Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 16, 1940
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PREPARING FOR TICKET SALE FOR THE EASTER BALL: Three of the members of the large committee already busy selling tickets for the annual Easter ball gathered at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Elliott Barnwell on Cambridge Rd. to talk over the campaign. The ball is sponsored by the League of St. Andrew and will be held on April 5 in the Michigan Union ballrooms. From left to right above the members are: Miss Margaret Cowie of Cambridge Rd., Mrs. Albert C. Furstenberg of Geddes Heights; Mrs. Barnwell; and Miss Ann Edmunds of Cambridge Rd.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 6, 1969
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On Easter Morning. The dawn of Easter this morning finds churches throughout the Ann Arbor area decked with lilies, ferns and other appropriate appointments for morning services. Typical is St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 420 W. Liberty with its focal point of angels and trumpets.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 7, 1982
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BUNNY AND FRIEND - "Gretchen", the Dachshund, owned by Mrs. Beverly Graham, checks out an Easter basket on the arm of a snow bunny built by Mrs. Graham near her home at 1302 Olivia Avenue following Tuesday's spring snow storm.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1980
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PRESERVING TRADITION - Proud of cultural traditions, the Ukrainian women still enjoy the preparation of babka, the traditional Easter bread, and displays of colorful Easter eggs and embroidered cloth. (Staff photo by Jack Stubbs)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1968
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Dressed in authentic costumes, Mrs. Walter G. Brovins and her daughter, Joan, survey linens and ceramics from Ukraine as they get in the spirit for the annual Easter brunch which will unfold tomorrow at the Ann Arbor Women's City Club. Mrs. Brovins is chairman of the brunch, which this year will have a Ukrainian theme.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 1, 1972
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Firemen Brighten Youngsters' Easter: Tomorrow morning children in three local facilities will receive plastic fire hats filled with Eastern (sic) candy as members of the Ann Arbor Fire Department continue a project begun five years ago. Jack Romeo, manager of the Kroger Co. market on Broadway, donated candy and firemen shown here began filling the unique Easter baskets this morning. Left to right are Butch Cavadas, William Koernke, Don Haywood, John Wilson, Fire Sgt. Leroy Dibble, Battalion Chief Paul Wenk and James Centilli. Young persons in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Mott's Children's Hospital and the Michigan Children's Institute will receive the baskets.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 25, 1967
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Prepare Easter Gifts For Young Patients: These Ann Arbor firemen spent most of today preparing Easter "baskets" at central fire headquarters for distribution tomorrow morning to children confined to a ward at University Hospital. The project is the first of its type undertaken by the local Fire Department and firemen plan to visit the hospital tomorrow.