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Surfside Quilters Guild
SEPTEMBER 2009 Volume 1, Issue 5
SEPTEMBER MEETING TUESDAY, September 8, 2009
San Clemente Presbyterian Church, 119 N Ave De La Estrella,
San Clemente, CA 92672
9:30 am—10:00 am Surfside Social Time 10:00 am Program
LILLIAN GORDON
The Art of Color in Textiles — Hand-Marbled Fabrics
NEW
LOGO
GOES
HERE
Inside this Issue.. Block-A-Month........15
Birthdays.................12
Friendship Groups....4
Hospitality.................7
―Introducing‖............10
Logo Contest............6
Lunch after mtg.......11
Magazine Sales........9
Membership........... 12
Monthly Mini.............8
Nancy‘s Notes .........2
Officers/Committees14
Philanthropy..............4
Places to Go............10
Programs............1 & 3
Show & Tell...............9
Star Watching............6
Stashbusters.............4
Surfside Stars............6
Treasurers Report......7
Visiting Opp Quilt........7
Lillian will be doing a short presentation on the art of color in quilting, with a brief history of hand marbling, and a description of the dyeing process. This will be fol-lowed by a trunk show of her fabrics. Her workshop will be held the following day. It will demonstrate how color can be used to transform simple quilt patterns into exceptional projects. Please join her for a day of fun! Lillian is a New York City ―transplant‖, relocating from White Plains to San Jose in 1989 to continue her work as a technical marketing executive for IBM. She is a mathematician and computer science ―geek‖ by profession and a watercolor artist through her lifelong love of color, actually selling a few of her pieces. She has never lost her New York ―accent‖, and has family there whom she visits regularly. She has been hand-marbling and hand-dyeing fabrics for almost 10 years, originally for her daughter and friends. When the de-mand outstripped her small output, she de-cided to turn this into a retirement activity and now has many local and Internet customers for her fabrics. Piecing, appliqué and embroi-dery are fairly recent ventures. She is an ad-venturous quilter, trying new techniques (not necessarily those which are taught) with some very good and some very disastrous results. However, she says that it‘s the fun getting to a result that counts! Lillian lives in Laguna Niguel, in a house on top of a hill where she can look out at the mountains and evening lights. She has the company of two wonderful dogs – Daisy, a plott hound, and Scamp, a border collie. (You can see their pictures on the first page of her website www.elegantexpressions-
Next Board Meeting
Tuesday, Sep 15th 10AM at the home of
Nancy Bloyer.
Guild members who wish to attend should contact Nancy Bloyer
to reserve a seat.
949-369-7423
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Newsletter Deadline Articles and reports for the August newsletter
are due by
SEPTEMBER 22 The earlier -
The better. Del [email protected]
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Nancy Sew Notes
DECEMBER FEST December 8, 2009
On December 8, 2009, the Surfside Quilters Guild will be hosting December Fest! This is an exciting op-portunity to show appreciation to all members for their contributions to the successful start of the Guild. After a shortened regular meeting, members and guests will be able to enjoy festive food while having the oppor-
tunity to participate in several fundraising activities. The organizing committee has started their work and will be asking for members to join them in preparing this festive event - our major fundraiser for the year
ahead. The committee is being led by Barbara Seidel, Event Coordinator. Helped by Bev Weibel ~ Hospi-
tality, Joann Bishop ~ Publicity, Marge Johnson ~ Fundraising, Kathy Bellamy ~ Facility.
Look for more information in future newsletters.
By the time this newsletter is circulated I will have been inspired and refreshed from my first Empty Spools/Asilomar experience in Pacific Grove, CA. After years of hearing raves and seeing results from this quilting retreat, I took the plunge with Jan Hirth. Workshops are such a treat in many ways. We learn from the instructor, but so much can be gleaned from our fellow students. The fun and new
friends are such a bonus.
Our guild workshops are a real bargain. I take advantage of as many as possible. You meet your fellow members as well as learn
new techniques and tips.
