is today. The concert featured many Balladeer alumni, notably Doug Cooley, who not only led the program but has been instrumental in its success as he has taken the reigns as interim director. In 2010, the Balladeers continued their strong tradition of community outreach as MAC ambassadors. In addition to performing for various audiences both in and out of the club, the group coordi- nated another successful Brothers Sing On concert, featuring area men’s choirs ranging from high school on up. Participation continues strong as we added several new voices during the past year: John Wykoff at baritone, Doug White at second tenor, and Richard Springer
t was another successful year for the Culture and Style Committee, meeting our goal to bring unique and educational social events to the club.
In April we learned “How to Work a Room” with etiquette expert Melanie Perko, who showed us how to
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at tenor. Sadly, in September we lost Ed Caldwell, but we celebrate his contributions and are honored that he chose to spend his final years with us in song.
Thanks go to the Balladeers Committee for their passionate service; our esteemed director, Doyle; our invaluable interim director, Cooley; and our incomparable accompanist, Paul Nelsen. Special thanks go as well to Karl Wetzel for organizing the anniversary concert; Dennis Muir for his tireless administrative work; and our Member Services liaison, Abby DenUyl, for bringing everything together. Committee members were Dick Allen, Spencer Snow, John Gould, Stan West, Muir, Bill Dugan and Dan Scribner. WM
and fascinating stories of Loomis’ travels around the world. October was a month to “Restyle your Space,” with Portland inte- rior designer Karol Niemi, who showed us how to refresh a room using already- existing items. Chris Tsefalas, one of the world’s 200
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behave gracefully in business and social settings. To help members get ready for summer, the Lille Boutique presented the Malia Mills swimsuit fashion show. Chef and author Susan Herrmann Loomis shared recipes from her book, Nuts in the Kitchen, in August. Members were treated to a cooking demonstration
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Geisen. We welcome new coaches Laurel Miller and Wendy Baker.
I wish to thank the members of the
2010 Volleyball Committee for their service. They include Steven Gann, David Harding, Dick Keil, Lynda Anderson, Marilyn Whitaker, Lee Whitaker,
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“noses” and owner of The Perfume House, joined us in November to share the history of perfume. The two-day, annual Holiday Fashion Show in December showcased an array of styles from some of Portland’s finest high-end boutiques and local designers. Mark Bitterman of The Meadow educated us in January about the world’s most essential mineral, salt, sharing infor- mation and recipes from his new book, Salted. In February, Shawn Levy of The Oregonian gave us a lesson on the ins and outs of the Academy Awards and the fasci- nating world of the Hollywood Press.
Many thanks for countless volun- teer hours and dedication goes to Annie Duden, Anne Cleve, Gina Crowder, Nancy Keith and Erika Wrenn. Special thanks and appreciation goes to Jan Jackson, Biddy Wolf, Carrie Stevens and Richard
The committee met its goal to bring unique and educational social events to the club.
Horswell from Member Events, and to Executive Chef Philippe Boulot and his staff for the amazing lunches. Thanks especially to our extraordinary Member Services liaison, Sybil Pfaff, who makes everything possible. WM
Kristen Town, Matt Palmer and Lorne Dauenhauer. I also thank our Athletic Committee liaison, Lorraine Lesher Boulton; her guidance and support of volleyball is appreciated. A huge thank you to staff members Kellie Halkinrude, Dan Baggett and Van DeKoning; they have always been extremely supportive
of our program at all levels. The junior program would not be successful without the extraordinary dedication of the parents involved. We thank you for the time and encouragement that you give both the program and the athletes. WM
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