12 Dec 2002
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Newspaper
Marshall Review
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2002
Page
1
The Marshall Review is a weekly newspaper printed at Sargent's Flowers in downtown Marshall Michigan. Editor Bob Doner welcomes feedback and lists contact details including fax, office email, and personal phone numbers.
Marshall High School enters the season with high expectations after a district title and a 11 12 record last year. Coach Dan Coddens leads a deep 15 man varsity with multiple position players and a starting unit featuring 6 7 junior Patrick McCloskey and 6 4 senior Hoff man. The roster includes guard Doug Brotherton sophomore Evan Sharpiey and bench players Jeremy Woods Jason Bushong Todd Gore Nate Hughes Jon Hammond Mitch Robinson Ryan Codde with page 7 promising more.
The Young Citizenship Award went to Julie Claire Blos som and Jessie Grimes for citizenship, attitude, academics, leadership, and athletics. They received a savings bond plaque and thesaurus. prizes sponsored by Speedy Chick, Dave's Auto Body, and Caron Chevrolet. Also, a Battle Creek Morning Musical Club program conducted by George Yeatman featured members Arabeth Fritz to Esther Martinoff performing selections from Amenca to Sunrise. New member Chris Singer was inducted into Exchange on Dec 2, with Raz Bocanegra and Jack Vandy Bogart officiating.
Barton Organ plays Christmas music during the holidays at the Mole Hole. Drive carefully this season and ensure children are buckled up.
At Monday's meeting the Marshall School Board viewed an electronic slide show of the middle school's Sister City exchange in October. The event featured host families, Japanese students Nozomi Kuno Ami Yamori and Kika delegates including Oshimi Nishikawa Akio Oka and Tatsu amato, plus activities from hayrides to pumpkin carving to Camp Kitchi Kippi. The group shared traditional arts and games, and a slogan pledge. Board chair Jeff Albaugh praised Albnght Putnam's leadership and eyed planning for a Marshall trip to Kéka next year. Superintendent Bob Currie will present a recommendation at the January 13 meeting. The board also approved November minutes, paid bills totaling 2,844 61853 largely to Building & Site and Sinking Funds, and adopted Policy 190 on naming or renaming facilities with a revision limiting political pressure.
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