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of the motor pool, claiming gross inefficiency and long waits for simple jobs from the current mechanic, Dan Cabbott.Controller Rosemary Robinson, who oversees the motor pool, told commissioners that the Sheriff’s Department, among other departments, has expected major work to be performed at the motor pool.She urged commissioners to continue the preventative maintenance program, and enforce its guidelines.funding“Our state organization is more than willing to support a promising package and that’s what we intend to do,” Mrs. Rennels said.One major question mark hanging over the reform proposals is whether legislative leaders will be able to persuade individual lawmakers to accept a revamping of campaign law. Members of the state House face re-election next yearing settwo additional operating mills for two years.The district now levies 25 operating mills, the minimum amount required for full participation in state aid. There has been speculation by school administrators that a minimum of 27 mills will be required for full state aid participation next year.Brassloselychosen so far to sign complaints in either of two incidents in which pickets and company representatives clashed.In those two incidents, company president Don Leggitt had his car damaged Monday morning while attempting to bring production workers into the plant; and Friday afternoon picket Nancy Jo Shipped claimed she was struck and injured by a company truck driven by A1 Medure who was removing finished goods from the plant.Memorial parade MondayonRepresentatives of local chapters of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and Disabled American Veterans will sponsor traditional Memorial Day services Monday at the veterans memorial near the fountain, Rice Creek Bridge and Oakridge Cemetery.Tom Sullivan will be master of ceremonies for the service at the fountain at 9:45 a.m. where John Beery will direct the Marshall High School Band in “Grand Old Flag.”Sgt Ray Letson, American Legion commander, will officiate as the flag is lowered to half mast and the invocation will be by Mrs. Lilly Madry, American Legion chaplain.Commanders of the VFW, American Legion and DAV and the president of the Navy Mothers will place wreaths.The salute by the firing squad will be lead by Lee Savard of the VFW. As is thecustom, the flag will remain at half mast until noonOrganizations will regroup and start the parade which will continue to Rice Creek Bridge for a brief ceremony by the Navy Mothers who will place a wreath in the water. The MHS band will play to end this portion of the program before the parade continues to Oakridge Cemetery.Sullivan will lead ceremonies there which will begin with lowering the flag to half mast. with VFW Commander Wayne Delaney officiating.VFW Chaplain David Mestemaker willgive the invocation and Sullivan will introduce Mayor Murray Crawford and the speaker, Dr. Clyde H. Wilcox.Dr. Wilcox, a retired Congregational minister, has lived here since January 1964. He was ordained at Eaton Rapidto and has had pastorates at Allegan, St. Clair and St. Johns. After his retirementhe and his wife went to Duluth, Minn., where he organized a new church.He is a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, Michigan Society of Huguenots, Marshall Historical Society and Marshall Rotary Club.A salute by the VFW firing squad will follow and the program will end with taps and echo by members of the MHS band and the national anthem.the program are Iran’s monumentnor theast of theOrder of parade participants(City Police Car)1 VFW Color Guard2. American Legion Color Guard3. VFW members4. American Legion members5 Guest speaker Dr Clyde Wilcox, Mayor Murray Crawford6 Marshall Senior High School BandWest Michigan (West of Fountain)7. Fountain City Navy Mothers 8 American Legion Auxiliary9. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary10. Marshall Girl Scout Troops 207, 24911. Mary Marshall Chapter DAR andCAR12. Cub Scout pack 37313. Marshall Assembly of Rainbow Girls14. Marshall Middle School Band15. Bobbi’s Dance StudiosK16. Indian Guides17 Scout Troop 362, Trinity Church18. Marshall Camp Fire Girls19. Rotary Scout Troop 337 Drum and Bugle Corps.20. Tumbleweed Riders21. Marshall Fire Department
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Marshall Evening Chronicle
Marshall, Michigan, US
Tue, May 20, 1975
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