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Volume 24, Issue 6 June 1, 2019

June 17 Peggy Martin

July 15 Country Fair

August 19 Philanthropy

COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Canyon Echoes is copyrighted by Canyon Quilters of San Diego. This newsletter is for guild members’ personal use only. No content herein may be reproduced, modified or sold without written permission. All images and text contained in the newsletter are used with permission and may not be reproduced in any way without additional permission from the artist.

Canyon Quilters meets the third Monday of each month (except December) at the The Sal-vation Army Meeting Room, 4170 Balboa Avenue. Doors open at 6:30 pm - Meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Canyon Quilters of San Diego, P.O. Box 927103, San Diego, CA 92192-7103

NEWSLETTER STAFF Editor / Designer: Andrea Bacal

Proofreaders: Loraine Schacher and Lori King

Photographer: Members and Friends

President's MessageBy Sylvia Corbin

Canyon EchoesJUNE 2019

June is always a busy month for me, filled with completing quilts for graduations and birthday celebrations. I have a very large family and with that comes four high school graduations, one college graduation, and several landmark birthday celebra-tions. I’m grateful to be a quilter, as are my family members that receive my heartfelt gifts of quilts. It brings me joy to know that they appreciate, and “use” the quilts that I gift them. I especially like gifting my quilts for the soon to be college stu-

dent that will be living in the dorms, and that my quilts will be the envy of their friends.

This last month has been a busy time for Canyon Board and committee mem-bers. The 2 day workshop with Phyllis Cullen was a great success, as was her lecture on her prolific life of amazing quilts. Committee members have been ac-tively preparing for our summer Fund Raiser “Country Fair," as well as boosting our support for the Warrior Foundation, and kick starting our Quilt Challenge of “Game Night.” Many hours of volunteer work goes on behind the scenes to continue to make Canyon Quilters Guild as creative and educational for all those that attend. I hope you will consider taking an active role in contributing to our great team of Board members and Volunteers. I truly have been enjoying being part of this fun and creative Team. Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your President for the 2018-2019 year

Sew Happy

Sylvia

EXCITING MONTHS AHEAD

FOR CANYON

JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV.

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Table of ContentsPresident's Message 1Table of Contents 2Workshops 2 Country Fair 32019 Challenge 4$2019 for 2019 5

Winners! 5January Sharing 6 - 10 Last Month 10Nominations 12 Notices 12Retreat 13Road Trip! 14

Veterans 15Places to Go 16Opportunity Baskets 16Kennel Comforters 17Fat Quarter Exchange 17 Important 411 20

Welcome summer with a Canyon Workshop...

JUNE Peggy Martin www.peggymartinquilts.com June 17 topic: “Beyond Tradition” June 22 Workshop: “Curved Illusions”

OCTOBER Suzi Parron www.barnquiltinfo.com October 21 topic: “Barn Quilts and the American Quilt Trail” October 26 Workshop: “Barn Quilt Painting”

Curved Illusions: Sinuous curves are produced with straight-line piecing in these easy off-center log cabin blocks. The settings and design possibilities are end-less! Take this class and experience one of the best workshop teachers there is while learning this wonder-ful technique.

Join the barn quilt movement by creating your own painted quilt block. You will begin with a preprimed board and go through each step drafting, taping, and painting, with careful attention to detail. The work-shop lasts about 4 hours.

You will leave with a finished quilt block or with one last color (which will be provided) to add at home. Ready for show and tell at your next meeting!

The finished product will be two by two feet and is the perfect size for mounting on smaller buildings or in your yard!

JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPT OCTSally Parrish

David Brandon

Christine Brock

Brigid Hom-Schnapp

Penny Sommerville

Kris Hatch

Carrie Frederick

Barbi Vogel

REFRESHMENT CALENDAR

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SAVE THE DATE : Canyon’s Annual Fundraiser at the July 15th Guild Meeting

Plan on bringing your friends and joining Canyon for our annual fundraiser! Our country fair will have Baked Goods, a Mercantile Shop, a Book Nook, Games & Activities.

The evening will finish with a Live Auction!

We’d love some help with the following items:

Baked goods. Sign up at May & June Guild meetings New, unused or vintage quilting notions, including thread New, unused gardening items New, unused items for a picnic basket Unused gift cards. Don’t we all have a stash of these that we don’t get around to using?

