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Football: St. Thomas vs. Detroit St. Agatha, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1969
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Detroit St. Agatha wing back Richard Kayfez really attracts a crowd in a hurry as a swarm of St. Thomas gang up to tackle him in the second quarter. While Dave Hieber grabs him around the shoulders, Irish defensive back Mark Iott ties up his legs. Rushing in to help out is Pete DeFord (41). The Aggies won, 28-7.

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1969
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September
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Writer Joseph A. Livingston Speaks to Student Protesters, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1969
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Pulitzer Prize Winner Joseph A. Livingston (right), economics editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin" and writer of the syndicated "Business Outlook" column, talks with student demonstrators on the Regent's Plaza yesterday. Livingston was here to address the 52nd annual meeting of the University Press Club of Michigan. The students were part of a group of several hundred who marched through the Literary College Building, and the Angell-Haven-Mason Hall complex during the afternoon following Thursday night's campus disorders.

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1969
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September
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Respirator Machine At The Veterans Administration Hospital, Ann Arbor, September 1975

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1975
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Breathing Aid: The two tubes (large arrow) draped over the glass jar of this respirator (breathing machine) connect to another tube like the one disconnected from a patient's respirator at the VA Hospital in a suspected murder attempt. The switch on the metal cover of the jar (small arrow) of the respirator, similar to the one involve, is for the alarm system that failed to operate.

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1975
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September
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Job Opportunities Explained, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1969
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"Learning about opportunities available at the Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities from interviewer Burl Howell, personnel supervisor of CPHA (second from right) are (left to right) John Johnson, Sue Tracey, Greg Thompson, and Leroy Carter. The interviews with various area businesses were conducted in the Ann Arbor High East Commons Room in a "Job Fair", sponsored by the Ann Arbor Youth Commission and the Human Relation Commission, held from 10:30 am until 2 pm yesterday.

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1969
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May
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Award Winning Teacher In Classroom, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 29, 1969
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"O. Herbert Ellis is shown directing an experiment this morning at Pioneer High School with some baby chicks. Ellis received the George O. Ross Memorial Award last night as Ann Arbor's most outstanding teacher for 1969. This was the fourth annual Ross Award presented by the Ann Arbor Education Association. Ellis has taught biology at the high school for 14 years. In the photo are (from left) Joel Hilldebrandt, Paula Rutherford, Ellis, Anneke van den Bosch and Chris Clisham."

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1969
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July
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Flames Destroy Garage, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 16, 1969
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Firemen extinguish a blaze at 520 N. Zeeb in Scio Township Tuesday afternoon which resulted in the total loss of a two- car garage and its contents. Loss to the building was set at $4,000 and $1,400 to the contents. The garage contained copper piping, power tools, lumber and plywood. The cause of the fire is undetermined. George Smith owns and lives at the N. Zeeb site. The Dexter Fire Department was aided by firemen from Ann Arbor and Chelsea.

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1969
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July
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Christian and Douglas Hesseltine With Pet Gerbil, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1969
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A gerbil (left) [this photo[makes a good pet because it's small and, unlike most members of the rodent family, stays awake during the day. Its owners, Christian, 7, and Douglas, 6, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hesseltine of Starwick Drive. The baby chicks (picture at right) of David Ference, abandoned after hatching, are convinced that he is their mother. David is the son of Mrs. Cecelia Ference of Salie. Mrs. Ference and her son have made their country home a recreation center with different kinds of animals and a Tom Sawyer atmosphere.

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1969
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July
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"Children And Their Pets: An All-American Combination"

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Ann Arbor Police Deputy Chief Rolland J. "Barney" Gainsley Celebrates 25 Years With The Force, April 1960

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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1960
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Pleased Policeman: Ann Arbor's deputy police chief, Rolland J. Gainsley, grins broadly as he juggles cake and coffee at a surprise party given for him yesterday afternoon in recognition of his 25th anniversary with the Police Department. Chief Casper M. Enkemann called Gainsley "a real dedicated servant."

