The State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange
|
|
- Lorena Cunningham
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 December, 2015 Volume 56, Number 12 The State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange A Merry Christmas and Holiday Wishes to You and Yours. Out in Nebraska Inside this issue: Master....3 Chaplin... Lecturer Youth Jr. Grange MA Granges Family Day....5 Ag. Education... Thinking of You...18 Membership Here s some of the Massachusetts Grangers (plus one former Massachusetts Granger) at the National Grange Session held in Nebraska. Looks like Massachusetts was well represented so far from home. 1 Home & Community Ed. Aid Resolution Action...19
2 From the Editor s Desk It is just 25 days till Christmas. I like Christmas. I don t always like the shopping. I m always looking for the perfect gift for the ones I love the most. And you know, that perfect gift has been in front of me the whole time.it s love. I, like many others have been brain washed that we ve got to go to the mall and spend ungodly amounts of money. Have you seen the price of kids toys? National Grange has voted a woman to be the National Master and made a historic mark for the only fraternal organization that was chartered with women as members. We wish her all the best. State Master George Thomas will be bringing news from National Grange in a few days. We ll find out what resolutions from Massachusetts were accepted and those rejected. Just a quick reminder: Confirmed meeting information is due the 15th of the month and articles and news are due on the 25th of the month. January 1st is only 32 days away. What are your ideas for the new year? Little prayer, go far and wide, And bless all our friends this Christmas tide. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! MASSACHUSETTS STATE GRANGE NEWS Massachusetts State Grange Inc. GEORGE E. THOMAS III Editor-in-Chief Board of Management ANN PREST Executive Editor Kathleen M. Peterson, Chairman Scott Davis, Vice Chairman Calvin Chase Matthew Johnson Randall L. Vaill, Jr. Glenn P. Gibson Deborah K. Goodrich 2 Advertising from Grange affiliates, news items and photos solicited. Deadline is the25th of each month to the Executive Editor. Advertising rate: $5 per column inch. Address of SGN: stategrangenews@massgrange.org Webmaster: Niles Larson Website: 2
3 From the Master s Desk We have arrived home safely from the National Grange Convention held in Lincoln NE, exhausted but enthusiastic as to the future of the Grange. We witnessed history in the making with the election of the first woman Master of the National Grange, Sister Betsy Huber from Pennsylvania. The Massachusetts State Grange was well represented with sixteen of our members in attendance. Congratulations to Sarah Jordan as the new National Grange Junior Ambassador and to David Lehman for his excellent Public Speaking presentation. We can be very proud of these two members and all of our young grangers. This year your Massachusetts State Grange and seven Subordinate Granges received the honor of Distinguished Grange. Congratulations to Dartmouth Grange, Dunstable Grange, Holden Grange, Rowley Grange, Sterling Grange, Upton Grange and Uxbridge. These Granges had set this honor as a goal and have worked diligently to obtain the recognition from National Grange. I know that there are other Granges capable of achieving the award. Who will be next on this prestigious list? There were numerous resolutions submitted from granges from across the county concerning issues relating to Agriculture, Citizenship, Grange Law and other topics. Massachusetts submitted three resolutions. National Grange Membership List Opt-Out was ruled as current policy and Importation of Foreign Agriculture and National Grange Officer Term Limits did not make it out of the session committee that they were assigned to. Did you know; that the Agricultural Committee is developing programs to be used by granges that can be presented to the public, that the State Lecturer has many resources for agricultural education programs, that the State Grange offers grants to granges to help fund these and other programs to promote agricultural in our communities. We have the tools, lets put them to work to strengthen our Order! Merry Christmas, happy holidays and wishes for a prosperous New Year. George 3
4 Continued next page The Chaplain s Message The man was traveling on a road that was familiar and easy. He and about 7 or 8 others were on their way to a wonderful city. They could see it rising in the distance, as they got closer. Those that were with him were singing and laughing together as though they were at a great celebration. The weather was probably the best they could ever hope for. The sun was shining brightly, there was a light breeze, and the air was warm. The feeling was that of euphoria, and they were all sharing in the enjoyment that surrounded them as they made their journey. The people they passed along the way all had big smiles to offer them, along with a friendly wave He noticed that his wife was also singing along with the others. She was quite content on this trip, unlike the last time. They were getting closer to the city now. They could see the road ahead of them, all the way to their destination. Off to the west were rolling hills and marvelous pastures, where cattle and sheep were grazing peacefully. Over to the east, they could see beautiful farmland, that was well cared for; rich with fruit trees, vineyards, ffid dark, cultivated soil. The scenery in all directions was simply breathtaking. The man glanced at his wife and saw that she was smiling. This was the fnst time that they had taken a vacation in a very long time. It was nice, he thought, to see her so happy. He hoped they would make their destination soon, because he had made arrangements for them to stay at the finest inn in town. Suddenly Joseph awoke from his dream. He was surprised to realize that he had been sleeping. The long, arduous trek from Galilee had left he and Mary so exhausted that he had not slept. He noticed the oxen and sheep all around him in the stable. He realized he was rather cold, and he was also hungry. He saw the baby, asleep in the feeding trough, wrapped in bands of ragged cloth. He wept to himself. Then, looking over at his wife, Mary, he saw that she was indeed smiling. Her face was so radiant; it was as if she was overflowing with joy. Joseph was pleased with the arrangement that had been made for them, even though they could not get a room at the inn. This event was indeed 4
5 the greatest vacation they had ever been on. And baby Jesus was quiet. He didn't cry - not even once. What a wonderful child! Fraternally, Randy Belseth, Chaplain Lecturer s Column The National Grange Convention offered plenty to see and do, such as witnessing the delegates working on the resolutions, election of officers, junior activities, a tour of the Capitol and Memorial Stadium, home of the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Public speaking, sign-a-song, and talent from many states were showcased during the Evening of Excellence. Due to a health concern with her voice, Merryl Havens used some creativity and elicited the help of three friends, Carolyn Hastings, Lynne Martin, and Carol Willey, to perform her winning entry in the Talent Contest. As you can see, Massachusetts had good representation at the Convention. Corey Spence and David Lehman, who participated in public speaking during the Evening of Excellence and the Jr. breakfast respectively, and David s mother Carrie arrived after the photo was taken. After leaving the convention, I spent the next five days touring other parts of Nebraska. I can attest to the fact that every county in the state has beef cattle. I m not sure how many of the 6.1 million in the state I saw, but beef were everywhere, from barnyards to feedlots to grazing on the cornstalks and grain left behind in immense fields where there seemed to be no boundaries. About seven percent of the nation s beef is raised in Nebraska. Ranking third among the states in corn production was evident in my travels where land used for growing corn far outnumbered homes. Randy Jordan was able to compare dairy farming and marketing milk from his 300 Holsteins to Prairieland Dairy s 2,500 milking herd owned by Dan Rice. It was interesting to listen to the different challenges these two farmers, living 1,500 miles apart, face as well as those they have in common. For more information about this Nebraska farm, visit Continued next page
