THIS MONTH COCHECO QUILTERS GUILD

FAT QUARTER EXCHANGE When you arrive, look for the Fat www.cochecoquilters.org J U N E 2 0 1 1 Quarter basket at the back table. Leave your fat quarter next to it Tuesday, June 21st at 6:45 p.m. and put your name into the basket. If your name is drawn, you keep all JUNE MEETING the fat quarters. This month’s FQ Our speaker this month is Bobbie Sullivan. theme is Pearl or Moonstone. She was born in Leominster, Massacusetts Color to bring this month: and went to school at Regis College in any color. Weston. After her 1973 graduation with a Degree in Art, Bobbie moved to REFRESHMENTS Duxbury. There she met a group of women If your last name begins with L or working on a Town Bicentennial and M, please bring 1-2 dozen cookies she was hooked. sometimes tell a story with her . or other nibbles for the break. In 1996 she was asked to make quilts and Those her heard her speak at last year’s an altar cloth for the Chapel at Regis Lowell Quilt Festival reported that she is a College, where they now hang permanently. DOOR PRIZE fine speaker with wonderful quilts to share. Bobbie's motivation is to explore color and I hope you can join us! Wear your nametag and be eligi- design with fabric and thread, and to ~ Andrea Goddard ble for the door prize drawing. Enter your name in the drawing RESIDENT S basket by the door. P ’

Our meetings start at 6:45 and MESSAGE end at 8:45, so we can be out of the building when it closes at so on. We are everywhere, 9:00. We meet at the McConnell including those who make a Center, 61 Locust St., Dover, NH. career out of . Tell that person you just met that quilts Door #2: then downstairs (Door can sometimes cost $600 a square #7 for Handicapped access). foot and watch the reaction. We love to do so many INSIDE THIS different things—woodworking, ISSUE: cooking, gardening and volunteering. Many participate in Bees 2 Above (l-r): Cocheco members Lorraine Hall, Brenda Hall, Maureen Smith and Maureen’s daughter Kate Couturier after sports. Some ski, hike or fish. Quilt Exhibits 3 their recent skydive experience. And on it goes. Some of us also love other activities traditionally Guild News 4 Have you ever met someone who knows considered belonging to the realm of Board Minutes, nothing about quilting and told them you're 5 women, like garment sewing or knitting. a quilter? Their body language seems to say, Well, in helping destroy the myth that Meeting Minutes 6 "Oh no! Boring person." Those who know quilters are uninteresting women, nothing about our art don't realize that Raffle, Library 7 Maureen Smith, Brenda Hall, and I went quilters are as far from boring as their quilts skydiving on May 25th, along with Show & Tell 8-10 are. If they made an effort to really converse Maureen's daughter Kate. We jumped Local Shops 11 with this "boring person," they would learn out of an airplane at 14,000 feet while that quilters are probably among the most 2011 Meeting our Cocheco friend Andrea Goddard 12 interesting people imaginable, involved in so Schedule observed and assisted the pilot. Not only many different careers and activities. did we love the experience, we’re all Officers & 13 There are quilters who are teachers, planning to do it again! Committees business people, authors or stay at home Quilters boring? NO WAY! moms. Others are in the medical profession, government employment, the military and ~ Lorraine Hall P a g e 2 THE BUZZ FROM THE HIVE

