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George Gervin, 'The Iceman', Is Guest Of Honor At EMU Men's Basketball Halftime Ceremony To Retire His No. 24 Jersey, January 1986

George Gervin, 'The Iceman', Is Guest Of Honor At EMU Men's Basketball Halftime Ceremony To Retire His No. 24 Jersey, January 1986 image
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Ann Arbor News, January 23, 1986
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Chicago Bull star George Gervin returned to his Bowen Field House stomping grounds Wednesday night to have his EMU jersey No. 24 retired in a ceremony before 3,100 fans. 'It's a good feeling to come back. This is where it all began for me. I had a lot of good times here,' The Iceman said. 'There's a lot of meaning having my number retired. Twenty-four meant a lot to me. It's exciting to know people appreciate what you've done.'
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EMU Men's Basketball vs. University of Toledo, January 1986

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Ann Arbor News, January 23, 1986
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Eastern's Mike McCaskill and Toledo's John Vandecaveye tangle for a loose ball.
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Courtyard Display At Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School Celebrates His Birthday, January 1973

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Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1973
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A courtyard display and an assembly yesterday at Ann Arbor's Martin Luther King School commemorated the birth of the assassinated civil rights leader for whom the school is named. Dr. King was born Jan. 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Ga., and slain April 4, 1969, in Memphis, Tenn. The figure at left represents Dr. King and the others his followers. Students posed for the latter last year. Depicted are two brothers and a sister of three of those who posed. From left are Kenneth Caldwell, Claudia Hampton and Brian Taylor. (News photo by Eck Stanger)
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Martin Luther King Memorial Marchers On South University Ave, January 1987

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Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1987
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Memorial March - Marchers in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti braved chilly winds and falling snow as they joined countless thousands across the land Monday in ceremonies honoring the late Martin Luther King on the national holiday marking his birthday. In the top photo, the Ann Arbor march begins and proceeds along South University.
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Mayor Ed Pierce & Judge William Bledsoe At The Martin Luther King Memorial Gathering On The U-M Diag, January 1987

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Ann Arbor Mayor Ed Pierce chats on the U-M Diag with District Court Judge William Bledsoe, who spoke at a rally.
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Martin Luther King Memorial Marchers On South University Ave, January 1987

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Memorial March - Marchers in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti braved chilly winds and falling snow as they joined countless thousands across the land Monday in ceremonies honoring the late Martin Luther King on the national holiday marking his birthday. In the top photo, the Ann Arbor march begins and proceeds along South University.
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Jess Obanner Sings At A University Of Michigan Service Honoring Martin Luther King Jr., January 1989

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Gospel Choir director Jess Obanner raises his hands in praise during the University of Michigan's Martin Luther King observance at the Michigan Union Ballroom Sunday. Several singing groups were on hand for the packed 11 a.m. service which featured a message by King associate the Rev. Will Herzfeld of Oakland, Calif.
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7th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Marchers, January 1989

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Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1989
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Deacon Richard Garland, along with Kendall Tucker, holding lantern, walk in the 7th annual Unity March that brought out about 400 participants. The march began at the Washtenaw County building in downtown Ann Arbor and ended at Second Baptist Church on 850 Red Oak in Ann Arbor.
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Children Sledding At 1301 Lutz Avenue, January 1949

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Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1949
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Today's half-inch of snow (the first of the season) was a long time coming - but it timed itself beautifully, in the minds of Ann Arbor's sledding set. Although it wasn't deep, it had the twin virtues of being deceptively slick - and of being on the ground while school children holidayed between semesters. Taking advantage of it in descending order this morning were Sue Kiddle, 11, of 431 Crest Ave.; Billy Thompson, 7, of 500 Crest Ave.; David Dunlap, 7, of 1301 Lutz Ave.; and Mary Ellen Kiddle, 9, of 431 Crest Ave. The "hill" is at Lutz and Crest Aves., and the snow was there by courtesy of the elements which promised a freezing drizzle tonight and higher temperatures tomorrow - but no more snow.
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Trees Covered In Fresh Snow On Berkshire Road, February 1957

