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PRESIDENT’S LETTER Barbara Wall Meetings:
Oct 6th – Business Oct 7th - Night 6:45pm Oct 15th – Day 10:00am
Location 3900 Lexington Blvd, Missouri City, TX 77459
Contacts: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Website: http://cpqgtx.org
Inside this issue:
Community Service 2
Quilts of Valor 2
Quilt Show/Service 3
Bees 4
Workshops, Pro-
grams, New Bee 5
Birthday, Library,
Treasurer, Rep 6
Adverts, Meeting
Minutes 7-
14
Programs!
On October 15th, Erica Plank will be teaching the technique for a cathedral window pillow using a spe-cial template. The cost of the workshop is $30 plus $14 for the template.
I entered my first quilt into a judged show by mistake! It was a challenge
for our 2012 guild show, and I assumed it was an exhibition only category. I
thought my work wasn’t good enough to be judged, so imagine my surprise
when the quilt won an Honorable Mention ribbon!
Then there was the judges’ evaluation. For months I wouldn’t open it. Re-
member that “not good enough” thing? Finally, when I started to work on
my next show entries, I got the nerve to open the silly thing. The judges had
liked the quilt, and were very complimentary. In fact, the only critique was
about striving to make my binding corners square. They definitely had a
point. In 2014, I (knowingly) entered 4 quilts-all with very nice binding.
Now is the time to start working on quilts for the 2016 show, but some of
you are saying, “I’m not having MY quilts judged”. So, let me share what I
learned from not only having quilts evaluated, but also being fortunate
enough to be present while the judges were working, before our last show.
Do NOT be intimidated by the idea of having your work judged. This is your
chance to get assessed by experienced, positive professionals. Any critique
will be intended to help you improve your skills. Treat it as a learning op-
portunity, and you will become a better quilt maker. In fact, just the process
of creating a show quilt encourages you to make seams match a little better
and those points a little pointier. Yes, it is nice to win ribbons, but really it’s
the quilts that do you proud. They’re what you bring to Show & Share, dis-
play in your home and gift to family and friends. They are what live on long
after the show is over.
So, check out the show categories, pick a design you love and get sewing.
That August turn in date will be here before you know it. Most of all- have
fun!
Barb
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Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild Of Texas
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Quilts of Valor, Quilts for Kids, Project Linus, Bo's Place, Cinderella-Cinderfella , and Ft. Bend County Women's Center
are the charities we will be supporting this coming 2015-2016 year. Remember to stop by the table we have at guild
meetings to pick up a kit (or two) for machine piecing, quilting, binding or crochet.
I want to thank Candy Horsley on the splendid job she did this past year chairing the Community Service Committee.
With the help of CPQG's generous and hardworking members, I hope to continue on the path she set.
I also wanted to thank Elizabeth Barrow for the time and hard work she donated as the liaison for Project Linus. At
the evening meeting, Jennifer Pazicni gladly volunteered to be our new liaison for this worthwhile charity. Helen
Wilems will be assisting Jen with kitting the fleece blankets and quilts our members make for this charity. Thank you
Jen and Helen!
Barbara Young will continue to head up Quilts for Kids. Because of Barbara's hard work, we donated 117 quilts this
past year to Quilts for Kids. Way to go Barb!!
Many thanks go out to the members that piece, quilt, bind, crochet and label our donations. I appreciate the generosity
of your time, creativity, and hard work. The following ladies donated their time and talents in August and September:
Julie Dayton Helen Wilems Pauline Manes Barbara Baxter Suzanne Gubrand
Sandi Gerner Dolores Manely Kay Paul Mary Lou Cooper Gwen Goldsberry
Mary Goodwin Jennifer Pavolini Elaine Huffer Sandi Pedersen Kay Tanner
Chris Ginkens Wilma Al-Uqdah Rita Evans Sandi Winston Sharon Tusu
Gina Abdulla Elizabeth Barrow Nancie Roach Pam Biswas Gayle Sholer
Kiki Tomson Doris Mahaffey Joan Bell Shirley Grover
Karen Schubert Janie Schexnayder Carol Bell Bonie Bailey
REMINDER
We are continuing to collect UPCs that appear on Hobbs batting bags. Please remember to clip
the UPCs from your Hobbs batting and bring them to the next meeting. For every five UPCs we
turn in, Hobbs gives us a discount on bolts of batting we purchase for charity quilts.
