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A non-profit organization
whose roots are in agriculture and legislative issues like transportation, farm programs, rural economic development, public power, rural mail delivery.
Open to all ages Supports local community
activities Proudly supports the
Columbia County Fair
Serving breakfast to our community for over 50 years.
What is the Grange? Servicing our Community
Warren Grange # 536 4-H Building at Fairgrounds
58892 Saulser Rd, St Helens, Or 97051
Mailing: PO Box 1453 Scappoose, OR 97056
[email protected] Phone 503 816-8904
Meeting time: Third Thursday each month 6:00 pm Potluck 6:30 pm Meeting
Find us on facebook
Find Warren Grange on Facebook Or
Visit OSG www.orgrange.org
Join us at one of our nine yearly breakfasts
Warren Grange has been in existence in the Warren/ McNulty area since 1915. The Grange has supported many projects within the community. Since 1968, our biggest fundraising project has been the Fried Bread Booth at the Columbia County Fair. Other projects include: 4-H clubs, Scholarships, Rodeo Court, the County Fairgrounds, Words 4 Thirds Dictionary Project for Warren Grade School, Warren Christian School & Scappoose Adventist School, Women’s Dairy Princess, Community Scholarship Foundation, mEgga Egg Hunt, St Helens Senior Center, Special Olympics, Community Meals, training for the Columbia County Emer-gency Planning and CERT Program
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Our youth program develops leadership skills.
Warren Grade School Word for Thirds
mEgga Egg Hunt at Fair Complex
State Youth Team
A national, non-profit organization whose roots are in agriculture.
Membership is open to
all age 14 and older regardless of gender, race, religion, or political persuasion.
We advocate for
agriculture, rural issues, and American values. We do not endorse or financially support political parties or candidates.
Our hall is a meeting
place for networking, fellowship, and fun.
What is the Grange?
* Who are we? Gardeners, people who care where our food comes from, and interested in Tualatin. We represent many professions: teacher, librarian, minister, pilot, contractor, travel agent, retired military, business professionals, and, yes, real farmers.
Join Us* at Tualatin’s Winona Grange
Winona Grange meets the 2nd Saturday of each month at 11 am, preceded by a pot-luck brunch at 10 am. We welcome visitors! Mail to: PO Box 3484, Tualatin, OR 97062 Email: [email protected] Check out our websites: www.winonagrange271.org www.orgrange.org www.nationalgrage.org 9/2015
In the center of the Tualatin Commons at 8340 SW Seneca St.
Winona Grange Hall
What’s in it for you? Answers to your gardening questions
Good food, fun, and fellowship
Community involvement
Networking and friendship with others who share your interests
A longer life (studies show those who socialize and volunteer live longer).
What Winona Grange Does
We Serve our Local Community Winona Grange actively supports Tualatin’s Schoolhouse Food Pantry by donating excess produce from our gardens and non-perishable goods.
Our garden seed distribution project provides vegetable, herb, and flower seed packets to other Granges, community gardens, and groups learning to garden.
We support community gardens including Hilltop Community Garden, Neighbors Nourishing Communities, and the garden program at M.I.T.C.H. Charter School.
Winona Grange presents dictionaries to third grade students at M.I.T.C.H. Charter School. Each child keeps the book for future use.
Prior to Memorial Day ceremonies at Winona Cemetery, we clean the grounds and the headstones of our former members.
These are a few examples. We are always looking to fill needs in our community and are open to your suggestions.
We Open our Doors
For our spring Garden Party we partner with Master Gardeners, who provide information on planting, pests, and new techniques.
Our Harvest Festival typically combines a community potluck with entertainment for the whole family.
Our Hall is a Community Center Various groups rent our hall for dances, meetings, religious services, and public events. The upstairs has a hard maple dance floor and excellent acoustics. A full kitchen is on the first floor. Restrooms are handicapped accessible.
To rent the hall for your event, see our website www.winonagrange271.org or contact [email protected].
Winona Grange Mission The Mission of Winona Grange, chartered in Tualatin, Oregon in 1895, is to provide opportunities for involvement and leadership in community service, for individuals and families; to maintain our local advocacy for agriculture; and to welcome the community into our Grange Hall for a wide variety of educational and social events, portraying our traditional American family values.
Application for M
embership in W
inona Grange #271
Nam
e __________________________________Address________________________________________________
City____________________________________________________________ State _______ Zip _______________
Phone Num
ber__________________________ E-mail _________________________________________________
Occupation _________________________________ D
ate of birth (if under age 23) _____________________ I desire to unite w
ith others in elevating and advancing the interests of the Am
erican family and com
munity life,
receiving in return the benefits and advantages of those who belong to the G
range. I promise a faithful com
-pliance w
ith the by-law
s of this Grange and the constitution and by-la
ws of the Sta
te and N
ational Grange.
Signature ___________________________________________________________ Date_____________________
Your application must be a
ccompanied by a one-tim
e initiation fee of $5 and dues through the end of the calend
ar year. Annual d
ues are $50 per person (age 14 and old
er) or $100 per family w
ith children ages 14-23, prora
ted quarterly. Juniors (a
ges 5-14) pay a $1 to join and $1 annual dues. M
ail your application to W
inona G
range, PO Box 3484, Tualatin, O
R 97062. After m
embers vote on your application, you w
ill participate in a W
elcoming C
eremony.
