Lifestyles
Mr. Tire supports off-road races
One of Bark River Lions Club’s newest members Toby Kuivinen, right, owner of Mr. Tire, presents a check for $3,750 to Bark River Lions Club President Brian Adams during a recent club dinner meeting at the Highland Golf Club. Kuivinen supports the Bark River Lions operations and their expansion of the club’s U.P. Off-Road Races in Bark River. A staunch supporter of the races, Kuivinen has thus far donated the sum total of $14,000 to help ensure their continuation, as well as their continuous growth and improvement. The Bark River raceway draws racers from near and far. The races have received international acclaim.
(Jillian Jamison | Daily Press)
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