Michigan State Grange
2022-2023 Michigan State Grange Officers
Master: Christopher Johnston
Overseer: Sharon Popler
Lecturer: Jackie Bishop
Steward: Tim Johnston
Asst. Steward: Richard Hazen
Lady Asst. Steward: Nancy Swainston
Chaplain: Jeff Swainston
Treasurer: Kevin Young
Secretary: Peggy Johnston
Gatekeeper: Randy Cebulski
Ceres: Maria Lopez
Pomona: Mary Beth Bower
Flora: Tricia Eidsmoe
Executive Committee: Barbara Johnston, Dale Moore, Tom Smith
Pianist: Kevin Young
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Michigan State Grange's 150th Anniversary
GRANGE REVIVAL 3.0
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Curtis, Michigan
in the beautiful Upper Peninsula!
July 18-23, 2023
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Starting November 5, 2021
For tickets, contact the State Grange Office or any of the 150th Committee Members
From the artist of the 'Snowdin':
One of the prizes in the Sesquicentennial raffle is Snowdin. The acrylic painting is three feet by four feet.
The White tiger is a Bengal Siberian tiger hybrid. Stripes are like fingerprints, as no two tiger's stripes are alike. The White tiger weighs between 200 and 300 pounds. He can grow to 9.8 feet in length.
Did you know? When White tigers are stressed or confused; they cross their eyes?
the artist who donated the painting to the Grange is a Police Officer, who has been in public safety services for over 30 years. Most of his paintings are donated to non-profit and charitable organizations, such as Silent Observer, and Lighthouse Autism Century of Kalamazoo. Some of his paintings have been sold in the past for as much as $1,200.00 to help the organizations. He might use his painting time to decompress without crossing his eyes. He wants others to appreciate and enjoy our worlds.