Happenings
By Carolyn Adriaansen (926.4436)  

Helen Dingman, Mary Ann Lane and Ann Dickson of the Marion Community Christmas Committee wish to thank everyone who helped make our Christmas program a success this year. The Winter Concerts presented by the Marion Schools were entertaining, and they continue a musical tradition our community can look forward to each year. Generous contributions given by businesses, churches, organizations, and individuals made it possible for us to provide food certificates, food baskets and gifts to 58 needy families, including 142 children. In addition, volunteers delivered 127 poinsettias to senior citizens, shut-ins, and patients of local nursing homes and hospitals. Sharing good will through the Community Christmas Program is one way to give meaning to the holidays. Thanks again.

The Women's Guild at the United Church met Tuesday at the home of Lila Shoales in Williamson.

Clark and Helen Dingman flew to Austin, TX Jan. 2 to visit their daughter Patricia Ellis and her husband Randy and their daughters Tarra, Mckenzie and Devan. Stephen from San Antonio Texas came up to Austin while they were in the area. Stephen had also visited with his parents in Marion from Dec. 12 to Jan. 2003.

Congratulations to Roger and Beatrice Hermenet on the occasion of your 51st wedding anniversary.

High School Sports: The girls varsity basketball team won their 10th game of the season by defeating Red Creek 51-32. Krystal Adriaansen led with 16 points and Chrissy DeFisher added 12.

The JV girls beat Red Creek 43-23. Ryan Ianello led with 12 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Steffanie Ansuini had seven points, Ashley Prusak and Laurie East each scored five, Whitney Bowerman and Tara Pettinato each had four points.

Seventh grade girls won their game against Red Creek, 48-8.

The Knights wrestling team defeated South Seneca 39-34 with wins by: Nick Hasbrouck, pin; Matt Fernaays, pin; Corey Camp, pin; Rick Dean 7-4; Adam Casper, pin; Joel Bantle, pin ... his 20th win of the season; Matt Mayville, pin.

FEBRUARY 9, 1917: John Blankenberg has purchased the M.E. Warnerhouse on South Willow Avenue.

We had these on Super Bowl Sunday.

Chocolate Treasure Puffs

one pkg. 8 oz. crescent dinner rolls
two or three Musketeers Bars in eight pieces (or 8 Funsize bars)
Melted butter

Place bar on each of eight triangles, completely wrap around candy. Seal edges, dip in melted butter. Place in muffin pan at 375 degrees for 10-12 minutes until golden brown. Serve warm.

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