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Pioneer High Class of 1919 Living Memorial, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1969
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Pioneer High School students Mark Edwards (left front)) and Mike Jones are shown here planting one of the approximately 20 trees presented to the high school yesterday as a "Living Memorial" to the 1919 graduating class of Ann Arbor High School. The trees have been planted near the main entrance driveway off Stadium Blvd., together with a granite marker inscribed by the 1919 class. The trees were planted by members of the conservation classes at Pioneer. In the background are three of the graduates of 1919. They are (from left) Hudson T. Morton, Mrs. Leonard W. Wing and Ralph W. Muncy. The tree being planted is a witch hazel.

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1969
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Jo Mielziner Examines Power Center Construction Plans, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
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Designer Examines Theatre Plans. Scenery and theatre designer Jo Mielziner looks over plans for the new Power Performing Arts Center which is being built adjacent to Felch Park. Mielziner also is designing the set for the world premiere of Evan Hunter's "The Conjuror." The new play will be presented Nov. 3-8.

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1969
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October
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Children Pose in Preparation for Fashion Show, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1969
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Making Fashion Debuts. Practicing modeling techniques in preparation for this week's Friday Fashions Show at the Ann Arbor Women's City Club are, from left, Jack Austin Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Austin Sr.; Craig Pearson, son of Dr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Pearson, and Jill Lepard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Lepard Children of City Club members will model fashions from the Children's Shop in the Lamp Post Plaza. Also featured will be Christmas gift suggestions for children from the Kiddie Korner Shop. Other children who will make their modeling debuts are Karen and Judy Johnston, Polly Tippet, Jennifer Conlin, Heather Braithwaite, Amy Lepard, Christina and Peter Savarino and Jamie Edwards. Fashions will be shown throughout the luncheon hour in the dining room between noon and 1:30 p.m.

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1969
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October
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Actress Tammy Grimes Visits University Elementary School, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1969
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Attentive Audience For Tammy. Students at University Elementary School had a special treat this week when actress Tammy Grimes came to their school to speak to them about the theater. Miss Grimes spoke to children in grades 1 through 6 in the school library. The actress is appearing at the Mendelssohn Theater.

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1969
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October
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Barn Fire on W. Liberty, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1969
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Arson Suspected In Barn Fire. Hand tools and a pickup camper truck were destroyed last night when fire swept through this storage barn at 2060 W. Liberty. Fire officials are investigating the possibility of arson. The fire was reported at 9:24 p.m. It took 17 men 20 minutes to bring the blaze under control. The barn, owned by Richard Sayre of 1523 Pine Valley Blvd., looked like a skeleton after the fire.

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1969
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October
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Completion of Saline School Due by 1971, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1969
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Completion Of Saline School Due By 1971. Construction of the new $5,507,402 Saline High School on Maple Rd. is progressing. The 242,000-square-foot building is expected to be completed by the fall of 1971. It will house students in grades 9-12. The present senior high school on Saline-Ann Arbor Rd. will be converted into a junior high school. The new structure was designed by Guido A. Binda and Associates of Battle Creek.

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1969
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October
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University of Michigan Dental School Building to Be Demolished, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 24, 1969
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Old Dental Building To Come Down. A plywood fence has been erected in front of the University's 61-year-old School of Dentistry Building (center) prior to start of razing the structure within the next week. Second oldest dental school building in the U.S., its site will be occupied by a library addition to the research wing of the new $17,294,845 building complex on right, and an addition to the Kellogg Foundation Institute for Graduate and Postgraduate Dentistry on left. The U-M's Burton Memorial Tower rises at left.

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1969
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October
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Browsing the Displays At Fiegel's Clothing Store, March 1946

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Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1946
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New show and wall cases and fluorescent lighting throughout the entire store have been installed in Fiegel's clothing store on S. Main St., providing more space and better facilities for displaying merchandise.

