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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGrange Newsletter 1968 November 27 ENFIELD GRANGE MEMBERS & FRIENDS November 27, 1968 1968-69 (2) Cs i Did you know that it is impossible Serving will start at 5:00 P.M. to find a dish of spaghetti that sharp and Fred would like to see can be traced onto a stencil. Well about 400 people served. And so It Is. would we. This was the closest I could come At 8: 00 p.m. , a regular card party to it and someone thought this was is scheduled so plan to make a a dish of ice cream. But you do night of it. The card party will get the message , don ' t you. be held upstairs so it will not interfer with the clean-up crew The spaghetti is being cooked by downstairs. the men and this should prove to be a very Interesting project. Of All In all, It sounds like a good course , I must add that Fred Swart- night coming up. We will serve wood, who is in charge of the meal family style which means that you Is the same Fred Swart who baked can bring the entire family because the prize winning cake in our you don't have to carry your plates. Grange contest. ###################### A SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS U D N U TOSSED SALAD w/HOMEMADE DRESSING D L E T ITALIAN BREAD w/GARLIC BUTTER R S 41.50 COFFEE - TEA - MILK ,' 12 CAKE 75� -2- The new Aeat Cookbooks are here and NOBODY KNOWS - BUT MOTHER are they ever filled with different Ideas for meat dishes. Anyone Nobody knows of the work it makes interested in purchasing one may do To keep the home together, so by contacting any Grange member. Nobody knows of the steps it takes Nobody knows - but mother. The Hayride held on November 2nd for the Junior Grangers was a huge Nobody listens to childish woes, success with over 40 kids attending.Which kisses only smother; riany thanks to Blanch Lovelace , Nobody 's pained by naughty blows, Junior Hatron, who did all the plan- Nobody - only mother. ning, Nobody knows of the sleepless care And an added note of thanks to Bestowed on baby brother; Blanch for organizing the luncheon Nobody knows of the tender prayer, we put on for the Women's Feder- Nobody - only mother. ation of Ithaca. This should have been done in the last newsletter, Nobody knows of the lessons taught but you know me. Carolyn Thall Of loving one another; pitched in at the last minute and Nobody knows of the patience sought, did a great job of serving the Nobody knows - but mother, group. So did Aunt Daisy and Pearl and Beverly. Nobody kneels at the throne above To thank the Heavenly Father While I 'm thanking people , I have For that sweetest gift - a mother ' s to remember Morris Halliday. You love ; remember that I wrote him a short Nobody can - but mother. note asking to have my name added ******** *********#* to the list of any other Granges putting out newsletter and don't To Florida with love. you know, I received one within went the next few days. It was from Helen Kemp, who underrtgc�k surgery West Chazey Grange and very Interes- at Sayre Packer Hospital October ting too. 23rd is home and trying to get back on her feet. This was her third On December 23rd, Emmett and Blanche back operation in five years and Tucker will celebrate their 61st she finds it a little harder to wedding anniversary. And on Dec. get back in the swings of things 18th, Leon and Bernice Tucker will each time. celebrate their $1st anniversary. Sincere warm wishes from the Grange. Bob Carpenter found himself in the middle of a good bout with pneu- firs. Ilyrtle Rothermich celebrated monia a couple of weeks ago. He her 92nd birthday on October 21st. is feeling better know but has Our best to Xrs. Rothermich also. found that you don't throw off some thing like this in a couple of days. November 22nd seems to be a popular Sure has been a long time since day. Roger Brown, Bob Scofield, Jr. I 've seen anyone quite that sick. and my mother all celebrate their birthdays that day. I do know that We 're glad to hear that Ginny Car- Bob is the youngest but I 'll have lisle 's father, Fred Onley, is to check on which one is the eldest. coming along nicely after undergoin., serious surgery recently. Ginny Seriously, I would like to include cared for him for a few weeks after the following poem and dedicate it he left the hospital at her home, to my mother who celebrates her That 's a blurry sentence but you 65th this year. (Do you celebrate know what I mena. It was a good when you get that high?) deed anyway. • Lee Car e Carpenter sends a gracious note � �t , �.