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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1957
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WINTER FAIRYLAND: Ann Arbor residents awoke this morning to find dazzling snowscapes all about them. It was something of a surprise (the weatherman had said cloudy with "possible flurries"), but even those who profess to be "tired of winter" had to admit the city has seldom been prettier. This scene was photographed on Berkshire Rd.
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Students Walk To School In Fresh Snow, February 1957

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EARLY-MORNING TABLEAUX: Children on their way to school this morning walked against a backdrop of dazzling white formed by last night's soft snow which clung to everything it touched.
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Mayor William E. Brown Jr.'s Home Covered In Fresh Snow, February 1957

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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1957
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MAYOR'S HOME DRAPED IN SNOW: The residence of Mayor William E. Brown, jr., at 2116 Dorset Rd., proved an attractive subject for the roving photographer, who got there just as the sun was beginning to filter through the trees.
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Phi Kappa Sigma Christmas Party, December 1936

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CHRISTMAS PARTY OF THE SUB-DEBUTANTES: The hostesses who gave a dance last night at the Phi Kappa Sigma house, were dinner guests at the home of one of hostesses, Betty Fariss, on Hill St. In the party shown above, the girls seated in the foreground are, left to right: Peggy Whitker, Patricia Trosper and Betty Fariss. In the middle row are Priscilla Ehlers, Charlotte Noble, Mary Hayden, Barbara Brooks, Betty Johnson and Constance Lorch, and standing at the back are Mary Janet Stickney of Clarkston, Patricia Hadley and Ann Oakman.
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Onlookers Gather Around The Remains Of An Automobile Hit By A Train In Dexter, August 1946

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Ann Arbor News, August 26, 1946
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WRECKAGE OF CAR IN WHICH THREE WOMEN DIED: Onlookers view the scattered remnants of the two-door sedan in which three women, two of them from Ann Arbor, were instantly killed as the New York Central railroad's crack streamliner, the Mercury, crashed into the car at Dexter yesterday afternoon. The dead were Miss Theckla Louise Frank, 68, and Mrs. Minnie F. Drittler, 75, sisters, of 333 S. Division St. and Mrs. Dorothy Sager, 40, wife of Prof. Ward Sager of Central State Teachers College, Mt. Pleasant, who was visiting here during his graduate studies at the University.
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Homesites between Stadium Blvd and Pauline Blvd, February 1953

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Future Site For Homes In City's Southwest Side: This plot of land between Pauline and Stadium Blvds. in the city's southwest side is expected to be the site of 63 homes by the end of this summer. The land was laid out by Eugene H. Hannah, who said that most of the lots have been sold to individuals. He added that he would build from 15 to 20 homes here and that various other contractors would complete the project. The property has been rough-graded, and a new home is seen in the background. The group of houses in the far background is in Arbordale subdivision across Pauline Blvd. On the Stadium Blvd. section of this plot, workmen are putting in sewers.
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"Away in a Manger" float, sponsored by First Baptist Church of Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti Christmas parade, December 1957

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CHURCHES ENTER FLOATS: Three Ypsilanti churches entered floats last night for the first time. This one, patterned after the Christmas carol "Away in a Manger," was sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Ypsilanti.
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"Santa's Workshop" float, sponsored by Willow Village's Edmonton Junior and Senior High Schools, Ypsilanti Christmas parade, December 1957

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'SANTA'S WORKSHOP' DEPICTED: Edmonton Junior and Senior High Schools from Willow Village entetered this float, based on "Santa's Workshop." Six youngsters busily occupied themselves during the parade as elves working on Christmas toys. The traditional parade was sponsored by Ypsilanti area schools and churches and the Board of Commerce.
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"Christmas Family" float, sponsored by Erickson Elementary School, Ypsilanti Christmas parade, December 1957

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'NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS': This group of Erickson Elementary School pupils named their float "Christmas Family," and patterned it around Christmas Eve in the home. The "father" appears to be reading "'Twas The Night Before Christmas" for his "family," gathered around the decorated tree in front of a fireplace.
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Santa joins the Ypsilanti Christmas parade, December 1957

