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Elsie Tipton Receives Eye Examination at Parkridge Community Center Info Fair, February 1986 Photographer: Tom Marks

Elsie Tipton Receives Eye Examination at Parkridge Community Center Info Fair, February 1986 image

Year:
1986

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1986
Caption:
Elsie Tipton (left) of the Huron Valley Girl Scout Council undergoes an eye examination administered by nurse Elaine Ray Connell of Catherine McAuley Health Center.

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Health Screening at Parkridge Community Center Information Fair, February 1986 Photographer: Tom Marks

Health Screening at Parkridge Community Center Information Fair, February 1986 image

Year:
1986

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1986
Caption:
Connell (left) helps George Goodman fill out a questionnaire as part of the health screening program at the fair. Goodman's wife, Thelma, co-founder of the area's first community center, also takes part.

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Hostesses at Parkridge Community Center Information Fair, February 1986 Photographer: Tom Marks

Hostesses at Parkridge Community Center Information Fair, February 1986 image

Year:
1986

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1986
Caption:
Brownies Keda Smith and Latina Mitchell served as hostesses.

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Julia McCoy and Ken Miller Examine Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988 Photographer: Steve Jones

Julia McCoy and Ken Miller Examine Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988 image

Year:
1988

Published In:
Ypsilanti Press, February 29, 1988
Caption:
The final weekend of February--Black History Month--was marked by Ypsilantians by art and folktales. Julia McCoy, top, shows a collection of about 20 pieces of African art to Parkridge Community Center director Ken Miller at the Black History Fair at Center Saturday. More than 200 attended the fair.