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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHistorical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (4) TOWN OF ORO VALLEY OFFICE Q;j40 N ORACLE RD . TUCSON , AZ 85704 i A...... ---..., -.......... ir 5. OV OVEstatesWest „.. 0 r 0 Published for residents of the Town of Oro ValleyPima CountyArizona __...valley0. 1,Krtiti0h1sforroad --.. iiiipro V f Vol. IV, No. 13 One Section, Eight Pages 15 likely incents August 3,1977 Petitions have been filed to form a third olif road improvement district in Oro Valley,in sewage spillsthe largely uninhabited Oro Valley Estates West subdivision. Signatures representing 51 of the 77 lots proposed to be included in the district have For the next two years, Oro Valleyans "It can't handle any more than is there about 500 served throu h existinglinesbeen filed at the town office. g by Town Engineer James.Kriegh said he can probably expect regular sewage spills now," he said. the Ina Road plant. into the Canada del Oro(CDO)Wash at the The Highlands-OV plant actually pro- The lines that feed Oro Valley sewage to understands that roads proposed to be town's northern border, a county sanita- cesses a small part of Oro Valley's sewage Ina, though, require a number of paved include a stretch of Valle del Oro tion official said. — less than 260 persons', compared to pump Road, Calle Buena Vista, Bangalor Drive, The Highland-Oro Valley sewage treat- [Continued on Page B-41 Calle el Milagro and Kenilworth Place. ment plant, located across the wash at A leader of the petition drive is town Calle Loma Linda,is operating at capacity resident Louis Landon, a developer of the Oro Valley Country Club Estates subdivi- now.About 30 homes are currently being Y, hit : $:s sions. He was out of town and unavailable built in Oro Valleyalone, �.,, - for comment earlier this week. though it's not t ,:, ... clear how many of those will feed into the ��:' ! , ._-� " � Kriegh said his estimate of the improve- - .. _ �. — P �. :-� ment projects cost about$2,200 per lot It serves about 260 persons in Oro Valley � —seemed reasonable to Landon when the ,� ._ two spoke. and in the Highlands Trailer Park area. Allik z . The plant will be abandoned when the new, it The levy to pay for road im rovements P $1.79 million Canada del Oro interceptor 1:s* s� ,. would be charged per lot rather than per line is built to carry sewage along that ,:'.4 foot, of property, under the proposal. wash, to the new Ina Road treatment a..e_ ` ° w� ,. At a studysessionP P plant. n Thursday, the town ,. council indicated it was reluctant. to loan The county sanitation department has :. �. - OK' town funds for engineering work on the told federal officials it expects to build the - ,. project, even though Oro Valleywill �- g later CDO line in 1978 and 1979. In the , .; be reimbursed by property owners of meantime, the Highlands-OV plant con- • ""'" fected. tinues operating. M At some point, it could cause a "serious That reimbursement can only be put ' . p back in a special town fund earmarked for health hazard," discharging untreated or inadequately treated sewage into the . „ * '". t road improvements—and not in operating wash, said a July 5 report on the CDO � funds — said Kriegh and Town Attorney Walter Henderson. Wastewater Management System. '� The council's reluctance to fund prelim- Efforts to gain support for the intercep- P m i tor have been stymied by a lack of e ��� nary stages of the project stems from a Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) '� ` �"' failure thus far by residents of the Shadow . .... , Mountains East subdivision to follow funds in the state. * 1 t The project currently ranks 50 out of 51 ;. `� - :. through on an engineer's study done there proposed sewer projects in Arizona, on a .., last year. The town paid for that study. 9 Councilman Lauren Rhude said at last new EPA funding priority list, said James . - , weeks study session, "If they (the Scanlon, an assistant bureau chief in the ' y r ' . ::11::,,t,,,,,,,.:„.,.,,,,v,,, , �� 7 ° 7 , ; = petitioners) were willing to do the state Bureau of Water Qualit Control—a `� .y - engineering study themselves to town division of the state Department of Health ro t v - standards, then sure we'd approve IL. It Services. With the$17 million in federal funds now _ ` . 411101110000111001101..000,001 would be a blessing." available,only22 of the 51 state proposals ���� �� ' "'%xi � �� A question arose at the study session as ::.� � .. � to whether the council has the power to can be funded, he said. 44—.4,,. *. � � vote against such a citizen's initiative. Pima County supervisors, however, �. . is i : Henderson said the council would have have indicated they favor funding the 4 -� 's',o ' , «"-- to prove that such a proposal wouldn't be project entirely from the county budget,if "` for the public good. federal money falls through.At least 1/4 of ,� -� � � u - ��� ��� Kriegh asked rhetorically if "no money the cost must be paid locally anyway, aria,.. _.., . . . (in the town budget) is a good enough under federal guidelines. �...��.-.o.. ,�A g �- . reason" to turn the proposal down. Paul Mattke, project manager for the ::„ Henderson said ' CDO interceptor, said he still thinks -.��- � ���� `� 4 later that it's unlikely the i,„.-----ir–:74 .:: town could legally make the residents pay there's a chance togain federal fundingfor -...w� 4..- ------ ��ilk :�' initial costs. the sewer line,despite its dismal ranking. , x '' i ' `If we do approve this,we'll have to have Y "We may need the spillovers for �- � 4° �`��� '^~ -A.,,,.,,...:,,,;',0"-- °` a strong commitment from them," said sake. I think we can create a � �:.��. � �-�>� �..�� ,_ - . '. favorable situation with them," � �� -� � Mayor Lois Lamberson. he said. �.�.. � A. �,. x� Mattke is critical of the criteria used to 4 Kriegh told the council that Landon might still be considering his original idea rank the 51 state projects by the Arizona of pavinga stretch Water Quality Control Council. of Linda Vista' Boulevard — a major east-west town "In order to get the money, we need ' � �': thoroughfare. spillovers, it seems. They reward incom- ��\ �� . y• He has run into opposition from two ,. patency. We've done everything humanly �% '�.