Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 17, 1972
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With slightly shaky success, a new group of Bluebirds tried its wings on ice recently. And giggles drowned out any worries of failure. Pictured from left are Nora McNamara, Leader Martha Cooper, Kris Williams, Helper Missy Babcock, and Beth Meade. (The woman in the background is not identified.) The Bluebirds, as well as their older counterparts, the Camp Fire Girls, are organizing for the first time in Ann Arbor under Mrs. Cooper's direction. Mrs. Cooper, who was a Camp Fire Girl in her youth, decided to launch the program locally because of fond memories of her Colorado girlhood in the organization. The two groups are actively seeking more recruits so they can grow, flourish and share their experiences more widely. Of course, adult volunteer leaders are needed, too. The groups are for girls of all races, religions, national origins and economic backgrounds from the age of six through high school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 3, 1943
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We've got to stretch the rubber on our tires a long way. One excellent way to do this is to take your neighbors' as well as your own children to school. Enlist your car today by joining a neighborhood car-sharing club to get the children to school. To do this is not only patriotic -- it's thrifty and guarantees a longer life for your car, greater mileage for your ties.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1994
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Mack Elementary School second-grader Emily Hann projects Tuesday's eclipse onto a piece of paper through a small hole in another paper.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 17, 1938
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PROUD OF RIBBONS: Betty Ann Keppler, left, and Joan Michelson, of West Park, appear proud of the ribbons they were awarded Saturday afternoon at Wines Field for winning second place in the girls' pair skating race at the city carnival. Both Betty Ann and Joan attend Mack school.