Community Service By Judy Wolter
The next QOV sew-in is October 24th at First United Methodist Church of
Missouri City from 10am until 3pm. Come join us and sew for a very worthy
organization. I will provide kits. You will need your basic sewing supplies. Iron
and cutting mats are provided.
Many thanks to the following for their donations of fabric, batting , sewing time and quilting
time.
Carol Ann Barley Peggy Johnson Sandi Pederson Helen Wilems
Carol Kettlewell Barbara Penning Sandi Winston Shirley Grover
Pauline Manes Elizabeth Barrow Barbara Seelhorst Gail Hall
Kay Tanner Micky Wong Barbara Young Barbara Elloitt
Wilma Al-Uqdah Liz Narcisse Kay Paul Barbara Wall
Doris Mahaffy
Quilts of Valor By Barbara Baxter
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Quilt Show News Our first meeting of the full show committee was a great success with 18
members attending.
We are excited to announce Veronica Cox as our show guest artist. Veroni-
ca has been a popular speaker at our guild meetings, and will be a wonder-
ful addition to the show. A list of her classes will be coming soon.
The Category List and Rules and Regulations for quilt entries are posted on
the website, under “Quilt Show 2016”. ALL guild members are encouraged
to enter at least one quilt in the show. It’s an excellent way to show off your work and have
your quilt(s) evaluated by positive, professional judges; plus your entry fees support the guild
by helping to defray the costs of putting on the show. There will be a non-judged Exhibition On-
ly category, (entry fee applies), which would be great to display your special or heirloom quilts.
Next month, we will begin taking orders for our quilt show themed T-shirts. Shirts will be
available on a pre-order basis only. More details to follow.
There are still a few committee chair jobs needing to be filled, so please contact one of the team
leaders if you’d be willing to help in a specific area.
Susie Doe, [email protected] Quilts
Allison Etzler, [email protected] Vendors
Pam Biswas, [email protected] Facilities
Lisa Patterson, [email protected] Activities
Mary Goodman, [email protected] Administrative
Quilt Happy!
Quilt Show News By Barbara Wall
Our guild has once again been asked to participate in several of the service activities that the First United Methodist Church sponsors. Below is information on the things we are being asked to help with. FUMC has been very generous in allowing us use of church space, free of charge, for our meet-ings, workshops and, most recently, QOV sew-ins. Please support these worthwhile projects.
Seafarer's Christmas Boxes: This year, knitted scarves w ill be included w ith the other items in the boxes. Each scarf is knitted with one skein of 5 ounce yarn in a "manly" color. Cast on 25 stitches and knit until the 5 oz. skein is finished. Their goal is 150 scarves by Nov. 20, so any contri-butions would be greatly appreciated. Please bring in scarves by the Nov. 19 meeting.
Day School Food Drive: Non-perishable food items, personal hygiene items, toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, dish liquid, etc. will be collected through our November 4 meeting. There will be a collec-tion box at the meetings.
Armstrong Elementary School Support: The school is in need of snacks to offer the children during the afternoon as a pick-me-up since several grade levels have early lunch periods, (large size boxes of Gold Fish, Animal Crackers, Ritz Crackers- no peanut butter please). There will be a collection box at the meetings through November.
Service Opportunities By Barbara Wall
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News from the Hive … Quilt Bees … Kay Paul our new Bee Keeper, needs an assistant that is familiar with word, and can help put the newsletter arti-cle together every month! If this is something you may be able to help her with, please contact her via phone or e-mail. If you are an aspiring Queen bee (we love new bees!) let Kay know the details of your bee, and she it will be included it in upcoming calendars. Please consult the calendar below for our bee days/times for October. For the RSVP bees(in green), all you need to do is contact the queen bee and let her know you want to come on a particular date. … If you want additional information about a bee, or want to chat, please contact Kay either by phone (H) 281-343-0651 (C): 281-352-7607 or by e-mail: kay-
[email protected] . If you want to offer a bee, please let me know as well!!