��� households on the south side of that road, possible to keep(the Highlands-OV plant) r �3x �- which account for much of the land fronting ins running," he said. the road. About $15,000 has been earmarked in Sharon Chessen head d of the town the county budget for improvements on t0 aS' 'r . Planning and Zoning Commission, and her the Highlands-OV plant next year, but Ane ser at the Ina Road sew husband make u one of those treatment plant near Interstate Highway 1 ose households. Mattke said these will only assure that it engines in one of theplant's recentlyt p -• • � Y 9 testa the She cited excessive completed facilities. Although the entire plant is still need costs and a lack of can continue to adequately serve itsunder construction, it is currentlyse ed as reasons for heropposition. ruing northside Tucson and Oro Valle present,capacity load of 48,000 gallons per eventually be responsible for the treatmenty' and will "Linda Vista at thatpoint is day. of all the town's sewage. [Voice staff photo] a road to nowhere, she said. - . • TOWN SEEKING TWO POLICE CARS PAG votes tomorrow on $811 price membership Oro Valley would pay no toward the proposed$81,163 Marriott Hotel, downtown allot the funds, based on the deter- more than$811.63 to support budget. The City of South Tucson. advisorycommittee's recom- budget passed by the town prevention funds, he council Thursday night in- mined Marana's to be the the Pima Association of Gov- Tucson would pay four per Oro Valley's application mendation, at its next meet- eludes $1,863 for first- year greatest. ernments (PAG) in 1977-78, cent and new PAG members for $15,150 to buy two new ing Aug. 25. PAG membership, which in- under a proposed final bud- Marana and Oro Valley one patrol cars for the town will Tucson's Regional Council eludes in turn a "cushion" Oro Valley is second, in get set to be passed by PAG per cent each. be discussed at a 9:45 a.m. representative,r e s e n t a t i v e, M a o r shion Roofs estimation. tomorrow. P y since the town was uncertain PAG is a county-wide meeting of PAG's Criminal Lewis C.Murphy,is pushing what it would be charged. In his application PAG's five-member Re- intergovernmental organiza- 'Justice Advisory Corn- to reduce the proposed PAG PP for the gional Council, which in- tion charged with reviewingmittee. The $1,000 or more in funds,Roof asked for$15,150 g budget by 10 per cent, to remainingf to buy two fully-equipped eludes Oro Valley Vice- local applications for federal It follows the Regional reflect planned cuts of upto funds will be car- Mayor E.S. "Steve" Engle, aid, and with long-range Council meeting. ried over to next year's town patrol cars. $5 million in his Tucson budget, said Mayor voted at PAG's June 30 planning for government Other PAG members are administration's spendingg Y Lois In addition meeting to have the town services in the county. Lamberson. to increased also seeking all or part of the for the 1977-78 fiscal year. patrol and quicker response pay one per cent of the Tomorrow's PAG meet- $36,000 in crime prevention If Murphy is successful, Chief Roof reported at to crimes, the chief said he budget. ing,postponed from its re u- funds, left over after the Oro Valley's share of PAG Thursday's town council hopes the new cars would The City of Tucson and larly-scheduled time on the recently-ended fiscal year. costs would be one per cent meetingthat in"objectively" enable Pima County governments last Thursday of each month, PAG's Regional Council of$73,047, or $730. rating y him to expand the would pay 47 per cent each will begin at 9 a.m. in the will probablyvote on the need by the town's citizen crime preven- would how to A final Oro Valley town applicants for the PAG crime tion program. � „ . ......,_,_:.i,,,,,dor+ s .„ Tort° lito Plan makes F r \ Dov SAY 11"S ERotc - og v5 voT E R S o PAY pvcz CoNGRE ssmANss OV, Catalina nervousi " ,,, GTtCNB1LL A—sio \ il District D' �►S $ 60,000.00 wAG ES Most residents of Oro Valley, Amphitheater School NE �� N Catalina and the surrounding expected to cope with the influx ELECT r' ,,•.,„„---, 1” 0 t J area are nervous to put it of thousands of new students (l ))), BILL mildlyabout Pima County's over a period of time but i '��. y � ti �E N approval of the expanded without the addition of an ,� p p pSIDIst4-1E14 Tortolita Plan. industrial base to help its ov, They have good reason to be. property valuation and tax YREv ment that rate? � D� NK An announce How about streets and i zoningwill be approved over pphighways, utilities, police the long pull for more than . . •. . protection? Tough questions, �'; 60,000 north of Ina Road brings , ;. h all of these. l up some questions whic demand answers. Of one thing we're pretty - ` For example: certain: Homeowners looking s -'. Where do the county for an escape route from the _ , planners figure the water will impact of Pima County zoning -iri IIN come from to supply those decisions are likely to follow the 60,000 residents? What will be example of Tucson National e,__ the impact on the sewer system Golf Club and the Town of -t�vira•L�,..0 in this northside area, already Oro Valley may be wooed by inadequate for the present more and more neighborhoods . population? How is the asking to be annexed. !OTHER TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER • --p 400 ditorI SAY Snail mail'a survey 'Fundamental There is an awful lot of weeping and wailing and bureaucratic protection. It's incompetent. Private corn- -- : gnashing of teeth these days about the poor,overworked petitors would force it to shape up quickly, or go broke. o f welfare S to t� toldPostal Service, where local, small-town postmasters And in the process, the beneficiaries would be us frequently get salaries greater than the entire annual American people,we poor saps who have seen the penny Dr. Milton Friedman, includes the Carter revenues of their post offices. postcard go to more than a dime in price— and take five Is the Postal Service overworked times as long to get there. Nobel prize winning administration planners) because of its outstanding service?Oh, The same poor saps who find their mailman bringing the economist of the University that nations invariably move come