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« > t v * v w , v ,*.•» vm? rv.t vsvt ^ t * > V i »*»« »» v *-. ,r. ,r . v« *•• «. Michigan Mirror •fVA*» v - ' • Day care may be By ELMER E. WHITE You're getting older. Your sight isn't as good as it used to be. You can! get around too well. You'd like more than anything to spend the rest of your Hfe in your own home But you cant make it by yourself An institution may be the solution But must it be? State Senate Majority Leader William Fitzgerald < D-Detroit) and others think there are alternatives. "Upwards of 25 per cent of thoae in nursing homes right now do not need that kind » of care." Fitzgerald said in a speech before the Michigan Hopsital Association • And if you ask the elderly they will more often than not say they want to stay In their homes " f Day care nurses are one answer. There is a need.'' Fitzgerald said, "to • expand the availability of home health ! care and other less expensive alternatives • to institutional long-term care by expand- ! ing Medicaid reimbursement options '' Such action could cut the Medicaid budg et while it also helps older folks who dont want to be institutionalized. Fitzgerald pointed out that the five per cent of Medicaid recipients in nursing' homes account for almost one-third of the program budget And. he said, "the size of the elderly population in this state is expected to increase by at least onethird in the next 20 years " CONCERN GROWS in some state government circles over the proposed constitutional amendment to cap the amount of taxes Michigan can levy on its citizens Supporters of the amerxfcnent—in effect, a spending limitation aimed at forcing lawmakers to reorder priorities and keep a tighter rein on the state pursestrings-re- I cently turned in petition signatures to put the question on the November ballot. And opponents fear that a sufficient number of valid signatures could be disastrous. \ > < f $ ^VV h y P a y More m m e i J E R j thrifty acres #41425 UNFINISHED 4-DRAWER CHEST 13Vi"x24-H"x36 Ready to finish #21025| lUNFINISHEDI 3-SHELF BOOKGASEh Top: 24H"x8%". Height 36" in carton, easy to assemble Chances are. some say. that if the questi in is on the ballot, it will pass. Taxpayers United, the group behind the petition drive, wants to write into the Cc restitution a limit on the amoung of money lawmakers can work with each yer—IJ per cent of the personal income of Michigan reported for the previous fiscal year or the average of personal income of Michigan for the previous five calendar years, whichever is greater. Such a system, supporters say. wodld hvwt;'. - r> »•>* u answer for seniors give taxpayers a handle on spending and help ease the constant increase in taxes. But those against the limitation warn of complicated fiscal problems that would result from the 8.3 per cent lid What about years when the state needs more money to take care of serious, unexpected problems? What about the talkedK)f proprety tax reduction ideas? How would that be affected by a tax and spending cap? Dont tie the hands that handle the money, opponents seem to say Medical aide training set A new osteopathic medical assistant inservice training program will be offered at Schoolcraft College beginning Seot If. A series of nine courses, it will run on Sundays through May 15. 1977 Cosponsored by Schoolcraft and the Michigan Osteopathic Medical Assistants ciation (MOMAA). the series can be to earn up to 18 units toward MOMAA tification. Two MOMAA units will awarded for each of the nine eight-h courses scheduled To qualify for MOMAA certification, medical assistans must be employed by an osteopathic physician or hospital, be a member of the association, accumulate 50 units, complete its certification exam- ination and accumulate 25 additional units a nually after certification. Pre-registration for each session is essential since enrollment is limited. MOMAA members pay $20 per session, and nonmembers pay $25. Fees include luncheon, morning and afternoon coffee and program materials Pre-registration information and materials will be available monthly prior to each scheduled program. Requests for registration and programming information should be directed to Barbara Gruenwald. 