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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHistorical Records - The Oro Valley Voice i O=SN OF tiRO VALVEY OFFICE 9040 N ORACLE RD TUCSON , AZ 85104 f is, ------ -..... / a • V a 1 1 e 1111. lot!Ail"! 404 = CI rill 0 Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona - - ;�- Il Vol. IV, No. 8 One Section, Eight Pages 15 cents June 8,1977 Special OV commission * z1s a may b h y y, <�s'+ , '—''''' *"1111410444'":1110440b. 6.,,, ,, ,, , s , 14,, ,, , „.. may study annexation ,1/4 . ., . , , .,„,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,„ , ,,,,,,,,-- - ,_ , ‘,, , , te., \ , , a. c. , , ,,, , .`„,,,.1:01 1 , • Annexation of an area west of Oro Valleydevelopment by the Estes Co. will bring, that would double the town's population Chaffee said. - -.� 1- will be discussed by the town council at a Among the points in favor of annexation 41 ill Iiii , i , , ,1 , study session June 30. he noted were increases for Oro Valley in Pressingbudget mattersprevented the federal revenue sharing money—estimat- • :• - r. 1, g . . . council from appointing a commission last ed at$100,000;an additional pool of citizen , : a ` h ' Wednesday (June 1), as scheduled, to participation;and a stronger political base - •, �. �.44 r IA studythe possible in dealing with countyand state govern- . : ' - • 4 + . p s le annexation of fourv , �. ,� �� _��_,' -,� subdivisions in the Tucson National Golf ments.. - • - �.: . Club area. About 460 person live in the Council member William Eldon Hanes • =r -¢ responded after the ` p group's presentation: I An additional 800 live in the corridor �: (,,- .�.�� � � > ; ;; area. "You've left out some glaringdrawbacks : - ' ` ,. : - between there and the town. 'n here — streets and police." , • ��� A leader of the drive to annex saidWilson, , , . . � -� �� �� �`�� � �_ Robert the other of the four men ' . ,•,•w Monday he was told by Vice.Mayor who spoke at the session, replied "I've t J ''' # .. =: ilk Steve Engle that the town is still been a salesman all my life,"indicating that considering the proposal. his group had accented only the positivei Four Tucson National-area residents aspects. ` r _ presented their case for annexation at the Hanes said there's some question where F° ., council's May 26 study session. Engle the town could gain enough revenue to * '''' suggested afterward that a three-member provide police protection and to maintain • ' 4.;a 4 tk,,,,.., i , town commission, to include one council roads in the expanded area. member, be named to studythe matter. Wilson concluded the presentation by � � � .,+ saying, "Ifyou're interested in pursuing + "'" 'if: Walter Chaffee, one of the men who Y g' ° �` .:,:N��.,. _ et spoke then, told the council annexation the matter in the detail that's needed, sj, .:. we're to form a committee to ` would about double Oro Valley's present prepared ,;.�.�� , �`. thrash out the details." population of 1,195. 4 , - -�: _ .- Should the council decide to name a " Such a move, he claimed, would be _� committee,it would apparently work with advantageous to Oro Valley, as well as to a separate committee to include .,-..„.,„,,,,.,,,f the subdivisions east of here. Unless the P Chaffee, Wilson and others living in the area. . < town agrees to annex the area, its �M{ The land proposed for annexation would �,� population could grow to 50,000 residents run from McGee Road north to where the over the next 20 years under the proposed northern border of Oro Valley would Tortolita Area Plan. extend westward; and from the town's densewestern border to a Iine 1' i ult st of ,, Such development—up to 10 • � - homes per acre—would "fairly obviously La Cholla Boulevard. �-` +' 77,ic9'a is tie leaves' ' . affect you, too," Chaffee said. Under state guidelines for annexation, Vandalism, water shortages, truancy, Chaffee said, the move must be effected Jay Wilson demonstrates a skimmer device to customer Dave Adams—a new pool owner traffics increases, and environmental before Nov. 1 if annexation is to come who's looking for advice on upkeep and maintenance, for the lowest price possible. decay were a few of the adversities the about. See story inside. [VOICE staff photo] PAG accepts HOMEOWNERS CLAIM on::b:rshiPCo t fo d • • Now that Oro Valley has wonits long By MICHAEL SMITH along Ina and all this dense zoning belong Mrs. Andreas echoed that dissatisfac- battle to join the Pima Association of It's mighty quiet around Tucson much closer to Oracle Road," she said. tion with the county supervisors, saying, Governments as an equal memuer, the National Golf Club. "Zoning like that is much the same as it "I've been to some of the supervisors' town faces another — and a rather About all one can hear is the wind, the was on the East Side, which I think is a meetings. They ignore most of the significant — question: birds and the cries for annexation. mess," said Margaret Andreas. "I'm residents in the area. How much will the membershipcost? "Most vicinity ` " people m our vicinity bought heavily opposed to their zoning ideas. `They seem very biased, she complain- PAG's current$82,000 budget will likely homes here because they like the peace and Mrs. Andreas questioned the ability of ed. rise in the next fiscal year,and for the first quiet," said Walter Chaffee. "Now the the Tucson National area to support large Clarence Youngren agreed, saying the time will be split five ways — among Board of Supervisors and the Planning and numbers of people, saying that despite main reason for annexation is"to get away original members Tucson, Pima County Zoning Commission want more dense plans for higher density development, from Pima County." and South Tucson, plus Oro Valley and housing. "there's a need for lower density in this "They've given us a hell of a time.They Marana, the new members. "They don't seem to listen to us." area, because of limited facilities such as don't pay attention to us."He said that if One factor that will affect the town's That feeling, on top of recent zoning electric lines and water." Oro Valley annexed the area,"we'd have a portionof the budget is the Tucson City changes increasing commercial areas and NC's• Neffson agreed, saying that the planning and zoning department that Council' vote to withdraw its funding of density, resulted last week in spokesmen builders are misleading the public. "Estes wouldn't be for everything we're against." PAG. for three neighborhood associations asking says they need the cheapest land to build [Continued on back page] That decision was made as a protest of for Oro Valley annexation.The Oro Valley homes for young people — but out here Oro Valley's membership, largely at the Town Council is studying the request. that doesn't make sense,"she asserted. __ RELATED :—._-_---. urging of Tucson's PAG representataive, .