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SEW 'N TELL October 2008 Issue No. 205 Web Address: http://www.aaqg.net

Mailing: Ankeny Area Quilters' Guild, P.O. Box 961, Ankeny, IA 50021

“Sharing a common thread!” Board Meeting The next board meeting will be Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 6:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Ankeny. Sharon Meisenheimer speaks at October Meeting Our next guild meeting is Tuesday, October 14th, 7:00 p.m., at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Ankeny.

President's Letter Hi chickadees! Can you believe it is fall already? Why do the nice spring and fall days seem to go by so fast and winter d r a g s past? CONGRATS TO OUR MEMBERS WHO HAVE QUILTS IN THE AQS QUILT EXPO. That is so neat, I hope most of you are going to make it to the show Oct 8-11 it should be great fun.

October brings local quilter-teacher-lecturer, Sharon I would like to encourage any guild member to submit Meisenheimer to our guild. Her program“Rules of Life little articles and facts to the newsletter. Your article Learned” includes a trunk show with a twist! could be any quilt related facts that you pick up, a good review of any quilt shops that you visit or even how to How much piecing a quilt is like living a life. You can get a difficult stain out of your favorite piece of give the same kind of pieces to two persons and one clothing. We can always use short articles so they do will make a "9-patch" and one will make a "Wild not have to be anything big or fancy, look at my articles Goose Chase"—and there will be two quilts made out of the same kinds of pieces—there's a heap more in the nothing fancy here. Hopefully we get so many articles that we have to delay putting some of them in cutting out and the sewing then there is in the calico. or may even not be able to fit them all in because of the quote is from the book, Aunt Jane Of Kentucky limited space. (1907) by Eliza Calvert Hall PRESIDENTS CHALLENGE "What can we learn about life as we make a quilt?"— My challenge this year is to Bash your Stash. One come to our October guild meeting and find out! way is a challenge quilt to be made and the other is coming in December more about that next month. The Sharon has been quilting for 15 years and does all president's challenge is something I need to do, kinds of quilts but likes doing "miniatures" the best. clean up my stash. Most of us have those pieces of She's presently on a hand appliqué kick. She teaches fabric that are to big to throw away and to small to quilting classes (currently a hand appliqué class in make a big "planned" quilt with, so get that stuff Ankeny at the Ankeny Sewing Center) and volunteers out and start cutting! Here are the RULES: teaching kids to quilt. ---Cannot purchase fabric, even for the back October Treats ---The only purchased item is to be batting Thanks to Judy Ward, Cathy Dimit, Ann Finger, ---Majority of the quilt/quilts must be strips Christy Tigges, Gloria Ross, Sharon Hawthorne and ---Strips can be 2, 2 1/4, 2 1/2, or 3 inches Laurie Arroyo for our October treats. ---Must be done by May, shown the same night as our Please bring a liter of pop and 2 dozen cookies or bars. guild challenge. Also have someone in your group bring cups and napkins. Thank you so much!

Cont. President's Letter

Secretary's Report

---The quilt must have been constructed this guild year. AAQG Board Meeting Minutes, September 2, 2008 We will have a ---2, 2 1/2 and 3 inch strip exchange night at our October & November meetings. Anyone wanting to bring strips of good fabric can put their strips on a table and anyone wanting more strips for the challenge can choose strips. We of course cannot tell if your quilts where made this quilt year we will trust you will be honest. Also any President Challenge quilt you make will have some kind of recognition (i.e. sticker or ribbon) at the quilt show. Now get out that fabric and start stripping, well----anyway start cutting. Little red hen and president Debbie Pierschbacher

The meeting begins with the incoming members meeting with the outgoing members of the board to discuss duties. Programs are set for the year and this list will be going into the new member packets. We were over budget for 2008-2009 since we will be having a couple of nationally known teachers. Decisions and suggestions were discussed. The bylaws will be discussed next month. Board members will bring treats for the September meeting. Quilt Guild Meeting Minutes, September 9, 2008

