HomeMy WebLinkAboutGrange Newsletter 1967 October 5 Ial�
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CHILDREN LEARN WHA1 THfy LIVE
If a child lives with criticism, If a child lives with encoura.-ement
lie learns to condemn. :Ie learns confidence.
If a child lives with hostility, If a child lives with praise,
Ile learns to fi,-ht. 4.e learns to appreciate.
If a child lives with ridicule, If a child lives with fairness,
:e learns to be shy. �e learns justice.
If a child lives with jealousy, If a child lives *rith security,
Le learns to feel Guilty. Ise learns to have faith.
If a child lives Trith tolerance , If a child lives rith approval,
Ile learns to be patient. :-e learns to like himself.
If a child lives with acceptance and friendship,
'-e learns to find love in the world.
Dorothy Law liolte
Ohio Civil :iL;hts Commission
Community .relations Department
IIFI,:LD CG WuGL
iiMi L;i13 AI;D FRILUDS
1967 - 60 (2) October 5, 1967
On October 27th, the Gran.-e plans There Trill be no J.G. neetinG in
to have a iiollo-Teen party for the October for tVTO reasons. No. 1
Junior Granze me-ibers to be, and is that the Oct. meeting night
for anyone interested in being is also installation of officers.
with us. A hayride is planned for i;o. 2, is that in order to hold
interested. It *.rill be held at a Jr. Cran e , we have to have 13
the hone of Dob and Lee Carpenter. members. ite don't have that many
.1hoops3 It will be held at the so ere are loin.- to have to find
barn of Dob and Lee Carpenter. :re a few pore. Several of those
hope to have cider and dow hnuts interested Trere not able to att-
and hot chocolate after the hay- end in Sentember so ere Trill see
ride. -others, fathers and child- hoer many show up for the : ollorr-
ren, plus all the neiGhbors are ween party, which is planned as
invited. Starts at 7 :00 P.M. a. substitution for the ;ieetin,-,
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At our Jr. GranSe meeting in Sept. , On October loth, the Lnfield (jran_e
we tried out the beautiful piano is invited over to Ulysses Gran e
that was liven to us bar ;.ildred for their installation of officers.
`riilson of Ithaca. She heard about tie are to L-o at 6 :30 p.m. for a
our needing a piano throu.-h our social hour with a dish to nasc
newsletter and called up immed- supper followinL at 7 :00. =.rinL
iately with her offer of the piano. your own table service and a dish
Some of our men jaunted off to to pass. :lie hope that several of
Ithaca with a truck and loaded it our people will be able to attend.
on.
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As the children marched around the Tie had 10 tables at the card party
room with the piano music accoup- Saturday niht. It was hosted by
anying then, one couldn't help but the Spechts ' . Lots to eat after-
think that it sure tapes a lot of *.lards too. Georg Lad ,otton
wonderful people to keep a harps' enou-h een stamps to het another
world and .irs. iJilson is one of new card table and that care in
these people , added to our list of handy.
friends. Thank you i.rs. iiilson.
le hear tLrou.h the .-rapevine that
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• - ••• ••• - •-••-•• •••••• the are ;,oin;; to receive three more
card tables but we can't tell you
October loth Trill be our Install- that the donors are - i:r. L iirs.
ation of Officers. State Deputy Arthur Daharsh - .,r. .rs. James
and Junior Deputy Luce will be here (Isabella) Spencer - and :arena
with an installation team of seven .lamsey. And we -roiT, and brow,
people for the meetin3. tie plan to and -row.
have a dish to pass supper at 6 :30
followed by the installation. All Our next card party will be the 21st
are invited and welcome. .Ie 'd of October and our hostesses will
like to see a crowd to issue in be 1.azel Updi'.ce and riarena Ramsey.
our new slate of officers. They are : T-ope to see you there. (P.S. , also
hope iirs. DeVore brings another
iiaster nobert Carpenter one of those cakes with "you know
Overseer Ro.-er :.frown vrhat" in it. )
Lecturer -:illicent Toombs
Steward Play Carpenter For those who are _not faniliar with
Asst. Steward GeorGe Stark our card parties, re play 500. He
Lady Ast. Steward Joyce Laue play four hands at each table and _
Chaplain :--lizabeth 2tu_isey the hair with the hi,-hest score. at
Treasurer Charles Guyett the end of four hands moves to the
Secretary !arena. Aaasey next table. It costs 501,- a person
Gatekeeper itch Gray to play. Not a very high fee for
Ceres .everly Lrown a ni.-ht of fun with calves, sand-
Pamona hildred Stark *.wiches , coffee and tea afterwards.
Flora blanche iovelace If you can't play, let us teach you.
Junior matron mat Gray It doesn't take lon.-,
rtxecutive Corunittee : :..,., ,..:.:........,..:.,.,.;.,,..... . .. . .. .. ..
