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Happenings By Carolyn Adriaansen (926.4436) A Saturday matinee has been added for Anything Goes. Tickets for the 2 p.m. show are on sale prior to this evening's performance, and before the matinee show. Tickets are $7 and general admission. Showtime is 8 p.m. on March 10 and 11. Matinee on Saturday afternoon. Masterminds: The Knights Masterminds team won 150-20 at Clyde. Zach Freeman scored 40 points, Brian Wilson had 30 and Mark Hussey scored 10. Red Jacket defeated Marion 95-40. The teams were tied 40-40 at the half. The Knights had qualified for the playoffs with a win over Red Jacket. Don LaFlam, a 1999 Marion grad, is attending the culinary program at Paul Smiths College. He gave a presentation recently at the high school, to the foods classes. There is still room for YOU on the trip to Lancaster, PA, May 2-4! Stay at Willow Valley Resort Hotel, enjoy 'Hit Wave' at the American Music Theater, visit Choo Choo Barn and Railroad Museum, see 'Abraham and Sarah' at the Living Waters Theater, do a little Outlet shopping-all this plus an Amish style dinner, buffet breakfasts and more! Deposit due TODAY! Call Isabelle at 926.7764. An 'Odosagih gathering' was held at the home of Stan and Isabelle Bushart on Saturday when friends who attend Odosagih Bible Conference in the summer enjoyed a delicious meal and great fellowship. The group has celebrated several birthdays together for the past few years, and the humor and stories of Ann Palmer of Buffalo keeps everyone laughing. Among those who attended from out of town were Mary Lou Wightman and her granddaughter, Tiffany from Canasteo, Charles Palmer with Ken and Ann Palmer from Buffalo, Wait and Marlene VanderBeek of East Palmyra. Hazel McMullin sends greetings to her Marion friends. The day we visited she had helped to make chocolate chip cookies with nuts. Delicious! And in the afternoon she was going to wash up the cookie sheets! Paul and Jody Bender and son David, were at the Rochester airport on Saturday, where they were present to hear and see George W. Bush, Elizbeth Dole, Gov. George Pataki, and Congressman Tom Reynolds, along with other dignitaries. 'Leave safety behind. Put your body on the line. Stand before the people you fear and speak your mindeven if your voice shakes. When you least expect it, someone may actually listen to what you have to say. Well-aimed slingshots can topple giants. And do your homework.' Maggie Kuhn-Founder Gray Panthers Twenty-one instrumentalists represented Marion Elementary School at the All-County Music Festival that was held on March 3 and 4. Audrey Tuma, Eliza Boerman flute; Amanda Marone, Cynthia Zalone, Brianne Kreiss, Rachel Boerman clarinet; Jacqueline Woodhams, Trista DeGelleke bass clarinet; Zachary Soudan, Kelsey Johnson, Laurie East saxophone; Rachel Bulau, Joshua Messenger french horn; Elizabeth Snyder, Jon Luis Perez-Bomheimer, Kasey Bliek trumpet, Brian Halliley, Arthur Heberle trombone; Christopher Mann baritone horn; Paul McCarthy tuba, and Cora Walker percussion. Students were selected by teacher recommendations. On February 4, 31 seventh and eighth graders participated in the Spelling Bee to determine which eight people would go on to the next round to be held at the Elementary School on February 18. The eight 'super-spellers' moving on are seventh graders Paul Haas, David Graffeo, Justin Krocke, Nick Jackson and eighth-graders Hannah Fessler, Korie Baker, Suzanna DeFisher, and Hannah Lawliss. Are you concerned about osteoporosis and brittle bones? There will be a FREE bone scan at the office of Dr. Malcolm Riggs, Arcadia Family Practice, Marion, open to the public. Call 926.7733 for an appointment. There will be a roast beef supper at the Marion Legion Home on Witherden Road, this evening, 5-7:30 p.m. And the United Church will be holding their Chicken and Biscuit Dinner on Monday, March 20. March 9,1933: Sixth graders of Marion Central, both boys and girls are busily knitting on their Red Cross afghan. Copyright © 2000 |
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