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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
25
Saturday horoscope offers varied guidance for each sign. Aries seeks plans with friends while Taurus gains support from superiors and attends an elegant evening. Readers are urged to present ambitions and enjoy social activities with new acquaintances.
Mrs. Sarah Berliner and Mrs. Harry Goldstein will be installed as presidents of Rishona and Sheva Pioneer Women at 7 30 p.m. Monday at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. Dr. Philip Goldstein will speak as a guest. Joint installation will be led by Mrs. Sam Gordon.
Elana the fourth and newest group of the Tuc son Hadassah chapter will hold its first meeting Tuesday at 12 30 p m at the home of Mrs Michael Bernfeld 20 Calle de Ami stad A snack luncheon will be served. Anyone interested in the group is welcome to attend.
Editor Enid A Haupt urges high school students to use summer for study service and travel. Options include summer courses at colleges, language learning, volunteer work, babysitting courses, photography, and youth hostel trips. Guidance lists organizations and addresses for information and opportunities.
Miss Kaye Neil daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald H Neil 2918 E Blackridge Dr will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Wellesley College during commencement on campus Monday She competed in art history at Wellesley served on the college yearbook advertising staff and Agora and engaged with political social issues Pre graduation events included class supper parents dinners and baccalaureate vespers Also noted Janice Tinervin Tucson Home Builders Association official returning from Washington D C and White House tour along with Jim Anderson hosting friends at 2201 E 8th St to mark the school year end.
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