6 Last quarter, Acushnet Grange was drawn from 23 Granges to win a program. This was a record number in the drawing. This month marks the end of a quarter and the time for Lecturers to send their reports to me. When completing the report, please list all meetings and community activities and events in which your Grange participates. I will use these reports to determine the agricultural education honor roll, eliminating the need for a separate report. A packet with the report forms was given to the delegates at State Session. Reports postmarked by Jan. 10th will be entered into a drawing to Win a Program presented by me and/or a member of my Coordinating Committee. In order to receive a certificate of recognition for programming at State Session, a Grange must submit all quarterly reports. Even if your Grange does not have a Lecturer, please designate someone to complete the report. Nancy Lescarbeau of Williamstown Grange #366 received first place in our state contest for her poem, entitled: My Family Tree The family tree is not just you and me. There s more that you should see. There s Gram and Gramps who ve been around forever. Aunts and Uncles and cousins too. Family ties you don t want to sever. From across the pond And territories beyond They all came together to create a clan. Continued next page Original members from County Cork, the Barons from Bonn, and English from towns unnamed. 6
7 Blended together to form on foreign ground these persons you see now. Farmers, trainers of carriage horses, master craftsmen, lovers of life; They came to this sod to give their own better opportunities. To create a better life for each generation to come. Hardships were borne lives were lost tears were shed all in the belief that God would lead the way to their sunny day. I and mine stand testament to their sacrifices making it possible for us to be To be mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, nurses, doctors, teachers, politicians, leaders, followers. on their shoulders; With the same hopes and dreams the Lord would lead US to OUR sunny day. Why not start jotting down some ideas for entries in the 2016 contest? A rhyming poem on the topic of Life on the Farm must have four lines in each stanza, with a minimum of four stanzas and a maximum of eight stanzas. The rhyming pattern is the author s choice. For Juniors, entries may be any poem on the subject of My Best Friend with a minimum of five lines and a maximum of 12 lines in length. 7 Continued next page
8 Continued next page Let s Meet.. the Master of the MSGYLA When Niles Larson joined North Orange Grange, J. Wesley Blackmer was the acting Master. Being almost 14 when he took his Obligation and initiated into a new organization, Niles was quite impressed by Wes s precision to detail with the ritual. Wes cared about the Grange on all levels, from the Subordinate Grange all the way through the State Grange. Because Wes is the person Niles credits as having the greatest influence on him, he feels trying to emulate Wes s dedication to the Grange is a tall order to fill. Assuming the roles of Master of the Youth Association and North Orange Grange, Overseer of Franklin Worcester Pomona, and the State Grange Webmaster, Niles is off to a good start in following Wes s footsteps. He notes, Ritual is one part I like about the Grange. It was written many years ago, yet it is timeless. To think just a small handful of people could write such beautiful passages and it still feels current in the 21st century. I also like reminding myself of the duties to each office. Its ritual is described as the duties on a farm and farmhouse, yet can be translated to everyday life. As Master, I have to set an example not only within the Grange hall, but I must show respect to those that are outside the gate and may scrutinize every act. North Orange Grange is known for its service to the community. Within just two hours, the rabies clinic sees 200+ cats and dogs. The public looks forward to this annual event. The Grange receives a generous donation from Adam s Animal Hospital for the vaccine and the veterinarian, thus cutting the cost to the pet owner. Niles hopes the Youth Association will take on a task to do annually. It ll take a few years to catch on, but if we start thinking and planning MSGYLA can have an annual community service project. Niles looks at the annual picnic as one of his favorite activities of his Subordinate Grange. He enjoys this social time while planning the programs for the coming year. With no one person willing to take on the duties of Lecturer, each member assumes the responsibility for presenting a program during the year. The exchange of ideas and comradery makes this summer event a fun one. The Grange has been part of Niles s family over the 8
9 years. His father is a Past Master of North Orange and currently holds the office of Steward. His mother is Pomona of Franklin Worcester Pomona. Niles also has an older brother and sister, who were both involved at one point. Outside the Grange, Niles has been an independent filmmaker for eight years. He is a model train enthusiast. He admits he doesn t own any, but finds them fascinating. Niles enjoys outdoor activities, attending live music concerts, and traveling in general. His favorite vacation was a train trip across the country in Niles reflected on the trip from Springfield to Chicago to California, You see the country in a whole new way and meet many interesting people. I never understood the line Purple Mountains Majesty until I woke up while the train was traveling out of the Rocky Mountains. You also have layovers in certain spots so you can explore some of the other cities. Traveling the globe is on his bucket list, so he can see and experience other cultures. With his many goals, Niles is very busy! Holiday trivia questions.. In what year was Cyber Monday created? ( in 2005 by shop.org to kick off the holiday online shopping season on the Monday after Thanksgiving) In what story/movie did a character say, The thing about trains... it doesn't matter where they're going. What matters is deciding to get on." (the conductor in The Polar Express ) Which state was the first to recognize Christmas as an official holiday? (Alabama in 1836) Happy Holidays to all.. Janet Segur 9
10 Hello from the Youth Committee On Sunday, Nov. 1, the installation of Officers was held for the Massachusetts State Grange Youth Leadership Association in South Middleboro. What a wonderful day! The Installing Officer was Brian Carr, musician of the Mass. State Grange, assisted by Chris Szkutak, Asst. Steward and Legislative Director, Corey Spence, State Steward, and John Carter, State Gatekeeper. Thank you to everyone for supporting us! It was awesome to have so many State Officers, deuties and committee members in the hall! Your support means so much to us. Following the installation, we had a fantastic program from Plimoth Plantation. A pilgrim visited and spoke on how things were during her time. Many thanks to the members of South Middleboro Grange for hosting us and the wonderful refreshments. Fraternally, Luann Belseth and Tracee Perkins, Co-Directors Jennifer Goodrich, Committee Member Mass. State Grange Youth Leadership Association Installation, November 1,