The Suzanne Stanton reunion was sew fun. It was nostalgic to listen to her lecture and then to see so many examples from her classes at Show & Tell. This month we are treated to Lillian Gordon and her exciting use of color and expert long arm quilting. Lillian uses fun colors in her thread work and quilt tops. She is sew generous with
her talents and time.
The general meetings seem to run so smoothly, largely due to all the wonderful volunteers. Please consider adding your name to the list. Serving on committees enables us to make new friendships and
strengthen old ones. Let me know your special interests and skills.
Nancy Ota [email protected] 949-429-3499
Carol Mayer and Sally Edwards—Workshops Pat Doughty, Norma Leighton and Suzanne Stanton
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FUTURE PROGRAMS
Oct 13 — Odette Osantowski
Nov 10 — Patricia Beaver
Dec 08 — DECEMBER FEST & Silent Auction
Jan 12 — Grace Errea
Feb 09 — Kim Diehl
Mar 09 — Susan Trindel
FUTURE WORKSHOPS
October - Odette Osantowski Paper Piecing (P.5)
November — Patricia Beaver
December — No Workshop
January — Flamingo Quilt
February — Kim Diehl
March — Susan Trindel
SEPTEMBER WORKSHOP- THE ART OF COLOR/ONE DAY QUILT
With Lillian Gordon Wednesday, September 9, 2009. 10am to 4pm
Location: Community Presbyterian Church, Youth Center Portable Bldg. 32202 Del Obispo St., San Juan Capistrano 92675
Last day to sign up will be on August 11, 2009 at our General Meeting. The cost of the Workshop is $30 and you must purchase a pattern for $8 no later than August 11 as they need to be ordered from the designer. You will need to give Lillian your email and/or phone number at the meeting
along with your $8 so that she can order your pattern and contact you to pick it up prior to the Work-shop date. Your fabric will need to be cut out before you come to the Workshop.
Carol Mayer, Workshop Chair [email protected] 949-831-3295
Lillian‘s colorful marbled fabric will be available at
the workshop.
This one-day quilt is the workshop project.
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STASHBUSTERS FOR PHILANTHROPY
Meeting on Monday, Sep. 28, from 10 am to 4 pm at A Time To Sew. You are welcome to join in this fun friendship group. This month we will learn how to do the ultimate ―scrappy‖ quilt - entitled ―It Just Doesn‘t Matter‖. Bring strips of all sorts of fabric and any left-over blocks from other quilt projects. We will show you how to make interesting blocks – sew-and-cut method, which will go into quilts for philanthropy. We can also continue on current projects. Bring sewing machine and supplies, an item to put into the friend-
ship salad, and any show-and-tell projects.
In August, we donated 20 items toward San Clemente Presbyterian Church‘s mission to Mexico. They promised to send us pictures of their trip and to show us the people whose lives we impacted. Thank you
to all who contributed.
We meet the fourth Monday of the month, from 10 am to 4 pm at A Time To Sew. If you‘d like to be put
on the E-vite list, contact Monica Shafer or Julie Vlahos.
Monica Shafer [email protected] 949-933-6345 ~ Julie Vlahos [email protected] 949-661-2522
FRIENDSHIP GROUPS
If you are interested in joining a friendship group, please fill out the
form on our website:
http://sites.google.com/sites/surfsidequiltersguild
Click on Download Files, click on Forming new friendship groups.
A San Diego County friendship group is now forming. Please fill out the friendship form so we can set up a time for you to meet to-
gether.
This is a great way to make new friends and have fun. Quilters with similar interests and preferred times are grouped together.
You may belong to as many groups as you wish.
