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Happenings 'Let no one ever come to you without leaving better and happier. Be the living expression of God's kindness. Kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile.' (Mother Teresa) Alyse Marie Buirch, daughter of Dana and Kelly (Scifo) Buirch, was welcomed into the Christian community through baptism at St. Gregory's Church. 25th Anniversary tour - Fr. Mike Schrantel will celebrate his 26th anniversary by guiding a tour entitled 'European Journey' taking in Germany, Austria/Czech Republic and Switzerland June 6-24, 2005, reservations with $500 deposit due March 1. Contact Fr. Mike at 585.265.9390. Wendy Brusso, daughter of Fran and Gail Brusso, has been selected as one of nine Hilbert College Student Athletes named Who's Who Among Students. She Attends Hilbert College of Tuscaloosa, Alabama and is a member of the intercollegiate team, the Hill College Hawks, women's soccer team. Who's Who Among Students has honored outstanding campus leaders for their scholastic an community achievements. Happy Birthday on December 23 to former Wayne County resident Florence Johnson, who presently resides in Florida. Mark your calendar for the Sunday, Dec. 26 dedication of Marion's first Habitat for Humanity House on Eddy Ridge Road, taking place at 2 p.m. In Ireland, candles are set in the windows on Christmas Eve to light the Christ Child on His way. And only a woman named Mary may snuff out the church candles on Christmas Day. I heard that the grades 3-6 at the Marion Elementary School enjoyed The Polar Express at the Newark Showplace 6 theater. Save your greeting card fronts for agencies that are collecting them. December 15, 1915: There will be a dancing party at the Grange Hall on Christmas Eve under the management of Kenneth Jagger and Lawrence Corcoran. The names of these men insures a successful party. Sports Briefs: The varsity girls defeated East Rochester, 44-22. Krystal Adriaansen led with 17 points and Deanna Nortier scored 11. Congratulations to Krystal who has earned the title of Marion's All Time Leading Scorer. She was presented a game ball. The JV girls basketball team used a 14-2 fourth quarter run to defeat East Rochester 34-21. Brianne Raes scored 10 of her 13 points in the decisive final quarter, and Melissa Boise chipped in eight for the game. Joelle Kearns played the best all-around game of her junior varsity career, playing stifling defense and scoring nine points, and remaining an offensive threat throughout the game.
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