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Presidential Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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Issues
Glenn, aged VislaB.
re: past hospital
January 3, 1974
nursing home care
Mrs. Viola B. Glenn
13251 State Road
Nunica, Michigan 49448
Dear Mrs. Glenn:
This is in regard to your recent letter
expressing your views relating to the problem of ob-
taining post hospital nursing home care.
Although the Vice President is away from
the city at the present time, he has asked me to express
his thanks for writing.
You may be assured your letter has been
carefully read, and Mr. Ford appreciates that you have
taken the time to write in this connection.
Sincerely,
A. B. Schram
Assistant to the
Vice President
RALD ERALDR LIBRARY FORD
Date nov. 26-1973
From: Mrs Viola Glenn
13251 State Rd
nunica, Michigan
49448
Zip Code
To: Hon. Gerald Ford
u.s. Senate
Senate Office Buelding
Washingto D. Zip e-205-10 Code
I, as a Senior Citizen, and a participant in the Medicare Program,
am writing concerning the problem of obtaining post hospital
nursing home care.
Our present Medicare Program provides for nursing home care after
hospitalization. However, in our area no nursing home will accept
Medicare patients.
They will accept Medicaid patients and those who have sufficient
money to afford a prolonged stay in their facilities.
It appears that only the very poor and very wealthy can obtain
nursing home care in this area. Those of us who do not fit in
either of the above categories, i.e., who have too much income to
qualify for Medicaid and not sufficient money to pay for a prolonged
stay, can not obtain nursing home care and benefits.
I pay $6.80 per month for Medicare, and according to my policy am
entitled to this care. I, as a Senior Citizen and a participant
in the Medicare Program, wish to go on record as protesting this
inequity.
Thank-you for your help.
Sincerely yours,
i LIBRARY CERALD
Mrs Viola B, Glem
ISSUES
"Aged"
(SCHLEY, Thomas L.)
re: CAP
February 13, 1974
Mr. Thomas L. Schley
Executive Director
EIGHTCAP, Inc.
P.O. Box 435
Stanton, Michigan 48888
Dear Mr. Schley:
Thank you very much for your recent letter and the enclosed
copy of your Title VII Proposal.
Although I will be unable to comment in detail on this
proposal, I was pleased to review your plans for Montcalm
County. This information was of interest to me and I am
pleased that you took the time to provide me with a copy.
I want to wish you every success in your endeavors.
With kind regards.
Sincerely,
Gerald R. Ford
GRF:t
GERALD FORD LIBRARY
EIGHTCAP, INC.
P.O. BOX 435 - Stanton, Michigan 48888
-
Phone (517) 831-4747
December 26, 1973
Vice President Gerald R. Ford
Suite 720
Federal Building
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502
Dear Vice President Ford:
As the Executive Director of Eight-CAP, Incorporated, I felt you
would appreciate an opportunity to comment on the attached
Title VII Proposal which has been submitted to the Department of
Social Services for funding consideration.
I am sure you will agree that the aged population residing in
Montcalm County should be provided those programs and services
which will allow them to live in dignity and health. This program
is designed to provide them with nutritious meals and a cordially
stimulating atmosphere. Your support will be appreciated by myself
and the senior population.
This program would help insure a happy 1974 for many Montcalm
County Senior Citizens.
Yours truly
Thomas Executive L. The Schley Director
TLS:nnh
encl.
FORD DIBRARY
STATE OF MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
APPLICATION FOR NUTRITION PROJECT AWARD
UNDER TITLE VII OF THE OLDER AMERICANS ACT
(FOR STATE AGENCY USE)
1.
TITLE OF PROJECT:
Montcalm County Nutrition Program for the Aged
2.
TYPE OF APPLICATION:
X
NEW
CONTINUATION
REVISION
SUPPLEMENT
3.
PROJECT DIRECTOR (NAME, TITLE, DEPARTMENT, AND
6.
DATES OF:
FROM
THROUGH
AMOUNT
ADDRESS - STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE):
A. PROJECT
$
PERIOD
1-1-74
12-31-74
To be named
$
B. BUDGET
1-1-74
12-31-74
YEAR
7.
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION:
PUBLIC AGENCY
SOCIAL SECURITY NO.:
AREA CODE
TELEPHONE NO.
X
PRIVATE NON-PROFIT AGENCY
4.
APPLICANT AGENCY (NAME AND ADDRESS -
8.
PAYEE (SPECIFY TO WHOM CHECKS SHOULD BE
STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE):
SENT - NAME. TITLE, ADDRESS):
Eight-CAP, Inc.
Eight-CAP, Inc.
P.O. Box 435
P.O. Box 435
Stanton, Michigan 48888
Stanton, Michigan 48888
5.
NAME, TITLE, ADDRESS OF OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED
9.
(FOR STATE AGENCY USE)
TO SIGN FOR APPLICANT AGENCY:
Mable Poindexter, Chairwoman
P.O. Box 435
Stanton, Michigan 48888
10. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: It is understood and agreed by the undersigned that; 1) funds awarded as a result of this request are to be
expended for the purposes set forth herein and in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, policies, and procedures of this State
and the Administration on Aging, Social and Rehabilitation Service of the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; 2) any
proposed changes in the proposal as approved will be submitted in writing by the applicant and upon notification of approval by the
State agency shall be deemed incorporated into and become a part-of this agreement; 3) the attached Assurance of Compliance
(Form AoA-441) with the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Regulation issued pursuant to Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964 applies to this proposal as approved; and 4)funds awarded by the State Agency may be terminated at any time for
violations of any terms and requirements of this agreement.
11. SIGNATURE (PERSON NAMED IN ITEM 5): Mabbe Pounderter
11-30-73
SIGNATURE
DATE
DSS-3263 (5-73)
GERALD, FORD LIBRARY
BUDGET SUMMARY FOR BUDGET YEAR
PAGE 1 OF 7
FROM
TO
(COMPLETE SUPPORTING BUDGET SCHEDULES BEFORE THIS PART)
Rev. 6-15-73
A. DIRECT COSTS
SUPPORTING SOCIAL
ADMINISTRATIVE
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS
BUDGET CATEGORY
MEALS COSTS
SERVICES COSTS
COSTS
(SUM OF COLUMNS 2, 3, & 4)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
1.
PERSONNEL INCLUDING
$
$
$
$
FRINGE BENEFITS)
23,860.00
2. EQUIPMENT
770.00
3.
RAW FOOD
23,400.00
4. TRAVEL (STAFF ONLY)
3,410.00
5. CONSULTANTS
6.
OTHER COSTS'
4,769.00
$
7. TOTAL DIRECT COSTS
$
$ 56,209.00
B. INDIRECT COSTS
a. IS INDIRECT COST REQUIRED?
d. BASED ON:
NO
YES
1]
SALARIES AND WAGES
b. PERCENTAGE RATE:
%
TOTAL ALLOWABLE
DIRECT COSTS
C.
NEGOTIATED AGREEMENT:
$
DATE
e. BASE: $
$
C. TOTAL PROJECT COSTS (TOTAL LINES A(5) 7 AND B)
56,209.00
GERALD
$
D.
PROJECT INCOME
FORD
$
E. PROJECT NET COSTS ILINE C LESS LINE D)
56,209.00
$
F. LOCAL NON-FEDERAL PARTICIPATION
%
$
G. FUNDS REQUESTED ILINE E LESS LINE F)
%
56,209.00
*INCLUDES CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES EXCEPT RAW FOOD
DSS-3263 (Rev. 9.73)
FORD
PAGE 2 OF 7
SUPPORTING BUDGET SCHEDULE
Rev. 6-15-73
PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
TOTAL
SUPPORTING
SUPPORTING SERVICES BY ACTIVITY
COSTS
MEALS
SERVICES
= SUM COL.
TOTAL
ESCORT &
INFOR-
(2)-(4)+(12)
BUDGET
HOME
= SUM COL.
TRANSPOR-
MATION &
NUTRITION
SHOPPING
ADMIN-
(13)
CATEGORY
CONGREGATE
DELIVERED
(5)-(11)
TATION
OUTREACH
REFERRAL
COUNSELING
EDUCATION
ASSISTANCE
RECREATION
ISTRATION
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
1. PERSONNEL
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
G
$
(ITEMIZE BY
TITLE)
Project
Director
9,500
9,500
Fringe
1,425
1,425
Site
Coord
936
156
624
1,248
624
624
468
4,680
Site
Coord
936
156
624
1,248
624
624
468
4,680
Site
Coord
468
78
312
624
312
312
234
2,340
Fringe
247
41
165
329
165
164
124
1,235
TOTAL PERSON
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,587
431
1,725
3,499
1,725
1,724
$ 1,294
$
$
NEL COSTS
10,925
23,860
DSS- 3263 (Rev. 9-73)
PAGE 3 OF.7
SUPPORTING BUDGET SCHEDULE
Rev. 6-15-73
PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
TOTAL
SUPPORTING
MEALS
SUPPORTING SERVICES BY ACTIVITY
COSTS
SERVICES
= SUM COL.
