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Happenings An exhibit on Ice Harvesting will be shown at the Marion Museum until April 15 when the negatives of Doug Orbaker's Studio will be available for the last time on April 15. Hours 6 to 8 p.m. I have uncovered some copies of the 1979 issue of the 'Marion Cook Book' compiled by the Marion Jaycees. Lots of wonderful recipes - $2 each with proceeds to go toward the renovation at Jennie's house. The 'Dollars for Scholars' phone-a-thon will be now through March 31. Dennis and Kathy Weeks are back from a trip to Florida to visit friends and take a Caribbean cruise. They say the food was wonderful. March 30 - Marion Senior High Bands Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Marion High School auditorium. March 31 - 8th grade Science Fair April 9, 1909: A large force of brands is now employed at the cement works. Thanks! To all who purchased daffodils from the American Cancer Society and to Eleanor Schoonerman who filled orders and delivered the blooms. If you want a bunch, call me at 926.4436. I'm still collecting Pringle-like cans for a senior citizen project. Anyone can separate hamburgers when they are thawed. But it takes the right stuff to attack it frozen at 5:30 p.m. Movie/Game Night for teens - Friday, April 1, 7-11 p.m. at St. Gregory's Rectory. Movies, Games, Food, Pizza, Popcorn, Pop, Board Games and Cards. Bring a friend. For questions call Jodi at 585.727.0450 or St. Anne's Church. April 3 - 'Camerata' - a branch of the Finger Lakes chorale, will present a concert at St. Anne's Church starting at 7:30 p.m. Entitled a 'Slice of Americana.' St. Anne's and St. Gregory's will honor service men and women on Easter. Make a donation marked 'plants for military' and include the soldier's name . Names will be placed on one of the Easter lilies adorning the altars at St. Anne's & St. Gregory's Easter Masses. Any questions, call Kathy Weeks at 926.4323. The old Baptist Church was moved and is now the Garden Apartments. Benefit Concert for the Irish children's program of Rochester. Seven hours of live Music featuring seven bands. Enjoy Irish dance, performed by area dance schools. April 10, 8 p.m. at the Water Street Music Hall. For tickets call 585.225.8550. Currant - This name is applied to two totally different fruits. One, a fresh currant, is a berry of the genus Ribes, a member of the gooseberry family; the other, a dry currant, is a dried grape of the genus Vitis. Since the fresh currant is first mentioned as a garden fruit plant in the 15th century, it probably took its name from the dry currant, which had been cultivated for centuries before that time and which it resembles. Copyright
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