now. Let's be serious. previous Wednesday's newspaper on Monday. of Chicago, warns to bureaucratic want and The Arizona Newspapers Association The ANA newsletter pointed out:"This will give you an Americans (and that tyranny when government recently decided to make a little survey 1 idea of what would happen if Saturday delivery were usurps the prerogatives of of the postal service given to its k eliminated," as the postal bureaucrats are suggesting. the people. members — this state's daily and The "fundamental fallacy" weekly newspapers. .1 Famii of welfare states, Friedman S. Today, the' The results were . . . well, you may says, is that theyattempt to „. y ' p judge for yourself. have flunked do good at somebody else's On May 16,a Monday,for example,the ANA received expense. copies of the Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, published and Suppose a policeman jumps hand, the community owes This means careless dated May12, 13 and 14 I remember old what's- spending — the seizure of — wn into the back seat of your you certain legal benefits in his-name. • incomes from some to carryThat same day,the ANA office located in downtown automobile and shouts: return. Phoenix — received in its mail three copies of the Daily For example: WestChester, Pa., out various aid programs to Tucson, dated May11, 12 and 13. "Follow that car!" p At others. Reporter, ? A man was called upon by State College, the memory Friedman says that in the In other words,it,took.from Wednesday to the following Are you obliged to obey? of Thomas Jefferson lives on y Monday for the Snail Mail to get the little Daily Reporter a Generally speaking, you are the sheriff to help in arrest- U.S. rrest- onl in dustylibrarybooks, U.S. the government y indeed. in an armed fugitive. In the y alread spends fortyper whole 125 miles, from Tucson to Phoenix. Under the ancient g rarely disturbed by y . "hue and cry" doctrines of ensuing gunplay,he suffered students. cent of our national income. Well,let's make it a little easier.How long does it takea bullet wound in the In England the slide for this veryexpensive Federalagencytoget a the common law, an officer Using parts of an eighth- p daily may commandeer any vehicle shoulder. grade graduation test,taken continued for years, to its newspaper from Tempe (located directly east of and that he needs to catch a He was therefore entitled, present crisis level, where immediately adjoining Phoenix) to the ANA office? in Kansas in 1907, reporters the government now spends That trip took five days. The Tempe Daily News dated fleeing felon. a court ruled afterward, to on the school paper,. `The sixtyper cent of the national Thursdayarrived Monday — a distance of perhaps four As Judge Benjamin Car- collect workmen's compensa- Quad, visited dormitories dozo onceput it: . income. miles. tion — just like any county and dining halls asking Unless we pay our own Weekly newspapers tended to fare even worse, no "The horse has yielded to employee injured in the line questions about Thomas way as we go,catastrophe is matter where they originated.The Maryvale Star and the the motorcar as an instru- of duty. Jefferson, spelling and inevitable. Youngtown Record, both published in westside Phoenix ment of pursuit and flight. mathematics. In another case,a clerk in a The government must suburbs on Wednesday, required six days for the Postal Still, as in the days of store helped a policeman Part of the students didn't stop trying to do too much Service to get them to the ANA's downtown office. Edward I, the citizenry may make an arrest that turned even recognize Jefferson's good for too many people at Is it surprising that we postal users are sick of rising be called upon to enforce out to be an error. In short name. Only 22 per cent- of someone else's expense. postage rates for service that gets worse and worse almost justice, not faintly and with order, the clerk found him- the female students knew Wrecking the economy daily? lagging steps but honestly self facing a damage suit for how to spell"assassination." and the dollar's credibility This should tell us something about tax-supported and bravely and with what- "false arrest." Only 28 per cent of the by overspending is going to monopolies. Why can't the Nadarites, who get so ever implements and facili- male students could spell ultimately hurt all of us. vehement about business monopoly, muster a little ties are at hand." But the court held him not "elucidation." — Arizona Weekly indignation about the U.S. Postal Service? liable.The court said making elucidation. On the other hand ever student Gazette For instance, why shouldn't private companies such as You may even be obliged him pay damages for an ' y Western Union and United Parcel Service be allowed to to help in making the actual innocent mistake, in no way interviewed spelled Editors Quote Book provide first-class mail service?Is the U.S.Postal Service arrest (at least, say some his fault, would be shabby "obscene"correctly. so terrified of competition that it must use the coercive states, if you are an "able- thanks from society to a good Upshot of the exercise Our experience is power of federal law to shut down any potential bodied male over 18 years of citizen. was that many students at composed rather of competitors? age"). To refuse, without West Chester State would illusions lost than wis- (It does that, you know. In Dallas, Tex., for example, good reason,could make you A public service feature of not have advanced to thedom ac wired. where several private delivery and distribution companies guilty of a misdemeanor. the American Bar Associa- ninth grade, had they been q have proved they can do the job better and for less money, tion and the State Bar of students in Kansas in 1907. Joesph Roux the feds have been tigerish in their enforcement duties.) On the other hand, in the Arizona. Written by Will —The Spotlights Of course the U.S. Postal Service needs such event that you do lend a Bernard. t..u........n.........u.......................mist......n.. .....................................................................t.........mews................................................................................................s i .! THEODORE C.TURPIN z = Published every ` Editor&Publisher Wednesday by Sancruval Corp., W ovaI1ey ! !c : P.O.Box 3003,Tucson,Az.85702.Offices at 426 E.7th St.,Tucson,Az. News Editor s Single dies 15 cents each;bymail,S3 for one-year subscription Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County,Arizona NEWS STAFF: Second Class postage Mary Schmidt paid at Tucson,Az. Chris Kemberling I Publication No.324570 August 3,1977 .ttswp.l el•TMil.Thatts.W.M....s•N1a0.11W. s.1•..