Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1982
Caption:
Cuff Display - Pre-schoolers enrolled in the city's "Safety Town" at Abbot School are all eyes as city patrolman Patrick Nolan holds up a set of handcuffs during a teaching session on Tuesday. a record 561 children are going through this year's twice-a-day instruction which continue through July 15. More than 1,700 Ann Arbor children will have completed the four-year-old safety program when the current program is completed. Instructions deal with traffic, water and personal safety as well as fire prevention.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1982
Caption:
Safety Work - "Safety Town," the simulated village to teach small children safety practices, is in full swing at Abbot Elementary School in Ann Arbor. Now in its fourth year, the program is sponsored by the Ann Arbor Police Department and the public schools. At left, Iris Mintz and police Capt. Kenneth B. Klinge, coordinators of the project, check over youngsters' artwork. Below [this photo], a group of pre-kindergartners peer into a police scout car where Patrolman Patrick Nolan demonstrates the use of a loudspeaker atop the cruiser.