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Big 4 Unit of Retired School Personnel to meet today

Big 4 Unit of Retired School Personnel to meet today

The Big Four Unit of the Iowa Retired School Personnel Association will meet at 9 a.m. today, Wednesday, Oct. 21, at Cedar Health, 807 5th Street, Charles City. Officer Bill Vetter will present the program on “Scams and Safety Tips for Seniors.”

Donations will be collected for area food pantries.

The Iowa Retired School Personnel Association is dedicated to volunteering and keeping its members informed on issues of significance. Any retired teacher, counselor, nurse, paraprofessional, aide, custodian, cook, bus driver, or other school employee from Bremer, Butler, Chickasaw, or Floyd County is welcome to join.

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