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1960
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April
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All Set For A Barbecue, June 1969

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"Barbecue dinner outdoors is a family affair at the Norman Bourestom's home. While Mr. Boureston places shish kebabs on skewers, his wife and daughter Melissa, set the table. Son Robert surveys all the action from his post by the grill. The shish kebabs, called Lahum Mishwee, are a Lebanese dish reflecting Mr. Bourestom's heritage. Mrs. Bourestom also prepares a variety of Lebanese breads."

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1969
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M Men Gather, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 8, 1969
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"The new artificial turf which will be installed in Michigan Stadium gets a close inspection from a group at the annual M club outing. Bob Brown, a member of the Board of Regents, take a look at the turf displayed by Football Coach Bo Schmebechler while standing (left to right) are Sid Dewey, a former football player, Athetic Director Don Canham, Bennie Osterbaan, athletic public relations and Wally Weber, a former coach and instructor in physical education. Retired publicist Les Etter and retired trainer Jim Hunt, who was made an honorary member of the M Club, were especially honored during the outing at the Michigan Golf Course."

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2 Push Demand, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 19, 1969
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"Marc Van Der Hout (left) and Lawrence (pun) Plamondon were among the speakers who unsuccessfully urged a crowd on the UM Diagonal yesterday to vote for a demand that part of S. University Ave. be closed by the city. Van Der Hout is executive vice president of U-M Student Government Council, while Plamondon calls himself minister of defense for the White Panther Party of 1510 Hill."

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1969
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Off To The Prom, June 1969

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"Here are three of the couples from Ann Arbor Pioneer and Huron Highs who attended the schools' prom last night. The combined prom was held at the new Huron High Cafeteria - the first time the building has been used for an official school function. The prom theme was "The End of An Era." Providing the musical entertainment was "The Excels." Posing are (from left, back to front) John Heiftje, Pat Scollard, Jeff Klum, Connie Goldsmith, Larry Patrick, Barbara Patton."

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1969
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Votes Cast At Fieldhouse, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1969
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"This was the scene at Yost Fieldhouse this morning as some early risers cast votes for three candidates in the Ann Arbor Board of Education election and for millage and bonding issues offered by the Ann Arbor School District and Washtenaw School District. Yost Fieldhouse is the voting place for Precinct 23, which includes all of ward 4, Precinct 4, Precinct 7 of the city. For the first time this year, the places of voting for school elections are the same as for city elections. Pictured are (from left) Mrs. Charles L. Howe, Mrs. R. E. Cochran, Mrs. Fay Heldreth and Carl Zwinck,"

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1969
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June
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Senator Church at Hearing, June 1969

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Senator Listens- Sen. Frank Church, D- Idaho, listens to testimony during a Senate subcommittee hearing on aging at the University. Church, flanked by two aides and a secretary, heads the sub- committee.

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Art's Jekyll -- Hyde Dogs, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
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"Playful- All of Art's "graduates" live at home with their handlers, many of whom have small children, so it is essential that the dogs be basically friendly animals. The handlers consider them pets as well as professional colleagues. The playful side of the dogs is demonstrated below left by Charles Art as he frolics with Duke, and by Skavdahl, below right, with Blackie, who is taking time off from a busy training session to relax and roll on the grass in Art's back yard. Because of the selection and training process the handlers have absolutely no qualms about allowing the dogs free rein of the house, even when there are small children present, as there are in many of the homes."

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Art's Jekyll -- Hyde Dogs, June 1969

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"Playful- All of Art's "graduates" live at home with their handlers, many of whom have small children, so it is essential that the dogs be basically friendly animals. The handlers consider them pets as well as professional colleagues. The playful side of the dogs is demonstrated below left by Charles Art as he frolics with Duke, and by Skavdahl, below right, with Blackie, who is taking time off from a busy training session to relax and roll on the grass in Art's back yard. Because of the selection and training process the handlers have absolutely no qualms about allowing the dogs free rein of the house, even when there are small children present, as there are in many of the homes."

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Art's Jekyll -- Hyde Dogs, June 1969

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"Tracking - Another side of the training is demonstrated by Larry Baird, Washtenaw Sheriff's Deputy through a tracking exercise with Duke straining at the leash. The dogs are taught to follow a scent, as well as to keep fleeing suspects in sight, such as the well known 'Bomber", have been taught to sniff out narcotic drugs from packages sent through the mail."