If you are interested in having two meetings: When: The first Thursday of joining a bee, contact morning and evening on the the month, 6:30-8:30 PM information for each is fourth Monday each month Where: 320 Middle Rd., provided below. If you (10 AM and 6:30 PM). The Dover. NH 03820 would like to form a bee, see location of the meetings has Contact: Deborah Fournier- information at the end of changed, however. For June, Johnstone 603-742-9944 or this section on how to get the morning meeting [email protected] the word out. only will meet at Jacque DLM: THE DURHAM-LEE- Thompson’s house (address MADBURY GROUP QUILTS OF VALOR BEE: on Cocheco website/ Open for new members. NEW BEE! members ). The regular This group is for quilters living I am starting a Quilts of Valor evening meeting (6:30 pm) in Durham, Lee or Madbury. Bee for our guild. I have will be held from this month Our Guild DLM meets in members’ reserved the Strafford forward at the Barrington homes to discuss quilting encourages the Library, Rte 126, Strafford Library, 137 Ramsdell Ln, subjects, show and discuss NH for Sunday, June 26th to Barrington, NH formation of what we’re working on, share get us going. We will meet (www.barrington.nh.gov/ quilting knowledge and skills, from 12:30 to 5 pm to start Library.aspx). Contact Mary ‘Bees’ – small, and socialize. Because we cutting out quilts and Furber: [email protected]. meet in members’ homes, we special purpose beginning to sew. If you have any quality fabric to donate, ELIOT, MAINE BEE have space limitations and groups within that would be great. For more Open for new members. have had to cap membership information contact Judey When: Wednesday nights, at 22 quilters. Although we are the larger Clemons at [email protected] or 7-9p.m. at Baran Place, a currently at 19 or so, we senior housing project on welcome new members up to Guild, formed call 603-269-3032. Beech Road in Eliot, ME just the cap. and run by ART QUILTERS BEE: off of Route 236. Turn west When: The first Tuesday NEW LOCATION & TIME at the Eliot Commons Plaza. evening of the month, 7-9:30 members Currently full but accepting Baran Place is located right PM. Contact: Kathryn Theall names for new members. beyond the plaza on the left. [email protected] , themselves A bee for anyone interested in Contact: Fran Holly 207-439 603-868-6666 working on techniques and -3115 or critiques for art quilts such as [email protected] To list a new bee or change pictorials, landscapes or information about an abstracts. Limited to 8 THE CRAZY YA-YAS existing one, please email members for now, the bee will Formerly called ―The Crazy the editor, Maureen Smith, meet at the Dover Library on Quilters Bee,‖ this group at [email protected]. the 4th Tuesday each month. focuses on crazy quilting, DEADLINE: Contact: Jaci Lawson: , etc. It is an the last day of the month [email protected]. interest support group where you work on your own preceding publication.

PENNY RUG BEE project. Because we meet in Provide: name of group, NEW LOCATION & TIME members’ homes where space purpose, rules for Open for new members. is limited, membership has membership, if any (for Are you a fan of penny rugs? had to be capped at 10. example, geographic or Do you want to learn how to Although the group is interest-based), meeting make them? We focus on currently at its maximum, times/dates, and contact working with wool, wool felt anyone interested in joining person (including phone and wool roving. There has this group should contact number and email). been such a good response to Deb. We'll call you as soon this bee that we are now as there is an opening!

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A One-day Symposium: October 15, 2011

Fashion, industry and women’s roles underwent massive upheavals between World War 1 and World War 2. Fabric use and manufacture directly reflected those changes.

The New England Quilt Museum and American History Museum are collaborating on a one-day symposium, October 15, 2011, designed to explore the unique design and uses of during the 1920s and 30s. Drawing on the collections of ATHM and NEQM as well as additional period quilts shared by collectors throughout New England, the symposium features a keynote address by quilt historian and researcher Merikay Waldvogel, author of Soft Covers for Hard Times: Quiltmaking & The Great Depression.

The symposium also coincides with an exhibit of clothing from the Great Depression and WW2 at American Textile History Museum.

For more information on the symposium and to download a registration form, visit www.nequiltmuseum.org.

Cocheco Quilters Guild P a g e 4 Community Quilts I would like to thank all the ladies Cora Parker (5), Havrilla Stevens way to keep track of things who made contributions this month (7), Gladi Porsche (30) and Lyn more accurately. Please to Community Quilts. The quilts are McCreary (2). There was only one keep in mind that you can make our absolutely lovely and are really correction to the totals listed in last record keeping much easier if you appreciated by the people who month’s newsletter: Pam Heller had would pin your name to receive them. earned 5 additional points for a lap your quilt. If it is quilted by Leading our points total this quilt that had not been counted. someone else, please make that month, as she usually does, is Fran We are attempting to get notation also. Holly with 17 points. Other points Community Quilts records set up on Thank you all for generous and earners are Paige Gibson (5), Penny a spreadsheet and this is taking beautiful donations. Happy St. Cyr (5), Diane Stump (5), Karen more time and work than quilting! Schutt (10), Marilyn Follansbee (5), anticipated. It should be a great ~ Ronalee Goupil 2011 Challenge Quilts The days are getting warmer and we only have a month working at that design wall and then, get sewing! or two before the Challenge wall hangings are due. If you have any questions, please contact me: Look around for inspiration. Our gardens are [email protected]. bursting with color and beautiful flowers. Happy quilting! Entries will be voted on and you could be the lucky ~ Judey Clemons winner of a gift certificate to a local quilt shop! So start Your Raffle Quilt Committee Needs You Volunteers Needed in August We are looking for volunteers to guild meeting — thanks, ladies! Please contact either Sharon white glove at the IMAGES Quilt Here are the time slots that still LaClair ([email protected]) or Show on Friday, August 12th and need to be filled: Cindy McKenna Saturday, August 13th. In order to FRIDAY ([email protected]) if you have our raffle quilt there and sell 10 am - Noon can come and give us two hours. tickets, we are required to have two 2 - 4 pm Support your guild and see all there volunteers for each two-hour shift 4 - 6 pm (2 needed) is to see at the Lowell Quilt Festival throughout the day, both Friday at the same time. SATURDAY and Saturday. Thanks very much in advance! 10 am - Noon We had several nice guild Noon - 2 pm members sign up already at the May ~ Sharon LaClair/Cindy McKenna 2 - 4 pm

