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Pharmacy & Your Health
DAVID N.
ZIM ERMAN
PO, FACA
Pre.lde"t
rin for i h ver in
hildren
onnal body t mper ture varie and i n t t number, uch 98.6
degree F, many pe n beli ve. In children. th normal temper ture
en rectally may range from 97 to lOOd gree . Th highe t temperature
reading in children t nd to cur in th I t fternoon and early evening
bou . A low-grad fever (100 to 102 d gree ) may occur with minor
problem uch an uncomplicated upper re piratory tr ct infection.
What one hould do about high fever in child h a lot to do with the
ge and condition of th child. For example. a toddler with a temperature
of 104 who i playing and eating well gen r lly i of Ie concern than a
child with a temperature of 102 who i irritable or not eating. On the other
hand. a re tie newborn or infant with a temperature of 100 to 101 may
require immediate medical care.
There are everal thing one hould do or not do when a child h high
fever. For one thing. never give the child a ponge bath in rubbing alcohol
or ice water. Rapid lowering of fever often can be achieved with a tepid
or wann water bath. Tepid water bath hould, however. be reserved for'
temperatures that exceed 104. Mo t authoritie recommend acetamino­
phen the be t and afe t fever medicine for children. Make certain to u
the correct dose ba ed on the child' age and/or weight.
CORRECTION
The Sears ad that appeared in the
December 8-14, 1991 edition of 'the
Michigan Citizen on page A-4 and on
A-5 of the December 15-22, 1991 edition
was published in error. Ple'ase
disregard. The correct ad is published
in this issue of the Michigan Citizen on
page A-2.
The Michigan Citizen apologizes for any
inconvenience to Sears or its valued
customers.
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EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
NOTICE OF lAST DAY,OF REGISTRATION OF THE
gUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OF
THE CITY �OF lUGlfIAND PARK, COUNTY OF
WAYNE, MICHIGAN FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1992
TO THE gUALlFlED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTmCT:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a SPECIAL ELECTIONfor &;hool District of the
City of Highland Park will be held in sald School. District on Wednesday,
JanutU1l 22, J 992. .
Act 451, PubUc Acts qfMlchfga'n, 1978, as amended, provfdes In part as
follows: .
'The fns.pectors qf election at an annual or. special
election shall not receive tIle vote qf any person residing
in a registration school dfstri� whose name is not
registered as an elector in the citJ/ or township in which
the person resides· ...
The last dall for receiving registrations for the special election will be
MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 199J. Persons registering qfter Clerk' o.(1lce closes�
on MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. 199J. will not be eligible to vote at the special
elecdon. Persons planning to regfster must determine when the City clerk'
O.l1lces will be openfor registration.
Under the proulslons qf Act 45J, Public Acts qf Michigan, 1976, as
amended, registrations wUI not be taken by school qfJiclals, and only persons ,
who have registered as general electors with the appropriate Clerk qf the City
or township in which th6JI reside, or through registration at a SecretCUJI of State
Drivers' Ucense Bureau. are registered school electors.
'J1tefoUowfng proposal wfl� be submitted to the electors at the election on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1992: .
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MILlAGE .RF...NE'WAL PROPOSITION
,As a renewal qf an Increase prevlouslJl CII''prwed bJI the electors which has
expired. .hall eM Ifmftatfort on the amount qf taxes which mew be
assess�d against proper1Jl In the School DIstrict qf tM CifJI qf Blghland
Park, C»unty ofWGJ/M, .J&hftJan be fn.cretuedJor a periDcJ ofjfJJe (IS) Jlears,
the JIe� 1992 to J998. fncw.lve, bu.fUleen ancl30/100 doUats ($J5.30J
pa- thouaand ($J ,000) dollars (15.80 mUIs) oj'tM state equalued ualuatlon
on aU taxable properfJI fn the DIstrIct, in onkr to proulde funds for
operating purposea of the School DIstrict?
. .
This Notlce Is given by order of the Board tU Education qf School District
of the CftJI qfBfghland Park. CounfJI qfWQJIRe.lfichfgan.
WINONA o, IlUIIPHREY
Sec.et4I'JI. Board qfEducatfon
Michigan Cit n Ad", 12/15 and 12122181
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