Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 15, 1977
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Today is the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's birth, but the Ann Arbor Public Schools commemorated the event yesterday, with an in-service afternoon program for teachers and administrators at Pioneer High. Following presentations by Supt. Harry Howard, Asst. Supt. Robert Potts, and Prof. James Standifer of the U-M Music School there was a program by a jazz quartet of local musicians, which included Pioneer High teacher Robert Elliott on drums. The remainder of the program was furnished by artists of the New Black Repertory Company, including dancers, shown above in "African Welcome Dance." Other company members presented poetry and song to honor Dr. King. The company has also scheduled public appearances Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights next week at Mack Elementary School. (Staff photos by Jack Stubbs)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 13, 1957
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SANTA'S HELPER: Mrs. Nancy Anthony, 114 E. Kingsley St., is busy these days painting and repairing toys to be distributed at the annual Christmas party sponsored by the Civics Club on Dec. 12 at the Dunbar Center. This is a yearly task for Mrs. Anthony, whose basement now is crammed with dolls, trucks, scooters and other repairable gifts for youngsters. Mrs. Anthony says she is still in need of more dolls and toy guns for this project.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 14, 1970
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Volunteers from the Bethel Toy Club, the Ann Arbor Police and the County Sheriff's Department, and Girl Scouts from the Huron Valley Council gathered at the home of Mrs. Nancy Anthony to wrap Christmas presents purchased with proceeds from the annual charity "Pig Bowl." The gifts were presented Sunday to needy children. Standing, from left to right, are Police Community Relations Lt. Kenneth B. Klinge, Mrs. Lucile Dokes, Lt. Robert C. Britton from the Sheriff's Department, Mrs. Anthony and Gladys Brown. Seated are Cathy Ponitz, left, from Girl Scout Troop 55, and Marilyn Herndron, Troop 118.