Happenings
By Carolyn Adriaansen (926.4436)

Tulips: 'Truly Unique Ladies In Purple Society.' On February 8, the 'Tulips' of the Red Hat Society met at the Quality Inn for lunch before traveling to the Wayne County Nursing Home. There, they sang and played kazoos before sharing tea and cookies with the residents.

Did you realize that the delicious looking 'Aunt Nellies' canned foods are produced by Seneca Foods. You can purchase them at the Tops store in Ontario.

February 7, 1908: Crane, Luce & Co. open their hardware business in Marion with bright prospects.

A scalloped potato and ham dinner at St. Gregory's Church will be February 22, at 4:30 and 6 p.m. Presale tickets only. Adults $7; Children $3; Under 4 Free. For take-outs call 926.5798 or 926.5729 or call the church rectories St. Anne at 597.4571 or St. Gregory at 926.4323.

For all you Dutchmen, I served 'banket' at our holiday open house.

A woman not previously acquainted with the Marion Food Pantry came back to expound on the courtesy and the helpfulness of those who volunteer their time to serve others.

Former Marion resident Mark Fischer is recuperating at his Reston, VA home following a lengthy hospital stay.

Fred Rachow has returned home after a hospital stay.

Dick Murphy was able to happily return to work on Monday as Marion's crossing guard.

Family Roller Skating is this evening from 7-8:30, sponsored by the Marion PTA, at the school.

Are you wondering what to do with that pile of greeting and Christmas cards? You can send or drop them off to Ina Benton at 4045 Buffalo Road, Newark, NY 14513. She uses them to benefit others.

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