The Program Committee will be providing refreshments for the theme “Tea with Marie”. N-Z members do not need to bring desserts. Wear your fancy hats and gloves, dress up if you like, and we’ll enjoy gathering for our meeting in June.
Thank you.
Needed: 2 capable people to co-chair the quilt show for spring 2014. Decide on a quilt show theme and get started in June by ordering flyers that can go to the Vermont Quilt Festival, and all the other summer quilt shows we quilters love to attend. There are many volunteers available to head up most of the aspects of the quilt show.
If no one volunteers by the June meeting, for this important part of the guild’s year, we will not be able to have a quilt show next spring. Contact Bev if you are interested. Thank you very much.
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Four of our Storybook Quilts related to the Civil War will be on display at the Boxford Town Library, Elm Street, Boxford through the month of May- Thanks to Maggie Judd and Mary Ginn.
May 18th, Saturday- 10 to 11, a lecture on Civil War Quilts will be given by Pam Weeks at the Library.
You must register online- go to Boxford Town Library and look under program registrations. There is no cost to attend.
The library is commemorating the Civil War all month.
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We have booked the Kelley library in Salem NH on the fourth Wed on the month throughout the summer for an open sew. There will not be a session there in May as the meeting rooms are being used for a school district art show. The dates are June 26, July 24, Aug 28, and Sept 25. All are welcome!
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Congratulations to the winners of the ‘Remembering the 50′s’ challenge: first place Ann Hockmeyer, second place Maggie Judd, third place Diana Doucette. Thanks to the judges; May Milone, Marie Caruso and Jeannette Green from the quilting group at the Salem NH Senior Center. Special thanks to all who entered and shared their memories of the 50′s.
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