October 2009 - Grand Valley Public Library

The Piecemakers’ Star
DUFFERIN PIECEMAKERS QUILTING GUILD
Oct. 2009, Volume 16, Issue 2
Published by the:
www.dufferinpiecemakers.org
***President’s Message ***
Here we are, in what should be our most colourful
month of the year. In case the rain washes out all the
natural colour of our trees, we will be saved by our
October speaker, Sandra Wilson! Her topic is “Colours into
the 21st Century”, and is sure to inspire us for projects
everywhere in the home.
The week of October 19-24 Cotton-By-Post Quilt
Shoppe in Ailsa Craig presents “The Quilts of Ireland”.
Check for details at www.cotton-by-post.com. I hope some
of you can car-pool to attend this event. Last year’s show,
African Quilts, was excellent!
Closer to home, until November 8, Wellington County
Museum & Archives in Fergus, is presenting “Over Here:
Women, Work & WWII”. From Nov. 4- Feb. 21, “Winter in
Red & White” is the attraction. www.wcm.on.ca
Our own Dufferin County Museum & Archives is
hosting a quilt show, which we will see in November, when
our Guild meeting moves on site. So, between weather
events, get out and enjoy these labours of love.
I finished some new projects to show at the Fall Fair,
and have my placemats finished for Meals on Wheels. Now
I’m on to a new quilt, sparked by Jodi Barrows, and
Christmas gifts for friends and family. I know I’ll get sidetracked, and still be rushing to finish on Christmas Eve,
but my intentions are noble!
See you at the Guild meeting!
Pat Kalapaca
15 Years of Quilting History
Inside this issue:
The Committee
Library Block
2
Looking Back Over 15 Years
3
Bulletin Board
Community Outreach
4
Quilt Show Focus
5
Spring Retreat Block
Humour Block
6
Program Block
Community Projects
7
BOM—Looking Back Over
15 Years
Stitch and Share
Morning Glories
8
What’s On
Web Block
9
Birthday Block
Refreshment Block
Set Up/Take Down
Next Meetings
Dufferin Piecemakers Quilting Guild, P.O. Box 325, Orangeville, ON L9W 2Z6
10
The Executive
President:
Pat Kalapaca
Vice-President:
Janet Slater
Past President:
Judi Sullivan
Secretary:
Karen Canivet
Treasurer:
Mary Light
Program:
Janet Slater / Judi Sullivan
Yvonne Guse-Rahn, Marion Cole
(QBA), Joan Lorbach, Pat Burbidge,
Yvonne Conway
Membership:
Mary Lou Crosland,
Pam Neilly
Newsletter:
Jeanne Bell
Ida Cunningham
---------------------------------
The Committees
Birthday Club:
Beckie Shaw, Nanette Horton
Block of the
Month/Challenges:
Daphne White , Mary DeVries
Anne Parsons
Bulletin Board:
Bev Prior
Community
Projects:
Fern Pugh, Mary Lynne Simpso,n,
Penny Squirrel, Norah Ledermann,
Karen Middelkoop, Marie Tupling
Financial
Reviewers:
Beth Toms, Lucia Ferris
Historian:
Leah Mitchell
Librarians:
Liz Nash, Joyce Dennie,
Marg Rayner, Lorna Rayner
Lucky Draw:
Susan Pirie, Joan Tipping,
June Moir, Debi Arnold
Morning Glories
Leah Mitchell
Quilt Show:
Mary Light, Leah Mitchell
Refreshments:
Rosemary Galbraith, Val Ashbourne,
Pat Forrest, Linda Horner
Retreat:
Judi Sullivan, Yvonne Conway,
Joan Lorbach, Pam Neilly,
Susan Pirie,
Stitch ‘n share
Betty Sanderson
Web-mistress:
Judi Sullivan
This list is for Guild purposes only
Please send newsletter submissions to:
Jeanne Bell
[email protected]
or
Ida Cunningham
[email protected]
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LIBRARY BLOCK,
Liz Nash,
Joyce,Dennie,
LIBRARY
BLOCK
Rayner,
Lorna Raney
Liz Nash,Marg
Joyce
Dennie,
Marg Rayner, Lorna Raney
Please remember to return all borrowed books to the October meeting.