1 year Ro.-er gown
2 years Ray Carpenter Daniel ijoone was asked if he had
3 years Geor:,c Stark ever been lost in the moods. "iio,
I never --ot lost, " ,Toone replied
You rill notice that we have most reflectively. "gut I was bewild-
of our regulars still hard at work ered once for three days. "
but we just shifted positions.
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A while back, the Virginia :jtate Further report on our furnace fund
Grange sent out papers asking for shorts that ire have core quite a
dessert recipies from people all ways toiTards the „906.00 needed to
over the United States. . ach cover the cost of the furnace. .
Gran-e was asked to have their ueri- Outside donations .iave been :lade
hers send in recipies and several and anyone Interested in ,riving
of ours did. A result of this is for this worthy cause gray do so by
a full color, stain resistant cov- either calling or sending a check
ered, coo!; boot- of over 2000 rec- to our secretary, ;irs. vlarena
ipies, It contains 304 pages of Ramsey, R.D. „ 6, 1795 iiecklenburg
recipies plus ideas for party bev- 2 oad, Ithaca, :T.Y. 14850. Pull
era6es, garnishes, freezing baked payment on our furnace by December
goods and ;aany more items. Je have vrould be the best Christras present
these the Grange could aslr for. Lets try .,
an opportunity topurchaseh r
PP Y
cookbooks for resale. The price
of the boot, is ' 2.95, with .,1.00 of :•.:•.:.:•.:
that going to the Grange.
iarena received a letter from the
Some of its have already put in our National Grange :,utual Insurance
orders and iJarena has sent for books-Co. announcing that because of a
If any of you would like this net gain of 12 neir members between
beautiful boo!,, please give her a September 30th, 1966 and June 30th
call at AZ-35120 and put in your of this year, ire are qualified-
order. As soon as the books that under the Centennial -1aembership
are already ordered arrive , she Crusade for a ',J0.00 award. A
will bring them to the Grange meet- little here - a little there.
In.- and also to the card parties so
that everyone will have an oppor- :resently our rierlbership stands
tunity to see them. at 103 and this includes 19 Golden
uheaf members. It also includes
:.le are pleased to see that lildred 19 new members and more on the way.
Stark has a recipie in there for
i.hubarb Cream Fie. Gee i:ildred, ::<:;>: ';: ' :` ;
you 're famous.
Then Charles E. Schwab was 72
years old, he ras sued for a large
sum of money. It was the kind of
Success again frith our 2nd rumna.ge case most prominent men Would have
sale. Lee Carpenter sends out " settled out of court, to avoid
thanks and appreciation for all the publicity; but Charlie went through
work and time given -to help pull with it and won, <:efore he left
off this success, Ue added `,�151.02 the iFitness stand., he ask-ed and
to our furnace fund, received perriission to make a
statement.
!To doubt most of you already know
the amount of time and talent put "I am an old man, " he said, "and
into something of this sort. It I want to say that 90 percent of
may look litre a lot of nish-mas 10 my troubles have been due to my
minutes after the doors open but being good to other people. If
3 to 4 days of work are preceeded you younger folk want to avoid
by that door opening. And last, trouble , be hard-boiled and say
but most certainly not least, ire no to everyone. You will then
thank those who patronized the wall; through life unmolested,
sale, lithout you, ire couldn't but" and here the old-tine smile
have done it, lit up his face', you *.rill have to
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do without friends and you won't
have much fun. "
TIDBITS As *Te prepare to. install our new'
officers, we tale tide out to say
The next tiLie you see Alan Gould, a very sincere thank you to those
asl: him what he lost at the laund- who are leavin,; their post or chan-
ro iat one day; ,;in;, jobs in the uran,;e, de have
cone a lon; *rays in t_lis past year,
,dould you believe that ire had a as stated. earlier, and a lot of
12 year old lad at our last card ernest and hard worhjn ; ;people have
party. he was a little out of put v.s where .we are now.
--)raetice throu-h. Only won G or
7 ;aides out of the ci.-lht. A very special thanks ; oes out to
our retirin ;.aster, Ceor a Stark.
.ors. DeVore went around -post of the Any one rrho lazons Geor;,e lmoirs that
ni.-ht with her head in the air, he is a "Johnny on the spot" per-
jomeone said it was because of that son. -then our Gran,;e 1=a.11 had been
collar. (Seriously*, rie 're Clad to closed up for a lone time, and
see that you are .-ettin-; strai-^lit- 17111CIOITS bro'_�en, Ceor.-e tools it
ened out after your accident. ) upon hinsclf to , o do?m there and
clean up the -lass off the floor,
I_eard a rwrior that ire had another put in ner^ -rind.ows and sweep the
"retiree' at the card party besides .call.
larena. -.1myone lazow who it iras_?