Betty Prottas [email protected], (949) 499-0049
Sue Haw [email protected] (949) 499-4868
Stashbusters at work—
August 24, 2009
Sharon Pembrook, Sheri Hill, Carol Whiteside
Monica Shafer, Joyce Stoltz, Julie Vlahos, Margo Grube
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Del Thomas Sept 1
Liz Ison Sept 2
Sue Clark Sept 2
Sheri Hill Sept 4
Leslye Stringfellow Sept 4
Linda Effertz Sept 6
Nancy Hyde Sept 6
Karen Hanway Sept 7
Susan Adams Sept 8
Marcia Faultersack Sept 8
Odette Osantowski Sept 9
Judy Dunlap Sept 10
Cheri Strole Sept 12
Glenda Razor Sept 15
Marie Beauchesne Sept 15
Joyce Conyers Sept 17
Dorothy Snyder Sept 19
Judy Nunn Sept 22
Joann Bishop Sept 23
Eva Dundas Sept 23
Joan Mauri Sept 25
Margo Grube Sept 27
Sue Richardson Sept 27
SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS
Please wear a nametag to the meet-
ing to make it easier for all of us to
get to know each other. Also please
greet and meet new members and
guests who will be wearing
identifiable nametags.
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAY WISHES!
A DAY PATCHED WITH QUILTING SELDOM UN-
RAVELS! ENJOY YOUR SEW SPECIAL DAY!
OCTOBER WORKSHOP with Odette Osantowski - ―Let’s Go Sailing‖
With Odette‘s expert tips these paper pieced blocks are a great
learning project for beginners and a chance to fine tune the tech-
niques of more advanced piecers.
Odette has been quilting since 2002, joined BCQG in 2004 and is a charter member of Surfside Quilters Guild. She especially en-joys designing original blocks—her favorite part of quilt making is
the freedom to be creative.
See Carol Mayer at the Workshop table to sign up for the class to
make this summertime quilt.
Carol Mayer, Workshop Chair [email protected]
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CALLING ALL STARS STAR WATCHING...... There are so many talented, kind, thoughtful, busy ladies in Surfside QGuild, we need a place to recog-nize them. Want to add someone?
Contact Del, Newsletter Editor SurfsideQG.aol.com
> We had a staff of six on the stage at the August meeting! Thanks to our ―holders and folders‖ - Sharon Pembrook, Kris Kouzelos, Janet Shannon and Sue Troise. Thanks to our ―stair guides‖ - Joan Mauri and Emily LaMond. Don‘t we all feel safer with a helping hand?
> Thanks to Nancy Hyde for her help setting up and packing Suzanne Stanton‘s trunk show. > Thanks to Mary Freedman for donating her dar-ling ―Cat & Mice‖ wall hanging to be the MoMini. > Thanks to Justin and his crew for another delicious lunch at Hapa J. > Special thanks go to all the quilters who contrib-uted so we could give twenty quilts and bags of canned goods to the San Clemente Presbyterian Church Mission efforts. > A big round of applause goes to our VP-Programs Sharon Whalen, the unofficial poet laureate of Surf-side Quilters Guild. Keep ‗em coming Sharon! > It takes a lot of volunteers to make a strong and vital Guild. So, warm appreciation to everyone who lends their hands and their mind and their voice to keep things moving smoothly. You make things en-joyable for all. > Bushels and baskets of Thank Yous would not be enough for our amazing President, Nancy Ota. We truly have no idea how many hours she puts in to get the Guild on a steady track and to deal with the thou-sands of details that come up in a group of over 200 members. The thanks we offer you, Nancy, are most sincere. [I still don‘t believe you ever actually sleep! Del]
It's time to bring those signa-ture bricks back to the next guild meeting. We will have our logo soon and I would like to start putting the quilt to-gether. You have been so generous with your contribu-tions and I want to be sure to include your name on the quilt. You can turn them in at the Star quilt table or mail
them to me:
Diane Collins, 24901 Dana Point Harbor Drive,
Suite 200, Dana Point, CA 92629
Surfside Quilt Guild Logo Contest
We received thirty-one designs for our Surfside
Quilters Guild Logo Contest. The Board has
narrowed down the field to the most suitable designs for use on our stationery, website, and pins. Guild
members will be voting on the design finalists at the
September meeting. Lyndy Dye
Chris Huben and her Grandgirl Meaghan Wagner.
