Happenings
By Carolyn Adriaansen (926.4436) 

 Congratulations are in order for several members of the Boys' Varsity Basketball Team. They have received post-season honors. Kyle Elvin was named to the Wayne County All-Star Second Team. Seniors Bill Gleason and Dan Muster received special mention. Senior Matt Weser will play in the Wayne Finger Lakes Exceptional Senior game on March 20. The game will be played at the New York State Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls beginning at 6:30.

The Indoor Track Team competed in the Meet of Champions. Jessica Grass was 8th in the long jump with 15 ft. 5.5 inches, and had a time of :09.71 in the 55m hurdles.

Kyle McClinton was 7th in the 1000 meter with a time of 2:45.29. Craig Dolecki set a new school record of 1:29.45 in the 600m. The 4x400 relay team of Tim Moran, David Barber, Kyle McClinton and Craig Dolecki placed fourth in 3:45.85.

The little recipe pamphlet titled 'Easter Foods' is still available at the Marion Museum for 25 cents.

Evelyn Magde is at home after being a patient at ViaHealth, Newark.

Joyce Booher was the weekend guest at her son's and spent time with family, Paul and Jody Bender and grandson, Dave.

Thanks to all of you who came to the Chicken and Biscuit Dinner at the United Church. 'It was just delicious!'

March 16 is the Senior Dinner Dance. March 20 will be Marion Senior Band's departure date for Disney World.

March 11, 1911: The Marion Dramatic Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Peter Steyaart will present the comedy, 'Diamonds and Hearts' in the near future, for the benefit of the building fund of the Presbyterian Church.

Pearl and Henry Ververs entertained 20 family members and friends in celebration of their daughter's (Debbie Pluta) and grandson's (Jim Ververs) birthdays. A friend played his guitar and sang for them. Everyone had fun.

'The world's best mom thinks birthday cake is breakfast food!'

Consider delivering Meals on Wheels. Last year, in Dallas, Texas, $194,000 was spent to have meals delivered because of a shortage of volunteers. For that amount of money, 190 homebound people could have received meals for one year. Volunteer once a month, once a week or just on holidays - whatever you want. Chances are you'll also make a new friend and ease someone's loneliness. To find a meals on wheels program in your area, call Social Services.

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