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BABY QUILTS: Donated to be used locally.
PREEMIE HATS: Given to Community General Hospital for new-born infants.
DEMONSTRATION DOLLS - are now called PROCEDURE DOLLS and are given to Salvation Army and University hospital Pediatrics Department.
DICTIONARIES- the Grange gives them to all third grade students at MARCELLUS and SOUTH ONONDAGA SCHOOLS each year.
CATHETER BAGS, WHEELCHAIR and WALKER BAGS: given to St. Camillus Health & Rehab Center for residents.
WARM-UP-AMERICA PROJECT: www.warmupamerica.com
Knit or crochet blocks that are made into laprobes or afghans for nursing home residents. Given to St. Camillus Health & RehabCenter.
Visitations to: FESKO FARM DISCOVERY CENTER
www.fesko.com/discover.html
Marcellus Grange sponsors Marcellus Third grade classes to spend a day at the Fesko
Discovery Center.
Web sites: National Grange- www.nationalgrange.org
New York State Grange- www.nysgrange.org
For information you may E-mail: mcwidger@windstream.net or rmh27@cornell.edu
Marcellus Grange Officers 2009
Master - Dan Woolley
Overseer - Edwin Nelson
Lecturer - Cindy Pollard
Steward - Earl Brothers
Ass't. Steward - Richard Bailer
Lady Ass't. Steward - Valorie Woolley
Chaplain - Elsie Harrison
Secretary - Roberta Harrison
Treasurer - Bruce Widger
Gatekeeper - Charlene Woods
Ceres - Connie Bealer
Pomona - Mary Widger
Flora - Gladys Nelson
Executive Committee - James Hamilton
Home
Marcellus Grange meets once a month,
the 2nd Friday of each month. We meet at 8:00pm at the Grange hall, 15 West Main Street.
Projects: “UGLY QUILTS” www.uglyquilts.org
1:00 - 4:00pm on Thursday afternoons from October to April ladies meet at the Grange hall
to make SLEEPING BAGS FOR THE HOMELESS. These are made from all donated materials.
Included in each sleeping bag are mittens, hat, scarf (made by ladies), socks, toiletries and booklet to read. The sleeping bags are donated
to Salvation Army and Rescue Mission.