New Task Force on Education Draws
Attention to Public Schools' Distress

As the result of a recent meeting
with state legislators on the ques-
tion of the mounting public school
crisis, the newly created Metro-
politan Task Force on Education is
mobilising grass-, .
roots support for
state aid under
the leadership of '
Mrs. Stephen
Rose, chairman.
Mrs. Rose, who
heads the Na-
tional Council of
Jewish Women's
legislative c o m-_ A
j.
mittee f or the
Mrs. Rose
Detroit Chapter, said the task
force must convince the general
public of the urgent problems con-
fronting Michigan's public schools
and to that end will offer literature
and/or speaker to any group re-
questing it.
A Detroit mother of three, Mrs.
Rose emphasized that this is not
Detroit's problem alone. Suburban
school districts have their prob-
lems too. "And suburbia has the
power to do something about
this," she said. "Our state repre-
sentatives will act toward sound
fiscal educational reform only
when they are made aware of the
public's demand for it"
She urged individuals and or-
ganizations to write the repre-
sentatives from their district to
urge legislative action for the
state to assume some of the
school's financial harden.
Without this, and without re-
form, "Thousands of our children

are being confronted with the pos-
sible danger of only half-day ses-
sions and inadequate facilities."
For a speaker or copies of the task
force's "Guidelines for Financing
Public Schools in Michigan," call
Mrs. Rose, 342-5514. The task force
is a coalition of some 30 commu-
nal, professional, religious and
educational organizations.

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GM Research Head
to Address Local
Technion Chapter

Paul F. Chenea, scientific direc-
tor of General Motors Research
Laboratories, will discuss "Trends
in Engineering Education," at a
meeting of the American Technion
Society, Detroit Chapter, 8 p.m.
Thursday at Cong. Bnai David. He
will be introduced
by Julius Har-
wood, assistant
director of Ford
Motor Co. Scien-
tific Research
Laboratories.
Chenea's de-
grees and honor-
ary degrees in-
clude a BS in civil
engineering from Chenea
the University of California; an
MS and PhD in engineering me-
chanics from the University of
Michigan; doctor of science, Rose
Polytechnic Institute; doctor of en-
gineering, Purdue; and doctor of
engineering scknce, Tri-State Col-
lege, Angola, ind. He is also a
fellow in the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers and the
American Academy of Arts and
3311PS Grand River
at Farmington Read
Sciences.
WEDDINGS • PORTRAITS
Following military service,
BAR MITZVAS
Chenea served on the University
474-7762
of Michigan faculty while pursu-
ing his doctorate. At Purdue, be
held many posts as an educator-
administrator, including bead of
engineering sciences and asso-
ciate dean of engineering. He
was visiting Webster professor
at Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, head of its school of
mechanical engineering, acting
head of the diviskon of mathema-
tical sciences and vice president
for academic affairs.
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has held important posts in many
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tions and served as consultant to
the Army Scientific Advisory Panel.
Members' wives and guests are
invited,
and refreshments will be
New Confirmation
served.

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