� � •- ., of thanks out to all those who c o - t> helped in every way to make our :_ � .,�•; second election night supper a suc- Y`7 }` , cess. She reports that 215 people were served and we made a prof `" p of over $220.00. She hasn't been en r` r f 1 \ram able to get in touch with our Tre- asurer to get the exact figure but that 's pretty close . She was especially pleased when ___-- so many people commented on how good the entire meal tasted. Lee MASTER'S COMMENTS had to work that day and there- +ruasra* * rear#* fore , had to make all her plans and leave Instructions. They were My first comment is that we will carried out perfectly. Again, many hold our regular Grange meeting for thanks tee cooks, waitresses, coffee November on the 26th. Our regular splllers (whoops, that pourers) , meeting night was snowed out and clean up crew and an added note of we have several important things to thanks to those who came to eat, cover. I understand that Mr. Achilles walked to the Grange on the 12th. How's that for faithful- Did Harold Laue tell you about the ness. young city girl that was visiting This is the second year year in a his place the other day during the row that I have been put in as Mas- mllking time? During the course ter and our publicity chairman has of their conversation, she noticed asked that I start the year out some calves bouncing across the right by commenting for the news- pasture , letter. "Oh, " she cried, "what pretty little cowlets. " I 'm not known to write much or give "Yes, miss, " said Harold with a speeches, mainly because I can't grin, "they 're pretty allright -- trust my English. And I like to but they aren't cowlets -- they 're talk about many different topics bullets. " that have to do with American lIv.- ing. That requires a lot of Engl1 oh The night our Grange Officers were Take a good look at the picture of Installed, we heard a very good the Master in the picture at the talk about Communism by Mr. William top of the next column. That 's Just Elkins, the Installation Officer, about what he looks like right now, of Burdett.. Did you know that he (That wasn't meant as a personal told us of how Mr. Khruschev c,-,P -lme-r joke -- it was meant to refer to he would get Communism Into the his bout with pneumonia. ) UY,V ted States by 1972 and that his plan Pen ® •� �. �• �' 1 -� -4- is to do it through the youth of Seriously, thank you Bob. It's nice this country? Now stop and think to have your thoughts. (Some of us a minute about it; could it be pos- are fortunate enough to live next sible? I believe it is being done door to the Master and hear his right now in our schools, our col- comments quite frequently. ) leges and perhaps in our churches. ************************** Who else would promote the burning of draft cards, moving out of the There were just as many careless country to evade the draft, long drivers thirty years ago as there hair and the many riots in this are today, but the horses had more country? How is dope and harmful sense. drugs getting to our youth? ****+►********************* think I ;,% ,. the Grangers can and should Saw Martha Updike 's granddaughter do something about the spread of today and she says that Martha has Communism in this country. One been visiting her daughter, Nellie thing we might do is send a res- Hubbell for a while. She has been olution to the County, State and Christmas shopping in Cortland and National Grange to get a majority really getting around. For those vote on such things as prayer in of you who don't know her, I 've schools, leaving the word 'God' been told she passed 80 a few years In the Pledge of Allegiance and ago* haveing stronger laws to prevent the spread of drug use. Being as how our newsletter gets Into Cayutaville quite often, we I think we should have specail would like to send a note of get Committees including non-members to well to Sarah Rogers who is a help with this because we need patient at St. Joseph's hospital Strength in Unity. in Elmira, Edith Gaige who has returned home after undergoing The main comment I have made so far surgery recently and Maude Whitaker; to our members this year is that who underwent a catarac removal last year was a successful one but November 19th. this year we have got to do at least lOp better. We will have a Just got a look at those Heat Cooi:- drive for new members, more new books and several people have ord-- committees and I hope a lot more ered some already for Christmas suggestions for the good of the gifts. They-re really good for that. order from you people. Blanch Lovelace tells me that the I 'm happy to know the demands of Tucker's are celebrating Nos. 52 this newsletter have doubled In the and 62. Not 51 