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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1973
Page
3
Earl's Market will close after more than 38 years serving Scottsdale residents. The store stood out by treating customers individually from the carryout workers to owners Earl and Idalee Shipp. Deliveries, once common, made shopping easier for invalids and the elderly, marking the end of a valued local business era.
The article discusses salads as versatile menu items from accompaniments to mains. It highlights corn oil as a popular low cholesterol dressing base and includes a recipe for California Salad Bowl serving six with ingredients like iceberg lettuce watercress avocado chicken eggs bacon tomatoes blue cheese olives and French dressing.
Coarsely shred lettuce and watercress then top with avocado chicken eggs bacon tomatoes blue cheese and olives. Toss with French dressing made from oil vinegar lemon juice Worcestershire salt mustard and pepper. Prepare two dressings and mix with vegetables for multiple servings.
The piece recalls Earl's Grocery in Scottsdale and its staff led by John Boyes. Regulars cherish the bench outside and the friendly service from Norma LeVang Vi Hall Amanda McCray and others. The author notes clean shelves and lasting community ties with fond memories.
The article explores the possibility of horsemeat becoming a staple if beef prices stay high. It notes Oregon prices about 1 dollar per pound cheaper than beef, with top cuts varying in cost. It references US and European consumption, including France and Britain, and cites historical and cultural attitudes toward horsemeat.
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