The Fundraising committee will be at the fat quarter table at the May & June meetings; bring your items and sign up for baked goods. Or let us know if you need a pick up: Karen at or 858.449.9717 or karenc2karenc2@gmail.com.

Canyon Members: We are interested in various items for the fair:

Baked goods. We'll love your favorite store/bakery purchased treats as well. Anything you think is appropriate for the booth (pies, cakes, cookies, brownies, your signature treat) are welcomed.

Carol will contact you for pickup and she will package them for sale at the booth. Contact Carol Russell at carolsoffice@cox.net or text/call her at (619) 889-8071 to sign up to bring something for the baked goods table.

New and vintage notions; new and unused gardening items; new and unused items appropriate for a picnic basket; and unused gift cards. Fabric is always welcome! You can drop items off at the June Guild meeting or we'll pick them up.

Contact Karen Crossland at karenc2karenc2@gmail.com or text/call her at (858) 449-9717.

Thanks for your help in supporting our guild!!!

Country Fair Team

Plan on joining us at Canyon Quilters' Country Fair on July 15th from 6-9pm. Ticket sales start at 6pm & doors open at 6:30pm.

Our Country Fair features:

• Book Nook: We are liquidating our library!

• Baked Goods: Enjoy on the spot and/or take some home

• Mercantile Shop: Fabric, patterns, trims, aprons, grab bags, pot holders, zippered pouches, satchels/purses, ...

• Bag/Silent Auction: 20+ fabric selections from 3yd - 6.5yd lengths, which are perfect for backs and focus fabrics; fabric baskets

• Games with prizes: Bean bag toss, ring throw and "kissing" booth (guess the number of chocolate kisses in the jar).

The evening finishes off with a live auction, which includes at least 2 sewing machines, 1-2 quilts, fabric, picnic basket filled with goodies, gardening basket filled with goodies.

SAVE THE DATE : Canyon’s Annual Fundraiser at the July 15th Guild Meeting

Plan on bringing your friends and joining Canyon for our annual fundraiser! Our country fair will have Baked Goods, a Mercantile Shop, a Book Nook, Games & Activities.

The evening will finish with a Live Auction!

We’d love some help with the following items:

Baked goods. Sign up at May & June Guild meetings New, unused or vintage quilting notions, including thread New, unused gardening items New, unused items for a picnic basket Unused gift cards. Don’t we all have a stash of these that we don’t get around to using?

The Fundraising committee will be at the fat quarter table at the May & June meetings; bring your items and sign up for baked goods. Or let us know if you need a pick up: Karen at or 858.449.9717 or karenc2karenc2@gmail.com.

Canyon's Country Fair

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Canyon Quilt Challenge

2019 "GAME NIGHT"

Game night was always a fun way to end the work week. Whether we were at the

kitchen table with Risk, Monopoly or Clue it was an opportunity for one of the kids

to take over the world or accuse one of us of making bad choices in the library with

the candlestick, who knew Mrs. Peacock was capable of such things? This challenge

is our chance to recreate a family tradition, share unspeakable fun (Taboo), discov-

ery, settlement & trade (The Settlers of Catan), the Magical world of words (Disney

Family Cranium) or mix In the chaos, stir in the fun! (Bananagrams).

Let’s have some fun, join in the games and let’s see who wins…

Pick up a form at the next meeting, fill it out, pay your $5 and PLAY!

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Fat Quarters:

And Judy Peters wins the fat quarters!

$200

$400

$600

$800

$1000

$1200

$1400

$1600

$1800

$2000

$2019 in 2019....

With our expenses going up each year, we have begun a $2019 in 2019 campaign. There are endless ways to help. Each month that a donor volunteers to match funds, we will have a matching challenge. Our total now is $1448.47.

Good job, Canyon! Keep those donations flowing.

MAY WINNERS

Tara Ritacco wins Ethnic Fabrics

Winner of Gentle Breeze please come get your photo taken!

Barbi Vogel wins Batik Bag

Opportunity Baskets:

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May Sharing

Paggy Martin

Curved Illusions Symmetry showed quilts from her class

coming up soon - This was one version.

Pamela Strucker Nick's Christmas Quilt

First Time Quilting on her LongArm

Roxanne Knight Lulu's Blue Quilt

Quilted by Pam Kay

Tara Ritacco Mixer - Lyn Pillbus

Color Study

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Looking for a Back or Focus Fabric?

CANYON COUNTRY FAIR - JULY 15

Ruth Jones Grand Daughter's High School

Graduation Green is her favorite color and there is

green in every block.