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VISITING GUILD OPPORTUNITY QUILT
~ TREASURER’S REPORT ~
Profit & Loss Statement 7/1/2009 through 7/31/2009 Balance Forward: $9,327.06 ——————————–———- Income: Donations 250.00 Guest 85.00 Membership 600.00 Misc. 22.00 Monthly Mini 186.00 Publ. & Sponsors 166.00 Ways and Means 30.00 Workshop Income 600.00 ——————————–———- Total Income $1,939.00
Expenses: Facilities 200.00 Hospitality 41.32 Incorporation 25.00 ——————————–——————- Total Expenses $ 266.32
——————————–——————- Net Income/Loss $ 1,672.68 Current Balance $10,999.74
Respectfully Submitted Carol Whiteside, Treasurer, SQG 2009-2010
The Orange County Quilters Guild Opportunity Quilt
(63" wide X 70" long) was designed and made by Juanita Swarts and Lorraine Voorhees. It was machine quilted by Jane Ann Munroe of Pickle Jam Quiltworks of Brea, CA. The quilt show "Quilts-Our Global Language" will be held
Sep 26 & 27 at California State University—Fullerton.
See ―Places to go on page 10
Peggy L. Calvert 2009 Quilt Show Chair
HOSPITALITY A BIG THANK YOU to all our members for bringing goodies for our hospitality table. Your generosity pre-sents a table looking spectacular and delicious. Please remember to put your name in for the flower drawing when you drop off your goodies. The flowers are donated by Joan Mauri. You may even keep the vase (s). Bambi Comer won the flowers in August. Bev Weibel, Hospitality Chair [email protected]
Margo Grube, who just celebrated her 60th
wedding anniversary, and Carolyn Dunham.
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MONTHLY MINI
―Pumpkin Pillow‖ Nancy Bloyer, your SQG Secre-tary, made the September mini from a pattern called ―Thoughtful Pillow‖ by Deborah Busby in Holi-day Crafts magazine 2008. This felted-wool pillow is pumpkin sized, it‘s hand appliquéd mes-sage is a warm seasonal accent as Thanksgiving approaches.
Nancy tells us, ―I began quilting some 20+ years ago when a friend asked me to go to a quilt-ing class at a quaint quilt shop in Orchards, Washington. Within a few years I was invited to meet with a small group of women who
hand quilted on a traditional frame. I finished my first machine-pieced quilt (hand quilted by the group) in
1993 and I have been trying different quilting techniques ever since. After learning to hand appliqué I found
my joy in the handwork of Hawaiian quilts, heirloom baby quilts, doll bed quilts and mini quilts for fund raisers.
Felted wool has been one of my newest explorations (once again fueled by a friend‘s invitation). The texture
and detail of handwork seem to be a natural for me… which is fine… and I am proud to say I have not ma-
chine appliquéd or quilted any one of my quilts!!‖
Margo Hertel was the winner of the Au-gust Monthly Mini, made
and donated by Mary Freedman and presented
by Sharon Milledge.
Every Monthly Mini adds money to our Treasury to help pay for speakers and
workshops.
For more pictures taken at the meeting go to http://tinyurl.com/kngpcb
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SHOW AND TELL
Remember to bring a quilt and share your talents. Sew fun to get to know our fellow members with
their quilts.
Save time at the meeting and write out your information prior to arrival. There is a form on our web-
site you may download. http://sites.google.com/site/surfsidequiltersguild/
Click on ―Download Files‘, click on ―Show and Tell‖ - print the form to accompany your quilt at the meeting.
GENTLY USED MAGAZINE SALES
A big Thank You to all who brought in their old
quilting magazines to recycle. They are a great source for quilting ideas and we sell them four for $1.00. Bring yours in September to the magazine
table.
