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Sharon McRill Installs Wallpaper for a Client, November 2004

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Ann Arbor News, November 7, 2004
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McRill installs wallpaper in a client's bathroom. Though she still does many projects herself, the owner of My Gal Friday has hired two employees since starting the concierge business in 2003.
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Sharon McRill and Client Sigrid Goodman, November 2004

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Ann Arbor News, November 7, 2004
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McRill helps a client, Sigrid Goodman, organize and pay bills. Organizing services provide higher margins for the firm, but pet care accounts for a higher percentage of business. The small business also does yard work, errands, party planning and a range of other services.
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Sharon McRill in 'My Gal Friday' Company Truck, November 2004

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Ann Arbor News, November 7, 2004
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My Gal Friday owner Sharon McRill prepares to drive to a client's house. The local entrepreneur, who launched her concierge business last year, has grown the firm by word-of-mouth referrals, networking and marketing - like the sign on her pickup truck door.
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Community High Students with Bill of Rights Community Art Project, September 2003

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 2003
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Community High School sophomores Rebecca Ackerman and Anneka Goss look at an art installation interpreting the Third Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. It was created by Huron High Students.
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Detail of Bill of Rights Community Art Project, September 2003

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 2003
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Community High's contribution to the project looked at the Fifth Amendment - above and below, far left. The works are part of a 10-installation project in downtown Ann Arbor called "A Public Construction: The Bill of Rights"
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Detail of Bill of Rights Community Art Project, September 2003

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 2003
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Community High's contribution to the project looked at the Fifth Amendment - above and below, far left. The works are part of a 10-installation project in downtown Ann Arbor called "A Public Construction: The Bill of Rights"
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Margaret Parker works on Proposal for World Trade Center Memorial Site, August 2003

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Ann Arbor News, August 28, 2003
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Ann Arbor artist Margaret Parker has submitted a proposal for a World Trade Center site memorial. The project was an extension of many months of creating artwork dealing with the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Artist Margaret Parker, September 2006

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Ann Arbor News, September 10, 2006
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Ann Arbor artist Margaret Parker's work has been influenced by the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, and subsequent events throughout the world. She is shown here with a recent work called "Wounded." The piece and many others are made with cut-up T-shirts.

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2006
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September
Day
10
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Marty Sinn With Trophy And Artwork, January 1964

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Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1963
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Gathering trophies around the world is only a part-time occupation for renowned marathon swimming champion, Marty Sinn of Brockman Blvd. She also bring impressions of her travels to be incorporated imaginatively in her growing collection of art work. Next semester she will resume her art studies at the University.

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1964
Month
January
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Arthur Young And His Prize-Winning Potatoes, December 1938

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Ann Arbor News, December 7, 1938
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WINS POTATO SHOW PRIZES: Arthur Young, of Lima township is shown with some of the potatoes that won prizes for him at the Greenville potato show, which he attended as Washtenaw county's only exhibitor. His muck soil tubers were best in cooking test.

Year
1938
Month
December
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John Cartwright - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, October 24, 1950
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PREP GRID CAREER NEARING END: One of the several seniors on Ann Arbor High's unbeaten football team, lanky John Cartwright, an end who plays both offense and defense, has two more games of high school football. It took considerable perseverance on Cartwright's part to continue the grid sport after he received a serious back injury a year ago. Hours of special exercises went into his come-back effort. This fall he's scored a touchdown and had a helping hand in setting up several others.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Mark Hodesh and Margaret Parker in Parking Lot at Downtown Home & Garden, June 1999

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Ann Arbor News, July 5, 1999
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Mark Hodesh and his wife, Margaret, are owners of the Downtown Home & Garden store. They are planning to convert a major part of the parking lot into a greenhouse, outdoor garden and conservatory.