11 Welcome to our New Members Norma Callahan Ponkapoag of Canton #231 Lisa Perry Sterling #53 Conner Soucie Central Community #22 Michael Huppert Petersham #95 Jeff Jerome Rochester #257 Donna Trott Rochester #257 Shirley Jenkins Rochester #257 Craig Zahare Hanover #206 Janet Ayer Hanover #206 David Lounder Hanover #206 John Michel Hanover #206 James Bennett Hanover #206 Mary Odggaaro Hanover #206 Membership Recognitions 50 years Gerald Simmons Jr. Dunstable #31 Lucille Clark Williamsburg #225 Lawrence West Williamsburg #225 Thinking of You Send a card to someone today, and let them know you are thinking of them. Thank You Dear Fellow Grangers: We would like to thank all the Granges that donated money, all the Grangers who donated prizes, and everyone who bought tickets to support the Heifer Project Raffle. Thank You, Steve and Martha Emerson, Co-shairs, Heifer International 60 years Phillip Gilchrest Dunstable #31 Cynthia McQueston Williamsburg #225 Karl Tower Williamsburg #225 In Memoriam David McDonald Weymouth #387 Barbara Nichols Central Community #22 Ruth B. King Charlton #92 Charles Astore West Stockbridge #246 Louise Alexdander West Stockbridge #24 David McDonald Weymouth #387 11
12 National Grange News National Grange Election is One for History Books. the First Woman to Hold the Office. During the 149 th Annual Session of the National Grange, held in Lincoln Nebraska, delegates from each state elected a new slate of national officers. Among this group was Betsy Huber, the newly elected President and the first woman to hold that office in the history of the organization. Ms. Huber is currently employed by the Pennsylvania State Grange as the Government Relations Director where she works to advance the policies of the Grange within the PA State Legislature. She is a member of Chester-Delaware County Pomona Grange #3 and Goshen Grange #121. Betsy started her Grange involvement at a very young age as a member of the Juvenile (now known as Junior) Grange. She has held numerous positions with her local Grange and with the Pennsylvania State Grange, including serving eight years as President, the first woman to hold that position. As the National Grange President, Ms. Huber will work with the National Grange staff to advance Grange policies in Washington D.C.; as well as oversee the day to day operations of the organization. The Grange, legislative work, and agriculture have always been an important part of her life. She previously served as a member of the Board of Directors of the National Grange (chairperson ) and is also the executive secretary for the Pennsylvania Young Farmers Association. She has also held various positions in the agricultural community 12 Continued next page
13 that include serving on the boards of the PA State Council of Farm Organizations (President ), the Governor s Census 2010 Advisory Panel, the PA Department of Agriculture Fertilizer Advisory Committee, the PA Department of Environmental Protection Ag Advisory Board (Chair 2007), and PA Farm Link. She was employed as district aide to State Representative Arthur D. Hershey from She has also served her community as township supervisor for Upper Oxford Township for 24 years, chairman of the Township Agricultural Security Area Advisory Committee, treasurer of the Chester County Association of Township Officials and as member of the PSATS Land Use Committee and Resolutions Committee. She has also served the Avondale Presbyterian Church as Elder, Deacon, Trustee and choir member. Ms. Huber was elected to the Penn State Board of Trustees by the delegates from agricultural societies in 2005 and serves on the Committee on Outreach, Development, and Community Relations and the Governance and Long Range Planning Committee. MARK YOUR CALENDAR MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS Come Join Us and the Presidential Primary Candidates NATIONAL GRANGE LEGISLATIVE FLY-IN February 4 7, 2016 Concord, New Hampshire Come to New Hampshire and participate in a presidential candidate s campaign the weekend prior to the big New Hampshire primary vote the following Tuesday. Meet Grangers from other states, discuss National Grange legislative and regulatory issues, learn the history behind presidential primaries, tour the New Hampshire Statehouse and visit with the press corps covering the candidates. Then spend a day working on the campaign for the candidate of your choice! 13
14 December 1 Central Community Grange #22 Boylston Town House, 599 Main Street, Boylston 7:30 PM Program: Business Meeting December 1 Rowley Grange #204 Grange Hall, 29 Central St. 7:00 PM More history on Rowley December 3 Sterling Grange #53 Grange Hall, 14 Maple Street 6:00 PM Holiday Dinner, musical program, Gift exchange, $5 limit. December 5 Williamsburg Grange #225 Grange & Community Hall, 10 Main St. 6:00 PM Pot luck supper 7:00 PM 1st and 2nd degress December 9 Worcester Central Pomona #7 Holden Senior Center, Holden 7:30 PM Denali National Park North to Alaska for the Iditarod Christmas Card Exchange Bay State Pomona Grange #33 Anawan Grange Hall Junction Rtes 44 & 118, Rehoboth No meeting in December December 1 Guiding Star Grange Hall 401 Chapman St., Greenfield 7:00 PM Holiday Party and Yankee Swap Charlton Grange #92 Charlton Grange Hall 10 Main St., Route 31 7:30 PM Happy Noel Confirmed December Meetings Dartmouth Grange #162 Patrons Hall, 1133 Fisher Rd. Dartmouth 7:30 PM Holiday Concert Open Mtg 14 December 14 Holden Grange #78 Holden Sr. Center, 1130 Main St. 7:00 PM Holiday Night, Chickee s Dance World December 15 Rowley Grange #204 Celebration at Helen s House. December 15 Central Community Grange #22 Boylston Town House, 599 Main Street, Boylston 7:30 PM Yankee Swap ($10) and Cookie Swap, Christmas Card Exchange December 17 Sterling Grange #53 Grange Hall, 14 Maple St. 6:00 p.m. Remembering the shut-ins, project for Sterling Village Health Care Unconfirmed December Meetings December 1 continued Norfolk Grange #35 Grange Hall, 28 Rockwood Rd. 7:00 PM Happy Holiday Party Petersham Grange #95 Congregation Church, 21 North Main Street 7:30 PM Christmas Party, Pound Auction (Pot Luck, all bring a dish) Decorate our Christmas Tree December 1 continued Guiding Star Grange #1 Grange Hall, 401 Chapman St. Greenfield 7:00 PM Holiday Party and Yankee Swap Norwell Grange # Main St., Norwell 7:30 PM Business meeting December 2 East Freetown Grange #307 Grange Hall, Washburn Rd 7:00 PM Celebrate Christmas