__.._.+......__._...:._., STORY ._ TNGC-area residents contacted last "There's no bus service, no hospital, no Mayor Lewis C. Murphy, weekend said the Pima County supervisors schools, no recreation," she said, adding Under the current PAG, budget, South have been unresponsive and that they,the that transportation needs would put a • • • Tucson pays about two percent of the residents, feel the zoning changes are strain on a young working couple living far Bi NCfllfll opposes intergovernmental organizations expens- "threatening." . from their jobs. es, and the two larger member govern- "When we bought our homeChaffee also doubted ' • out here,all the wisdom of annexation by OV ments split the remainder. g the land — except the shopping area — urbanizing the northwest area, saying, Oro Valley Mayor Lois Lamberson said was zoned for one house "The Board of Supervisors Any Tucson National desire for annexa- the town is scheduled to approve a ou a per acre," said p cors is planning a tion doens't extend to William M. Nanini, tentative budget of its own Jan. Mrs. Grace Durst. city of 50,000 new souls out here where g �' "That's the way we thought it would there isn't enough water." president of the Tucson National Country If PAG's management staff hasn't stay,"she said.Instead,the g new He referred to the c Club. computed a breakdown of funding for the "bringing the shoppingzoning is Tonto• county's proposed "I don't want to be annexed,"he told the organizaiton bythen,the town council will 8'mg center closer and lata Plan. Voice on Monday.It was his father,former set a"topfigure." closer to my door, Mrs.Durst complains. "Theydon't • "People around here prettymuch have • hear us.All they hear is the Chicagoan Sam Nanini, who developed gun That figure will be adjusted by the time builder," said Chaffee. "It's the builder Tucson National originally and has been a of the entire their particular lifestyle set;now they(the who wants to put people where there are major figure in development the final town budget is approved July 28. county) want to change the whole neigh- If PAG hasn't come up with a final funding g - no jobs,where it's 20 miles to work,where Casas Adobes area. borhood, said Mrs. Dorothy Neffson. they're going to need their own transport- William Nanini said he won't discuss the plan by then,Mrs.Lamberson said,"it will be far behind." ' After holding land in the area for nearly ation because there's no bus service." drive for annexation,nor become involved The council will overshoot estimates of 140 years,Mrs.Neffson said she thinks the "The builder doesn't care.He's made his either positively or negatively, until he's its funding portion in setting that tentative '"drastic change"to almost four homes per money—and it's just tough beans for the contacted by leaders of the movement. "top figure,"she added,because the town acre should have been done elsewhere, people who have to live there," Chaffee He said they've made no attempt to budget can't be increased once tentatively with other areas around Tucson. said. discuss it with him,or with theovernin g g adopted. "Developments like those apartments "Some politicians just won't listen." board of the Country Club. ..._ -- a r, -,..-St -1./^,' • eor•gedeaux 1 • • _ , m f More la i , Cambodianews n ,/ NoWdi - e � +� ) , The happy wetback Readers Digest articles and , — 1,43 C4Allillk Hit the sand others give well-authenti- \I___ �' '11. 'r On the northern bank cated accounts of the killings �p �. u O i Of the Rio Grande. and torturings still going on � ? V C �j 1 * * * in unfortunate Cambodia. v P - _ TUC s p We sometimes wonder — � ��1 -� how ille al aliens do weIIIIIPitrIP' E ® �► many g MAR ,�- - 44pass on our streets every So why do we hear no fir, •' / outcry about this in our own '�3 `__:- === �•�, day? media? �''-- .;,� Co 4� media is Tons of newsprint and �l - ,.,'�.a �/1,/ full l l o f thousands of hours of Lr• 4J ou s air a r t i c l e s _..A.,. time have been devoted to .,,„ c `__ t ,,i„ . `„ . ! im ::e:: ! ! ! _ --14k 14 f � s��Jilt 1 E,, ,.t����� ��'� � can't .,,,,4—40,E Southwestern states and the commentators into the '"� � nation. A closer look at the country itself,but they could proposal shows how absurd send them to Thailand. „4,-,--___,,, •L,�� and impossible it is. They could have them altor,ais Those already here uld interview hundreds of �`a p, become citizens, adding to s survivors i ors of the slaughter Annexation the expenses of the tax- and cruelities still taking "The average American, Payers and citizen work- place in the country from no matter what he may seekers. If anyone thinks which they fled in terror. • that such an order would sometimes• say or' what is stop the flow of illegals, he That this same thing is deserves sober thought said in his name, is not or she is as crazy proverbial bedbug. as the going on in South Vietnam rebelling against tax has been known fora long inequities. . * * * time.Still,our media pays no He is rebelling against attention — and we wonder - Spokesmen from Tucson about the encroachment of taxes, period. There was, and still is, a why, He is rebelling against lot of flak about the one-tune Instead, the media National Country Club made Estes' lower-priced homes in taxes, property and sales bombing of Cambodia — • P � although there was lent of agitates for resuming an impressive.presentation two their area [an area taxes.He is rebelling against g plenty relations with Communist weeks ago to the Oro Valley distinguished by expensive the hidden tax that inflation evidence that the Hanoi and Castro's Cuba. Its represents. Communists had soldiers concern for the Communist Town Council one in which luxury homes]; they figure the Heworking out of that country Tucson National people best waytoprotect themselves rebelling against all and Laos. regimes is hardly under- the Pe P those itemized deductions standable — because the tried to persuade our council is to join Oro Valley and thus from his paycheck-against It is regrettable that Reds themselves would members that they should okay gain some measure of control the fact that his takehome women and children were abolish the free press annexation of the handsome over local zoniri pay diverges more and more injured and killed in the immediately if they ever got g• from his formal salary, so bombings,but their numbers into the driver's seat. Country Club area. It's a logical move. Most Oro that his hard-won• wage were small alongside those Valleyans recall.. that Pima increases seem to exist only compiled bythe new Red * * * They cited a number Of y on paper never find their v P We've just read the • County's too frequent P government since. Thou- � benefits to the town of such a y way into his pocket." sands of men, women, and University of Arizona foot- p r o p o s e d annexation, with