TOTAL
ESCORT &
INFOR-
(2)-(4)+(12)
BUDGET
HOME
= SUM COL.
TRANSPOR-
MATION &
NUTRITION
SHOPPING
ADMIN-
(13)
CATEGORY
CONGREGATE
DELIVERED
(5)-(11)
TATION
OUTREACH
REFERRAL
COUNSELING
EDUCATION
ASSISTANCE
RECREATION
ISTRATION
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
2. EQUIPMENT
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
(ITEMIZE)
Insulated
Food
413.00
22.00
435.00
Transporters
Drink
Despensers 41.00
2.00
43.00
Food Con-
tainers
178.00
9.00
187.00
Metal
Spoons
57.00
3.00
60.00
$
$
$
$
TOTAL EQUIP.
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
MENT COSTS
770.00
3. RAW FOOD
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
10,400
contracted
meals
at $2.25
per meal
22,230.00
1,170.00
23,400.00
TOTAL RAW
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
FOOD COSTS
DSS-3263 (Rev. 9-73)
GERALD
?
FORD
1888917
Page 3 of 7 Attachment
Budget
Home
Total
Category
Congregate
Delivered
Costs
Cutting knives
33.00
2.00
35.00
Soup Ladles
10.00
10.00
FORD & LIBRARY 03RALD
LIORARY
FORD
GLRATO
PAGE 4 OF 7
SUPPORTING BUDGET SCHEDULE
Rev. 6-15-73
PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
TOTAL
SUPPORTING
SUPPORTING SERVICES BY ACTIVITY
COSTS
MEALS
SERVICES
= SUM COL.
TOTAL
ESCORT &
INFOR-
BUDGET
HOME
= SUM COL.
TRANSPOR-
MATION &
NUTRITION
SHOPPING
ADMIN-
(2)-(4)+(12)
CATEGORY
CONGREGATE
DELIVERED
TATION
OUTREACH
REFERRAL
COUNSELING
EDUCATION
ASSISTANCE
RECREATION
ISTRATION
(13)
(5)-(11)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
4. TRAVEL
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
(STAFF
ONLY)
Director
6,800
25.00
38.00
69.00
69.00
69.00
37.00
38.00
37.00
100.00
550.00
100 miles
per week
at $.11
per mile
Site Coord
578
95.00
512.00
763.00
381.00
381.00
150.00
2,860.00
5 X 100
miles per
week X 52
weeks
$
$
$
TOTAL TRAVEL
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
COSTS
646.00
120.00
550.00
832.00
450.00
69.00
37.00
419.00
187.00
100.00
3,410.00
5. CONSUL-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
TANTS
TOTAL CON.
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
SULTANT
COSTS
DSS-3263 (Rev. 9. 73)
LIBRARY
FORD
076859
SUPPORTING BUDGET SCHEDULE
PAGE 5 OF 7
Rev. 6-15-73
PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
TOTAL
SUPPORTING
SUPPORTING SERVICES BY ACTIVITY
COSTS
MEALS
SERVICES
TOTAL
ESCORT &
INFOR-
= SUM COL.
BUDGET
HOME
= SUM COL.
TRANSPOR-
MATION &
NUTRITION
SHOPPING
ADMIN-
(2)-(4)+(12)
CATEGORY
CONGREGATE
DELIVERED
(5)-(11)
TATION
OUTREACH
REFERRAL
COUNSELING
EDUCATION
ASSISTANCE
RECREATION
ISTRATION
(13)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
6. OTHER
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
COSTS*
Office
Supplies
400.00
Telephone
360.00
$30 per
month x
12
Feeding
site Paper
711.00
38.00
749.00
& Plastic
Recreat-
ional
materials
475.00
25.00
500.00
Bookkeep-
ing
1560.00
and
Secret-
arial
Training
600.00
Audit
600.00
TOTAL OTHER
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
COSTS*
4769.00
*INCLUDES CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES EXCEPT RAW FOOD
DSS-3263 (Rev. 9-73)
PAGE 6 OF 7
SUPPORTING BUDGET SCHEDULE
LOCAL NON FEDERAL PARTICIPATION
SOURCE
AMOUNT
A. CASH RESOURCES
$
GERNIDA FORD CLEARED
SUB-TOTAL
$
$
B. IN KIND RESOURCES
5 Congregate Feeding Sites
5,000.00
Contributions from Social Service Agencies
Department of Social Services 1 hour per month, per feeding
site at $4.00 per hour
240.00
Social Security Representative 1 hour per month, per feeding
site at $4.00 per hour
240.00
Mid Michigan District Health Department and Montcalm County
Mental Health 12 hours of health and welfare counseling at
each of the five feeding sites
240.00
Cooperative Extension Services 12 hours nutrition education
at each center = 60 hours
240.00
Michigan State University Dietetic Service menu developed and
approved
200.00
Plus volunteers
SUB-TOTAL
$ 6,160.00
TOTAL
$
DSS-3263 (5-73)
PAGE 7 OF 7
BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR
SUBSEQUENT BUDGET YEARS
Rev. 6-15-73
1975 BUDGET
1976
BUDGET
YEAR
YEAR
(1)
(2)
A. ESTIMATED
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS
81,713.50
111,818
B. ESTIMATED
PROJECT INCOME
C. ESTIMATED NET
PROJECT COSTS
(LINE A LESS LINE B)
81,713.50
111,818
D. ESTIMATED
LOCAL NON-FEDERAL
PARTICIPATION
E. ESTIMATED
FUNDS REQUEST
(LINE C LESS LINE D)
81,713.50
111,818
15,600 meals expand all
20,800 meals expand from five
F. ESTIMATED
feeding sites to three
feeding sites feeding three
NUMBER OF MEALS
TO BE SERVED
days per week
days per week to six feeding
sites three days per week and
one serving two days
DSS- 3263 (Rev. 9-73)
GERALD FORD LIBRARY
PART II: PLAN FOR THE PROJECT
GERALD FORD FIBRARY
The applicant agency must set forth a detailed plan for the delivery of meals and
related social services for the proposed project area. This plan must address,
at a minimum, the items identified in the outline below. The plan set forth by
the applicant agency must also follow this outline and be numbered accordingly.
All instructions for Part II are contained in the application itself.
1. Applicant Agency
a. Attach a chart which describes the organizational structure of the agency.
Also, indicate where in the organization of the agency, responsibility
for the conduct of the proposed project is to be placed.
The applicant agency for the Montcalm County Nutritional Program for the
Aged is the Governing Board of Eight CAP, Inc. a private nonprofit
corporation duly recognized and chartered by the State of Michigan. The
responsibility for the conduct of the proposed project will be vested in
the Governing Board of the aforementioned private nonprofit corporation.
See attachment A.
b. Set forth the agency's qualifications, including personnel and physical
facilities to undertake the proposed project. In addition, describe in
detail the agency experience in:
(1) provision of services to the elderly with specific reference to low
income and minority group elderly:
Eight CAP, Inc. has been designated by the four political entities
which it has served since February 1966 as the recipient of all
Office of Economic Opportunity 221 funds distributed in the geographical
area. During the eight years of this corporation's existence, it has
planned, programmed, maintained and evaluated $14,151,884.00 of programs
directed at the disadvantaged population existing within its geographical
boundaries.
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CHART OF FEDERAL GRANT MONIES
PROGRAMMED FOR THE DISADVANTAGED
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Conduct &
Administration
21,268
35,954
41,247
24,867
29,042
23,906
24,180
18,000
Community
Organization
27,875
31,958
40,959
68,820
69,000
Youth Program
15,000 24,338 22,135
Migrant Head
Start
15,065
Emergency Food
& Medical
15,000 30,000 49,000 21,000
-3-
Day Care
3,905
Head Start
12,108 115,000 115,083 115,000 117,489 117,489
Neighborhood
Service
22,098
Direct
Employment
10,200
Career
1,800
Development
Senior
Opportunities
13,000
& Services
Senior Citizen
6,800
Nutrition Program
Emergency
Employment Act
(Total)
(Total)
Federal Grant
Non-Federal
Total Program
Conduct & Administration
218,464
43,064
Community Organization
238,612
128,092
Youth Program
61,473
55,157
Migrant Head Start
15,065
1,536
Emergency Food & Medical
115,000
3,800
Day Care
3,905
0
Head Start
592,169
254,472
Senior Citizen Nutrition
Program
6,800
0
Neighborhood Services
22,098
8,448
Direct Employment
10,200
160,000
Career Development
1,800
O
Senior Opportunities
& Services
13,000
3,250
Emergency Employment Act
2,533,259
374,220
3,831,845
10,320,039
14,151,884
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b. 1 con:
Eight CAP, Inc. provides a multitude of services for the elderly
population. These services include:
a. Information and referral
b. Transportation
C. Legal Assistance
d. Friendly home visitors (volunteers)
e. Telephone reassurance
f. Monthly Chat and Chow
g. Free furniture and clothing
h. Senior Nutrition Program
i. Outreach
k. Informational speakers
In addition to these direct services which are currently being provided
on an ongoing basis, Eight CAP has undertaken many short term projects
directed at serving or organizing the aged population.