Please remember to return all borrowed books to the October meeting.
Whismsyland by Liz & Beth Hawkins
Whismsyland
& Beth
Hawkins
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book is fullby
ofLiz
light,
quirky
freestyle appliqué, patchwork and
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quirky freestyle
patchwork
crafting
is surprisingly
writtenappliqué,
by two women
with and
the same
crafting
designs. It
is surprisingly
written
two women
with the
same
name
–Elizabeth.
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really get to know
theby
authors
well, (their
recipe
for
name –Elizabeth.
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get to know
the authors
(their
for
chocolate
chip cookies
nourishment
& what
music towell,
place
whilerecipe
sewing)
chocolate
chip cookies
for nourishment
& what
in
this creatively
written
book. It’s a fun
read! music to place while sewing)
in this creatively written book. It’s a fun read!
Totally Tubular Quilts- A new Strip-Piecing Technique by Rita Hutchens
Totally
Tubular
QuiltsA new brilliant!
Strip-Piecing
Technique
by Rita
Hutchens
It’s
totally
tubular
and totally
Combine
easy strip
piecing
with
It’s totally
tubular
and totally
brilliant! and
Combine
easy
stripThe
piecing
with
clever
methods
for cutting,
rearranging,
sewing
again.
results
are
clever methods
for quilts.
cutting, rearranging, and sewing again. The results are
creative
geometric
creative geometric quilts.
Quilts from Paradise by Cynthia Tomaszewski
Quilts
frominvites
Paradise
by Cynthia
Tomaszewski
The
author
quilters
to imagine
a haven of happiness and beauty.
The author
invites
quilters
imagine
a haven
of happiness
andversatility
beauty.
With
her palette
of bold
andtotropical
colours,
Cynthia
shows her
With
her palette
of bold14
and
tropical
Cynthia
her aversatility
as
a designer
creating
pieced
andcolours,
appliquéd
projectsshows
all with
tropical
as a designer creating 14 pieced and appliquéd projects all with a tropical
feel.
feel.
Turning Strips & Squares into Table Sets by Pearl Louise Krush
Turning
& with
Squares
into
Table Sets
by and
Pearldesigns
Louise Krush
This
book Strips
is filled
many
different
styles
that are sure to
This book
with many
different
styles
and5”
designs
are sure
please.
All is
of filled
the designs
are made
by using
either
charmthat
squares,
10”to
please. All
the designs
by and
using
either fabric
5” charm
squares, 10”
squares,
2 of
½’wide
strips, are
fat made
quarters
limited
yardage.
squares, 2 ½’wide strips, fat quarters and limited fabric yardage.
Square in a Square- book & DVD by Jodi Barrows
Square
inoffers
a Square& DVD
by Jodi
This
book
a newbook
rotary
cutting
andBarrows
strip piecing technique allowing
Thisquilter
book offers
a newintricate
rotary cutting
technique
allowing
the
to produce
patternsand
withstrip
easepiecing
and accuracy.
Achieve
the quilter
to produce
intricate
patterns
with ease
andone
accuracy.
Achieve
perfect
points
on an endless
variety
of patterns
from
simple block.
perfect points on an endless variety of patterns from one simple block.
Library
Library Procedures
Procedures
The
The Guild
Guild library
library has
has been
been created
created for
for the
the use
use of
of members
members of
of the
the Guild
Guild and
and operates
operates on
on the
the honour
honour system.
system.
Guild
Guild Library
Library books
books may
may be
be borrowed
borrowed for
for one
one month
month (from
(from one
one meeting
meeting to
to the
the next
next meeting).
meeting).