willingness to rezone for greater Prof.Irving Kristol children have been slain by ball schedule for the next emphasis on gaining valuable densities contributed strongly to Wall Street Journal the ne* regime; thousands three years, and it looks like • the Oro Valleyincorporation more have been displaced murder to us. assessed valuation and P Editor's Quote 8 and uttoslavelabor. pointed out that Tucson push. Q O O k P We don't know what's on National is a highly desirable On the other hand,those Oro One of the new officials Arizona team will tear the The great source of reported to the United tap up at Tempe,but neither area which most municipalities Valleyans who wanted to pleasure is variety. Nations that, "We have Pacific Coast Conference would welcome. preserve a semi-rural lifestyle cleaned out the cities," and apart after leaving the WAC. [with low-density zoning] may Samuel Johnson was roundly applauded by One thing seems sure the It will be interesting to see figure ' w •r - the leftwing body. But UA will, or should be, well gu a they dont ant then conditioned after taking on what response the council h town to get any larger. As it #, _ _�,, �_, A.; �. the outfits they face on this makes. The impression given v• schedule. obviously willif Tucson eiteri TO THE EDITOR observers at the council meeting National is annexed.ed. � � The new UA coach comes was that Oro Valley's three Consumerpro tectlon y That fear is easyto a - highly regarded,but he also council members from within P says his predecessor didn't preciate bythose of us who bill a badproposal Y Oro Valle C o un r . leave him a great deal to Valley Country Club have lived in small towns tended to be more favorable to Editor: work with.If this is true and elsewhere, and like the small- he doesn't do some fast and the annexation request while Two dictatorial federal agencies are OSHA (Occupa- , town atmosphere and neigh- tional Safety and Health Administration) and EPA effective recruiting, he 11 the two from Mountain (Environmental Protection Agency). hardly make the Rose Bowl. borliness of Oro Valley today. Shadows West were u n e n- Both OSHA and EPA were enacted with pious and noble * * * Still, one may ask. How small declarations on the needs of the people—whose stupidity thusiastic about it, perhapsP P P• • Y Already there's a great is small. Would an Oro Valley was thus tacitly implied.Both can be seen today as failing outs against higher as even wary. outcry as g g of 5,000 inhabitants maintain to satisfy any needs except those of the bureaucrats who taxes. We'll probably be Our own view? Frankly, we its "small-town" flavor? How feed at their troughs. called some unflattering Now a new bureau,the Agency of Consumer Advocacy, names when we saythat, in have mixed feelings on this about 10,000? Might we share has been approved (22-21) bythe House Governmental subject. PP G e tai our opinion, it's the fairest our advantages with Tucson Operations Committee. Its proponents have uttered the way to attack the problem. On the one hand, most Oro National and still retain that usualpious and noble sentiments — this time for the "stupid"consumer. Higher gas prices would Valleyans can feel a kinship unique quality we value s0 If enacted,the ACA will turn out to be another layer of spread the costs over all the r with, and sympathy for, the much? Or would any an- bureaucrats astride the workers' cks. As with OSHA people. One would think Tucson National homeowners nexation at all endanger it? and EPA,its announced protective purposes will fail to be that only the rich drive who want to join our town Oro Valle ans will need to achieved, and we shall simply have more of the asinine automobiles excessively, to y regulations that we have come to expect from these and listen to the always-voluble because they fear the vagaries give the matter some hard, dozens of other bureaus. bleeding hearts. Ride out of Pima County zoning searching thought and then This is a bad proposal.5.1262 and H.R.6118 ought to be through the south and west authorities. The Tucson pass on their views to the five ' sections of Tucson, and note JOHN T.SALMON the number of cars parked in National folks are unhappy council members. Tucson front of the homes there. THEODORE C.TURPIN Editor&Publisher Published every other S i 1 Wednesday by Sancruval Corp., yijç ,�- DOYCE 0r0 Valle ' _.. v` NEWS STAFF' mail,$3 for one-year subscription Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley,Pima County,Arizona • Second Class postage Mary Schmidt paid at Tucson,Az. Chris Kemberling Carol Sowell Publication No.324570 Jim Schmitz TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER Assau • • lted by bir and This is Wildlife Season at unusual for close-mouthed mixture of partially-boiled the Turpin household. Mittens.) egg yolk and milk. ouR FiRsir AN-NuAL Craig, "Why, he's got some- I'll keep you posted on age 7, has thing," said Craig, investi- whether he makes it. My admitted gating more closely. "It's a own feeling is that the sadly that t baby bird— and it isn't hurt chances are about 50-50. But ANNIVERSARY his jar of } a bit!" I'm no bird expert. rt. * * *cater - , a pillars, % Nope. Mittens apparently Oh, es. One final wildlife adopted wasn't hungry; hejust y p ������� :#1 � incident in the Tur ins. and watch- wanted to show off his catch. P Craig was rummaging / S ili II E ed so pa- . -.•481 And he must.have handled around in the storage closet i ternally during the final days that infant bird very tender- of the carport the other day, , 10 of school, is no more. Some ly,because it didn't seem to and(being a bit goosey about escaped, and others died. be damaged at all. snakes ever since the rattler But nature continues to So,once again we called on =yU5) jumped back " OCseusrtina neighbor (isn't it neat to . St WITH SPECIAL crawling and flyingi s a snaken have all these various I think there creatures. experts and specialists for there, he told his mother. The senior tomcat of the PRICES - -But maybe it's dead; I - family, Mittens (so called neighbors in the Oro Valley don't think it's moving." '� '°� � �' area?), this time Gale We use Kodak paper , because he has extra toes on Monson, ornithologist and Cautiously, she moved KoDAKFor good look, f IN- every foot) has been the boxes and prodded with a - -=; KODAK TELE I tV- great provider. Arizona Desert Museum longpole. Yep, a long, thin, STAMATIC 608 staff member. The other day, with both snaky-looking creature. But mother and father at work, He looked it over, small. And very still. daughter Shannon,14,heard pronounced it a young It turned out to be the CAMERAS _ mourning dove, and said it leather cord from an old bola -- �• probablywas old enough to tie• couldn't figure what it might a buzzing on the front porch; y survive if we fed it and cared -- be. Neither could Mittens, And sure enough,it wasn't for it carefully. eve• ---....,,_ who was investigating it at As I left for work this close range. Well, Craig felt a little morning, Kathy was busy foolish, but I couldn't reallyAOSW Well, what it was, folks, making it comfortable in the blame him for the error. It FL___ ±: was a rattlesnake — coiled small box we lined with does look like a snake, albeit -�---��- Est up under the olive tree about Kleenex (he didn't seem to �--�, = L a pretty skinny one. ;,_:.