Deb Pierschbacher welcomed us to a new year. There were 78 members, 4 new members and 1 guest in attendance. Membership renewal will just be this month and October; if your money is not turned in you GARAGE SALE will not be in the directory. If you don’t renew your Just to give you a heads up :) the board is considering membership then to attend the meetings it will cost $5. having a garage sale in the month of December with our pot luck, this may be subject to changes. It will be Becky McGregor is going to be our hospitality coordinator and will be meeting with new members to different than past garage sales, you will be able to explain what goes on in our guild and to get people sell the fabrics that you have had around for awhile. hooked up with small groups. October 14-19th the You know that fabric that you still really like but has not inspired a quilt yet, or that peer pressure fabric, you church will be offering flu shots, medical cards are accepted or $20. Call the church for more details. know "everyone else was buying some" or you Julie Miller had a baby boy, 7 weeks early - Luke love it but you haven't found that pattern or matching Michael Miller 2lbs 14 oz - both are doing well- and fabric yet. You will be able to sell these fabrics at the Luke is putting weight on. Congratulations Julie! price you set, we will give you a number to put on Cyndee Davis was surprised with a basket of fat masking tape with the yardage and price. Just think more money for after Christmas bills unless you spend quarters for a well done job of president last year. The theme for this year’s quilt show is “Jewel Box as much as you make! Here is the small print, the Treasures”, so get out the jewel tones and make a guild will keep 10% of your sales to give us more theme quilt. The Raffle Baskets are coming backfunds for future speakers. Just think if you had a garage sale in your home you would advertise which is small groups are asked to Adopt- A-Basket; Lanae and MaryLee will be offering suggestions what should go expensive these days, so our percentage would be the in them. There are still openings on the Quilt Show same if not cheaper that advertising. Start looking at committees- Raffle Quilt, advertising, set up and take your fabric, and tell us how you like the idea. down. Meetings will be the first Thursday every month Debbie Pierschbacher except January. Sharon Meisenheimer will be the October program. Cathy Busch’s lecture/slideshow was humorous but very educational how to change the size September Prizes of the 9 patch to give a quilt interest. She finished the program with a trunk show. The meeting continued Congratulations to the block lottery winner, with the block lottery- next month will be a pink and Patty Whitham, and to Joyce Romick & JoAnn Dyer for winning the door prizes. Remember---you must be white “Sister’s Choice” 10.5” block, for Breast Cancer Awareness month. Door prizes were awarded, the wearing your name tag to be eligible to win the door birthdays were honored. Show and tell was great! prize. Refreshments were served by the board members. The October block lottery pattern Sister's Choice is Respectfully submitted, available on the front page of our website. Ramona Tapper www.aaqg.net

Congratulations to new mom Julie Miller!

Ankeny Sewing Center 109 N Ankeny Blvd., Ankeny, IA 50021 phone: 515-963-8967 ankenysewingcenter.anidus.com [email protected] Stop by and see our NEW, LARGER location (next to Curves for Women)

It is a pleasure to put such happy news in our newsletter. Luke Michael Miller, son of guild member Julie Miller, was born August 13th, 2008. Luke weighted 2 pounds, 14 ounces at birth (he was born 7 weeks early!). He was in Mercy's NICU for 19 days. The picture of Julie and Luke was taken the day he came home, Monday, Sept. 1, which was Labor Day. In the picture, he weighs 3 lbs., 10 oz. Now, as of September 20, he should weigh around 5 pounds and is doing well! Julie is a stay-at-home mom with him now, as well as a part-time piano teacher in her home. You may contact them at: Julie and Luke Michael Miller 1305 Bel Aire Rd. Polk City, IA 50226

Thank you from Children & Families of Iowa Thank you so much for your generous donation of beautiful quilts & suitcases. Your support is making a positive difference, and we greatly appreciate you thinking of us for these much needed items! We are proud to announce that Children & Families of Iowa is celebrating our 120th anniversary of helping Iowans. The gifts we receive help us continue to make a difference in the lives of the people who trust us for help in improving their lives. We could not do this important work without the support of generous donors like you. Sincerely, Sheila Kinman------Sept. 11, 2008

Horn cabinets, Husqvarna Viking Sewing Machines and Sergers, quilting and specialty clothing fabrics, threads, embroidery software and designs. Classes for machine and software mastery. On site machine repair and servicing. Adel Quilting & Dry Goods Co. 909 Prairie Street in Adel, IA phone: 515-993-1170 www.adelquilting.com —and Chat with us at our new Blog! www.adelquilting.blogspot.com

