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Happenings Thanks - to those who helped to ready the new room a the Marion Museum, in time for the Heritage Festival tomorrow. The rooms will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please stop by. One of the things you won't want to miss is the Chicken BBQ being sponsored by the Marion Legion Baseball team. Servings start at 11 a.m. Proceeds help to cover the expense of paying the officials at the Marion home games. The Sweet 'N' Treat Booth, at the United Church, will be out in front of their church. The Women's Guild Evening Circle meeting, at the United Church, will be held on September 25 at the home of Sue White at 7:30 p.m. Steve Matteson has returned home following a stay at the Strong Memorial Hospital. I love to try new recipes. Well, this past week I thought I had made a rhubarb pie, only to realize as I was putting on the top crust that I had used a bag of cut-up celery. Don't bother trying this one! September 29: Roast Beef Dinner at Palmyra Masonic Temple, sponsored by the OES. Call 597.4907 or 597.4532. Congratulations to Tom and Kim (Maines) Tennity, who were united in marriage on September 3 at the Marion United Church. September 20 (today) Shoeshine Johnny's student coffeehouse. Theme 'Mirror, Mirror on the wall' from 7-10:30 p.m. at the Scarlet Thread Student Center at 34 Main Street, Sodus. Music by SSJ houseband. Desserts, unlimited access to the coffee bar, program, the SSJ's store, for $5. Performance spots still open, contact Kim for booking. Scarlet Thread, 483.0240. Jack Viet is recuperating at his home following a hospital stay. Happy 20th Wedding Anniversary wishes to Allan and Tammy Cambier on September l8. The American Legion wants to know who is serving in the military. Call me with the information and I'll get it to the Legion. September 24, 1898: A man was in town this week with a few bushels of snakes, with which he amused the crowd
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