By Michele Smith
The Washington Post
Who Doesn't Like a Bit of Chocolate at Easter?
Dayton's Skyline Juniors Club Will Sell 720 Fudge Easter Eggs This Year
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Photo by Michele Smith From left: Kris Takemura, Jennie Dickinson, Kathy Berg and Joy Brown, decorating some of the 720 fudge Easter eggs that Dayton's Skyline Juniors will sell this year.
DAYTON-You've likely seen these chocolate Easter eggs at various venues around town over the years. You have probably indulged in them a time or two.
Have you wondered who makes them, how they are made, or why?
The fudge Easter eggs are a fundraising project sponsored by the sixteen members of the Skyline Juniors, a local women's fraternal organization.
"The Skyline Juniors are a community service club," said member Joy Brown. "We do projects and give back to the community."
Brown said the club has been in existence for 54 years and the fudge Easter eggs have been an annual project for the...
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