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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1983
Page
24
Barry Reisberg of NYU Medical Center told Alzheimer’s Disease Day Hospital staff that Alzheimer’s decays brain function, affects about 15 percent of 65 plus, and remains untreatable. He noted diagnosis is crucial for safety and financial planning as the disease progresses and families bear the burden.
An Extension Homemakers citizenship leader training session titled Understanding the Constitution will be offered September 8 at 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m The afternoon session meets at the Courthouse Auditorium LaCrosse and the evening session at Hamilton Town Hall West Salem Ed Schten UW Madison leads the program Pre registration to the LaCrosse Extension office by September 2 is required The notice also discusses coping with Alzheimer’s disease and caregiver support with remarks from Mr Reisberg about spouses caring for memory impaired loved ones and the progression and impact of the disease
Rusk County 4 H plans its 15th Green and White Day for Sunday September 11 featuring a horse pull bake sale ag Olympics and entertainment. Chicken barbecue served 11 am to 2 pm at the county fairgrounds with tickets from 4 H members. Funds support county 4 H activities including Washington Focus interstate exchanges District Dairy Day and State Club Congress. The horse pulling contest starts at 1 pm in front of the grandstand.
Autumn brings a salute to farm families and the dangers of pressure cookers. A humorous reminiscence recalls Aunt Minnie’s near disaster, a popping stove and a burned ceiling, with the parakeet and moustache casualty, ending with caution to keep kids and pets away and wear protection.
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