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Oct News from Hemlock Grange No. 182
OCTOBER 9, 2024 -- Oct. 11: Trick or Treat
Oct. 25: Omitted, unless regular meeting is cancelled
Nov. 8: Let’s Talk Turkey
Nov. 22: Omitted for Thanksgiving Coffee and refreshments will be
served following the meeting.
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Oct News from Granby Grange No. 5
OCTOBER 9, 2024 -- In a heartfelt recognition of his outstanding contributions to the community, Cliff Burrell, Commander of the Granby American Legion Post, has been honored as the Granby Grange #5 Community Citizen of the Year.
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Oct News from Beacon Valley Grange No. 103
OCTOBER 8, 2024 -- We finally had our picnic and the weatherman didn’t interfere this time. The weather was fine and the food and fun was everything I said it would be in the last Granger.
We met in August and had the last of our Fruit theme programs. Marilyn Maxwell put on the program “Dragon Fruit”.
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Oct News from Simsbury Grange No. 197
OCTOBER 8, 2024 -- Oct. 11: Line Dancing with free chili and cornbread (6-8:30 PM)
Oct. 18 (Tues): Next Grange meeting at 7 PM at the Grange
On September 12 we held our monthly meeting at the Grange with lots of items to discuss.
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Oct News from N. Stonington Community Grange No. 138
OCTOBER 8, 2024 -- Oct. 11: Civil War Part II &; Reunification
Oct. 25: All Ghosts and Goblins Invited to the Halloween Party, 7:30 The summer has been fairly quiet, with few meetings due to our grounds being busy with Fairs and other activities. We continue to learn about our country’s wars through Sue’s excellent programs.
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Oct News from Wallingford Grange No. 33
OCTOBER 7, 2024 -- Wallingford Grange had a highly successful fair in September with a beautiful sunny day to host the fair, the building and Grange grounds were full of happy people exploring the fair and the many activities offered.
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