BEES at a glance (Queen Bee & contact listed): Green = RSVP Bees Blue = Sign Up Bees
Bees!!! By Lisa Patterson
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
5 6 Clothsline Bowl Bee 7-9pm [email protected]
7 Beginners (11-3) Liz [email protected]
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12 13 14 Beginners (11-3) Liz [email protected]
15 16
Social (6:30) Pattie [email protected]
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20 Paper Piecing (12:30 PM) Lisa [email protected]
21 Beginners (11-3) Liz [email protected]
22 Bag Ladies (10am) (bring lunch, drinks pro-vided) Julie [email protected]
23 24
26 Social/Hand Piecing (10am) Carol [email protected]
27 28 Beginners (11-3) Liz Beu-lah.narcisse@g
29 30 30
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Want to Learn to Use Electric Quilt? Did you buy the Electric Quilt program years ago anticipating that you would be able to design your own quilts only to find yourself frustrated by all the tools and screens? Come join the Electric Quilt bee which meets twice monthly just and get you comfortable designing blocks and quilts and playing 'what if?' with old familiar patterns. The EQ bee has been meeting for several years and welcomes newcomers. In January we will start over with the basics which makes this an excellent opportunity for you to join in on the fun. Don't worry about being confused about computer functions as we will help you through learning how to do things the easy way. To get started, you need to bring a laptop computer, with Electric Quilt 6 or 7 loaded. The Stitch version of the program can be used as well as MAC computers. We meet at the Bayland Community Center, 6400 Bissonnet which is between Beechnut and Hillcroft. Meetings start at about 9:30 on the first and third Wednesday mornings and conclude by noon. W e often go to a local restaurant for lunch following the session. For more information, or questions, contact Nancie Roach at [email protected]
On October 15th, Erica Plank will be teaching the Cathedral Window Pillow. She has been designing quilt patterns since 2009. She has a variety of hand embroidery, appliqué and chenille rag quilt pat-terns, along with a Seam Pressing Template for the Cathedral Window block, sewn by machine. The cost of the workshop is $30 plus $14 for the template.
On November 19th, Jo Lynn O'Neil will be here to teach us Machine Quilting with a Walking Foot. Jo Lynn live in Santo, Tx and has been quilting since she was in high school, but very serious-ly since 1997. She has made hundreds of quilts and tried every type of quilting. She has been a lon-garm quilter since 2001. She currently teaches at Cabbage Rose in Fort Worth and Deb's Flying Needle in Stephenville. The cost of the workshop is $25.
Workshops By Martha Baldwin
At the October 7th evening meeting Susan Whatley will be presenting a lecture on “How Quilts are Judged for Quilt Shows”. This should be an interesting lecture just in time for us to know what we need to be looking for and focusing on for the quilts that we will be making for the Coastal Prairie Quilt Show next year. Susan is a NQA Certified Judge.
At the October 15th day meeting Erica Plank will be presenting a “Meet & Greet/Show & Tell” program. Erica is the Owner /Designer of Unseen Hands. She has been designing quilt patterns since 2009. You can go to her website www.unseenhands.net to see some of her patterns. She will be holding a workshop in the afternoon on making a Cathedral Window Pillow.
Programs By Katherine Onstott
EQ Bee by Nancie Roach
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August Income: $2,358.00 August Expense: $3,517.07 September Income To-Date (9/21/15) $5,100.00 September Expenses To-Date (9/21/15) $4,784.35 Fiscal Year-To-Date (9/21/15) Income: $5,100.00 Fiscal Year To-Date (9/21/15) Expenses: $4,784.35
Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild of Texas
Birthdays for October 2015
Happy Birthday to all Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild members with birthdays this month!
Gayle Wells October 1 Weida Shurtleff October 16
Joy Jackson October 4 Carol Ann Barley October 17
Margie Urrabazo October 4 Terry Kay Briceno October 19
Penny Wright October 4 Sandi Pedersen October 19
Kiki Tomson October 5 Allison Etzler October 20
JoAnn Gemmill October 7 Gwen Burwell October 22
Ellis Bennett October 8 Susan H Preston October 24
Elizabeth Duffy October 9 Elaine Ann VeselkaOctober 24
Beth Reynolds-Metoyer October 9 Mark Towle October 25
Grace Sim October 10 Linda Towle October 27
Donna M. Pyle October 11
Learn to Applique with Pat Sloan has recently been added to our library. Pat teaches you how to machine ap-
plique. She starts off with simple shapes and simple projects. First up are placemats and napkins appliqued with
a simple flower. Next are table toppers and a pillow cover. What you learn in these projects can then be combined
in a cute quilt entitled Walk in the Moonlight. If you would like to try your hand at machine applique check out
this book!