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1946
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March
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St. Thomas High School's Winning Sports Combination, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1969
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Leo Wagner, athletic director at St. Thomas High, and his son, Mike, look over game photos and a scrapbook depicting some of Mike's sports exploits during his four years with Irish football, basketball, baseball, and track teams. Wagner, who completes his prep career with the expiration of the current school year, is the top basketball scorer in Ann Arbor history with a total of 1008 points. Mike is on his way to earning his 13th prep letter.

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1969
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May
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Campbell Fills Breakey's Post, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1969
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"Senior Circuit Judge William F. Ager Jr. (right) administers the oath to the new Circuit Court Judge, Ross W. Campbell, in the courtroom of the late Judge James R. Breakey Jr. Campbell was appointed to fill the deceased Judge's position."

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1969
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May
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Merchants, Dancers Put Clean Look on City's Face , May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1969
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"Downtown merchants, city officials and the visiting wooden shoe Dancers from Holland, Mich. pushed brooms down Main St. Saturday morning. It was the annual spring cleanup here and a reminder for all residents to keep Ann Arbor beautiful by removing trash, debris and dirt. A heavy spring rain followed the sweep-down effort. Showers continued into the night and there's a chance of more rain today."

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1969
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May
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Slauson Junior High Fashion Show, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1969
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"How to dress correctly was shown by these students Monday at a fashion show at Slauson Junior High, sponsored by the school's '17 club.' Some 45 students modeled fashions showing the right and wrong ways to dress. Posing here are (standing from left) Robbie Rogers, Sussanah Juni, Jacki Smith, Carla Betzig, Pat Trickett, and Sue Glass. Kneeling are Edwaa Smith and Mark Bullard. A live jazz group played during the show. The girls also do service projects. Mrs. Andrades Smith is an advisor for the club."

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1969
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May
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Silk-Screening Class at the Ann Arbor YM-YWCA, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1969
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In Class - Examples of the variety of classes offered for "Y" women are instruction in flower arranging and silk-screen printing. At left Mrs. Joseph J. Taylor and Mrs. Manfred Kochen (right) make their first floral arrangement in class. At right [this photo] Mrs. Gordon A. Roberts, silk-screen printing instructor, demonstrates a step in the process.

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1969
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Creating Floral Arrangements at the Ann Arbor YM-YWCA, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1969
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In Class - Examples of the variety of classes offered for "Y" women are instruction in flower arranging and silk-screen printing. At left [this photo] Mrs. Joseph J. Taylor and Mrs. Manfred Kochen (right) make their first floral arrangement in class. At right Mrs. Gordon A. Roberts, silk-screen printing instructor, demonstrates a step in the process.

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1969
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May
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Moms & Tots Enjoy the Pool at the Ann Arbor YM-YWCA, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1969
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Tot Swimmers - Mrs. Jerry D. Waldrop (center) instructs a class designed to teach basic swimming skills to pre-school children. Each child comes to class accompanied by as parent.

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U. S. Marshall, Jay Neuen Escorts VA Suspects, Leonora Perez & Filipina B. Narciso To Car, July 1976

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1976
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Oops! Somewhat chagrined, U. S. Marshall Jay Neuen uses a coathanger, left, to break into his own car after he locked the keys inside while waiting at the Washtenaw County Jail Monday to pick up the two women suspected in the VA hospital deaths. Jail Administrator Frank Donley watches. Above, the two suspects, Filipina B. Narciso (left) and Leonora Perez, chained together and in handcuffs, are ushered into a car by Neuen before being taken to Detroit for court hearings.

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1976
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June
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U. S. Marshall, Jay Neuen, Uses Coathanger to Unlock His Car Outside Washtenaw County Jail, July 1976

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1976
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Oops! Somewhat chagrined, U. S. Marshall Jay Neuen uses a coathanger, left, to break into his own car after he locked the keys inside while waiting at the Washtenaw County Jail Monday to pick up the two women suspected in the VA hospital deaths. Jail Administrator Frank Donley watches. Above, the two suspects, Filipina B. Narciso (left) and Leonora Perez, chained together and in handcuffs, are ushered into a car by Neuen before being taken to Detroit for court hearings.

