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By Carolyn Adriaansen (926-4436) The Pig Roast sponsored by the United Church is October 17 at the Masonic Lodge from 4 p.m. Take-outs will be available. The Women's Guild Luncheon at the United Church will be held at the Cross Park Restaurant in Newark at Noon on Tuesday, October 20. All women of the church are invited to attend. Call Carry White at 926-5553 with your reservation. The Youth Group, at the United Church, will be collecting adult bicycles, bicycle parts, sleeping bags and blankets for the Bicycle Ministry in Rochester on Make A Difference Day. Items may be brought to the Marion Town Park on Saturday, October 24 from 10 until noon or call 926-5501 for pick-up. The ladies from the Drumlin Estates came for brunch at my home. We had a lovely time talking, laughing and eating. Happy to see all of you. Gordon and Shirley Buyck have been out from Michigan to visit with their mother, Kate Buyck of North Main Street. The Ministry of Music at the Second Reformed Church on October 11, was provided by the Junior Choir under the direction of Sherri Reiss. Marge Smith was treated to dinner recently, in honor of her September birthday. Those gathering at the Greystone Restaurant, on Atlantic Avenue, were: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith of Macedon; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith, Patric and Cindy Ama- rando and Bill Van Gee of Marion. It's a fact that clothes left in an ironing pile long enough will eventually become too small and end up at a rummage sale. WHITE CROSS: The following NEW items are needed for the White Cross program in Puerto Rico: underwear for men, women and children, night gowns, combs, craft beads, stuffed animals, and shoulder pads. Call Grace Franke about donations at 926-4851. Roast Beef Supper: Marion Legion Home, this evening. October 21, 1911: The ceremony of placing the stone bearing the name of the First Presbyterian Church of Marion in the new building was held Tuesday afternoon. After prayer and scripture reading an address was given by Rev. Peter MacKenzie of Palmyra. A hunting we will go, and a hunting we went -- in search of the most beautiful colored foliage on our bus trip to and from Lake George. There was a drizzle as we left home, but it cleared as we passed through Amsterdam, Ballston Spa, Saratoga Springs and on to Lake George. The scheduled boat ride on the Mohican was nice on the clean, clear lake. We floated down to Paradise Bay where the shore line is undeveloped. As expected, all the meals were exceptional and the dinner show titled, Broadway Memories was filled with peppy show tunes and had the most elaborate, colorfully designed costumes ever. On Friday we discovered what we were looking for, entire mountains painted in gorgeous colors. Red and orange leafed maples, yellow beeches, colorful sumacs, stately white birch all interspersed with the dark green evergreens. We had a driving tour of Prospect Mountain and a barbecue at 1000 Acres Ranch Resort. Another wonderful trip by Stan and Isabelle Bushart, al- ways making us feel like family. Shoe-Shine Johnnie's Coffee House in Sodus is for students in grades 7-12 will be open on October 23 from 7-10 p.m. Congratulations! To Jason and Lisa (Everdyke) Mainville who were united in marriage on October 10 at the Second Reformed Church. December 1 - Bus trip to Niagara Falls with Christmas Luncheon/ Matinee at the Glenn Anthony Hearthstone Manor in DePew. Stop at Vidler's Old Fashioned 5&10 cent store, and see the Festival of Lights on both U.S. and Canadian sides. Reservations by October 19. Need proof of citizenship. Call Virginia Lupold at 597-4372. Monday, October 26 - Spaghetti Supper at Maryellen's Cafe for the benefit of Troop #130 of Marion Boy Scouts. Howard Vice wishes to thank all of the Nurses and Doctors at the Clifton Springs Hospital who were so kind and those relatives and friends that sent him cards and remembrances when he was ill. On Sunday, Sue Herman, Jo Leenhouts and Phyllis Crane decided to take a drive around on some of our country roads enjoying the lovely foliage. Happy 80th Birthday to Phyllis on October 17.
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