Quilter's Cupboard 131 Ankeny Blvd., Ankeny, IA 50021 phone: 515-963-8758 http://www.quilterscupboardiowa.com/ Hours: Mon.-Sat., 10 am-5 pm Thurs: Until 7:00 pm

Posh Fibers modern & traditional inspirations full bolts at wholesale designer fabrics, patterns & kits quilting, sewing, crafting excellent service great prices secure online shopping POSHFIBERS.COM 5YARDSHOP.COM becky mcgregor, owner 720 ne 42nd St., ankeny, iowa p: 515.975.0906 e:[email protected]

Block Party Studios, Inc. Unique products for quilters including hand printed fabric, patterns, kits We now sell quilting fabric 30% off select notions all the time! 1503 West K Avenue, Nevada 800-419-2812 check our website for directions to our store Secure shopping online Hours M-F, 8:30-5, Sat 10-5 www.blockpartystudios.com 2009 Quilt Show News submitted by Lanae Rohwer We are still looking for volunteers for some of the Quilt show committee. The positions still open are Raffle Quilt, Advertising and Set up. The first committee meeting will be held Thursday, October 2nd, 6:30 pm at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 1100 SE Sharon Drive. Volunteers make the show successful! There are several ways to volunteer and help make the quilt show successful so please consider participating in one or more of the following ways: be a committee member, donate completed projects to the country store for silent auction during the quilt show,

Quilt Show cont. adopt one of the gem baskets. As we get closer to the show selling your raffle tickets, donating food for the refreshments/kitchen area, volunteering for shifts during the show are all wonderful opportunities to help the quilt show be successful. Adopt a Gemstone Basket! We would like to have 7 Gem Baskets for the quilt show. There will be 5 gemstone baskets and 2 birthstone baskets. The themes for the 5 gemstone basket will be Emerald with a green color theme; Ruby with a red color theme; Sapphire with a blue color theme; Amethyst with a purple color theme; and Topaz with a yellow color theme. We would like 4 of the baskets to contain everything you need to make a lap size quilt (pattern, fabric for top, binding and backing) and batting as well as an additional “treasure” from the adopting group. One gemstone basket will have a completed lap size quilt in it. We will give the people who come to the show a chance to win this basket. They love quilts but many do not quilt themselves, and would be thrilled for a chance to buy tickets and win a completed quilt. The birthstone baskets will be baby theme – softer jewel tones – with one a complete quilt and one the items needed to make a baby quilt. Please let Lanae or MaryLee know which basket you and your group (small group or just a group of friends) would like to adopt and you will have until May to get your basket items together. We will provide the baskets and will put the baskets together so all the adopting group needs to do is get the items or make the quilt. Here are the 2009 Quilt Show Categories, more category details, include size limitations, will be coming soon.

Theme – Jewel tone Large Pieced – Pieced only Small Pieced – Pieced only (includes wall hangings) Large Appliqué – 50% or more appliqué Small Appliqué – 50% or more appliqué (includes wall hangings)

Mixed Technique – both pieces and appliqué Art Quilt – non-traditional design with contemporary techniques such as paint, beads, yarns threads, etc. Treasure Chest – Wearables, bags, Table runners, etc Original Design – guild member own design can be traditional or contemporary

The Sampler

While the focus of the Barton Collection is on quilts, it encompasses the entire “women’s sphere” of the late 102 S. Grand, Chariton, IA 50049 19th/20th centuries. Not just interested in the finished textiles, Barton assembled a world-class collection of 641-774-2116 or [email protected] materials and documentation representing influences Hours: Mon-Fri 10:00 am-5:30pm, brought to bear on 19th/20th century women. These materials help us understand the quilting woman – Sat 10:00 am-3:00pm what she read, what she wore, her choices in fabric and Over 4400 Calicoes, Solids, Flannels, Batiks, 30's pattern, the demands on her time and how those Prints & Bright Kids Prints demands changed with improvements in her lifestyle.