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1999
Month
June
Day
25
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Buck and Rose Mary Dawson, Coach & Manager, Look Over Trophies Won by Ann Arbor Elks Swim Club, March 1963

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Ann Arbor News, March 7, 1963
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SWITCHING POOLS: Buck and Rose Mary Dawson, manager and coach, respectively, of the Ann Arbor Elks Swim Club stand behind a few of the trophies which the local team has won in the eight years since the Dawsons organized the club.

Year
1963
Month
March
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Drum Circle at Dance for Mother Earth Powwow at Crisler Arena, March 1999

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Ann Arbor News, March 27, 1999
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POWWOW — During the 27th Annual Ann Arbor Powwow Friday night at Crisler Arena, people surround different drum groups that provide the music for the dancers. The powwow will continue until Sunday with the Grand Exit at 6 p.m.

Year
1999
Month
March
Day
26
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Dancers at 22nd Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow at Crisler Arena, March 1994

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Ann Arbor News, March 27, 1994
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POWWOW DANCE — A man takes part in the men's dance competition during Saturday's Powwow at Crisler Arena.

Year
1994
Month
March
Day
26
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Fancy Shawl Dancers at 23rd Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow at Crisler Arena, March 1995

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Ann Arbor News, March 26, 1995
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Dancers compete during the 23rd annual Ann Arbor Powwow at Crisler Arena Saturday.

Year
1995
Month
March
Day
25
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Makayla Grant at 23rd Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow at Crisler Arena, March 1995

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Ann Arbor News, March 26, 1995
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11-year-old Makayla Grant of Walthill, Neb., waits in line after performing for the judges to record their scores.

Year
1995
Month
March
Day
25
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Ken Funmaker, Fancy Dancer at 24th Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow at Crisler Arena, March 1996

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Ann Arbor News, April 1, 1996
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CONCENTRATING ON CULTURE — Resplendent in brightly colored turkey feathers, 'fancy dancer' Ken Funmaker from Wisconsin waits his turn to compete at the 24th annual Ann Arbor Powwow Sunday at Crisler Arena on the University of Michigan campus. More than 1,000 Native Americans from around North American participated in the weekend-long event.

Year
1996
Month
March
Day
31
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Joe Salzano Performs Traditional Flute before the 24th Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, March 1996

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Ann Arbor News, March 30, 1996
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Joe Salzano, a Choctaw-Italian artists form New York state, plays one of his traditional flutes before the opening of the 24th Annual Ann Arbor Pow Wow at Crisler Arena Friday. Watching are, from left, Mary Foss of Ann Arbor; her daughter, Krystle Wilson, 8; Darcy Chrestensen, 8; and Melissa Cole, 7.

Year
1996
Month
March
Day
29
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Nathan Isaac Prepares his Bustle at the 24th Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, March 1996

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Ann Arbor News, March 30, 1996
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Nathan Isaac, 16, of the Ojibwe Tribe in Sarnia, Ontario, prepares his bustle, which dancers wear on their backs, before the opening of the 24th Annual Dance for Mother Earth at Crisler Arena Friday.

Year
1996
Month
March
Day
29
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Ben Gasco of Ypsilanti Competes at Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, March 1998

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Ann Arbor News, March 29, 1998
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Ben Gasco of Ypsilanti competes in the men's fancy dance at the Ann Arbor Pow Wow at Crisler Arena on Saturday. Gasco, an Odawa, was participating in the 26th annual gathering of America Indians from the Great Lakes region.

Year
1998
Month
March
Day
27
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Dancers at 4th Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, Huron High School Gymnasium, March 1976

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Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1976
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Native American dances were featured Saturday and Sunday at the Huron High gymnasium in the Fourth Annual Powwow sponsored by the Ann Arbor Native American Culture School. Wearing traditional tribal dress, the dancers at left were among 146 dancers who were joined by 8 drummers, and 40 singers from seven states and Canada. Observers, the general public and participants like the two girls at the right, numbered 3,000 over the two days of the event, Powwow organizers said. they watched the traditional Native American dancers unfold as 42 traders and artists sold and displayed turquoise, silverwork, baskets and beadwork.

