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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1974
Page
4
The Women's Department hosts a five part series on rising costs and asks readers how inflation changes their budgets. Share tips on cutting food clothing and entertainment expenses by mailing to Progress Women's Department P O Box 1150 Scottsdale Arizona 85253.
Albert and Madonna DiBenedetto describe their 27 year marriage amid rising costs. Food, utilities, and gas have surged as they cut meals and trips, shifting from sirloin to ground beef and spare ribs. They maintain church giving, debt care, and small savings while fearing more bill pressure.
Gay Pauley shares how her family fights rising prices with slogans like do without do with less substitute. They skip sugar avoid bacon and lamb chop cut meat use cheaper cuts and bake bread while rationing and freezing surplus loaves. They brown bag lunches to save money and calories.
The Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center in Scottsdale hosts free consumer information classes through January. Topics include budgeting, credit education, energy tips, telephone rates, appliance shopping, retirement and SSI, inflation, and low cost cooking. Sessions feature specialists from Family Debt Counselors, BBB, Mountain Bell, APS, Extension Service, SSA, and more.
St. Luke's Hospital Medical Center Service League schedules a membership luncheon at 11 a.m. at Phillips Auditorium, 525 No. 18 St., Phoenix. Local members are invited to attend and hear upcoming club plans.
Mrs. William Gutwillig chairing the President's Commission on the Status of Women will headline events. Beta Sigma Phi Beta Preceptor chapter hosts a Halloween party at Eldorado Park at 7 PM. Soroptimist International Club of Scottsdale gathers at Reubens Restaurant at 7 30 AM. Aviva Hadassah meets for a membership tea at Mrs. Michael Bernstein’s home on Horseshoe Road in Scottsdale.
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