Head of Eastern Michigan University Multicultural Center Floyd Carroll, January 1996 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1996
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Ann Arbor News, January 15, 1996
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Floyd Carroll is head of the Eastern Michigan University Multicultural Center.
Ann Arbor News, January 15, 1996
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Floyd Carroll is head of the Eastern Michigan University Multicultural Center.
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EMU's multicultural effort wins support
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New Recreation Director At Parkridge Community Center Brian Nolan, January 1996 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1996
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Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1996
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Brian Nolan is the new recreation director at Parkridge Community Center in Ypsilanti. He used to play basketball for Eastern Michigan University and for professional teams in Portugal and Argentina.
Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1996
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Brian Nolan is the new recreation director at Parkridge Community Center in Ypsilanti. He used to play basketball for Eastern Michigan University and for professional teams in Portugal and Argentina.
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Tucker Comstock Owner of Serendipity Travel & Cameron Balloons, January 1996 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1996
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Ann Arbor News, January 28, 1996
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Tucker Comstock, owner of Cameron Balloons and Serendipity Travel, believes in drawing on her clients' sense of fun and daring.
Ann Arbor News, January 28, 1996
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Tucker Comstock, owner of Cameron Balloons and Serendipity Travel, believes in drawing on her clients' sense of fun and daring.
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All Play And No Work
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Ann Arbor Antiques Market Managers - Margaret & Fred Brusher, August 1975 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1975
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Ann Arbor News, August 17, 1975
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Ann Arbor Antiques Market Managers Fred and Margaret Brusher show off one of their own first antique purchases above, a hand-carved American oak desk with hand-wrought iron hinges which they found at the Treasure Mart shortly after it opened. Actually a gun cabinet, it was built in 1870 and purchased by Silent Movie Star Ruth Chatterton for her fiance in England (a "Mr. Brooks" - also a silent screen star). It was later given to Ms. Chatterton's niece, who lived in Ann Arbor, and its authenticity was verified by Ms. Chatterton before her death.
Ann Arbor News, August 17, 1975
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Ann Arbor Antiques Market Managers Fred and Margaret Brusher show off one of their own first antique purchases above, a hand-carved American oak desk with hand-wrought iron hinges which they found at the Treasure Mart shortly after it opened. Actually a gun cabinet, it was built in 1870 and purchased by Silent Movie Star Ruth Chatterton for her fiance in England (a "Mr. Brooks" - also a silent screen star). It was later given to Ms. Chatterton's niece, who lived in Ann Arbor, and its authenticity was verified by Ms. Chatterton before her death.
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Fred & Margaret & Brusher With Their 1922 Delivery Truck, August 1975 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1975
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Ann Arbor News, August 17, 1975
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On display for the first time at today's Antiques Market - if the historical license plates arrived in time - will be the latest addition to the Brushers' collection, a 1922 White Delivery Truck. Fred Brusher and son Patrick recently brought the vehicle here from Appleton, Wis. Only the wooden body portion has been restored. It's completely authentic - and in perfect running order.
Ann Arbor News, August 17, 1975
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On display for the first time at today's Antiques Market - if the historical license plates arrived in time - will be the latest addition to the Brushers' collection, a 1922 White Delivery Truck. Fred Brusher and son Patrick recently brought the vehicle here from Appleton, Wis. Only the wooden body portion has been restored. It's completely authentic - and in perfect running order.
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Fred & Margaret & Brusher With Their 1922 Delivery Truck, August 1975 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1975
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Antiques For The People
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She's the mind behind THE ANTIQUES MARKET
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October
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1988
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