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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1977
Page
4
Maree Weiss leads Scottsdale's Help You Live Again to aid widows through loneliness and daily burdens. The group builds peer support and coordinates local merchants for group buying, offering companionship through social events and practical help while urging friends to reach out with care.
In Park Ridge Illinois, Dorothy weighing 2 pounds 4 ounces remains in a high risk neonatal unit at Lutheran General Hospital since November 4 with a nutritional problem. The unit, led by Dr Henry Mangarten, cares for about 22 infants at a time with 25 to 30 new arrivals monthly and costs ranging from 295 to 450 dollars per day.
A parent wonders if strict control fuels teen secrecy. The adviser suggests consulting a school counselor or clinical psychologist to improve family communication and address adolescence without overburdening the parent.
A reader argues writing skills are teachable by teachers and influenced by parental example. The piece notes inherited tendencies affect abilities and cautions against pressuring a six year old. It urges careful language about others and cites TV show biases as a social prompt. Copies are requested to send letters to Our Children column.
Advice from Dr Wayne Dyer suggests avoiding self defeating habits such as overeating and drinking and stopping the race to outdo others. He recommends making a personal list of disliked holiday chores and not doing them. Take the season day by day and drop frantic pressure.
Judge Sandra O'Connor of Maricopa County Superior Court will address a joint Insurance Women of Arizona meeting January 5 at the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale. Mary Karatsanos of Maine Bonding and Casualty Co. will speak, with several Arizona clubs and region leaders represented. The Region VIII group covers 41 clubs across five states and 300 Arizona members.
The Scottsdale Public Library and Scottsdale Center for the Arts present textile demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. January 4 in the Library Auditorium. Barbara Rowland Ellen Dickman Isabel Harris and Judy Eastman will demonstrate needlework wool spinning loom techniques and floor and table loom operation. The event is free and open to the public.
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