| APRIL 25, 2016 -- Between the snow flurries, Lyme had their March meeting. The response to the G Bill Project is going strong. Our bucket is growing by leaps and bounds.
Lyme sponsors the Lyme Cub Scout Troop each year at the blue and gold banquet. A representative from the Grange presents them with a check for $100. They also use our hall in December to sell wreaths and Christmas trees.
It’s a shame our treasurer is having serious health problems. It’s difficult to find a replacement for such an important office. We wish you well, Liz.
Our new member was given the Obligation Ceremony by Dan Mutchler. She asked if we could collect specific items, a care package, for a service person serving in a war zone, of course, it was voted to so.
Once again, Skip Beebe sang and played his guitar, a special treat.
The Agriculture Committee reported the sudden changes in temperatures is causing many problems with farmers, birds, etc. One day 70s, next 30s- a different winter this year.
It was good to return to Grange, after 18 days in the hospital and 19 in rehabilitation, I feel as if I have been paroled. Thanks to everyone who sent cards and many prayers my way. It was most appreciated. The day I left the rehab. Center I saw a flock of robins out my window. With this weird weather I hope they survived.
Hopefully, by our next meeting spring will be here in full force.
May 5: Third & Fourth Degrees, Inspection. Haervest Supper at 6:30 P.M.
May 7: We host East Central Pomona Refreshments
May 21: Sixth Annual Food and Plant Sale, 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. – All Help!!
June 2: Memorial Service by the Chaplain. CWA Bake-Off. Our bluebirds of happiness, the Graces, shine tonight. |