15 December 2 continued Shelburne Grange #19 Fellowship Hall, 17 Little Mohawk Rd. 7:00 PM Business Meeting Hanover Grange #206 Norwell Grange Hall 142 Main St, Norwell 6:15 PM dinner 7:30 PM Friends Reading Christmas Poems East Freetown Grange #307 Grange Hall, Washburn Rd 7:00 PM Celebrate Christmas Shelburne Grange #19 Fellowship Hall, 17 Little Mohawk Rd. 7:00 PM Business Meeting Hanover Grange #206 Norwell Grange Hall 142 Main St, Norwell 6:15 PM dinner 7:30 PM Friends Reading Christmas Poems Williamstown Grange #366 6:30 PM Holiday Celebration at Susan s Home, $5 grab bag Christmas decoration exchange, Games and Pot Luck Dinner. Prescott Grange #73 Grange Hall, 12 Park St., Pepperell 7:00 PM Business meeting December 3 Bradford Grange #23 St. James Church Hall, 121 Washington St, Groveland 7:30 PM Meeting Weymouth Grange # Ralph Talbot St., So. Weymouth 7:30 PM Christmas is coming are we ready? Acushnet Grange #285 Grange Hall 1121 North Main St. 7:30 PM Merry Christmas! Exchange of $5 gifts. December 4 South Middleboro Grange #337 Grange Hall, 570 Wareham St. 7:30 PM Christmas Musical Performance. December 4 continued Franklin-Worcester Pomona #4 Community Church of No. Orange & Tully 48 Main St., Orange 7:30 Christmas Chalk Talk December 5 Sippican Pomona #31 South Middleboro Grange Hall 570 Wareham St. 4:30 PM Business Meeting 6:00 PM Supper 7:00 PM Penny Sale, Christmas Program by Ramshackle. December 6, Sunday Upton Grange #125 Upton Grange Hall, 26 School St. 2:00 PM Holiday Program, Invitation to Upton Seniors & Community Groups. Holiday Penny Sale to benefit Juniors. December 7 Hillside Pomona # 20 Community Center, 400 Main St., Chesterfield. 6:30 PM Social Hour Pot luck 7:30 PM Mtg., Christmas Program, Raffle Baskets by All Granges Dracut Grange #216 Dracut Historical Society Lakeview Ave 7:30 PM Christmas Party Hillside Pomona Grange #20 Community Center, 400 Main Rd Chesterfield 6:30 PM Social Hour Pot Luck 7:30 PM Christmas Party Southeast Area Junior Grange #137 South Middleborough Grange Hall 570 Wareham St. 6:00 PM Christmas Party Dartmouth Juniors invited to attend. December 8 Dudley Grange #163 Grange Hall, Center Rd., Dudley 7:00 PM Business meeting and Holiday gathering. Groton Grange #7 Groton Grange Hall, Champney St. 7:00 PM Christmas Pot Luck Dinner Something to Share. 15 December 8 continued North Orange Grange #86 Community Church of No. Orange & Tully 48 Main St., Orange 7:30 Holidays in other Countries Uxbridge Grange #200 Uxbridge VFW Hall, Douglas Rd 7:30 PM Holiday Program, Make it and Take it ornaments Red and Green Penny Sale Anawan-Oakton Grange #221 Grange Hall, 243 Winthrop St. Rehoboth 7:00 PM Christmas Party, Music and Games $5 Yankee Swap. Bring unwrapped gift for a children s charity December 9 Worcester Central Pomona #7 Holden Senior Center, Holden 7:30 PM Denali National Park North to Alaska for the Iditarod Rochester Grange #257 Grange Hall, 205 Hartley Rd 7:30 PM Merry Christmas $5 exchange of gifts Exchange of Christmas Cards New Braintree Grange #170 New Braintree Congregational Ch. Corner of Hardwick & Oakham Rds. 7:30 PM Christmas Party, Yankee Swap $5, Cookies for shut ins. Bring donations for Jo s Jackets December 10 Berkshire North Pomona #6 Pittsfield Masonic Temple, 116 South St., Pittsfield 6:30 PM Covered Dish Supper 7:30 PM Holiday Celebration Grab Bag $5 RIME Program Worcester-Norfolk Pomona #10 Upton Grange Hall,, 26 Hall St. 7:30 PM Holiday Penny Salel Whately Grange #414 Town Hall, Whately 7:30 PM Program: The Four C s: Carols, Christmas, Cheer, Cookies December 11 Laurel Grange #161 Grange Hall, 21 Garden St, West Newbury 7:30 PM Yankee Swap
16 December 11 continued Boxborough Grange #131 Boxborough Town Hall, 29 Middle Rd. Grange Room 8:00 PM Business Meeting Xmas Party/Toys for Tots/Exchange gifts/sing-a-long, Cards to Shut-ns. Dunstable Grange #31 Christmas Party Location to be announced Short business mtg, followed by a potluck supper. Yankee Swap and Card exchange. Chesterfield Grange #83 Senior Center/Grange Hall Community Center, 400 Main Rd, Chesterfield 7:30 PM Christmas Party, Gifts to DCF kids, H&C in Charge. December 12 Norfolk Pomona #27 Norfolk Grange Hall Luncheon 12:00 Chicken Dinner Program: 1:00 PM Christmas Prog. Business Meeting 2:00 PM Mayflower North Pomona #40 Norwell Grange Hall, Main St. 12:00 PM Lunch 1:30 PM We celebrate Christmas Baskets for Shut-ins, Post office, Toys for Children s Hospital Heritage Pomona #2 Laurel Grange Hall Garden St., West Newbury 3:30 PM Warm, Warm, Warm Community Jr. Grange #141 Boylston Town House, 599 Main St., 3:00 PM Christmas Party, bring unisex gift $5 grab. Stockbridge Grange #295 Grange Hall, 51 Church St. Saturday Christmas Party 6:30 PM Covered Dish Supper All to bring cookies and bars Bring non-perishables for Food Pantry Community Grange #382 Grange Hall, 47 North West St. Feeding Hills Holiday Bazaar 9 AM to 3 PM December 12 continued Minuteman Pomona #16 Boxborough Winter Program, Sing-a-long, Card Exchange, and Christmas Raffle. December 14. Hinsdale Grange #19 Town Hall, 39 South Street 7:30 PM Christmas Program, Bring a wrapped Christmas ornament to swap, Bring a bag of non-perishable food for the Food Pantry Bedford Grange # 283 The First Church of Christ, Congregational, 25 The Great Rd., 8:00 PM Christmas Bells December 15 Norwell Grange # Main St., Norwell 7:30 PM Celebrate Christmas, Cookie Swap, Christmas Carols December 16 Ponkapoag Grange # Turnpike St., Canton 7:00 PM Saint Nick to Santa Claus Celebrating Christmas through the years. West Boxford Grange #140 Lincoln Hall, 564 Main St., West Boxford 7:30 PM Will it Snow this Year? Shelburne Grange #19 Fellowship Hall, 17 Little Mohawk Rd. 7:00PM Holiday Music, Cookie Swap Prescott Grange #73 6:30 PM Christmas Party at Milt and Linda Starr Pot luck, bring a favorite holiday dish. Bring an exchange gift. December 17 Upton Grange #125 Upton Grange Hall, 26 School St. 7:30 PM Business meeting and Christmas Party December 18 Pittsfield Grange #14 Pittsfield Masonic Temple, 116 South St., Pittsfield 7:30 PM Christmas Party with Cake Walk and Cookie Swap 16 December 18 continued West Stockbridge Grange #246 Stockbridge Grange Hall, 51 Church St., Stockbridge 7:30 PM Joint mtg with Stockbridge Cookie Walk Stockbridge Grange #295 Grange Hall, 51 Church St. See West Stockbridge listing above. Bay Path Pomona #9 New Braintree Congregational Ch. Corner of Hardwick & Oakham Rds. 7:30 PM Christmas Party, Christmas Carols and a Yankee Swap ($5 gift) December 20 Dracut Grange #216 Dracut Historical Society Lakeview Ave 7:30 PM Christmas Caroling to our members December 21 Beverly Grange #306 Hastings House, 14 Oak St., Beverly Farms 7:00 PM Program by Rick Lord Hope of Hadley Grange #15 7:30 PM Christmas Party at the West s Home, Bring donations for homeless shelter Ware Grange #164 Grange Hall, 297 Belchertown Rd., Ware 7:00 PM Christmas Program $5 gift Yankee Swap December 27 North Orange Junior Grange #142 Kelley Farm Support December 28 Berkshire So. Pomona Grange #25 Stockbridge Grange Hall, 51 Church St., Stockbridge 6:30 PM Covered Dish Supper 7:30 PM Fund Raiser
The State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange
November, 2016 Volume 57, Number 11 The State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange A Problem to be Solved Time for Grass Roots Action? Those who attended the State Session,
More informationCHRISTMAS FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES Grant, Croton, Newaygo & White Cloud Events being updated as of November 18, 2014 Contact Colleen Lynema 231.652.3068 or events@rivercountrychamber.com to add your event SATURDAY,
More informationThe State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange
September, 2016 Volume 57, Number 9 The State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange Fun at the Dunstable Fair Left to right: The State Commissioner of Agriculture John
More informationTHE GIVING TREE. Look for the Giving tree in the back of church the weekend of November 18th
THE GIVING TREE During the holiday season it is more rewarding to give than to receive. Thank you for your continued support and generosity for this wonderful cause in bringing joy to a child. This year,
More informationThe State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange
June, 2017 Volume 58, Number 6 The State Grange News The official publication of the Massachusetts State Grange Holden Grange Presents Community Service Award On May 15 th, Holden Grange presented a Community
More informationPlease refer to Parish Life, our weekly publication, for more information.
