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1 June 6, 2015 NSQG Board Meeting Minutes. This meeting was moved to Sat. June 6, from Sat. June 13, due to a scheduling conflict. This meeting was held at the Claus en Pause Quilt Shop in Columbus, NE. The meeting was opened at 1 PM by President Shirley Spence. We went around the table and introduced ourselves. Board Members Present: 12 Shirley Spence, President Marty Kleppinger, President Elect Janet Wilson, Secretary Dee Agustin, Treasurer *Janet Atkinson, Region II Mary Kampfe, Awards LeeAnn Meduna, By-Laws & Policies Katie Wilson, Library Project LaVonne Dunetts, Membership Dianne Thomas, IQSC/Friends of IQSC Liaison Gloria Miller, QNE 15 Sandra K Kosch, QNE 15 Board Members Absent: 20 Mary Weich, Advisor Sharon Clark, Region I Jill Vanderboegh, Region I Nancy Peters, Region II Barb Shepardson, Region III Bea Bauerle, Region III Sheila Green, Education Jayne Schlosser, Historian Mari Clark, Quilt Mom 2015 Susan Weber QNE Site Selection Bonnie Kucera, QNE Site Selection & QNE 16 Jan Sittler, NE State Fair Superintendent Kay Grimminger, NE State Fair Liaison Chris Wiegers, Website Carol Brandl, Threads Across Nebraska LeeAnne Killion, Treads Co-Chair Betz McMahon, Newsletter Deb Austin, QNE 15 Co-chair Karen Ruwe, QNE 16 Co-chair Kathy Murphy, QNE 16 Co-chair Secretaries Report: Janet Wilson Marty Kleppinger made a motion to accept the corrected minutes that were sent by email. 2 nd by Dee Augustin Because we did not a quorum to vote at this time this motion was passed later in the meeting when we had a quorum. Janet also requested that a written copy of motions made at the meeting be handed to the secretary. She also requested that reports sent by email to the president also be sent to the secretary for the minutes.

2 Treasurers Report: Dee Augustin No report, Dee s computer was not working, but she mentioned a couple of bills that had been paid. Seed money to QNE 16 was $4000.00 Annual Memorial Donation to Friends $250.00 When Dee s computer is fixed she will print and email a copy to the board. The treasures report was tabled until next meeting. District Directors Reports: Region I: There was a written report by Jill Vanderboegh, see attached copy. Shirley Spence read the report on the upcoming Gathering planned for Oct. 17, 2015 at the Homestead National Monument Education Center in Beatrice NE. Region II: Shirley Spence read a resignation letter from Mary Dudzinski. See attached copy. Shirley had asked Janet Atkinson to finish this term for Region II, Janet agreed to finish Mary s term. Marty Kleppinger made a motion to accept her resignation of Mary and to appoint Janet Atkinson to fill out her term. 2 nd by Lavonne Dunetts. Because of the lack of a quorum Nancy Peters and Mary Weich were called on the phone to make a quorum to vote on this motion with the rest of the board. Motion passed. Region III: A written report was sent, see attached copy. Shirley Spence read the report on the Gathering at Sutherland NE that was held April 25, 2015. This report will also be read at the annual meeting. Committee and Projects Reports: QNE 15: There was a verbal report given by Sandra Kosch. So far there are 40 people signed up for Quilt History Day, A total of 260 are registered for the convention. A number of people are just coming to the banquets. 100 T-Shirts were ordered, people will still be able to order a t-shirt at the convention. The Norfolk Chamber of Commerce will provide the name tags and they gave NSQG $500.00 for the convention. This amount was based on giving credit for the 150 rooms that were rented for three nights. There has been a change in instructors for the Bargello class. Mabeth Oxenreider will not be able to attend. This class will be taught by Janice Lippincott. New this year is that the meal information will be on the name tags. There will also be meal tickets for the participants. QNE 16: There was a written report from Bonnie Kucera, see attached copy. Shirley read this report to the board. Awards: A verbal report was given by Mary Kampfe. The Awards committee is looking at the nominations that have been sent in and are in the process of selecting the winners of the awards. By-Laws & Policies: No report. Education: No report.

