The 2004 sale is over! Mark next year's sale on your calendar: April 8-9, 2005 The Preliminary Sale Report is here! The Quilt Gallery shows the quilts and what the high bids were. The Live Coverage features pictures and information that were posted from the sale.

Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale 2004

Friday evening and Saturday April 16 & 17, 2004 State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson, Kansas «» Auctions «» Quilts «» «» Food «» Crafts «» «» and More! «»

Additional Articles:

• The Preliminary Sale Report is here!
• The 2004 Quilt Action has started and the prices the quilts are selling for are going online! View the quilts that will be sold throughout the day this Saturday!
• Lots of items are listed on the General Auction Page!
• Golfers: Sign up for the May 1st Golf Tournament, deadline to sign up is April 28!
• "Share with the Needy. Be Hospitable. Romans 12:13"   About this year's theme...
• Last Year's Sale web pages are still available if you want a look back.

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