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Happenings Congratulations to Andrew Tack who is on the Dean's List at Alfred State College. Dick Murphy has returned home following a hospital stay. May 26, 1888: O.N. Union is associated with H.J. Latze in the ice cream business. The parlor in the Clark Block will be open every Saturday evening. 'Cooking rule: If at first you don't succeed, order pizza.' The latest addition to our Marion Museum's library is titled, 'Dear Old Golden School Days.' This album will be included in a display on June 14, when a collection of 'Marion Country Schools' will be shown. Hours are 1 to 3. Hunneybear's Market & Garden Center, 4088 Park Drive, Marion, 315.926.1115 had their Spring Open House May 19 & 20. They have a huge selection of hanging baskets, vegetable & flowering plants. Stock up on all of your gardening needs. Be sure to check out their gift selection and new greeting cards & much more. At long last, the 'Red Creek' signs have arrived. Watch for them to be put up around Marion. Please help make a little boy's dream come true! On May 30 'Shane' will be turning eight. He is terminally ill. Instead of wishing to go to Disney World or something before he dies, his wish is to receive a million birthday cards. Please send a card to Shane: Judy Dunkle, Schuylerville Elementary School, 14 Spring St., Schuylerville, 12871. Ladies are invited to a brunch at the First Presbyterian Church in Williamson, June 2 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. There will be musical entertainment and guest speaker is Dee Skelton of Care Net Pregnancy Center. Bring a brunch item for the buffet, bring friends; beverage will be provided.
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