Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 6, 1963
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CHI-CHI IS CHIC: Linda Richardson, 10, of 915 Woodlawn Ave. once dressed her pup, named Chi-Chi, in doll's clothing when it was ill. Now the alert little mongrel shows a preference for a "dress-up" dinner. In fact, Linda says, the dog will refuse to drink his milk unless clothed. But that provides a happy chore for Linda.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1958
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Give Japanese Program: Mrs. Howard Fanslow, chairman of the Japanese study program conducted by the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Ypsilanti First Methodist Church, admires the Japanese doll held by young Sue Vogelsberg. Looking on are twins Patty and Peggy Pensinger. Mrs. Fanslow and the three children, all in costume took part in a program Saturday at the church climaxing the WCSC's Japanese study. The twins have spent two years in Japan with their parents.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1994
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Philip Power, co-founder of the Eskimo Arts Gallery, studies an Inuit sculpture at the gallery's Domino's Farms location.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1946
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Dunbar Center Children Learn Good Citizenship Early: They're learning early at Dunbar Civic Center--learning to be good citizens. The children in the accompanying picture are just playing with dolls, to be sure; but under the skillful guidance of a Dunbar recreational leader they're also learning about the family problems they'll one day meet: home management, child care and a number of related topics.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1965
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Sheriff's Detective Lt. Irving C. Hollis looks over one of three dolls sent to Ann Arbor area residents from relatives stationed in Viet Nam. Army authorities say some of the dolls have had explosives plated in then by Viet Cong terrorists. No explosives have been found in the three dolls turned over to local police agencies by residents here.