The Marblehad Soap Company is as busy as a beehive, and that’s just one of the reasons for its success at 210 W. Main St. in the Village of Marblehead.
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The Beacon The Marblehead Peninsula Lions Club has an Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt and kids can collect the prize eggs now through March 27 by stopping at the participating businesses, which are The Marblehead Galley, The Marblehead Soap Company, Martha and Molly’s, The Pink Perch, Teriyaki Designs and Village Pro Hardware. Each egg is filled with candy and a raffle ticket. On Saturday, March 7, at 2 p.m., Heidi Gast and Marla Hirt of the Marblehead Lions Club will draw one winning ticket from each participating business. The drawing will be held on the Facebook page of the Marblehead Peninsula Lions. Each winning child will receive a $20 Walmart gift card. The winner’s parents will receive a $10 gift certificate to the local business.
The Beacon Getting the Easter eggs ready for the Marblehead Peninsula Lions Club’s unique Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt on Saturday, March 27 are John Englebeck, Marla Hirt, Pat Englebeck, Heidi Gast and Tod Kelly. BY JANE DANCHISEN The Marblehead Peninsula Lions Club will host an Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt this year in lieu of its traditional Easter Egg Hunt, announced Lions President Tod Kelly. The special kids Scavenger Hunt will focus on six area merchants who have been given a basket of 100 eggs to distribute to youngsters on Saturday morning, March 27. The host businesses will give each visiting child a specific color Easter Egg. The kids, accompanied by parents or an adult, will set off to “collect the rainbow” by visiting each business to get all six different colored eggs. Each egg will be filled with candy and a raffle ticket.