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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
14
A well kept carpet shows the result of regular care with a gentle cleaner named Blue Lustre. Colors look clean and bright, pile is soft and bouncy with no traffic paths marring the look. Blue Lustre leaves no residue to cause re soiling. One half gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.
The Aviv Club of the Pioneer Women will hold its closing meeting Wednesday at 8 pm at the Pioneer Hotel with service awards and refreshments. B'nai B'rith Business and Professional Women No. 1124 hosts its last meeting tonight at 8 at Mrs. Irving Ames home. Welcome Wagon No. 1 plans a June meeting at the Ramada Inn at 10 am with swim, games, lunch and reg ular meeting. reservations with Mrs. Frank Buttenbarger. Arizona Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star closes the season Tuesday at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple Red Room with a flag ceremony and initiations for local and visiting Eastern Stars.
Jineppi showcases genuine India Madras fabrics with village Madras shirts and faded blue denim shirts featuring multiple pockets. Prices start at 7.95 to 12.95. Also advertising Fi Oroni Imports and Gallery sale items and Yankee Doodle Italian Sausage Sandwich at specific addresses and contact numbers.
A writer notes a Tucson life of innovation and family, praising a seed inventor and desert greening efforts, while reflecting on a Pueblo High graduation where 95 percent of 300 students were Mexican and Native, with 50 scholarships awarded and little race prejudice observed. The piece ends with a playful jab at a cultural stereotype about Hawaiian mothers.
Public notices reveal storewide reductions on apparel and millinery at The House of Hartwig and The Sportivo Shop starting Monday June 18 at the Country Club Plaza 2744 E Broadway. Described deals include items from 10.00 and more reduced to 2.00 plus discounted lingerie and robes. Sale runs through Saturday June 23. A second item notes Desert Lingerie Shop Sale at 2744 E Broadway with emphasis on bargain lingerie and carload visitors. Also a lamp and wall piece exhibit at Frontier Lamps and Shades 3919 E Pima with parking available.
The ad highlights Ticking Stripe and Conversation Print cotton fabrics with leather belts in sizes 0 to 20 at 5.95, plus Dazzle Stripe imported cotton at 18.95 with a belt. Tailored boxy suits in 10 to 18 priced 29.95, and a trip to CHILES RELLENOS Old Adobe Patio Restaurant for weekly specials. The Arizona State Floral Association hosts a convention at the Ramada Inn with guest designers Christina Tinger, Madge Demmer, and Clair Louisa Anderson.
Local shop promotes quick drop off for appliance repairs at 2530 E Sixth. Hours from 7 30 am to 6 pm daily, contact EA 6 7251 for service.
Summer dress sale at Babs Reese offers dresses from 10 to 30 dollars, down from 75 dollars. Located at 2940 E Broadway, call 327 4792 for details.
A collage of local ads highlights Pioneer Smoke Shop and Bar Ron's with up to date financial news, then CHEZ KATRINE offers French knitwear at 127 W. Brachman Tucson Inn, Swan Launderette promises hand ironing, and DESERT HOUSE promotes summer goods and patio items at 2841 N Campbell with colorful textiles and home decor.
A stream of text blends a Pursary rhyme about going to the fair with dog care tips for travelers in Seattle. It mentions collapsible bowls, raincoats, boots, sweaters, and identification tags. It also promotes Rin Kon Kennels and notes Wayne Vick Wayne and his Hawaiian fashions with a 20 percent off sale at 610 Country Club.
The page offers a dated horoscope for June 18 1962 with sun sign guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It highlights emphasis on effort imagination and initiative, warns against haste, and notes a potential birthday spotlight for those born today with hints of upcoming success especially in marriage and finances.
Carlton Carlson and Janet Marie Richardson wed at First Congregational Church on Saturday June 9. The bride, daughter of Eugene and Gene Richardson, graduated Catalina High School. The groom, son of Milton and Carlson, is stationed with the U S Marine Corps in 29 Palms California. The couple reside at 29 Palms.
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