Lions Club Of Young Quilt Show Supported To The Hilt

Written by: The Hilltops Phoenix

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IMAGE: Fallen Soldiers by Jill Dunn took first prize in section 1 - Large Quilt at the Lions Club of Young Annual Quilt Show.

The Young community always puts its best foot forward when the Lions Club of Young puts on an event to raise money to help those in need, according to Lion Marie Tame from the Quilt Show Committee.

“From volunteers, friends and members who assisted in the installation of the Quilt Show, to our sponsors, the stall holders - always ready to assist - and the quilters and volunteers who came to look after the quilts during the weekend, the generosity of these people knew no bounds,” Ms Tame said.

“Over 300 people visited the show over the weekend of 28 and 29 May 2022, gazing with awe and wonder at the display of beautiful quilts on show. They came from far and wide to visit, from Bundanoon, Griffith, Cootamundra, Temora, Bathurst, Canberra and Orange. Our District Governor, Lion Ron Parry and his wife, Lion Barbara, worked with the team over the weekend.”

Other Lions past and a future District Governor also visited the show. Member for Cootamundra, the Hon Steph Cooke MP attended on Saturday afternoon as did Mayor Margaret Roles and Deputy Mayor, Alison Foreman.

The committee thanked their sponsors, donors, and suppliers for their overwhelming support and generosity.

There were four sections to enter and the prize winners are listed below:

Section 1 - large quilt:
First prize to Fallen Soldiers made by Jill Dunn;
Second prize to Animals Under the Australian Sun made by Sharon Dron; and
Third prize to Libby Richardson Mystery Quilt made by Janelle Greene.

Section 2 - small quilt:
First prize to And the Magpie Notes Were Heard made by Carol Glasgow;
Second prize to Flowering Gum by Anne West; and
Third prize to Fantasia made by Ann Sheehan.

Section 3 - challenge:
First prize to Rebellious One made by Gerda Lawrence;
Second prize to Dance of the Crazy Logs made by Carol Glasgow; and Third prize to Bloem made by Anne West.

Section 4 - other items:
First prize to Patchwork Coat and Bag made by Annabelle Sullivan;
Second prize to Hopscotch made by Sharon Dron; and
Third prize to Australian Wall Hanging made by Mary Mills.

The raffle was well supported throughout the show, with the following winners drawn on Sunday, May 29:

First prize - ticket number 15766, Paul Davies;
Second prize - ticket number 17474, Cathy Day; and
Third prize - ticket number 16820, Cathay Livingstone.

Steph Cooke

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