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SANTA CLAUS VISITS YPSILANTI: riding on a float sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Santa Claus made his annual pre-Christmas visit to Ypsilanti last night for the parade. Santa promised children along the parade route that he would return tomorrow night at the JCC's Christmas tree lot to take their lists of toys wanted Dec. 25.
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"Guardian Angels" float, sponsored by Lincoln Consolidated School, Ypsilanti Christmas parade, December 1957

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MANGER SCENE PORTRAYED: "Guardian Angels" depicted the manager scene at Bethlehem nearly 1,957 years ago. The float was sponsored by Lincoln Consolidated School. Following the parade, participants were served refreshments in Woodruff School by wives of Board of Commerce members.
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"The Madonna" float, by Thorne Elementary School, Ypsilanti Christmas parade, December 1957

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YPSILANTI HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARADE: A crowd estimated by police at from 20,000 to 25,000 adults and children turned out in mild weather last night to watch Ypsilanti's annual Christmas parade through the downtown business section. This float, sponsored by Thorne Elementary School, was entitled "The Madonna," and featured Thorne pupils.
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Braiding a mane, August 1936

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WHEREIN THE HORSE'S MANE IS BRAIDED BY AN EXPERT: Harry Moxley, specialist of Michigan State college, is shown above demonstrating to a crowd at the horse clinic on the Charles McCalla farm the art of braiding a horse's mane for show purposes. A yellow sash was used for the braiding. A row of cloth flowers gave the finishing touch.
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Busy holiday sorting at the W. Stadium Post Office, December 1966

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Trays of mail wait as Post Office workers engage in the primary sorting of mail. Here employees begin sorting the mail according to states and cities. many temporary employees have been hired this year to handle the Christmas card rush.
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Barton Dam, undated

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At lower left, Barton Dam along the Huron River. The dam was built in 1912 as a growing Ann Arbor needed increasing amounts of fresh water. For the full text of the Ann Arbor News' annual Outlook economic study, visit Michigan Live at aa.mlive.com/news/outlook.
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Corner of Detroit and Catherine Streets, circa 1930

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EAST CATHERINE AT DETROIT -- 1918-1950: Wurster Bros. Creamery in 1918 occupied the site at the northeast corner of N. Fifth Ave. and E. Catherine St. where Radio Cab Co. now has its headquarters. The two pictures emphasize the advance in commercial transportation over the years -- from horse to gasoline power. The photograph at the top was loaned to The Ann Arbor News by Fred H. E. Jaeger, of 519 Pauline Blvd. In the right center of it appears the barn used to stable horses for the milk wagons. After considerable remodeling it became the building which today houses the service garage for the Radio Cab Co. Adjoining on the north is the Beer Vault.
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Students wait at the station for the special west-bound train to take them home for Christmas, December 1946

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ON WAY HOME: Students in jovial spirits lined the tracks of the New York Central railway yesterday waiting for the special west-bound train which would take them home for the Christmas holidays. The train for Chicago left here at 2 p.m. and a special for New York and Boston left at 5 p.m. From 900 to 1,000 students were accommodated on the two special trains alone, the local New York Central office reported, and additional students took the trains which ran on regular schedule. Except for a few stragglers, most students who planned to take the train home left Ann Arbor yesterday, to judge from the lines at the ticket office.
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Wilford P. Cashman's Casket Leaves Nie Funeral Home, January 1988

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Cashman's coffin, paid for by the state, leaves Nie Funeral Home to be taken to the cemetery.
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Wilford P. Cashman's Son & Daughter-In-Law Attend His Burial At United Memorial Gardens, January 1988

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Cashman's son and daughter-in-law walk through United Memorial Gardens in Plymouth.
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Filmmaker Frank Davis, January 1987

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Frank Davis, shown here in his trademark hat and black outfit, has entered four films in this year's Ann Arbor 8mm Film Festival, which runs today through Sunday.
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Gene the Clown at the Matrix Theater, November 1975

