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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1968
Page
8
General Electric introduces a 1968 refrigerator lineup with twenty five models including four side by side Food centers offering up to 23.6 cubic feet. Rival Manufacturing debuts Click n Clean Action can openers. Tappan adds Reversa Jet dishwashers with Thermo Dry and dual spray ports for handwashing like cleaning results.
A Tucson writer recounts trips into Redington Road San Manuel Kino Bay and Sabine Canyon noting Falls wildflowers Fairy Duster large mounds and scenic routes. He describes local flora Robin Redbreast Candystick Tulips Iris Scilla Ranunculus Anemones Myrtle Daisies Roses Aloes Lilac and hopes for frost-free March 15.
An ad style notice highlights Ray's Interiors showcasing floral upholstery settees and summer window decor at 2702 N Campbell with pink stripes and green shutters. It also promotes Mrs C's market offerings at 1730 E Prince Rd featuring lasagna meals and organic produce, plus TRADE WINDS Shutters at 3366 N Dodge for Tucson homes.
A lively listing of spring items across SUZANNE'S Gift Salon and nearby shops. Stationery varieties, Shamrock ice molds from AUSTINS, Mary MacMurtrie Theatre dates, BARNEY MAX fashion details, GIFT Maisonette totes, and bridal accessories spotlighted with shop addresses and phone numbers.
Essie s Maternities and Children s Wear plans Easter displays with a page boy maternity outfit in green and white polka dot, Whistle Stop junior looks, and a Cossack dress for teens. The shop at 2936 E Broadway invites shoppers with evening hours on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Desert Sewing Center promotes Easter apparel with washable jerseys, dress print linings, suitings, and hot weather shifts while offering patterns, fabrics, lessons, and Swiss Bernina machine service. Also highlights Bullards towels and Vera towels plus an inventory sale at Bettina/Rees with 25 to 50 percent discounts and Easter cards at Oracle Road plaza.
Promoted two week April 20 itinerary by Catharine Noble offers a charter bus tour through San Blas Nayarit with tropical birds including the rare POTCO and iguanas amid old missions and scenery. Contact Nogales Arizona box 824 CECE Charm of Hollywood fashion ads for junior petite dresses at Bel Aire.
New Roadrunner Candles by Mrs. Van Cleef arrive at Casa de Luz with the Roadrunner design preserved. Also new desert wildlife art by Simpatico Margarita Jo, Sandy Truett, and others at Traveler West Galleries. March tea service set 3 to 4 daily and Frontier Studios invite artist studios at 3625 North Campbell with Harp er Method expert Mildred George in Bel Air Plaza Tucson.
The Expection Shop presents a preview of the Easter Parade on April 14 featuring a large selection of styles in quality clothing. Prices run from 10.00 to 34.98 with summer casual dresses 6.98 to 14.00 and maternity wear offered by a shop in the same location for 20 years at 3011 E Speedway, dial 325-0422.
Duart is the permanent special this week at A-1 Coiffure Beauty Salon. The 10.00 service includes shampoo, haircut and set and should carry you through Easter. Address 353 E Prince Rd. Dial 887-4852.
The Garden Club display features a small white Mexican Pavilion suitable for arrangements or an Easter themed scene. Berta's shop offers colorful Easter Egg style goods and children friendly items along with bright fashions and home accessories. A second shop at 1706 Speedway, Tom Bahti's, offers Indian arts and crafts and books on the Indian.
Handy Andy will demonstrate use of resin in new ways including a marble effect citrus slice trivet and drawer pulls. The workshop offers artistic resin applications and entries from a spring flower display with Sweet Peas Tulips Daisies and Easter Lilies at 6237 E 22nd St dial 296 5421.
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