Minutes of the Last Meeting

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1 View this in your browser April 2018 Minutes of the Last Meeting LINCOLN QUILTERS GUILD MEETING Monday March 12, 2018 College View Seventh-Day Adventist Church President Pat Kant called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm and welcomed everyone. This is the first meeting of the program year and the 45th Anniversary of Lincoln Quilters Guild. There were two guests. Old Business 1. The Minutes of the November 2017 were in the Plain Print. Barb Brown moved that the minutes be approved. Pam Wakeman seconded the motion. Motion passed. 2. The November Treasurers report was printed in the Plain Print. Carol Curtis moved the treasurer s report be approved. Jaynee Wolfe seconded the motion. Motion passed. New Business 1. Pat Kant stated that Carol Curtis and Sue Lundy have volunteered to serve on the Awards Committee. Two or three people are still needed for

2 the Finance Committee. Two people are needed for the Nominating Committee. Kath Conroy is currently on the Nominating Committee. Written descriptions of these positions are available. 2. The Isles Sale has been set for Sunday, March 25th from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. We are seeking fabric donations only. Please measure and mark each piece of fabric with a label or tag. An alternate fabric drop off site will be Saturday, March 24th from 9 am to 2 pm at Pat Kant s garage, 2439 North 74th Street. If you have questions call th Anniversary Celebration/Silent Auction will be at the May 14, 2018, Guild meeting. We are seeking donations of select/quality items that appeal to LQG members. Drop off your items at the April 9 guild meeting. 4. The June meeting will be on the third Monday, June 18th, instead of the 2nd Monday, due to room unavailability at the church. 5. Sew-ciables Small Group (formerly known as the Ladies of the Lodge) have moved to a new location. The Sew-ciables meet the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 1:00 pm at Carriage Glen, 7005 Shamrock Road. For more information, Contact Nancy Simmons at The LQG Garage Sale will be Thursday May 3rd from 8 am to 4 pm for the public. Members can shop the garage sale on Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30. Friday the Garage Sale will be open 8 am to 3 pm; it will at the home of Vicky Skuodas, 6600 Tanglewood Lane. Donation drop off will be at the April Guild Meeting or Vicky Skuodas home Saturday, April 28 from 9 am to 1 pm and Tuesday May 1 from 3 to 6 pm. 7. Christina Chapman, President Elect made the following announcements: 1. From Pam Rowland: Words cannot express the feeling that the Panama Guild had when I delivered the fat quarters and money ($275) that we donated to their drive for the Santa Rosa Quilt Guild. The day after the Art Market Event at the Quilt House, I got a call asking if I could use extra fat quarters. Bless the hearts of Merrilee Hansen and Joyce Pope who allowed their remaining fat quarters to be donated to the Santa Rosa Guild. No kidding, there were two Staple storage boxes full of fat quarters. It was decided because of the Christmas mailings that the

3 packages would be held until January. There was a card sent to their Guild President letting her know that our packages would be coming and wishing each and every guild member the best of luck. I m not sure that our guild will ever receive an individual thank you since there were three other guilds that helped collect, but you all deserve the biggest and most sincere thank you from me. If the Board ever wondered if you gals read their notices, this was proof you do, the basket was full of your fat quarters and money!! Thank you again for your help. 2. Thank you so much for the beautiful quilt that was given to Dick at the hospital. We will treasure it. Thank you. Linda Ramsey, and the family of Richard Ramsey. 3. My mother received one of your lovely quilts during her stay at Bryan East. She wanted me to pass on her thanks for all of your hard work and thoughtfulness. The quilt has been a source of warmth and comfort during this time. With heartfelt thanks, Leona Shields and family. 4. Thank you very much for the quilt for Jennifer Rondeau. I am sorry to say she passed away at the young age of 46, a healthy, vibrant young lady, before a virus and then a stroke from lung surgery. She will be missed by her family. Sincerely, William and Linda Rondeau Family 5. Thank you so much for the gorgeous red backed quilt with trees and leaves. I m thoroughly enjoying being wrapped in it these cold winter nights. Sincerely, Bev Fortner. 6. Please check the information table for printed announcements. 8. Committee Reports: 1. Audit Committee: Sara Kenny, Dan Shelley, Carol Curtis They presented audit report to President, Pat Kant. 2. Quilt of Valor: Sara Kenny Sara showed a beautiful Quilt of Valor quilt made by Cheryl Kupcinski using the Challenge Block from Sara announced that Patriot Productions is doing their 12th Honor Flight on Sept 24 in Nebraska. This flight is honoring only women. One hundred thirty-five women will be going to Washington, DC, as guests of Patriot Productions. All the veterans, flight crew, companions and volunteers will all be women. Quilts of Valor has been invited to award quilts to all 135 women. Sara asked the Lincoln Quilt Guild to make 135 quilts. If only making the top, it needs to be finished by June. If making a finished quilt it needs to be

4 turned in by August. Each quilt will be presented in a pillowcase. One hundred thirty-five pillowcases will also need to be made LQG Scholarship Committee: Sheila Green, Bonnie Moses & Bev Vogel. Sheila announced that the deadline to apply for the 2018 LQG Scholarship is April 1, Details and forms are on the LQG website. 4. National Quilting Day Committee: Sheila Green & Cheryl Kupcinski Sheila announced that National Quilting Day is Saturday, March 17, 9 am to 4 pm. We are still in need of a few more volunteers. Contact Sheila Green if you are able to help. 5. Quilt Show Chair: Natalie Cummings Natalie announced that auction items are needed. The Auction Chairs are Linda Daiker and Linda Gale. They invite you to submit items for the auction, which will be held on Friday, August 3, at 7 pm. The auctioneer is Linda Underwood. Items they especially encourage are: Wall hangings of all sizes Baby quilts Lap size quilts Nice purses, bags Other items that could be sold for minimum price in the range of $25- $40. (bowls, pillows, dolls). Auction items can be turned in at LQG meetings at the Quilt Show table anytime until the July meeting. More information will be posted on the website. Challenge Quilt Registration and Quilt Entry Registration are also available on the website. 6. International Quilt Study Center & Museum: Ann Harder The newest exhibitions at IQSCM are as follows: Made by Hand: American Quilts in the Industrial Age, on display January 5 thru April 29, Eiko Okano s Delectable World, on display, February 9 thru June 28, Velda Newman: Panorama, on display from March 2 thru June 10, Uncovered: The Ken Burns Collection, on display January 19 thru May

5 13, For more information on the exhibitions and National Quilting Day for LQG website. 9. Mini Quilt Raffle: Joyce Nass and Monica Reed Joyce Nass announced the following donations and winners. 1. $ 25 Gift Certificate donated by Bernina, Winner: Sandra Wade 2. Pot Holders, Spatula Scrubber, donated by Anonymous, Winner: Kay Hoff 3. 3 Patterns and a book, donated by Bonnie Moses, Winner: Marti Franti 10. Kathy Bangsund announced that the April speaker and program will be presented by Mickey Depre. 11. Kathy Bangsund announced the speaker for this evening s meeting: Allie Aller. 12. Pat Kant represented the quilt to last year President Joan Yoder. Due to the length of the November 2017 meeting most members had not been able to see the quilt. 13. Meeting was adjourned to show & tell. Respectfully submitted by Secretary, Joni Sauter Treasurer's Report

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