•N11“...U,M N...t....................t1.11811•NNst.!!a!lal ....YtN.......m••..../..•s.....f/N.....•.....fs.................•....../.......I.......s.....ss...........s....s......s................s...•...............4 August 3,1977 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A-3 AWAITING AREA PLAN ADOPTION .{'s`S. ',C"� .t_.•., an, . "��,":-. ' w ",..,"rr': 5;....♦.. r.. „•.,, . 4..a. v mo.',1 ,v:”rr''t�. � :: 1 : � P•. + t s. t ,P. i.�' ''. ,.`'` 2 ),,,,i,• ., aY 4 " , wrp`° : e mo,4 xw C ,s,: ':-..,,,-4-144...::,- o • � h ,s `•„--'0,-,1*,.. x .,..,‘ r ”. ,. 1 a•_. • v�g.� bA `"� °"rm ? ��+'„ 12 +:� -C ' >-4,--,:::, ;r " 4 . � QS ft�wfir, .,�w} y; +� 1a � ., ,.� ' .wwZ.„, 4n : g �� r :.a intermealate zoning table ,,.„ ----,i..:::: . -:'..:A , -..e---,tt7,7::....,..:;•..7? ,v „ a ` '2, ,wad t w „r ` .; wJF .,,N ' „^sy�w,�; �2 ; „:;;,---;-: -.:::,:s:, . .; aXfwY3 '� 1� > �'�>: � mr� x: `a ` �` i� , �� as-��, � C?+ �x� : r, �r �* , Action on an intermediate in the country,"Rhude said, Chessen said. :$! zone in Oro Valley has been "But with taxes, sometimesThe council spent some tabled by the town council, you can't afford it." time at Thursday's study after itearlier ordered IR would give large lot session debating whether speedy completion of the owners+ in some cases, the churches should be removed proposal by the Planning and option of splitting their lots from the structures allowed ,. Zoning Commission. in half— without having to under the IR zone. • 01 .. s . w - -. Councilman Willam Eldon seek CR-1. which in the ast Haines opened the discus- } P P • ;� Haines recommended Thurs- has encountered opposition sion by proposing that ' ��� '"""" �` day that the recently-corn- in the Linda Vista Citrus churches be reinstated under x ,„.3„, . .„,,,s: ,,,,,,,,,,,,„ ,,,,,., _,..::.,_ , .„: feted ordinance be post- Tracts area, where most of the IR category. r a poned until an Oro Valley the town s larger lots are "There's no proof that they *''y'' ". w `` Area Plan is adopted. located. are a traffic hazard, he said. :4* ' s. .4-4,.",,,,,, Haines pointed out several Planning and Zoning Corn- Mrs. Lamberson argued w discrepancies and overlaps in mission Chairman Sharon for leavingthem out, be- . ,, ,,,timilimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirg , the IR proposal, and sug- Chessen said the councils cause we have so much ' wq,. gested the town's entire tabling of action on IR is public land in the town . zoning ordinance hook be "very confusing." already, that we'll never get w "They asked us to do it, an income from. We can't . rewritten to include it. _, The IR zone was first and now they're shoving it afford a church," she said. ++ �s'> r t ems' ti suggested in Oro Valley aside. Business or property taxes °*r r �> �{ ``I don't know whywe can't be levied against "? ' about 10 months ago. g = -:-'"-,,,i,., .777 � � 9 �: \ - �� '�.�.4. wecame upwith it,"she added, churches. "I think should tell the "Theyonly area it can be Town AttorneyWalter ".� �w.tip �Y �. 2., .:‘..,.......--.:.,,,:. _ `' . ' (Planning and Zoning) corn- _, e.' 4 mission that they've worked applied to is :�R. Henderson told the council, '` � . . .w hard, and done a good job," however, that a question • At Thursdays study exists as to whether the HOW wide Haines said at a council study session.Mayor Lois Lamber- session Thursday. son said she was disap- council can arbitrarily widenedlater Although this stretch of U.S. Highway 89 will be this year, the Arizona "The idea of being able to pointed with reaction in the exclude churches. adopt it is good, but I don't town to the zone. Without some empiric Department of Transportation hasn't yet determined if a stretch of the highway from Hardy think it should come at this "The whole reason we evidence"of a safety hazard,_ Road to Calle Concordia should be widened to six lanes instead of the planned four lanes.This time," he added. wanted to go ahead with it it would be an uphill battle," week Department officials will be contemplating this question and the question of whether a Haines, the councilman in was to get public reaction, he said, citing recent U.S. • charge of planning and It's kind of a trial run"for the Supreme Court decisions. traffic signal should be installed at Calle Concordia. [Voice staff photo] zoning matters, predicted Area Plan itself, she said. r■■��■� - that the Area Plan which That plan was drawn up DAILYtil PM. will future 9 guidedevelop- last spring at the council's � ment and community ser- SEM -ANNUAL CLEARANCE SAT. vices in Oro Valley— will be request, by students at the 10 til 6 finished in about six months. University of Arizona. 4(44 i = Councilman Lauren Mrs. Chessen said she At+w12 to 5 Rhude, one of those who expects the Planning and pushed for quick completion Zoning Commission will • of the IR document, said begin studying the Area ••` .fN.rf x: r,:,,,/,44,...,..A,:-.-N.—._._2______,.. _ tFriday,however,hed like to Plan, sentence bysentence _ •,�:• t . ,,.see it adopted in about 90 in September. days. Town Zoning Admin- k i t I ,— "Some mechanical things istrator Dorothy Mont- have to be updated and all gomery said she expects the - 1 • 1 = frD9 . ON collated at once, but we changes in the proposed I i trpk,---- -- might well be able to do that Area Plan before it's WHITE4NESTINGHOUSE before the total area plan," adopted. Rhude said. It has been finished since MAJORAPPLIt1.! The IR zone is intended to APril but action has sinceAN provide Oro Valley land been tabled in favor of the IR owners with another zoning zone work, and by the - option between the existing commission's reorganization ------ i _�_ N.'