BIRTHDAYS

JUNE JULY 13 Eileen Keohane 08 Ronalee Goupil 22 Penny St.Cyr 09 Debbie Nelson 24 Linda Bevins 09 Nancy Starks-Cheney 25 Marilyn Follansbee 10 Rinda Madden 25 Daniel Valenza 12 Ann Lamb 29 Linda Aguiar 13 Rainy Stevens 15 Sharleen Fields P a g e 5

May 10, 2011 COCHECO QUILTERS BOARD MINUTES Attending: Jacque Thompson, Kristan be changed to read Membership dues are January or February (depending on the Scott, Diane Mihelich, Brenda Hall, $20 per year (initial membership is $25 New England weather. Faye will Cora Parker, Judey Clemons, Rosemary plus the cost of a name tag. Kristan charge us $200, Phyllis is $125 for the Maciolek, Ronalee Goupil, Lisa seconded. Discussion revolved around trunk show at the guild meeting and Donnelly, Jean Kearney, Linda the fact that the cost of name tags has $475 for the class. Phyllis also should Laprade increased greatly over the past few have a new book coming out shortly

With Lorraine out of town and Ken years. Jacque will see to it that Lorraine before she meets with us in May. Nancy Ekola recovering from surgery, Jacque requests that Mary Furber makes the Morgan's fees are still being negotiated. hosted the meeting at her home in necessary changes to the membership Reminder that you can go on the web form on the website. site and fill out the survey whenever Barrington. She called the meeting to order at 7:03 pm. Judey moved to Diane reports that the quilt show you have a suggestion for either workshops or programs. accept the minutes from the April planning is going smoothly. It may be Board Meeting as sent out via possible to fill out your quilt entry form Jacque reported that the bus to the email. Kristan seconded. No online and mail your check if you are Vermont Quilt Festival is full - 56 can discussion. Passed. planning on having your quilt judged. go on the bus.

Brenda moved to accept the Treasurer's Cora (Member at Large) reports that Discussion on the guild sponsoring a report and Cora seconded. Passed. dinner at LaFesta before the guild ribbon at IMAGES (Lowell Quilt meeting has been going well. Also, we Festival in August 2011). Diane moved Brenda reported that the workshop have 3 new members. that the guild give $100 towards the with Kim Diehl, scheduled for Tuesday, Ronalee (Community Quilts) is in Viewer's Choice ribbon and Judey May 17, is all set. Lynn McCreary has it seconded. Passed. process of updating of recipients. Also, all in hand. The workshop will be from right now she has 7 baby quilts, 20 lap Rosemary did some investigating on the 9:30 - 4 pm in Lee. Also, the program quilts and 5 twin or larger. Lisa gave 22 state of our audio system. She reports for our May guild meeting is also with quilts to some residents of Cocheco that our old system has been fixed for Kim Diehl and is all set. Mills. Ronalee has completed the $25 and gave the instructions to not Brief discussion on how the nomination updating of those who have earned drop the mike and keep dust out of the committee is doing. Next year Lyn chances for the friendship quilt. system. Rosemary recommends that we McCreary and Amanda Glover will be co Judey (Publicity) has been busy getting purchase a small clip-on -chairing the position of 2nd Vice together places to send out info. Our microphone. Lisa moved that we spend President (in charge of workshops) quilt show rack cards will be out in up to $200 for a small microphone. Andrea Goddard will be first Vice Rosemary seconded. Passed. June. If you know of any good places President again. Linda will be for getting the word out about our guild Kristan reports that she now has all the Secretary. There still needs to be and all the good things it does, let Judey pieces to this year’s friendship someone who will step up to run the know. quilt. Her committee will be working quilt show 2012. Old Business on it. Lisa reported that the taxes have been ~ Linda Laprade Brenda reported on the program/ done by our CPA. workshop survey. Based on the results Membership is all set. Membership is from the survey so far, she has booked $20 a year. New name tags are $10 and Nancy Morgan for a workshop on replacement name tags also cost $10. landscape quilts and Phyllis Anderson Brenda moved that the member book to do a workshop on quilted jackets. (page 24) under the Membership Dues Faye Labanaris will be coming in