Year
1976
Month
March
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Young Participants at Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, Huron High School Gymnasium, March 1976

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Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1976
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Native American dances were featured Saturday and Sunday at the Huron High gymnasium in the Fourth Annual Powwow sponsored by the Ann Arbor Native American Culture School. Wearing traditional tribal dress, the dancers at left were among 146 dancers who were joined by 8 drummers, and 40 singers from seven states and Canada. Observers, the general public and participants like the two girls at the right, numbered 3,000 over the two days of the event, Powwow organizers said. they watched the traditional Native American dancers unfold as 42 traders and artists sold and displayed turquoise, silverwork, baskets and beadwork.

Year
1976
Month
March
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Stonehorse Goeman Dances at Huron High School for the 8th Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, April 1980

Stonehorse Goeman Dances at Huron High School for the 8th Annual Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, April 1980 image
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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1980
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JOYFUL — About 200 Native American Indians came from cities, towns and reservations around the Midwest and Canada to Ann Arbor Saturday to "make a joyful noise" and leave their troubles outside. Indian dancers and musicians gathered at Huron High School Saturday for the eighth annual all-Indian Powwow sponsored by the University of Michigan Native American Student Association. The powwow resumes today from 1 to 6 p.m. Several Midwestern tribes are represented at the meeting, according to Ben Bearskin Sr., organizer of the open powwow. The powwow is a happy celebration, a time to forget grudges, to overlook ailments and feel joy, Bearskin said. Above, Stone Horse Goeman, from Big Fork, Minn., performs a native dance Saturday. A children's dance was held Saturday, along with preliminaries of the adult dance competition. Finals of the adult contest were scheduled for Sunday afternoon. The dance competition begins at 2 p.m. today.

Year
1980
Month
April
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Jerry Cleveland/Walking Bear Dances at Crisler Arena during Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, March 1991

Jerry Cleveland/Walking Bear Dances at Crisler Arena during Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, March 1991 image
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Ann Arbor News, April 1, 1991
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Jerry Cleveland, who traveled all the way from Milwaukee to attend this weekend's Ann Arbor Powwow, dances on the floor of Crisler Arena during a competition for men Sunday afternoon. Jerry is also known by his Native American name, Walking Bear. The event attracted participants from as far away as New York and South Dakota.

Year
1991
Month
March
Day
31
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Sylvester Murray Chats With Henry Landau and George Cress, September 1979

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Ann Arbor News, September 6, 1979
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Murray jests with Henry Landau, back to camera, and George Cress, rear center

Year
1979
Month
September
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Dennis Taylor Practices with Treetown Drum Group at Eastern Michigan University's Goodison Hall, March 1997

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Ann Arbor News, March 14, 1997
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At left, Dennis Taylor concentrates on his singing and drumming during the rehearsal

Year
1997
Month
March
Day
12
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Treetown Drum Group Practices at Eastern Michigan University's Goodison Hall, March 1997

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Ann Arbor News, March 14, 1997
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Treetown, a local Native American drum group, practices at Eastern Michigan University's Goodison Hall in preparation for this weekend's annual powwow at Crisler Arena at the University of Michigan.

Year
1997
Month
March
Day
12
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Martha Drew - Champion Horseshoer, August 1936

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Ann Arbor News, August 26, 1936
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LADY HORSESHOER SHOWS HOW IT'S DONE: Above is shown Miss Martha Drew, former North Lake girl, owner and operator of eight horseshoeing shops in New York City demonstrating her art for the benefit of former neighbors. She is known as the champion horseshoer of the United States.