Sign
Sign Out
Out Procedures
Procedures
1.
Remove
1.
Remove the
the sign
sign out
out card
card from
from the
the pocket
pocket in
in the
the front
front of
of the
the book
book and
and record
record your
your name,
name, telephone
telephone
number
number the
the due
due date
date (which
(which will
will be
be the
the next
next meeting
meeting –month
–month and
and year
year only)
only)
2.
Give
the
card
to
the
person
at
the
library
table.
(If
there
is
no
card,
please
check
with
the
person
2.
Give the card to the person at the library table. (If there is no card, please check with the person at
at the
the
library
library desk
desk and
and they
they will
will either
either locate
locate the
the card
card or
or make
make aa substitute.)
substitute.) The
The library
library staff
staff will
will give
give you
you aa due
due
dates
slip
to
insert
into
the
pocket
to
remind
you
to
return
it
the
next
month.
dates slip to insert into the pocket to remind you to return it the next month.
3.
A
maximum
of
3
books
may
be
signed
out
by
one
member.
3.
A maximum of 3 books may be signed out by one member.
To
To return
return aa book,
book, you
you simply
simply put
put the
the book
book in
in the
the return
return box
box and
and the
the library
library staff
staff will
will handle
handle the
the rest.
rest.
IfIf you
you forgot
forgot or
or need
need to
to keep
keep the
the book
book longer
longer than
than one
one month,
month, there
there is
is no
no problem.
problem. However,
However, ifif you
you have
have kept
kept aa
book
book longer
longer than
than 33 months,
months, an
an overdue
overdue charge
charge of
of 11 fat
fat quarter
quarter will
will be
be charged
charged for
for each
each overdue
overdue book.
book.
Looking Back Over 15 Years
by Leah Mitchell ~ Guild Historian
Guild workshops, Guild displays at Community events and Quilt Shows help to enhance the
knowledge of quilting to our members and to the public and fulfills the Guild first goal.
The Guild offers two or more workshops a year which means that over the past fifteen years the members have had the opportunity to attend at least thirty workshops as well as the demonstrations offered at some of the
regular Guild meetings. Some of the workshops and demo's that have been offered are;; quick piecing, photo transfer,
machine quilting, fabric dying and painting, curved two patch, appliqué techniques, trapunto, binding techniques, using templates and hand quilting. Some of these have been offered more than once but the one asked for most often is "Colour
Theory" which the guild presented for the first time in May 1995 with Judy Island. The Guild offers two or more workshops a year which means that over the past fifteen years the members have had the opportunity to attend at least
thirty workshops as well as the demonstrations offered at some of the regular Guild meetings. Some of the workshops
and demo's that have been offered are;; quick piecing, photo transfer, machine quilting, fabric dying and painting, curved
two patch, appliqué techniques, trapunto, binding techniques, using templates and hand quilting. Some of these have been
offered more than once but the one asked for most often is "Colour Theory" which the guild presented for the first time
in May 1995 with Judy Island.
Over the years the Guild has been invited to set up displays at community events. The Orangeville Fall Fair,
Dufferin County Museum & Archives, Christian Women Group and Doors Open in Shelburne, Orangeville Craft & Art
Show, Lord Dufferin Senior Arts, the Grand Valley Public Library Spring Program and the Caledon Strawberry Festival
have all featured the activities of the Guild and demonstrated the preservation of quilting.
Our first public quilt display hung at the Dufferin Museum and Archives in the Silo from April to June 1996. In
1997 a Canadian quilter, Camille Remme, was invited to do a public trunk show and lecture on her Celtic piecing technique.
In 1998 (again in 2006) John Willard delighted the audience with his colourful and dramatic quilts and amusing life
stories. These three successful public events gave the Executive the courage to appoint a Steering Committee to
organise the first Quilt Show - The Magic of Cloth in 2001. About 200 quilted items were hung and over 800 visitors
came to see the show. It was successful beyond our wildest dreams and was declared to be a "first class act". Since then
two more shows have been held with the fourth show planned for October 2010. (photo) Our President, Pat Kalapaca, won
the CQA/ACC Ribbon Viewer's Choice award at the 2007 show for her Oriental Fans quilt. If you are a member of the
Dufferin Piecemakers Quilting Guild you may hang up to ten quilted items in the 2010 show.
