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Ruthven Place - Newly Constructed Street & Homes, October 1952

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Ann Arbor News, November 1, 1952
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Six of the eight homes on Ruthven Pl. are seen above. Located just off Hill St. near Cambridge Rd., the last of this group of houses was sold in September. The houses were built by the John McMullen Building, Inc., on land formerly owned by the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, the rear of which is seen in the background. All houses were built speculatively.

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1952
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October
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Project Completed At End Of First Year Of Building

Van Buren School District Superintendent James Richendollar, January 1999

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Ann Arbor News, January 25, 1999
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James Richendollar, superintendent of Van Buren Public Schools since 1990, is one of the longest-serving superintendents in this area.

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1999
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January
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Long-Serving Superintendent James Richendollar, January 1999

Han Won Lee Demonstrates A Kick On Scott Sauger, July 1988

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Ann Arbor News, July 12, 1988
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Ann Arbor's Han Won Lee demonstrates one of his devastating kicks on friend Scott Sauger.

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1988
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July
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Not Good Enough?
Pioneer graduate kicks way to medal

Students Of The Han Lee Taekwondo Training Center Demonstrate Their Sport On The Diag During Art Fair, July 1990

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Ann Arbor News, July 19, 1990
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Students of Han Lee school of taekwondo demonstrate their martial art Wednesday afternoon on the Diag.

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1990
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July
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Getting a kick out of teaching

South Lyon Students Molly Arms & Carole Vonberge Wait For Their Event At A Track Meet Against Brighton High School, May 1984

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1984
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TUNING UP - South Lyon's Carole Vonberge, right, catches some tunes on her walkman while awaiting her event Thursday with teammate Molly Arms. Unfortunately for the Lions, the afternoon ended on a losing note, Brighton prevailing in the dual meet at South Lyon. See D3 for a complete roundup of Thursday's high school action.

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1984
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May
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South Lyon's Mike Case Jumps Hurdles At A Track Meet Against Brighton High School, May 1984

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1984
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GETTING THE JUMP - South Lyon's Mike Case cruises through his heat in the 120-yard hurdles Thursday in a dual meet won by Brighton. See D3 for a complete roundup of Thursday's prep action.

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1984
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May
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Victor & Deborah Chang With Shiloh, Their Pet Mouse, February 1972

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Ann Arbor News, February 13, 1972
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It's Shiloh's Year. The Chinese New Year Tuesday will usher in the year of the rat, a year of good fortune according to Chinese tradition. By coincidence, Victor and Deborah Chang have their own pet rodent. Shiloh isn't a rat, but he wonders if the "year of the mouse" would do?

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1972
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February
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University of Michigan Asian American Student Association Members Discuss Their Chinese Heritage, January 1980

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Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1980
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CHINESE - Discussing their Chinese heritage at the Asian American Student Association are, from left, Shelley Chang, Dr. Chun-Shu Chang, Rudy Mui, Paul Liu and William Wei. Staff photo by Jack Stubbs

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1980
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January
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Bryant Elementary Students Sing With Teachers Lin Wong & Laura Machida, January 1980

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Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1980
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SING-A-LONG - Enjoying an American-style sing-a-long are, from left, student Frank Bell, teachers Lin Wong and Laura Machida, and students Muna Samaha, Lisa Mason and Rickey Seyfried. Staff photo by Jack Stubbs.

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1980
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January
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The Greater Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, presents Boy Scout Troop 92 with First Aid Kit, January 1960

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, January 14, 1960
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THE GREATER Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club presented boy scout troop 92 with a complete first aid kit at the scout meeting Wednesday night. The presentation was made at the West Willow Elementary School by Harold F. Yates, chairman of the public affairs committee. Gail Wesch, scout patron leader, received the kit on behalf of the troop. Looking on are, from left, Cresham Haywood, patrol leader; Donald Held, scout master; Robert Ferrett, patron leader; and James Dunbar, first vice president of the Kiwanis Club.