These projects included: The coordination of Project Find, a special
effort directed at identifying and qualifying that segment of the aged
population in need of but not receiving food stamps distributed by the
Department of Social Services.
A pilot project in cooperation with Community Education awareness of
the aged population's needs and the expansion and creation of programs
to specifically serve the aged population.
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In the past 12 months Eight CAP, through community organization
techniques, has successfully encouraged local senior citizens groups
to unite and organize for the purpose of establishing and operating
a Title III direct service program in Ionia County. As a result of
an effort there now exists an Ionia County Commission on Aging and
a proposal currently before the funding agent for Title III of The
Older American Act.
(2) Operation of meals program on behalf of the elderly. A pilot program
has been in operation in Lakeview since April 19, 1973. The meals
were prepared and served at Lakeview High School until the school term
ended. Subsequently the Lakeview Hospital prepared the meals which
were then served at the nearby United Church of Christ. After a three
month trial period, Lakeview Hospital terminated the arrangement due to
insufficient staff.
At this time in October, the program was re-evaluated as follows:
1. The common goal was to provide older citizens, particularly
those with low income, with low cost, nutritionally sound meals
served in strategically located sites, where they can obtain
other social and rehabilitative services.
2. The performance objective is to offer twice weekly noontime
meals at five sites in Montcalm County. Besides promoting
better health among the older segment of the population through
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improved nutrition, the program objective is aimed at reducing
the isolation of old age, offering older citizens an opportunity
to live their remaining years in dignity.
3. Assessment of the county needs for the aged indicates the
following:
(a) Location of the sites are designed to geographically
offer convenient access throughout the county.
(b) The buildings were selected with attractive decor to
provide a pleasant atmosphere for enhancing the
personal dignity of the participants.
(c) Eligible individuals are those aged sixty and older who
do not eat adequately because of physiological,
psychological, social and economic changes that often
occur with aging resulting in a pattern of living
which may cause malnutrition and further physical and
mental deterioration.
4. The October evaluation and testing of the Lakeview pilot project
indicates that the program delivery system fulfills the assessed
needs and common goal. Evaluation of eligible individuals
indicates they include persons who:
(a) Cannot afford to eat adequately.
(b) Lacks the skills and/or knowledge to select and prepare
nourishing and well balanced meals.
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(c) Have limited mobility which may impair their capacity to shop and
cook for themselves.
(d) Have feelings of rejection and loneliness which obliterate the
incentive necessary to prepare and eat a proper meal alone.
5. A basic recommendation for improvement was to contract with a single catering
service that would provide a consistency of well-balanced nutritional meals
served in an appealing and attractive manner.
Another recommendation was to begin a weekly noon luncheon at Edmore,
which began November 1, 1973 and has proven to be very successful.
When this proposal is approved, there are three additional planned sites
which can begin operation January 15, 1974. The sites have been contacted,
outreach work has been started, menus have been planned, catering service
has been contacted and will provide the additional meals required to expand
the program.
The Montcalm County Nutrition Program for the Aged has been well received
by the rural areas as well as by the urban areas.
The project will expand to providing meals twice a week at the two existing
sites as well as twice a week at the three proposed sites. The project
pr gram will be feeding twenty people at each site twice a week, averaging
200 people a week.
At present, the two sites where we have our program one day a week are
averaging between 32 to 40 people.
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C. Indicate whether the applicant agency is a minority agency; that is, an
agency operated by and/or serving primarily the needs of minority individuals.
Eight CAP is not a minority agency if by definition we recognize service
to minority races as the criteria for minority agency. Eight CAP is
a minority agency if the disadvantaged segment of the population is
considered a minority group.
d. If the applicant agency currently operates a meals program for the elderly,
set forth the total amount of funds utilized for the program during the
previous budget year.
Eight CAP, Inc. has operated a meal program for the elderly since April
of 1973. The total amount of federal funds allotted for the operation
of the pilot project was $6,800.
e. Does the applicant agency plan to enter into any subcontract (s) for the
operation of meal sites, preparation of food, or the provision of meals or
supporting social services? If subcontracts are proposed, set forth the
agency (ies) to be contracted with; the purpose of the subcontract (s);
the status (public, private non-profit, private profit making) and
qualifications of the agency (ies); and the role and responsibilities of
the applicant agency in carrying out the objectives of the program and in
administering the subcontract (s).
(1) Indicate to what extent any proposed subcontract (s) for operation of
meals sites is with an agency (ies) operated by minority groups.
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It is the intent of Eight CAP to subcontract only for the provision of
meals for the proposed nutrition program. It is felt that the delegation
of any additional responsibilities at the time would destroy the
continuity and its positive affects in encouraging the aged population
participation.
2. Project Area
a. Identify the geographic area for the project. Include a map indicating
the boundaries of the area.
The area to be served by the proposed nutrition project is designated as
Montcalm County, a 710 square mile area located in the central portion of
Michigan.
The county is essentially a rural area with agriculture as its largest
industry. The total Montcalm County population was 39,660 according to the
1970 United State Census.
The largest city is Greenville with a population of 7,493 and located in the
southwest part of the county. Greenville is the only urban area with a
population over 2,500.
The C unty seat is Stanton, population 1,089, and located in the geographical
center of the east sixteen townships. There is a total of 20 townships which
contain 26 cities and villages. Maps of these 20 townships are included in
this geographical area proposed for the nutrition project with a description
of each site and surrounding rural area to be covered by the program.
By the United State Census categories, 19% of the county were considered to
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be living in an urban environment (Greenville), while 81% were considered
to be in a rural setting. The average population desity was listed as
10.5 persons per square mile.
Montcalm County is bordered to the north by Mecosta and Isabella County,
to the west by Newaygo and Kent County, to the south by Ionia County, and
to the east by Gratiot County. The Flat River is the major river running
through Greenville and the county from the south and directly north
connecting with many streams. The county has 180 lakes and numerous resorts.
The two east-west paved state roads are M57 and M46 which link up with
U.S. 131 out of Grand Rapids. The north-south paved state roads are M91
through Greenville, and M66 through Stanton; and both of these roads link
up with the major interstate highway, I96.
Farming is extensive and diversified, with grain, potatoes, fruit and
dairying as principals. The county also has one of the largest gas storage
fields in the United States.
Education institutions include Montcalm Community College located at Sidney
and near Stanton. It is a two year institution with an approximate enroll-
ment of 1,100 for the fall 1973 term.
b. Describe the major characteristics of the proposed area. Give special
attention to the socio-economic composition and size of the general
population. Include a description of the geographic and physical
conditions of the area.
Social Services and health agencies in Montcalm County include the following:
a) Hospitals total 5.
b) Nursing Care Facilities & Homes for the Aged total 5.
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c) The county has 881 people per licensed physician (M. D. and D. 0.)
compared to 769 people per licensed physician in the whole state.
d) Existing Senior Citizen Groups whose membership was composed
entirely or primarily of aging persons are as follows:
1. Crystal Senior Citizens Club
2. Carson City Area Senior Citizens
3. Lakeview Senior Citizens
4. Central Montcalm Senior Citizens
5. Edmore Senior Citizens
6. Greenville St. Paul's Lutheran Senior Citizens
7. Friendly Senior Citizens of Settlement Lutheran Church
8. Six Lakes Senior Citizens
9. Greenville Community Senior Citizens
10. Local 137, United Auto Worker Retirees
11. Fedders Retirement Club
12. Ionia - Montcalm Retired Teachers Association
13. Coral Senior Citizens
14. Montcalm Council on Aging
15. Greenville Housing Commission (constructing Senior Citizen
Housing)
c. Describe in detail the composition of the elderly population (65 and
over) of the area.