and 61 as I wrote, last two years since its orgination. Sorry bout that. Hope I have We now have three members of the that straightened out. Enfield Valley Grange who have just taken an office in the Pomona Ray and Millicent Carpenter attended (County) Grange, the State Grange Convention the I hope I didn't take too much space week of October 27th. Ray attended In this newsletter. See you Nov- as a delegate from Enfield and Millicent attended as a delegate Respectfully submitted ember 26th. from Tompkins County Pomona. Robert Carpenter, Mas. We would like to inform the Skill- ;r* ings that we have the gas stove and hot water heater hooked up and they Typist comment: "It's a good thing work perfect. And to the Lannings. you don't pay me by the hour: " we have the other gas stove at work 1 too. Many thanks. -5- Master Carpenter informed me that Sincere thanks to those who ask to the pins ordered for those who have their names put on the list. have been in the Grange 60 years We are interested in reaching as came , but they were not the right many of the older people in the area ones. They have now been sent as possible so we welcome any names back and we hope to have the cor- you might think of. They are the rect ones soon, main reason this letter goes out. However, we would like to add you We are pleased to pass on the fol- too, lowing information for the Ladies Auxiliary: Extra names are being added this month again to publicize our supper There will be a Community Christ-in case some of you wonder how you mas Party on Sunday, December 15th happened to get it. We won't bother at the Enfield Fire House. Al: you again until next year. people In the community are welcome. Hazel Updike is in the process of A tree lighting service will start selling her home. She plans to the evening off at 5 :30 p.m, At move to New York when all detalls 6 :00, there will be a dish to pass have been completed. We will miss supper. All we need to bring is you Hazel and will look forward to our dish to pass and rolls. The seeing you on one of your visits Plates, cups , silver and beverage home. P.S. , don't forget to leave will be furnished. your forwarding address. Each family is to bring gifts Helen Marshall, who celebrated her for their children marked with birthday October 23rd, received their names. If adults wish to a beautiful boquet of flowers from exchange , please mark the gift for her daughter Ann who is stationed either man or woman. Price should In Hawaii. Heal ones, not exceed 01.00. And if that wasn't enough, Ed, who Included in the evening will be underwent surgery in New York on Carol singing and Santa is expectedNovember 12th, received a bunoh of to drop in. Sounds like a lot of real Hawaiian flowers from Ann also. fun. Must be something to have a daughtert The Enfield Grange is pleased to like that. know that the Auxiliary thought to Mitch and I celebrated our 13th use our newsletter to spread the wedding anniversary on November 5th, word of the Christmas Party. We To show me how much he cared, he are always more than willing to let me leave for work early so I help in any way we can to promote could vote and then after working a togetherness in the community, my normal day away from home , he let me ee.t out. Down at the Grange We would like to add that since oursupper after I got through waiting last newsletter went out, we have table. He said he 'd take me out for added nearly 40 more names to our supper. And I received a beautiful mailing list boquet of red roses, ArP %3 � � I( -6- It isn't the Job we intend to do, Or the labor we 've Just begun That puts us right on the ledger sheet; It's the work we 've really done. Our credit is built on the things we do; Our debits on things we shirk. The man who makes the biggest plans Is the man who completes his work. Junior Grange will hold it ' s first What would you do if your phone rang meeting on December 2nd at 7 :30 p,m. at 1 :30 in the morning? Well, I It will be an organizational meeting Just know it 's bad news so I won't and Blanch Lovelace , Junior Matron answer. However, I called to Mitch hopes to have a large crowd on hand. to get it and he reached up and kept trying to turn off the alarm Blanch has a lot of exciting plans clock. for the youth of the Grange and we hope your will be there to enjoy Anyway, after gaining our composure them. and waking up, he answered it to ##iF###•;F######ieiF#it### find that a car had overturned down the road and a young girl was Little Billy had Just been told that pinned underneath it. an Angel brought him a little sister. "Would you like to see her?" asked He hopped into his truck