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Happenings Rich and Mary Adriaansen have returned form a 10-day trip to Olympia, Washington, where they spent time with a cousin and family. They toured around each day, spent time at Wolfhaven (wolf sanctuary), shopped at the Public Market, where they purchased fresh salmon. They enjoyed lunch on the pier overlooking Puget Sound, and took a trip to Mount Ranier, as far as 'Paradise.' THANKS ! to the three folks who informed me about the 'Dutchman's Pipe' plant. I really appreciate the information. Mina Pembroke is presently residing at the DeMay Living Center in Newark. Birth announced: Steve and Jackie Brown announce the arrival of Amy Susan Ann, born on August 1, weighing 7 lbs. 15 oz. She has two brothers, Zachary and Jeffrey. Grandparents are Gerald and Barbara Brown, whose grandchildren now number 14 (seven girls, seven boys). Amy Susan Ann is the first granddaughter for Dale and Sue VerPlank. Lillian Cherrier of Drumlin Estates has recently returned from Lansdale, PA, where she was part of a group of 400 singers in concert. They toured the historic parts of Philadelphia and many interesting sites. The Legion baseball sponsors will have a booth at the festival tomorrow. You may purchased For Lunch or Brunch cookbooks for two dollars. Zoe Bovet is recovering nicely following cataract surgery. REMEMBER; St. Gregory's Church will be serving a Beef BBQ on August 27, during the Marion Festival at the Town Park, servings begin at noon. Congratulations! to Dorothy DeMay who was awarded a BLUE RIBBON for her crocheted doily, at the Wayne County Fair. Dorothy was working on this lovely creation during our Netherlands trip earlier this year. The Marion Festival in the Park includes Cub Scout Breakfast, Farmer's Market, horsedrawn wagon rides, boomerang club and treasure hunt. AUGUST 26, 1954: Dedication of the Marion Community War Memorial Organ recently installed in the auditorium of the Marion Central School will be held Sunday. The German Club will be holding their Car Wash from 9 to 3 on Saturday, August 26 at the bus garage. Donation of $5. 'I know God won't give me anything I can't handle. I just wish he didn't trust me so much.' (Mother Teresa) Virginia Lupold in Palmyra, has bus trips scheduled for this Fall. On Tuesday, September 12 to the Buffalo Zoo and then to Niagara Falls for the dinner show O Canada Eh! with family-style dinner. Tuesday, October 17 - a MYSTERY RIDE. Wednesday, November 8 to Beck's Grove to see 'Christmas Wonder, Christmas Joy.' Give her a call at 597.4372.
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