SUNSHINE & SHADOWS Only two cards went out from the guild this past month: Linda Laprade on the passing of her father; Marilyn Follansbee, congratulations on her granddaughter winning an art contest. Please, members, let me know about glad occasions as well as sad occasions for our Sunshine and Shadows and I’ll be sure that our members are remembered by their friends in the guild. Thank you! ~ Nancy Ekola P a g e 6 May 17, 2011 GUILD MEETING MINUTES

Meeting called to order Cindy McKenna (Raffle Melinda Bula. at 6:45 pm. Quilt) requested New Business members sign up to

white glove at IMAGES The bus to the Vermont Lorraine was on Quilt Show on 12-13 Quilt Show is full. Jacque vacation this month so August. The two days has started a waiting list Jacque Thompson & are broken into 2-hour in case a confirmed AND THE Brenda Hall stepped up blocks. It is a great way attendee cannot go. to run the guild meeting. to see the show and Rosemary had our WINNER IS: Marilyn Follansbee enables our guild to microphone fixed for $25. moved to accept the bring our raffle quilt and She has researched minutes of the April sell tickets at the show. getting a clip microphone, guild meeting as printed On Oct 9, we will sell and the board has DOOR PRIZE: in the May newsletter; raffle quilt tickets at the recommended the Ronalee Goupil Apple Harvest Day in purchase. Information for Judey Clemons seconded. No discussion; Dover. the guild to approve the passed. Community Quilts – purchase will go out in an Treasurer’s Report: Ronalee reported she has email. Guild member pins Katrina Rhodes moved made the first costs have gone from $5 FAT QUARTERS: it be accepted, seconded distribution of quilts to to $12. New membership by Lisa Donnelly. No Our House in Dover. dues are $20 & $12 for a discussion; passed. pin ($32 total). Betty Ciarmitalo Workshops – Jacque Jacque reminded Thompson stated the There is a wonderful guild members & guests Kim Diehl workshop exhibit at the Lowell to silence their cell today was great! Quilt Museum thru July th BOOK RAFFLE: phones and to please Everyone learned many 10 called One Foot recycle & tidy up areas new tips and techniques Square, Quilted & Bound. Cindy McKenna after the meeting. A from Kim today. Pam Weeks is the new reminder that our curator at the Museum. Sunshine & Shadows – website user name is Nancy Ekola is not here Show and Tell cocheco and the password tonight – her husband is is 4patch. Karen Schutt says good- recovering from surgery. bye. She has sold her Committee Reports Membership – Rosemary home and is moving to Quilt Show – Diane Maciolek reported we Florida. She has a 4 x 8 Mihelich reminded have 4 guests and 3 new cutting table and cannot members to contact members tonight. take it. Contact her for Vicki Champagne or more information. Reminder to send Anita to donate items quilting hints, favorite After the break, our guest for the Silent Auction at blogs and websites to speaker Kim Diehl the show. either Lorraine or presented an inspiring Challenge 2011 – Judey Maureen. truck show with over 35 Clemons announced we quilts. Betty Jo has tickets for have sold 49 kits to date. the raffle book (Quick Jacque and Judey Diamond Quilts & explained the details of Beyond). Our new the challenge. It’s not library book is Cutting too late to get a packet. Garden Quilts by P a g e 7

JUNE BOOK RAFFLE HOME TO ROOST Need’l Love

This is a no-nonsense, get right down to business, let's make quilts kind of book. Featuring quilts designed by Reneé Nanneman, Becky Cogan, Gerry Kimmel-Carr and Lynn Schmitt-Cibulka and using rich, earth toned fabrics, spiced with greens and pinks, this really is a winning combination. Projects range from a wall hanging and table runner to lap and throw sized quilts. All the designs are beautiful and inspiring. Suitable for the experienced beginner and up. Techniques: piecing and appliqué 6 projects

WHAT’S NEW AT THE LIBRARY

QUICK LITTLE LANDSCAPE QUILTS Joyce R. Becker

Let the fabric do the work! Joyce shows you uncomplicated ways to work with landscape-themed fabrics to make a quilted wall hanging you'll be proud to hang on your wall. Using your own vacation photos as a starting point, quickly build an eye-catching scene with these popular techniques for painting, fusing, embellishing, and embroidering. This book is intended for the quilter who wants to try more artistic styles, so release your inner artist and try something new without a big commitment.