-•.. ►I HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES--� suburban ranch (one home to divide upthe work that = _ �[crigho" - -' U per four acres)and CR-1(one will be itwhen �- M - rla-left Mrs. ��___��� �^� ,- „� �,,, ¢ � HEAVY DUTY LAUNDRY PAIR(home per acre) zoning. The Montgomery leaves her post ! �i���= � � - `Biu.,, ,��:�-��� , ���- -- '�- �� Big, heavy-duty, third existing option Rhude Aug. 15. -�^r� ��' �' -;�' ,, :_:',',-. !,_1_ ,;:,�, � _ ' .� HER — -spoke of is transitional (TR) Work on the Area Plan has - 18-Ib. Capacity, 2speeds, 5 water-saver levels, zoning, a temporary desig- been postponed again, how- -- -_-_ and 5 water nation. ever, even now that both ,,.. = .-= = f - •.• - -- - , � - -- --- �,, temperatures! s2 9 9 Rhude said he supported those tasks are completed. ;. •-•i''''''-' • r-- 1 � 41 i j � NOW- • writing the IR zone because The commission will instead � s - �� ��. - •aDRYER - _ •# �(�� '►'�� =jip-----.----,--. ir-_ ��� �' — Hea du tumble actionownersof some large SR lots begin rewriting existing zon-in the town a roached him in desi nations. I '~` :z =,�'� ., permanentpress care! 2 timer approached g g 3 temperatures$1 . asking howthey could avoid "We have to change SR, 9 9 ,- aap .,..- ,. �-- -..,- settin i the high property taxes CR-1 and TR, to remove f -�.---.4---"W"--- �r,C <<�--���' biliiiiiiitz-",'� ` '-��levied for those lots. things that don't apply to Oro _ J� # .�.._ �—�.: � ..,` ,!„,,,, t� Now- "It s wonderful to live out Valley, like airports, Mrs. ' V'/ \.• '`' '' 1-$4 , -...::;34;1'''still�� +, _601 i t-- •1� i tor ---rweL__,„,r il ' ------- ---- Cli: 11,----------------- -1 ' .. '- '--'-...:'I ii. ii. 04.,...1p ::r7:-.::: Al . ! j..!..'.._"....ZL."....,rilj,...14.,'1..4:- '7.1.:........1 u:s.,.......,aLdf.‘:... ,,,, ..,.., a (.....‘"----N ',. -' ',..., --''' ', .”' i 7 \ 1 klilL r.` kik Call _ _ WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE 2 ,� Seniors)--'.• 3 52691 1 • Mi .", Model RT121T for TVE., it', Citizens! � WE 4 Appliance k You're worth your Age in$$$Here!!! If 1 1 2 C V. ft. R ! 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LNOGALESAR±� _ ` SHOPNGCENTER � hone 287-7206 -,... - n __ Pho a884-��1�96 v./ I A4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE August 3,1977 •LEAVE TOWN AS IS / LOCAL BROKER SAYS • OV offers Van Marie peace , prosper! If By DENNIS JOYCE dealing with,"he said. Valley going as it is going, Their push in the future Van Marie's happiness with but more and more deficits," News Editor He still does 80 to 90 per and the key to that is will be to retain the sparse the town, he said, is the he asserted. You might call Tony Van cent of his business over the zoning,"Van Marie said. developing pattern of the performance of the Oro "Stay with what you have Marie a conservative when phone, now that he's esta- Van Marie is quite suburban ranch area, Van Valley Police Department. here." it comes to the Town of Oro Wished a clientele here. But familiar with the zoning Marie said then. "If I leave for a weekend, He scoffs at arguments Valley. he's often able to get out and process in the town. Last His experience in that the police will watch my that Oro Valley annexation It has provided him with discuss the market over a summer, he was a leader zoning case reaffirmed his house. You could never get would set up a buffer zone p e r s on a l i z e d police drink, or at his neighbors' of opposition from Linda personalized service like between the sparsely- protection, a spacious ten- homes, he added. Vista Citrus Tracts and - that with the county." populated town and dense acre homestead and even "I'd be more than happy to Linda Vista II residents,to a ,Here, Here, you wont Van Marie sees the subdivisions planned support in his business. have all my customers living proposal by three local men t0 participate proposed annexation of nearby. Its not surprising then, in Oro Valley.I'd open up an to gain denser zoning for p some subdivisions into Oro "So what if we're an island office there." their new homes. Valley, as a threat to the in the middle of all this? In general, though, Van Van Marie and the other confidence that incorpora- town services enjoyed by Being an island is to our '?eO Marie said he would rather residents went along with tion was good for Oro Valley. present residents. benefiit." keepbusiness out of the the approval of thatplan by "Here you want to "More people, more Extending Oro Valley to PP town. PST, Inc., in return for a participate, rather than just revenue; you get on that old Tucson National Golf i1rojues "I'd hate to see business of greater say in future Linda being a part of a big expanse, treadmill — but from what Course-area subdivisions any kind here. We should V i s t a-a r e a r e z o n i n g i.e., Pima County," he said. I've seen,it's never been one would also put the town make sure to keep Oro matters. But the key reason for that comes up with anything border near the shopping that after living in Oro center planned by Valley for 2'/2 years, Van r * 'S. . :, q.SS = W r'�..1f.� µ Federated Department �r Y' Marie would like to see f— : - = '- .; , 1 •, Stores, and near the things kept the way they are .4 ' � '. Y proposed northside hospital. �' `� S "Whyput the town on the here. � �� � ����; �� �. � i ia,� � fringe of that mess?" he He has worked for more , • ., - - • ''� asked. than five years as an account - -4--.2);..4.. ,, ill >. executive for Dean Witter ' . Van Marie leaves his "` --- •,,, , 7 isolated, ranch-style home and Co, in Tucson, whereh • i he'soneofahandfulofinen 'vy • t..-4 ,t., ., .. who have earned offices of . „ <� ;: x their own. He sits apart - S0.W fi d t 1 f we're from the rows of desks -" �` �_ Oluo an island?' facing the ever-moving ��~ stock board — while a score z � , -'`,` . of his colleagues hustle to °" • each morning to arrive at make the 1 0, O00 in gross - O Dean Witter by 7 a.m. 1 ' \ N. WA 4W' 4 , - *.k• ' • 1:1— .411. Tucson time, when things commissions needed to ain g � -» hopping . start on the New such a private office. . o �.. ��.. ` � �.�. �� ��` � '' - ��r York Stock Exchange. g "When you reach that "PP. ' `" - It was a slow day when level of production, you can -.