To see all the great books in our library go to www.librarything.com/catalog/cpqgoftx. If you find a book you would
like to borrow, e-mail me at [email protected] and I will bring it to the next meeting.
Guild members,
There will be a container on the sign in table at all our meetings for your comments, suggestions or great ide-
as you have for the guild. If you would like a personal response please include your phone number or e-mail
address. I will be available at guild meetings if you would rather talk face to face. I may also be reached
through my e-mail on the guild website or my phone, 832-528-2779.
Representative - at - Large By Barbara Young
Birthdays By Barbara Elliott
Treasurer’s Report By Pauline Manes
Library By Linda Towle
Account Balance (as of 9/21/15) $31,543.44
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Minutes of the Sept 17, 2015 General Meeting of the Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild Meeting called to order by Barbara Wall @ 10:00 am. Barbara Wall made the following announcements:
Beginning in October members not sporting their name tags will not be eligible for door prizes. The editor, Jen Pazicni, requests that all reports for the monthly newsletter should be delivered to her
by the 25th of each month. The South Texas Quilt Guild Coalition is requesting information on presenters and teachers to be
placed in a database being compiled by the coalition. The information will be forwarded to Donna
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Pyle. The next meeting of the coalition is scheduled for October and should be especially interesting for new officers in our guild.
The 2015-16 Guild Tri-fold Brochure is now available for distribution. Kay Paul, our guild BeeKeeper, is looking for a volunteer to help her in preparing a bee calendar.
Pauline Manes presented information about an upcoming volunteer opportunity. The DeWalt Heritage Center located at Kitty Hollow Park in Missouri City is planning a “Quilting Our Community Together” event scheduled from 1-4 pm every Sunday afternoon in October. The guild is being asked to demon-strate quilting skills for the event. The guild will also be allowed to show our 2015 Donation Quilt. Paul-ine asked for someone to help her coordinate the guild’s volunteer effort. Programs: Katherine Onstott announced that the October 7th evening meeting will feature Susan Whate-ley, an NQA certified quilt judge. Erika Plank will present a Trunk Show at the day meeting on October 15. Workshops: Martha Baldwin announced that there were still a few spaces available for today’s workshop to be taught by Jen Eskridge. In October, Erica Plank, will present a workshop entitled “Cathedral Window Pillow”, a machine method; the fee is $30 + $14 for a template. Quilts of Valor: Barbara Baxter announced that she and Mary Goodman had attended a She Quilts of Valor presentation in Deer Park last week. The gentleman receiving the quilt was a Vietnam veteran. With this presentation all members of his unit now own a Quilt of Valor. The next QofV Sew-In will be on September 26, 10 am – 3 pm. Membership Committee: Barbara Elliott announced that she has processed 86 renewals to date and has received an additional 16 at today’s meeting. One new member and 3 visitors were introduced by Carol Ann Barley. Barbara reminded everyone that to be included in the directory to be printed next month their membership renewals should be in by September 30th. Quilt Show Committee: Susie Doe reported that the quilt show committee invites all members interest-ed in working on the Quilt Show to attend a Full Committee meeting on September 26, 1:30 pm, at the University Branch Library (downstairs meeting room) in Sugar Land. She said that Allison Etzler has already begun receiving contracts from vendors. Susie announced that the Entry Forms and Rules and Regulations were available in the break room and on the website, and she reviewed the Categories for the 2016 Show Categories. Fall Retreat: Sally Staner announced that the Fall Retreat will be held at the Jordan Ranch beginning this coming Sunday, September 20 -24. 16 members are attending. Fall Festival/Bazaar: Linda Payonk and Sally Staner called for volunteers to help with the set-up, take-down, and working shifts during the Fall Festival at FUMC on November 14th; sign-up sheets are availa-ble in the break room. There are some suggestions for items to make and some extra fabric which can be used at the table as well. Charity Quilts: Jen Pazicni, standing in for Judy Wolter, announced that there were many charity quilt kits available in the break room as well as fleece blanket kits. Elizabeth Barrow was thanked for her many years of chairing the Project Linus program for our guild. Jen Pazicni will take over that job. Fort Bend County Fair: Beverly Parmenter announced that the Fort Bend County Fair is accepting en-tries for its Quilt Category at the fair. The fee is $2. Entries will be accepted at the Fairgrounds (Bldg. D) in Rosenberg on Wednesday, Sept. 23rd, 11 am – 7 pm, and on Thursday, Sept. 24th, 8 am – Noon. Kay Tanner presented a series of small quilts she had made during the past several months. Candy Hors-ley had given her a shoe box full of 2½” squares from the guild’s fabric collection in the storage unit. She
then said that she had refilled the box with new squares from her scrap collection and challenged some-one to empty that box; Laura Lovelady accepted the challenge. Activities: Diane Aleman announced that there would be a guild activity for October. It will be presented in the upcoming October newsletter. Door prizes were awarded and Show & Share held. Meeting adjourned at 10:45 am. Program “Hexagons Made Easy” was presented by Jen Eskridge. Respectfully submitted by Susie Doe, Secretary, Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild
Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild
Minutes of the August 4, 2015 Board Meeting
(Approved at the September 1, 2015 board meeting)
The meeting was called to order by Mary Goodman, President, at 1:35 p.m. at the Keegan’s
Woods Community Building.