Judy Island—”Colour Theory”
Carol Salter & Jan Dickson
At Strawberry Festival
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Pat Kalapaca and her
Winning Oriental Fans Quilt
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To My Secret Sister
Thank you so much
for my birthday
Greetings …
it is great to be
remembered & have a
gift to use for future
quilting projects.
Fern Pugh
A Thank You from
the Brampton Guild Members
(from Micaela Cigliutti)
“Many Thanks!
I also wanted to say thank you to all for a
wonderful guild meeting. My friends and I
had a lovely time and loved how welcoming
your guild was! It was a lovely girls nite for
us all.
Micaela”
Winners of the Guild's Fall Fair Specials - 2009
by Leah Mitchell
( For a list of the "Special" and pictures of the Group Display at the Orangeville Fair go to the website
www.dufferinpiecemakers.org and click on "Bulletin Board" and then sub-menu
"Fall Fairs". These "Special" are an annual event sponsored by the Guild at all
four Fall Fairs)
** There were no entries in the Caledon Fall Fair ( June 12, 13, 14 )
* * There were three entries in the Orangeville Fall Fair ( September 4 -7 )
17SP. A wall hanging, any appliquéd technique, machine quilted
1st - Judi Sullivan; 2nd - Liz Nash; 3rd - Elspeth King
** There was one entry in the Shelburne Fall Fair ( September 18 -20 )
512A. A pieced wall hanging, hand quilted
1st - Doreen Riggin
** There were five entries in the Grand Valley Fall Fair ( September 25 -27 )
54S Pieced wall hanging, hand quilted
1st - Beth Finn
55S - Pieced wall hanging, machine quilted
1st - Pat Kalapaca; 2nd - Betsy Benham
57S - Wall hanging, any appliquéd technique and hand quilted
1st - Beth Finn
58S - Wall hanging, any appliquéd technique and machine quilted
1st - Leah Mitchell
**** Congratulations to all the winners.****
Do you have a quilting story to
tell?
Donna M. Marrin is collecting
quilting stories from Ontario
Quilting Guilds which she plans
to publish in a book.
Your stories may be short or long, happy or
sad. They may be about a quilt you made
for yourself, a family member or a friend,
your stash, your quilt guild or an event
that you attended - just as long as the
theme remains centred on quilting. Send
your story to Donna M. Marrin at 8 Fry
Court Markham, On. L3P 4G9 or to her
email at [email protected]
You can find her on the web at
www.markhamvillagewriters.com
Meanwhile here is a touching story from
our very own Guild. Many of you
will have made friends with our new
member Candice Kitchen over the last
few months. At the September meeting we
introduced our newest member Jody
Borruat. Imagine Candice's surprise to see
her Aunt for the first time in seven years.
They had lost touch with each other after the
death of Jody's sister seven years earlier.
How special that they both have the same
interest, now live close to each other and
that our Guild was the vehicle for their
reunion :-) .
Community Outreach - Christmas Placemats
Once again we will be collecting placemats for Dufferin Meals on Wheels to distribute at Christmas time. Mats will
be accepted at the November meeting. (If you miss this meeting we can take a limited number in December.) If
possible use a non-Christmas backing for year round use.
Thanks to Mary-Lou Crosland for coordinating this effort.
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A Little Extra Space for a
Spring Retreat April 23 to 25 2010
It’‛s that time again! Time to commit an entire weekend
to sewing and wrapping up some of those unfinished
projects beckoning to you from drawers, shelves, bags
or cupboards around your home!
Sign up at the OCTOBER meeting beginning at 7:00
pm. Only 15 spaces available.