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SOME STATISTICS ON MONTCALM COUNTY
(Source: General, Social and Economic Characteristics, Michigan, PC (1) - C24,
Bureau of Census, United States Department of Commerce, April 1972)
1. Total population - Michigan
8,875,083
Total population - Montcalm County
39,660
2. Median Family Income - Michigan
$ 11,032
Mean Family Income - Michigan
12,296
Median Family Income - Montcalm County
$
8,526
Mean Family Income - Montcalm County
9,175
3. Number persons 65 and over - State of Michigan
775,098
Percent of Montcalm County
8.4%
Number persons 65 and over 4500 Montcalm County
4,435
Percent of Montcalm County
11.2%
4. Percent of persons 65 and over sho fall below
federally designated poverty level - Michigan
23.8%
Percent of persons 65 and over who fall below
federally designated poverty level - Montcalm County
28.6%
5. Number persons Montcalm County of Spanish language
designation
418
Number of persons Montcalm County 65 and over of
Spanish language designation (all 5 are 75 and Female)
5
(Negro statistics not available because only counties
with 400 plus negroes are reported)
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6. Percent of all persons 65 and over who remain in
labor force - Michigan
20.1%
Percent of all male persons 65 and over who
remain in labor force - Montcalm County
12.2%
Percent of all female persons 65 and over who
remain in labor force - Michigan
8.4%
Percent of all female persons 65 and over who
remain in labor force - Montcalm County
10.5%
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TABLE 1
Aging Population, Montcalm County by Township and Incorporated Municipalities
Percentage of
Number of
Total
Total Population
Persons
Township/City
Population
Over 65
Over 65
Belvidere
1,345
13.2
177
Bloomer
1,152
8.6
99
Bushnell
1,025
10.2
104
Carson City (City)
1,217
12.8
155
Cato
2,205
13.6
300
Crystal
1,781
12.8
228
Day
1,180
10.4
123
Douglass
1,118
11.3
126
Eureka
1,938
6.6
128
Evergreen
1,842
9.1
168
Fairplains
1,087
9.3
101
Ferris
991
8.9
88
Greenville (City)
7,493
12.5
937
Home
2,487
11.4
284
Maple Valley
1,476
13.8
204
Montcalm
1,984
8.5
169
Pierson
1,261
10.7
135
Pine
984
11.8
116
Reynolds
1,830
12.5
229
Richland
1,832
8.4
154
Sidney
1,504
10.3
155
Stanton (City)
1,089
15.7
171
Winfield
839
10.0
84
County Totals
39,660
11.2
4,435
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d. (1) Document the extent to which the nutrition program is needed in the
project area. In addition to the factors of low income, and minority
group elderly (If applicable) cite other data which indicate the need
of the elderly with reference to lack of mobility, isolation, and
limited knowledge and/or skills and their application to adequate
nutrition of the elderly.
Data must include elderly with the following characteristics; currently
participating in nutrition projects, living alone, unable to use
public transportation, physically disabled, feeling unwanted, not
wanting to eat alone, having expressed limitations in meal preparation.
In addition to the demographic and economic indicator of need for a
nutrition program, the Office of Community Services of Montcalm County
conducted "A Study of the Needs and Interests of Aging Persons Residing
in Montcalm County, Michigan."
This study was performed under a grant from the Michigan Commission on
Aging to the Montcalm Council on Aging, and published in September 1972.
The following is an excerpt from a portion of the nutrition section of the study:
"SURVEY DATA" (p. 16)
Number of surveys conducted: N-264
Percent of Aging Population of Montcalm County: 6%
Total number of Aging Persons involved in interviews: 302
Racial composition of interviews:
Caucasoid. 264
Other
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Telephone:
Yes - 253
No - 11
96% of all persons interviewed reported having a telephone.
Location of residence:
A survey question sought to determine the location of the
person's residence in relationship to a city or village.
For this purpose the communities considered a city or village
were: Greenville, Sheridan, Stanton, Edmore, Lakeview,
Carson City, and Vestaburg.
Number residing with in city - 154
Percent residing in city
62%
Number residing outside city - 110
Percent residing outside city 38%
The survey sought to determine the distance the rural persons lived from the city.
The following chart indicates these distances.
TABLE 2
Distance
Number of Persons
Less than 1 mile
0
1 - 1½ Miles
10
2 - 21/2 Miles
15
3 miles
9
4 miles
26
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5 miles
10
6 miles
0
7 miles
5
8 miles
1
If we judge the first two categories to be one mile, we determine the mean
distance to be 3.4 miles with a median of 4 miles. For those who lived out-
side a city or village, the following chart indicates the number of times
per week the interviewee (or spouse) "got to town".
TABLE 3
Times "Get to Town" Per Week
Times Per Week
Number of Persons
0
7
1
20
2
24
3
15
4
3
5
5
6
12
An attempt was made to determine if these was a relationship between the distance
lived from a city or village and the number of times per week one "gets to town".
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TABLE 4
Distance from
Mean times "Get
City or Village
to town" Per Week
Less than 1
1.8
1 - 12 miles
2.0
2 miles
2.3
3 miles
1.7
4 miles
2.7
5 miles
1.0
6 miles
2.3
7 miles
2.5
8 miles
3.0
Based on these limited statistics, it does not appear that there is any
relationship between distance from town and frequency of traveling there.
Obviously, other factors determine this frequency.
Retirement
(a) Retirement and Work
Presently retired
- 226
Percent retired
87%
Never "worked" housewife - 19
Not retired
-
14
Percent not retired
5.4%
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(b) Length of retirement
Number of Persons
Length of Retirement
0
Less than 1 year
0
1 year
O
2 years
7
3 years
10
4 years
13
5 years
14
6 years
15
7 years
0
8 years
0
9 years
26
10 years
3
11 years
12
12 years
49
More than 12 years
24
"Not Sure"
Range - 1 week to 34 years.
No mean or median can be determined because of category "more than twelve years".
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MONTCALM COUNTY
Aging popula tion by
township
MECOSTA COUNTY
ISABELLA COUNTY
REYNOLDS
WINFIELD
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HOME
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1,830
839
2,205
1,345
2,487
1,832
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10.0
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11.4
8.4
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229
84
284
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177
154
G
13.6
0
300
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PIERSON
MAPLE VALLEY
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DAY
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0
1,261
1,476
984
U
1,118
1,180
991
N
10.7
13.8
11.8
11.3
10.4
8.9
G
T
135
204
116
126
123
R
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88
A
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CRYSTAL
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1,984
1,504
1,842
1,781
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8.5
10.3
12.8
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EXISTING SITES
169
9.1
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155
168
228
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PROPOSED SITES
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TOTAL POPULATION
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% OF POPULATION OVER 65
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FAIR PLAIN
BUSHNELL
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U
NR. OF PERSONS OVER 65
1,938
1,087
1,025
1,152
N
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101
104
99
CARSON
CITY
GREENVILLE
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3. Administration of the Project.
a. Describe the proposed number and types of staff to carry out the
leadership, planning, nutrition, supporting social services, volunteer
activities, and financial management responsibilities of the project.
Give special emphasis to (1) the qualifications of the project
director; (2) plans for the employment of elderly and minority
individuals in paid positions; and (3) persons responsible for
nutrition or dietetic services for the project. Include the name of
the project director, if known, at the time of application. Also
indicate whether the project director is 60 years of age or older.
The nutrition project staff will consist of one full time project
director and five part time site coordinators. The project director
will assume ultimate responsibility for all aspects of the projects
operations with the exception of financial management which will
be the responsibility of the Central Administration of Eight CAP,
Incorporated. The site coordinators will be responsible for the
leadership, planning, supportive social services and volunteers
activities at their respective centers and will receive directions,
assistance and supervision from the director necessary to insure
optinal site performance.
(1) At a minimum the standards as set by the State agency.
(2) Efforts will be made to give preference to persons aged
60 and over when qualifications are equal.
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(3) Nutrition and dietetic services will be provided by the
Montcalm County Cooperative Extension Service Home Economist
in cooperation with the Food Service Management at Michigan
State University.
b. Describe the proposed use of volunteers in the project, with emphasis
on the use of college and high school age individuals in such activities.
It is impossible at this time to expand on the innovative ways in which
volunteers will be utilized in this project. At a minimum volunteers
will be utilized in the following activities:
1. Transportation
2. Friendly visitors
3. Site maintenance
4. Shopping assistance
5. Recreational activities
6. Personal escort
7. Outreach
8. Community education
9. Legal assistance
10. Home maintenance
C. Describe the plans for the provision of training for project personnel.
The Project Director will attend the National Training Institute as
required. This information will then be disseminated to all Site
Coordinators by the Project Director. All project staff will receive
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instruction regarding basic nutrition pertinent to the aged population
from the Cooperative Extension Office. Additional training will be
provided regarding social services available through state and local
resources by those agencies and organizations which currently provide
them. At a minimum, that training will include Department of Social
Services, the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, Montcalm Community
College, Montcalm Community Council on Aging, Social Security Administration,
Community Mental Health, County Health Department, and Eight CAP legal aid.
d. Set forth the proposed composition of the Project Council.
One member Montcalm County Extension Services
One member Mid-Michigan Health Department
One member Mental Health Department
One member Local Minister
One member Community College Outreach
One member Community Education Directors
One member Friendly Visitors
One member Council on Aging
One member Eight CAP, Incorporated
Two members from each site.
e. Describe how potential project participants were involved in the develop-
ment of this project application.
Potential project participants have been already involved in the Lakeview
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and Edmore pilot projects and provided substantial input in the
development of this project application: See attached sheets on
Edmore and Lakeview sites.
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The Lakeview site will service the following
nearby communities:
a) Howard City and Reynolds Township
b) Pierson, Maple Hill, and Pierson Township
c) Trufant and Maple Valley Township
d) Amble and Winfield Township
e ) Langston and Pine Township
f) Cato Township
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4. Plan for Operation of the Project
a. Set forth the specific, measurable objectives which have been
establsihed for the conduct of the project. These objectives
must be related to the number and characteristics of the persons
to be served and the services to be provided.
1. To provide 10,400 hot nutritionally sound meals to project participants
between January 1, 1974 and December 31, 1974.
2. To initiate a transportation system to accommodate 5,200 transportation
requests from project participants requiring transportation assistance
necessary for them to reach the congregate feeding centers.