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Preserve Pilgrims' Memory, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1969
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"Members of the Society of Mayflower Descendants in Michigan gather at the Statler Hilton Inn on Saturday for the group's annual spring luncheon. State Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley (left), who is governor of the Michigan Society, and Mrs. Edwin L Webber, member of the local luncheon committee, welcome Norman Joy Greene (center), of Berwyn, PA', governor of the national Society of Mayflower Descendants. Greene was keynote speaker for the affair. The Mayflower Society is made of lineal descendants of the Mayflower passengers, who seek to preserve the memory, records and history of the pilgrims.

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Art's Jekyll -- Hyde Dogs, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
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"Turnabout- Larry Skavdahl one of Charles Art's trainers, demonstrates a basic principle Art adheres to in dog training - an animal MUST attack on command, but he also MUST immediately break off that attack on command. Above Heidi, under commander of Hesse Bartlett, and below Duchess, restrained by Art Fletcher, go after Skavdahl, who simulates an attacker. Fangs barred, and straining at the leash, the dogs will either protect their master from attack or rout an intruder. But at the command "Friend" the dog will stop the attack at once, and even, as demonstrated above right by Holly, under command of Cappy Cappanella, allow himself to be petted, as Skavdahl is doing. Careful selection (only one dog in 40 is accepted for training), and thorough training, together with the dog's basic even temperament, is the key to this turnabout in action."

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Flag Designates Center, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 2, 1969
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"Holding the blue flag which designates Slauson Junior High School as an official demonstration center for physical fitness programs are (from left) Dean G. Bodley, chairman of the Slauson physical education department; Edwin G. Rice of the State Department of Education, and Slauson Principal Roland J. Lehker. The flag and a certificate of recognition were presented to school officials Tuesday. Slauson is the first school in Michigan to be named a Demonstration center."

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Art's Jekyll -- Hyde Dogs, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
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"Turnabout- Larry Skavdahl one of Charles Art's trainers, demonstrates a basic principle Art adheres to in dog training - an animal MUST attack on command, but he also MUST immediately break off that attack on command. Above Heidi, under commander of Hesse Bartlett, and below Duchess, restrained by Art Fletcher, go after Skavdahl, who simulates an attacker. Fangs barred, and straining at the leash, the dogs will either protect their master from attack or rout an intruder. But at the command "Friend" the dog will stop the attack at once, and even, as demonstrated above right by Holly, under command of Cappy Cappanella, allow himself to be petted, as Skavdahl is doing. Careful selection (only one dog in 40 is accepted for training), and thorough training, together with the dog's basic even temperament, is the key to this turnabout in action."

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Art's Jekyll -- Hyde Dogs, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
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"Turnabout- Larry Skavdahl one of Charles Art's trainers, demonstrates a basic principle Art adheres to in dog training - an animal MUST attack on command, but he also MUST immediately break off that attack on command. Above Heidi, under commander of Hesse Bartlett, and below Duchess, restrained by Art Fletcher, go after Skavdahl, who simulates an attacker. Fangs barred, and straining at the leash, the dogs will either protect their master from attack or rout an intruder. But at the command "Friend" the dog will stop the attack at once, and even, as demonstrated above right by Holly, under command of Cappy Cappanella, allow himself to be petted, as Skavdahl is doing. Careful selection (only one dog in 40 is accepted for training), and thorough training, together with the dog's basic even temperament, is the key to this turnabout in action."

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Publicizing the Alva Gordon Sink Group Rummage Sale, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 2, 1969
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Clothing, toys and household goods will be among the items for sale at the Alva Gordon Sink Group Rummage Sale. The sale will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Ann Arbor Armory, 223 East Ann. Proceeds will go to the group's scholarship fund, which supports a student at the University of Michigan through the Office of Economic Opportunity Awards program. Assisting with publicity are Mrs. John A. Yeager, left, and Mrs. George I. Haddad.