� •'�a.�...;�,:,;w:.-.-...... �� ;� -• �� five feet from our front mind the substitution) and Anyway, better safe than ``� ION 1 C�`�� stoop. A smallish rattler, using a medicine dropper to snakebit, my Uncle Buck i112 true — but certainly large feed it a rather unappetizing always said. t enough to kill old Mittens, iiiM, . GAF who was investigating it = L-_= r_,-_-a-- - Aloe-- with mild curiosity, but at _ dangerously close range. heOro �" © � T. `_Read ValleyVcnce! T - CAMERAS Fearing that her "Mitty" `~ ,, ___._ a` _, 5� would be snake-bitten before � ��: ��;�i, ' i - - she could get him away, -.J..... �r=''� �� ' J Shannon screamed at him - repeatedly. No sale. Mitty _ , - c, ^•.} -:'` rt. �` found this funny, big worm4114 - '," ; fascinating, what with its - ,i„,,, i � = - -. , baby rattle and all. N GAF MOVIE , So Shannon grabbed a --..w CelebratingOur , ,..,,,shovel, inserted it betweenGAF �•� ►, 'P' 102A SUP 8 the two creatures, and the ,. GrandRe-Opening r MOVIE CAMERA snake struck it—twice.But • . she managed to push the cat R• With A �, a out of range. - Brand New Menu -1, ' ALL POLAROID Neighbor Rick Kelly Full Luncheon responded to Shannon's Served phone call and, using a •)� r ii un. +, . Mondaid snake-catching loop, popped , y ir the reptile into a sack. Said 1 he wanted to study it 1 the , '4: CAMERAS. thoroughly and then set it free in an isolated area. r .- � � - . � 1 : pLus ; FLAsH EQuip. Hope Mittens never finds t that isolated area. � t ..' ) - ., AND PHOTO ALBUMS• Then just last evening, �� CLUB 'ags r/+& LUNCHEON , • ir- that old tiger cat was at it • /, He sat outside the i #;11.`' \ 26 E.CONGRESS/DOWNTOWN/622-2666 f �l again. ,� •'�', Free Parking (��� '7) SPECIAL HOURS patio screen in the growing rr�W,r,� at Nat's Auto Parks '�apWi t dark and called, persistent-' ` . � ly: "Meowwrrr. Meow! \ ` ._ - 9 ,, Meeowwrrr!" (Which may - - �'• �� - '- -- , V ,- FOR WEEK OF sound like very normal cat- talk to you, but is highly Ont.;,?!t,,,t) -t or(),;,,, :,,n,,to happen iii Tucson this season.. 6/ 1 3.6/ 1 8 John Peck Arizona Star FINAL R i h T c i n ; Li c c z SPECIALS EFFECTIVE WHILE STOCK LASTS OR Mike Ke lt�nb T10 5ur? Citizen UNTIL6/19/77 Green ValleyMall 625-4980 DINNER THEATRE Plaza Escondido297-4141 fit A�UAR�749 W. Miracle Mile 623-9456 MP - i PRESENTS (Oracle and Magee Roads) . 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Sixteen larceny calls wert ,p �s `• - ing Commission from among made and the departrnen• ' four applicants for the post. Also at the study session, cut its hours of work to 24 or `�� •� the council told lannin and He succeeds outgoing p g calls related to the quaran ---'-‘f„,,,,,,,„,--i.:4:'-'-.1,-.. -' °.: y member Rosalyn Glickman. zoning officials in attendance tine on dogs in the county. I ��-_ that it is workingon realign- „k,-,3'. eah Peterson was named May gn- The department spent 3( �' � .v� 4 in that commissions duties. : r `.: - s} }' ' 26 to the five-member advi- g to 35 hours on seven call: ;Ai- �' -,,,,%:--,'"..:..:-.'- :,,.z*,,,,,.. „::-*;� � �� C -'r' sory commission by a unani- involving youths who left thi The five commissioners � Ayouth reform center north o . ...7.,;,-,--.4,-,1.•,; :,:,--'. , � -, }4.h w. mous 5-0 vote of the town will be assigned areas of �'°a ,� �' .,,' council,at its regular month- . . . Oro Valley• % -vim ,° . i,..;-„,„....,..:"` F , > cr �: �t responsibility — similar to "They call them runaways -1-,:,V-1,.1„ �, ,, �,�. lY meeting. the system used by the ,. °- �� Another highlight of the we call them escapees, Roo 1,...,„!...,--,,,,,,,,-----\,,,,,, council itself—to spread out �._ meeting was a report from told the council. . ,- „ .'%- - '2_ = -� � among them the various • . Mayor Lois Lamberson that tasks of outgoing ZoningThe Scottsdale firm o • k-;,,,,,,2:,,,,,,,,..,: „--,,,,i.„.,,,,,.„,„,,,:,, - �,. the town anticipates federal g g Murray and Murray wa � : .a Administrator Dorothy 41' ' ..1. revenue sharing funds picked by the council t• : x° to 4 571 for the Montgomery. conduct the town's bi-annus ��« 0. �� amounting $ , ' - i.,,t:';,, • '� • r'' r 1 next fiscal year. Chief Roof reported that audit. Much of that moneywill be his department received 176 Murray and Murray' _ used by the Oro Valley Police calls in the month prior to the bid of $450 compared t �"4 meeting, though none of $1,500 and $1,200 by two c Department. g g The head of the depart- them were for the almost its competitors. _ •1,..,.....----' ment, Frederic Roof, was 4 �� officially designated "chief" �, y-r of the force by a unanimoust‘st4(5ra.... -40, . .;.=. vote of the council at the ,i,,,:-. .,. . . .1e4,..,-...-„,143w„..- -,--..---,,,:;,,-.,, ,-7-;,-*.„0,-,,,...„-p.- ',..-4,.,,,. .,,,,,...,-..,....--„,,,.- ...„ ` 44 meeting. Iv,‘ ,::„. ,rte ;. a His title was changed from •�.� `fir ���°� "lieutenant” so that he can receive literature —some of '��,` , �5., v�, ..f+� it outlining money-saving r"`4'�` kA� `iXF'� P� •."��� �r..1 i'3' 'k�pv.,k�tt •'a .-, " ,' -``` , .°I� measures—from law enfor- : xwr r T s h ;-,r i 4 cement groups throughout lif".. .i.,,,.."41!0,':'-3-‘''..i-1.--C.-. :***'''''''''' -'''''''. '-'''''''' the nation. 1 : .:+� R- Vice-mayor E.S. "Steve" � '•, Engle reported at the study .• • :- session preceding the regu- :- •• ''''" ''.-'- lar meeting last month that • . Oro Valley is eligible for federal youth employment �'• iliellt%Pu I A midsummer night • funds. Rebecca Peters entwines with fairy grace a not-so-graceful Doug Anderson in their roles Engle told the Voice he • in the Invisible Theatre'sproduction of Shakespeare's"A Midsummer Night's Dream." suspects the funds were Advert�s� ' made available to the town The outdoor production opened last week in the La Placita courtyard in Tucson.The play because it recently gained it in tue runs at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday nights through July 3. Information and membership in the Pima reservations are available by calling 882-9721 weekdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Association of Governments. [Photo by Tim Fuller] No decision was reached W o r a valley on whether.to accept the cosi IS$4a,000 funds.If they are,they'll be JP _ used to employ youths from Youngtown contracts with ROro Valley or elsewhere ince s YOUNGTOWN — The scribe on an individual basis Mayor Frank Brown said Youngtown Town Council to Rural for fire protection. that the fire protection 11() IVIEg)(1CD has approved a contract About 82 per cent get the service for fiscal 1978 can be with Rural Metro Fire service and pay ap- financed out of the town's Department to provide fire proximately $15,000 an- general fund without a -v....,.