The Press-Tribune from Roseville, California • 13

PRESS-TRIBUNE 13 Fndoy. July 2, 1982 1 Apparel shop rich in history relocates in Roseville Square 1 t. sports and casual wear." He noted the clothing industry has also changed from "being fitted" into a garment by a seamstress to ready-to-wear clothing. "Back in the early days we didn't carry merchandise on the floor of the store," he noted. "A sales clerk would take a customer to a sitting room where she would pick out a garment and be fitted by a seamstress.

"A large part of the apparel business in the early days was the alteration department. There would be 14 to 15 seamstresses and pressers working in the department." Kich said he worked for his father until he went out of business during the Depression. He then managed stores in San Jose and Sacramento before opening his own store in 1939, He has a brother, Sylvan, who went on to become a manufacturer of women's apparel in New York Sylvan Rich now has offices in New York, Dallas and Los Angeles. Another brother, LeRoy Rich, has retired after working as merchandise manager for Broadway Hill in Los Angeles, the parent company of Weinstock's. 1'' V'.

-j mm. I I v. tVr -V 1 I A I I ROSEVILLE Rich with history in the women's clothing business, Rich's Women's Apparel has moved to a new location in Roseville Square. The store has taken over the space formerly occuppied by Greene's Gifts II, 1079 Roseville Square. It was at 386 Roseville Square.

The veteran retail outlet in women's apparel carries three generations of experience. The chain of six stores was founded in 1939 in Modesto by Joseph Rich. His father, Maurice Reich, owned Reich-Lievre, the largest chain of women's apparel stores in California before the Depression in the early 1930s. Rich said he changed the family name from Reich to Rich to make it easier for customers to pronounce. The chain of Rich's Women's Apparel stores is now operated by Jay Rich, son of the founder, with three stores in Sacramento and one each in Carmichael, Yuba City and Roseville.

Rich opened the Roseville Square store in 1966. Manager of the store is Marcy Ripple, who helped open it. The elder Rich, who turned the business over to his son 10 years ago, said the largest change in women's apparel over the past five decades has been from business suits and dresses to leisure clothing. "Years ago there were no pant suits or slacks for women," he said. "Today, 75 percent of the business is KEN'S TIRE CENTER A i NEW TIRES for Datsun, Toyota, V.W., Volvo, Honda, Mazda, Subaru.

600x12 560x15 600x15 $175 y27 ALIGNMENT If Passenger Cars Only Light Trucks (Daily Press Tribune photo) Novotny (left) and Roseville Square store manager Marcy Ripple. Rich's opened at 386 Roseville Square 15 years ago. RICH'S WOMEN'S APPAREL is celebrating grand opening at new location, 1079 Roseville Square. Picking out coordinated outfit for event are store chain supervisor Janet ii 1 1 BRAKES The Fitness Beauty Center presents RETREADS DISC or DRUM Most Passenger Car Sizes. $1095 US.

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786-7979 NMil ln.t Ci S3 WE'RE OPEN JULY 5 6 AolH I fillllU Popcorn gala for theater brown bagger ROSEVILLE Brown bags full of popcorn will top off the meals of anyone who lunches at the Roseville Theater this summer while hearing live and recorded music. The theater, 241 Vernon will offer the free brown bag lunch program each weekday from 11 a.m. to2p.m. "This summer when it's 104 degrees outside, people might want a cool place to eat lunch." theater Manager Dean Moore said. The theater has invited musicians to perform for the audience, as long as it is not loud, amplified music.

At 12: 15 each day, a 20-minute film will be shown. People ho buy their lunches from Raley's or Safeway markets at Douglas and Harding Boulevards will get free brown bags with special brown-bag art on them. The bags, silkscreened by Janet Horn and Mario Galvan of Roseville, can be taken to the theater and filled with popcorn to eat after lunch. The brown bags also will be available at the Roseville Arts Center, 424 Oak and The Wish Sandwich Deli, 244 Vernon St. For information on the program or for musicians interested in entertaining, call Moore at 782-MUVI.

Cubs head into Scouts CITRUS HEIGHTS Four Webelos from Cub Scout Pack 375 of Citrus Heights graduated into the Boy Scout program at the pack's annual family picnic at Rusch Park, 7801 Auburn Citrus Heights. The new Boy Scouts are Kevin Frith, David Brody, Scott Hanson and Philip Wof ford. The four boys earned all 15 Cub Scout activity badges and the Arrow of Light, the only award a Cub can carry into the Boy Scout program. Twelve boys "in the pack were graduated into the Webelos program. They are: Mikel-ewis, Mike Giles, Kevin Helms, Jeff Limbo, Luke Womaek, Carl Haynes, Brian Luedtke, Kris Adams.

Eric Olson, Josh Patten, Kenneth Ervin and Mike Aberle. Some 95 people attended the pack's family picnic. The pack received a Presidential Award for its "Garbage Garden" i booth at the Scout-0 Rama in May at California State University, Sacramento. The booth received a perfect score 1 of 150 points. It was buill by the Webelos, headed by Tim Lewis and Roger Frith, under the chairmanship of Sandra Aberle MICHELIN I Nr' RADIALS Cc! 155-12 $42 I 155-13 $44 195-70-J4.

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