to go dos-n the doctor, and help right the car. But the "No, " said Billy, "but I 'd sure like man next door; Danny Griffin, the to have a look at that Amge1J " boy who had been in the car and was thrown out and Mitch could no.; ##################### budge it. We are glad to see that another The reason I'm printing this Is organization for the young people because in very little time, Daris3' is active in Enfield. Earlier this climbed under the car (it completely month, there was a 4-H Achievement covered the girl and blankets could night at the Enfield School. Mrs, not be put over her) he laid the Richard Poyer was in charge and girls face , which was covered with turned out a very nice program. blood and lying in the snow, on his chest and sawed with a hacksaw Frances Armitage was presented with on the convertible top bar that a Banker 's Award at a different had her pinned. Before he had achievement night in Trumansburg, gotten all the way through, the This award is given to first and blade broke. He then twisted the second year members that have been bar until it broke, singled out for careful preparation of their project sheets. The By the time the ambulance arrived, recelpitants of this award are given he had her removed and she was a free trip for a day to Rochester. taken to the hospital. Gayle haata and Diary Gunning were Just thougth we 'd let you know of the other girls from Enfield to the good things that happen in receive this award, the community. The leaders of the groups present It seems as though we get all the at these achievement nights have reports on the bad news, but we a lot to be proud of. very seldom hear all the good ones. -7- When you read the following, I Just heard that Hazel Updike Is want you to know that this was a having her auction November 23rd. put up job but it sounds good. The ladies of the Enfield Baptist Church are putting on the luncheon. the next time you see the following Hazel has an apartment in New people , ask them these question: York and will be leaving Newfield What did you do with all the around December 1st. fish you caught as Black Lake , Fred Swartwood? And ask Vic IQil- Carlton Thall had a blood clot re- what else he got on the first day moved from his shoulder November of deer season besides wet. And 18th and is having a little trouble this is a good one ; ask Roger moving his arm at the time of this Brown 1f he saw what a nice pre- writing. sent we received In one of our gas stoves? The Grange received several pieces of beautiful Silverware in memory of Susie Hansen. We thank her fam- ily for the memorial gift and wish Did you know that as adult is a to state that it was a very wise Person who has stopped growing at choice, Ile have needed silver for both ends and started growing in quite some time. the middle. Our next letter will be a Christmas letter. We will outline briefly all the accomplishments of the past While you've got this right in year. your hands, would you please tear off the front page and tape it Remember the November Grange meeting to your refrigerator door so you on the 26th, Junior Grange on Decem- won't forget about the spaghetti ber 2nd, Spaghetti supper on December. supper. We have to send this out 7th and the regular Grange meeting a little early to let you know on December loth. about the meeting the 26th. Thank you. THE CLOSED DOOR To get back over into Enfield and By Mary Ferguson Legler send out get well wishes, we send them to Irene Hubbell who recent- "I 'm sorry, but I do not need ly underwent surgery and is not A thing you have for sale today. " getting around as fast as she He looked as if I had decreed hoped to. Hope to see you out and His doom, then turning, went away. around soon. "Another agent - what a bore : ° We were very upset to hear of the I said, and quickly closed the door. Problem the iiead's of VanEtten But afterwards I thought how old ran into on their way home from He was, how pitifully thin the last card party. Hope things For winter winds that blew so cold! have settled down some now. I wish that I had let him in. All day his eyes have followed me-- Our sympathy to the family of Ed All night his haggard face I see . Stevens who passed away in Florida on November 2nd. He was the son- in-law of the late Jay Humsey and ilrs. Iiildred Rumsey. And to Firs. This week we give thanks for all the A7_1.ce Neno who ' s father died Nov- blessings that have been bestowed ember 5th. upon us. There must be some small way in which we can help someone Happy birthday to Ralph Lovelace else to have a blessed day on Thanks on December 2nd. Jr. that is, giving. Give it some thought..