• protection at a cost of nuallyin subscription fees. property tax for the service. � y .: �Y. f,,�J, • , • Asni74...7 :=;::. r fund t the general - If ::.. :•r .V: �: Y .r.f infor - t rt 1 saal a :.nnu toa er �f}�000 inuQ nt ::t:1 co �••$4gh .J' •YP '-- :'!-'i-':'..!':!f:'-''-::' y., r: +. ! e he t.' : tui t :Y•:. in he fu r suffi dent t r : . 1 J .. .r July �::.. r vice :r h se Y �. .•r•r. • •/J• -YNV�•Io rM.•t• r 1. :•J•: rL 1 V1 town win adopt a property �� �� .=� �• =- . when theywill be covered P Pe Y {: :v. ...... . .: .ft l.. .1:....._....7:- .•:':.:.,.:°'"7...77.7,77....,,,residents and •• �� ��•������-�•-•��.. �• � �: Currently, � said •.}•;�:�;r;C }� %:}:},.�:i?%:{:::'•av •.y::'r •"- v. :r !:',..:::_f,.,i•-EE.,.:,;..,,.: businesses here can sub- by the town s agreement• tax for the service,he .:�::�J•.� �Y.:�::%f: ti:: f � •.,�, -- A- Rural will open its fire :;r;f r.} �::,fi :h �• n{ .�w j ::; x'-- -- 1 3�+ !31�In *�N�mi�s1K�1s«e�����* • �• i station on 111th Avenue and tiii"----.--------- -77,::..-z--:-.7„., • - • • - - •• r• •t t islands .. � � •. :: . . : .• 3.Annexations cause s a e iit.. tr' :: s Windsor Drive, just across :�:•:�` �. r � .�. �� . the street from Youngtown. .f�f•- PHOENIX — A Maricopa rounded byone or more The station will be manned '-• ``i :: . Y municipality's around the clock by two r` r` . -r�', '.: . Count commission wants munici alit s land. state legislation which would These islands range in firemen. • give counties authority to size, the committee said, Brown said the two ASK ABOUT SITMAR'S FABULOUS review and approve annexa- from 30,825 acres to 11/2 firemen will be available to tions of county land by cities acres. respond to alarms in Sun MEXICAN RIVIERA CRUISES.WE KNOW.' and towns. Maricopa County said it y and firemen from Sun has difficult of various City Sitmar's Mexican Riviera cruises are fabulous y City stations will respond in The problem,said Dolores types in dealing with such Youngtown,if necessary. for lots of reasons: Italian service. Continental ,' Foyle, chairman of a plan- islands —controlling prosti- nin and zoningsubcommit- The two retirement cuisine. Great entertainment. Exciting ports of g tution which exists in some tee,is that some annexations massage parlors, policing communities are adjacent to call. And especially their elegant, luxurious have left"islands"of county- land miles from other county one another. Youngtown is cruise s h Ip, the Liberian-registered T S.S. Fa-rsea. owned land completely sur- jurisdictions. incorporated;Sun City isn't. She s the largest ship cruising Mexico. And that means roomy cabins, spacious decks, a 330- seat movie theater, five pubs, two lounges, three pools (one especially for children), and COME WITH US OCTOBER 3-25, 1977—Visit places where the Bible Israel,Turkey, Greece much, much more! And,there s a money-saving was lived before it was written: Egypt, Jordan, s (including 4-day cruise to Greek Islands);and, homeward bound a day Air/Sea Program, too. Ask us, today, about and a night in the Netherlands:22 days at less than$100.00 per day(if Sitmar's 7, 10 and 11-day cruises. It will' be the Tucson back to Tucson — EVERYTHING paid by August 3rd), most luxurious, most memorable vacation of INCLUDED! This is the 5th tour hosted by the Rev. Elbert S. "Bert" Morford. In previous tours we have had Baptists, Disciples, your life! Episcopalians, Friends (Quakers), Lutherans, Methodists, Nazarenes, _ FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION: — i TRAVEL CENTER, INC. Roman CatholicsTRULY ECUMENICAL!! For complete information phone 327-8534,or write The Rev.Elbert S.Morford,2637 N. Norton Ave.,Tucson,AZ 85719. First in the MallJim Rodoiph PennieThum Suite49BGreenValleyMall First in Service Green Valley,Arizona 625-4110 CP , Ai ,, ', '„ .w,' -• '',;:••• , ' 14,:i:•- r F a '.5 ....'*"A c y fix' t} a _-�+.,y�,�p�.}�yyey,,�,y. y 'k:°, 4 T .K. eF. , , y . F, ,� • www � e . � ez CA Li" — „. ,.„ _. ,-. AVA'—' -;\,' - ,,...., „_,..-0 , i„.,,„ .4k,-, , June 8,1977 ', 4 4 y -. kir - ' t * b :., ' — Aff"a'u*t , ' I 1400. — • t ,• ' 4V , LAW OFFICES ew #z ± ' t� 'a ':.,2%-.- y'Y g '.4*. 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'- - - - - -' -- .'. , , . . , Proud Catalina tonst � K� , ,,, - .- - ,-,:::,,,,,,,,,.., „I, .,,..,,, ...,, ,.,„ , ..„ , , moi{ -sZ � , ,, , Yo TerrySawyer of Catalina t shows off his ,, , C hOai.. , , , .. _ , ,,,, , ., ,,, � t,:...*:.',:-.F.:-,.. r-H,,,,,.,,,,,, � �, � � _r y �z - 1 �.n . s . r � mini-bike to Oro Valley's envious Craig Turpin,7.Terry, age 10,reflects the casual lifestyle which so many Catalina Main Street 9 shows variety residents value — with the freedom to pursue their own pleasures,be it mini-bikes,horses or boating.His father, Part of Catalina's long"main Street" — which is actually bait-and-tackle shops, a boating marina, hay and feed Ernest Sawyer,drives each day to a Tucson Gas&Electric Oracle Road, U.S. Highway 89 — shows a variety of store, a western apparel shop, restaurants, and several Co. '' y near Marana, where be works as asecurity businesses: law offices, a bar, convenience food store, others. [VOICE staff photo) officer. [VOICE staff photo] MANY FACETS MANY PHILOSOPHIES • C t I' a • growing area seeks purpose By KU McILROY to be used for a youth activities center. know what the basis is" says Mrs. Lynn since a recent Board of Supervisors decision To some of its citizens,the unincorporated A cement floor was laid, block walls Culberson, who runs a bookkeeping and limiting their range to within the city, it community of Catalina—8 miles north of Oro erected and a baseball diamond and backstop accounting business and edits the Bulletin is now nonexistent. Valley on the Florence Highway, population set up—almost all through donated time and Board,a weekly newspaper. The nearest hospital is Tucson General on 2241, 3500-4500 or 5000-6000 depending on materials. "I think it started 10 or 12 years ago, north Campbell Avenue. Mungaray vividly whom you ask — is no less than a vision of Seven years later the ball field is although I haven't been here that long. You remembers twice rushing his wife there progress and prosperity. unrecognizable and the building has yet to be can feel it,you can taste it,but you can't put himself, his car lights flashing and horn With the magnificent scenic backdrop of completed. your finger on it. honking. the Catalina Mountains, it's a boom with a ' "The people out here just didn't want to "Evidently it began economically Many of the