Senior Center Valentine Events Boost Scottsdale Activities
The Scottsdale Senior Center hosts a Valentine potluck at 5 30 p m with dishes by alphabet groups and a 7 30 p m dance featuring Finch Cornwell plus prizes. A breast cancer lecture by Mrs Rhoda Martin, weekly radio PSAs, senior bowling at Frontier Lanes, and Nutrition Series talks are scheduled through February with guests from health and university programs.
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Scottsdale Senior Center
Finch Cornwell
Rhoda Martin
Senior Scene Details Tax Help and Community Programs
The Senior Scene column announces the Tax Aid program by AARP at the center offering free income tax help for seniors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays through April 15, with home visits available for those without transportation. It notes potential state tax rebates for low earners, mentions Legalmobile free legal advice on Feb. 15, and previews an “Ask the Experts” lecture on protecting home and a World tour musical by Stan Wydallis, plus volunteer info.
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AARP
Murray Kassan
Kassan
Legalmobile
Center
Bruce Christiansen
Scottsdale Police Department
Stan Wydallis
Loloma Paiute Little League officers named for season
Allan Wood announces Jon Grove and Lorrel Hall as vice presidents with Grove overseeing the senior field aided by Carl Hilliker and Hall supervising the major minor field with Richard Pearce as assistant. Other officers include Judy Knight secretary Gerald Baker treasurer and Ed Lake equipment manager.
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Allan Wood
Loloma-Paiute Little League
Jon Grove
Lorrel Hall
Grove
Carl Hilliker
Hall
Richard Pearce
Judy Knight
Gerald Baker
Ed Lake
County destroys abused stray dog in Phoenix area
A stray dog badly shot and beaten in South Scottsdale on January 26 was destroyed at the county Rabies Control Center in Phoenix. Dr. Thomas Kelley said the dog had head wounds and rear injuries from an alleged shooting by Ronald J. Stark, who faces a misdemeanor for illegal discharge of a firearm and a city court trial set for March 4. Despite adoption efforts at $15, no one claimed the animal.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Thomas Kelley
Diamond St. Center
Kelley
Ronald J. Stark
Stark
Kopp Seeks Extra Police After NWLF Bomb Threats
San Francisco official Quentin Kopp reports ongoing threats from the New World Liberation Front after bombs in boxes targeted him and colleague John Barbagelata. Dist. Atty Joseph Freitas’s car bombing prompted mayoral action and added security at Cuba, costing taxpayers 4902.12, with Kopp's family under increased protection as his son Shep and daughter Jennifer cope with anxiety.
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Ce Ae
Board of Supervisors
Quentin Kopp
Degas
John Barbagelata
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
Dist
Atty
Joseph’ Freitas
George ‘Moscone
Servic
Cuba
Freitas
Owens speaks at Chaparral on dream driven success
Olympic hero Jesse Owens visits Chaparral High School to urge students to pick a dream and pursue it. A student board fundraiser raised 115 dollars for the Medalist Bob Sled Association, aiding two U.S. Olympic trainees. Chaparral senior Richard Letizia wins ASU admission honors. The Close Up Program offers 10th to 12th graders a week in Washington, with Allen Ender Fellowship scholarships. Details include costs of 485 dollars and applications in Robert Perry's office. Saguaro and Scottsdale high schools also participate with guest speakers and program activities.
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Chaparral
Jesse Owens
America
Owens
John Bruscemi
Sandy Kellin
Mike Mitchell
D.C
Judiciary
Executive
Allen Ender
Robert Perry
Saguaro
Saguaro High
Don Paluch
Key Club Elects Chaparral Officers
The Key Club at Chaparral elected officers led by President Richard Letizia and First Vice President Bill Quisenberry with a second vice position noted as vacant or pending.
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The
Key Club
Chaparral
Richard Letizia
Bill ‘Quisenberry
Phoenix Transit to Honor Safety and Courtesy Driver
Phoenix Transit will name its seventh annual courtesy crusade driver recognized for high safety and courtesy standards. Ballots run in Valley newspapers from Wednesday through February 13 with submissions due by midnight February 17.
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Phoenix Transit
IRS tax aid opens Feb 15 at Vista del Camino Center
IRS volunteer income tax assistance begins February 15 at Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center 7700 E Roosevelt St. A representative will assist the public with tax forms on Tuesdays 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Feb 15 through April 12 and Thursdays 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Feb 17 through April 14. No appointment is needed.
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Internal Revenue Service
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt
IRS
Designs sought for visitor center at Indian Bend Wash park
The U.S. Corps of Engineers Los Angeles office invites designs for a visitor information display to be housed in a large center north of Indian School Road at the Indian Bend Wash park site. Tentative themes cover flood control and recreation. Designers of acceptable works may also be considered for the center installation and later bidding.
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Indian School Park
U.s.corps of Engineers
Corps
Los Angeles
Indian School Road
Indian Bend Wash
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