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Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1983
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AFFIRMATION - Rabbi Ralph D. Mecklenburger prepares to begin the Friday evening Shabbat service, a Shabbat of Affirmation of Human Dignity and Freedom, at Temple Beth Emeth in Ann Arbor. Many synagogues and churches are holding such services this weekend, to urge people to stay away from the neo-Nazi rally planned in the city Sunday. A neo-Nazi rally last year resulted in violence.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1965
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McFadden

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 9, 1956
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'AAA' IS FAMILY AFFAIR: Seventeen descendants and members of the family of James A. Gregory (first row, second from left) of Dexter, have followed his example and joined the Automobile Club of Michigan. It is the largest family membership in the club's 1,000 offices and 5,500,000 total membership. Shown here, with relationship to James A. Gregory indicated, are (kneeling, left to right), Norman E. Gregory, son; James A. Gregory; J. Albert Gregory, son; and Otto Gregory, son; (standing, left to right), Raymond C. Gregory, grandson; David L. Gregory, grandson; Mrs. Betty Young, granddaughter; Robert E. Gregory, grandson; Carl E. Gregory, son; James N. Gregory, grandson; Mrs. Rose M. Johnson, daughter; George D. Johnson, grandson; Raymond E. Gregory, son; and Carl A. Johnson, grandson. Missing from the photo are Kenneth Gregory, a grandson who is in the Navy in Florida; Lary Gregory, a grandson who is in college in Chicago; and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gregory, son and daughter-in-law of Ann Arbor. All the others are from Dexter except Mrs. Young of Ann Arbor.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1974
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Dicken Elementary School students Mark Butler (left), John Owans, Berndt Schmit, Susan Postema and Anne Marie Cole present an afghan to Miss June Wrigley, a resident of Hillside Terrace. The students and their classmates in Teacher Norma Johnston's class each made a square of the afghan as part of their class project on the history of Ann Arbor. The third graders also wrote a play titled "Long, Long Ago" about the development of the city and have written a song called "Old Ann Arbor."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 30, 1969
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Stew Bick, Pioneer High's No. 2 tennis seed, blasted his way to a 6-0, 6-0 victory against his Jackson foe yesterday as the Pioneers racked up a 7-0 win over the Vikings. The Pioneer wins were all in straight sets.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 18, 1950
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This brass-bound Bible, printed in 1620, is one of many items on display in the antique salesroom which Robert R. Patterson of 400 Awixa Rd. has opened at 331 E. Huron St. Although the collection is only scheduled to be shown for a three-week period, Patterson may keep the shop open for a longer period if demand warrants it. He is a retired consular and diplomatic service employe, who originally started collecting jewelry, glass and silverware as a hobby.

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Ann Arbor News, January 24, 1963
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EXPLORING THE AUTOMOBILE: Fourth grade students of Mrs. Kay Moody at Carpenter Elementary School are studying a unit on the automobile industry. Above, David Garter (left) and Tom Leighton, sixth graders at the school, explain about the intricate parts of an automobile engine for the class by using a scale model engine which they enjoy working on in their spare time. The engine is complete.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 8, 1963
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ART ON DISPLAY: Carpenter Elementary School will sponsor its 4th annual art show and music festival at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the school. Art work of Kindergarteners through sixth grades will be on display in the halls and classrooms. The schools orchestra and chorus will perform at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. Above, (from left) sixth graders Jim Baker, Jackie Ward, Doug Downs and Christine Harless hang pictures for the show. The public is invited to visit the school.