Quilt Guild Discount & Mail Order Available

Creekside Quilting 9926 Swanson Blvd., Clive, IA 50325 515-276-1977 www.creekside-quilting.com Hours: Mon-Wed 10 am-5:30 pm, Thurs 10-7 pm Fri-Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun 1-4 pm 3700 bolts of fabric, notions, books, patterns Classes, Friendly staff of experienced quilters Patterns for Learning A special exhibit at the State Historical Museum Quilters all over Iowa are gearing up for the big AQS Show at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines October 8-11, 2008. In conjunction with this big event the State Historical Museum has a special textile exhibit featuring items from the collection of Mary Barton, quilt collector and historian from Ames, Iowa. The Patterns for Learning exhibit will feature Mary Baritone's Quilt Sample Notebooks, Fashion Print collection, Catalogs and a large number of her Quilt Study Panels, clothing collection and quilts, including the Mary Barton Heritage Quilt, which was voted one of the 20th century’s Best American Quilts and exhibited at the 1999 International Quilting Show.

Between 1987 and 2001, Mary Barton of Ames, Iowa, donated more than 1,500 items to the State Historical Museum. Most of these items relate to her work as an amateur historian, documenting the life and times of 19th century/early 20th century quilting women. This special exhibit is a sanctioned event by the AQS Show and transportation will be provided from the Event Center to the Historical Building. It's free admission and the exhibit will run through the end of October.

Director at Large submitted by Donna Jo Smith WOW! A new year has started and Kay and I are busy planning some special things for you here in the "Director at Large" office. You have an awesome AAQG Board this year, and we are thrilled to be part of it. We will continue with our Block of the Month Lottery. Since October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month, the block for the October meeting is called "Sister's Choice." It is in pink and white and will serve as a reminder for all of us quilting "sisters" to schedule our yearly mammogram. The pattern has been added to the front page of our website or contact Donna Jo (963-9224) if you didn't get a pattern for this block.

We are already working on our 2009 Challenge Quilt and think that you will find it both inspiring and challenging! (And to all the smarty pants out there who have already purchased their chicken fabric--HA! As a whole, the Mary Barton Quilt Collection presents Save it for another time!) Whoops! I think I have said a microcosm of quilting history from about 1840 to the too much! present day. Starting with the oldest quilt in the collection – a LeMoyne Star, circ. 1840s – and Also, if you happen to have picked up duplicate continuing through a plethora of quilting periodicals, patterns, etc., that you would like to donate to our door one can see how quilting fell in and out of favor, prize stash, please bring it to either Kay or myself. You changing back and forth from a necessary skill to a guys are AWESOME! leisure-time activity in accordance with the times.

Country Quilt Studio

Platte Branch Design News

Vicki Swensen

Jan Heddinger and Belinda Rinehart are sisters who teamed up in June of 2005 to form Platte Branch Design Company. Their goal is to produce stylish quilt designs as well as develop and teach new quilting techniques. They strive to promote the art of quilting by offering classes and clearly written instructions that can easily be followed by quilters of all experience levels.

975 W. Lincolnway; Suite B Nevada, Iowa 515-382-1815 www.countryquiltstudio.com LONGARM RENTAL—CUSTOM QUILTING Classes, Retreats, Workshops

Quilting Connection 238 Main Street, Ames, IA 50010 phone: 515-233-3048 www.iaquilts.com [email protected] Over 6,000 bolts of quilting fabrics, kits, notions, hundreds of books, patterns, Husqvarna Viking Sewing Machines and Sergers, on site machine repair and servicing, quilting classes and classes for machine and software mastery. Celebrating 10 years in downtown Ames!

Seven Sisters Quilting Long-Arm Machine Quilting Jennifer Peil Ankeny, Ia 515-277-0187 [email protected] Call for a free estimate. Treat Time! Thanks to every one who has signed up for treats for the 2008-2009 quilt year! We still have some openings left for January, April and August. The sign up sheet will again be available at the October meeting.

The Platte Branch ladies enjoy the opportunity to meet new quilters, share their ideas and designs. They will be featured designers in the Adel Quilting and Dry Goods booth at the upcoming AQS show held in Des Moines October 8th – 11th. Their newest booklet debuted in their lecture at our quilt show in July: Shuffling the Deck - 3 x 3 Creations™. The 3 x 3 Creations™ concept is ideal for the quilter who wants to make a quilt with a unique look. You can combine your own layout or use one from the booklet with any of the interchangeable border options to create a quilt with your own look. All the calculations done so you can go straight to the fun part! These quilts use 2 1/4" & 2 1/2" strips making them very jelly roll friendly. Since the number of strips in a jelly roll varies, the yardage chart gives the number of strips required to help determine how many jellies will be needed. Jan and Belinda will be teaching a second class for Shuffling the Deck - 3 x 3 Creations™ October 25th and November 8th from 1-4 pm at the Franklin Library in Des Moines. The cost of the class is $25. Openings are still available, so if you are interested, you can contact them at www.plattebranch.yahoo.com or by calling Jan at 210-5841 and Belinda at 865-5345.

