Happenings
By Carolyn Adriaansen (926.4436)  

 The Junior Choir at the Second Reformed Church presented the Ministry of Music on Mother's Day. The choir is under the direction of Sheri Reiss.

Bob and Irma Clark celebrated the graduation from college of five of their granddaughters last week.

John Hotel is back home after a hospital stay.

'A Messy Kitchen - Is a Happy Kitchen - Mine is Delirious!'

Lillian Cherrier spent Mother's Day with her daughters, Debbie and family and with Marilyn.

All ladies of the United Church were invited to the Guild Meeting on May 15 at the home of Svea Dahlberg. The program was presented by Carry White.

The Workcampers at the United Church are sponsoring a fundraiser at the Community Car Wash next to Macedon Collision Service, on May 26, 9 until 4. Purchase your presale ticket and it will earn $2 for each car. That day they will earn $1 for any tickets sold.

Olga Carter has moved to Florida to be with family there.

Dorothy Ocque has returned home following a hospital stay.

Steve and Wendy Cook have returned home after a vacation to Carmel, California where they spent time with their aunt, Esther Haskins.

Attention parents of the Class of 2001: The Bash committee needs pictures or videos of Marion Seniors for a video to be displayed after graduation at the Bash. Please send pictures/videos to Mandy Bayles at 3925 North Main Street, Marion by June 1. Include a return address. For more information call 926.4133.

'Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died.'

MAY 14, 1942: The Marion Victory Garden Campaign has been started and plans are made to hold a Victory Garden Fair in the fall in cooperation with the annual Marion FFA Fruit and Vegetable Show.

On May 10 a group traveled to Lockport by invitation from Isabelle Bushart. The day was perfect for traveling, balmy and sunny. We had a boat trip on the Erie Canal traveling through Locks 34 and 35. I learned that 'Wide Waters' were created for a place in each town where boats could lay over for the night. We traveled under the Echo Bridge and saw the Upside down bridge followed by a lovely luncheon back in town. Included was a trip to a delightful candy store and a tour of the interesting Holland Land Office Museum in Batavia.

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