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Oct News from Senexet Grange No. 40
OCTOBER 20, 2024 -- Oct. 23: Halloween
Another busy quarter for our Grange. Regular meetings held with plans being worked on. Starting in October the town Recreation Committee has asked us to host Coffee Hours for seniors.
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Oct News from Nutmeg Pomona No. 16
OCTOBER 20, 2024 -- It seems that almost every time I write news from Pomona for the Granger our meeting is one month away, and our last meeting is three months past all outdated news.
Our Delegates to the State Grange Session will be President Donald Lanoue and Overseer Charles Dimmick. They will report at our December meeting.
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Oct News from Mountain Laurel Pomona No. 15
OCTOBER 15, 2024 -- Thank you to the members in Mountain Laurel Pomona and the Granges for their generosity in collecting children’s books for the book mobile in the Region 1 School District. Our donation was at the
right time so that children would have books for summer reading.
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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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