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Happenings Today, February 8 - American Legion Home, Roast Beef Dinner beginning at 5 o'clock. Thanks to Bill and Carol Mables for the set of Marion Gas & Oil bowls. They are on their way to Jennie's House - in the pantry. Sugar Maple trees yield their harvest in late winter when the days are warmer, but the nights are still cold. Four Maple trees will yield 30-40 gallons of sweet, water-like sap that boils down to make one gallon of maple sugar. Correction - (The newsroom staffers can't read my handwriting!) The names of Judy and Franz Kopf's children are Brendan & Dana. Happy Birthday to Erma Clark on February 11- Have a wonderful day! Marion Girl Scouts are hosting a pancake breakfast on March 2. The breakfast is supporting the family share campaign. The breakfast is being held at the American Legion on Witherden Rd. in Marion. Admission is $3 for children (10 and under) and adults are $5. Breakfast is being served from 8 a.m. to noon. Pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs and home fries. For tickets call Andrea at 1.585.732.0863. One tea bush will produce tea for at least 50 years. 'Happy Birthday' to Dan Filibert on February 9 from his friends & family in Marion. Milda Crayton is residing with her granddaughter, Charyl Whitcomb in Clifton Springs. She is doing well and continue crocheting those handy scrubbies. 'Never go to a doctor where office plants have died.' - Erma Bombeck February 1, 1913 - Report of the Marion Library - Books loaned 4292, of which 425 were non-fiction. Number of patrons 412. Fines paid $37.12 Copyright
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