3. To identify 1,000 county residents 60 years of age and older and involve
at least 100 eligible individuals in the Montcalm County Nutrition Project.
4. To provide information regarding available county and state social
services to 1,000 senior citizens residing in Montcalm County.
5. To refer at least 500 older Americans to existing social service providers
in Montcalm County.
6. To develop and deliver a twelve hour block of nutritional education to
project participants through a one hour per month presentation.
7. To provide shopping assistance to project participants through the use
of volunteers at least one day per week.
8. To coordinate 300 hours of recreational programs incidental to the project
operation to consist of at least one hour and thirty minutes recreational
activities at each of the five feeding sites in the project area per week.
9. To coordinate with the Mid-Michigan District Health Department and the
Montcalm County Mental Health Program to provide twelve hours of Health
and Welfare Counseling at each of the five feeding sites during the
proposed program year.
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b. Describe the overall plan designed for the delivery of meals
throughout the project area to accomplish the objectives established
for the project. Include specific information on the following:
(1) How target group individuals will be contacted and encouraged to
participate in the project;
(2) Who will plan menus; and what special factors, if any, will be
taken into consideration in the planning of menus such as health
or religious requirements, ethnic, cultural, and regional
preferences;
(3) The menu which has been developed for the first 30 days of the
project;
(4) A time schedule for implementation of the provision of congregate
and home delivered meals;
(5) The number of congregate and home delivered meals (list separately)
planned to be served on a daily basis when the project is fully
operational;
(6) The days meals are to be served (pending subsequent approval by
Project Council);
(7) Which meals are planned to be served on a daily basis (breakfast,
lunch, and/or dinner) ;
(8) Who will prepare the meals and how the meals will be transported
to the congregate meals sites and/or the home delivery sites.
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(1) Outreach work has already been done to find elderly persons
who are alone, poor, or in some way in need of nutritional
services. Continuing efforts will be made using volunteers
and other personnel at the selected sites.
(2) The Montcalm County Extension Service will plan the menus.
(3) Menus for thirty days are outlined in attached sheet.
(4) Time schedule for implementation of the provision of congregate
and home delivered meals:
Lakeview and Edmore - January 1st
Carson City, Sheridan, and Greenville - January 15th
(5) The number of congregate and home delivered meals planned to be
served when the project is fully operational: 200 meals per week
with 5% home delivered.
(6) Meals will be served Monday through Friday (pending subsequent
approval by Project Council).
BLRALD R.FORD
(7) All meals will be noontime luncheons.
(8) All meals will be catered. Home deliveries will be handled by
volunteers from the congregate site.
C. For all congregate meals sites describe:
(1) The locations of the sites and types of facilities to be utilized;
(2) Reasons for selection of the sites;
(3) The number of meals planned to be served at each site on a daily basis;
(4) The estimated number of project participants at each site:
(5) The proximity of such sites to the homes of target group older persons;
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adden, Extension inlist Food Service Management
Food Science & Human Nutrition, MSU
WEEK
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Meat balls in gravy on
Baked chicken or roast
Macaroni loaf or cheese
Esc potatoes & ham or
Cream of veg soup/crax
noodles
turkey
Strats
franks or Corned beef
Cold plate
Beet pickles
Mashed potatoes or
Stewed tomatoes
hash
Tuna or salmon salad
Cauliflower or spinach
potato salad
Green beans
Fresh or frozen brœcol:
Sliced tomatoes
Glazed carrots or squash
Mixed vegetables
Golden glow salad
Citrus fruit salad
or tomato aspic
or sweet potatoes
Sliced tomatoes or juice
Bread-margarine
Corn bread-margarine
Celery & carrot stick
Oatmeal bread-margarine
WW bread-margarine
Choc. cup cake or
Strawberry chiffon pie
Cheese square
(orange segments &
Apricot halves
brownie
or Deep dish rhubarb
pieApple muffin-margarine
cottage cheese jello)
Molasses cookie
or rhubarb sauce
Sliced peaches
Veal cutlet & mushroom
Meat loaf or salisbury
Liver & onions or
Spanish casserole or
Baked fish
gravy
steak
Cuam
Baked pork chop
Stuffed peppers, or
Zucchini or green bear
goulash
W.K. corn
Danish whipped potatoes
Sweet potatoes
Tossed salad
Buttered carrots
Cranberry juice cocktail
Vegetable medley
Cottage cheese & fruit
French bread-margarine
Emerald jello salad
3 bean salad
(tomatoes, celery, car-
salad
Jello c fruit or
Rolls - margarine
Bread - margarine
Cabbage slaw or jellied
Bran muffin-margarine
fresh fruit cup
Cherry crisp with
Baked apple or
grapefruit salad
Orange sherbet
Peanut butter cookie
topping
apple cake/vanilla saure
Asstd breads-margarine
or fresh fruit cup
Baked prune whip/custare
sauce
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Creole spaghetti or
Cold plate:
Chicken & meat balls
Beef pot roast or
Tart fruit punch
Raviola
Liver sausage or
over brown rice
Meat loaf or Swiss stk
Macaroni & cheese
Green beans or
Ham
or chicken fricassee
Brown potatoes or
Broccoli or asparagus
buttered cabbage
Bologna
with brown rice
Hash Br potatoes
Tossed salad
Orange waldorf salad
Bologna
Spinach 5. chopped beets
Stewed tomatoes
Bread-margarine
Rye buns-margarine
Dill pickles
Buttered carrots
Celery hearts-carrot
Blueberry cobbler or
Baked cup custard
Cr potatoes & green peasB
P. bixcuits-margarine
sticks
Berry compote
Cheese yeast muffin-
Whole fresh fruit
Asst breads-margarine
margarine
Baked apple W raisins
Citrus fruit cup
Chicken vegetable soup-
Chili-Sesame wafers
Baked ham or ham loaf
Tomato juice or orange
Tuna noodle a chip
crackers
Cabbage & apple salad
or ham pattie
juice
casserole
Cold plate:
Raisin
Green lima beans
Hamburger pie or
Mix froz vegetables 01
-margarine
Macaroni salad or pea
Corn muffins
Hot apple sauce
Meat veg pie-cheese
spinach
and peanut salad
Tapioca pudding
Tossed salad
biscuit topping or
Jellied cranberry
Deviled eggs
orange segment garnis!
Asst breads-margarine
Pasties or Beef & veg
relish salad
Cherry tomatoes or raw
or Rice dainty w/pine-
Pumpkin custard w topping
stew-hot biscuits
Asst bread-margarine
vegetables
apple
or Pumpkin pie
Salad tray of asst fresh
Lemon meringue pie
Hot cinnamon roll
fruits
or Deep dish apple pi
Fresh pear or pear halves
Ice milk sherbet
for S1 banana in orange juice
Oatmeal cookie
DICE OF coffee - tea - milk every day.
(6) Steps to be taken to ensure that the meals sites provide a
pleasant setting for the provision of meals.
(1)
Location
Type of Facility
Number of Meals
Edmore
United Church of
40 per week
Christ
Greenville
Veterans of Foreign
40 per week
War Hall
Edmore
Community Building
40 per week
Carson City
Senior Citizens
40 per week
Drop-in Center
Sheridan
Veterans of Foregn
40 per week
War Hall
(2) Reasons for selection of sites:
Location of the sites are designed to geographically offer
convenient access throughout the county.
The buildings were selected with attractive decor to provide
a pleasant atmosphere for enhancing the personal dignity of the
participants.
(3) Number of meals planned to be served at each site: 20 meals
served twice a week.
(4) The estimated number of project participants at each site: 20.
(5) The proximity of such sites to the homes of target group older
persons--see attached maps where sites are located and compared
to demographic date.
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(6) Every effort will be made to arrange a pleasant atmosphere
for the provision of meals. This may include decorating of
sites by the participants and staff and special attention in
hiring of staff and recruiting of volunteers who provide a
pleasant and congenial atmosphere.
d. For projects also planning home delivered meals describe:
(1) The number of meals planned to be delivered on a daily
basis - 2.
(2) The number of meals planned to be delivered to each home on a
daily basis - 1.
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
e. Pending approval of this proposal by the State agency, and the
subsequent approval of the policy set forth below by the Project
Council, describe how the cost for meals will be handled, with special
emphasis on:
(1) Will a suggested fixed fee or suggested fee schedule be used? If
a suggested fixed fee, set forth the proposed fee. If a suggested
fee schedule is to be used, set forth the proposed suggested
contribution schedule. (This may differ for different sites.)
(2) How will fees be collected to ensure that an individual's
contribution is confidential and that no indication of a means
test is given or implied?
The Project Council will be responsible for setting the final guidelines
on fees and fee collection. However, it is the thinking of the proposal
writers that a set fee somewhere between 25¢ and 50¢ will be suggested
with each individual responsible for contributing this amount on a daily
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basis. Fee collection will be arranged SO as to be confidential.
5. Plan for Social Services Delivery
a. Set forth a time schedule for implementation and provision of each of
the supporting social services.
