Michigan Week Resolution Urges Michigan Week observance
A concurrent resolution urged Michigan residents to participate in Michigan Week May 2 to May 8 1954. It highlighted Michigan as an industrial leader with rich resources farming lumber and water power, and stressed state pride unity and awareness of Michigans past and present achievements. Adopted by the Senate February 16 and by the House February 17 1954.
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Michigan Week Program of Special Days Schedule
Official schedule outlines Michigan Week events from May 2 to May 8. Includes Spiritual Foundations Day, Heritage Day, Exchange of Mayors Day, Hospitality Day, Education Day, and United Michigan Day marking Mackinac Bridge groundbreaking.
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Champion 4-H Club Holds First Summer Project Meeting
The Champion 4-H club held its initial Summer Project meeting at leader Duane Rogers home. Officers elected include president Robert McTaggart vice president Larry Deed secretary Alfred Harwood treasurer Sandy Beckington and reporters James Richards.
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Larry Deed
Afred Harwood
Sandy Beckington
James Richards
Junior Leaders Signal Growth with Key Members Named
The article identifies Junior Leaders President Robert McTay and Trustee Ken Rogers as prominent figures amid a cohort of 25 members enrolled to date.
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Ken Rogers
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