28101 Kendallwood Drive. Farmington Hills, or telephone 476- 4983 Care of elderly to be taught Tuition scholarships at Madonna College are offered for the fall term to persons learning how to care for the elderly. Designed for those who work with older persons, the courses also provide jobehtry skills for those interested in such employment. The college, with partial funding from UNFNSHED FURNITURE After Ad: $34.97 PAINT IT! STAIN IT! ANTIQUE ITI Create your own decor for any room ot me house when you finish raw wood furniture wMh paint or varnish In the color and tones of your oholce. Available in the Paint Department. the state, will offer classes in social gerontology. nutrition for the aging, nuring care, and art for the aging Credit and certificates will be awarded upon completion of the course Dorothy Gagnier has more information about the course at 4254J000, ext 4< the hardware department #73636 UNFINISHED ADJUSTABLE After Ad $29 97 BOOKCASE 3e"x14'/.x36 Ready to finish. #Z1434| UNFINISHED DESK Top: 33% x13%". HeiQht: 29". Ready to finish. In carton, easy to assemble #1183 UNFINISHED DESK CHAIR 15 " x w r f f c v r Ready to finish After Ad: $11.97 $G»B PRICES GOOD THURS. AUO. IS THRU SAT. AUG. 14, H 7 I m M6N. TWWU IAT. I o.m. Q-m. to f lOtlfl p.m. fUN. 9 q.m. H 1 p . w . _ J _ 'ii They may have a .hard time convincing the taxpayers who themselves live on limited funds. And it certainly wont help when some amendment backers start reminding voters about the payhike—deserved or not—that legislative leaders have mentioned in recent weeks. ADDING 40 more birds to the total population doesn't seem like much But when it's Kirtland's warblers you're counting, that's a different story. Michigan—the summer nesting ground of the endangered bird—reports the latest beakjjaunt-£*--t9Sr nesting pairs. 20 pairs ffi5rethan last summer's estimate. "Tbii-uptunrfflay not seem very significant at a glance, but we are encouraged by it." says John Byelich. a wildlife biologist with the department of natural resources. "In face of the fact there are less than 400 of these birds left in the world, every one of them counts preciously in our efforts to save this species." The Kirtland's warbler winters in the Bahamas. then moves to northern lower Michigan for the summer. Nesting grounds, in area posted against trespassing through Aug 15. can be found in Crawford. Oscoda. Roscommon. Oge- - maw. Kalkaska and Wexford counties. You'll RAKE IN THE SAVINGS mmm m «« •>4** —> mm* . • . . : - . tt_fl.9B.Bfl a a taaa fluum a i fl-O-a.Q PIE-EATING CONTEST Thuridiy, Augut 12, 1976 OB8ERVER k ECCENTRIC (PtC-8AtR-9A,W,G-7A)* 11A Saturday * August 14 11A.M. FOR KIDS AGES 7-12 TROPHIES TO WINNERS ALL CONTESTANTS RECEIVE RIBBONS • First 200 to register are eligible to participate • Registration starts 10:30 a.m. Plymouth at Middiebeit, Livonia • 522-4100 8 8 8 r » T » 8 BBBBBTB 8 8 5 I T O l 5 8 »TriT» BBBOBOBBOBB tnr ' • • - . . : ; ' . ; ' »• • . \ . y ' • • -v'V< : " I ' . I 1 NEW SHIPMENT at PREMIUM STOCK SPRED OUTSIDE PAINT NOW $Q95 W gal. LATEX BASE Reg12.10 GEL-FLOW NOW $ 10 9 5 OIL BASE 1 W 9 Reg. 13.70 WHITE OR READY MIX COLORS\ BOTH TYPES LAUAN V ' 5 - 99 PLYWOOD NO LIMIT CASH & CARRY STUDS KILN DRIED 2" x 4" -7' 641 KILN DRIED 2" x 4" -8' . 74 e ECONOMY GRADE e STORED UNDER COVER e YOU MAY SELECT YOUR OWN ECONOMY GARAGE PACKAGES s 780 00 20'x20' INCLUDES... e 2 foot overhang e Your ohotoe of hip or geble e Free delivery In local eree e ir O.C. oonetructton e rxi" reflate e Your ohoioe of •* or r Dolly Varden tiding ee shown to the right -OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE- l a | A J | i • REPLACE YOUR OWN BIF0LDS WITH FULL LENGTH MIRR0I SLIDING DOORS 48" x 80" Opening 2 Doors 60"...Complete with gold anodlzed metal *92" 72"...Complete with gold anodlzed metal •108" The Regency STEEL 8HED NOW IN COLONIAL OLIVE AND FOREST GREEN FOR A NEW, NATURAL LOOK. FEATURES DECO- RATIVE DOOR ARCH AND BLACK OCTAGONAL HANDLES; LANTERNS AND HORSE AND SURREY GABLE PLAOUE. 10' x 10' (NOMINAL SIZE) See Our Other 3 tee/ A Wood Modoi* on Dltploy e«« $ 144 M DOLLY VARDEN SIDING SALE i i * Free Delivery Within Local Area Just the ticket for that shed or barn. 6" width 16'iinMiioot 8" width 20* im* M Kiln /dried ruatlc apruce, lenfltha mostly 14' -16'. Haa amaH paintknots.
^ ^• H ^ I . / o . ' . ^ s w -^'v;.vr.wAW»w • ,•; »**? WtvV*V "• ^ 1 - # #1 # 4 * * $ i 1 7 NUU RD and FftRlMNGTON ftauMEmmmn MR. COFFEE FILTERS .Hi 'LIMITS'ExpkM Aug Mtti , • ... . ; •v U '-'{. ... . j inney shoes SHOE SALE UP TO 50% OFF i FREE T-SHIRT with purchase of any N.B.A. action shoes between Aug. 15 and Aug. 21 KINNEY PEOPLE -THE BIG DIFFERENCE 7 Mile & Farmington Rd. MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE V2 OFF NEW SELECTION BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS Selected Party Qoode-Qltt Wrap Niany Gift Iteme-Reduced for final Clearance NIcDevitt Livonia. 7 Mile Farmington Rd. MIKTIIM Mm£S COCA-COLA S PAK 10 OZ. 99 0 Rtg.SI.37 LIMIT 1 Exp»M Sal* Starts Todayl Ends Sat. August 14th EXTRA LARGE E6GS . -j-i . . - " v r v : . , M Thursday, Aufr* 12, 1976 OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC (L TA^.C-gAJl-SAXPftA Don't be superstitious, there are values you can't afford to miss. Remember, up to 70% off Friday the 13th only 10o.m. to 11 p.m. . .
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