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Ogden, Utah, March 2010 Ladies, I look to the north when I stand on my front porch. We still have some snow in spots. On our deck I face south, the snow is all gone. While our house is not all that wide, I have two different views. Both represent this time of year but I prefer the south facing view. Why, because there are signs of spring. Clusters of green tulip tips are poking their heads up through the ground. That to me is a sure sign that spring is just around the corner. Spring is one of my favorite Utah seasons. It represents a birth, life, and a renewing of what is meaningful to me. This year I am thinking about people whose lives have been turned upside down by natural occurring events all over the world. It is overwhelming to me; I need to think on a smaller scale. What can I do that would give comfort to people who live right here in Utah? Hospitalized children need Treasure Boxes. My grandson, Alex, recently spent some time at McKay Dee. They gave him a box with play items inside. The box was an Ecco shoe box with the price still on it. Not painted at all. We need to do better. Another painted box is the Memory Box. This box is for grieving parents who will not be taking that beloved baby home with them. A Memory Box will hold their memories of a special baby. We also have injured service men away from their homes who would appreciate a painted box full of goodies? What about other members of our armed forces? Some may not support why they are away from home, but we need to support them and the job they are doing. I encourage each of you to give of yourself, just a few hours at our May Paint-In. We will have boxes ready to be painted. All you have to do is show up with your paint supplies. We will have a lot of fun just being together, but more importantly, we will be giving of ourselves, we will be doing something for someone else. According to our Chapter By-Laws to be a member of GSDP, you must be an active member of SDP. It was recently brought to our attention that not all of our Chapter members are meeting this requirement. In March, 2nd Vice President, Nancy Coley will obtain a list of active GSDP members from SDP. If your name is not on the list, we will have to charge you the non-member seminar fee, which will be more than the annual SDP dues. If you paid our Chapter dues, that money will be applied to the non-member seminar fee. I realize some of our members have issues with SDP, I’m sorry. But we are affiliate and do enjoy some of the perks they offer. Namely, liability insurance and the non-profit status. Our chapter is about painting and friendship, but we must follow the rules of our parent organization. Let’s paint. CarolAnn |
2010 Seminars and Paint-ins
March 4th-6th (Thur-Saturday):
Mary Jane Todd Seminar- Postponed
March Mary Jane Todd Seminar -
Postponed
March 13th (Saturday):
April 15th-17th (Thur-Saturday):
May 8th (Saturday):
June 12th (Saturday):
July 10th (Saturday):
August 14th (Saturday):
Sept 16th-18th (Thur-Saturday):
December 11th (Saturday):
Hazel Rimmasch: Blue Rooster Plate
Della Wetterman Seminar
Treasure Box Paint-in
Donna Richards
Juanita Denton: Peacock Egg With Nest
??? Mystery Paint-in ???
David Jansen Seminar
Christmas Party
Mary Jane Todd has been very ill and 'in-and-out' of the hospital the last few months.
She wanted very much to come and teach the project she had designed for our March seminar,
but her health is such that she has been forced to postponed. She hopes to be able to
reschedule at another time. We all hope she will be well soon.
A FULL refund will be given to those who had paid for the seminar and/or wood
or you may apply that money for the April Seminar with Della Wetterman.
Please contact our treasurer Gloria Eldridge at 801-755-0244 or gloriageldridge@yahoo.com
and let her know what you wish to do.
March
Blue Rooster Plate
Palette: JoSonja
The Paint-in will be held at the Westwood Village Clubhouse (1111 N. 2000 W., Farr West, UT).
April Della Wetterman Seminar
Della Wetterman, CDA, has painted since the 4th grade and can't imagine life
without painting. The techniques of Joyce Howard and Peter Ompire are very evident
in her work. She is a popular painter and designer who owns her own business
called Della and Company. She has designed numerous pattern packets and several
project books. She received her CDA certification from the Society of Decortive
Painters and teaches classes and seminars from coast to coast.
Tin Fruit Lunch Pail
Tin Box - New Design
The Seminar will be held at the Riverdale Community Center, 4360 S. Parker Drive
in Riverdale. (Exit I-15 at 31st street and turn east on UT-79 for 0.3 miles to the
stop light at UT-79 and Parker Drive. Turn right on Parker Drive and proceed 2.0
miles south. The Community Center will be on the left, just past the fire station.)
Lunchs are included in the seminar price. All lunches will include bottled
water and dessert. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate will be provided during the
seminar.
Contact Tirzah (801-825-2660) if you have any questions about the seminar. Checks can be
made out to Golden Spike Decorative Painters and mailed to the Chapter at 295 W. Center Street,
P O Box 302, Willard, Ut 84340.
May
Treasure Box Paint-in
The Paint-in will be held at the Westwood Village Clubhouse (1111 N. 2000 W., Farr West, UT).
July
Peacock Egg With Nest
The Paint-in will be held at the Westwood Village Clubhouse (1111 N. 2000 W., Farr West, UT).
??? Mystery Paint-in ???
Raffles
Don't forget to bring a raffle or even a treat to the next Paint-in.Golden Dollars
can be earned for either.
Golden Dollars
We now have the "real" Golden Dollars. The "temporary" dollars that were given out at the
February Paint-in will be exchanged for the new dollars at the March Paint-in, so bring your
'dollars' for trade-in.
February 2010 Treasury Report
Checking
Savings
Petty Cash
Total
Chapter Minutes
February 13th 2010 - Strokework on Tin Document Box taught by LaRae Anderson
Attending:
President - CarolAnn Smith
Eileen Barnard
Teacher: Hazel Rimmasch
Cost: $7.50 (class fee only)
(provide your own surface)
March 13th, 10 am
(setup and chat time 9:30-10:00)
Carbon Black
Green Oxide
Indian Red Oxide
Merigold
Sapphire
Storm Blue
Unbleached Titanium
Willow
Wild Rose
Prep Instructions:
The surface size for the pattern is 6" round. Base coat in Willow and the
edges are painted Wild Rose.