Board members in attendance: Mary Goodman, Barbara Wall, Martha Baldwin, Barbara Bax-
ter, Katherine Onstott, Trena Stephens and Barbara Young. A quorum was present. Board
members-elect in attendance: Lisa Patterson, Barbara Elliott, Pauline Manes, Helen Wilems
and Deborah Garner. Committee members in attendance: Julie Dayton.
The Minutes of the July 7, 2015 Board Meeting were approved as presented.
Barbara Baxter reported a discrepancy in the expenditure amount for QoV in the July, 2015
Treasurer’s Report. Since Linda Towle, Treasurer was not present to explain the difference, the
board decided to postpone the approval of the report until the September board meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
Pauline reported on a request made to have guild members demonstrate hand quilting/
sewing techniques at the Heritage Center in Richmond, 1-4 in the afternoon on Sundays,
October 4-November 8. There was board discussion. It was decided that Pauline will ex-
plore this further and present it to the membership.
Mary presented a request by the Applique Society to attend a future guild meeting to pro-
mote their Applique by the Bay event. Discussion was held. The board decided that,
since the guild has a no advertising policy, we would not have them at a meeting but
would suggest they purchase advertising space in our newsletter.
Mary led a short discussion on the refund of deposits from the cancelled Quilt Gardens Tour.
OLD BUSINESS
Tech Committee- Mary announced that Rebecca is ill. The membership program is in the
testing stage. Barbara Elliott will begin entering membership info into the new program,
from last year’s registration forms, then will update as the current renewals come in.
The new membership form is available on the website. There was discussion on the defi-
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nition of a “Junior Member”.
Election Committee- A question was raised about having absentee ballots, for the board
elections, at the August evening meeting. Decision was made to have ballots available to
accept the slate of officers as presented, since all positions are unopposed.
BOARD REPORTS
President-Elect - Barbara Wall
Discussion on the possibility of changing the day and/or time of the monthly board meet-
ing. It was the decision of the new board members present to continue to have the meetings at
the Keegan’s Woods Community Building, however the meeting time would be moved up by ½
hour to 1:00 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month. Barb will check with the Tuesday bee to
make sure that the new time will not interfere with that group’s meeting.
Programs – Barbara Young/Katherine Onstott
Barbara reported that on August 5, Rose Ann Cook will present “Czecherboard Quilts”
about recording family heritage through quilts, and August 20, Brenda Perry will present
“Confessions of a Quiltaholic”.
Katherine reported that there will be a pot luck dinner and “meet the officers” at the Sep-
tember 2 meeting. Discussion was held on the menu and activities for the evening.
Membership – Rebecca Trevino (absent) No Report
Secretary – Susie Doe (absent) No Report
Barbara Wall standing in as Secretary.
Treasurer -- Linda Towle (absent) No Report
Workshop Chairman – Barbara Baxter/Martha Baldwin
Barbara B. announced that on August 20, Brenda Perry will present “Cathedral Win-
dows”. This will be a hand piecing workshop with directions given for machine piecing.
Martha announced that Jen Eskridge will present “Hexagons Made Easy”, on September
17.