AUGUST 2017 Rev. 09.08.17 CHRIST CHURCH PROGRAM. YEAR CALENDAR 2017-2018 118 N. Washington St., Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 703.549.1450 Fax: 703.549.5883 www.historicchristchurch.org Please refer to Parish
More informationVETERAN S DINNER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 5:00 PM
COWLITZ VALLEY MOOSE #530 Volume 17, Issue 9 & 10 September - October, 2017 VETERAN S DINNER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 5:00 PM ARE YOU A VETERAN? IF SO, THE MOOSE THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, AND TO SHOW OUR
More informationAll About Discovery! Cooperative Extension Service College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences
All About Discovery! Cooperative Extension Service College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences CLOVERLEAF Sandoval County Extension Office P. O. Box 400 711 S. Camino del Pueblo Bernalillo,
More informationLetter from Mr. Hamilton
Letter from Mr. Hamilton I can t wait! is what many children are saying these days. One student said he is hoping to get a remote controlled boat for Christmas, but it s so hard to wait that long. One
More informationThe peace of our Lord, Jesus Christ be with you. And also with you. The countless saints of history who have blazed a trail of courage through time.
Couts United Methodist Church Sunday, November 5, 2017 22nd Sunday after Pentecost - Liturgical Color - Green All Saints Sunday COUNTDOWN WELCOME / REGISTRATION When The Saints Go Marching In Cindy Hott
More informationUnited Methodist Church
Go Welcome, Equip, Serve, Transform United Methodist Church Index Page 2 10:30 am Worship Service Page 6 Prayer List Page 3 Sunday Worship Volunteers Page 7 Prayer Requests Page 4 This Week at Couts Page
More informationFaith In Action. Planning Guide for Congregations in the U.S. & Canada. Faith In Action Planning Guide page 1
Faith In Action Planning Guide for Congregations in the U.S. & Canada page 1 Faith In Action is... Members of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS), Evangelical Lutheran Synod (ELS), and other
More informationSandy Creek Congregation, Church of the Brethren Calendar of Events & Activities for 2010 (including West Marva District) (REVISED 13 September 2010)
Sandy Creek Congregation, Church of the Brethren Calendar of Events & Activities for 2010 (including West Marva District) January 6 Hazelton Prayer & Bible Study 7:00 p.m. January 10 Shady Grove Deacon
More information3RD PARTY FUNDRAISER TOOLKIT To Make Your Event A Success
3RD PARTY FUNDRAISER TOOLKIT To Make Your Event A Success Thank you for choosing St. Joseph s Foundation of Thunder Bay as your charity of choice. From golf tournaments to dinners, raffles to teas, every
More informationClover Print. Harrison County 4-H. Hello 4-H members, volunteers families and supporters! I can t tell you how excited I am for the new year.
January/February 2014 Clover Print Rebecca Wilkins Extension Educator 4-H Youth Development V O L U M E 1 4, I S S U E 1 Harrison County 4-H D E C E M B E R 2 8, 2 0 1 4 Annette Lawler Extension Educator
More informationAMERICANISM
AMERICANISM 2017-2018 Paula DeDoncker 1403 ½ 14 th Street Moline, IL 61265-3034 309-269-5994 pdedoncker@aol.com Department President Mary Spindler s theme, Leaving Our Legacy affords us unique opportunities
More informationHOLIDAY INFORMATION BULLETIN
HOLIDAY INFORMATION BULLETIN 2017 (rev. Nov. 22, 2017) Information Center Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County 115 South Avenue Rochester, New York 14604-1896 (585) 428-7300 WHERE TO GO FOR FREE
More informationFUNDRAISING FOR THE HEALTH SERVICES FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTH SHORE
Fundraising Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS Fundraising for the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore 3 Health Services Foundation Logo Use & Guidelines 4 Marketing Materials 4 Tax Receipt Guidelines 5
More informationFreshman Preorientation Programs
CC Cultural Connections FOOT Freshman Outdoor Orientation Trips www.yale.edu/preorientation Freshman Preorientation Programs Harvest OIS Orientation for International Students Cultural Connections CC
More informationGospel Alliance Church
Gospel Alliance Church Gospel Alliance Church The Mon Valley Christian and Missionary Alliance Church 1011 Fells Church Road Belle Vernon, PA 15012 Phone: 724-823-0453 Email: info@gospelalliancechurch.org
More informationMessiah Lutheran Church Calendar Year
ONGOING MEETINGS/ACTIVITIES Weekly: Messiah Worship and Holy Communion Sundays @ in Sanctuary Messiah Christian Education (Sept-May) Sundays @ : CHAT Room in Library/Friendship Place Confirmation in Upstairs
More informationLETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
DOROTHY DAY OUTREACH CENTER NEWSLETTER SAINT FRANCIS Saint UNIVERSIT Francis University Summer 2016 Index Letter from the Director 1 Letter from the Director cont. DDOC New Operating Hours DDOC New Operating
More informationTHE OLD MAN ASSOCIATION
OCTOBER JUNE 2017 2017 ISSUE #2 THE OLD MAN ASSOCIATION INFORMATION AND OTHER RESOURCES FOR THE OLD MEN OF THE WHEATON COLLEGE MEN S GLEE CLUB INTRODUCTION By John Daigle, 15 After 111 years, God is still
More informationWelcoming The Public To Join Us. Stewards of Edgewood
Welcoming The Public To Join Us Edgewood Entrance Sign Restored by Edgewood Flyers and Brentwood High School Stewards of Edgewood A Community Partnership Model Aviators - Stewards of the Land Model Aviators:
More informationOur Two Cents Published Monthly by the Ladies Auxiliary VFW Located at 8503 N IH 35, Austin, TX For $14.00 a year
The Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W. Department of Texas Our Two Cents Published Monthly by the Ladies Auxiliary VFW Located at 8503 N IH 35, Austin, TX 78753 For $14.00 a year Volume 25, Issue 10 Dorthy Bennett
More informationA complete calendar of events and more are on the web at
WILLIAMS COLLEGE OFFICE OF THE COLLEGE MARSHAL Dear Graduating Senior, May 24, 2011 Greetings! We look forward to helping you celebrate your graduation with your friends and family. Please read this message
More informationVINCENTIANS IN ACTION
DEPAUL UNIVERSITY 1 VINCENTIAN COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICE VINCENTIANS IN ACTION Inside: Weekly & Monthly Service Opportunities Service Immersions Service Days VIA Big 8 Dates DEPAUL UNIVERSITY 2 DEPAUL COMMUNITY
More informationVolume 15 Issue 10 VFW Post 7356 April 6, 2017 APRIL NEWSLETTER. Page 1
APRIL NEWSLETTER Page 1 Commander s Corner April. Opening Day. Election Season. This is going to be an amazing month! At our March meeting, our nominating committee, led by Rick Butler and Jeff Fox, presented
More informationECHO. Alabama District North Civitan
Alabama District North Civitan January 18, 2017 Volume 1, Issue 2 ECHO Governor s Corner The first quarter of our Civitan Centennial year is over, the holidays are behind us, and it is now time to turn
More informationKnights of Columbus Chevaliers de Colomb
Knights of Columbus Chevaliers de Colomb SASKATCHEWAN STATE COUNCIL CONSEIL d ETAT P.O. Box 61 Stn. Main Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan S6H 4N7 Telephone: 306-631-1610 E-mail: office@kofcsask.com Web Page: kofcsask.com
More informationCabrini High Dads Club CALENDAR
Opportunities for Service & Fun In addition to regular monthly meetings held at 6:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month, the Dads Club welcomes all dads, step-dads, grandfathers, and uncles to assist
More information* See Planning Calendar for specific dates/times Revised: dw
Event *Month Activity Chairman Blood Drive June/August/October/ Jim Niemann April/June Confirmation (4th Deg. Honor Guard) September Dave Wilson Rosary for Life & America Needs October Bob Urban Fatima
More informationTHE CHRONICLE, MAY 24, 2018
THE CHRONICLE, MAY 24, 2018 1. PASTOR S WORD 2. VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT 3. FISHER STREET CLOTHING DRIVE 4. OZARK MISSION PROJECT 5. MISSION OPPORTUNITY 6. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 7. T-SHIRT & POLO FUNDRAISER
More informationWESLEYAN VILLAGE DECEMBER 2014
WESLEYAN VILLAGE DECEMBER 2014 8225 Wesley Dr. Brooksville, FL 34601 (352) 799-1644 www.wesleyanvillage.org Ken Heer President Gary Tesh Office Manager Keith Allion Treasurer Carol Weller Assistant to
More informationSome support for the National Project (the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown) came from the sales items seen in these cases.
