Marshall Advisor And Chronicle in Marshall, Michigan
29 Aug 2015

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29 Aug 2015

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Marshall Advisor and Chronicle (Newspaper) - August 29, 2015, Marshall, Michigan 514 S. Kalamazoo Ave. in Marshal, Ml Phone 2G9-781-5444 and FAX 269-781-77S6 .advisor-dironkle.coni In 'The CohmMm looks to tettlifv dowRtnwR Tb0 ooffunftlM to ffwovo MtoMTs Qowniowri m flOw looiwio HI cofwmo llOSO pura wmi wie R^tsutanon of nowor pianiofs alono Midiig»! Ava. The oommioee is currently aeel^ $15.000 in fimcftng for the project ^ from local foundalkKis^ See alory on Mfi 2^ ^ Ceiioun County Für eeee liig crowds The Cirihoun County Fair mapped up last weekend. In this issue, see karge and sn^R animai auction remiki; grandstand events. Show of Chairpon resuRts and more. See ptioloe thfouohout Me fseut ^ ^ ^    ■  ■ oem ijene ana aacmmie Damee namea 2019 Legenda of 441 The *Leoend of 44T recogr^es Calhoun County 441 leaders who have made a significi^. long term contritxrtion of uns^fish dedicakon and servioe to Catioun County 4H. This yea^'s recipients are Beth of MarshaR who has been a 441 leader for 25 years, and MicheRe Barnes Ceresco. who has been a 4-H leader for t7 years. The awards were presented foiowinQ the Show of Champions on Aug. 22. Saa alorv on oeae 39 jw wees New reetrooms at Ketohum Perá now open New reelroom taci^ have been completed next to the Kids’ Kingdom plays^round at Kelchum Park. InitiiR grants of $25.000 ^ch were received from Tlw Crorsn Foundation. Enbridge Energy and the Marshall Comrminity Foundation. When more funds were needed, the Marsha Community fmmóafyon grai^ an additonai $15.000. See story on page 20 The Walt to End AMeimer ’s takee place Aug. 29 Calhoun County wi host its W&Mt to End Alzheimer's on Aug. 29 at Stuart’s L^idk^ Regi8lra9on begins an 8 a.m. with the opening ceremony foHowmg at 8:45 a.m. ted by Keith Kehi)eok. direclor, Marshii Area Chamber Commerce. The oerwnony mc^jdes inform^iDn about Alidteifner’s dmease and vrhat the Alzheimer's Association offers m terms research and assistsmce to caregivers. See story on pegs 19 Tskonsha churches worship in Durham Park On Aug 23, three Tekonsha churches, the First Baptist Church, Church of God. and Union Church - United Church of Chnst, came together in Durham Park m the center of town for a combined service. Church was followed by a chicken dinner prepared by a group from the Marshall United Methodist Church arxl musical performances by the St Joe River Boys and Sherwood Free Methodist Church's Shining Son band The Rev Bnan Perry from First BaiX^t Church delivered the sermon dunng the church segment of the occasion. Sss story on pegs 29 mM FsM spnHs ssoson now undsrvway Last week saw MarshaR High School s fafl sports teams begm their comp^ive seasons The boys varsity soccer team won its home opener 8<0 aga^ Qumcy. while the girts crt)ss<xxsilry team won twee vivSat^^ insixdiys^ 8ss ptigffff In apotls asetlon In preparation for the first day of school Sept. 8, Marshall High School held its registration for students Aug. 24. There, new Principal Scott Hutchins had the opportunity to meet with many students and answer any questions they had about dass schedules. Here, Hutchins goes over some paperworf^ with senky Isabel Saville. Hutchins, who had been an administrator In Jackson for 13 years, says that his transition has been going well thanks to the support of MHS staff, students ^ oommurrity members. See «lory on pege 30 ■1 «4; • ■ ■’V- I »a., ^ » - .4 Á \\ V

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