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By Carolyn Adriaansen (926-4436) The boys varsity soccer team won its League opener at home against Williamson, 5-0. JV boys lost 2-0 to Williamson. In the tournament last week at Marion, they won 1-0 over Livonia and 6-0 over Marcus Whitman. The volleyball team lost to North Rose-Wolcott. The girls soccer team lost to Red Creek 2-1. Amy Fisher scored for Marion. The Women's Guild at the United Church, met on September 15, for business followed by dessert and coffee at the home of Vivian Voorhees. Happy Birthday greetings to Evelyn Goldsworthy on September 16. Work on the education building at the United Church is continuing nicely. The roof and siding have been replaced and dry wall is being installed. The church school classrooms will be painted on September 19 and the fellowship hall next Saturday. September 18 is Family Night Roller Skating Party sponsored by the PTA, 7-8:30 p.m. at Elementary School gym. Children must be accompanied by an adult. September 18 - Dina-A-Mate Book Sale Begins. September 23 - International Club Fund Raiser- Gourmet Foods and Flower Bulbs. SEPTEMBER 20, 1923 - The REO Fire Truck purchased by the Marion Fire Department for $4,100 arrived in Marion from Utica on Wednesday. Yes, we have more water in our basement. The Marion Historic Assn. will meet on Sept. 22 at the museum to discuss the October 19 Dutch Days, and programs in December. Rod and Helen Adriaansen accompanied by Irena Klaeysen, spent the weekend at the cottage of Ed and Jeannette Blum at Inlet, NY. Hazel Mc Mullin had cataract surgery. Mark October 3...for the Marion Firemen's annual auction. "All people smile in the same language.'' Benjamin and Jackson Cook, twin sons of Steve and Jennifer Cook of Maryland, have been visiting their grandmother Penny Miller of Sunset Drive. Our journey to Lancaster The morning gray sky turned to blue as we traveled toward Lancaster, PA on our start of a three-day bus trip. A few sprinkles on the way didn't dampen spirits as we were excited and hungy - eager for the coffee stop. Arriving around 3 o'clock at the American Music Theatre we hustled in to see a marvelous production, Country Nights - City Lights, of such color, such strong voices, such energy! Our supper was at the "Good and Plenty" Restaurant and we ate good and plenty! Shopped for Christmas gifts at their gift shop before a jaunt to the QVC Outlet store and bedtime. Our QVC Studio tour was so informative. The park covers the area of 17 football fields. We saw the sets from which certain programs are broadcast. The garage set even has a car parked there, and the kitchen set was ready for a food program with yummy arrangements sitting on the counter. Just outside is the patio set where they prepare those delicious BarBQ's and show the garden features. Have you ever traveled on an ark? Perhaps joining Noah and his family might be an idea. The play, NOAH, was breathtaking! Real animals and animated ones along with elaborate sets. You must see this production. It is truly indescribable! Our stop at the Crayola factory was a fun stop where we picked up some colorful things for the folks back home. Conversation was lively, in the back of the bus, the meals were wonderful and plentiful, a wonderful trip - THANKS to Stanley and Isabelle Bushart.
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