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1960
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January
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, Installation of 1956 Officers, January 1956

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, January 5, 1956
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INSTALLATION of 1956 Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club officers takes place at the Wednesday luncheon in Hotel Huron. Standing are Maurice Obermeyer, Director; Louis Kress, second vice president; Carroll Curtis, first vice president; Alfred DeOtte, new president congratulated by 1954 president and installation officer of the day, Sidney Disbrow. Others are Theodore Weber, 1955 president; Walter Greig, director; and John C. Miller, treasurer.

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1956
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January
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Kiwanis Club Circus at Ypsilanti High School, November 1955

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, November 9, 1955
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ABOUT 450 attended the first performance of the Kiwanis Circus at Ypsilanti High School Tuesday evening and the trapeze act of the Keppo Family doing balancing and contortion acts was one of the favorites on the delightful program. Another performance of the circus will be this evening at 7:30 with Thomas Lawrence as ringmaster. Other features included the Kiwanis Clowns.

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1955
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November
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Three Ypsilanti Kiwanian Clowns at the Circus, November 1954

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Ann Arbor News, November 10, 1954
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KIWANIANS STAGE CIRCUS: Ypsilanti Kiwanians this week are staging their 21st annual circus in the Ypsilanti High School gymnasium. Performances will be given at 7:30 p.m. today and tmorrow. A circus wouldn't be a circus without children, and last night was no exception. Above, Susan Sienko (left), 5, is amused by Kiwanian clown, Greg Russell. Her three-year-old sister, Mary Jane, however, didn't even take time out from her bottle of pop to watch. At left, three of the Kiwanis clowns, Fred H. Weinmann, jr., (left), Russell and John Skelt (partly hidden) await their cue during the show. In the bottom picture, Skelt, dressed as a policeman, amused Mrs. Jack Coker (center), her two sons, Roger (left) and Rickie and her young brother, Robert Ashby (right).

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1954
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November
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Ypsilanti Kiwanian Clown John Skelt, with Mrs. Jack Coker, her sons Roger and Rickie, and her young brother Robert Ashby, at the Circus, November 1954

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Ann Arbor News, November 10, 1954
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KIWANIANS STAGE CIRCUS: Ypsilanti Kiwanians this week are staging their 21st annual circus in the Ypsilanti High School gymnasium. Performances will be given at 7:30 p.m. today and tmorrow. A circus wouldn't be a circus without children, and last night was no exception. Above, Susan Sienko (left), 5, is amused by Kiwanian clown, Greg Russell. Her three-year-old sister, Mary Jane, however, didn't even take time out from her bottle of pop to watch. At left, three of the Kiwanis clowns, Fred H. Weinmann, jr., (left), Russell and John Skelt (partly hidden) await their cue during the show. In the bottom picture, Skelt, dressed as a policeman, amused Mrs. Jack Coker (center), her two sons, Roger (left) and Rickie and her young brother, Robert Ashby (right).

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1954
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November
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Help at Riverside Park 'Work Bee,' June 1959

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Ann Arbor News, June 8, 1959
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DREDGE GRAVEL FOR 'WORK BEE': About 65 members of the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club turned out Saturday for a 7 1/2-hour "work bee" at Riverside Park. They took gravel from the Huron River and used it to lay out parking spaces for about 35 cars, framing the parking areas with logs. Kiwanians also mowed the entire park, trimmed brush long the riverbank and planted about 200 petunias. Here some of the 120 loads of gravel they used in the all-day project is dredged from the river bottom.

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1959
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June
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Presents Rubbish Containers to the City, February 1959

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Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1959
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CLUB GIVES CONTAINERS TO CITY: The Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club last night presented to the City Council 52 rubbish containers the organization made during two weekend work "bees." About 16 Kiwanians spent some 84 hours working on the project. Shown inspecting one of the new containers during a work session are Councilman Andrew D. Smith (left), Kiwanis president, and Dr. Arnold W. Brown.