area's roads were cut under view. participate," says Mungaray. "After the somehow, but it's grown into something old county regulations.Catalina has no access Many of its inhabitants have chosen it as a beginning there weren't enough donations compeltely different. It's like a family fued to graders or other road equipment. As long convenient midpoint between the urban and not enough people involved." where both sides have forgotten the original as the roads fail to meet new county offerings of Tucson and employment at San "Finally the poeple who'd stayed with the quarrel. You're either on one side or the specifications, the county will do nothing to Manuel's copper mines. project gave up when they couldn't get any other." improve them. Heavy rains sometimes A peaceful spot for retirement. A home in help." "There's conflict, all right," says Mrs. prevent residents from reaching or leaving the county for professional people who work There are other sides to Catalina,though: Norma Havens, who runs a trailer park. "I their home. in Tucson but don't want to live there. An the new Coronado Elementary School south think it comes from a lot of retired easterners Firefighting is another matter. Catalina is escape from urban congestion, pressures, or of town, with afterschool programs funded who say'we did so-and-so back in New York,' . currently served by two separate forces, personal responsibilities. by Pima County Parks and Recreation; a running up against the rest of us wester- Rural/Metropolitan, a private company The security of a small-town atmosphere. swimming pool presented by Golder to the ners• based in Scottsdale which supplies one truck, Outsiders passing on the highway seldom youth center; Red's Bait and Tackle, which Others supply different antogonists: and a local volunteer unit. see more than a collection of mobile homes in began as a small shop nine years ago and now expansionists vs. no-growthers, rich vs. The latter uses two donated trucks and the middle of nowhere, presided over,oddly houses a busy grocery store and post office; poor, permanent settlers vs. transients, depends entirely on volunteer help. It is enough, by a marina and a bait and tackle new businesses, which include not only the oldtimers vs.newcomers. particularly valuable because its personnel sho ubiquitous Circle K but an insurance agency The range suggests strongly that the are trained in emergency rescue procedures. p• q g Y but, "isn't lit To Gilbert Mungaray, Catalina is a lake and a law office; the handsome, lushly- "split" multiple. There is considerable support for creating mons M h houg , Mrs. a fire district that would raise that ran dry, a half-built youth activities landscaped homes built up against the Whatever the reasons, tY toequip P center and lately,a lot of dust and noise. foothills;a topless bar. Havens flatly states that "you can't get this • a local, paid firefighting force,though such a "I area to unite on anything." came out here in 1964 to go to work on The problem with the community maybe proposal was voted down a year ago. the lake Lloyd Golder had promised the that nobody can agree on what Catalina is— If there is one issue that can bring Proponents bitterly charge that Robert people when he subdivided the Rail End or should be. There is as much coherent agreement, however, it is that the com- Murray,owner of the Mountian Glory trailer Ranch,"he recalls. pattern in this fast-growing settlement as in munity suffers its most acute problems from park, single-handedly brought about its "I asked the foreman if I could get a job and the jumble of granite pinnacles overlooking a lack of basic services. defeat because he was afraid of losing the he told me'sure enough,as soon as the lake's it. This is attributable to the usual internal revenue from the Rural/Metro station,which filled.' They'd built an earth dam across the On the surface it's remarkably homoge- dissension but more, residents believe, to is rented from him. Canyon del Oro,but there wasn't any rain for neous. The population is over 90 per cent Pima County's neglect. Murray claims he opposed the district a couple of years,until'66 or'67,I think. Anglo,according to a 1975 county census,and "They county has a policy of ignoring us," because of higher taxes he says would be "So it took a long time to fill up. Then as mostly working class. Mrs.Culberson charges. required soon as it was full, the dam started to leak. The mines are the major source of em- Police protection is unquestionably thin. Another attempt to pass a fire district plan The state made him drain it." ployment, along with a few service in- There is no sheriff's substation. A deputy is expected this year. So Mungaray, a middle-aged disabled dustries. Most residents do, indeed, live in patrols every few hours. More far-reaching as a potential way of veteran, went through college to become a mobile homes. Usually the Sheriff's Department must meeting community needs is incorporation. recreation leader. But there was little But talking to Catalinans reveals a constant respond to calls by dispatching cars from Because this is Catalina,that question is also demand for his talents until 1970. preoccupation with schisms. Again, though, Tucson,and the delay has run as long as four highly confusing and controversial. That was the year A.B. Garner, who the explanations vary widely as to what they or five hours,according to Mrs.Culberson. There is no general consensus as to what bought what is now Catalina for$100 an acre even are. Prompt assistance from county medical Catalina includes geographically. "Catalina in 1949,donated(with his son-in-law)two lots "Catalina's a split community,but I don't units was always equally unreliable, and [Continued on back page r i r w ALES SLIP V . , driCE ; •' wWir T.4410 MY (11141tek - }% , pt fit tr:tote:veiAolistZ::.;:tt,A0.40:tilitilA7:: ,.. s: . .,.. ,,, . ,„ _ • "� � e - .�.''K .• %% .I.RF< �Rte%(R.' f C i''` °.fN t2,.- A,..4.„( *•.� \ :A, _ 1 i--. NOTICE !VSA ;,; tV i,(�`�agd,¢y qiC{ _. ., INFLATABLE '-‘''',4‘'"ZA -....o•masallIllOa <4'^"' .,q .. DRi:�] 4 ,S. A 'MI Ititil at SE V , --.{ A.` n.` - W. w .„ •A`°xtrv.. ! . nn .--- - fi r" f i hF � � ,4 tumunrifit"Naito 4, .., - -.or 7., --'7s---t. ,.. -4...... :,-,:. ".....: •,441 If .!Ile . `�> ...ter''_+. y4. "'"w ., '�'�F+.t, °Vi► x \ e,.`�° - f h 4.4V"'t ` V L r -+fes•, C T-�"-'• ,...,. ♦ 5..... ^ '. , - � .t*.p. �4..�.� ,k.; C'�al .' :4;,;:•.:: r^'a.�..: $,t M^ .. ,.: .;,. �, ",.. :.. •..:;..w:+. w ‘t y _• .. J.Nk>i+c. „_„...,4%,....,' _".$J - ,. , • ,::'!%":.: ' %�•.sytia* h . ^Mr.:r ~ a a 24,..., 0,- l { <'t:f M 47',' ,- ,,, f4yT ?�„ . ,...„:::: „...... , .,..„ -,.. . ... . ,.. , . - 2. -...