�. `"' ~" the Voice talked to him in his do as you damn well please," •, office at 4400 E. Broadway, Van Marie said. f A Dutch-born graduate of y�^ last week. �,. �� "The tape speed tells you x the University of Arizona, how high the volume is," he his tall, dark good looks and said, as he leaned toward a winning smile would seem to computer terminal. It told put him as much at home in a - him at the touch of several TV newscaster's desk as his buttons that the volume on own. a the exchange at thatpoint .�.. , g P,. At 33, Van Marie handles '` t �� was 12,640,000 shares. about $20 million each year ,„. "One of the most fun in investments for Dean � � x �6: Stalkingtie New York things about this business is Witter. 4 -M-, that when you come in every Much of that money comes - --*- exchange morning, you never know from his neighbors in Oro -r:s, � . " �� � wOro Valle an and stock broker TonyVan Marie, what to expect. Valley — about 20 of them, ..• � 5. YThe morning of July 13, including some town a left, works from his personal office at Dean g Witter and Co., as he compares stock prices in for example, when Van officials. > the Wall Street Journal with early morningMarie arrived to find that a Van Marie said he's made �� �- tradingprices in New York — flashed on power failure had knocked a concerted effort to develop out all New York City s read-out board outside his window.Above Van electricity — including that his accounts on Tucson's1,4. ,. Marle takes a moment during a slow period to northwest side. It's a - which powered the stock . primediscuss the stock market. [Photos by Chris section of an ideal city for his �..� .: - `� Kemberling] exchange. work. "We sat around the "In Los Angeles, you can :E conference room all day and never see the people you're played gin." Gone Fishing ..„..„...„: 4. ..„,.,..r. ..... . • . .: ,. ,s4.. , ., itii.... esert.,41.110,,,,„.,C. (4 '',14. \ 1 .(7". \.).- , Old Adobe proprietor Bill Gordon has ,4, .: 1,, headed north to do some serious fishing .,„ , f .1 ,� In the meantime, the Old Adobe will be414%,„,,,,,, dosed until Aug26. when Bill and Chef 1 James will return with an expanded menu �3� }" �1� �, ��, y ��� �� JOIN US FSR A FREE WEEK IN SEPTEMBER and a well stocked bar. -,A „I., in iii See you soon! =:. ' o ,•:.. :. Live on 10 beautiful cactus-filled acres in a relaxed western ranch atmosphere t.V ': while studying basics or new techniques :, -4 .� `c"/-,:;:1:. teachersare well known in both the '7-. ";;I,' Embroiderers'Guild of America and the National '' . Standards Council,and are certified in these �s.' } The told Adobe _ - ,� __. _._._ 1, and other major organizations in the teaching �" and lecturing a reas of needlework. .- ______________________, I- ' Patio restaurant 771r Ce1iTii- F., iT ' 40 W.Broadway DowntownI NAME: ,,.. �,_ ^, �,, E Plenty of Parking I ADDRESS: k.i:L..;;_-_-- 4.---- 882-9411 I I PHONE: I IMAIL TO: Maggie McLea, Director ,t S t se �nThe Desert Needlework Ranch o advertithe I I p y _ 1645 N. Harrison Rd. oror` I 1 Tucson,Arizona 85715 s �=" I DEADLINE:AUG.20—DRAWING:AUG.27 I /* / / / CA Li" August 3,1977 Pinal County Fire Pima County petitions OK; CATALINA VOLUNTEER 2nd vote soon , I FIRE DISTRICT Petitions calling for an election to form a second volunteer fire district in Catalina 1 1 have been verified, with more than twice the necessary signatures gathered by its I proponents in just two days. • The Golder Ranch Volunteer Fire District,as thero osed taxingarea would P P • be called, contains 487 qualified electors, according to the clerk of the Pima County .1 r—\ Board of Supervisors. The huge district would run from 1; Tangerine Road north of Oro Valley to the Pinal County line,and would surround the • new Catalina Volunteer Fire District. i Three residents of the proposed district AREAS who presented the petitions to the clerk • EXCLUDED last week are Wallace K. and Clara E. a+' Stalnaker and Harry D. "Bob" Murray — an opponent of the first fire district drive co which was approved July 19. Two hundred and one persons signed petitions for the proposed district in just ''`' two days,July 23 and 24,the documents— � on file with the county clerk — show. GIS l A$400 check for filing fees was paid July - b si 25 by Murray, the records show. • Even though the proposed district is i named after the subdivision built by area ♦ resident Lloyd Golder III, Golder himself ♦ didn't sign the petitions. ♦ tPer the The Board of Supervisors must declare a ♦ ♦ fire district election between 60 and 90 ♦ days from the time of the petitions' filing s s July 25. Golder Ranch i 3re Golderwantshome tax ct . , tax assessment cut Pima County's Board of Supervisors i postponed action Monday on an appeal of a • home tax valuation by Catalina-area 1 resident Lloyd Golder III. • Golder's ranch house, at 3414 Golder Ranch Road, was valued by the Pima County Assessor's office at$19,667.Golder wants to reduce that to$14,480. The house is located on state property, so Golder pays taxes only on the residence itself and surrounding property he owns. Tangerine Road The original assessor's valuation of $20,332 for 1977 was reduced to the $19,667 figure,when a procedural mistake was discovered by the assessor's office. diiiii;ii, Ipippr,04ww.).-7*- ," a , ,,,N.1,0). 1,. 'N'','"'4,:lf.:;*,,,,2: • 410.4 40 ,y�' ,4 .' 'Ilk .,;',., / '4. ,,,s= t, 4 `r V • p t ,,� .`v" ,4 .;�,, fd 4 Y,k'. •,w,•k ;+:z8'�'S', '"'�$C''. .`* .'w y —1'. ""'"'�r1/Mw - toL,.....7: Yk.�. �'' :? 4 `j+4,44 'DRQ?':ii:+;+t''+w..w-.„. 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Although the marina isn't located near any lakes `u ,:Y a -r!V A♦ lo-.'.`4 h K ,,, ""' t z a itself,it has been doing business as Southern Arizona's"largest boat shop"since ° " . '$' it was established-in 1959,the owners say.Mark Mossie is now operating the business for his retiring father Dick. He recently became a co-owner. The low ��k 4 '-� marina sells and repairs boating equipment in addition to carrying various lines 0,ertil..,...,.........