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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1977

Page

4

Valley hospice movement aims to ease terminal illness pain

The Valley of the Sun begins a church supported hospice project led by Rev. Gerald Roseberry at Camelback United Presbyterian Church. The plan centers on home based, multidisciplinary care for patients and families with focus on pain control and bereavement support. Immediate steps include training lay volunteers and a minimal home care system starting next year with patient services by April.

Valley of the Sun Gerald Roseberry Camelback United Presbyterian Church Roseberry New Haven Conn United States St. Christopher's Hospice London Cicely Saunders Dorothy Gerrard Eleonore New Haven Tucson Maricopa County Phoenix

Kivel Candlelight Ball Bake and Card Breaks Planned

Two Kivel Candlelight Ball committee members take a break for a friendly card game with Kivel residents as they prepare for Saturdays benefit for the Kivel Geriatric Center. The 16th annual event opens with cocktails at 7 p.m. and dinner at 8 at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel. Participating in the card game are Mrs. Michael Mehlman and Frances Kley, both at Kivel Manor West, plus Mrs. Samuel Langerman and Sarah Scather, Kivel residents.

Kivel Candlelight Kivel Kivel Geriatric Center 36Th St Phoenix Arizona Biltmore 24Th Street Missouri Avenue Kivel Manor West Michael Mehlman Scottsdale Frances Kley Samuel Langerman Kivel Ball Sarah Scather

Groups plan talks Wednesday at Scottsdale clubs

Scottsdale Junior Women's Club meets at 7 30 p m at the Little Red Schoolhouse 7333 E Main St Program topic Amigos de los Americas about volunteer teens providing medical aid in Central and South America Reservations contact Mrs Gerald Petit A dinner meeting of Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club starts with no host cocktails at 6 30 p m

Scottsdale Little Red Schoolhouse E. Main St Amigos de Los Americas Central South America Gerald Petiit Scottsdale Business and Professional Women’s Club

Patchworks Fifth Annual Christmas Show and Sale

The Patchworks arts and crafts shop hosts its fifth annual Christmas Show and Sale at Jelka Lajoie’s home 11601 N. 64th Place from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pat Seeley from the Phoenix Fire Department will discuss fire prevention at Villa Monterey Dining Room 7929 E. Chaparral Road at 7:15 p.m.

Villa Monterey E. Chaparral Road Pat Seeley Phoenix Fire Department Patchworks Arts and Crafts Shop Jelka Lajoie N. 64Th Place

Richard Todd to speak on decision making at SCC

Richard Todd deputy director of CODAMA will address Women’s Active Return to Education at Scottsdale Community College on Wednesday. The talk at 12:30 p.m. in the Turquoise Room will cover decision making, behavioral health needs in Maricopa County, and the role of social interdependence communication and responsibility in quality of life.

Richard Todd Community Organization For Drug Abuse, Mental Health and Alcoholism Services Codama Scottsdale Community College Turquoise Room E. Chaparral Todd Maricopa County

Women join workforce trend grows across decades

The piece traces the rise of women in labor from 1920 to 1977, noting 40 percent employed in 1970 and 49 percent in 1977. It highlights mothers increasingly working, up from 1.5 million in 1940 to over 12 million by 1970, and reflects mixed public reaction to the shift.

Janet Love Copley U.S

Why American Women Work Reflects Economic and Social Forces

Interviews across the United States reveal women work to support families and due to economic pressures. Many married women earn despite husbands' income, and rising education fuels career involvement. Some seek purpose after children leave home, while others pursue practical needs amid high housing costs and loan rates.

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