Quilted by Lana Llamas

Marj McDonough Quilt For Foster Teen

Quilted by Michalee Sloan

Jan Hayman Horse in a Barn

Done in a workshop by Wendy Knight Quilted by Jan

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Jeanne Heaven Botswana

Animal Prints begun in 2006!

Patt Anderson Kay Laboda Mystery Quilt Workshop

Giving to Veterans

Sheryl King Summer Solstice in Blue

Judy Niemeyer pattern, completed at Asi-lomar in Josphine Keasler workshop

Doria Goocher Paper and Yarn Collage

Lee Schwimmer Story Quilt

From a Pam Holland workshop at Asilomar

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CANYON COUNTRY FAIR - JULY 15

Apron City Robyn Phelps QuiltMania

Mystery Quilt

Mary Tabar A Maze Me

Mary's teaching this class at the SD Quilt Show

Cristie McGuire Warm Wishes

Top was from Visions' Veranda Sale. It will be going to Royal Family Kids Camp

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Audrey Noonan Catitude

Nine Patch Twist Quilted by Sylvia Corbin

Barbara Perez Multi Floral -

For Royal Family Kids Camp

Sylvia Corbin From Dora Carey's workshop

Andrea Bacal Doug's Cacti

Inspired by Laura Heine Pattern Christmas gift 1½ years ago.

Just completed

Very custom quilting by Michalee Sloan

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Visit from Phyllis Cullen

Julia Blake

Everyone busy as bees working on their pieces in the workshop

Germaine Bergeron-Lynn

Tammy Rouleau

Lee Schwimmer

Cindy Blankenship

Kris Hatch

Phyllis Cullen's 2 day workshop was so creative and inspiring. Most stu-dents were able to complete piecing 2 landscape quilts over this 2 day workshop week-end. Yes, it's hard to believe, but she made it so simple. Phyllis shared her simple technique of adding leaves, curves, and odd shape pieces to our quilts. Though Phyllis lives in Hawaii, we are fortunate her son lives in San Diego and she is available to teach additional techniques and workshops in the future.

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Per Canyon's bylaws, the officer (board) positions are voted on via a general election by the Canyon mem-bership at the June Guild meeting; committee chairs and other volunteer positions are decided by the Guild Board at the June Board meeting.

The following is the slate:

President Sylvia Corbin

Vice President Judy Thacker

Secretary Kris Hatch

Treasurer Brigid Hom-Schnapp

And of course, there can be nomina-tions at the meeting from the floor...

We are still looking for committee positions, so if you would like to par-ticpate, let Karen Crossland know.

Slate from the Nominating Committeeby Karen Crossland

Would you like to place a notice in our newsletter? If you are a member, and want to buy or sell something; or if you are not a member, but want to pur-chase something from a member, your notice is FREE.

Send it to newsletter@canyonquilters.com, with the word "NOTICE" in the subject line, what you would like to say, and your contact information. A good photo always helps!

For Sale: Antique Department Store lingerie cabinet 14 drawers 77" H x 37" W x 16" D Asking $200.

The perfect addition to any sewing or quilt-ing studio

Contact Tricia Klem at 858-232-0331 Call or Text.

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It is a 630 Artista, (quilters Edition)has embroidery module & Accessory Box. When I had it cleaned at Sew Hut he said it was in great shape. It is valued at $3300. I am asked $2800. It is like new!

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For Sale: Bernina 630

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Canyon Retreat in Temecula

As usual, our Canyon Retreat was beyond expectations! We had only 10 participants this year, and it was a pretty quiet group. We had great fun, but the feel of the group really made for a productive 4 days.

There were visits (sometimes more than one) to Needle in a Fabric Stash and Primitive Gatherings. Drew extend-ed us the big discount on one item at Primitive Gatherings, which most of us took advantage of!

Although we did not get shortbread cookies, we did get Charity's yummy hot-out-of-the-oven chocolate chip cookies, her corn and poblano chile chowder, and bacon every morning!

We are hoping that you all will think about joining us next year, but we will be limiting the number to the first 20 who sign up (we already have 1 de-posit). If interested, please see Andrea Bacal at the next Canyon meeting.

