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Happenings Turkey Party at Fire Dept. Nov. 11th, 7:30 p.m. door prizes and free refreshments. Michelle Palmer is holding her Christmas Open House 2000 on November 9, 10, and 11, at 3945 North Creek Road in Palmyra. Mark your calendar; you won't want to miss this year's showing. An acre can produce 37.1 bushels of wheat, enough for 2600 loaves of bread. This is the weekend for Diane Van Lare's Leaning Barn Holiday open house at 3909 North Main Street, Marion. This has become a Marion tradition featuring a wide selection of gifts, antiques and collectibles. Hot mulled cider and homemade cookies. November 3, 4 and 5. November 4 - Chicken BBQ sponsored by the Williamson Fire Department. 'Autumn Hilarity' for school grades 7-12 in the Educational Building at the Second Reformed Church. November 3 from 7:30-10 p.m. 'The Great Banana Bash' for grades 4-6 on November 11th. Admission: One banana! Chuck VerPlank, Sr., has returned home following surgery. November 6-20: Band citrus sale begins for grades 7-12. Delivery expected Dec. 19th. November 10 - NO SCHOOL - Superintendent's Conference Day. November 4 - Mad Hatter Bazaar the United Church, an old-fashioned church bazaar. 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Lunch served from 11:30-1 p.m. For your shopping needs, whether Christmas gifts or everyday things, head for Lyons, where their 5 & 10 cent store and the 'drug store' carry a line of abundant and outstanding gifts and merchandise. NOVEMBER 4, 1911: The High School Girls have organized two basketball teams of which Florence Lookup and Ruth Lane are captains and Mabel Sweezey is manager of both teams. The Marion Music Department will present its fall concerts as follows: Thursday, November 2 the Senior High Chorus, Concert Band and Wind Ensemble will be performing at 7:30 in the High School Auditorium. Tuesday, November 7 the Junior High Band and Junior High Chorus will be performing at the 7:30 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. Free and open to the public. Congratulations to Mrs. Strickland, Miss Gartner, and Mrs. Ransome. While at the NYS English Council Conference, they participated in the Literary Scholars Contest. This amazing trio was one of three groups to make it to the Finals Round! and there were over 800 English teachers from NY in attendance! Some United Church members awoke to a strange sight last Sunday morning - posters with the picture of their pastor, Rev. Dan Meyer, planted on their lawn. Each poster, while featuring a picture of Rev. Dan taken 30 years ago, was individually customized so as to provide a variety of 'looks.' Members of the United Church family paid ten dollars each to have these posters placed, with the money going toward the church's 'Make a Difference Day' project - memory kits for mothers who have lost their babies during pregnancy, in childbirth, or in infancy. In addition, funding will go toward training a grief counselor. Although the cost to Rev. Dan's ego was considerable, the project succeeded in raising $244. Rev. Dan will also be spending an hour (2-3 p.m.) 'in jail' at the Garlock House on Tuesday, Nov. 14 to raise money for the Red Cross. If you would like to contribute to his cause, please contact the United Church office at 926.5501. The Friends of the Marion Public Library Holiday Fund-raiser. Come to the Library Nov. 1-13 or call 926.0810 to order. The glass ornament sets sell for $8 with $2 from each set sold donated to the Library. Copyright
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