3 Historian: No report. Library Project: A written report was given, see attached copy. Katie Wilson also gave a verbal report. She showed a copy of the book that has been selected to be given to the libraries. It is Simple Applique by Kim Diehl.it has six different techniques for applique. Retail cost is $22.99, but the publisher Martingale gave us a 57% discount and free shipping. 275 books were ordered and delivered for a total cost of $2,719.75. The Library Commission sends Katie a list of all the public libraries in NE. It was mentioned that the Overton, NE Library is starting up. Membership: A written report was emailed, see attached copy. LaVonne Dunetts gave a verbal report, we are at 492 members. QNE added 31 memberships and there were 20 renewals in May. Raffle Quilt 15: No report. All tickets have been sold. Scholarships: Shirley Spence gave a verbal report. The four scholarship recipients for QNE 15 are: Sharon Bretlinger, of Allen, NE; Marie Payne of Ericson, NE; Phyllis Schoenholtz of Ohiowa NE and Elieen Krumback of Shelby, NE. To receive a scholarship the person must be 18 years old and older and they do not need to be a member. Site Selection: There was a written report from Bonnie Kucera, see attached copy. Shirley read this report to the board. NE State Fair Superintendent: A written report was sent by Jan Sittler, read attached copy. Shirley read the report to the board. NE State Fair Liaison: No report. Friends of ISQC Liaison: Dianne Thomas read her written report, see attached copy. The dedication of the new addition to the IQSC will be June 12, 2015. The Friends of IQSCM are planning the 2 nd annual Art Market on Friday, Nov. 20, 2015 from 5-8pm. They participated in Give to Lincoln Day and raised $3000.00 for IQSCM Website: No report. Threads Across Nebraska: There were reports sent by Carol Brandl and LeAnne Killion, see attached copies. Carol had sent sign-up sheets for volunteers at Threads, Shirley passed these around. LeAnne sent contract s for Threads for the next two years at Kearney. This is a great deal as the rate is the same as in 2011 and no per person charge. Shirley Spence will sign this contract. LeAnne also needs a $200.00 check for the deposit for next two years. The dates are Oct. 13-15, 2016 and Oct. 12-14, 2017. Unfinished Business: LaVonne Dunetts will be analyzing the cost of membership. This will include the six newsletters, editing, the membership book and the QNE book that each member receives. This cost possibly now exceeds the membership dues paid. She will email this to the board members when she has it done. At this time LaVonne will not be reintroducing the motion that was tabled at the last meeting about charging an additional $10.00 fee for receiving printed copies of the newsletter. It was suggested that we could have an executive meeting about this at QNE 15. Shirley will let us know when this will be scheduled.

4 A response from Betz McMahon about figuring the cost of the newsletter was read, see attached copy. Newsletter: Marty Kleppinger made a motion to have the newsletter editor be in charge of solicitation of advertising in the NSQG newsletter and that the NSQG President Elect be her contact person for all editor related responsibilities. 2 nd by LaVonne Dunetts. Vote waited for calling Nancy Peters for a quorum. There was discussion. This is in the contract but needs to be clarified. (This motion passed) Shirley Spence brought up the possible use of the extra quilt blocks that were in the presidents box. There was discussion on this. New Business: Sandra Kosch brought up the need to revamp the QNE Guideline Book. She handed out a printed report on this request, see attached copy. She requested permission to compile and update this book; the records had stopped with the 2008 QNE. President Shirley Spence appointed that a committee be set up with Sandra Kosch and Bonnie Kucera as Co-Chairs. They will pick the additional committee members. LaVonne Dunetts brought up that the Yahoo group NE Yahoo Quilters message board for official NSQG information is not being updated. LaVonne has talked with Marge Bresel and she would be willing to take on this responsibility for this Yahoo group. Emails for this page will be separate from official board emails. Dianne Thomas will contact Brenda to find out if she would like Marge to be responsible for this. Shirley will contact Marge. Dee Augustin reported that the Kountry Quilters quilt gild of Superior NE is disbanding. When they get all their bills paid they will be sending the balance to NSQG. Shirley Spence requested that all the reports for the board meetings and annual meeting be submitted in a written report. If there is no report this to also be in writing. These can be emailed if done a week before the meeting. There needs to be three copies of these reports for the meeting. Marty Kleppinger made a motion to adjourn the meeting, 2 nd by LaVonne Dunetts. Nancy Peters was called by phone to vote so we would have a quorum. Items voted on: minutes as printed in an email (passed), the motion on the newsletter editor (passed) and to adjourn the meeting (passed). The meeting was adjourned at 2:20 PM by President Shirley Spence. The next meeting will be the Annual Meeting at QNE 15, in Norfolk NE on Sunday July 26, 2015.

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