Introducing JT Quilts Guild member Jean Taft is introducing her new quilt pattern line, JT Quilts, in time for the AQS show in Des Moines, October 8-11th. She will be a featured pattern designer at the Harvest Table booth.

When Jean's son was in high school he saw a picture of a quilt similar to the Black & White Optical quilt she had in this years quilt show. She promised her son the quilt for college graduation. She found the challenge of the Black & White Optical quilt was to get the right perspective of falling into the center, not a slope. Donnis Blake, owner of The Harvest Table in Norwalk, saw the Black & White Optical quilt at our show this July and asked Jean for the pattern.

Jean is known for her applique. She's holding her Little Baltimore Bouquet Quilt. Jean learned to sew as a pre-schooler! She quilted her first quilt 40 years ago, while in high school, with blocks she found that were made by her grandmother. At one time she did a lot of needlepoint. Her specialty was reproducing images of personal homes on canvas.

The Curl & Swirls (above) was 1st done as a guild challenge with the lavender fabric and theme of opposites. Her original applique pattern has a yin-yang motion that people find interesting and appealing.

As a 13 year member of the Humboldt City Honey Bee Quilters Jean has given many lessons and demonstrations within the group and at their quilt shows. Jean says “I think I can produce patterns that Twenty-five years ago, with a babe in arms, have good instructions and illustrations. I try to think needlepoint wasn't practical. She finished a double of how I read directions and what I look for when wedding quilt that her grandmother had started as an trying something new. I think visual is more important anniversary gift for her parents and has quilted almost than verbiage.” At work she writes procedures and every day since. She prefers handwork. It can be done a instructs personal. So designing quilt patterns is a real few minutes at a time and if the points don't meet, you change of pace. She's excited to try a new direction can adjust it as you work. She finds the rhythm of and share it with her fellow quilters. quilting, like knitting and other handwork, is necessary for her well being. Be sure to stop by and say “hi” to Jean at the Harvest Table booth and take a look at her patterns. After the Jean has made several whole cloth quilts of various AQS show she will be working on a web site and sizes and several Hawaiian quilts. “It is like working a would love to have pictures of quilts made from her jigsaw puzzle, you always have to finish one more patterns by AAQG members. section and soon you are done.” Much of what she does involves flowers. You've probably seen some of You'll be seeing more of JT Quilts too—Jean has ideas her wonderful 3-dimensional applique flowers whether for a seasonal series of Little Baltimore style quilts. folded or gathered or layered, they are more realistic Great success, Jean, on your new adventure! and less flat. Her Little Baltimore Bouquet quilt features a 3-dimensional element in each block.

Happy Birthday to you! Jan Plantz Patricia Taylor Sherie Johnson Joan McKernan Jan Heddinger Denette Stoll Donita Link John Pierschbacher Nadine Wells Kathy Arndt Kay Huntimer Lisa Starr

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Time for Flu Shots This is a reminder that Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, in Ankeny is offering flu shots on: Tuesday, October 14th, 6:16-7:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct 19th, 9:00-10:30 a.m. Medicare and most Medicare Advantage plans cover the cost in full. Please bring your cards. To those not covered by those plans the cost is $20. Questions? Please call 271-6764 Wesley Community Services

A few facts about the AQS show

Thank you!

Quilt Exhibits Displayed in Hy-Vee Hall: Contest Quilts in five categories: Bed Quilts, Traditional Bed Quilts, Innovative Wall Quilts, Traditional Wall Quilts, Innovative Fabric Art

I would like to thank Ankeny Area Quilters' Guild for the wonderful basket of fat quarters presented to me at the last meeting. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and the opportunity to serve as your President last year. Thanks also to the great Board members who served with me. Best wishes to Deb for a growing and prosperous 2008-2009 term. Cyndee Davis, past President

Quilts were entered by contestants from 38 states and 13 countries. Forty-four quilts in the contest are made by Iowa quilters. Special quilt exhibits include: ● Des Moines Area Quilters Guild Annual Quilt Show ● New Quilts from an Old Favorite: Sawtooth,semifinalists, 2008 contest by The National Quilt Museum ● Mary Jane Butters 40 Aprons Exhibit ● Hooray for the Red, White & Blue, quilts and costumes from the Kirk Collection ● A Thread Runs Through It: Themes from Judy Martin's Quilt Making ● Quilts: Variety Is the Spice of Life, quilts by Sandra McMillan A 300 booth Merchant Mall is located in Hy-Vee Hall.