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Clowning Around: An incredulous spectator looks up at Gene Hyman balancing on a ledge above the Matrix Theater entrance (above). And Hyman also did fire spitting to publicize the theater's search for local talent. (News Photos by Jack Stubbs)
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Tim Artist and Dan Gunning screen submissions to the 11th annual 8mm Film Festival, February 1981

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SCREENING -- Tim Artist, festival director, and Dan Gunning, festival coordinator, screen submissions to the 11th annual 8mm Film Festival scheduled for Feb. 13-15. Over 200 fiolmmakers, from teens to retires, have submitted films.
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Yarmains Party Store and other stores, September 1963

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AT JACKSON AVE. 'POINT': This new four-store installation at 1606-1612 Jackson Ave. was built by Harry Yarmain of Ann Arbor, co-owner of Yarmain's Party Store which occupies one of the units within the setup. Other occupants are the Bea Jae Beauty Salon, which is owned by Mrs. Bette Puckett and Mrs. Joyce Goberdhan; the Point Barbers, co-owned by Joseph Huczak and David Murphy, and Green's Cleaners and Furriers. An old Yarmain store at 1602 Jackson is to be razed to make way for more off-street parking. A grand opening is planned at the Yarmain installation in about two weeks. Cost of the facility was not announced.
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Dramatic Arts Theater stages a scene from Sartre's "No Exit," March 1955

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'NO EXIT' IS LAST DRAMATIC ARTS CENTER PRODUCTION: Pictured in their roles in "No Exit," by philosopher-dramatist Jean Paul Sartre, are Ralph Drischell as the bellboy, Rica Martens (center) as Estelle and Irma Hurley as Indez. The play, which will open a three-weekend run at 8:15 p.m. Friday at the Masonic Temple, is the last production of the current Dramatic Arts Center season.
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Perry School First Graders Shop At Farmers Market, October 1948

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MARKET SHOPPING IS FUN: Pupils from the Perry School first grade found that it was not only fun but educational to visit the city's market. They bought vegetables which they will coat with preservatives for Thanksgiving Day decorations in their room.
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Aerial Photograph of Proposed "Space World" Theme Park Location, Ypsilanti Township, April 1978

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Where Theme Park Would Go: This aerial view of Whittaker Road, center of picture, and I-94, upper right, shows the farmland site for the proposed $40-million "Space World" amusement park in Ypsilanti Township. The first phase of the park, which could be completed in 1980, will be located on the west side of Whittaker Road, shown in the upper center of the picture where the barn and silo are now visible. Later phases, to be finished over a 10-year period could be built on the land shown in the lower portion of the picture. The photograph, taken by News Chief Photographer Cecil Lockard, is facing west across Whittaker Road.
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Space World Backers Present Theme Park Proposal To Ypsilanti Township Officials, April 1978

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Park Leaders - The three men in the foreground are proposing a $40-million "theme park" featuring the space age for Ypsilanti Township. Left to right are Richard Gordon of the Barton Marlow construction Company who was a key supervisor in the building of the Silverdome in Pontiac; Dr. Philip R. Austin, a pilot and former astronaut candidate; and now president of "Space World" and Brian P. Palmer, vice president of "Space World".
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Huron Valley Roofing Company Works On Home For Hungarian Refugees, August 1950

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This group of Huron Valley Roofing Co. employes could have been fishing or working at home this morning but instead they donated their time to re-roof the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dano, a DP family from Hungary. Shown on the job are Chester Hunt (left), Leonard Motsinger, Everett Muehler, John Klohs and Alvin Walter. Not shown in this picture, and working on the other side of the ridge pole is Burt Rathburn. The tenants of the residence at 506 W. Liberty St. are Margarete and Alexander Dano and their two children.
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Theater in Willow Run Airport removed to make lobby space, September 1954

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As part of a $215,000 expansion program, the Airlines National Terminal Service Co., Inc., operators of the giant Willow Run Airport, has razed a building, within the main terminal, which once housed a movie theater. An additional 80 feet of airlines counter space will be made available. Added lobby area will also be included in the project at the south end of the present lobby. This view looks southwest, where the theater formerly stood.
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