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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1977
Page
4
A mother asks how to curb a husband and sons obsession with golf that crowds schoolwork. Expert advice urges balance, suggests professional guidance, and notes many youths mature at different rates and may delay menstruation.
The Office of Consumer Affairs reports Phase II studies by TARP showing one third of Americans have a consumer problem yearly with higher income groups filing more complaints. Most act to resolve issues and many find contacted sources helpful. Common problems include unavailable advertised merchandise and poor product or service quality. Less than ideal agency responses were reported for seven federal services.
The Scottsdale Girls Club auxiliary presents its Springtime Boutique on the Desert March 22 at Mountain Shadows Apache and Papago Rooms from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is 1 dollar with tickets sold at the door. raffles offer an Ultra suede skirt and top for 1 dollar. Funds support Scottsdale Girls Club programs at 8250 E Rose Lane. The sale features arts crafts needlework and women and children's apparel plus gourmet items and plants. President Mrs Peter Landrum. boutique coordinator Mrs Robert G Wallace.
English housewife Dieudonne Langston offers Love Crystals made from a secret 1790 herbal recipe. Sold in Barton-Under-Needwood and listed at Broadway for 5 dollars, the mixture of sugar and herbs is said to improve love life in about half of users, with mixed testimonials.
Letha Martinez, 51, an adult school student pursuing a high school diploma, embodies resilience amid racial bias, gender and credit discrimination, poverty, widowhood, arthritis, and single parenthood as she earns her place for her adopted daughter Sherry. The story traces decades of struggle and determination.
Letha, once unable to adopt while stationed in Spain with the U S Navy, returns to California. She conquers credit barriers, buys real estate, and becomes the first single woman in Southern California to adopt a child. Now she runs a growing business and hopes to franchise a specialty food restaurant and someday write.
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