Retreat location: Crieff Hills Community south of
Guelph.
Cost: $230 - includes 2 nights accommodation (double
occupancy) with en suite bath, 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches
and 2 dinners and a beautiful relaxing location
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HUMOUR BLOCK
Submitted by Jeanne Bell
These are part of an email I received one day. They are
actual entries from church bulletins!
i The Fasting and Prayer Conference includes meals.
i Don’‛t let worry kill you off—let the Church help.
i Next Thursday there will be try outs for the choir.
They need all the help they can get.
i Potluck supper Sunday at 5:00 PM—prayer and
medication to follow.
i Please place your donation in the envelope along with the
deceased person you want remembered.
i At the evening service tonight, the sermon topic will be
“What is Hell?” Come early and listen to our choir
practice.
HAPPY HALLOWE’‛EN EVERYONE!
And one more from Mary Light:
How many quilters does it take to change a light bulb?
Ready……….. 30. One to change the bulb and 29 to say,
“ I could do that.”
PROGRAM BLOCK
General Meetings
What a great beginning to our year. Hope everyone enjoyed Jodi Barrows as much as the program committee did!
October 19 - Sandra Wilson presents “Colours in the 21st Century”.
View the fruit of your labour from the February 09 meeting. The Birds ‘n Buds quilt is finished! Thanks to Cheryl Westlake for her
lovely machine quilting. Presentation to Big Brothers and Sisters of Dufferin.
November 16 - meet at the Dufferin County Museum & Archives NOT the Ag. Centre.
The museum is located on the north east corner of the intersection of Hwy 89 and Airport Road - 936029 Airport Road. It looks like a
barn with a silo from the road.
An evening of history - view some of the historical quilts from the museum collection
Among other things - learn how to care for older quilts, how the museum acquires their quilts, and what acquisition criteria are used.
Quilting by Association (QBA) also knows as “Members Sharing Skills”
Saturday, November 5 - Saw toothed star with Leah Mitchell.
Saturday, December 6 - Christmas with Marion Cole
Register at the QBA table each meeting.
Workshop location: Meridian Credit Union
$5.00 fee applies per session
(If you have a skill you’d like to share, please contact Marion Cole who organizes the Quilting by Association Saturdays. Find her at the
QBA table each meeting or e-mail [email protected])
Your program committee: Janet Slater, Judi Sullivan, Yvonne Guse-Rahn, Marion Cole, Pat Burbidge, Joannie Lorbach, and Yvonne
Conway.
Community Projects Block
The fall season is in full swing and we are anxious to get working on our community projects.
There are at least 28 finished tops to be quilted and we hope to make a good dent in that stash as we
learn to use the mid-arm machine at Cobwebs & Caviar. Thank you to A J and Jackie for their generous support of Community quilts.
If you are trained on the mid-arm we would welcome your time and talent to quilt one of our tops. Training
sessions are scheduled on a regular basis so check with C & C for the next time a class is being held.
Our next work session will be on the 4th Tues of Oct (27th) from 1:30 to 4:00 at Cobwebs. If you can join us
for some stitching time, please bring your machine and basic sewing supplies. We will have the other materials
available. If you like to work on small projects, cuddle quilts (approx 36”x40”) or incubator quilts (approx 28”x30”)
are appreciated. Cotton fabric and/or flannelette are preferred materials for these projects.
At our first meeting on Sept 21st, Community projects received donations of 3 cuddle quilts and one full size
quilt top. Thank you to those donors. If you have cotton fabric or flannelette that you no longer need we can always
put it to use. Also larger fabric lengths for backings are appreciated. More batting has been ordered so that we can
work on our finished tops.
Hope to see some of you on the Oct 27th for our work session.
Your Community Projects Committee Fern, Mary Lynne, Penny, Norah, Karen and Marie.