Geor;;e attends almost all the card
• • •• •• • •••• • •• •• • ••'• •� parties, tales care of the cards,
tickets, ;,oney* and such, and several
Remember the little en-ine that tides has had to host a card party
said, "I thoir.ht I could, I thou ;ht on the spur of the moment because
I could. " de 'll the f olloirinz poe;i We were out of voliuiteers. ghat
is similar to that little en ine doesn't happen to us much now, but
in a way. It is a poem of deter- when i`c c_id, Geor,;c sair to it that
uination. �)ut it 's of a deter- we had a party anyway.
nination that you have to fine.,
ldothinG is -ained by sittin.- back : e attenc_ed =amona meetings re.--
and waitlnC for it to cone to you. ularly, plus any other Grange meet-
in[;s outside our oim that he felt
Although this-poen probably pertains mould be of benefit to us and rep-
to a youn.- man, we can pretend for orted bacl- to the reCular Grange
a minute that it pertains to a young meetin s.
Gran;;e. Or maybe a, rejuvenated
Grange. And lets pretend for another.?hen the hall was -painted, George
minute that we are back to one was there, when there were any act-
year a,;o, ivities in the hall, George tras
"I ean" there, when the old furnace was
torn out, George iras there. Over
'iLure it out for yourself, 1iy lad, the past ei ht years, he has been
It all that the Greatest of men a devoted servant to the order of
have had the Grn.n,-e . And right alon,; beside
i'rro arms, tiro halds, two le;;s, two him, his wife ; ildred has done a S
eyes, ;treat deal for the CranCe, which a �
line. a brain to use if you mould be is usually the case of a Gran;,e i
wise. Taster's wife.
dith this equipment the all bean,y
A *aim ire say l:than you George for
jo start for the top andd say ''I can. "ei;;ht years of faithful andufruit-
le 've come a lon;; ways in this past, ful service. I think we 're suppose
year but we have a lon- *.rays to 3o to say sorzething about the new i.as-
yet. We hope you'll come rith us, ter beiriC able. to fill your shoes , _, D
but re know that 's a lau„h, because ,,1
the new ;.aster 's feet ere twice the
size of yours. � '
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le have -t ;o 16,ely lediea c.- , _a roII the
"send cards to" list this newsletter foli-,s at cur Gran ge f or the Ilemor-
that vre know of. The first is our ial contributions received over
own !earl Rolfe who As i i the Tal- the summer, I•.'e received ^ontris. .' .
pLins County 'T os-_)ital and has lrations in memory of Meodcre
been since the 25th of September. 3chaber and Pred D, _-Iunsey.
She started out with pneumonia
and just couldn't seem to clear it In addition, money was sent to
up by herself so "Doc" thou;;ht the ievolvin,:� Scholarship Grange
she could use a little help. She 1,emorial Fund from friends and
will be pleased to hear from you, associates of Fred D. This fund
Or maybe you can nay her a visit, aids students of Grange families
She is in room 25C, attendin.- college.
Second, is firs. ;ea Claire from A collection was also taken up at
l:ontour Falls, who is at the Arnot the September �auona meetin.- for
Ogden �.ospital in lmira. Although this fund in Ax. Rumsey 's menory,
a lot of you don't lalo?r "ea, I
Irish you would drop her a card Just At the August Cth neeting, the
as a Lind deed from an ;hfield Grange Charter eras draped in men-
Gran.-er or a friend. .,ea has been cry of Cora Runsey, Theodore Scha-
a regular at our card parties and ber paid Joseph Czerenda.
is one of the dearest people we _
lmovr.
liitch and I vent up to see her le 'd also line to extend our syn-
this pas Sunday because ire heard pithy to the family of Vera Drew.
that she was quite ill. de 11 ,rho was not a Grande member, but
you'd have to lmow her to apprec- she was a connunity member and a
iate her, but to Give you an idea workin member. She had a hind
of her personality, ;:itch describes vrord for all and a helping hand
her as "the lady who laughs. " And that never faltered.
ire hadaz't been there more than 10
minutes before we heard that If there is ever, at any time ,
'laugh. " She has been there over sonethin.- you'd liLe to see in
three weeps novr but her sense of this newsletter please contact me.
humor is still teriffic. She gets
this newsletter so she 'll be vrait- Thealk you. Pat Gray
ing to het your cards, l:er room 307-6011
number is 2-7A.
CALANDEH
October 10, 1967 6 :30 pm Installation of Officers
October 14, 1967 6:30 pm 1'eet with Ulysses Grange
October 21, 1967 0:00 pm Card party at Grange Pall
October 2C, 1967 7 :00 pm lolloneen party
November 7, 1967 Don't for.-et to Vote ml