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2018 VT State Grange proposed Resolutions

September 21, 2018 by Tim Swartz

Here are all 19 of the resolutions that will be considered at the October VT State Grange Session.  A wide variety of topics are included–from restricting the use of “neonicitinoid” pesticides, to reducing the emphasis on secrecy in Grange proceedings, to changing the day of elections and Town meetings, to eliminating Daylight Savings Time.   Please take a look at them, and come to our October 6th meeting, to discuss what our Grange wants to advocate for or against, among these ideas.   What we decide on at that meeting will guide our 2 voting representatives as we consider them in committees, and when we vote on accepting, rejecting, or re-wording them.

2018 VT State Grange PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS

If you can’t come to the meeting, please email comments to:  grangepresident@capitalcitygrange.org, and we’ll include your feedback.

Filed Under: VT State Grange Resolutions

PENDING – noon – 7pm Craft Fair

September 19, 2018 by ccgrentals

Rocky II coming to the Grange Hall, Sept. 15th Grange meeting, and Dancing at the Grange Center

September 19, 2018 by Tova

Grange Notes for September 13, 2018 by Tim Swartz, Grange President (with everyone’s help)

Rocky II

Do you remember how the Main Entrance on the northeast corner of the Grange Hall looked, before the landscaping project?  Take a look at Before and After photos below:
  
Now it’s time to complete the work, by making planting beds on the other side of the entrance stairs.   We have the rocks, and the landscape fabric, and we’re getting some soil delivered, now all we need is you!  On Saturday, Sept. 23rd, starting at 1:00 PM!
As they did last year, Gerold & Carol Noyes are helping out–Carol is doing planting design, donating and purchasing perennials, and Gerold will bring his Kubota tractor to move rocks.  We need a couple of volunteers to help fine-tune the rocks, help with shoveling soil and (we hope) planting by the end of the afternoon!    We also have a new exterior faucet to help us water plants more easily.
Please contact Merry:  merrykaysings@gmail.com to volunteer.  There’s weeding and other work that can be done in the flower beds around the Old Entrance as well, if we get a few extra volunteers, so don’t hold back!  Now that it’s not so hot, it should be a fun afternoon.

Dancing at the Fall Festival

We had plenty of fun last year, bringing some community/contra/waltz dancing to the people who came to the VT State Grange’s annual Fall Festival.  So we got invited back!
Dana Dwinell-Yardley, who has been calling around Vermont for family dances and dance series events, was happy to commit early on.
VT music legend Pete Sutherland introduced me to two young musicians who play in the Young Traditions VT touring group, with whom he works.  Alexander Allison, fidder and Sebastiaan West, piano & keyboard player played, along with Robin Russell on the accordion, and Carl Ellis on harmonicas.
Grange members of all ages joined in the dancing, and had a great time.  In the photo below, you can’t see the 7-year old who was among the enthusiasts, unfortunately!
  

Grange Meetings start up this Saturday September 15th

We begin our fall Grange meetings on this coming Saturday, at 4:30 PM.   We’re meeting on the 3rd Saturday, since Labor Day weekend was so busy–including the Challenge Fundraiser dance that raised almost $4,000 for the Friends.
We’ll get chance to go over the work that was done on the Hall over the summer, the denial of the FCCGH grant application, and plans to do smaller scale projects instead to keep the momentum going.  We’ll be talking about how and whether we can streamline the meetings to make them more productive and inviting, and ways to involve more of the Grange users in the Grange and the running of the Hall.  With all of that, we won’t have a formal “program”, but we will end up with…

Grange Potluck–6:00 PM

We’ll be starting up our series of monthly potluck dinners following the Grange meeting on Sept. 15th.  We know there is lots of garden produce out there, eager to come to the dinner and show off the gardening and cooking skills of the Grange community.

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0800-3pm MAIN HALL “Private Celebration” + Kitchen

September 10, 2018 by Tim Swartz

Noon – midnight MAIN HALL & KITCHEN – “District 4 (AA) Sober Dinner Dance”

September 9, 2018 by Tim Swartz

Please contact your local AA meeting for details on this splendid event:  dinner and dancing with live music in a sober atomosphere.

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grangepresident@capitalcitygrange.org

 

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