Happenings

By Carolyn Adriaansen (926-4436)

Have you called Virginia Lupold at 597.4372 to reserve your place on the Simpler Times bus tour? It takes place on Sept. 21, traveling to Panama. There is a guided tour of the countryside with stops at an 1850 schoolhouse and at the Hilltop Shop and Country Store. Lunch will be in an Amish home. Call today.

Bee...generic name for any of a number of stinging insects, most commonly the honey bee. Contrary on popular belief, bees almost never sting, unless they are mating, feeding, resting, swarming, leaving the hive or returning to the hive.

Happy birthday to Naomi Nevelezer Jackson in Moselle, Mississippi.

Margaret Reynolds is recovering at her home following surgery.

Paul and Sue Devlin and family entertained family members and friends on Labor Day: George and Linda Stevenson and boys, along with Linda's mother Esther Walker, for a treat of fried dough slices under the shade trees in the back yard.

Boy Scout Troop #130 has changed its meeting night to Tuesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. at the high school. All who are interested are welcome.

SEPTEMBER 18, 1947: The officers for this year's Senior Class at the Marion Central School are President Richard Derr, Vice President Gordon Adriaansen, Sec.-Treas. Rosemary Doyle, and Treasurer Earl DeWispeleere.

The Roast beef dinner at the Legion Home is Sept. 10 (this evening).

Helen Engleson is at home, recovering from surgery.

The seventh-grade Jewelry Sale starts on Sept. 14.

Sept. 16 is the International Club Gourmet Food and Bulb Sale.

Diane Van Lare of North Main St. spent several days with her daughter and son-in-law Laura and Jamie Eggleston at their home in Schenectady. Diane helped Laura decorate her classroom, where Laura is starting her second, year teaching kindergarten. Earlier in the summer, Laura, Jamie and Diane toured Maine, enjoying lots of lobster, lighthouses, and antiquing. In Kennebunkport, Maine, they stayed at a Fransiscan monastery, spent time on the beach, and saw former President George bush's home.

Harold and Eleanor Schoonerman entertained their family with a breakfast on Sept. 6 and spent the afternoon together as well.

Watch for info on the Harvest Festival which will be held in downtown Marion on October 16.

Gary and Karen Smith enjoyed a week with granddaughters Karen and Katy Hunter of Redwood, NY. One day was spent with neighborhood kids, Raven and Amber Taber and Rachel Kittle, when they visited the planetarium and the Rochester Museum and Science Center.

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