CANYON COUNTRY FAIR - JULY 15

Fat Quarter Heaven

by Andrea Bacal

Kay Laboda's piece

Michalee Sloan's piece

Sally Parrish's piece

UNFINISHED SYMPHONIES

Andrea Bacal's piece

Cristie McGuire and Vickie Manning

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We had just landed at the Nashville airport, on our way to the quilt show in Paducah, when Sue Atlas got an email that her quilt had won an award. It didn’t say what the award was, we would have to wait for the awards ceremony to find out. We were so excited, what a way to start a trip! We had just left all our cares at home and looked forward to a wonderful week in Tennessee and Kentucky, and now we had the anticipation of a prize at Paducah.

Sue had received notification that her quilt, Taber Wellburn Family Tree, had been juried into Paducah in March. She is part of our ‘Old Crow’ group, 10 quilters meeting every Thursday night since 1986, so when she told us the news, 5 of us decided to go with her. Travelers were: Sue Atlas, Christine Brock, Sandi Miller, Arlene Watters, Sandy MacPherson, Stephanie Richards.

We spent Monday touring The Hermit-age, Andrew Jackson’s plantation, and the Parthenon in Nashville, TN. Ev-erything was spring green, and the trees were huge and majestic; forests lined the highways. Some trees had wisteria blos-soms all the way to the top.

Tuesday we went to the Rotary quilt show, which displays antique quilts. Funds raised are used to send every Pa-ducah child with the desire to the com-munity college for 2 years. One of

the exhibits was ‘Anonymous and Me’, which consisted of antique blocks and unfinished tops completed and quilted by a 21st century quilter. There was a docent tour of them that told their sto-ries. They also had a lot of great ven-dors. Sue bought a scarf to dress up for the awards ceremony.

Tuesday evening we went to the awards ceremony, and saw many famous quil-ters. Sue was expecting an honorable mention, but when they were finished announcing those awards and hadn’t called Sue’s name, we really got excited. She won first place in the First Entry, Large Quilt category, receiving a crys-tal vase from Bernina and $1500. She scheduled an interview in front of her quilt with Bonnie Browning of AQS for Thursday. You can see the interview on this link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz0XZc-p12w

After the award ceremony we went to the preview night to see the quilts and got to talk to many of the makers. Many people gathered at Sue’s quilt and had lots of questions for her. It was touching to see how excited everyone was.

Wednesday we went to the show. Out front are many food vendors, many with barbeques, that smelled delicious. The Boy Scouts served strawberry short cake.

Last year I took Ricky Tims’ on-line pho-tography class, so was part of the invita-tion to gather on the porch of one of his students to meet each other. The wife of the house was Robin Gausebeck, whose entry in the Cherrywood ‘Prince’ contest won second place and was featured on the Paducah pamphlet for the show. The house was just a block away from the National Quilt Museum -- it was raining, and fun. Ricky showed up all wet ask-ing to use their dryer. Then Janet Stone (Best of Show) and Sherry Reynolds (Best Stationary Machine Workmanship) stopped by. Later Phillipa Naylor came

and sat next to me for a nice chat. We were star struck, but then we were travel-ling with our own first place winner, Sue.

Of course, we visited Hancocks, twice, and it was mobbed. When we went Tuesday there were bins of bolt ends for $6 per yard. When we went back on Thursday there was not much left in the bins. The service was very good – they hire everyone they can during that week to make it easy to get your fabric cut and check out. We ran into Canyon’s Char-lotte, Terri, Patsy and Linda there, as well as when we shopped in the bubble.

If you get the chance to go to the AQS show in Paducah, KY, you will have the time of your life. Go!

Road Trip To Paducah ... and Chapter 2 of May's Member in the News (Sue Atlas) by Christine Brock

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Veterans' QuiltsFaye Duggan

On May 1st, Kris Hatch and I de-livered 13 lap quilts to the Veterans Home of CA in Chula Vista. It is located on beautifully landscaped grounds including many palm trees and a variety of roses. It is a very cheerful atmosphere with large windows letting the sunlight in.

While waiting to meet the Activities Supervisor, we talked with several veterans working on jigsaw puzzles. Then Joyce, the Activities Super-visor, gave us a tour of the center. Many of the residents were enjoying an interactive music performance, with a music leader, and one of the residents played “Stormy Monday” on the piano. A group of men were in the TV room watching the latest news from CNN.

There is a beautiful rose garden on the grounds for residents to enjoy. While on our tour we met veteran

Alice and let her choose one of the quilts. Alice was so hap-py, she kissed her quilt! She said it will be nice to take to windy Pa-dre games! We then met another resi-dent, also Al-ice. She was delighted to receive one of the quilts. The remain-

der of quilts were left with Joyce to deliver later. The Veterans Home of CA also receives quilt donations from another local quilt guild; we will continue to donate as long as mem-bers are making these quilts.

