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P-C Students Win Lions Club Scholarships
Two Plymouth-Canton Community Schools student won scholarships from the Canton Lions Club.
From Canton Lion's Club: The future for two local teens got a little brighter last week, thanks to the Canton Lions Club. The group awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Canton senior Hunter Hall and Salem Senior Riley Stewart last week.
“It was a difficult decision, but I think we chose a couple of outstanding young people,” said club member Ron Sullivan.
Hall, who has raised two leader dogs for the blind, said he planned to attend Michigan State University in the fall in hopes of becoming a doctor one day. Stewart said she plans to attend Schoolcraft College before transferring to a larger university to study architecture and design.
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The Canton Lions Club, chartered in 1968, hosts a variety of fundraisers throughout the year to fund causes like the scholarships, leader dogs for the blind, and more. The next one is a charity poker tournament from June 7-10 at Doc’s Sports Tavern in Livonia, followed by the annual pancake breakfast at the Canton Liberty Fest.
Photo courtesy of Canton Lion's Club
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