Teacher: Della Wetterman, CDA
April 15th-16th 2010 9am - 5pm
Cost: Class Fee Members $100
  Non-members $130
Lunch Pail
$36
Seminar: A $20 non-refundable deposit must be paid when you
sign up to hold your place in the class. If you wish the Chapter to order the tin surface,
please let us know no later than March 15th so that we have time to order it.
The tin must be paid-in-full before it can be ordered. The balance for the seminar
is to be paid when the pattern and/or tin is picked up.

Teacher: Della Wetterman, CDA
April 17th 2010 9am - 5pm
Cost: Class Fee Members $50
  Non-members $65
Seminar: A $20 non-refundable deposit must be paid when you
sign up to hold your place in the class. If you wish the Chapter to order the tin surface,
please let us know no later than March 15st so that we have time to order it.
The tin must be paid-in-full before it can be ordered. The balance for the seminar
is to be paid when the pattern and/or tin is picked up.
Coordinator: Helen Mahoney
Cost: NONE
May 8th, 10 am
(chat time 9:30-10:00)
Treasure Boxes provided by Chapter
(Provided by Members)
Patterns:
For children and teenagers
Misc Supplies:
Paints
Brushes

Teacher: Juanita Denton, CDA
Cost: $7.50 (class fee only)
Bowl - TBA
July 10th, 10:30 am - NOTE TIME CHANGE
(setup and chat time 10:00-10:30)

Keep all day August 14th open.
Cost $25
Beginning Balance
Payments Received:
Feb Paint-in Fee
Feb Surface
Feb Raffles
March Paint-in Fee
March Seminar Fee
April Seminar Fee
April Surface
Refund from Mary Jane Todd
Sale of Rosemary West Boxes
Sale of extra edgers
Fall Seminar overpayment
2010 Membership
Check #4181 Voided/Credited back
Expenses Paid:
Della Wetterman Deposit
Fall Seminar Room Rental
SDP Chapter Service Fee
Feb Teaching Fee
Refunds Mary Jane Todd Seminar
Web Dominian Fee
Web Hosting - 6 mo
Pictures
Interest Received
Petty Cash
Ending Balance
$2805.31
60.00
74.00
42.50
90.00
100.00
90.00
36.00
100.00
104.00
10.00
.80
70.00
18.00
100.00
415.00
34.50
80.00
100.00
14.00
47.70
6.15
$2803.26
$4615.71
$4615.71
$31.50
$31.50
$7,452.52
777.30
18.00
797.35
$7,450.47
1st Vice President - Glenda Mitchell
2st Vice President - Nancy Coley
Treasurer - Gloria Eldridge
Secretaty - Lydia Gossett
Seminar/Paint-ins - Tirzah Probasco
Web/Newsletter - Terry Pulver
Helen Mahoney - Treasure Boxs
Mickey Hutchinson - Publicity
Carol Easley
Wendy Ouellette
Pat Reeder
Sandy Reeder
Hazel Rimmasch
Betty Roberts
Gloria Swensen
CarolAnn called the metting to order at 10:00 AM by welcoming everyone and commenting
on what a wonderful turn out and a great group to paint with. She asked everyone to put
their phones on vibrate. She expressed condolences to Eileen Barnard and Wendy Oullette
on the loss of their father.
CarolAnn announced CPA Lindsey Miller will be attending the board meeting on Thursday, 18
February to go over some of the information he suggests for the books.
She reported MaryJane Todd was still ill and Della Wetterman will be doing the seminar
in April. The project is a lunch pail with several kinds of fruit on it and another project
to be decided on. Hazel Rimmasch will be teaching a rooster tin, designed by Jo Sonja, in
March. A very handsome rooster.
CarolAnn went on to say we will be starting Golden Dollars, similar to the Deco points
from the pass. A list of items and point values will be forthcoming. Dollars will be spent
during a raffle in June/November. TBD later.
The goose has been retired and will be raffled off. A Bunny Rabbit (donated by Carol Ann),
will be part of the raffle each month. The lucky winner gets to paint something on it and
returns it by the next Paint-in, so another lucky receiptent will have some fun too. The
first lucky painter was non-other than CarolAnn herself. Happy painting.
Before CarolAnn turned the metting over to the teacher, she announced there was coffee and
cookies for everyone in the kitchen. Thanks Nancy for the delicious sugar cookies.
LaRae Anderson started by explaining document boxes started after the style of Sarah Brisco
and the Francis Sisters of Stevens Plains, New York. The class then settled down to paint.
Everyone worked hard on their boxes and a few ladies completed their boxes. It was a great
class and a beautiful piece. Thanks LaRae, great job.
Class ended around 3:00 PM.