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1969
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September
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International Hospitality Program Aims to Make International Students Feel at Home, September 1969

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Life in a foreign country can be interesting, even to the very young, as the children of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fiegel discover. Sharing her scrapbook pictures with them is Miss Francoise Duesberg of Brussels, a student at the University. The children are Mark, 3, left of Miss Duesberg; Pam, 9, right, and Lynn, 7, in front. The Fiegels are Francoise's host family.

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1969
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September
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Researcher Robert Propst, September 1969

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"Robert Propst (1921-2000) former president of the Herman Miller furniture company, designed the efficient Action Office System, which evolved into the cubicle system now in use in offices worldwide." - Wystan Stevens

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Teens Clear Grounds of New Catholic Social Services Building, Whitmore Lake, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1969
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Whitmore Lake teen-agers are making ready the grounds of Catholic Social Services' new branch office, 9561 N. Main, for an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow. The youth and adult volunteers have repaired, painted and furnished the new Whitmore Lake branch office which will be staffed by two full-time case workers from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Since June 1 they have extended the United Fund agency's counseling services to nearly 150 families. The youngsters above, from left, are Sherri Greenwood, Kitty Pettigrew, Mary Ann McGrath, Pamela Riskey, Rene Stevenson, Beth Kidder and Scott Stevenson.

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1969
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Art Show At Senior Citizens Guild, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1969
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Mrs. Margaret Chapin, right, art instructor to a class of senior citizens, hangs some of the paintings which will be featured in the group's art exhibit from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and Thursday at the Senior Citizens Guild. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schwartz, members of the class, assist Mrs. Chapin in preparing for the exhibit which will be held both indoors and outdoors. A sidewalk cafe on the patio will serve refreshments.

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1969
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Ann Arbor AAUW Holds Membership Tea, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 14, 1969
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"Lighting" an AAUW lamp of knowledge is Mrs. Dwaine V. Lighthammer, left, membership chairman of the Ann Arbor branch. She and her fellow committee members, Mrs. E.C. Pardon III and Mrs. Lillian V. Ward, right, will welcome present and prospective members of AAUW to the organization's membership tea from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Ann Arbor Women's City Club.

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Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Building Under Construction, September 1969

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1969
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September
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"This is of course the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. building, under construction on East Huron Street, next to the parking lot of the Ann Arbor News." Wystan Stevens

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Belleville Teen Completes Long-Distance Hike, September 1969

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Mountain man, Eric Ryback, 17, of 45236 Sunrise Lane, near Belleville, shows his tattered shirt he wore on much of the 2,023-mile trip he just completed. He is wearing a shirt an old man gave him in the mountains of Tennessee.

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Man Killed by Truck on University of Michigan Campus, September 1969

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Ann Arbor Patrolman Walter Johnson, left, stands over Frank Shuck, 47, of Grayling, Mich., lying on ground, moments after the Crawford County man received fatal injuries when struck by the asphalt truck at right. Construction workers nearby are checking Shuck's injuries. The Grayling resident died of multiple internal injuries at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital about an hour after the N. University Ave. accident yesterday. Duane Strieter, 20, of Saline, driver of the truck, told police he did not see Shuck behind him as he backed his vehicle. Shuck was an Ann Arbor Construction Co. employee assigned to a paving job on N. University Ave. near the U-M's North Hall.

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Sheriff's Motorcycle Patrol Ready, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1969
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"Sheriff's Deputies Thomas Kelly (left) and Robert Marcum (right) are astride the department's two new motorcycles which go on duty this weekend, on patrol of parks throughout Washtenaw County. Local residents have complained that motorcycle gangs and young hoodlums have harassed picnickers in area parks. Deputies have been unable to apprehend the offenders because scout cars cannot drive down narrow trails or over rough terrain. Deputy Marcum and Deputy Joseph Swope will be permanently assigned to the cycles, believed to be the first two wheeled vehicles used by any area police agency in a generation. Ann Arbor police do use three-wheel vehicles."