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1976
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Ann Arbor Buses Back In Business, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1969
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Ann Arbor's transportation system had a new look this morning as partial bus service was restored after 64 days without public transportation. One of the new 12-passenger buses make a stop at Huron and Main.

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1969
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May
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Concerned For Consumers, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 5, 1969
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"James N. Morgan, University professor of economics and program director at the U-M Survey Research Center, discussed the subject, 'Who Should Inform the Consumer.' Saturday morning at the annual meeting here of the Michigan Home Economics Association. Seated to the right of Prof. Morgan is Sister Mary Celeste, new president- elect of the organization."

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1969
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Weapons To Be Displayed, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 8, 1969
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"Various weapons confiscated by the Ann Arbor Police Department are examined by (left to right) officers David Gray, Robert Flynn and David Jachalke in preparation for Sunday's open house."

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1969
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Michigan Recreation Alleys Bowling Team Heads To A.B.C. Tourney In New York City, April 1937

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Ann Arbor News, April 8, 1937
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Will Compete In A.B.C Tourney: This group of local bowlers, representing the Michigan Recreation alleys, will journey to New York next week to compete in the A.B.C. tourney against the cream of the nation's keglers. In the picture, left to right, are Vic Shewman, George Kielwasser, Bill Johnson, Derwood Warren and Chris Anguras. Another team composed of Ewald Steinke, Ben Page, Lefty Hutchinson, Jack Nielsen, and Charles Shelly will also represent the Michigan Recreation at New York. The local teams are slated to bowl April 12 and 13.

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1937
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Varsity Laundry Bowling Team Heads To Chicago Tournament, April 1937

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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1937
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Will Bowl In Chicago Tourney: These six girls will journey to Chicago Sunday to try their luck in the tournament being conducted by the Chicago American. In the picture, front row, left to right, are Laura Egeler, Clarice Lytle, captain Edna Schaadt. In the back row are Mary Alice Mercier, Laurette Egeler and Leola Stoner. The team is sponsored by the Varsity Laundry.

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1937
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April
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Evergreen Tavern Bowling Team Will Compete In Chicago Tournament, April 1937

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Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1937
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Will Compete In Tournament: This team of women bowlers, representing the Evergreen Tavern, left for Chicago today to compete in the Chicago American tournament now in progress in the Windy City. In the picture, left to right, are Mildred Burgett, Marie Cartwright, Mable Reddeman, Ethel La Cross, Estelle Figg and Nettlie Gunnell. The Evergreen team was accompanied on its trip by a five representing Kleis Coca Cola. Helen Mayer, Thryra Mayer, Lillian Weber, Emma Pratt and Vera Besch are members of this second squad.

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1937
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Filipina B. Narciso Leaving The Federal Building In Detroit With Todd Branham, After Preliminary VA Hearings, July 1976

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Ann Arbor News, July 1, 1976
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Free! Leonora Perez (on right in top picture) smiles happily as she is welcomed by an unidentified person in the lobby of Detroit's federal building. Meanwhile, Filipina Narciso (below, right) leaves the federal building with her landlord's son, Todd Branham, 13, of Ypsilanti. The women who are accused of killing five patients and poisoning 10 others at the Ann Arbor Veteran's Administration Hospital, were released from jail Wednesday, after a defense fund raised $15,000 for their bail.

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1976
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July
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International Radio Women's Bowling Team, March 10, 1938

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Ann Arbor News, March 21, 1938
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WILL COMPETE IN CHICAGO CLASSIC: Ann Arbor will be represented in the Class C division of the Chicago American ladies' bowling classic April 2 by the International Radio team shown above. From left to right are: Captain Lauretta Egeler, Clarice Lytle, Laura Egeler, Mable Rayment and Nettie Gunnell. The team recently placed 15th in the state tournament at Kalamazoo and won the first half title in the Ladies' City League.

