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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
12
May menus list daily offerings including mashed potatoes roast beef pizza spaghetti fish sticks and more with milk and desserts. Several days show variations such as hot dogs, meat dishes, and fruit selections. Decoration Day notes no school on May 30.
During the week of May 1, all high schools in Livingston and Washtenaw Counties administer surveys to 10th and 12th graders to assess interest in occupational programs. Additional questionnaires target teachers counselors principals and superintendents. Later in May business and industry officials will assess local labor market training needs.
Ten members of the Future Teachers Club and adviser Mrs. Max Haswell attended a Future Teachers of America conclave at Eastern Michigan University. Over 1,000 high school students took part in campus tours consultations with faculty and entertainment. Saline participants included Cathy Dye Sue Hollenback Shannon Wojtysiak Celeste Klein Jane Bredernitz Jane Bailey Karol Engel Nancy Finkbeiner and Evelyne and Kathi Genik.
Homemakers Study Group will meet on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Wayne Smead 3343 Waterworks Rd. The session focuses on home management and practical tips for household tasks.
High school government classes debated the U.S. space program funding with many thoughtful essays. Students argued for and against, citing medical needs, global poverty, national security, and future exploration, with names of participants reflecting a range of views.
A Friendship Study Group will meet Monday at 5186 Austin Rd the home of Mrs Raymond Strieter. The discussion touches on space exploration costs and potential public benefit. Nancy Sway voices opposition to space funding citing debts and Vietnam losses while Deborah Weage cites curiosity and historical discoveries as beneficial.
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