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Happenings Wouldn't 'unthawed' be frozen? Dear Dan: Thursday morning we awoke to a fresh covering of clean, white snow on our town. April 15 - Firemen's Breakfast at the Marion Fire Hall. Marion Minutemen Color Guard steak dinner. Saturday, May 5, 2007. Serving 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. $12 per person. Includes salad bar, NY Strip steak, baked potato, vegetable, rolls & butter, beverage, and homemade pie. Tickets available from any Color Guard member or at Legion Post 1430. Democrat and Chronicle THUMBS UP ... For the 24 children on the Marion Elementary Student Council for the 35 handmade spring baskets and 75 thank-you cards they donated to the veterans at the Canandaigua V.A. Medical Center. The baskets included toiletries, pens, stationery, crossword books and candy. April 11, 1914: Tuesday evening a meeting was held for the purpose of organizing a fire department. Over 30 signed and agreed to be present at each alarm or pay a fine of $2. John Clark was appointed chairman with full power to appoint a committee to transact other business. Marion has suffered several severe fires in the past few years and has been without any protection whatever. They have now a good water service on every street and are anxious to have a good fire department. 'Middle Age' ... when it takes longer to rest than to get tired. April 14 - Marion Museum will be open from 1 to 3 p.m. with a selection of 'Scenes of Early Marion.' April 1944: Eighth grade: Friday night, we had an Easter party. The committees were: Games - Mary Ann Lepeltak, Gordon Adriaansen, Roger Tellier, Shirley Cornell, June Shirley Wissee and Lenora Johnson; Refreshments - Rosemary Doyle, David White, Nellie Merrelaar and Dick Derr; Clean-up Violet Everhart, Dolores Page, Earl DeWispelaere and Alvin DeNeering. Everyone who attended had a very good time. Copyright
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