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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1976

Page

7

Scottsdale Senior Center serves hot lunches and more

The Scottsdale School Board approved a hot lunch program for all residents 65 and older at Scottsdale Elementary Schools with daily service and a 75 cent charge. The center also hosts Legal Aid visits, Friday dances, classes, AARP trips, shopping trips, flu inoculations, and the Brown Bag Bunch film afternoon.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Senior Center E. Second St Scottsdale Public Library Australia Picture Frontier Sydney

Is Self-Employment in Social Security Defined

A Q and A on determining employee versus self employment status. Guidance covers employer control rights, filing corrections for earnings, Medicare claim deadlines, and self employment tax when net profits exceed 400 dollars with Schedule C or F and Schedule SE.

Baltimore A.T.R. A Internal Revenue Office

Arizona State University to study solar resources

Arizona State University Laboratory of Climatology will assess the state's solar energy resources under a contract with the Arizona Solar Energy Research Commission. Dr. Robert Durrenberger says data from multiple stations will be collected and published by the state climatologist for use by solar testing and equipment development. Put a want ad to work. 994-9311.

Arizona Arizona State University Laboratory of Climatology Robert Durrenberger Solar Energy Research Commission Office of the State Climatologist Durrenberger

U S Mint in San Francisco Restored As Historic Landmark

After four years and 4.5 million dollars, the U S Mint in San Francisco reopened its exterior and interior as a showpiece. The display features a 1907 one for 20 gold piece insured at 1 million, gold bars and nuggets worth over 3.5 million, a miner's cabin, a Wells Fargo stagecoach, and minting machinery from the Gold Rush era.

San Francisco U.S. Mint The Mint Amark Coin Co Los Angeles Theodore Roosevelt Mother Lode Wells Fargo Treasury Alfred B. Mullett White House San Francisco State University Smithsonian Institution Mary Brooks Treasury Department

New Lions Club Formed in Phoenix With Half Blind Members

The Phoenix Copperstate Lions Club, sponsored by Papago Mountain Lions, was chartered at the Melvin T. Jones Foundation for the Blind. Eight officers and four board members were chosen, with fourteen new members joining. The club claims to be the first in Arizona to have half its members blind and plans beep ball programs for the blind.

Lions International Club Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Copperstate Lions Club Melvin T. Jones Foundation For the Blind 32Nd Roosevelt Streets Papago Mountain Lions Club Papago Mountain Copperstate Organization Lions Clubs U.S William Gibney Copperstate Lions Lions Gibney Copperstate Lions Club Lions District David Andrews

Free Financial Seminars Offer Practical Money Advice

Person to Person Financial Center sponsors two free seminars featuring University of Utah expert John Reeves. Learn practical steps to manage family finances, with refreshments and a Q&A session. Limited seating. reservations encouraged. Independent presenter, not affiliated with the sponsor. Schedule nationwide outreach for improving personal finances.

Personto-Person Financial Center University of Utah John Reeves

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