Editor/Advertising – Jennifer Pazicni (absent) No Report
Representative-at-Large – Trena Stephens No Report
Program Chair-Elect – Katherine Onstott
See Program Chair
Workshop Chair-Elect – Martha Baldwin
See Workshop Chair
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Quilts of Valor -- Barbara Baxter
Barbara announced that the QoV sew-ins will move to FUMC, starting August 22. They will
be held the 4th Saturday of each month in Music Room A & B, from 10 am to 3 pm. Par-
ticipants will need to enter the building through the single door at the end of the build-
ing, on the Murphy Rd. side. Barbara is working on getting the necessary supplies to the
sew-ins, (irons, mats, etc.). The guild may need to purchase additional extension cords.
Short discussion held on including the church in some aspect of QoV.
Activities – Julie Dayton
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The scarf swap will be held at the August meetings. Diane Aleman will take over as Ac-
tivities Director in September.
Fall Festival – Sally Staner & Linda Payonk (absent) No Report
Bee Keeper – Lisa Patterson
Lisa reported that most bees have started up again. Kay Paul will take over as Bee
Keeper in September.
Community Service Report – Candy Horsley (absent)
Mary reported that the guild has donated 364 quilts to charity, since last September. 41
quilts were brought to the Brenham State Supported Living Center, which completes that pro-
ject. Judy Wolter will take over this position in September.
Donation Quilt - Cheryl Jacobs (absent) No Report
Guild Guides / Hospitality – Rita Evans / Allison Etzler (absent) No Report.
Librarian - Linda Towle (absent) No report.
Web Administrator – Pauline Manes
Pauline presented the first draft of the new tri-fold brochure. Corrections were made and
discussion was held on the format.
Parliamentarian – Trena Stephens No Report.
Retreats – Sally Staner (absent)
Mary announced that a deposit needs to be sent to Jordan Ranch for the fall retreat.
Show and Share - Carol Kettlewell (absent) No Report
OTHER BUSINESS
New board members introduced themselves.
Suggestion was made that the Program Chair position be divided into daytime and nighttime.
Some discussion held.
QUILT SHOW - Julie Dayton
Julie announced that the last meeting of the planning committee was held on July 13.
The vendor contracts have been sent out
The planning coordinators will be at both August meetings to sign up volunteers.
The first meeting of the full show committee will be held on Sat. September 26, 1:30- 4 pm
at the University Branch library.
Barbara Beck has agreed to be the member artist.
Still working on show categories.
Working on the design for T-shirts.
There being no other business to come before the board the meeting was adjourned at 2:55 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Barbara Wall
Acting Secretary, CPQG
The Monarch is published m onthly by the Coastal Prair ie Quilt Guild of Texas. It is distr ibuted, via e-mail, free to members. We are always looking for news items, articles, and suggestions. Inclusion subject to space avail-ability. Articles must be received by the Monday following the Thursday morning meeting for inclusion in the next month ’s newsletter. Send articles to [email protected]. If you do not have e-mail capability, legibly written information will be accepted by the deadline. According to the CPQG By-laws, if you need a printed copy of the newsletter, please notify the editor. A fee applies to all printed copies of The Monarch.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES CHAIRS President: Barbara Wall President Elect: Helen Wilmes Vice President Programs: Katherine Onstott Program Chairman Elect: Lisa Patterson Vice President Membership: Barbara Elliott Secretary: Susie Doe Treasurer: Pauline Manes Workshop Chairman: Martha Baldwin Workshop Chairman Elect: Debbie Garner Representative at Large: Trena Stephens Editor/Advertising: Jennifer Pazicni IMPORTANT EMAIL ADDRESSES [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Activities: Diane Aleman
Advertising/Sponsors: Barbara Wall Bee Coordinator: Kay Paul Community Service: Judy Wolter Bo’s Place: Katherine Onstott Cinderella/Cinderfella: Martha Baldwin Project Linus: Elizabeth Barrow Quilts for Kids: Barbara Young Quilts of Valor: Barbara Baxter Donation Quilt: Cheryl Jacobs Fall Bazaar: Linda Payonk and Sally Staner Guild Guide: Rita Evans Hospitality: Carol Ann Barley Librarian: Linda Towle Online Auction: Lisa Patterson Parliamentarian: Barbara Young Quilt Show: Committee Members Retreat: Sally Stanner Show & Share: Carol Kettlewell Web Admin: Pauline Manes
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