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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1977
Page
6
A mother writes to Ann Landers about preparing to send their only son to college, hoping to share feelings with readers. She began the note in June and finishes it with thanks, reflecting on summer beauty and parental emotion as the child departs.
An affectionate September reflection on a son leaving home, then a reader letter from Ann Landers about work stress at the phone company during “Hell Day,” followed by advice on initials on shirts and a plug for her booklet The Key to Popularity.
Tucson readers recount returning from California beach trips and spotting numerous fellow residents in Mission Beach, Laguna Beach, La Jolla, and San Diego areas. Names, places, and shopping and outing scenes populate a breezy hometown collage of familiar faces and local spots.
A flood of local residents and visitors share a day at Knott’s Berry Farm Sea World Wild Water Wet and Corona do beach scenes. Families include the Layties Babcocks Campbells Farleys Clements and more. The Coronado Sand Castle Contest winners King Neptune is celebrated. Lana Miller now manages in Saks Point Loma condo owners greet old friends.
The Arizona Opera Company invites qualified musicians to audition for its orchestra for the 1977 78 season. String players audition 10 3, woodwinds 2 5, brass 5 7 Sunday Sept 18 at 412 N 6th Ave. Material includes a chosen piece, prepared excerpts after Sept 6, and sight reading.
Dear Heloise shares practical reader tips including using a hamburger fryer as a burger press to quickly shape patties for freezing. She notes leftover candleholders as toothpick holders and salt cellars, plus a reader’s advice on petroleum jelly foot treatment with cotton socks for smoother feet.
A reader argues that coffee tastes better when served in conventional cups with saucers rather than large campy mugs, noting that smaller, fragile cups yield more servings and better flavor. V Speiser signs the letter.
Rear Adm Jeremiah A Denton the first American prisoner of war to retire from the Navy plans to halt next month to organize a national campaign promoting traditional American values. He aims to educate the public via television and mobilize consumer support and boycotts of sponsors he deems negative to boost religious ethnic business and labor traditions.
In Hyannisport Massachusetts Ethel Kennedy’s 27 foot sailboat Resolute capsized during a gusty day. Eleven passengers and Kennedy clan members and friends swam to safety as a Barnstable police boat rescued them. Police said the boat was overloaded and easily toppled by wind.
WPRI-TV will air the ABC comedy Soap in Rhode Island after Bishop Louis Gelineau criticized the show as harmful. Station VP Edwin Pfeiffer defended the program saying it is adult comedy not a model for behavior and that no immoral actions are rewarded with final retribution.
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