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BOM ~ Looking Back Over15 years
by Leah Mitchell ~ Guild Historian
In the1998-99 Guild year the BOM Committee (Cindy Cotton, Denise Neufeld, Leah Mitchell) presented the members
with patterns for "A Year of Flowers in Pieced Baskets". The picture shows Denise's beautiful quilt using these blocks. She
hung it in the Magic of Cloth Act III ~ Star Gazing Quilt Show 2007.
Three basket styles patterns were provided with twelve different flowers, one for each month. They were: January ~
Snowdrop: February ~ Violet: March ~ Daffodil: April ~ Sweet Pea: May ~ Lilly of the Valley: June ~ Rose: July ~ Forget me
not: August ~ Poppy: September ~ Daisy: October ~ Marigold: November ~ Mum: December ~ Poinsettia:
If you want one or all of the other flower patterns please sign up for them at the October meeting. We will ask you to pay for
the cost of photocopying the pattern. There is no pattern for assembling the blocks into a quilt. Members were encouraged to
create their own settings. If you wish to make the wall hanging pictured ( 17" x 17" ) please sign up for it at the October Guild
meeting.
Note to Guild members who made these blocks: Please bring them to the October meeting for Show & Tell. It will be fun to
see them again.
Stitch ‘n Share
Betty Sanderson
Stitch and Share meets every Wednesday from 1:30 to
4:00 PM at the Meridian Credit Union on Broadway
in Orangeville. (Enter the conference room via the
back parking lot.) For further information call
Betty Sanderson 519-942-3015
**The group sincerely thanks Meridian for the use of the conference room provided at no charge to the participants. **
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Morning Glories
Leah Mitchell
The Morning Glories meet at the Grand Valley Public
Library the second Friday of each month September
to June from 9 a.m. to noon. Everyone is welcome to
attend. Please bring a cup and a loonie for coffee. We
take turns bringing muffins and milk. Bring your hand
work and your Show & Tell. Need some advice?
Bring your project, we love to help.
What’s On
What’s
On
-Ontario Quilting
Connections
and
-Ontario Quilting Connections and
-Canadian Quilters’ Associations
Oct 19-24, 2009 The Quilts of Ireland, Ailsa Craig, presented
by Cotton-By-Post Quilt Shoppe. Monday-Thursday 10am –
6pm, Friday: 10am—9pm, Saturday: 10am—5pm. Workshops
with Irish and Canadian teachers, merchants mall, tea room, Interactive demos. For information: www.cotton-by-post.com
519-293-3499/519-518-6137.
Oct 23-24, 2009 Ajax Twisted Stitchers First Quilt Show,
HMS Ajax Room, Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial Rd.,
Fri. 10-8, Sat. 10-5. Merchant mall, tea room, viewers choice,
raffle quilt, gift shop, silent auction. Adm. $5 For information:
Maggie Hannigan, [email protected] or
www.tsqgquiltshow.blogspot.com
Nov. 14/09—Feb. 21/10 Winter in Red and White, Fergus,
ON. Wellington County Museum & Archives, RR#1, 0536
County Rd. 18, Township of Centre Wellington. Mon-Fri
9:30—4:30, Sat & Sun. 12-4. Exhibit of signature and wedding
quilts, clothing, toys and tableware in red and white. Taken from
the collection of Wellington County Museum & Archives, these
examples from the past two centuries offer insights into the vibrancy of our Canadian heritage. Adm: Adult $3, Senior $2,
Student $2, Child $1. For information: Amy Dunlop 519-8460916 Ext. 232. www.wcm.on.ca
Web Block
I had a request at the last meeting to
include a web address for Jodi Bar-­
rows. Thanks to Elizabeth Bricker for
sending the following to me:
http://www.squareinasquare.com/
This is the official web site with books and other things
http://www.straw.com/equilters/library/PFP/square-insquare.html
This explains techniques and has free patterns
http://www.youtube.com/results?
search_query=square+in+a+square+quilting&search_type=&
aq=f
You tube has videos of sewing for both square in a
square and other quilting blocks
Little note: The November meeting will be held at the
Dufferin County Museum and Archives
NOT
at the Agricultural Center.