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1959
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February
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Members Get Ready for Charcoal Broiled Chicken Dinner, February 1959

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Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1961
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KIWANIANS PREPARE FOR DINNER: Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club members held their weekly luncheon at Prospect Park today as a "trial run" of a charcoal-broiled public chicken dinner set for 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. More than 2,000 people are expected to attend the second annual outdoor dinner and consume some 2,400 pounds of chicken, Kwanians say. Club members yesterday set up these cooking bins for the charcoal broiling adjacent to the tennis courts in the Ypsilanti park. Proceeds will be used for the club's youth work in the community.

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1961
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June
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Members Prepare for Circus in Ypsilanti High School Gym, November 1958

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Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1958
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PREPARE FOR KIWANIS CIRCUS: Members of Ypsilanti's Kiwanis Club were busy last night and today finishing preparations for the civic group's 24th annual benefit circus, which will be given at 7:30 p.m. tday, tomorrow and Thursday in the Ypsilanti High School gymnasium. Shown inspecting trapeze rigging here are (left to right) W. Morgan Abbey, Walter Greig, general chairman, and Hugh K. Adams, assistant general chairman. Proceeds from the circus are used for the club's work with underprivileged children.

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1958
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November
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Don Vogelsberg, Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club President, and A. P. Jankowski, Jackson Kiwanis Club President, May 1960

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, May 25, 1960
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DON VOGELSBERG, president of the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, right, presented the gavel to A. P. Jankowski, president of the Jackson Kiwanis Club, during exchange of presidents at the Kiwanians luncheon-meeting today at Hotel Huron. Vogelsberg will preside over the Jackson Kiwanis Club meeting Friday.

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1960
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May
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Congratulations Foreign Students, March 1960

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, March 24, 1960
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DON VOGELSBERG, president of the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, thrid from left, extends congratulations to Jorge Orihuela, one of four foreign students who were made special members at the Kiwanis Clubs' noon luncheon-meeting Wednesday. Other special members left to right are: Richard Szikora, Guilhermo Alvarado, and Waldo Espinoza (between Vogelsberg and Espinoza). William Wilcox, extreme right, was the faculty sponsor from Eastern Michigan University.

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1962
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March
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Bologna Sale, April 1962

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Ypsilanti Press, April 5, 1962
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THAT'S A LOT of baloney. In fact it's a ton and a half of bologna that the Ypsilanti Kiwanis club is planning on selling Friday. Members of the club spent a good part of last night wrapping it. Three members here are (left to right) Bud Forbes, Kiwanis President; Don Fuller, Chairman of the wrapping committee, and Chuck Getson, First Vice President and Chairman of the Fund Raising Committee. Members of the club will sell the bologna at three downtown locations on Michigan Ave., and at two bank branches outside of the city.

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1962
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April
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Holds Work Bee at Prospect Park, June 1960

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, June 25, 1960
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THIS WAS THE SCENE today at Prospect Park, where the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club staged a "Work Bee" for cleaning up Luna Lake and to fix a parking area around the tennis courts. K. Brigtbell (bending over with shovel), and Woodrow Brown (in hole), are shown working behind trenching machine in preparation to laying a six-inch drain from the pond to the city's drain system. Kiwanians (inset), left to right, are: Arthur Walker, Jody Prater (Jody is not Kiwanian); Elmer Prater, Floyd Smith, O. E. Gooding, Richard Ramm (not Kiwanian), Louis Kress, Andrew Smith (foreground), Edward Heyman, and Ernie Therkelsen.