Joanne Bishop, Publicity bishop370aol.com
―Rolling Waves‖ by Candy Martin
―A Visit to Avignon‖ by Nafsi Martin
―Shades of Romance‖ Sharon Pembrook
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09-05 ~ 06– 09 Busy Bears Quilt Guild of Big Bear Lake Mountain Treasures XXI 2009 Quilt Show;
Labor Day Weekend; Big Bear Middle School 41275 Big Bear Blvd., Big Bear Lake, Ca. 92315 Sat. 10-5
Sun. 10-4 Admission - $5.00 Children under 12 Free. Boutique, Exhibit Quilts, Vendors, Wearable Art,
Door Prizes For More Info: Sharon 909 844-4545 or Bonnie 909 866-3906 [email protected]
PLACES TO GO—THINGS TO SEE 08-04-09 ~ 10-31-09 Jan Krentz Solo Exhibit Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum Gallery and Quilt Market, 1213 Washington Ave, Golden, CO 80401 303-277-0377 Daily, Mon-Sat 10AM - 4PM · Sun (through Labor Day
Weekend) 12PM - 4PM (call the museum for specifics on the day of your visit)
09-10-09 @ 11AM PDT - Online Reverse Auction of One-Foot Square quilts made by members of Studio Art Quilt Associates, an international group of art quilters –over 2000! Each one of the three groups will be up for
a week with the prices starting about $700 and going down to $75 by the end of the week. See the quilts at: http://www.saqa.com/newsebulletins/Squares09_1.aspx
09-04-09 ~ 11-01-09 ―Emily Richardson Art Quilts‖
Opening Reception: Friday, September 4, 2009, 5-7pm 09-05-09 "Painting and Composition" with Emily Richardson Class, lecture and exhibition tour Visions Art Quilt Gallery, 2825 Dewey Rd, Ste 100, San Diego 92106 619-546-4872 www.quiltvisions.org 09-26/27-09 10AM-5PM ―Quilts Our Global Language‖ OCQG Quilt Show @ Calif. State Univ. Fullerton 800 N. State College, Fullerton 92831 Featured artist: Claudia Redfern Quilts - Quilts - Quilts, Vendor Mall, Opportunity Quilt, Kids‘ Seek & Find. Show Chair: Peggy L. Calvert [email protected] [email protected]
Judy Dunlap is a newcomer to both California and Surfside Quilters Guild. Her husband of 30 years accepted a new job in Aliso Viejo, so they recently moved here from Baltimore and are now in the process of remodeling their new condo in Dana Point. .
Judy started quilting four years ago after a neighbor in Baltimore offered to help Judy make her first quilt - for her soon-to-be-married daughter. Since then, quilting has become a real passion for her. She especially loves to make baby quilts and appliqué baby clothes for the offspring of family and friends.
The way Judy found out about Surfside Quilters Guild is a poignant story. Shortly after her arrival in Southern California, she was on her way to ―A Time to Sew‖ for the Block of the Month group meet-ing, when she received a call from her son in Cincinnati. Her daughter-in-law had just given birth the week before to a baby boy. Little Landen was born at 26 weeks, so he only weighed 2 lb. 4 oz. Her son said that things were not looking good for Landen at that point. Judy knew she couldn‘t get back home to support the family, but her son reassured her they would let her know any news. She continued on to the store, where she was holding it together until a fellow quilter guessed something was very wrong and asked Judy if
INTRODUCING A MEMBER OF THE GUILD:
she was okay. When Judy started to share her bad news, she began to cry. This angel friend listened and com-forted her, as Judy relayed that she was new in the area and didn‘t know anyone, and how hard it was being so very far away from family at this time. The ―angel‖ told Judy about Surfside and suggested that she join the guild, where she could make instant friends with the common interest of quilting. Happy endings are always best, whether in quilts or in life, Judy‘s grandbaby pulled through the danger he was in and is now thriving.
If you see Judy, you‘ll recognize her by her great big smile. Say HELLO! Reported by Marcia Faulter-sack
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Here is another way to put your excess stash to good use....