-,,, ,,, ,4444,7,*. s .p. Yti ?....., .xr+ '••,Xe.. t,t`J .tn' yJ'. .. •,,,, s `'' *Vita- w. ate,":--... WiL9onsat work and play JAY AND VICKI WILSON 0 V miw/ business heats up By TED TURPIN Today the younger Wilsons live on West plants and greenhouse supplies, "because business,he wants to have a second line," Publisher Golf View Drive,where they and their two if water restrictions cramp the pool says Vicki. It's news to no one that southern sons-ages 8 and 5-enjoy their own pool EXIT 46 Arizona's weather is warming up. (made by Wilson, naturally) on these hot Brokerage No.of Reg. No.of And business at Wilson Pools - not June days. Clubs List SALE Clubs Des. SALE surprisingly - is warming up along with And they can look around at many other Inset Price PRICE Inset PRICE it. Wilson pools owned by Oro Valleyans. "I saes rise Q Power-gilt Levelume O 3 SpaldingUSEDCLUBS "Yep,we're busy,"says a perspiring Jay think we've just about saturated the The securities brokerage z woods...$17.75.. $14.20 Woods $15.00 M. Wilson of Oro Valley, who with his town,"laughs Jay. Irons... 912.25.. $94.2 The Lauren Rhudes, Chuck Luchtes, firm of A G Edwards & Q 7 MacGregor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Sons, Inc. has announced U Irons $7.00 operates the family business at 220 W•Ft. Manny Hecht$, Hugh Walkers, Robert Q Wilson Staff . Lowell Rd. "We like it that way." Delanys, and Charles Grotys - they all that net earnings for the J 9Irons $25000 $140.00 3 Haig Ultra And Jay - enthusiastic, outgoing and own Wilson-built pools,notes Vicki."After fiscal year ended Feb. 28 Woods $45.00 friendly - works hard at ghegpool all,we're the second oldest pool company were $6,188,521 - equal to Spalding Executive 10 Power Bilt $3.52 per share. 81rons.... $291.00... $190.00 Irons $24.00 business. He spends as much time in Tucson, so the number isn't too4 Ram Woods $45.00 counseling customers about the care of surprising, she says. The is company's Tucson Hogan Producer theirpools as he doesOne of the olderpools in Oro Valleyoffice located at 1110 N. 9 Ram Irons $45.00 selling new pools and 3 woods'-$135.1:*"--.$75.00 8 H i l i nch & pool equipment. Country Club which the Wilson firm built is Oracle Road in the Nanini Bradsby "He's always been that way,"says wife at 153 E. Vista Del Oro Circle, today the Financial Center. First Flight FTD o� 4 woods...$186.00... $125.00 Irons $24.00 ,--4 Vicki.She ought to know-she met Jay 16 residence of Americo Cristiana. 4 Woo ... $248.00. $170 00 9 Hagen Irons $36.00 _ years ago when she was a teenager Jay and I used to have dates out there CREST working at Wilson Pools, doing bookkeep- before we were married,"Vicki recalls."It 4 MacGregor was awayout in the boonies, then." RESORT First Flight Phantom Irons $36.00 ung and general office work. Phone 1-336-4521 9lrons.... $300.00... $190.00 4 MacGregor Well, Oro Valley, Tucson and the •Housekeeping Cottages Woods $76.00 Green Vallepanel company have all grown impressively since •Fireplaces a TVQ es Power g Clition 9 MacGrepoYBox 307-T,Poway,Arizona 85935 Q incorporation then.Today the Wilsons employ about 28 Q 5Woods $155.00 $124.00 Irons $76.00 urges persons, including pool service personnel - Z 6lrons $138.00 $110.40 4 First Flight committee of seven has recommended - and despite the pressures of water V Woods $40.00 A o conservation, are doing nicely. J Q Ladies Royal Daisy 9 First Flight unanimously that Green Valley incorpor- ate as a city to maintain its present In addition to building and installingSIZE -� 4Woods $141.00 $112.80 Irons $63.00 lifestyle. pools,the Wilson firm offers a broad line of Blrons $224.00 $179.20 9 First Flight andpatio furniture and equipment, Irons $45.00 In a 100-page report to the Green Valley pool • Going To The Mtn's. 9 Wilson Irons $63.00 • ranging from pool covers to filters to SHOP Coordinating Committee Tuesday, the • study committee said greater control over lounging chairs. 2Z43 EAST Cart Storage 4 Thompson Jay isn t content with the status Woods $68.00 local government.is the best way to keep And his wife notes. BROADWAY 3 mo. 4 mo. 4 Wilson Irons $6.00 the retirement life so unique to Green quo, or less or more Valley. 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Got a pedigreed female afghan yon ELEVEll 1 For The Sake Of Clarity.Please Print r $5.00.889-8305. want to breed?I have the male- rWanted: Sharp, retired gal who want lean, would like to earn a few extra pp' beige, black mask I . i dollars a month.Would not inter- Bicycles 2-1/2 years old. 297-5136 0i 1111 ® I ' fere with social security.Must have ----- -information 297-x• pleasant phone voice. For For sale-Sten 3-speed bicycle, Dover Pinchers - male & femal r r call AAA Answering goodfor parts but somewhat puppies.294-5866. I Service,426 E.Seventh St., 624- rusted. Asking $25. Phone 8700 N.ORACLE RD. 2411 between 8 a.m.-9 pm. 881-1004. Miniature male poodle for sale I Good with children.S 25.889-830! HERE'S THE RULES r r Work Wanted Furniture White&black persian kittens.S 1. All items for the FREE family I ------ - --- each want ads must be written on the r Pool care and yard work wanted by .889-8305. I coupon. teenage boy.Has experience and Like new,recliner chair-$50.00 2. Name, address, and phone I NOT FOR PUBLICATION r references.Matt Paschal,8112 N. for sale.888-9174. Poodle for sale-2 yrs.old -$2! number must be included on the NAME _ r Rancho Catalina Ave.,297-5627. Doberman Pinscher puppies-mal coupon, or it will not be r Tan/brown large sofa and lounge &female.$40 each.889-2941. accepted. I ADDRESS r chair,3 matching wood tables-2 3. Only personal want ads will ber Wanted to Buy end, 1 coffee. Queen size solid accepted.We reserve the right I PHONE NUMBER wood headboard. All good Got a female Shih Tzu you want t to omit any items not pertaining I. Wanted-Two wide baja bug rear condition.Very reasonable. breed? I've got the male. AK( to personal items. 297-0507. Color is brindle. Call Lynn Bring r tires, used but with tread. Front Ma�cimwn inee"tion-3 Tin+.. 884-9880,Mon.-Fri.,9-5. 4. No personal want ads will be r tires needed, too. Call Jeff - taken over the phone. r 7-ELEVEN i`� 'Want Ad 881-2827. Beautiful red&gold Kroehler easy - - - - 5. 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TELEPHONE ANSWERING • , Now you can do something about those missed "4 , Commercial ,•n.,. , phone calls! c.tt• In Oro Valley or Tucson-broaden your market. Advertising ,,, .... ,�.>>>> Serving the Greater Tucson area induding Oro f- -' Valley and Green Valley. . ;Cf.e.'si-iip",- , ''�, y�' Call and get your messages. For further ates \ A r-.�•� -Classified „. �` information call: . ,::„.,,,,..