JANUARY 25TH SQUARE DANCE
Put on your dancing shoes for the first square dance of 2014! The dance will feature music of the Skookumband, with Jack Dunton calling. Dance from 7:30-11
WE’RE DANCING TOWARD OUR
GOAL
Swirling skirts, smiling faces, two bands and three callers...If you missed the party it’s still not to late to promenade over to your checkbook and send a donation to: Quimper Grange, PO Box 1844, Port Townsend Wa 98368.
Somewhere between seventy five and a hundred people danced away the last hours of 2013 at Quimper Grange. This fundraiser dance moves us a little closer to our goal of being able to remodel the Grange's antiquated bathrooms.
Here is a big thanks to all the volunteers and attendees who made our New Year’s Eve event a big
success!
Special thanks to:
Special thanks to:
The Rose Street Ramblers:
Becky Burton, Carol Hardy, Lori Bernstein and Katya Kirsch.
Airstream Traveler: Roger Pick, Gary Pasco, Carol Hardy and Libby Reid.
Airstream Traveler: Roger Pick, Gary Pasco, Carol Hardy and Libby Reid.
Callers: David Thielk,
Joanne Pontrello, and Jo Yount.
Providers of food, drink, and
paper products:
Mt Townsend
Creamery, Pan D'amore, QFC, Safeway, O"Neill Louchard, Jo Yount, Marla
Streator.
Publicity: David
Thielk, Marla Streator
Organizing: David
Thielk
Food Prep: Jo
Yount
Greeters: Dick
Johnson, Jo Yount
Sound: David Thielk
Also thanks to everyone who
helped set up the hall and clean up after the dance.
A big thank you goes out to Eric Olson who most kindly donated his time to survey Quimper Grange’s property and delineate a new boundary between us and an adjacent property. The new line, created by a property swap, is straight and eliminates an unusable triangle of land that was that was awkward for ourselves and for our neighbor. The survey has been registered and we now have a legal document that clearly delineates Quimper Grange property.
SURVEY COMPLETED, PROPERTY LINES ADJUSTED
A big thank you goes out to Eric Olson who most kindly donated his time to survey Quimper Grange’s property and delineate a new boundary between us and an adjacent property. The new line, created by a property swap, is straight and eliminates an unusable triangle of land that was that was awkward for ourselves and for our neighbor. The survey has been registered and we now have a legal document that clearly delineates Quimper Grange property.