Iraqi Bundles of Love (IBOL)
Major Art La Flamme, is requesting fabric and basic sewing supplies that he will redistribute to individuals and sewing co-ops in the community where he is now stationed in Iraq. He is asking for donations of fabric, thread, needles, pins ,yarn, scissors, notions, button, beads, (no batting)- anything that can be sewn by hand or machine. He would like these items bundled in a large piece of fabric and tied together, then placed in a flat rate box and mailed to him at the following address by September 7th. Maj Art La Flamme HHC I&S 25th ID G2 APO AE 09393 You can learn more about his project and how to "bundle" your donations at http://ibol.wordpress.com. Any questions please call Diane Collins 949-728-1294
Lunch after the September meeting will be at a NEW LOCATION..........
IRONS IN THE FIRE
150 Avenida Magdalena, San Clemente CA 92672
949.542.3900 www.ironsinthefire.biz
At the historic San Clemente Municipal Golf Course
Outdoor seating in shade
Chicken Tostada Salad - fresh greens with black beans, tomatoes, grilled corn, avocado, cheese and sour cream, topped with
grilled chicken and tortilla strips, choice of dressing
OR
Grilled Chicken and Avocado Club - grilled chicken breast with avocado, bacon, tomato, melted swiss and herb mayo, served
on fresh sourdough bread, choice of french fries, fresh fruit, side salad, cole slaw or ranch beans
OR
Roast Beef and Brie Sourdough Melt - roast beef, creamy brie cheese and sauteed mushrooms, served on fresh sourdough
breadchoice of french fries, fresh fruit, side salad, cole slaw or ranch beans
Total $15.00 cash only – no credit cards accepted
includes chef choice dessert, tea, coffee, or soft drink, tax and tip
Directions: South on Ave De La Estrella, Right on Presidio, quick Left on El Camino Real, travel approxi-
mately 2 miles, left on Magdalena (Hampton Inn corner), golf club house is on the right.
Parking: at the golf course, street parking and Hampton Inn
Reservations lunch & carpool: Kathie Bellamy [email protected], (949) 369-1224
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MEMBERSHIP REPORT
We welcome these new members who joined the Guild in August. We now have 219 members.
Birthdays
Luanne Barnes - [email protected] 2/22 Brigette Brink - [email protected] 8/16 Judy Burrell - [email protected] 5/8 Maggie Ezell - [email protected] 3/30 Norma Leighton - (no email) 12/29 Jo Ann Lockett - [email protected] 12/6
Mary McKinney - [email protected] 3/16 Marilyn McNamara (no email) 12/9
Rose Richmond - [email protected] 4/21 Sharon Scholfield - [email protected] 6/13
Leslye Stringellow - [email protected] 9/4
A regular and very special guest at our meetings is ―Flair‖ a Guide Dog
in training who is accompanied by his ‗mommy‘ Nancy Bloyer.
It is hard not to reach out and give Flair a rub around the ears, but he
must not be spoiled, so we should just say hello. We hope she will be
a success in her Guide Dog career.
QUILTING ONLINE The Internet has become so much a part of the quilting com-munity that it is hard to resist so much information at our fin-gertips. Please let me know what sites or blogs you find in-formative or helpful or just plain fun and I will list them in this
column. Del [email protected]
Moda has an original idea on presenting their fabric lines. Look for jelly rolls, dessert rolls, honey buns, etc., all precut fabrics: http://
www.modabakeshop.com/
I think all of Moda‘s designers have blogs with tips and patterns and tutorials. I like that of Vanessa Christenson who also talks about
her busy life, family and quilt making experiences:
http://www.vanessachristenson.com/ The Quilter‘s Hall of Fame has a website and a blog with informa-tion about the organization and its home at the Marion Webster house in Marion, Indiana. http://www.quiltershalloffame.net/ http://thequiltershalloffame.blogspot.com/ Here is a site that has interviews with quilters, discussions about products, different blogs and sites to visit and is just an all around window into art quilting around the world: www.subversivestitch.blogspot.com And I have to mention again the Studio Art Quilt Associates site: www.SAQA.com which offers a continuous slide program of quilts made by the professional members and much more. This year is their twentieth anniversary so there are many spe-cial exhibits. See the info in ―Places to Go...‖ on Page 10 for info about their online auction coming up on Sep. 10th.