Outreach
January 8, 1974
Transportation
January 8, 1974
Personal escort
January 8, 1974
Information and referral
January 22, 1974
Health and Welfare counseling
January 22, 1974
Nutrition education
January 22, 1974
Shopping assistance
January 22, 1974
Recreation incidental to the project January 8, 1974
b. Describe how the outreach activities will be conducted on an ongoing
basis with special emphasis on:
(1) The plan to assure a complete and systematic coverage of each
neighborhood in the project area to assure that the isolated,
homebound and hard-to-reach elderly will be contacted and
arrangements made for their participation in the program;
(2) Indicate the sources of financial support for this effort to be
utilized in addition to, or in lieu of, Title VII and non- Federal
matching resources.
(1) An informational packet regarding the Nutrition Project will be
prepared by the Project Director and disseminated to:
1. All churches in the area of the meal sites
2. All elected officials
3. Social Service agencies
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4. Hospitals and nursing homes
5. Health Departments
6. Montcalm County Council on Aging
This packet will set forth:
1. The purpose of the project
2. The criteria for participation
3. The services provided by the project
4. The days of meal provision
5. The home address and telephone number of Project Director
6. The name, address, and telephone number of Site Coordinators
7. The method for referring potential project participants to
project staff.
Site Coordinators will:
1. Obtain list of registered voters 60 years of age and older from
clerk in the site area and request clerk to identify those most
in need.
2. Obtain list of senior citizens receiving property tax exemptions
from township and village officials and request identification of
those most in need.
3. Review list secured with area clergymen requesting identification
of those most in need.
4. Review list of potential project participants with County Council on
Aging Coordinators to avoid duplication of outreach effort.
5. Submit list to Department of Social Services and request their
obtaining release of confidential information from Old Age
Assistance recipients to allow site coordinators to contact.
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6. Conduct outreach activities on an ongoing basis for those senior
citizens most in need of project's services.
(2) Through coordination outreach efforts will be supported by local
units of government, County Social Services, Montcalm County Council
on Aging, and area churches. Additional outreach efforts will result
from the utilization of existing volunteer groups.
c. Describe the plan to provide transportation and escort services to project
participants requiring such services.
(1) Indicate the sources of financial support for this effort to be
utilized in addition to, or in lieu of, Title VII and non-Federal
matching resources.
The County Council on Aging in Montcalm County agreed to support this
program by allowing utilization of their existing transportation
vehicles whenever possible. Site coordinators and volunteers will
provide the remainder of the transportation and escort services
required.
d. Describe the plan for the provision of all other supporting social
services (information and referral, health and welfare counseling,
nutrition education, shopping assistance, and recreation) required by
project participants.
(1) Indicate the sources of financial support for each service to be
utilized in addition to, or in lieu of, Title VII and non-Federal
matching resources.
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Information and referral will be provided by the individual site
coordinator with additional support from the Montcalm County Council
on Aging staff. Training of Nutrition Project staff is being
requested from the Department of Social Services and the Social
Security representatives. These agencies will be requested to
provide staff at feeding sites one hour per month.
6. Relationship of the Project to Other Programs
a. Describe the activities undertaken with other community service agencies
to assure maximum utilization of other public and private resources in
support of the proposed project (e.g., joint planning, joint funding).
What further efforts are planned to be undertaken in obtaining community
agency financial and other support for this project?
b. What other social services or other elements of this project for which
funds are not requested in this proposal will be financed with the
resources of other agencies or programs?
See attached letters of endorsement.
7. Evaluation
Describe the plans for ongoing evaluation of project activities to assure
the project is meeting the objectives established under 4.a. above.
A monthly evaluation of the project will be conducted by relating the
objectives as stated earlier in the proposal to a monthly timetable.
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8. Relationship with U.S.D.A. Program
a. Describe how the project will seek to assist older persons apply for
food stamps or donated foods as members of households certified for
such assistance under U.S.D.A. regulations.
The project will assist senior citizens in securing food stamp assistance
by explaining eligibility, application assistance, and providing transportatio
to purchase food stamps and to utilize them for home food purchases.
b. Indicate whether the applicant agency has been authorized to accept food
stamps for home delivered meals.
No, but an effort will be made to secure authorization to accept food
stamps for home delivered meals.
C. Indicate the extent to which the applicant agency plans to use U.S.D.A.
donated foods in meal preparation.
The applicant agency does not plan to use U.S.D.A. donated foods in
meal preparation.
d. Indicate whether the applicant agency is a welfare agency or a governing
body of an Indian reservation if it is deemed a Federal agency by the
Bureau of Indian Affairs, which has been authorized for distribution of
food stamps or donated foods to households certified for such assistance
under U.S.D.A. regulations.
The applicant agency is a private, non-profit corporation.
GERALD 8 FORD
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III. BUDGET AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION
l. Describe the proposed plan for the management and control of
the financial resources of the project. Where subcontracts are
proposed, special attention should be directed to the method by
which the applicant agency will disburse and account for funds
to the subcontracting agency(ies).
Financial management and control will be in accordance with
acceptable Federal accounting procedures and accounting requirements
as outlined under 27.2 of Title VII of The Older Americans Act.
2. If the non-Federal matching proposed by the applicant agency is
less than 10% of the project net costs, set forth a justification
as to why the applicant agency proposes a lesser rate of non-Federal
participation.
N/A
3. Set forth the amount of proposed project funds earmarked for the
provision of training of paid and volunteer project personnel as
agreed to in Part I of this application.
$600.00
4. If the services of volunteers have been included as part of the
non-federal participation for the proposed project, the applicant
agency must include the rate schedule used to compute such non-
federal participation.
N/A
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ADMINISTRATIVE .FLOW.CHART
Montcalm County Nutrition Program for the Aged
Governing Board
of
Eightcap, Inc.
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
Executive Director
of
Eightcap, Inc.
Project Director
óf
Supportive Services
Montcalm County Nutrition
Senior Citizens
Committees
Program for the Aged
Advisory Board
Five Site Coordinators
attachment
Edmore
Lakeview
Greenville
Sheridan
Carson City
Volunteer Services
Outreach
Transportation
Information and referral
Personal escort
Health and Welfare counseling
Nurtition education
Recreation incidental to the project
Shopping assistance
MONTCALM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
203½ S. LAFAYETTE STREET, GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 48838 616 754-7584
November 19, 1973
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
As a Coordinator for the Montcalm County Council on Aging,
I have contacted many Senior Citizens in the past few months.
Many of them have need, from a financial standpoint, of a
Feeding Program whereby a balanced meal would be provided for
them. Many, who live alone and do not have financial need,
freely admit they know they don't cook right for themselves
because of lack of incentive.
I sincerely hope that our fair share of funds is allocated
to Montcalm County for this program because I am sure the need
is great.
Kathryn Swift
Kathryn Swift, Coordinator
Central Montcalm School District
FORD is LIBRARY CERALD
NUTRITION PROGRAM
I would like to participate in a nutrition program, when or if we
are fortunate enough to have one:
Ruth neil
mary Buchholz
Lula wogan Hazel Chaprin
Gladge Pollard
Evelyn Anderson
Vialet Walker.
Lillian Hansen a
Cinar it lla Nicksen
Jennie Wesbrook
Carie Ward
Ella Olsen
Disclverton
Violet Berry
Ella Care
spy Handen
Prilleam Oard
Edith Knoggs
Clara Watter
Bermie Thomas
Bussie Brace
Sarah m. Todd
Dorothy marschang
Rathleed Day
Sylvia
BEFORD & LIBRARY GERALD
Givendoly Walker
Blanch Milabell
Bernice Loucks
Stantan mich. 48888
nov. 7, 1973
Mrs audrey mailing
8 Cop
Sidney, michigan
Dear Mrs. Marling:
interest and concern relative to a
& am pleased to learn of your
nutrition Program for montcalm County.
great of the aged in this
This ineeday in ogenion, is are of the
and many other areas.
incentive often times knowledge of
as yand are well aware the lock of
nutritional needs is Common among
our aged.
d heartily endorse your efforts to
often frending for this program and
assure you d will be most happy
to give any ascestance that d may
Sincerely Dr. CS.L. Cole
FORD is LIBRARY QERVID
Pref. Emeritus U. of Menn
Kemp
Insurance
Ph. 616-754-4651
Sure
Greenville, Mich. 48838
To Mrs. Audry Malling
November 1, 1973
C/O Community Action Program
Eight Cap Inc.
R. 1
Subjectiney, Mich. 48885
Dear Mrs. Malling:
I note that the National Nutritional Program for the Aging has opened
centers recently in Edmore and Lakeview and I would like to urge your
organization, provide similar facilities in the Greenville area - and
of course for all other areas of the County.
Mr. Kemp and I have been instrumental in helping hundreds of people
throughout the County in the last several years and we formed Samaritans
Foundation to assist in this program.
We know from our personal knowledge that there are many of the aged who
really do not have enough to eat and if they were provided one good meal
and a little recreation at least three times a week, it would make a
FORD is LIBRARY
great difference in their lives.
