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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
8
A University of Michigan psychologist Professor Frederick Wyatt says permissive parenting and rapid social change deepen the generation gap among students. He notes today’s youths rebel against old mores, seek identity, and push boundaries to define themselves amid war talk civil rights issues and bureaucratic pressures.
The Automobile Club of Michigan urges pedestrians to keep right day and night and walk on the left facing traffic if on a highway. To spread the safety message 17 000 copies of the award winning poster are being distributed to schools across Michigan.
A boating safety course for under 17 year olds and others will be taught by Sgt. David Severence from 2 to 4 p.m. on April 20, 27 and May 4 at Strahley Chevrolet in Saline. Sponsored by the Washtenaw Sheriff’s Marine Patrol and the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary, the free class ends with a test for operator licenses. To register, clip the coupon in The Reporter and return it to Bart Strahley or Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department. For more information call Strahley or the listed contacts.
Unprecedented enrollment numbers show 55 million students in the last school year with 35.6 million in elementary, 13.4 million in high school, and 6.1 million in college. Projections suggest total enrollment may exceed 60.4 million by fall 1975, with college enrollment rising to 8.6 million.
A State Board of Education member notes that Michigan’s income and gasoline tax increases dampen voter support for new school building bonds. Peter Oppewall cites a 98.6 percent financing share, a drop in bonding, and a looming classroom shortage without financing reforms.
The Washtenaw County Hospital Auxiliary met at County Hospital on Washtenaw Ave to review the hospital’s future and the Medicare program. Administrator Robert Reynolds described his experiences with the new program while Robert Harrison of Saline outlined the Board of Supervisors progress on reassessing the county medical care facility.
Probate Judge Ross W. Campbell announces set aside times in Washtenaw County probate court for unscheduled public meetings. He offers Monday 2 to 4:30 p.m. and Friday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Estate and Mental Health Division for estate guardianship mental health or secret marriage issues not currently before the court. Appointments outside these times can be arranged via county building office contact.
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