Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1966
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Mrs. Charles Lipson helps five-year-old Elizabeth McCoy with a book while other youngsters browse through the book shelves at the Community Center. The other children are (left to right) Mark McCoy, 9, Larry Mitchell, 12, Barbara McCoy, 12, and Marie Mitchell, 10. Mrs. Lipson is a volunteer worker.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 27, 1973
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Nurses Linda Applegate (left) and Mary Rembor take health histories at the table while nurse Nancy Leipold weighs a person during the Models Cities Health Fair Saturday and Sunday at the Ann Arbor Community Center on North Main Street. The three nurses were representing the Michigan Heart Association, one of 21 agencies which teamed up for the fair. More than 200 persons received treatment or advice during the fair.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1982
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TOYS FOR TOTS -- Workers at the General Motors Assembly Plant at Willow Run have given time and money to gather 1,500 Christmas toys worth $10,000 for underprivileged children in Washtenaw and Wayne counties. The toys were turned over to the U.S. Marine Corps' "Toys for Tots" program in a ceremony at the plant Monday. Among those taking part were (clockwise from left): Bill Moon, shop chairman for UAW Local 1776; Barbara Burton, co-leader of the project in the plant; George Francis, personnel director; Sue Jackson, the other project co-leader; Santa Claus; Marine 1st Sgt. Eugene Owens; plant manager Frank Faga; and Marine Staff Sgt. Booker Young. Toys for Tots was founded in Los Angeles in 1947 by Marine Maj. Bill Hendricks and it has spread around the nation since. It goes through social welfare agencies to distribute the toys.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 25, 1966
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Explaining Charts For Exhibit: University Prof. of Social Work Ralph Fletcher explains a chart showing the results of a class project done under his guidance to pinpoint areas of greatest need for county social services for children to Mrs. Robert Vinter (left), Project 74 director, and Mrs. Berwind Kaufmann, League of Women Voters' welfare study group cochairman. The exhibit of charts will be on display during the "Children's Services -- Planning Today for Tomorrow" conference being sponsored by the League of Women Voters and Project 74 at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Michigan Union Ballroom.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1982
Caption:
Peace Neighborhood Center's Rose Martin said that the city is faced with a class of people who are newly poor because of the recession.