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Updated: August 21, 2010, 2:11 AM
OLAFFUB SEZ: According to Nobel Prize-winning novelist William Faulkner, born on this date in 1897, “A mule will labor 10 years willingly and patiently for you, for the privilege of kicking you once.”
GO WESTERN—There usually aren’t any mules among the dozens of homeless cats and dogs at Pet Connection Programs in Marilla, but if there were, they also would benefit from the country-western themed fundraiser from 4 to 8 p. m. Saturday in the Marilla Fire Hall, Two Rod Road and West Avenue.
For a $10 ticket, you get half a barbecued chicken, two side dishes and a Bananas Foster dessert. There’s also a cash bar and live country music, courtesy of West of the Mark and The Band. In addition, there’s a huge silent auction and a country-western outfit contest, with a top prize worth $300.
PIEROGI CONNECTION—
There’s still time to get your order in for the next pierogi sale at St. Basil’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, 12 Embry Place, off Walden Avenue near Central Avenue, Lancaster. Once again, the choices are cheese, potato and sauerkraut pierogi, all for $8 a dozen. Orders are due by Wednesday, and pierogi can be picked up Oct. 10. For info and orders, call
833-4887.
CHICKEN BARBECUE
—The Shriners of Western New York will host a chicken barbecue Sundayat the Shrine Center, 1600 Southwestern Blvd., West Seneca. The chicken barbecue will run from noon to 5 p. m. Presale tickets are on sale at the Shrine Center for $7. Tickets at the door cost $8. Takeout also is available. Call 674-8666 for more information.
BARGAIN BIN—The Ladies Auxiliary of the Town Line Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual rummage sale from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Saturday in the Town Line Fire Hall, 5607 Broadway, Lancaster. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Meals on Wheels. Donations of household goods, toys, tools and other salable items are still being accepted if you can drop them off at the fire hall today. For information, call Sally Herzog at 685-3986.
DOUBLE RETIREMENT PARTY— A retirement party for Sal Castiglione and Bill Kluge, uniformed state court officers in Erie County Hall and former Erie County sheriff’s deputies assigned to the courthouse, will be held from 5 to 10 p. m. next Friday at Bison City Rod and Gun Club, 511 Ohio St.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY— Anthony Sole Jr., Susan Trabert, Rose Hangen, Joe Cole, Perry Helmbrecht, Amy Stypa, Ellen Feiner, Jan Jones, Don Staszczyk Sr., Lynn Keppel, Ronald Wargo, Arminta Gustafson, Thomas Franczyk, Albert Puma, Luke Moretti, Ryan Sherk, Herm Trotter, Rose Marie Cannon and Donna Jaczewski.
SATURDAY—Susan O’Neill Lauber, Connor Joseph Edbauer, Jerry “Bucko” Buchanan, Jack Hassett, Mary Beth Seivert, Marilyn Kuczkowski, Russell Boorom, Geri Maraschiello, Kristy Grossman, Andrew Goldyn, Lisa Staszczyk, Zack Sebastian, the Rev. Steven Fenier, Judy O’Brien, Ann Sokol, Will Moran, Kathleen M. Cotter, Millie Harlukiewicz, Thomas Haefner, Sister Mary Melanie Jaworski, Dennis Sauer, Brian Pettitt, Marie Huller, Phil Gerace, Michelle Franczyk, Jean Caffrey, Barb Winkowski, Sue Ward, Dan Banko Jr., Charlie Bartolotti, Jack Miller and Edward “Skit” Doedema.
AND SUNDAY—Scotty Byrnes, David Gorski, Paige Samaniego, Kristy Ernest, Madison Juszkiewicz, Roger Rooth, Marie Rooth, Joann Reddy, Jackson McCarthy, Bob Hartmann Sr., Sister Mary Bronisia Muzalewski, Sister Mary Cresentia Zalewski, Karen Regensdorfer, Sister Linda Love, Steve Lakomy, Erica Pugh, David Gorski, Patrick Mangan, Robert
F. Bamrick and John Brockenshire.
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