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Chico Grange Hall Available for Event Rental!

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Rental RatesWelcome to the web page of the Chico Farm Grange. The Grange Hall is located at 2775 Nord Ave. at Rodeo Ave., near Henshaw, see map. (Note: THIS ROAD IS NOT ON HWY 32! PLEASE SEE MAP!)

Meeting of the Chico Grange are generally every 3rd Monday, potluck at 5:30, meeting starts at 6:30. Meetings are open to the interested public.

Dining Room is 1,365 square feet with a commercial size warming kitchen, auditorium/meeting room is 1,925 square feet.

Building is currently available for rentals. See fee schedule.

The maximum occupancy is 125 for the dining room and 225 for the meeting hall.

Facilities are handicapped accessible.

For hall rental, call: 895-1976 and leave a message.

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May 19, 2008

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Meeting MinutesMinutes for Chico Grange Meeting of May 19, 2008
NEW MEMBER WELCOMING CEREMONY - Ken Donnell
Introduction of applicants
Grange background and personal experiences
Election and induction of new members
OFFICER AND COMMITTEE REPORTS
 
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Grange Talent Show - CANCELED!

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General News
Canceled!!


 
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Julia Holderbein: an oral history

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Chico Grange HistoryNani Teves' mother has volunteered to do oral histories of Chico Grange Elders. We are very greatful to her and here - to Julia Holderbein for taking part in this first, of hopefully several, oral histories.

Recorded: October 6, 2007

Julia Holderbein

My parents came from a little town in North Dakota, from a little town called Gackle, near Bismarck, about thirty miles southeast of Bismarck. I come from a German family, very German. The whole town, at one time, was German, except maybe five percent. A lot of Norwegians and Swedish people had their own communities when they came in. Most of the people were Lutherans and Congregationalists, and some Catholics. I think the English people were very few at that time. Later on, there were a lot of them.

 
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Grange Rehab Goes Into Full Swing

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Grounds & Maintenance The Chico Grange Volunteers took a major step toward getting the building ready for painting before the rains set in Saturday with 5 women and 5 men, 1 son, and 2 dogs taking part in various building repair and painting preparation work. Here Kim Weir works the pit. For more pictures click on the "read more" link below.
 
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