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1960
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June
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Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club Holds Work Bee at Prospect Park, June 1960

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, June 25, 1960
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THIS WAS THE SCENE today at Prospect Park, where the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club staged a "Work Bee" for cleaning up Luna Lake and to fix a parking area around the tennis courts. K. Brigtbell (bending over with shovel), and Woodrow Brown (in hole), are shown working behind trenching machine in preparation to laying a six-inch drain from the pond to the city's drain system. Kiwanians (inset), left to right, are: Arthur Walker, Jody Prater (Jody is not Kiwanian); Elmer Prater, Floyd Smith, O. E. Gooding, Richard Ramm (not Kiwanian), Louis Kress, Andrew Smith (foreground), Edward Heyman, and Ernie Therkelsen.

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1960
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June
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Hitoshi Uchida Explains Japanese Music & Drama At The Kamakura Japanese Restaurant, January 1979

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Ann Arbor News, January 21, 1979
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Hitoshi 'Jim' Uchida, left, explains to a visitor the Japanese drama and music he will be presenting via video tapes during a daily Japanese video hour at his Kamakura restaurant. Uchida and his wife Tomoko operate the restaurant, which doubles as a Japanese cultural center.

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1979
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January
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Hitoshi Uchida, Owner Of Kamakura Japanese Restaurant, January 1980

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Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1980
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Hitochi Uchida, owner of Kamakura Japanese restaurant

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1980
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January
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Kiwanis Club of Greater Ypsilanti Prepares for Bologna Sale, February 1960

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, February 24, 1960
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JAMES DUNBAR, general manager and vice president of the Willis Packing Company, left, labels bologna for the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ypsilanti sale Friday and Saturday, while club members look on. The sale will be held on Friday, from noon until 9 p.m. and Saturday, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Members looking on, left to right are: Nels Mickelson, director; Thomas R. East, secretary; William O'Neal, club member; E. E. Ensign, president, and E. L. Forbes, Jr., second vice president. Dunbar is first vice president of the club. Proceeds from the sale will be used for youth activities.

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1960
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February
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Ann Arbor High School Golf Team - Coach Kent Bowsher & Players, May 1939

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1939
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May
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left to right: Kent Bowsher, unknown player, Don Foster, Richard Stribley, Frank Frisinger, Leon Dosey

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Ann Arbor High School Golf Team - Coach Kent Bowsher & Players, May 1939

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1939
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May
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left to right: Kent Bowsher, unknown player, Don Foster, Richard Stribley, Frank Frisinger, Leon Dosey

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Christine Liu - Author & Nutritionist, November 1976

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Ann Arbor News, November 24, 1976
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CHINESE COOKING preserves the high nutritional content of meats and vegetables, Christine Liu, local nutrition author and lecturer believes. (News Photo By Larry E. Wright)

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1976
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November
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Ypsilanti Kiwanian Clown Greg Russell Amuses Susan Sienko and her sister Mary Jane at the Circus, November 1954

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Ann Arbor News, November 10, 1954
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KIWANIANS STAGE CIRCUS: Ypsilanti Kiwanians this week are staging their 21st annual circus in the Ypsilanti High School gymnasium. Performances will be given at 7:30 p.m. today and tmorrow. A circus wouldn't be a circus without children, and last night was no exception. Above, Susan Sienko (left), 5, is amused by Kiwanian clown, Greg Russell. Her three-year-old sister, Mary Jane, however, didn't even take time out from her bottle of pop to watch. At left, three of the Kiwanis clowns, Fred H. Weinmann, jr., (left), Russell and John Skelt (partly hidden) await their cue during the show. In the bottom picture, Skelt, dressed as a policeman, amused Mrs. Jack Coker (center), her two sons, Roger (left) and Rickie and her young brother, Robert Ashby (right).

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1954
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November
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Dr. Chen-To Tai's Children Eat Dinner, January 1965

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It is easy to please everyone at a large Chinese dinner when there are enough dishes to include each person's favorite. When the Chen To Tai family of N. Zeeb Rd., Scio township, celebrates the Chinese New Year the first of February each child's favorite dish will be on the table. Here (left to right) Jimmy, Bing, Arthur, Julie, and David are having Chinese ham, beef with oyster sauce, sweet and sour cucumbers and fried mushrooms. Their parents, Prof. and Mrs. Chen To Tai, are from Soochow, China, and their hometown cooking is famous throughout China. This cuisine is a little sweeter than most Chinese cooking, and not as oily as Cantonese nor as spicy as that from Northern China.

