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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
4
The second annual Governor's Harvest Ball occurs at 8 p.m. at the Camelback Inn with Governor and Mrs. Raul Castro as guests of honor. VIPs orchestra provides music, hors d oeuvres are served, and a no host bar is available. Tickets are five dollars at the door.
Calendar notes describe multiple events across Phoenix and Scottsdale including Easter Seal Stroke Club Halloween party at Machan School auditorium, Women in China program at Scottsdale Little Red Schoolhouse with U S China Friendship observers, Beta Sigma Phi Beta Rho meeting, Harrion Sisterhood luncheon, Soroptimist breakfast, and a land use planning talk by Carol Zahn of Phoenix planning department with reservations required for several events.
Phoenix activist Alice Mahoney leads Eugene McCarthy's national drive from Arizona. She spearheads ballot access, conventions, and policy outreach amid tight funds, promoting a two party system and civil liberties while weighing her own vote between Carter and McCarthy.
Psychotherapist Marcia Lasswell of Pomona California argues that after seeing rising divorce figures many Americans judge themselves harshly as marriage partners. She notes public perception that three of four marriages end in divorce while California reports more divorces than last year.
In a conversation about marriage trends psychologist Lasswell argues that rising divorce rates reflect longer lifespans and changing cycles rather than failure of first marriages. She promotes self counseling and a problem solving approach, distinguishing counseling from therapy and noting three main obstacles to stable marriages.
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