About the Historic
Mountain Village of Oakhurst, California
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Theatre NewsThis is the latest and greatest about the goings-on for the memebership.
GOLDEN CHAIN THEATRE NEWS
11/16/03
Message Board Up and Running!
Remember
the Theatre's very own message board. You can find this board by going to the
GCT website at
www.goldenchaintheatre.org click
on the member button and look for the link at the bottom of the page in the
black text between the two lines. (kind of hidden but we want it that way to
make sure that only members post information here) This is a great forum to
share information, talk to you fellow GCT members and even announce items you
might have for sale. You can set the board to email you every time a new post
has been made so you don't miss a thing.
Thank you to those that helped strike the "Money" set today. Allot was
accomplished and your help was much appreciated. We couldn't have done it
without your help!
You receive this correspondence as a free service
because of your membership with the Golden Chain Theatre. We wish never to
send you unwanted correspondence, to be removed from this list please send an
email to
info@goldenchaintheatre.org and write "remove" in the subject line. Your
membership is important to us and we wish for you to stay informed. For
additional information please visit the website at
www.goldenchaintheatre.org
'The mission of the Golden Chain Theatre is, "to
present, promote and preserve 19th Century Historic and Melodramatic Theatre"
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### THEATRE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN BASH
Oakhurst, CA – The Golden Chain Theatre will be opening their doors to the general public for their “Spooktacular Halloween Bash” to be held on Friday, October 31, 2003. This is the firs time that the theatre is opening the doors to the general public for their traditional howling good time.
The event, in the planning for several months, will feature the band “Perry Ordaz & High Priority” arranged through 12 Toes Promotions. “This band is lively and fun,” says July Amodei, owner of the promotion company. The band has a huge following in the Fresno area and plays a variety of dance tunes including Alternative, Blues/Jazz, R&B, Fund, Old School, Classic Rock, Country and Latin. They even have several original songs they throw in the mix.
The event is open to everyone age 21 and over. A full no-host bar, costume contest, raffle, photos and other fun activities will make this the best party in town. Doors open at 7pm, music starts at 8pm and the will last until 12am. Costumes are encouraged but not necessary.
“ This is a wonderful way for us to share the theatre with everyone,” says JR Froelich, President of the Theatre. The theatre is a nonprofit organization that will utilize this event as a way to showcase the facility and use funds derived from the event to assist in much needed repairs of the facility.
Don’t miss this Spooktacular good time!
For additional information call 559-683-7112 or on the web at www.goldenchaintheatre.org. ###
GCT Update of Activities
Friday , September 19: · 7:00 pm Wall of Heroes Dinner (Golden Chain Theatre) Tickets $25 per couple or $15 per person. Tickets still available, please call Sabine (559)676-3702 to purchase. Saturday , September 20 : · 9 :00 am Mountain Heritage Days Parade , meet at Yosemite High School staging area at 9am in costume. There will be a shuttle bus that will be available before and after the parade to transport parade participants to and from the staging area and the end of the parade (Golden Oak Drive).
Don't miss the great dinner and presentation at the Wall of Heroes Dinner The Wall of Heroes Dinner has been a long-standing tradition in the Mountain area. It has always been held the Friday before Mountain Heritage Days but had never been an official part of the celebration. This year the Wall of Heroes Dinner has been made the kick off to the three-day event. Held at the Golden Chain Theatre this year, the event will once again honor the fine men and women serving our community in their line of work. Honored this year are: with the John Terry Madera County Sheriff Department, Wendy Schwarm with Sierra Ambulance, Todd DenBeste with the California Highway Patrol and Douglas Sisk with the Madera County Fire Department. The dinner will include Tri-Tip or Chicken, potatoes, veggies, rolls and desert and can be purchased for $25 per couple or $15 per person from the SHSA office or by calling 559-683-6570. “It is important to honor those who keep us safe,” say Roy Mayhall, organizer of the event. Each honoree will ride in their perspective cars during the parade on Saturday at 10am. “It is just another way for us to thank them as a community,” adds Mr. Mayhall.
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