Year
1936
Month
August
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Mike Rodriguez - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1950
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NEARING END OF PREP GRID CAREER: Fiery Mike Rodriguez, sparkplug of Ann Arbor High's speedy backfield, will play his final scholastic football game at Jackson Friday night. Although he missed two games and parts of others because of an early-season injury, Rodriguez is third among Pioneer point-producers with five touchdowns, just one less than Bob Randall and Prenty Ware each has made.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Dick Chatters, Ann Arbor High School Football Team Captain, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, October 19, 1950
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HAS TEAM SHOOTING FOR ANOTHER LEAGUE CROWN: Here is Ann Arbor High's football captain, Dick Chatters, an outstanding guard who has done a fine job of leading the Pioneers on the field this fall. He and his teammates will be at Lansing tomorrow for a Five-A League tilt with Eastern.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Prenty Ware - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1950
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WILL HE RAMBLE TONIGHT? Speedy Prenty Ware, Ann Arbor High's fast-moving left halfback, might gain opportunity to dazzle tonight when the Pioneers will open defense of their Five-A League crown by playing host to Lansing Sexton on Wines Field. Ware, a junior, can really move in an open field.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Phil Saka, Al Jesperson, Chandler Hadley, Doug Nordman - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

Phil Saka, Al Jesperson, Chandler Hadley, Doug Nordman - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950 image
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Ann Arbor News, October 3, 1950
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UNSUNG HEROES AS PIONEERS ROLL ALONG: Always in football the backs get the publicity and the linemen and defense specialists are often largely ignored. Here's a trio of unpublicized Ann Arbor High gridders who have had much to do with the Pioneers' success in football. From left to right are Center Al Jesperson, Tackle Chandler Hadley, and Center Doug Nordman. All specialize on defense.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Bob Weber - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, September 26, 1950
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CAN'T WAIT TO GET AT 'EM: Rough and ready Bob Weber, Ann Arbor High's hard-charging defensive guard whose dad, loquacious Wally Weber, earned football fame as a Michigan fullback great prior to acceptance of the Wolverine coaching duties he now performs, had a quick answer when his father asked him why he didn't go out for the more glamorous backfield positions instead of the line. "I'd rather be up front where I can get at 'em quicker," young Weber told his father. He'll be getting at 'em quickly again Friday night when Ann Arbor High plays Ferndale Lincoln at Ferndale.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Jim Love - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, September 15, 1950
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WILL BE BUSY UP FRONT TONIGHT: Guard Jim Love, a returning letterman, will be in there plenty tonight when Ann Arbor High opens the local football season by playing host to Toledo Scott on Wines Field.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Candidates For Starting Quarterback - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, September 12, 1950
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WHO'LL GET STARTING NOD FOR PIONEERS FRIDAY NIGHT? From this quartet of signal-callers, Coach Hank Fonde will pick his starting quarterback for Friday night's local football opener with Toledo Scott. From left to right are Don O'Hara, Kent Pickard, Harold Shilling and Bud Parks. At present, Parks, a letterman, seems to have a slight edge.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Prenty Ware & Ray Karsian - Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1950
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PREPARATION PAYS OFF ON THIS MANEUVER: A careful workman is Ray Karsian, Ann Arbor High's conversion point artist, who, as indicated here, uses a tape to make sure his stride and distance will be correct. The result have been important, too. In six games, Karsian has been asked to kick conversion points after 20 of the Pioneers' 21 touchdowns. He's been right on the beam 17 times, nine of them in a row, and has missed but two while having one blocked. He didn't take the shot at the other possible point because a Pioneer penalty had made it a 35-yard kick and the longer-booting Bob Randall was asked to try. Karsian's most important conversion of the season came after the Pioneers' third touchdown against Bay City Handy. It had to be good to avoid defeat. Despite a poor center pass Karsian booted the ball clear out of the field, nearly taking Holder Mike Rodriguez' hand with it because the latter was so hurried he hardly had time to set the ball down. Shown holding the ball for Karsian here is Prenty Ware who shares the chore with Rodriguez.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Bob Randall - Fullback, Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1950

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Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1950
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STARTS PIONEERS ALONG 1950 VICTORY PATH: Fullback Bob Randall, coming back strong this year after missing most of the 1949 season with an injured leg, counted Ann Arbor High's first touchdown in quick fashion as the Pioneers opened by beating Toledo Scott last night. Randall wheeled 20 yards up the middle into pay dirt before the game was a minute old.