ADVERTISING RATES
Same ad Every
Month
www.TheQuilt.com
Once again volunteers are being requested to
participate in The Quilt at Casa Loma ,
October 2—18. If you have some time consider giving half a
day to guide visitors to the show. You get free admission and
free parking. Volunteer with a friend, carpool, and take in the
show for the other half of the day!
If interested email Aline Chan at
[email protected] or Bill Bartlett at
[email protected] or get in touch
with Pat Kalapaca who will coordinate
it for you.
Type of Ad
Ad Size
Secret Sister
Ad Changes Required
Guild
Non-Guild
Guild
Non-Guild
$ 2.00
n/a
n/a
n/a
Classified
1”x3”
$ 7.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$10.00
Business
Card
2”x3”
$10.00
$12.00
$12.00
$15.00
Quarter Page 5”x3”
$12.00
$15.00
$15.00
$20.00
Half Page
7”x5”
$25.00
$30.00
$30.00
$35.00
Full Page
7”x10”
$50.00
$55.00
$55.00
$60.00
Prepay for the year and get a 10% discount!
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Refreshment Block
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATIONS
-submitted by
Beckie Shaw, Nanette Horton
Joyce Sparkes
Oct 12
Nanette Horton
Ellen Grove
Nov 15
Nov 28
Rosemary Galbraith, Pat Forrest,
Linda Horner, Val Ashbourne
Thank you to Irene Nicholl,
Beverly Prior, Laurene Nuttall,
Connie Walterhouse and Elaine
Crawford for our October goodies.
We look forward to our November
treats from Pat Burbidge, Margo
Richardson, Val Ashbourne, Gredina
Merkens and Marlene Turgoose.
General Meeting:
Date: Monday , Oct. 19 , 2009
Monday, Nov. 16, 2009
Time:
7:00 p.m. Doors Open
Please wait until 7:00 to arrive. This will allow time
for the committee volunteers to set up the room.
*****
Place: Orangeville Fairgrounds
5 Sideroad of Mono
Executive Meeting:
Ladies, if you are not in the birthday club,
please stop by the newsletter table and let me
know your birth date . I like to send birthday
wishes to all who celebrate a birthday… and
I know you all do! Jeanne
Remember those with
allergies and keep our
refreshments
Date:
Thursday , Oct. 29, 2009
Time:
7:00 p.m.
“nut free” !
Place:
Meridian, Orangeville
Please call Pat if you will be attending.
Quilt Show Committee Meeting:
“Set Up” and “Take Down” Block
Set Up (arrive 6:40 PM)
Take Down
Date:
Time:
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
7:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m.
Place:
Meridian, Orangeville
Donna Henderson
Judi Sullivan
Janice Webster
Shirley Roberts
Beckie Shaw
Jeanne Bell
Elaine Crawford
Jan Dickson
i Name Tags Worn
Debbie Dopson
Marion Cole
i Mug for coffee/tea
Committee members who cannot attend please let
Mary or Leah know.
NnEeXxTt MmEeEeTtIiıNnGg BbRrIiıNnGg:
i Show and Tell
Laurene Nuttall
i Block of the Month
Thanks for filling all the spots and helping even when your name
wasn’t on the list!
i Journals for FTP
i Loonie for the Raffle
i Library Books
i And a …...
During the meeting please….
i Turn off the ring on your cell phone, or go to
another room to use it
i Minimum chatting when there is a speaker.
i Keep our meetings scent free (we have
members and guests who are allergic to perfumes, scented body wash, etc.)
Family Transition Place
Our commitment to FTP is 200 journals for the year. Please help by
donating one or two at any time of the year.
The journals need to be about 6”x8”, lined pages, bound by either
coil or glue. Consider making a fabric cover.
Please leave them in the basket provided at any meeting.