Willoughby Chapter #202
  Ohio Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star
  46 N. Fourth Street, Newark OH 43055
  Meetings - 2nd and 4th Wednesday

7:30 PM

(Except July and August)


2007 - 2008
To Do Our Best in All That We do  

 

Office

Name

Email

Worthy Matron

Nancy Swartz, PM

cantewaste@hotmail.com

Worthy Patron

Jim Low, PP

jamesrlow@gmail.com

Associate Matron

Opal Manson  

Associate Patron

David Stewart, PP  
Conductress Linda Hutchison  
Associate Conductress Marilyn Susie Bowers lbms@windstream.net
Secretary Patti Gibson, PM rgpg8@windstream.net

Treasurer

Monagene Pound, PM

 

Chaplain

Bob Hutchison

 

Marshall

 Susan Garber

 

Organist

Jean Wonders, PM, Protem

 

Adah

Betty Jones Boner

 

Ruth

Jane Smith, PM

 

Esther

Debbie Bralley, PM

 

Martha

Janet Gregory, PM

 

Electa

Diane Singleton, PM

 

Warder

Susie Bowers

 

Sentinel

Zenda Stewart, PM

 

 

Home Chapter of Patti Gibson, Deputy Grand Matron,

District 12 and Conductress of District 12 Association

 

 Schedule for 2009 - 2010

December 12th, 6-8 PM, you will find the members of our Chapter working as "Elves in Action" for the Food Pantry Network of Licking County.  We will be accepting donations of food, household products, baby food, diapers, hygiene products and monetary donations.  In the current economic conditions, high unemployment rates and the ever increasing statics of homeless/displaced families the need for giving is now.  You can drop off your donations in downtown Newark on the NE corner of the Square.  Hope to see you there.

 

 

Easter Egg Project 2009

This year we made 3,364 candy eggs in a variety of flavors, the most popular flavor is peanut butter. We start in January-March to get them all made and ready for sale about a month before Easter. It is a very big project to make that many eggs. We work in shifts on different days, because some us of work outside the home while others are retired. The first crew is during the daytime, they make the flavored fondant centers and form them to look like an egg. Then they are placed in a very cool place till the next day when the 2nd crew does the dips them in chocolate and trims the eggs. Again they are placed in the cool place for the 3rd crew, who is usually an evening shift that decorates the eggs with colored flowers or shapes, the color represents what flavor the egg is. Last but not least, the 4th crew completes the process by wrapping the eggs in seran wrap. Then it is time to sell all the eggs. This year we sold most of the eggs by taking personal orders to fill.

 

 

 

 

       

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11/27/2009

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