Techniques: painting, fusing, and embroidery 24 techniques

Is there a book you’d like to see in our Library? We welcome your suggestions. Come back for a visit!

Recent releases at the Library:

Cutting Garden Quilts by Melinda Bula Flower Show Quilts by Lynn Ann Majidimehr Another Season of Beautiful Blooms by Susan Taylor Propst Dancing with Thread by Ann Fahl Simple Shapes, Spectacular Quilts by Kaffe Fassett Comforters, Throws & Quilts by Jan Stauffer & Sandra L. Hatch Calendar Quilts by Kim Schaefer Picture this by Marcia Stein Reminder: Every month a binder of books for sale through American Quilters Society circulates at our Meetings. It’s an excellent way for you to purchase quilt books at a discount. As long as a total of 6 books are purchased, AQS discounts the books by 30%! So remember to review the binder and please keep it moving from person to person! MAY SHOW & TELL All Show & Tell photos by Lynn McCreary

Left: Jaci Lawson Right: Diane Stump

Left: Debbie Nelson Right: Penny St.Cyr

Left & right: Karen Schutt

Left: Aimee Raymond Right: Marilyn Follansbee MAY SHOW & TELL All Show & Tell photos by Lynn McCreary

Left & Right: Cora Parker

Left: Kim Wallett Right: Karen Malio

Left: Havrilla Stephens

Right: Kathy Landers

Left & right: Rejeanne Baillie MAY SHOW & TELL All Show & Tell photos by Lynn McCreary

Left: Carol Powley Right: Carol Vance

Left & right: Fran Holly

Left: Fran Holly Right: Gladi Porsche

Left & right: Gladi Porsche P a g e 11 Please patronize these local businesses which support our Guild:

Unique Fabrics, Notions, Classes

Swiss BERNINA sewing machines

Kits for quilts, candlewicking, red work, crazy quilting & more! Embellishments, notions & classes. Hours: Wed – Sat 10-4 The Mills at Salmon Falls 3 Front Street: Lower Mill, Studio 352, Rollinsford, NH 03869 P a g e 12

QUILTERS’ CLASSIFIED Members may send quilting & sewing “for sale” items to [email protected]. Each item will be listed FREE in one month’s newsletter on a space-available basis. If you’d like to list your item again, please send it again. Your listing must include item description, asking price, your name, and your phone or email contact information.

ITEM PRICE CONTACT Small sewing machine (Viking S2 15) $90 Kathryn Theall: [email protected], 868-6666 with all feet, tools & instruction book

COCHECO QUILTERS 2011 MEETING SCHEDULE

DATE OF FAT QUARTER REFRESHMENTS THEME EETING ROGRAM (Members whose last M P This year’s theme is Birth- names begin with these stones. For our drawing, letters bring snacks.) bring fat quarters in these colors. (Birthstone in parentheses.) January 18 Welcome Back ―Shake It Up‖ Game Pink to cranberry Meeting canceled due to (Garnet, Rosé Quartz) snow February 15 Nancy Morgan: Fabric Art Light to dark purple A, B, C (Amethyst) March 15 Patricia Delaney: Fancy Machine Quilting Light to dark aqua/teal D, E, F (Aquamarine) April 19 Connie Barlow: New England Quilt Museum White/beige (Diamond/ G, H, I Opal) May 17 Kim Diehl: Machine – and Hand-Appliqué Light to dark green J, K (Emerald) June 21 Bobbie Sullivan: 75-Quilt Trunk Show Any color (Pearl/ L, M Moonstone) July 19 Mary Furber: Antique Quilts Light to dark red (Ruby) N, O August 16 Challenge Quilts Black & white P, Q (Sardonyx) September 20 Marilyn Follansbee: Quilt Skit Light to dark blue R, S (Sapphire) October 11 TBD Batiks (Tourmaline) T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z November 15 Holiday Party Light to dark yellow Everyone brings (Citrine/Topaz) holiday treats December NO MEETING — —

NEWSLETTER INFORMATION This Newsletter is distributed through the Cocheco Quilters Guild website (www.cochecoquilters.org) in the “Member Area”. The User ID and Password for this area are distributed to members when they join the Guild.

