By Brian Sweeney
The good news from last week’s historic snowstorm was that the predicted high winds never materialized. As a result, the broken trees and power outages that many had feared, were minimal.
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New Kingston Valley Grange held its regular meeting Thursday night. Several members took a collection for the Food Bank. The Lecturer, Sandra Greene, announced the birthdays of Lynda Ploutz the 18th, Loretta Keator 29th, Sandra Greene 27th and Marian Schimmel 31st.
New Kingston Valley Grange held their Good Granger dinner Thursday night at the Inn Between. Master Edwin Vermilyea presented the Granger of the Year aware to Patrick Clark. Everyone enjoyed the meal.
U.S. Army Captain Casey Russell, son of Bill and Trudy Russell of New Kingston, and Jadelyn Baniqued, were married at the Paris Hilton in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 18, 2009.
New Kingston Valley Gange held their regular meeting last week Thursday night. The guest speaker was New York State Grange Master Oliver Orton. Master Edwin Vermilyea presented Ken Taylor his 25-year member pin.
New Kingston Valley Grange held its regular meeting Thursday night, Aug. 6. They elected a new Flag Bearer, Patrick Clark as Bill Ruff is unable to do it.
Margaretville — The New Kingston “Whoop-de-Doo,” a celebration of local food, fun and folkways that was held annually from 1969 to 1976, is the subject of a new exhibit in the history display case at the Middletown Town Hall.
By Wanda Lanzi
Margaretville-New Kingston Presbyterian Church is having a rummage sale Saturday at the Margaretville Church on Orchard Street from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
New Kingston Valley Grange is having a game night Wednesday at six p.m. Anyone interested in playing, please come, you don’t have to be a member.
