Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 18, 1977
Caption:
BOOTH-EYE VIEW - A view from the ticket booth at the Briarwood Movies shows crowds of people lined up Friday evening to see "Star Wars," which opened this week. Steven Flynn, manager of the Movies says all seven Friday showings of the popular science fiction movie were sold out. Because of the great interest in the movie, he said tickets for the 7:50 and 10:15 p.m. showings are being sold at the same time. Flynn said this morning 360 people had lined up by 10 a.m. to see "Star Wars," and some of the moviegoers had been in line for more than an hour. He said robots will be seating people at the 7:50 p.m. showing today. Above the ticket booth are specially printed instructions on buying tickets for "Star Wars." He said all of the movies last night sold out except "For the Love of Benji," which is playing at the Movies 4. Other Briarwood movies attracting large lines are the epic war film "A Bridge Too Far" and "Exorcist II, The Heretic." (News Photo by Robert Chase)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1977
Caption:
FOR SPECIAL EVENTS - Eighth grader Bill Anderson, left, wears a tan cord three-piece vested suit. His sister Beth, a second grader, liked the blue print quilted vest of this dress. The print is repeated on the sleeves of the cream-colored blouse. Tom Prescott, an eighth grader, selected a navy blue three-piece vested polyester suit.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1977
Caption:
SCHOOL TOGS - Rugged Super Denim pants and a football T-shirt worn by Bill Anderson, left, come in assorted styles and colors. Tom Prescott's Match Factory sweater is 100 per cent wool and washable. It comes in blue, green and brown accented with two stripes of lighter colors of the main body. Beth Anderson's jumper-look dress is 100 per cent double -knit polyester. And just in case you missed those vibrant red and blue stripes in the blouse, they're repeated in the matching socks that come with the dress.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1977
Caption:
DRESSED UP - Alicia Nielsen, left, shows a versatile sky-blue jumper with side ties and matching slacks, worn with red turtleneck and red purse with multi-colored embroidery. Her Lawton School classmate Amy Naylor, right, wears a front-zippered denim jumper with red overstitching and matching short-sleeved shirt in multi-colored stripes and carries a denim shoulder bag.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1977
Caption:
DRESSED DOWN - Sportier outfits, entirely appropriate for school, include for Alicia a two-piece smock-top and pants in tomato soup red with multi-colored sleeves and bodice trim; for Amy, jeans with rainbow stripe down the leg and embroidered butterfly on left pocket, white cowl-necked pullover, burgundy coat-sweater - the newest version of the layered look for all ages this fall.