Members who wish to receive the newsletter directly by mail (only if absolutely necessary, please) must notify the Guild on joining or on renewing annual membership. Postage costs of $11 are charged for mailed copies (in black & white only).

Any information for publication in the newsletter should be sent to Maureen Smith by the last day of the month preceding publi- cation. Email: [email protected] or call: 603-292-5978. P a g e 13 COCHECO QUILTERS GUILD OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES FOR 2011

OFFICERS (ELECTED) NAME PHONE * EMAIL

PRESIDENT Lorraine Hall 942-7138 [email protected] 1ST VICE PRESIDENT (PROGRAMS) Andrea Goddard 659-3186 [email protected] 2ND VICE PRESIDENT (WORKSHOPS) Brenda Hall 772-4413 [email protected] TREASURER Jacque Thompson 332-5138 [email protected] SECRETARY Linda Laprade 767-6413 [email protected]

COMMITTEES (VOLUNTEERS)

BUDGET Lorraine Hall 942-7138 [email protected] Diane Mihelich 942-7138 [email protected] Camille Arnone 652-0873 [email protected] Rosemary Maciolek 659-7561 [email protected] Nancy Starks-Cheney 292-6234 [email protected] CHALLENGE 2011 Judey Clemons (Chair) 269-3032 [email protected] Pat Osment 332-0206 [email protected] Jacque Thompson 332-5138 [email protected] Lorraine Halle 942-7138 [email protected] COMMUNITY QUILTS Ronalee Goupil (Chair) 332-9077 [email protected] Pam Heller 332-7209 [email protected] Kristan Scott 664-2137 [email protected] Sara Tufo 436-9051 [email protected] DOOR PRIZE & FAT QUARTERS Debbie Sheldon 749-2861 [email protected] Mary Kishbaugh 926-7166 [email protected] Laura Parsons 522-3650 [email protected] FRIENDSHIP QUILT 2011 Carla Bataran (Chair) 207-384-5287 [email protected] Ronalee Goupil 332-9077 [email protected] Deb Nelson 332-3017 [email protected] Kristan Scott 664-2137 [email protected] Pat Craig 868-1539 [email protected] Sara Tufo 436-9051 [email protected] Anna Bullard 207-676-2506 [email protected] HISTORIAN Jacque Thompson 332-5138 [email protected] INFORMATION & MEMBER BOOK Mary Hillyer 740-6369 [email protected] LIBRARY & BOOK PURCHASING Betty Jo Quinn 664-6948 [email protected] Deb Hartman 207-850-1289 [email protected] MEMBERS AT LARGE Paige Gibson 742-1550 [email protected] Jean Kearney 868-2411 [email protected] Cora Parker 285-5781 [email protected] Pat Howlin 207-646-7877 [email protected] MEMBERSHIP Rosemary Maciolek 659-7561 [email protected] Kristan Scott 664-2137 [email protected] MYSTERY QUILT Barbara Caswell (Chair) 742-4268 [email protected] NEQM REPRESENTATIVES Lorraine Hall 942-7138 [email protected] Andrea Goddard 659-3186 [email protected] Maureen Smith 292-5978 [email protected] Trudi Googins 868-7039 [email protected] NEWSLETTER Maureen Smith (Editor) 292-5978 [email protected] Cindy McKenna (Photo Editor) 755-4865 [email protected] Nancy Ekola (Circulation) 742-0510 [email protected] NOMINATIONS Jaci Lawson 749-4822 [email protected] Lisa Donnelly 332-0468 [email protected] Kristan Scott 664-2137 [email protected] PUBLICITY Judey Clemons 269-3032 [email protected] QUILT SHOW Diane Mihelich (Chair) 749-3137 [email protected] RAFFLE QUILT 2012 Christina Nancarrow (Chair) 942-5282 [email protected] Nancy Starks-Cheney 868-2237 [email protected] Gladi Porsche 659-6414 [email protected] Camille Arnone 652-4873 [email protected] Nancy Starks-Cheney 868-2237 [email protected] RAFFLE QUILT 2011 Cindy McKenna (Chair) 755-4865 [email protected] Sharon LaClair 207-384-2374 [email protected] Mary Furber 431-2748 [email protected] Cecile Huse 664-9950 [email protected] Diane Mihelich 749-3137 [email protected] Gail Cunningham 332-1449 [email protected] SUNSHINE & SHADOWS Nancy Ekola 742-0510 [email protected] WEB MASTER Mary Furber 431-2748 [email protected]

* All area codes are 603 unless otherwise noted.