I hope you can arrange to extend this program promptly.
Yours truly
MEK:ap
Marean E Keep
KEMP INSURANCE SURE
SIDNEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
2917 WEST SIDNEY RD.
SIDNEY, MICHIGAN 48885
101
ROBERT D. KING, Pastor
2894 West Sidney Road
Phone 517-328-6181
November 20, 1973
Dear Ms. Malling,
I would like to semd my thanks to you for the good work
that is being done in the Nutrition Program in our county.
I have heard many excellent comments from our Senior Citizens
on how they have enjoyed the delicious meals and the interesting
programs.
Am very much interested in seeing this program go on, for
this is one of the best programs for our elderly. May the Lord
bless your work.
Sincerely,
Bev Robert King
Rev. Robert King
GERALD R. LIBRARY FORD
Edweve One
nov 27,1973
Dear mis Malling; Iam writting to
tell you the Edmore Senior cetizens
are in favor of the deimers at the
Community Hall in Edwire
came McCantly
Pres Edware Senior citizens.
FORD is LIBRARY GERALD
First Congregational Church
Stanton, ichigan, 48888
November 14, 1973
To Whom It May Concern:
The Women's Fellowship of the First Con-
gregational Church, went on record, at our
November meeting, as approving the Senior
Citizens Feeding program, as envisioned by
Ms Audrey Mailing of 8 CAP.
We feel the program worthwhile and
will fulfill an existing need. We wish it
much success.
Very truly Yours,
Women's Fellowship
Geraldine Peterman
Secretary
FORD is LIBRARY
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Cooperative Extension Service
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COOPERATING
Montcalm County
617 N. STATE ROAD
STANTON, MICH. 48888
A/C 517 831-5377
November 19, 1973
Mrs. Audrey Malling
Program Director - Montcalm County
8-Cap Agency
Sidney, Michigan
Dear Audrey:
The Extension Home Economist of the Cooperative Extension
Service of Montcalm County will be very glad to cooperate
with the 8-Cap Agency in an advisory or consulting capacity
in the Food Assistance Programs for the Senior Citizens of
Montcalm County. There will be available one hour each
month for this service.
Looking forward to working with you in this capacity.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Mildred Mahan
Ext. Home Economist
MM:dh
FORD is LIBRARY GERALD
MID-MICHIGAN DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT
CLINTON
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MONTCALM
BRANCH OFFICE
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ST. JOHNS, MICH. 48879
ITHACA, MICH. 48847
STANTON, MICH. 48888
224-2195
875-3681
831-5770
Central Office - Stanton
November 7, 1973
Ms. Audrey Malling
Eightcap, Inc.,
Sidney, Michigan 48885
Dear Ms. Malling:
The Mid-Michigan District Health Department is pleased to
endorse the Montcalm County Nutrition Program for the Aging.
If contacted ahead, the health department staff nurses will be
glad to speak to the group on subjects such as nutrition and
the services available through the health department.
Sincerely,
Huheat Hubert Eggleston Eggbaton
Acting Director
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Carsonality mich
nov. 30th 1913
To whom it may Concern:-
The Sinior Calizinoz Carson
50 Cluf Hause two days a
City are offering Their Over
week as a Senior Cetizens
feeding Sincerely station,
Harviff Maldron Pres.
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GERALD
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY BOARD
MONTCALM COUNTY
Donald Peterson, Chairman
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Wm. B. Bennett, M.D.
WILLIAM G. MILLIKEN, Governor
P.O. Box 278
Virginia Wood
617 N. State Road
Stanton, Michigan 48888
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Phone No. 517 831-5211
R. BERNARD HOUSTON, Director
December 3, 1973
Mrs. Audrey Malling
Montcalm County Program Director
Eight-Cap, Inc.
Sidney, Michigan
Dear Mrs. Malling:
Our Department is very conscious of a need for some type of nutritional
feeding program for the isolated elderly persons of Montcalm County.
There are many elderly persons in the county who do not have an adequate
diet and are socially isolated. We sincerely hope that every effort
be made to continue or expand a feeding program for these people.
You may call on us for information at any time that we can be helpful in
operating such a program. I assume that such a service to you would be
equal to, if not in access, of one hour per month.
Sincerely,
thayer Hart
Thayer Hart, Director
Montcalm County DSS
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Office of Clerk
VILLAGE OF EDMORE
EDMORE, MICHIGAN
Mrs. Audrey Malling
Eightcap, Incorporated
Sidney, Michigan
Jerry C. Macklin
Village Manager
P.O. Box 158
Edmore, Michigan
December 3, 1973
Dear Mrs. Malling,
The Village of Edmore Council was most interested
in the proposal of the Nutritional program for the
aged supported by Eightcap, Incorporated which you
spoke to us about at our Regular Session held
November 5, 1973.
Since that time we have followed the response of
the program in our area and find it most worth-
while. We are pleased the pilot program was initi-
ated in Edmore and will continue to support the
activities as a liaison in the Outreach Program
associated with the above.
Yours very truly,
Jersy Macklin
Jerry C. Macklin
Village Manager
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11-30-73
TO: Ms. Audrey Malling, Montcalm County Program Director, Eight-CAP, Inc.
We feel that after participating in the Montcalm County Nutritional Luncheon
Program since April of this year it should be continued. It has given us well
balanced meals, information on programs that are being given in our community
and surrounding areas. We have had speakers from the Dept. of Social Services in
Montcalm County who gave us information of what they do such as the areas of mental
health, conservation, and home economics. We've enjoyed speakers from our own
community, sing-a-longs, trips to a museum--the county fair--county parks--etc.
We thank you for the sociability, recreation, and referral services which this
program has given and we hope it can continue.
Lakeview Senior Citizens:
Name
Address
Minnie Williams
Lakevias mich
Dovoths Bristol
Bertha Baird
Lakevin mich
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Samuel H.Bermitt
Flossig Schmick
Lakeview much,
Irances Bussiere
Lakeview "mich
Chyde Simmons
105 1st. St Lakeview, mich
Mildred mager
141 Washington Lakenew, Hech
Mrs Hellie Fatter
325 Lakeriew n. Lencoln much
Ilady Parker
Jame Warner
Ethel Haling
Lakerru, mich
treet Closson
Julia Thomson
Day Vancintweep
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Dickinson ,BochSake
Mayorie about Veristring
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food
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Carrie Zenn
coldectors
Dressie Adams Local
Ruby Loomis Westaborg
alma anderson
Rose moore
nellie agree 2/2 stiftk Sv.
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Edmore Mich
Dec. 3rd 1973
Dear audrey:
with pleasure I can
give you permission to use our
Home Jomeship Community Hall for
your dimners. l have There reserved
for you Tuesday X day for
12 aclock demees
If there is any thing
we Can do to help please let
us know,
Good Juck
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Berenice Jensen
Home Township Click
Edmore, much
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(DANIELS, Donald
hardship of fixed incomes
January 29, 1974
Mr. Donald Daniels
Box 204
Concord, Vermont
Dear Mr. Daniels:
Thank you for your letter commenting on the diffi-
culties encountered by senior citizens and handicapped
persons living on fixed incomes.
Your feelings about this serious problem are certainly
appreciated and I will do all that I can to be of
assistance.
As you undoubtedly know, the President has now
signed into law an 11% increase in social security
to take effect in two steps during the first six
months of this year.
Thank you again for writing.
Sincerely,
Gerald R. Ford
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Conferment is
Concord, VT.
to help ate
Oct. 18, 73.
Dear Ms. Ford:
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on President Congradulation nixon's choice
for Vice President and do
hope that Congress and Senate
agrees with same choice. as
you may know the people
think much of our government
are getting so they do not
specially mr, nijon which
is treating the aged, blind,
disable like dogs,
When they say that cost of
liers, food goes up all the
living has dropped they are
time and people with loss
pensions are able to even buy
a pound of hamberg cause it
cost too much.
People are very much discourage
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about mr. nixon and have
a perfect right to be.
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Pension's are way below the
cost of living and he passed
a bill to increase of a
mere which 5% in July of next year
since last people increase have been which suffering
which they say one tenth of 1%
cost went up regularly and
our people are not as crazy as
there is no such figures
Mr. nixor gave this noble
government think they are
prize very quickly but increase
in another social Security no, wait
afford to buy food for their
year People cannot
health in this country and
will not be given the appro-
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priat pension to live on
but send wheat of grain to
other Countries plus lot of
other food and to hell with
this country, United States of
America, which the hippocrits
say they Love so much,
John Connelly a relleaf to
Democrat + disgrace to the
Republicans, he is an educated
food and says he is going to
educate people. Why should
any one be deprived or Ishould
say, why should this country be
deprived of good living on
account of those educated fools,
$61, 000 is lots of money for a
prize when the poor pensioners
are nearly starring.
George meany the Union
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President is not interested
in the aged people that
had to work all their lines
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their wages to support the FORD
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President down through and
what are they giving them in
return after they are not able
to work and take care of them-
selves but a damn slice of
dry bread and glass water
lhope they all land in Hell.