___ � of skiingand fishinggear. [Photos byChris Kember l B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ].VOICE August 3,1977 COUNCIL sAYS IT'S 'POWERLESS' TO LIMIT INTERCEPTOR • Debate on Shadow Mountain roads sparks meeting Shadow Mountains East Council members told both hearing on the final budget, A council resolution Chaffee made his presenta- ment district have been roads and the Canada del Oro the couple and Chaffee that meaning the council has against holding a public hear- tion to the council. submitted from residents in interceptor drew public criti- they were powerless to act received no public input into ing on changes in the CDU Town Engineer James Oro Valley Estates West(see cism at the July meeting of on either matter. this document since it began interceptor line passed unan- Kriegh reported that peti- related story). the town council Thursday, Oro Valley has already work on it last spring. imously, but not before tions to form a road improve- He also presented a report while the town budget paid for engineering work for entitled the Pima County passed without fanfare. a road design. Future work Traffic Safety study, dated An Oro Valley couple on the roads requires the Ns A June 14, which proposes attended the meeting to ask as-yet-uncommitted finan- ' w , 4016‘, almost $80,000 in road and why nothing is being done to cial support of those who own * --.<�, - sign improvements for Oro upgrade and maintain roads land alongit. z.t: [�' Valley. in Shadow Mountains West, Chaffee was reminded that * ` ', - '', R An Oro Valley Traffic where they live. the interceptor's size is a ,.�= .� - - , Study comprises one whole Walter Chaffee,leader of a decision for the Pima County , --v � �' - volume of the study. into s� ,�,�� �� �:� k � � :� � -4-* - 18.,‘ It claims the town needs 44 drive to gain annexation Board of Supervisors, which ;:�:'. � • Oro Valley for the area west is having the sewer line built. ly.y more traffic signs added to of here where he lives, The $251,145 budget was ���� �a, � ,,��. the current number of 74. sought the town council's unanimously approved by �"" �x� - �:; _. - Mrs. Lamberson quickly .support for a smaller capa- the four council members - worked an equation,and told .: _ � Kriegh that the number of city sewer interceptor than present Thursday. Alan �, ,, g proposed to serve the Oro Carey was absent. f - signs would average out to 15 Valley area. No one spoke at the public >: per mile. The engineer outlined plans for road maintenance • a.. needed immediately within ° the town. wn r UHF _ , Kriegh said he will soon ,,Ailiiii\,,,, s need$2,000 to$4,000 to clear �, w5 sand from streets and ditches frequency . � g to level roads in Campo A long-awaited, UHF Valley and the Tucson Moun- Bello. radio frequency has been tains. It determined that The council voted to sign tentatively cleared for use by interference with the city an agreement with Amphi- would be "relatively" mini- Afore comfortable conferences District,Town of Oro Valley. Y theater School District, to It awaits only approval by mal, Estrom said. Oro Valley Town Council members"deliberate business over a new table the town has assign an Oro Valley police the Federal Communications "No one can truly get a purchased.Mayor Lois Lamberson, second from right, presides over study sessions at the officer full time at Canyon del Commission before town clear (UHF) channel," he town office from a new chair, as well. The furniture was bought for$360. [Photo by Chris Oro High School as school officials can begin planning said, "Eventually, probably Kemberling.1 resource officer (SRO). to set up a radio system here. [Continued on Page B-4] At a study session before Motorola Communications the regular meeting Thurs- and Electronics, Inc. last WOULD PROTECT OV -AREA SLtfPE day, the council agreed to week conducted, free of employ someone to prepare a charge,an"adjacent channel copy of the Arizona model n truly get House votes soon on Pusch Wi survey" for the esss code for cities and towns. The town would save Bernie Estrom,Motorola's . about $300 (off the regular account executive for state Legislation that would peak's foothills.A major_trail is Sen. Henry Jackson's the Coronado National $1,250 price for the set) by and local governments, said declare Pusch Peak and into Pusch Ridge begins at (D-Wash.) Energy and Forest. itself hiring someone to see the frequency could be used Pusch Ridge east of Oro the end of Calle Concordia in Natural Resources Com- Udall agreed to remove to the attorney's fees, print- for police, fire and medical Valley a wilderness area will the town. mittee, Helms said. half that land because of its ing and all other costs. emergencies, and for other come to a vote of the U.S. Pusch Peak marks the Pusch Ridge is one of 15 possible mineral content. Mrs. Lamberson has uses in the town. House of Representatives western border of the 56,430- areas in seven states pro- , con- after Congress August acre ridge, which stretches posed for wilderness desig- Congress August recess offered to do the work for a Oro Valley currently g g all the wayto Sabino and nation. A total of 1,371,000 runs from Saturday through fee as a contractor with the tracts with Rural/Metropol- recess. Labor Day, during which town. Town Attorney Wal- itan Fire Protection Co. for The Wilderness Act of Bear Canyons northeast of acres would be affected. Udall will visit Alaska and- ter Henderson warned,how- communications services, 1977,proposed by U.S.Rep. Tucson. A second area•in Arizona in the final week-Southern ever, that the job should be through its Ina Road fire Morris K. Udall, has passed If Udall's Wilderness Act proposed to be included in Arizona, Helms said. put out for bids first. station. the House's Committee on passes the House, it will be the bill has been reduced by FCC regulations, how- Indian Affairs and Public sent to the Senate for deli- 25,000 acres.It is the 55,210- XIT 46 ever, forbid such varied use Lands, said Chris Helms, beration.Its first stop there acre Galium Wilderness in - - • 0 of a frequency designated staff assistant to Udall in only for fire emergency use, Tucson. For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, such as Rural/Metro's is. As a wilderness area, the ' co Once Motorola gains fed- ridge in the Santa Catalina 13(a GOLFER° Mountain would be removed shop in the pleasant surroundings of c �_ eral approval for the town from those federal lands C� NEW CLUBS USED CLUBS frequency, police and other' communications will be open for natural resource m No. Reg. Salo No.of Clubs Des. Sale broadcast from a mobile exploration and develop- MISENER DRIgiG In Set Price Price In set Price company truck - like those ment. Hogan Producer p y Pusch Peak looms over the 3 Woods..