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1965
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January
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Dr. Chen-To Tai Holds His Newly Published Book, November 1971

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Dr. Chen-To Tai, University professor of electrical engineering, has his new book, "Dyadic Green's Functions in Electromagnetic Theory," opened to an illustration from one of his Chinese-style paintings. While painting is a hobby of the Chinese born and educated U-M scholar, his expertise in his vocation ranks him as a leading authority on electromagnetic theory, reflecting the Chinese aptitude for excellence in science and technology.

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1971
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November
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Ladies Beauty Shop - 1106 S. University Ave, April 1966

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Is the Ladies Beauty Shop on S. University the smallest (ground floor frontage) business in town? It's about the width of two doors.

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1966
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April
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Professor Pearl Hsu, Oriental Arrangement On Display at Botanical Gardens, October 1971

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Ann Arbor News, November 21, 1971
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Oriental Arrangements: Prof. Pearl Hsu of 2180 Medford shows off some of her oriental flower arrangements at an exhibition at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro Rd. Prof Hsu teaches oriental flower arrangements at the Women's City Club. For the past two summers, she has been teaching East Asian art at Elmira College in Elmira, N.Y. The arrangements will be on display at the Botanical Gardens throughout this month.

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1971
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November
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Yue Yan & Jean Wu - Clague Students, January 1989

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Ann Arbor News, January 30, 1989
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Yue Yan, left, is happy to be reunited with her friend Jean Wu, whom she had not seen for three years until meeting at Clague Intermediate School in Ann Arbor.

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1989
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January
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Joseph T. A. Lee & Family Look Over Architectural Plans For Midwest Chinese Family Camp, March 1969

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Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1969
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Looking over plans for a permanent complex to house the Midwest Chinese Family Camp is the Joseph T. Lee family of Ann Arbor. Pictured are (from left) Justin, 14, Mrs. Lee, Lee and Puwen, 11. Not in this photo is the Lees' 18-year-old daughter, Rowe. Lee is a member of the Ann Arbor Board of Education and is a professor of architecture at the University. (News photo by Cecil Lockard).

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1969
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March
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Joseph & Elsie Lee Inspect A Chinese Acupuncture Model, November 1972

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Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1972
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Prof. Joseph T. A. Lee of the University's College of Architecture and Design and his wife, Elise, inspect a model used by Chinese medical students to learn acupuncture points. Lee who traveled in the People's Republic of China last summer holds an acupuncture needle in his right hand. The Chinese poetry scroll in back of the Lees and the brushes and name stamps on the table are other mementoes of his trip. (Photo by Cecil Lockard)

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1972
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November
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Alfred, Donald, & Kenny Payeur, December 1970

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Ann Arbor News, December 9, 1970
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Three generations of Payeurs stand outside Alfred Payeur's mailbox at 5400 Marton Rd., Pittsfield Township. They are (left to right) Alfred Payeur, Donald Payeur, son of Alfred's brother, Alphonse; and Kenny Payeur, son of Ben Payeur.

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1970
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December
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Child Gets a Piggyback Ride at Kensington Park, August 1978

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Ann Arbor News, August 21, 1978
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A tired toddler gets a piggyback ride, a common way of carrying infants in Korea.

