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Biggest Morning Tea Monday 19th May (3rd Mon SitNSew) Cost $5 This is a fund raising event with money raised on the day donated to Breast Cancer research. We will have some fun activities for you to participate in for a small fee ,morning tea will be provided and the lovely Quilt made by Shirley and quilted by Helen will be drawn. Tickets for this have not been sent to members however if you would like to assist us with selling some tickets please contact me (03) 98734371 . Many of us have in one way or another or know of someone who has experienced Breast Cancer and look forward to the day when there is a cure found . All welcome Pam
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Quilt In Sat 12th July 2008
Guest Speaker: Margaret Reehorn ( Vietnam Veterans Quilt Programme)
This activity allows us to invite Quilters from member groups and others to join us for a day of friendship and sharing.
Our guest speaker will speak about her involvement with the Vietnam Veterans Quilt project and I am sure you will find her to be a very interesting and inspirational speaker
. As in the past we will present a welcoming gift to all attending ,if you are able to help make some of these gifts(Patchwork Key Ring) please see Shirley or myself at the next meeting,we need about 140 to be made. We will also have some traders to entice you ,a silent Auction of donated items, lots of door prizes and of course morning and afternoon tea . Please put this date in your diary. Regards Pam
Dolly Day
Each year one meeting is set aside as Dolly Day. On this day, members
spend the meeting stuffing and sewing up calico dolls which are
given to small children in hospital to be used as toys, but also
to help doctors and nurses discuss treatment with the children.
The materials are provided by a Kiwanis group who also distribute
the completed dolls to hospitals.
The next Dolly Day will be announced in our newsletter, The
Quilters Patch. As soon as details are available, they can also
be found in the Yearly
Diary section of this site.
Dolly Days for 2006
July Monday 3rd will be a dolly day, some members prefer to make up the calico bodies at home then bring them to the meeting to fill and sew up.the can be in bleu ,pink or plain,if you don't have a pattern see Jean Price and she will see that you get one.
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