Sewing for VeteransYou are invited to help create items for our Veterans at Freedom Station and

the Veterans Home of CA in Chula Vista.Saturday, June 22, 2019 from 10 am until 2pm

Space is limited so please RSVP by June 15th via email: fduggan@earthlink.netNorth University Community Library - Community Room

8820 Judicial DriveSan Diego, CA 92122

There will be a variety of things to work on. You may bring your machine to sew, work on pinning quilts for quilting, or hand sewing binding.

And don't forget, August is the month we sew for philanthropy at our meeting...

more about that later.

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Places to Go - Quilts to Seecompiled by Faye Duggan

J U N E O P P O R T U N I T Y B A S K E T S

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June 1-2, 2019Wine Country Quilt Show and Craft SaleSanta Rosa Veterans Memorial Building1351 Maple AveSanta Rosa, CA https://www.mqsc.org/annual- quilt-show

Currently thru June 15, 2019Annual Juried ExhibitFront Porch Gallery2903 Carlsbad Blvd. Carlsbad, CA 92008https://www.frontporchgallery.org/whats-new/760-795-6120

Currently thru July 7, 2019 Exhibits: Urban Elements, Urban Landscapes, Inner Strength, and In the GardenVisions Art Museum at Liberty Sta-tion2825 Dewey Road, Suite 100San Diego, CAhttps://www.visionsartmuseum.org/619-546-4872

Currently thru July 14, 2019Exhibits: H2OH!Kristen Martincic: Swim ClubThe Marbaum Collection: Variations in Techniques San Jose Museum of Quilts and Tex-tiles

520 South 1st StreetSan Jose, CA https://www.sjquiltmuseum.org/408-971-0323

Currently thru July 28, 2019Crafting Opportunity:Mid-Century Work from the Collec-tion of Mingei International MuseumAn exhibition of ceramics, furniture, fashion, fiber art, jewelry and metal-work that explores the robust artistic output that followed World War II.San Diego Central Library (Art Gal-lery)330 Park Blvd.San Diego, CAhttps://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/central-library619-236-5800

Cotton and Steel Larisa c. 1870

Stack of Black

El Camino QuiltersGuild meeting Auc-tion and Boutique FundraiserJune 13, 2019 from 9:30 - 12:00

QLN Ballroom1938 Avenida del Oro Oceanside CA 92056

There will be a silent auction with fat quarter baskets and other items, a sale of fabric, a boutique that every member has been asked to donate two items, and drawings for wonderful prizes that will also include the Friendship baskets. Be sure to bring a bag to get your treasures home. This is our largest fund raiser this year so bring your friends, cash, check and credit cards.

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Kennel ComfortersMerilyne Hickman

Fat Quarter ExchangeBATIKS for June

July Closed for Country Fair

August "Spots and Stripes" (Philanthropy night)

Sept "All that Glitters"

October "Americana"

Fat Quarter Exchange is a wonderful opportunity to add to your stash, or gather fabric with a specific theme.

Every month you want to play, you bring fat quarters that match that month's theme. You get a ticket for each fat quarter you bring - the more fabric you bring, the more chances you have to win them all!

At the meeting, after the break, one ticket will be pulled and that lucky person will go home with all the fat quarters in the pot that month.

DON'T FORGET

We publish your teacher reviews. Send them to newsletter@canyonquilters.com

We all know living in San Diego county amongst blooming flowers in the hillsides, green trees and grasses blowing in the breezes, blue skies, comfortable weather and plenty of sunshine---we are living every day in one of the most beautiful, and sunny, environments in the country. Yes, every location has its good and bad levels in desirability, but hands down, San Diego County is best known for its great desirability and has more days of sunshine and good weather than any other area in the country. Thank you Mother Nature!

While Kennel Comforters enjoys our wonderful environment in San Diego, we contribute to making the lives of the homeless animals as enjoyable for them while they are waiting for a new forever home. We provide the cats and dogs living in rescue facilities, animal shelters and humane societies, with comfort----new, handmade, round beds or mats for either cats or dogs. During the two days a month we meet, we design, sew and put together the materials to make these wonderful beds. We even take special orders from pet owners who happen to visit Kennel Comforters at the shelter while we are there, or at fund raisers sponsored by shelters or rescue groups which we

attend. We take donations to help our organization purchase additional materials to make the beds. Each month we make approximately 100-140 beds. That is a lot of beds and we need to constantly resupply our materials to make the beds. The beds are always provided to the shelters, rescue group, and humane societies at no charge.

