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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1977
Page
11
A grandmother laments seven grandchildren, none named after her, and contemplates changing her will to honor her memory. The letter prompts readers to consider inheritance and the meaning of naming, with responses affirming a donor’s freedom over rights in a will.
A DIY note to Sandra Kelly on sewing a center back bias skirt zipper. It emphasizes careful measurement of hip width including ease, sway adjustments, slight back seam wideness, flat layout, and applying interfacing along the zipper line to prevent ripples.
Sandra Kelley explains bias seam handling for skirts with center back seams and zipper insertion. The piece advises easing fabric on the machine, using a walking foot if available, and cautions beginners about the skill level required for bias sewing. readers may write to Mrs. Kelley for help.
Friend of DeGrazia Dick Frontier documents Ted DeGrazia with 85 plus photographs and sketches. The volume shows oil paintings ceramics enamels and jewelry and four color pages plus 16 drawings spanning 20 years. Available from Los Amigos Tucson for five dollars.
Billie Murphy's Patio Gallery opens a new show tomorrow with a cocktail preview from 5 to 7. The exhibit runs through November 15 and features three artists in varied media. Native Arizonan Fred Carter presents watercolors influenced by Millard Sheets Robert E. Wood and Milford Zornes. Adrian Hansen displays oils of Southwest scenery. Phillip Hastings, a former Tucsonian, shows hand blown glass with vibrant colors and physics inspired technique at 40 W. Broadway open 10 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Residents in a elite Washington neighborhood clash with a proposed 100 plus home development on former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller’s estate. Costs range from 300 000 to 400 000 dollars as the Coalition for Planned Environmental Development weighs total opposition versus redirected design.
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