„....,Call 624-3145 _ AAA or Answering 884-9880 ,t Tucson 624-2441 • 3 TUCSON NATIONAL RESIDENTS: BUT OPTIMISTS THRIVE IH CATALINA Sdevelopmentw�S Schisms halt area progress water supply, tresources' [Continued from Page 1] Precinct 13, which Catalina dominates as [Continued from Page 11 Clarence Youngren summed up what proper" is said to run about a mile from the the largest bloc of voters, voted 774 to 462 appears to be theprevalent feelingmost Pinal County line south to Red's Bait and against Ron Asta in November. A planned- Chaffee also cited common interests pP Tackle,with a width of a quarter mile. growth stance isn't popular there. between homeowners in the TNGC area expressed: Some, however, consider the Coronado Incorporation has never succeeded before, and residents of Oro Valley."I think people If they don't,we're just in the lap of the School, about two miles south of Red's,to be however. Some perhaps fear the stricter at Oro Valley have the same philosophy gods,"he said."Because the way it is now, part of Catalina.Many foothills residents,on regulation that would ensue. that we do. So, we hope that by sharing we have nothing to say. the other hand, living a mile outside the Mrs. Culberson has failed to convince that philosophy, we can join and be theoretical "Catalina proper" boundary, others that some additional local taxes stronger." • that's 25 miles from Tucson,contend they are wouldn't result. Tucsonans. Mrs.Havens'objection is that there simply He said annexation of the three TucsonCouncil sets Utilities are a hodgepodge. Much of would be no point. National subdivisions would add nearly Catalina's water comes from Tucson, some "The main problem is that Catalina has no $100,000 to Oro Valley's coffers.Although input from wells and some from a private company sense of itself, and incorporating isn't going Oro Valley's budget is currently in the owned by Golder. to help that," she says, "What we need is black, Chaffee said a wider tax base t There is one smallsewage e line, some though focus to draw the community eventually would be needed to pay for most lots have individual septic tanks. together." positions currently staffed by volunteers. Most of Catalina proper uses electricity Her hopes lie with the swimming pool "It makes good sense for Oro Valley,and 1011 from the San Carlos Indian Service, the resurrecting the community youth center. it makes good sense for us." supplier for years.But Tucson Gas&Electric The pool is a fitting symbol of the void that One area resident contacted said he A public input session on Oro Valley's Co., slow to extend itself when potential must be filled. Along with the school wants annexation because he thinks Oro 1977-78 budget is scheduled June 23,after outlying customers are few, is now doing recreation program, it was in danger of Valley could plan the area better than the which the town council will probably business in adjacent territory. abandonment until being taken over ap- Therove a tentative budget. idea of incorporation has been parently, by the Pima County Parks and approve pP g discussed for years. In 1977 its most active Recreation Department. The reason, again, Vincent Zefara,a neighborhood associa- Mayor Lois Lamberson said its adoption supporter is Mrs.Culberson. was lack of funds participation. tion board member,said,"I'm hoping that may be postponed to June 30,however, if According to her calculations, Catalina For Mungaray, the issue of incorporation nne day this whole valley will be to Tucson the council is unable to complete the would be entitled to more than $100,000 in will soon be irrelevant. After 13 years he's what Scottsdale is to Phoenix.Scottsdale's complicated budget work by the previous state and federal revenue sharing funds per fed up. As soon as his lot is sold,he plans to done a great job in planning and zoning, Thursday. year as an incorporated town. move his family to Arivaca, at the southern the type of businesses and housing and so Mrs. Lamberson, who is in charge of She believes this would be enough to border of Pima County, where there's"peace on." coordinating the annual budget, said the provide necesssary services without even and quiet." He added: input session will allow town residents imposing a local tax. "I'm not happy here any more,"he says. "There are some things in Tucson's more say than they would have at the With local autonomy, Catalina could wipe "It's not a stable community. People are zoning that I don't understand at all.Take regular public hearing on the final budget, away the bewildering tangle that years of moving in and out all the time.When I came I inattentive county zoning precedures have wanted to get away from noise, traffic, a look down Oracle - there's a"million scheduled July 28. made of the community. short-order food places,"he said. Its so At the hearing,they can only ask for cuts delinquency poorly organized that I think Oro Valley's in the budget, since state law prevents In past years requests for rezoning were "It's getting too rowdy out here —all the P Y g Y habitually granted without regard for their motorcycles and loud cars.It's not the same." own planning and zoning commission could increasing an approved tentative budget effects on neighboring properties. If things aren't the same, Mrs. Culberson do a much better job." before its adoption as final. Local owners often ignored zoning maintains, it's because they're getting Zefara also thinks annexation would help The mayor said she couldn't yet estimate designations altogether and built whatever better. Oro Valley, "because they'd be gaining what the total budget will be,but did say it they wanted. "I think progress is being made in stopping homes in the high-rent district, so to will be higher than last year's $218,000 "Catalina incorporating would be like us . the feuding," she says. "People are starting speak, and their share of the taxes would figure. taking several Excedrin,' says Clayton to care about their community. And busi- definitely benefit Oro Valley." State law also sets a budget increase Johnson, of the Pima County Planning and nesses are doing really well. "It's a ood move for Oro Valle Y� as well limitation of 10 per cent from year to year. Zoning Department. "It's a gorgeous place to live. I don't as for us,"ghe said. Council member Lauren Rhude said four Business people such as Mrs. Culberson think I'll ever leave." also know that incorporation wouldremove Given any two statements by any two Most of those contacted by the Voice or five categories in budget expenses must them from the controversial Tortolita Area declined to speculate on whether Oro still be finalized, including police and Plan, and from thegrowth-limitingpower of Catalinans —escpecially about Catalina— it Valley will vote to annex.the area, but traffic court. the Board of Supervisors. would be foolish to expect any responses but P � those. Arizona Opera For all your consists • season Howtotie Interior Decorating needs the knot of 3produionscall JIm Goebel 297-4509licomas - gettingThe Arizona 0 eraZir «lthotlt P 1 Company (formerly Tucson in a gild. 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