20 x 63 located on the 2 nd floor of the DAR Building between N.S.C.A.R. Headquarters and DAR Officers Club. Fifty-eight cases of different sizes devoted to: Actual children who were born and lived during
More informationHoke Smith Annex Building January 9, 2009 University of Georgia Athens, Georgia. Dear Judge,
Hoke Smith Annex Building January 9, 2009 University of Georgia Athens, Georgia Dear Judge, This portfolio is a combination of my 4-H activities, my project work, and other activities for the past year
More informationThe School of Sacred Heart St. Francis de Sales 307 School Street Bennington, Vermont Family Commitment and Service Handbook
Family Commitment and Service Handbook 2018-2019 The School of Sacred Heart St. Francis de Sales 307 School Street Bennington, Vermont 05201 Providing excellence in academics and a deepening faith in God
More informationCelebrating 25 yrs. of the Christmas Walk In the heart of downtown Friday, December 1, :00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Celebrating 25 yrs. of the Christmas Walk In the heart of downtown Friday, December 1, 2017 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Stop and enjoy the special events at these local businesses Williamsburg BP: Stop in and
More informationHello Beefmaster International Guest,
118 W. Bandera Road Boerne, TX 78006 www.beefmasters.org 210-732-3132 Fax: 210-732-7711 info@beefmasters.org Hello Beefmaster International Guest, We are excited to be hosting the first Beefmaster Breeders
More informationEast Central Georgia Regional Library
East Central Georgia Regional Library December 2012 www.ecgrl.org December 22 nd - 25 th All libraries closed for Christmas. All Libraries will be closing at 5pm December 31 st and closed Jan 1st. 10:00
More informationHAPPY VALENTINES DAY. Please join us for refreshments after the service. February Inside This Issue. Reminder UMW Sunday Service 1
February 2017 HAPPY VALENTINES DAY Inside This Issue Reminder UMW Sunday Service 1 Trustee News Tax Season Beverly Hills Community Garden 2 A Visit With Mary Simons 3 News From Bryn Ladies Night Out 4
More information2018 Ministry Plan. A Message from Our Pastor Calendar for Highlighted Budget for Family Ministry Plan...
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELFERS ANNUAL MINISTRY PLAN 2018 FAMILY FIRST JEREMIAH 31:1 Table of Contents 2018 Plan A Message from Our Pastor... 3 Teams at a Glance...4 Brochures at a Glance...5 Calendar for
More informationJoseph J. Jacques Jr. Post 7945 THE POST OBSERVER Issue Quivas Street, Thornton, CO JULY AUGUST
Joseph J. Jacques Jr. Post 7945 THE POST OBSERVER 2016 Issue 4 10217 Quivas Street, Thornton, CO 80260 303-438-6700 JULY AUGUST POST WEBSITE: POST FACEBOOK www.myvfwpost7945.org Thornton VFW 7945 Joseph
More informationSt. Mary School. News and Events. https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/3m Q8f. Summer is Here!
News and Events St. Mary School 2510 Middle Road, Glenshaw, PA 15116 www.stmaryglenshaw.org/school/ 412-486-7611 Summer is Here! Thank you to everyone who made this a wonderful year! Upcoming Events June
More informationevents calendar OYSTER POINT
OYSTER POINT events calendar 2008 http://www.oysterpointevents.com Oyster Point Events are proudly produced by: City Center at Oyster Point Ownership, City of Newport News Parks, Recreation & Tourism,
More informationOctober Service ProjectUpdate
All Saints Catholic school Established 1954 October 30, 2014 Upcoming events Friday, October 31 K-8 in Puyallup; early release Pre-S and Pre-K in Fife at 11am, Puyallup at 11:30am. There is NO PM bus on
More informationPlease refer to Parish Life, our weekly publication, for more information. October All-Parish Breakfast
CHRIST CHURCH PROGRAM. YEAR CALENDAR 2018-19 118 N. Washington St., Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 703.549.1450 Fax: 703.549.5883 www.historicchristchurch.org Please refer to Parish Life, our weekly publication,
More informationWASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 2018 INFORMATION PACKET
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 2018 INFORMATION PACKET WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WARRIOR MARCHING BAND Welcome to marching band at Washington High School! We are delighted to have you with us in the
More informationWe welcome you to. 221 East Main Street; Chillicothe, OH Phone: ; Fax
We welcome you to 221 East Main Street; Chillicothe, OH 45601 Phone: 740-774-2224; Fax 740-772-6623 www.mytabernacle.org The Lord s Day February 19, 2017 Published by Tabernacle Baptist Church Vol. 51,
More informationDouglas Doins. Oregon State University Extension Service Douglas County October 2015-January H Newsletter. Calendar of Events
Douglas Doins Calendar of Events Oregon State University Extension Service Douglas County October 2015-January 2016 4-H Newsletter October 2015 October 1: Rotary Steer Loan Applications Due to Extension
More informationHOME & SCHOOL BOARD
SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE NAME EMAIL TEL# PRINCIPAL Jean Barnes principal@morningstar-jax.org 904-721-2144 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Elaine Shott ap@morningstar-jax.org 904.721.2144 DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Maria
More informationTHE LIONS ROAR. Raising the Flag. Edmonds Lions Club ~ Chartered Inside
THE LIONS ROAR Edmonds Lions Club ~ Chartered 1947 Summer 2016 Editor: Carolyn Meyer Edmonds, Washington Raising the Flag Sierra Park Path for the Blind Lion Charles Brady raises the flag during the June
More informationEAST BUTLER BULLETIN WHERE FUTURES BEGIN" NOVEMBER 14, 2017
EAST BUTLER BULLETIN WHERE FUTURES BEGIN" NOVEMBER 14, 2017 www.ebutlertigers.org TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 American Education Week - Invite Parents to School Day WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2017 American
More informationTHE BRAE WEEKLY. The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department WEEK 7 - MAY 10TH, 2016
THE BRAE WEEKLY The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department WEEK 7 - MAY 10TH, 2016 mooove over! Summer is around the corner BRAE News & Events Pages 2-4 Calender Page
More informationHILL COUNTRY DISTRICT JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW & AUCTION
Agriculture and Natural Resources Family and Consumer Sciences 4H and Youth Development Community Development January Newsletter 2014 Kerr County AgriLife Extension Roy Walston Angela Fiedler Laurinda
More informationLEATHERNECK LOUNGE NEW HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 11-2am Sun. 11-1am Phone
Marine Corps League, Worcester Detachment 144 Monthly Newsletter The Word Sepius Exertus, Semper Fidelis, Frater Infinitas Newsletter Editor: George Samara Jr. Detachment #144, 181 Lake Ave., Worcester,
