La Crosse Association Reports Progress in First Year
The La Crosse Association for Retarded Children reports progress during its first year at the August meeting. The group notes new business, a potential bill for more governmental aid, and an expanded recreation program with two state connects. Craftwork and games were led by A D Zimimerhahl and Darrell Larson with Lorraine Kammel assisting. The Catholic school at Viterbo College, guided by Sisters Minnette and Orita, was also successful, marking learning for better religious education for handicapped children.
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la Crosse Assn
Wisconsin Council For Retarded Children
A. D. Zimimerhahl
Darrell Larson
Lorraine Kammel
Viterbo College
Minnette
Orita
la Crosse
Edward Lueth
Clarence Johnson
24Th St
Ervin Otto
Recreation Department
Ials
Otto
Pollen Ex air cleaner eases hay fever and asthma
A new Pollen Ex air cleaner promises relief from hay fever and asthma at a low price. Two turbine fans move 245 CFM to purify a pool sized room in 10 minutes, with window or portable models that plug into a 110 volt outlet and cost about a 100 watt bulb to run.
Wisconsin Council secretary to speak at churches and civic groups
The La Crosse Association for Retarded Children announced speakers will visit church schools and civic groups. Arrangements may be made by calling Mrs. Otto at 1117 South Street, La Crosse, with phone number 40816. The article notes Aunt Het and a door to door sales topic from May 1955.
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Tative
Wisconsin Council
la Crosse
DAV Adopts Slogan For Forget-Me-Not Fund Drive
Disabled American Veterans adopt the permanent slogan Give a little for those who gave a lot for the Forget-Me-Not campaign. On September 9 and 10 volunteers will sell little blue flowers at street corners to fund local veteran aid, hospital programs, and rehabilitation efforts including compensation, hospitalization, and employment support.
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The
Disabled American Veterans
Francis Haggerty
la Crosse
Haggerty
DAV
Little Blue Flowers of Remembrance
Ex Teachers Eligible For State Funds Inactive Accounts List
The State Teachers Retirement Board lists about 4,400 former Wisconsin public school teachers eligible to withdraw more than eight million dollars from the State Teachers Retirement System. Accounts dated inactive as of June 30, 1953, with beneficiaries for deceased teachers. Interest at 3.5 percent yields over $280,000 yearly to these inactive accounts.
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The
State Teachers Retirement Board
Wisconsin
Accumula
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