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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1977

Page

4

Program aids visually handicapped Judy Curtis

Judy Curtis, legally blind, found work through the Home Industries Program in Phoenix. The program, funded by a three year federal grant since 1975, provides evaluation training and contract work at home for visually impaired workers. Curtis strings tennis rackets for $2.30 per racket, working hours chosen to fit her family schedule. The Phoenix operation employs about 14 and plans expansion with a future product line to stabilize earnings during contract lulls. Curtis hopes to continue with the program and eventually work in a retail outlet.

Judy Curtis Curtis Home Industries Arizona Council of the Blind, Social Services and Rehabilitation, Inc East Phoenix Phoenix Scottsdale Tom Weise Bob Weise Bob Brower 19Th Ave Tucson

Keep blades sharp says UD extension expert

University of Delaware Extension garden specialist Dave Tatnall urges sharpening blades on hoe shovel spade trowel and any cutting gardening tools. Use a metal file held at a 45 degree angle to the blade for best results.

Newark Del University of Delaware Dave Tatnall

Olympics Bazaar Aids Child Care Funds At Mary Moppet’s Day

The Save A Child League hosts an Olympics Bazaar and Picnic at Madison Park with races and games to raise money for low income Arizona families needing child care services. A Channel 8 educational station year end meeting is at 5 p.m. at Arizona State University. Dinner and awards follow at Mr and Mrs Edson Harris residence 6449 E Oak St. The Easy Risers Toastmasters Club meets at 6 30 a.m. at 6950 Camelback Rd.

Save-A-Child League Madison ‘Park Arizona Friends of Channel Cas Arizona State University

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