More informationPROCUREMENT TIPS, IDEAS, SCRIPT & FAQ S
PROCUREMENT TIPS, IDEAS, SCRIPT & FAQ S Bear Creek Elementary ABC Auction - May 2, 2014 Each year, procurement of live and silent items for the ABC Auction ensures the event s success. ABC Auction supports
More informationMercy Week E EK. sjcme.edu/mercy-week. Celebrating Catherine McAuley and Our Mercy Heritage. Sunday, September 24 Friday, September 29, 2017
E EK W M E Y C R Mercy Week 2 017 Celebrating Catherine McAuley and Our Mercy Heritage Sunday, September 24 Friday, September 29, 2017 sjcme.edu/mercy-week Sunday, September 24 MERCY DAY Celebrating the
More informationNectarines/ Peaches/ Apples/ Pumpkins 7 No meeting- Columbus Day
2018-2019 High School Calendar September- HS 9 Sunday- opening year 6:30-8pm- at St. John Bosco- YG room Living Faith in the public Square - Hs students and Parents are invited. Pizza Night- please let
More informationFood Bank of Northeast Georgia
Food Bank of Northeast Georgia Food Drives & Fund Drives Campaign Handbook Dear Campaign Coordinator, Thank you so much for your interest in helping in our fight against hunger by hosting an employee giving
More informationFUND & FOOD DRIVE TOOLKIT
FUND & FOOD DRIVE TOOLKIT 21 COUNTY SERVICE AREA 12.7 7.3M pounds of fresh produce distributed. A 60% increase. Food Distributed 31,200,000 lbs 33% increase in the number of veteran and military households
More informationSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Southern California Moose Legion #6 s next Celebration/Conferral will be at the: Bellflower Moose Family Center
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWSLETTER VOLUMN 2 ISSUE 2 OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER 2011 Celebration Southern California Moose Legion #6 s next Celebration/Conferral will be at the: Bellflower Moose Family Center
More informationFUNDRAISING GUIDE. Fundraising to fight MS! Mailing Address. . Website. Bike the US for MS Fundraising Guide 2018
FUNDRAISING GUIDE Bike the US for MS Fundraising Guide 2018 Mailing Address You and your donors can mail check donations to: Bike the US for MS P.O. Box 10001 Blacksburg, VA 24062 Don t forget to have
More informationTo: District 6 Local Union Presidents, Recording Secretaries & Unit Chairpersons
January 30, 2015 To: District 6 Local Union Presidents, Recording Secretaries & Unit Chairpersons Dear Sisters & Brothers, The 20th USW District 6 Conference will be held on August 17 20, 2015 in Sault
More informationSan Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau N e w s l e t t e r M a r c h 2 0 1 3 Diamond Sponsors Pinnacles National Park On January 11 2013 the Pinnacles National Monument held a dedication
More informationYork Campus Update. December 10, 2012
SEASON S GREETINGS! Special thanks to those who have been generous with donations to our season of giving project and with the other special activities on campus. Many, many people will have a brighter
More informationDebbie Friedstrom, Trustee Plymouth Township Ashtabula County
Debbie Friedstrom, Trustee Plymouth Township Ashtabula County Our township officials work with several community groups throughout the year to plan events: - Plymouth United Methodist Church - Plymouth
More informationVolume 15 Issue 11 VFW Post 7356 May 1, 2017 MAY NEWSLETTER. Page 1
MAY NEWSLETTER Page 1 Commander s Corner May is a month of transition. Our high school seniors will soon be off on their new adventures, and our Post will play host for one young man s sendoff party as
More informationRegular School Board Meetings, December 19, 2016 Page 1
Regular School Board Meetings, December 19, 2016 Page 1 LAKE RIDGE NEW TECH SCHOOLS A moment of silence was observed. The Mission statement was recited. Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Mr. Johnson called
More informationW E L C O M E February 25, 2018 Parking Lot Results Pastor Seth Ordination and Celebration Meal March 18
W E L C O M E We are happy you could join us today! A community caring for all God s people, being transformed by Christ's love, serving others as a witness of God s grace and peace. Bethesda Mennonite
More informationFalls Band Beat. High School Corner. Dates to remember: In this issue: All-City Band Concert
All-City Band Concert, 6:30 p.m. (students), 7 p.m. (audience), Winter 2018 A Tradition of Pride and Excellence through Music Dates to remember: Jan. 16 IMP meeting, 7 p.m., CFHS band room Jan. 17 All-City
More informationPAPERLESS NEWSLETTER. December 2017 DATES TO REMEMBER. I am updating my paperless newsletter list. If you would prefer to receive
DATES TO REMEMBER December 2017 December 6 Extension Council Mtg. 25&26 Christmas Holiday, Extension Office Closed January 1 New Years Holiday, Extension Office Closed 4 Extension Council Mtg., 7:30p.m.
More informationMONEY WISE : FINANCIAL WORKSHOP Today, October 7 (4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. in Rooms )
October 07, 2018 MONEY WISE : FINANCIAL WORKSHOP Today, October 7 (4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. in Rooms 302-304) This is a free workshop and everyone is welcome. Refreshments will be available at 3:45 p.m. in
More informationParticipant Guide CORE DIVISIONS AGES 10-35
Participant Guide CORE DIVISIONS AGES 10-35 2016 Miss Amazing Inc. All rights reserved. All content (texts, trademarks, illustrations, photos, graphics, files, designs, arrangements etc.) in this document
More informationCustoms and Traditions of the Rotary Club of East Cobb (Rotary District 6900)
Customs and Traditions of the Rotary Club of East Cobb (Rotary District 6900) Social Events: Charter Night is traditionally celebrated close to the anniversary of our Club s founding charter date of February
More informationSt. Agnes School Mailbag Newsletter for April 13, 2018
St. Agnes School Mailbag Newsletter for April 13, 2018 Special Notes from Mrs. Paulsell: Carline: First, I want to apologize about the last few days in morning carline. The carline was closed at 7:55am
More informationDates to Remember BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL MARCH Message from Mr. Mork
BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL MARCH 2017 Message from Mr. Mork March is an exciting yet hectic time for students as they gear up for warm weather, outdoor fun, and their final trimester of the school year. They are
More informationDebunking myths about ELCA Good Gifts
Study guide Debunking myths about ELCA Good Gifts By Robert C. Blezard Related articles: Debunking myths about ELCA Good Gifts (page 36) Living Lutheran, December 2016 Improving lives of families and communities
More informationSnow Shoeing. Cross - Country Skiing. Explore the beautiful trails while adventuring on snowshoes. It s a fun experience for the entire family!