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1938
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March
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Michigan Theater Bowling Team, 1938

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"The man with necktie number 3, second from right, is a very youthful Jerry Hoag, longtime manager of the Michigan Theater and other Butterfield theaters in Ann Arbor. His presence here strongly suggests that the venue is the Michigan Recreation Lanes, which was located in the Michigan Theater Building's basement." - Wystan Stevens

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Leonora Perez Greeted At The Federal Building, Detroit, After Preliminary VA Hearings, July 1976

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Ann Arbor News, July 1, 1976
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Free! Leonora Perez (on right in top picture) smiles happily as she is welcomed by an unidentified person in the lobby of Detroit's federal building. Meanwhile, Filipina Narciso (below, right) leaves the federal building with her landlord's son, Todd Branham, 13, of Ypsilanti. The women who are accused of killing five patients and poisoning 10 others at the Ann Arbor Veteran's Administration Hospital, were released from jail Wednesday, after a defense fund raised $15,000 for their bail.

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1976
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July
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Carol Jean Smith Celebrates Leap Year Birthday, February 1956

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Ann Arbor News, February 29, 1956
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These two cuties are busy celebrating their first birthdays today -- although they're each four years old. The explanation lies in the fact that both were born on Fe. 29, 1952, and that they haven't been able to observe a birthday on their actual birthdates from that day to this. Happy that Leap Year finally came along and made them "one year old" are Carol Jean Smith (left) of 201 Virginia Ave. and Mark Roos of 235 Murray Ave.

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1956
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February
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Mark Roos Celebrates Leap Year Birthday, February 1956

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Ann Arbor News, February 29, 1956
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These two cuties are busy celebrating their first birthdays today -- although they're each four years old. The explanation lies in the fact that both were born on Fe. 29, 1952, and that they haven't been able to observe a birthday on their actual birthdates from that day to this. Happy that Leap Year finally came along and made them "one year old" are Carol Jean Smith (left) of 201 Virginia Ave. and Mark Roos of 235 Murray Ave.

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1956
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February
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Volkswagen Beetle on Roof of Pioneer High School, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1969
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"Ann Arbor Pioneer High School students found, when they arrived for classes this morning, that the school building had acquired an unusual addition. The small car, apparently dismantled to accomplish the "trip" from ground to roof, was painted in the school's colors- purple and white. The class year of the young "engineers" is obvious."

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1969
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May
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Golden Wedding Anniversary Couple John and Luella Wurster, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 22, 1969
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"A family dinner on Saturday will honor Mr. and Mrs. Wurster of Maplewood St. on the occasion of the 60th wedding anniversary. The dinner to be held at 7p.m. at the Fireside Inn, will be hosted by the couple's family. Their children are Mrs. J. M. Leimenstoll of Cincinnati; Mrs. Norman Stierle, Mrs. Donald W. Angell, and John L. Wurster all of Ann Arbor; and Mrs. Leland H. Richards and Roland E. Wuster, both of Ypsilanti. The former Luella Jedele and Mr. Wurster, were wed home May 27, 1909 at her parents' home on Scio Church Rd. They have live in the Ann Arbor area throughout their lives Mr. Wurster retired from his work in carpentry and painting in 1958. Both enjoy flower gardening, and Mrs. Wurster is a members of the MOMS (Mothers of Men in Service), Inc."

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1969
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May
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"Mr and Mrs. John Wurster"

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Flags To Be Given To Sister City In Japan, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 27, 1969
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"An American flag which has flown over the U.S. capitol is presented by Rep. Marvin L. Esch, R-Ann Arbor (right). to members of the first delegation scheduled to visit Ann Arbor's new sister city in Japan. Receiving the flag is Mrs. Tom Hagerty, wife of the person scheduled to make the presentation on July 18 to the mayor of Hikone City. Making the July trip to Japan will be the 100 members of the Musical Youth International band and choir. Others in the picture are (left to right): Joan Hagerty, Louist Stout Jr. and Neil Perrault. Stout and Miss Perrault represented MYI."

