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The City celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Island park Farmer's Market
That same year a shuffleboard courts were added.
A Skate park was constructed on the site of the former Island park pool.
Timber Town was built to create a better family atmosphere.
The local chapter of the Vietnam Veterans developed the Vietnam Veteran's memorial on the north side of Island Park.
It was designed under the advisement of a youth committee and with funding assistance from the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe.
The City approved plans to build two softball diamonds. Built by volunteers and leased to the Mt. Pleasant Area Girls Softball Association.
The first Farmer's market was open to the public at the Island Park pavilion.
In addition, the "Character Counts!" Gazebo was built in cooperation with community partners.
The Jaycee Auxiliary constructed a wading pool dedicated to Mary E. Sweeney Recreation Director 1940-1973.
It took three years to complete, it began in 1970.
The first time the Recreation Department cleared level ground for an ice skating rink.
An Airstream rally, a group of caravanners driving Air Stream house trailers, brought close to 300 house trailers to Island park.
The City constructed a swimming pool and tennis courts.
Mayor Deuel and the Agricultural Society built a horse racing track with grandstands.
In the fall the first Isabella County Fair in 14 years took place.
The pool was designed by engineer Wesley Bintz, very famous at the time. In 1991 it was added to the Michigan Register of Historical Places and unfortunately torn down in 1996.