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No. 562, Est. 1917 |
Invites you to
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Check the calendar for availability: Calendar |
Everyone's Welcome
Benefits of Membership include:
Opportunities to meet, work, and play with neighbors in your community.
Use of the building.
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2026 Events !! |
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with the Tri Squares Dance Club! Beginner level square dance lessons Sunday afternoons, starting September 13th at 3:30PM. The first two lessons are free! Visit the Tri Squares website for details: TriSquares.com |
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Brookhaven Vintage Marketplace Fall Show
Brookhaven Vintage Marketplace (Website) |
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Thursday September 17: Evolution of Farming in the area. Speakers: Dick Smith, the Hoffman family, and Chuck Lusardi Also a discussion of the old Scholls Grist Mill and potential farming museum! Thursday October 22 (4th Thursday): "A Republic, If You Can Keep It" Rich Vial will discuss his new book and ideas to improve the political framework at a local, state, and national level while drawing on historical examples in US History Thursday Nov 19: Annual Harvest Potluck. Bring a dish to share! Meetings start at 6:30 PM and typically end around 8 PM |
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Please feel free to reach out with topic ideas or anything else, until the next time... Andy Haugen: Donuts97@hotmail.com |
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Visit the website to learn more: settomusicecd.com or email: settomusicecd@gmail.com |
| Members of the Kinton Grange belong to the
Oregon State Grange and the National Grange As such we make our voices heard in state and national issues. The Grange has been a national organization since its inception in the 1860's. Early on its members were able to gain rural electrifcation and US Postal Rural Delivery through cooperative action. One of our current goals is Broadband Internet to be available for all Americans. |
Become a Patron of Husbandry |
Together we have a voice for Agriculture and Rural communities. We are in need of a few excellent people who value their community and this community hall. Are YOU involved in Agriculture? --- If you Eat, the answer is Yes! We are a diverse group of neighborly folk who work toward building community |
Updated 8-25-26 Webmistress: Susan Peter
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