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Patronize our Sponsors. Fondle their fabrics.
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The Surfside Quilters Guild, was established in March 2009 to promote quilting and other fiber arts in the South Orange County area. The Guild offers the opportunity to share experi-ences with other quilters in an atmosphere of fellowship, as well as to enhance the knowl-edge and skills of its membership. Newsletters are distributed via the Internet. Dues are $30.00 annually for the membership year from May 1st through April 30th. Guests are always welcome for a donation of $5.00. Membership and Volunteer forms are available on our temporary website: http://sites.google.com/site/surfsidequiltersguild
EXECUTIVE BOARD President: Nancy Ota, [email protected], 949- 429-3499 1st VP Programs: Sharon Whelan, [email protected], 949-493-3516 2nd VP Membership: Cindy Croucher, [email protected], 949-493-8718 3rd VP Facility: Kathie Bellamy, [email protected], 949-369-1224 Secretary: Nancy Bloyer , [email protected], 949-369-7423 Treasurer: Carol Whiteside, [email protected], 949-361-5388 Parliamentarian: Joan Mauri , [email protected], 760- 728-4532 STANDING COMMITTEE Block Party: Jan Hirth, [email protected] 949- 363-0533 Assistant: LeAnn Goettel, [email protected], 949-249-3541 Friendship Groups: Betty Prottas, [email protected], 949-499-0049 and Sue Haw, [email protected], 949- 499-4868 Hospitality: Bev Weibel, [email protected], 949- 496-1058 Monthly Mini: Mary Freedman , [email protected], 949-388-6901 Assistant: Sharon Milledge, [email protected], 949-498-3588 Newsletter & Internet: Del Thomas, [email protected], 714-315-9526 Philanthropy: Monica Shafer: [email protected], 949-362-5524 Julie Vlahos, [email protected], 949-661-2522 Publicity & Sponsors: Joann Bishop, [email protected], 949-493-4722 Publicity distribution: Pat Doughty: [email protected] Show & Tell: Maggie Bell: [email protected], 949-488-3011 Assistant: Sue Troise, [email protected], 949-498-7633 Southern California Council Quilt Guild Representative: Ways & Means: Sumi Maruyama, [email protected], 949-388-4692 Welcome/Sunshine & Shadows: Susie Russell, [email protected], 949-497-1158 Assistants: Marjie Butterworth, [email protected], 949-940-9167 Barbara Christensen, [email protected], 949- 496-3962 Workshops: Carol Mayer, [email protected], 949-831-3295 Assistant: Sally Edwards, [email protected], 949- 496-4409 SPECIAL COMMITTEE By Laws Committee: Cindy Croucher: [email protected], 949- 493-8718 Maggie Bell, Diane Collins, Nancy Ota, Non-Profit Applic: Darci Bellamy, [email protected] 949-463-3389 Equipment Acquisitions: Diane Collins , [email protected], Quilt Design/Friends of Surfside Quilters Guild: Diane Collins , [email protected], 949-728-1294 Logo Contest: Lyndy Dye, [email protected], 949-768-4919 Internet Buddy Coordinator: Carolyn Pierce, [email protected], 949- 492-4366 Photographer: Pam Englehardt, [email protected], (949) 493-5142 Speaker aid: Nancy Hyde, [email protected], 949-498-2777
Surfside Quilters Guild, P. O. Box 3295,
San Clemente, CA 92674
Board members, Committee Chairs and Special Committee Chairs wear red-violet leis to the meetings so you can easily indentify them. Have a question? Ask a lady in a lei!
July Membership Attendance July meeting 155
Guests attending 23
Total membership 203