For more information go to www.AmericanQuilter.com online, or call 270-898-7803

Fons & Porter's Huge Fabric Sale! Warehouse is Relocating Fons & Porter's warehouse is closing October 11th Before it closes there will be a HUGE sale October 9th-11th, 9 am to 4 pm each day Marianne Fons and Liz Porter will be at the Fons & Porter Quilt Shop on Friday, October 10th for a meet and greet from 9 am to 5 pm Meet Jodie Davis at the Fons & Porter Quilt Shop on the square October 9th and 11th. Jodie will be signing her books and demonstrating curved paper piecing. Warehouse 224 Hwy 92, Suite D (east of Godfather's) Winterset, Iowa 50273 Fons & Porter Quilt Shop 54 Court Ave. (South side of square) Winterset, Iowa 50273

Call 888-985-1020 with questions

2009 Proposed Budget

Ankeny Area Quilters' Guild 2008 Actual

2008 Budget

2009 Budget

REVENUES Dues & Guest Fees Workshop Fees Advertising

$3,950.00 345.00 686.00

$4,250.00 1,000.00

$4,250.00 4,600.00 1,000.00

Retreat Fees Miscellaneous Challenge Packets

3,968.00 95.78 99.00

4,000.00 250.00 100.00

4,100.00 100.00 100.00

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1,000.00 -

200.00

QS - Raffle Quilt QS - Admissions QS - Country Store

3,044.00 4,110.00 1,283.00

3,500.00 5,000.00 1,400.00

3,500.00 5,000.00 1,400.00

QS - Food QS - Vendor Booth Fees Interest Income

1,770.10 1,660.00 150.00

1,700.00 2,250.00 350.00

1,800.00 2,500.00 100.00

$21,160.88

$24,800.00

$28,650.00

$1,375.00 5,315.63

$1,375.00 3,200.00

$1,375.00 7,000.00

806.00 505.10

900.00 900.00

700.00 500.00

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350.00 100.00

4,200.00 100.00 100.00

193.65 614.00

400.00 400.00 200.00

200.00 100.00 400.00

36.00 3,663.00

40.00 4,000.00

36.00 4,100.00

Software Insurance (liability) Donations/IPTV/Summerfest

162.00 75.00

175.00 350.00

162.00 75.00

Ankeny Chamber Membership Storage Rental Miscellaneous

300.00 -

140.00 300.00 400.00

140.00 300.00 200.00

79.60

500.00 800.00

800.00

60.00 2,881.00 120.00

75.00 2,500.00 150.00

75.00 2,500.00 250.00

QS - Brochures & quilt tags QS - Food QS - Advertising

800.00 542.09 892.34

800.00 850.00 1,750.00

620.00 600.00 800.00

QS - Signs QS - Postage/Paper/Phone

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100.00

30.00

500.00 1,245.00 75.00

2,300.00 900.00 75.00

2,500.00 1,400.00 75.00

199.86 20.00

250.00 50.00

250.00 25.00

Shirts & Pens Garage Sale

Total Revenues EXPENSES Rent-HTLC-Fellowship Hall Programs Newsletter Printing Newsletter Postage Workshop/UFO Prizes: State Fair Challenge Postage/Stationary/Supplies Membership Directory Post Office Box Rental Retreat

Shirts & Pins Website Bank Service Charge QS - Displays QS - Bookmarks

QS - Prizes QS - School Rental QS - Raffle License QS - Raffle Quilt QS - Raffle Quilt Pictures QS - Ticket Printing

31.00

150.00

100.00

QS - Sales Tax QS - Hangers/Other Expense

303.21 -

300.00 75.00

300.00 -

QS - Miscellaneous Gain/Loss on Sale of Assents Total Expenses

128.00 $20,922.48

200.00 $25,055.00

150.00 $30,163.00