Family Day Weekend Snow Shoeing Explore the beautiful trails while adventuring on snowshoes. It s a fun experience for the entire family! Cross - Country Skiing Miles of well-groomed trails are available
More informationMINUTES PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING February 17, 2016 Chino Hills Government Center City Center Drive, Chino Hills, California
CALL TO ORDER MINUTES PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING Chino Hills Government Center 14000 City Center Drive, Chino Hills, California Chair Dave Seltzer called the Parks and Recreation Commission
More informationNovember 2008 December 2009
Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center 4201 Giant Springs Road Great Falls, Montana 59405-0900 Voice: 406-727-8733 FAX: 406-453-6157 Web Site: http://www.fs.fed.us/r1/lewisclark/lcic/
More informationMinnesota Lace Society
Minnesota Lace Society August 2018 Meeting: August 13 th at 6:45pm Location: South Haven Apartments Program: no program Summer Meetings: Summer meetings will be held the 2 nd Monday of the month at 6:45
More informationParent. connection LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL. Please Help With Luther High Surveys. Events & Practices. LHS Parent Monthly Newsletter November 2017
Parent connection LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL LHS Parent Monthly Newsletter November 2017 LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL 1501 Wilson St Onalaska, WI 54650 608-783-5435 www.luther.k12.wi.us Mr. Paul Wichmann Principal 608-783-5435
More informationEagle News October 23, Empowering life-long leaders!
Eagle News October 23, 2017 Empowering life-long leaders! Red Ribbon Week- October 23 rd -27 th Pumpkin Decorating Contest- October 23 rd - 26 th Pie orders due- October 25 th Born Learning Workshop at
More informationJalapeno's Restaurant 86 Main St Gloucester, MA Donation Types: Blood Notes: Turkey Hill Coupon for $2.50 off a carton of ice cream.
7:00 AM - 1:00 Raynham American Red Cross Site: Raynham Blood Donation Center 275 New State Hwy Raynham, MA 02767 carton of ice cream Jalapeno's Restaurant 86 Main St Gloucester, MA 01930 carton of ice
More informationFOOD ASSISTANCE RESOURCES
First Lutheran Church Saturday Evening Meal Program 1000 3 rd Avenue SE [Bus Routes: # 3 or # 6] First Presbyterian Church Sunday Evening Meal 310 5 th Street SE [Bus Routes within 2 blocks: # 5B, #5N,
More informationSeptember To: Worshipful Masters 2016/2017. Instructors Grand Lodge Officers. Brethern: Please Share This With Your Officers & Members
September 2016 To: Worshipful Masters 2016/2017 Senior/Junior Wardens MASTER BUILDER AWARD PROGRAM Lodge Secretaries BUILDER AWARD PROGRAM Lodge Instructors Grand Lodge Officers Brethern: Please Share
More informationFood and Fund Drive Kit
Food and Fund Drive Kit www.siouxlandfoodbank.org 1313 11 th Street Sioux City, IA 51105 Contents Getting Started... 1 Promote... 2 Most Needed Items... 3 Ideas for Fun draising... 4 Managing the Proceeds...
More information50/50 ROOF RAFFLE DRAWING - OCTOBER 6 CURRENT PRIZE IS OVER $4000, AND GROWING!
COWLITZ VALLEY #530 Volume 17, Issue 9 & 10 September - October, 2017 50/50 ROOF RAFFLE DRAWING - OCTOBER 6 CURRENT PRIZE IS OVER $4000, AND GROWING! $10,000 $9,000 $8,000 $7,000 $6,000 $5,000 $4,000 $3,000
More informationSACRED HEART OF JESUS MILFORD. September 22 September 28
SACRED HEART OF JESUS MILFORD September 22 September 28 Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri Sat. Sun. 7:00 a.m. Deceased members of the Tessicini family by Margaret Bento 7:00 a.m. Mary Ferrecchia by the Parish Staff
More informationoutlook 4 th QUARTER 2017
outlook 4 th QUARTER 2017 $776,500 U.S. Treasury CDFI Grant Will Go a Long Way We have been awarded our second coveted U.S. Treasury CDFI Grant! This grant will allow us to continue our work helping lower-income
More informationTEAM PACKET. Team Up for
Team Up for Cheer on your sports team while helping the National Multiple Sclerosis Society raise funds to provide programs and services for people living with MS! TEAM PACKET Team Up for Welcome to Team
More informationILLINOIS LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL/JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB HANDBOOK
ILLINOIS LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL/JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB HANDBOOK 2017-2018 WELCOME TO BOOSTER CLUB WHO IS BOOSTER CLUB? All parents of students attending Illinois Lutheran Schools, or interested
More informationCommencement Speaker Information Packet Celebrate your achievements. Share your experience. Shine in the moment
Commencement Speaker Information Packet Celebrate your achievements. Share your experience. Shine in the moment Congratulations! If you re reading this it means you re considering auditioning for one of
More informationTRI-CHAPTER MEETING. Kappa Theta members had a great time at the Tri-Chapter meeting and dinner!
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL ALPHA STATE, AREA XVI DENTON COUNTY, CHAPTER #248 KAPPA THETA CHAPTER, LEWISVILLE, TX March 2011 Volume 34, Issue 6 BELIEVE, ENGAGE, LEARN, LEAD Kappa Theta Keynotes
More informationYoung Farmers of Virginia Newsletter
Young Farmers of Virginia Newsletter Fall 2015 www.vayoungfarmer.org Volume 16, Issue 6 State Officers: Past President: Shelia Lilly 5805 W. Donnagail Dr. Penn Liard, VA 22846 540-421-2571 shelialilly@comcast.net
More informationTDSC Fundraising Kit
TDSC 2015 Fundraising Kit YOU CAN Friends and Supporters, DO IT! Thank you for joining us for the third annual Tour de Summer Camps! Your work makes it possible for more children across Los Angeles to
More informationCIHA 8th Annual Renter Front Yard Makeover Drawing
Coquille Indian Housing Authority May 2018 Volume 21, Issue 5 A fun and informative Newsletter for the Residents of the Kilkich Community CIHA 8th Annual Renter Front Yard Makeover Drawing If you rent
More informationWine Ridge Events For Season
Wine Ridge Events For Season 2017 2018 SEPTEMBER Saturday, September 2 nd Labor Day Weekend Luau & BBQ... Enjoy Island Music. BBQ Pork and Sides. Karaoke & Dancing. 5 p.m. Til 8 p.m. Registered Guests
More informationHISTORICAL SOCIETY OF BENSALEM TWP Knights Road
*' *' Historil 4, Society of Bensalem Township Foundvi 1977 HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF BENSALEM TWP. 3211 Knights Road P.O. BOX 1101 BENSALEM PA 19020 PHONE 215-639-6575 WEBSITE www.bensalemhistoricalsociety.com
More information