Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 29, 1978
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Out Of The Bowling Alleys And On The Job Is Ed Manier

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 27, 1978
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Third graders in Dee Street's class at Dicken Elementary School learned about animals from inside out Friday. The children were ending a science unit where they chose an animal they wanted to learn about, researched its eating, sleeping and living habits and made their own costumes to become the animals they had studied. The group of cats at right [this photo] are Heide Hosner at the bottom, Nicole Perry, top left, Teri Fontana center and Cassandra Ross, top right. Jack Bryan's costume, above, so frightened News Photographer Larry Wright that he switched to a long-distanced lens and did not get a species identification. However, New Outdoor Editor Doug Fulton says the critter might be a mouse.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1978
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A member of the Ann Arbor Bonsai Society readies a San Jose juniper for the spring show the group will hold this Sunday, May 28, from 1 to 4 pm at the U-M Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro Rd. For or more "small trees in a pot" - the translation of the Japanese word bonsai - will be exhibited by members. Most of the trees have been created from plant material gathered in fields or woods or from nursery stock, their growth and shape altered by pruning of branches and roots and by wiring. The show is open to the public; a small entrance fee will be charged.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 23, 1978
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Carol Karbin works from a grim morgue photo in an attempt to reconstruct the features of an infant whose body was found May 14 floating in the Huron River near the Broadway Bridge. Police have ben unable to identify the child, and hope, in what one officer called an "extreme long-shot," that with Kabrin's portrait someone will recognize the baby.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1978
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Sam Haberman Shows Some Fabric To Anne Marie Pfeiffer In The Plymouth Mall Store.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1978
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Sculptor David Heberling (left)does not even seem to be straining as he apparently sing-handedly eases his massive 18-foot-tall creation into place in the "urban sculpture park" at Fourth Avenue and Catherine. Actually, a giant crane is doing all the heavy work (note the straps at the top). The work, made of steel and weighing 3,500 to 4,000 pounds, represents a portal or gate. Pedestrians will walk between it two legs. An official unveiling is scheduled for noon Saturday. The $4,000 work was paid for by a Michigan Arts Council grant. The plaza, planned by Ann Arbor Tomorrow, was completed with workers unemployed under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 16, 1978
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Salvation Army Capt. Paul Wilson, left, inspects a portion of the new $1 -million Army center being constructed on W. Huron St. near Arbana during a tour with Police Capt. Kenneth B. Klinge, chairman of the Army's Advisory Board, and Ann Arbor Mayor Lou Belcher. May 15-21 is National Salvation Army Week and Mayor Belcher recently signed a proclamation recognizing the observance locally.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1978
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New Postmaster- Whitmore Lake's new postmaster. Hildegard R. Foley, looks over some postal forms with Detroit Postmaster Joseph J. Loukota. Loukota swore in Foley Friday. She is a 12 year-old veteran of the U.S. Postal Service and replaces Postmaster John McNamara who retired in November, 1976. Foley is a Wisconsin native and moved to Hartland in 1957. She began her postal career as acting postmaster of Hartland in 1965 and was appointed that city's postmaster in 1968. Foley is president of the Hartland Art Council and secretary of the Hartland Area Catholic Credit Union.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1978
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Coverup - Two Ypsilanti men, Donald Latham, 25, of 660 Timberlane (in stripe shirt) and Robert White, 26, of 680 Eugene st., are led from 14th District Court in Ypsilanti Thursday following arraignment in the shooting death of Thomas H. Brooks. Both will be held in the county jail without bond pending a preliminary hearing set for next Thursday. Brooks was shot to death April 27 during the robbery of his downtown store, Brooks IGA Food Center, 412 W. Michigan Ave. The suspects are escorted by detectives Jesse Foley (right) and David K. Vernor.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1978
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Batter Up? - Match point? Tee off? Whatever your game, it's time to play. That's the message from Ypsilanti Mayor George Goodman and businesswoman Ann Wallace, who'll both be modeling for an Ypsilanti Follies Fashion Dance tomorrow at the Washtenaw Country Club.