We meet the first Friday and Saturday of each month to sew the beds. Sometimes the schedule will change due to a holiday. Always check the website for updates: kennelcomforters.com. This month we produced 115 round beds and 14 mats: Total 129 beds.

Guests are always welcome to join us and see how good we are in making the beds. We provide all the supplies needed, including a sewing machine----all the laughter is at no charge!

Meeting location: North San Diego County Animal Shelter; 2481 Palomar Airport Road, Community Room, Carlsbad, (next to Lowe’s Home Center); first Friday or Saturday of each month.

Time: 9:30 a.m. to 3-4 p.m. Website: kennelcomforters.com

Thank you for all your donations and contributions and help!

Merilyne Hickman, Volunteer at Kennel Comforters

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Inner Strength Valerie Maser-Flanagan

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BOARDPresident

Sylvia Corbin president@canyonquilters.com

Co-Vice Presidents

Cherie Jacobson and Karen Crossland

Secretary

Kris Hatch krisdhatch@gmail.com

Treasurer

Brigid Hom-Schnapp treasurer@canyonquilter.com

COMMITTEE CHAIRSAdvertising Christine Brock

Donations Manager OPEN

Fund Raising: Karen Crossland, Kim Misegades, Barbi Vogel and Heide White

Membership Chris Murphy and Carrie Frederick membership@canyonquilters.com

Newsletter Andrea Bacal newsletter@canyonquilters.com

Opportunity Baskets Athena and David Brandon - Manage ticket sales

ADVERTISE IN THE CANYON ECHOES NEWSLETTER AND REACH OVER A THOUSAND

SAN DIEGO QUILTERS!CONTACT:

newsletter@canyonquilters.com

TREASURER’S REPORT Size 1 Mo 6 Mo 1 Year (w x h)Business Card 3.75 x 2.4 (horizontal only) $5 $24 $48 1/4 Page 3.75 x 5 (vertical only) $8 $44 $80 1/2 Page 7.5 x 5 (horizontal only) $16 $88 $160

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CANYON ECHOES ADVERTISING RATES

Karen Crossland - creates basketsPhilanthropy

Kennel Comforters Merilyne Hickman mymjhickman@yahoo.comRoyal Family Kids Quilts Kay Laboda klaboda@san.rr.comVeterans’ Quilts Faye Duggan fduggan@earthlink.net Loraine Schacher lorainefs@sbcglobal.net Kris Hatch krisdhatch@gmail.com

Programs 2019 Bibi MedinaPublications Andrea Bacal a.bacal@cox.netSCCQG Rep Cynthia Lyons-Dailard clyonsdailard@gmail.com Special Events Challenge: Barbi Vogel and Kim Misegades Retreat: Andrea Bacal Studio Tour: Pam KayVisions Liaison Carol Sebastian-Neely Web Wizard Andrea Bacal

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSGreeter Jackie Renger and teamSharing Manager Michalee SloanCFO's (Chief Fun Officers) Marty Ornish and Robyn PhelpsHospitality: Carol Russell

Bank Balance 4/20/2019 - 5/23/2019

Beginning Balance $19,900.13

IncomeMembership $2,641.09Advertising $80.00Monthly Opportunity Baskets $116.00Retreat $410.00Studio Tour $365.00Workshop $790.95Fundraiser 2019 for 2019 $235.45Fundraiser (Challenge Quilt sales at Visions) $375.00

Total Income $5,013.49

ExpensesAdvertising (Sponsor and ad in 2019 San Diego Quilt Show) $400.00Fundraiser (Service donated Sewing machine service for fundraiser) $30.00Fundraiser (Deposit for auctioneer) $150.00Rent (Salvation Army May to Aug 2019) $1,760.00Speaker Travel for May (Phyllis Cullen) $23.39Speaker Travel for April (Charlotte Bird) $9.00Workshop - Class room rental (Rosie's) $170.00Workshop - Refund to member $95.00Workshop - Lunch (April) $12.10Misc (Ordered new checks from Wellsfargo) $36.44

Total Expenses $2,685.93

Ending Balance $22,227.69