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Happenings Be sure to get your chicken barbecue tickets ($7.50) for Friday, September 7, sponsored by the Marion Legion Baseball Team. Dinners available at the Marion Town Park beginning at 4. Call 926.7707 or purchase at Marion Legion Home. On Saturday, servings begin downtown at 10 a.m. Support your local team. Kyle Haak presented the ministry of music at the Second Reformed Church on August 12, singing 'You Raised Me Up.' If you don't have a bird bath in your back yard, you should get one. Not only is it fun to watch the birds splash around, but we've had squirrels who jump in for a 'cool off' and the neighbor's cat even stretches up to get a drink. Our friends, Elaine & Bob Fischer, have moved from their farm home on the Williamson Road to Canalside in Palmyra. I've had a phone call - is there anyone in Marion responsible to handle or inspect smoke detectors? Thank you Jennie's House gardeners, Brian Adriaansen, Priscilla Flack and Vinny, who keep things watered on these hot days. 'You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do.' - Henry Ford The Louisville Slugger - made in Kentucky since 1884. These all-American baseball bats have helped players like Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron become home-run hitting legends. August 16, 1951: - Congregations of the First and Second Reformed Churches will join for a special evening, Sunday to hear Miss Ann DeYoung, formerly of Newark, who has recently returned from The Reformed Church Mission State at Amoy, China. Birth announcement - Emma Clark announces the birth of her great granddaughter, Ava Hayley Sirianno, born July 7th, 2007. Ava's parents are Kelly and Joe Sirianno of Macedon. Grandparents are Lori and Jerry Hares of Palmyra and Mike and Linda Sirianno of East Rochester. Copyright
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