Book urges aging with dignity in A Good Age by Alex Comfort
The review promotes Alex Comfort’s A Good Age as a practical, readable guide to aging with dignity and joy. It highlights Comfort’s blend of humor and anger, his political view that old age is a civil rights issue, and the book’s encyclopedia style topics from Agism to Wrinkles. The article notes community programs in Scottsdale such as an IRS Tax Aid volunteer drive and immunization clinics for seniors at the Scottsdale Senior Center.
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Alex Comfort
Comfort
Institute For Higher Studies
Santa Barbara
University of California Medical School At
Irvine
Stanford University
Michelangelo
Pablo Picasso
Bob Hope
Florrie Ball
Lin Yutang
Plato
AARP
American Association of Retired People
Scottsdale Senior Center
Scottsdale
Tempe
East Phoenix
Internal Revenue Service
Eldorado Park
N. Miller Rd
Murray Kassan
Social Security Beneficiary Rules and Minimum Benefits
Q and A discuss naming beneficiaries in Social Security, noting no named beneficiary is allowed and survivor benefits depend on relationship. The reply explains how many quarters are needed for 62 in different years, and provides minimum benefits at ages 65 and 62, with guidance to send questions to Copley News Service.
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Copley News Services
M.M
All About Dance lecture by Scottsdale High students
May Goyena the Philippine exchange student will perform a native bamboo pole dance in traditional costume during a 7:30 p.m. lecture demonstration in the Scottsdale High School auditorium. About 60 modern dance students will show modern jazz jitterbug ballet rock charleston and folk styles. The program traces modern dance development from primitive to folk and modern forms and is open to the public free of charge.
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May Goyena
Scottsdale High School
Goyena
Norma Barer
Title XX plans to be discussed in Scottsdale meeting
A public information meeting on the 1977-78 Title XX social services plan will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium. MAG and the State Department of Economic Security organize a series countywide meetings for public input on eligible Title XX funded services. Federal funds support care for the elderly disabled adults and children and other groups. MAG will compile 1977-78 plans from Maricopa County communities into a regional plan for state submission.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
State Department of Economic Security
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Mexico faces change as López Portillo takes office
Mexican observers weigh the transition from President Luis Echeverría to Jose López Portillo. Portillo’s approach favors cordial U.S. ties and a shift from Echeverría’s class struggle to a collaborative, capitalist path. Analysts warn systemic change remains uncertain.
Pima Navajo Bazaar Open House And Seeks Support
Pima School hosts its annual Bazaar and Social with 6 to 8 30 p m open house and crafts plants and baked goods. The Pima PTA sponsors it and the Band Booster Club sells sugar molds candy jars and stock ing stuffers. Warrior T Shirts for sale and cake coffee and McDonald s punch served. Classrooms open 7 to 8 30 p m students projects on display. Navajo eighth grade volleyball team won the Maricopa County Tournament defeating Kyrene and Peoria and claimed the district title with coach Judy Kjellsen.
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Pima School
Open House
Pima Pta
Pima Band
Pima Warrior
Scottsdale Community College Offers Multiple Horse Courses
SCC announces spring courses in horse science covering training breeding farm management and equitation instruction. Sixteen classes run day and evening starting January 15 with registration January 11 to 13. Programs include hands on training shows sales field trips and judging experiences.
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Scottsdale Community College
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