Year
1950
Month
September
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Mother and Son Run La Casita De Lupe in Braun Court, October 1986

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Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1986
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Martin Contreras and his mother, owners of La Casita de Lupe.

Year
1986
Month
November
Day
2
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Carpenters Haul Materials Into Future Hands-On Museum, December 1981

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Ann Arbor News, December 20, 1981
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At left Bradley and Cousino haul a piece of plywood up through the new elevator shaft; at right architects Bob Overhiser and Sue Monroe, who oversees the project, examine the footings for the elevator; above them can be seen the new partitions for museum offices.

Year
1981
Month
December
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Carpenters Henry Bradley and Bob Cousino Assist With Renovation of Fire Hall Into Museum, December 1981

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Ann Arbor News, December 20, 1981
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Carpenters Henry Bradley and Bob Cousino mark board for cutting at left in what will be an exhibit hall of the Hands-On Museum, on the top floor of the old firehouse. This was the former "dormitory" area and kitchen. The old dropped ceiling has been removed to add spaciousness to the hall.

Year
1981
Month
December
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Architects Bob Overhiser and Sue Monroe Examine Progress of Hands-On Museum Renovation, December 1981

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Ann Arbor News, December 20, 1981
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At left Bradley and Cousino haul a piece of plywood up through the new elevator shaft; at right architects Bob Overhiser and Sue Monroe, who oversees the project, examine the footings for the elevator; above them can be seen the new partitions for museum offices.

Year
1981
Month
December
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Ann Arbor Chamber Orchestra Plans Benefit Concert For Hands-On Museum, December 1980

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Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1980
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Concert Planning: Perry Mixter, business manager of the Ann Arbor Chamber Orchestra, Elise Weisbach, Agnes Reading and Marguerite Oliver met in front of the old fire house recently to launch preparations for a benefit concert for the "Hands On Children's Museum." The symphony group is to perform in the former firehouse on Dec. 13.

Year
1980
Month
December
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Curtis Berjeski Tries Out Bicycle Seat Gyro at Hands-On Museum Expo, July 1980

Curtis Berjeski Tries Out Bicycle Seat Gyro at Hands-On Museum Expo, July 1980 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1980
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Curtis Berjeski, 11, uses hand-held barbells to control speed of bicycle seat gyro at the traveling hands-on museum exhibit located for the rest of the summer a the Natural Science Museum.

Year
1980
Month
September
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Lee Bollinger and Mark Yao Try Out Exhibit at Hands-On Museum Expo, May 1980

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Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1980
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Ready, Set...Hands On! Lee Bollinger, 7, left, and Mark Yao, 12, try out a hand-cranked generator which is among exhibits on display at the University of Michigan Rackham Building. This 'hands-on' exhibit is similar to one at the Boston Science Museum and demonstrates how one can use his own energy for conversion to electrical energy to light one, two or three light bulbs, depending on the effort expended.

Year
1980
Month
May
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Cynthia Yao Presents Plans For A Children's Museum In Old Fire Station, November 1978

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Ann Arbor News, November 28, 1978
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Cynthia Yao, right, believes in children's museums with a 'hands on' instead of a 'hands off' policy. And she thinks the old firehouse might be just the site for such a museum in Ann Arbor.

Year
1978
Month
November
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Dinosaur Visits Hands-On Museum for Ann Arbor Art Fair, July 1986

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Ann Arbor News, July 25, 1986
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The Stegosaurus That Ate Ann Arbor? This prehistoric visitor was of the friendly sort, despite his threatening scowl. Impression 5, Michigan's Science Museum, sent the unusual representative to the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum For Art Fair.

