Spring Firehouse Cleaning - As area housewives are aware, it's that time of year for cleaning up--and in this case it's really "UP." Ann Arbor firemen at the central station yesterday were using their aerial ladder truck to maneuver a man to a high window in the tower at E. Huron and N. Fifth Ave.

The southeast corner of E. Huron St. and S. Fourth Ave. has been "dressed-up" with the near-completion of the remodeling of the old Huron Hotel. Michael J. Randolph, the new lessee, has made extensive exterior and interior changes in what is now the Embassy Hotel building. The old and new exteriors are shown here, along with one of the redecorated and newly furnished rooms.

New Front: This new aluminum and ceramic tile store front at The Quarry, Inc., of 318-20 S. State St., "ties" the firm's pharmacy and photographic and hospital supply units together. Display window space has been enlarged and an entry ramp eliminate and doorways moved to the sidewalk edge. Thomas S. Tanner of Ann Arbor was the architect. The remodeling work was completed by Kurt Lange, a local contractor.

How 'It' Looked: This drawing of one of the unidentified flying objects reported over Dexter Township last night was made by Sheriff's Cpl. David B. Severance from descriptions provided by a half-dozen deputies and area residents. All witnesses generally agreed on the shape and size of the objects and on the colored lights which appeared on them.

The southeast corner of E. Huron St. and S. Fourth Ave. has been "dressed-up" with the near-completion of the remodeling of the old Huron Hotel. Michael J. Randolph, the new lessee, has made extensive exterior and interior changes in what is now the Embassy Hotel building. The old and new exteriors are shown here, along with one of the redecorated and newly furnished rooms.