Educated fools are ignorant in
other words. I have written to
some Congressman & Senatoss
some answers others ignores it,
and that is what they are
This is on behalf for am Boy 204
sincerely Donald Daniels
before nept year.
increase in Social Security Concord, 05824 VT
over.
are they going to cut down
on the oil heating of in
the White House and to
mr. nixon is three mansions ?
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(Russell Lawal)
January 3, 1974
Mrs. Laura B. Russell
516 Patterson Street
Marion, Ohio 43302
Dear Mrs. Russell:
This is in regard to your recent thoughtful
message to the Vice President.
Although the Vice President is away from the
city at the present time, he has asked me to
express his thanks for writing.
You may be assured your comments have been
carefully read, and Mr. Ford appreciates that
you have taken the time to write in this
connection.
Sincerely,
A. B. Schram
Assistant to the
Vice President
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creator whom always far tangt too
Querance as the Lo inly or alnighy God
have nercyon our foor sirviled Soul of we
canfid and sdo near schinclus.
Good Reactions
Lawa B Russell
516 Patterson st
Marian 0143302
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creator whom always far tangt to
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have neroyon our foor service Soul of we
canfid and sdo mean schinclus.
Good Reactoone
Laura B Russell
516 Pathersn at at
Marian OH43302
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Hechsel, Dorathy
January 3, 1974
Mi: pact hospital
Ms. Dorothy Hechsel
musing home care
202 West Exchange
Spring Lake, Michigan 49456
Dear Ms. Hechsel:
This is in regard to your recent letter
expressing your views relating to the problem
of obaaining post hospital nursing home care.
Although the Vice President is away from the
city at the present time, he has asked me to
express his thanks for writing.
You may be assured your comments have been
carefully read, and Mr. Ford appreciates that
ou have taken the time to write in this
connection.
Sincerely,
H.B.S.C
A. B. Schram
Assistant to the
Vice President
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Date
From: Darothy Heckael
202W, Exchange
Spring Lab, 49456 mich.
Zip Code
To: Hon. Derald Ford
U.S. Surate - Senate office Bldg.
Noshington D. C.
20510
Zip Code
I, as a Senior Citizen, and a participant in the Medicare Program,
am writing concerning the problem of obtaining post hospital
nursing home care.
Our present Medicare Program provides for nursing home care after
hospitalization. However, in our area no nursing home will accept
Medicare patients.
They will accept Medicaid patients and those who have sufficient
money to afford a prolonged stay in their facilities.
It appears that only the very poor and very wealthy can obtain
nursing home care in this area. Those of us who do not fit in
either of the above categories, i.e., who have too much income to
qualify for Medicaid and not sufficient money to pay for a prolonged
stay, can not obtain nursing home care and benefits.
I pay $6.80 per month for Medicare, and according to my policy am
entitled to this care. I, as a Senior Citizen and a participant
in the Medicare Program, wish to go on record as protesting this
inequity.
Thank-you for your help.
Sincerely yours,
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9 also am appossed to patients being can class-
Darochy Hechsel.
fiel a are as "basic and skilled" before medicare one Homes. get
assistants in qualified
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January 3, 1974
care
Mrs. Helen M. Crebassa
17737 West Spring Lake Road
Spring Lake, Michigan 49456
Dear Mrs. Crebassa:
This is in regard to your recent letter
in support of post hospital nursing home care.
Although the Vice President is away from
the city at the present time, he has asked me to express
his thanks for writing.
You may be assured your letter has been
carefully read, and Mr. Ford appreciates that you have
taken the time to write in this connection.
Sincerely,
A. B. Schram
Assistant to the
Vice President
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From:
Mrs. Helen M. Crebassa
17737 West Spring Lake Rd.
Spring Lake, Mich. 49456
Zip Code
To: Hn. gerald Ford
V.S. Senate
Washington 20510 D.C.
Zip Code
I, as a Senior Citizen, and a participant in the Medicare Program,
am writing concerning the problem of obtaining post hospital
nursing home care.
Our present Medicare Program provides for nursing home care after
hospitalization. However, in our area no nursing home will accept
Medicare patients.
They will accept Medicaid patients and those who have sufficient
money to afford a prolonged stay in their facilities.
It appears that only the very poor and very wealthy can obtain
nursing home care in this area. Those of us who do not fit in
either of the above categories, i.e., who have too much income to
qualify for Medicaid and not sufficient money to pay for a prolonged
stay, can not obtain nursing home care and benefits.
I pay $6.80 per month for Medicare, and according to my policy am
entitled to this care. I, as a Senior Citizen and a participant
in the Medicare Program, wish to go on record as protesting this
inequity.
Thank-you for your help.
Sincerely yours,
(Mrs) Halen m, Critas
Aec. Sixty Chick
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Spring Labe, mich,
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(CONKLIN, Chris)
December 4, 1973
Miss Chris Conklin
Community Health Service
1619 Walker, N.W.
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504
DemaMiss Conklin:
My Grand Rapids office has informed me of your recent call
to request a copy of the "Older Americans Comprehensive
Services Amendments of 1973."
I am happy to send you a copy along with some other additional
information in which I thought you would be interested. I
trust this information will be helpful to you.
Warmest personal regards.
Sincerely,
Gerald R. Ford, M.C.
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"Aging"
(KIMMEL, William)
wheel-chari deaths
October 19, 1973
Mrs. William Kimmel
3842 Grape, N. E.
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505
Dear Mrs. Kimmel,
Your recent letter with the enclosed clipping regarding two elderly
gentlemen who died in a hospital while waiting to be admitted to
a nursing home has been received.
I wholeheartedly agree that this is á most deplorable situation.
President Nixon and his Administration has recognized the need to
initiate programs to assist the elderly in their retirement years,
and if and when these programs can be implemented, many situations
such as the one about which you wrote can be eliminated or at least
alleviated.
An Administration on Aging has been established in the Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare. This Administration has the
responsibility of developing programs to assist the elderly in
many ways. Right now the emphasis seems to be on programs that
would enable older people to continue living in their own homes.
I am enclosing a copy of the President's Message to the Congress
in which he makes recommendations for action on behalf of older
Americans. I would like to call your particular attention to the
section relating to nursing homes and the action of the federal
government to upgrade the quality of these homes.
I certainly share your concern that conditions such as the article
describes exist anywhere in our country. You may be certain that
I will do my best to see that corrective legislation is considered.
Warmest personal-regards.
Sincerely,
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Gerald R. Ford, M.C.
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Elderly Wait for Space to be Found for Them in Nursing Homes
Old, Ill and Penniless, Two Die
Unnoticed in Hospital Wheelchairs
IAMI (AP) - Volton Jordan and
two days. A medical examiner said Jordan
three times a day and care for any other
ence Brinson were critically ill, hôme-
died last Friday of heart disease, withother
needs that boarders may request."
and penniless. They died sitting in
complications. He said Brinson died last
Officials say finding nursing home beds
elchairs in a hospital emergency ward,
Tuesday of chronic pulmonary disease.
for the indigent is becoming more difficult
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October 3, 1973
Representative Gerald Ford
House of Representatives
Washington D.C.
Dear Sir:
The enclosed article appeared in the Grand Rapids Press on
Monday, October 1, 1973.
I was appalled to learn that such conditions exist in our
United States. How come our government cannot provide for
these people? They seem to have enough to send help over
the entire world - Vietnam, Nicaragua, - where ever there
appears to be a need - we furnish three mansions for Nixon -
and what happens to the untold millions of dollars that
flows through Washington? I believe it is about time we
start looking out for our own people - the aged - the needy-
this is truly a disgrace to our nation. I hope something
will be done to alleviate such situations.
Sincerely,
Mrs Mrs. William Wm Kimmel
3842 Grape N.E.
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505
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"Aged"
(HUNTER, Robby)
re: "I am 8 years old. How old are you?"
October 19, 1973
Mr. Robby Hunter
5026 Cloyce
Fort Worth, Texas 76118
Dear Robby:
Thank you very much for your thoughtful letter. I appreciated
the kind words you said on my behalf.
To answer your questions, I am the same age as President Nixon--
60 years old. My first name is Gerald but I prefer to be called
"Jerry." I have three sons named Jack, Mike and Steve and one
daughter, Susan. I am sending you a family picture that was
taken in our home last Christmas.
It was good to hear from you and I hope I continue to deserve
your support and trust.
With kind regards.
Sincerely,
Gerald R. Ford, M.C.
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Robby Hanter
S-PORTA'S
a 5026 Clayce
S.
Fr.Worth, Texas, 76118
Dear Mr. Ford
How do you like being
Vice preisdent of the U.S.A. ?
How old are you? How old
is Nixon? Whatis your first
name. We have six in our
familyn How manay do you
have in your family, I am
from California My Mothe's
Name is Mourean My father's
Name is Ron. Iam eight My
name is Robby Iam in third
grade. I think your even
with 97 nixon you are both
nice, I bet you are gone
to Make a good Vice
Preisdent, of the U.S.A.
Your tarely
freind
Rabby Hunter
Right back
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