Year
1986
Month
July
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Camp Counselor Earl Flanagan Waits With Children Outside Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, August 1987

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Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1987
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Field Trip to a Popular Place: Kids from the Thurston Summer Day Camp march across Huron on a field trip to the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, a popular place for people of all ages. At left, camp counselor Earl Flanagan waits with some of the young campers to get into the museum.

Year
1987
Month
August
Day
12
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Thurston Day Campers Visit Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, August 1987

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Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1987
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Field Trip to a Popular Place: Kids from the Thurston Summer Day Camp march across Huron on a field trip to the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, a popular place for people of all ages. At left, camp counselor Earl Flanagan waits with some of the young campers to get into the museum.

Year
1987
Month
August
Day
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Aaron Varani Operates Electric Generator at the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, October 1983

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Ann Arbor News, October 24, 1983
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Museum Party: Aaron Varani, 2 1/2, of Ann Arbor discovers how to operate an electric generator, left, while Joe Berlucchi, a 6-year-old from Ypsilanti, eyes the mysterious Bernoulli ball, right, at Sunday's first birthday party for the Hands On Museum in Ann Arbor. About 200 guests sampled a cake that resembled the Museum's historic building at the corner of Huron and Fifth Avenues, and grownups and children alike tried out some of the new exhibits at the museum. Besides the Bernoulli ball, which is held in position by a stream of air from the cone, those include an archaeology display of items found during the renovation of the old city fire station, a levitator and a light table.

Year
1983
Month
October
Day
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Joe Berlucchi Admires Bernoulli Machine at the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, October 1983

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Ann Arbor News, October 24, 1983
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Museum Party: Aaron Varani, 2 1/2, of Ann Arbor discovers how to operate an electric generator, left, while Joe Berlucchi, a 6-year-old from Ypsilanti, eyes the mysterious Bernoulli ball, right, at Sunday's first birthday party for the Hands On Museum in Ann Arbor. About 200 guests sampled a cake that resembled the Museum's historic building at the corner of Huron and Fifth Avenues, and grownups and children alike tried out some of the new exhibits at the museum. Besides the Bernoulli ball, which is held in position by a stream of air from the cone, those include an archaeology display of items found during the renovation of the old city fire station, a levitator and a light table.

Year
1983
Month
October
Day
23
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Dough Boys Bakery Supplies Cake for First Anniversary of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, October 1983

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Ann Arbor News, October 24, 1983
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Cake Admirer: Eight-year-old Marlot Lystra from Eberwhite Elementary School, admires the cake replica of the old Ann Arbor Fire Station. Showing her the cake is George Cowe, the master pastry chef at Dough Boy Pastries which donated the cake during the first birthday celebration of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Sunday. The museum is located in the old fire station on East Huron Street.

Year
1983
Month
October
Day
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Medical Society Auxiliary Presents Check To Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, January 1982

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Ann Arbor News, January 25, 1982
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With Hands On Check: Cynthia Feller (left) and Joan Blunt present a $1,500 check to Cynthia Yao of the Hands On Museum. Feller and Blunt represent the Washtenaw County Medical Society Auxiliary, which has adopted the museum as its philanthropic project for the organization's 1981-82 year. Remodeling work on the Hands On Museum, located in the old downtown fire station, is continuing, with the museum scheduled to open next June. The money was raised at the Medical Society Auxiliary's First Annual Run last November and at a fashion show in December.

Year
1982
Month
January
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Katie Shepherd Dives into Scientific Clothing Exhibit at Hands-On Museum, November 1998

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Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1998
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Plymouth-Canton fourth-grader Katie Shepherd learns how different fabrics make tasks easier or more difficult at the 'Clothing: Science from Head to Toe' exhibit at the Hands-On Museum in Ann Arbor. Here, she's using thick work gloves to place plastic shapes into holes while being timed.

Year
1998
Month
October
Day
29
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