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1978
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August
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21
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Large Crowd Marks Korea's Liberation

Dancers Perform at Kensington Park for National Liberation Day of Korea, August 1978

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Ann Arbor News, August 21, 1978
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Detroit's Mukunghwa troupe performs a goddess dance

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1978
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August
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21
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Minh Troung and Quan The Tran Help Out at Walter Landry's Farm, September 1979

Minh Troung and Quan The Tran Help Out at Walter Landry's Farm, September 1979 image
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Ann Arbor News, September 23, 1979
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RETURNING A FAVOR - Walter Landry, 80-year-old retired butcher from Dexter Township, is helping sponsor Vietnamese refugees Minh Troung, left, and Quan The Tran, right. Mary Romine, second from left, is local coordinator of the U.S. Catholic Conference which, with St. Joseph Catholic Church in Dexter, brought the two young men to America. Troung and Tran are living at the Landry farm. They split and stacked the pile of wood seen in the foreground.

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1979
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September
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Ronnie Whyte, Lee Chen, & Susie Chen - L'Ultima Clothing Boutique, January 1987

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Ann Arbor News, February 10, 1987
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The L'Ultima team, from left: Ronnie Whyte, Lee Chen and Susie Chen

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1987
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January
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Arista & Zachary Metler Create Artwork At Ypsilanti's "Spring '84" Celebration, May 1984

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Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1984
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MAY DAY - It may have been a few days after the rest of the world celebrated May Day, but children helped deck out a maypole in Ypsilanti on Saturday with colorful drawings. Pictured here are Arista and Zachary Metler, whose work was to be attached to the pole. The painting session was held at the Ypsilanti Farmer's Market in Depot Town. It was part of a "Spring '84" celebration, co-hosted by Depot Town Association and the market.

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1984
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May
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Doo Sun Yoon - Owner Of Ann Arbor Piano & Organ Co., December 1974

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Ann Arbor News, December 25, 1974
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Doo Sun Yoon: A Familiar Sight At His Organ On Main Street

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1974
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December
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Construction Trailers Hint At The Upcoming Construction Of Tally Hall, May 1984

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Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1984
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Construction trailers on Washington Street are one sign that formal groundbreaking is nearing for the $10 million Tally Hall project. The two-story mall and market place will be topped by a six-story parking structure.

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1984
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May
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Kim DeHenau Enjoys Her Pioneer High School Office Decorated For Mother's Day By Her Daughter, May 1984

Kim DeHenau Enjoys Her Pioneer High School Office Decorated For Mother's Day By Her Daughter, May 1984 image
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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1984
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SURPRISE, MOM - When Genne DeHenau told her mother she was going to run some errands Thursday, her mom didn't think she intended to do some work in the assistant principal's office at Pioneer High School. But the 17-year-old Huron High School student, with the help of a custodian, got into the office where her mother works. Genne's mother, Kim, is a secretary for Jim Clark, assistant principal at Pioneer, and Genne wanted to wish her a happy mother's day by surprising her with some interior decorating.

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1984
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May
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Margaret Luckett With Her Adopted Children - Kinyata, LaRonda, & Rashon, May 1984

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Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1984
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Margaret Luckett with Kinyata, 6, left, LaRonda, 7, and Rashon, 9.

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1984
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May
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David & Ellen Abramson Prepare Bouquets For Mother's Day Delivery, May 1996

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Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1996
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David and Ellen Abramson check the list of addresses Sunday morning before sending out volunteer delivery drivers with bouquets for 68 mothers. The annual Mother's Day project is a fund-raiser for the Hebrew Day School of Ann Arbor.

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1994
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May
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Lars Nooden & Jeff Takacs Perform The Chinese Lion Dance For Chinese New Year, January 1993

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Ann Arbor News, January 24, 1993
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Lars Nooden, head, and Jeff Takacs, tail, perform the Chinese Lion Dance on Saturday on the corner of Fourth and Ann streets.

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1993
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January
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New Officers, Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, January 1955

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1966
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January
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6
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Left to right: Clarence Loesell, Carroll C. Curtis, J. Herbert Fry, T. S. Weber, Dr. Sidney Disbrow, Alfred DeOtte, John C. Miller

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