Published In:
Ypsilanti Daily Press, December 6, 1961
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"LEARNING THE TRADE" Den 9 Cub Scouts fourth graders of Angell School, Ann Arbor in a visit to the Ypsilanti Press Tuesday. With their den mother, Mrs. William Lighthall, from left to right are Alan Campbell, Alan Meier, Billy Ressler, Geof Lowrey, Charlie Lighthall and Bruce Lesher.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 5, 1956
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Parades Are For Children: Thousands of children, of all ages, lined the 1.2-mile route of Ypsilanti's parade yesterday while hundreds more took part in the silver anniversary march sponsored by American Legion Post 282. This float carried virtually the entire membership of Cub Scout Pack No. 89, of Ypsilanti's Brown Chapel AME Church. It was one of seven Scout units in the traditional Fourth of July parade. This float was decorated with various Cub emblems.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1942
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WINS CUB KITE TOURNEY: Ronald Hieber (above), cub scout at Bach school, kept his kite at 350 feet for 20 minutes yesterday to win the grand prize in the first scout kite contest of the season at the school playground.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1956
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A SCOUTING SERVICE: Cub Scout Gregg Stimpson (left), Explorer Scout Tom Carbeck (center), and Boy Scout Bob Kesling re-enact the poster in front of them which urges area residents to register and vote on Nov. 6. Posting signs like this one and participating in other activities designed to get out the vote are among major projects now under way by Ann Arbor Boy Scout troops.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 17, 1958
Caption:
WITH A LATE edition under their arm and thoughts of the Ypsilanti Daily Press tour they've just concluded, these Cub Scounts of Dens Two and Four of the Rawsonville Pack 45, say, "Sure, we'll smile for the newspaper photographer." In the front row: James Paton, Paul Mitchell, Anthony Mitchell, Stanley Hall; 2d row: Kenny Nicks, Douglas Guzal, Charles Browning, Robert Mitchell, Michael Sherman; 3d row: Alfred Sullivan, Richard Guzal, Randy Sherman, Jerry Meade, John Paton, back row: Mrs. Stanley Guzal, Glen Meade, Mrs. Robert J. Mitchell.