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Thanks, Nick, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 14, 1969
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"Miss Mary Ellen Lewis (left), former veteran Ann Arbor teacher, and Earl Riskey, former intramurals director at the university, were two of the many Ann Arborites who turned out last night to honor Nicholas Schreiber (center) at a farewell dinner. Schreiber, principal of Ann Arbor High School for 22 years before his retirement last June, leaves the city next month for Arizona, where he and his wife plan to make their home. Miss Lewis was a teacher and counselor in the Ann Arbor Public School for 38 years before her retirement in 1961. She worked with Schreiber at AAHS for many years."

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Chelsea High School Tennis Team, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 5, 1969
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The Chelsea High tennis team joins the News' Pictorial Honor Roll of Champions after sharing the regional championship at Albion, standing, left to right, are Mike Hergert, Rick Dellinger, Steve Knickerbocker, Dave Conklin, Mike Thompson, and Mark Thompson. Seated are Steve Thomson (left) Tom Thomson who will be playing in the Class B State Tournament at Kalamazoo this weekend.

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1969
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June
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29 UN Diplomats Visit Ann Arbor, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
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United Nations Diplomats Visit City. Pausing for a moment outside city hall during their Saturday afternoon campus-community tour are three of the 29 United Nations diplomats, upper photo left to right, Batswana Ambassador T. J. Molefhe, Norway delegate Thor Knudsen and Ecuadorian First Secretary Horacio Sevilla-Borja. To acquaint the diplomats with American family life, institutions, educational systems and government the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc. sponsored a three-day tour which on Saturday began with a visit to the University English Language Institute at 10 a.m. George Luther, assistant director of the Institute, addressed the diplomats, lower photo. The University and a group of Ann Arbor residents are hosting the visitors.

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1969
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October
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29 UN Diplomats Visit Ann Arbor, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
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United Nations Diplomats Visit City. Pausing for a moment outside city hall during their Saturday afternoon campus-community tour are three of the 29 United Nations diplomats, upper photo left to right, Botswana Ambassador T. J. Molefhe, Norway delegate Thor Knudsen and Ecuadorian First Secretary Horacio Sevilla-Borja. To acquaint the diplomats with American family life, institutions, educational systems and government the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc. sponsored a three-day tour which on Saturday began with a visit to the University English Language Institute at 10 a.m. George Luther, assistant director of the Institute, addressed the diplomats, lower photo. The University and a group of Ann Arbor residents are hosting the visitors.

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1969
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October
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Football: Huron High School Vs Battle Creek Lakeview High School, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1969
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Heading For Paydirt. Ken Herman (arrow), Huron running back, races toward the end zone and a touchdown last night. Herman tallied the first of the Huron's six-pointers in the victory over Battle Creek Lakeview. Two enemy defenders, Ernest English (32) and Ken Reiss (22), pursue Herman in vain while Huron Jerry Keaton follows the action.

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1969
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October
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Football: Huron High School Vs Battle Creek Lakeview High School, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1969
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C-r-r-unch! Greg Grambeau, Huron defender, wrestles Lakeview's Ernest English to the turf in third-quarter action. English is about to tumble over the partially oobscured body of Bart Packard, who seemed to get into everything last night. Packard intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble to set up Huron scores. Gary Pratt (64) and Dave Skala (83) move in to apply the finishing touches. An unidentified player has made a downfield block.

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1969
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October
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University of Michigan Regents Meeting, October 1969

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Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1969
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Regents Have Peaceful Meeting. Yesterday's meeting of the U-M Board of Regents proved, as seen here, to be a peaceful affair observed by about two dozen students, in contrast to last month's interruption by 500 activists who crowded into the room. Faculty and student observers agreed last month's scene might have been repeated if regents had not approved a revised campus bookstore plan. Approval came by a vote of 5-3.

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1969
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October
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