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Student Art Work Based On Problems, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 11, 1969
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"Three Ann Arbor elementary school students show some of the art work currently on display on the fourth floor of the U-M Exhibits Museum. The works are based on problems suggested to the students by the various exhibits at the museum. All the works are done by fourth, fifth and sixth graders from the Ann Arbor schools. The exhibit will remain until the end of June. Pictured (from left) and Dr. William Lunk, Miss Heather Thorpe, Miss Frances Wright, Philip Grew, Bruce Weilepp and Elizabeth Moore. Public viewing is encouraged."

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Hitting Instructions, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1969
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"Getting a few tips on the fine art of hitting from coach Jess Kauffman are the award winners and captains-elect of the Huron High baseball team. The Hurons are (left to right) Co- capt. John Baker, the most valuable player; co- capt. Art Rosseau; Larry Spears, co-capt. elect; Ed Ernest, most improved player and Al Baker, co- capt elected."

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Pioneer High School Track Team, June 1969

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Joining the News Honor Roll of Champions after its six-A League and Belleville Regional championships is the Pioneer High track team, undefeated in seven dual meet starts. In foreground, flanking the Class A regional and Albion Innovational runner up trophies are Russ Kennedy, left, and Edd Fetters while in first row are Brad Fienberg, Walter Hill, Bob Heinonen, Lincoln Schoch, Tom Olencki, Don Newman, Dick Evans, Skip Burck, Palmer Schoch, and Maurice Reece. Second Row, again from left, are Bill Twining, Fred Crawford, Dan Bertos, Paul Gibson, Don Johnson, Garrion Campbell, Mike Bridge, Cliff Slay, Cornell Kirkland, and Don Blanchard, head coach. Third row, Nick Kellum, assistant coach, Pete Murtaugh, Dave Curby, Phil Schneeberger, Mickey Smith, Tim Bender, Ricky Mial, Bruce Robinson, Mark Lohela, Mike Vaal, and manager Eric Johnston. In fourth row, also from left, are Don Cristoff, Ben Davis, Rick Pink, Bob Hartwell, Tom Coates, Dave Downey, Carlton Davis, Jim Kuchera, Mike Hicks, Roozbeh Kahalili, Greg Bairnsdale, and Bob Jones. Missing is assistant coach Don Sleeman.

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Mother's Exchange Displays New Poster, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
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The mothers of Mother's Exchange approve a poster sketch for their group. From left to right are Mrs. Robert J. Kisken, Mrs. George J. Pinyuh, and Mrs. Edward N. Herberg. Also in on the decisions are Mari Pinyuh (left), five, and Nomi Herberg, two. The poster was designed by Mrs. Pinyuh.

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Margarethe Kozminski Puts Ear Tags On The Triplet Calves On Her Farm, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 23, 1969
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Mrs. Ike Kozminski puts an ear tag on one of the three Holstein heifer calves born on her farm at 4695 Peckins Rd. in Lima township. She plans to keep the calves for breeding purposes. Both the cow and calves are "doing fine" Mrs. Kozminski has been in farming for two years.

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New Trustees Take Oath Of Office, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1969
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"George Balas (left), re- elected secretary-treasurer of the Ann Arbor school board, swears in three new trustees. Taking the oath last night are (left from Balas) Henry Johnson, Dr. Ronald C. Bishop, and Cecil W. Warner."

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A Swim Is Great On Warm, Sultry Day, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 26, 1969
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"What's better than a swim on a warm, sultry day? Not much, according to first-graders (right) who are participating in free "Learn-to-swim" lessons offered jointly by the Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club and the Ann Arbor YM-YWCA. Nearly 800 youngsters signed up over the past two weeks for the five days of lessons. The 800 figure is an increase of about 250 over last year's total. This is the sixth year the swimming lessons have been offered at the "Y". Tomorrow is the final day of the sessions. At left in photo are the swimming instructors."

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1969
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June
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University Presidents Take Time For A Chat, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1969
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"U-M President Robben W. Fleming, (left) and President Charles E. Odegaard of the University of Washington, who delivered today's commencement speech at the U-M, had time to chat informally for a few minutes yesterday afternoon in the back yard of Fleming's home on S. University. Rising behind them is the seven-story addition being built at the U-M General Library.

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1969
Month
May
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