Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 23, 1969
Caption:
Their Object: Help For The County's Retarded. Some 50 concerned citizens and parents of retarded adults jammed the meeting room last night of the Washtenaw Community Mental Health Board. They listened while spokesmen asked the board for funds to avert the closing this week of the county's only program for retarded adults. The spokesmen included Dean Douthat (standing), president of the Washtenaw Association for Retarded Children; WARC executive director Norman Quackenboss (center) and Charles H. Ramsey (hand on chin), representative of the State Mental Health Department.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1974
Caption:
Mosaic Presented Applause follows presentation of seed mosaic to the Revs. Richard I. Preis (in coat) and Walter W. Arnold of Trinity Lutheran Church by the Christian education class of the Washtenaw Association for Retarded Children's Adult Activity Center. The class, which had some 50 members, has met weekly at Trinity for the past three years. The Adult Activity Center has used Trinity facilities over a nine-year period. Four members of Trinity teach the class: Judy Wellman, Esther Cobb, Ann Dewey and Carol Gajar. The class made the mosaic from a variety of types of seeds. (News photo by Jack Stubbs)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 25, 1969
Caption:
Here's Money For Center. Ann Arbor Jaycee Mike O'Neill (right) presents check to Norman Quackenboss (left), executive director of the Washtenaw Association for Retarded Children. The money will help WARC's Adult Activities Center to continue operations. Observing the presentation are Jaycee Ray Charett (second from left) and Tom Niswonger, Jaycee president. The check was presented this morning.