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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1996
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Eric Wolff found his prized 1930 Magic Chef range at a neighbor's garage sale. Its even oven temperature produces great cookies, he says.

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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1996
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Bake-lite knobs on Wolff's Magic Chef

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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1996
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Dave Zerweck restored his grandmother's 1939 Chambers range, which he says was 'the Cadillac of its day.'

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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1996
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Zerweck's range features a deep well for simmering soups all day.

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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1996
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Dave Zerweck sent his grandmother's big Chambers range, complete with griddle, left, to Texas to be restored.

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Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1961
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COLLECTION'S GROWING: It's a good year for football programs in Ann Arbor, what with Michigan's special "This I Remember" series, and collectors like Sam Schlecht, 1210 Arella Blvd., are appreciative of the fact. Schlecht, office supervisor for the City Water Department, has 340 grid-game programs in his growing pile, the first one going back to the Michigan-Northwestern contest of 1924. Included is at least one example from each bowl game and from many All-Star contests. The one he's holding is the unusual one which was put out for a 1947 game between the University of Hawaii and Michigan State. Hawaii officials, not completely hep to the situation, titled it "The Hawaii-University of Michigan" game, thereby disgusting Spartans and Wolverines alike. What does a program collector do with his loot? "I like to go over different ones from time to time," says Schlecht, "and try to remember the game and players. Then, of course, I begin wondering what's happened to the players since."