$135.00 $72.00 4 Thompson that conducted the clearance Woods $64.00 survey, Police Chief town of Oro Valley as a First F light FTD said - symbol of the semi-rural under t h e dome 4 woods..$168.00 $120.00 4 Wilson Top Notch Frederick Roof. y Eventually, the town will lifestyle this three-year-old in the Casa Blanca Plaza 9Irons... $247.50 $162.00 .Woods $20.00 probably build a communica bedroom communityoffers. 6020 N Oracle Ladies Power B ilt 7 Royal Irons $21.00 tions center with a tower It provides the name of Citation 4 MacGregor Oro Valley's"Shadow Moun- Senor Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates 6Woods..$138.00 $113.00 •Woods $32.00 here, to be manned 24 hours Y 6Irons... $138.00 $103.20 g Wilson Dyna per day. tains" Estates West sub- 7_ 4 Ladies Royal Daisy ,Power I tons $32.00 division,which creeps up the hours 9 to 9 223 But just when that will be 4 Woods..$141.00 $108.80 7 MacGregor is uncertain - mainly be- - ' 8Irons...$224.00 $171.20 .Irons $35.00 cause of the price tag on such C3 DINNER Storage4 First Flight !, 0 Cart a facility:$20,000 to$30,000, Woods $40.00 Y in Roof's estimate. THEATRE 3 mo. 4 mo. •or loss or mote 7 H&B Power Bilt "We'll just have to wait $10.00 8.00 .Irons • 514.00 it funds are available, heMacGregor unt 749 W.M�racie Mile � said. , each each ,Irons $7.00 Progress on the Oro Valley presents month month frequency hit a stumbling . ins Road is freq y Phillip pUvai Ni block recently when City of Zan Comedy �' Tucson officials suggested it y . ' GreeiViie' "[ W withone of Golf might interfereS How Theyo their six to eight frequen See Pro ShopInc. Eagle cies, Estrom said. � � Z ��a�i�w u 62S-212S $2000.00 r'1113; The Motorola survey was Run 4 V conducted Wednesday - at • Duval Rd5 . Cushman 73 several points downtown, in July 2Q-Aug.21 * iii Tiendas $900.00 northwest Tucson, Oro Delicious Buffet Dinner - All you can eat! ( S4P.\ rn IZEWed.-Sat.Open 6:15 p.m.8:15 p.m.Show o i r-+ HALT] Sunday Matinee 3:45 p.m.Dinner 5:15 p.m.Show _ t a Otter ,^l ._ SIZE sciE tow SHOP ThIIIt Reservations . , i 2243 EAST BROADWAY623-9456 $1 off with this ad. TUCSON. ARIZ. ESPERANZA Asst 3,1977 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE B-3 aluissapIED MIS ilitt. Y T S Personal FOR SALE Miscellaneous BROUGHTTO YOU For sale 1 bedroom mobile home Used Cars For all your Oro Valley Voice 10'x55'with 9'x13'expando.Must - - - ------- advertising needs,call Jim Schmitz AS A see to appreciate.Orchard Valley FOR SALE: MGB late 76, under at 884-9880 or 624-3745. Adult Park,3950 E.Hawser St.,Lot 8,000 mo., radials, AM/FM, o/d. PUBLICSERVICE BY 6. Still under warranty, must sell quickly at sacrifice for cash.Perfect Pets & Livestock Wanted:to help rehabilitate those cond.Best offer over$4,000.Call who are less fortunate.We are in 297-9568 or ext.6834. need of tax deductible Got a pedigreed female afghan you DONATIONS of furniture, lamps,0 Recreation Equipment want to breed?I have the male- china, pictures & frames, post- AKC Lippizan, beige, black mask, cards,stamps,coins,books,plants 2-1/2 years old. 297-5136 or &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. 9-4 p.m. Camper Shell,for long wide bed - 297-5096. 24" high. Insulated. $200. 889-8305,889-2941. Dover Pinchers - male & female 1968 Ford Step-In Van,converted puppies.294-5866. Help Wanted into camper. Sharp! $3,300. 889-2941,889-8305. White& black persian kittens.S5 Wanted: Sharp, retired gal who each.889-8305. would like to earn a few extra Long wheel base camper shell. dollars a month.Would not inter• 889-8305. Poodle for sale- 2 yrs.old - $25. ELEvEri ® fere with racial security.Must have Doberman Pinscher puppies-male a pleasant phone voice. For 4'x15' doughboy pool - filter and &female.$40 each.889-2941. information call AAA Answering accessories - $75.00. 2 10-speed Service,426 E.Seventh St., 624- bikes$25 each.2710 W.Overton. Got a female Shih Tzu you want to N 16054 . ORACLE 2441 between 8 a.m.-9 p.m. breed? I've got the male. AKC. 8700 N. ORACLE Color is brindle. Call Lynne, CATAL I N A Work Wanted Appliances884-9880,Mon.-Fri.,9-5. GE electric hairdryer for sale. "STITCHES BY RITA" 55.00.889-8305. FOR RENT HERE'S TRULES Alterations and dress making-Oro - - - -- --- Valley 2974785. Bicycles Homes 1. All items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining - want ads must be written on the to personal items.NoWanted to Buy For sale-Steyr 3-speed b+:ycic, 4 bed; m.2 bath house for rent 4. personal want ads will be - __ good for parts but somewhat Oil •�`�'P. F.'' ed y d. Large coupon. Lookingfora 1973 Dodge air- rusted. Asking $25. Phone covered patio.Dishwasher,stove& refrigerator.Call 297-3212. 2. Name, address, and phone taken over the phone. conditioner.Call 743-7098. 881-1004. number must be included on the 5. The deadline for the FREE coupon, or it will not be famil want ads is FRIDAY BICYCLE FOR SALE. 3 speed Apartments for Rent yComprehensive hiking map of the Schwinn.21" frame.Tubes,tires, NOON. Rincon Mountains. Need info. on cables,and brakes only 1 year old. Unfurnished accepted. Real! clean.535.297.3789. 3. Onlypersonal want ads will be 6. When item[s] is sold,please call roads and where the trails begin. y Call Jim after 6 p.m.887-3614. 2 bdr. apt.; carpet, drapes, refri- ac©epted. We reserve the right 884-9880. Furniture geration.Adults,no pets.9040 N. Oracle Road Apt. A. Close to pee MEM MN=...mem_sem I _____..-maw -em= ---s mem-- - .. REAL ESTATE shopping&C.D.O.high school. Beautiful red&gold Kroehler easy chair,like new. Crouget set, new. I 111111111rirtsoilI FAMILY The Best in Reasonable. 887-0289. Land Values! Like new,recliner chair- $50.00 Arivaca--non-restricted for sale.888-9174. Notice DWANT water area 20 acres with well - A set of bunk beds for sale. $25. Fast service is 1 FOR ,..,. AD' power- septic tank choice 327-9258. bottom land. Owner just a matter of i . I reduced price and wants out! Antique tables for sale. Call 889- 10 acres with new well - 2941 or 889-8305. pride in the IID Notices Recreation Equipment power-Mesquite trees and Oro V I, ' views - ALL FOR $136.39 T V & Stereo per month. C Personal Furniture Voice Circula- MotorolaCLost & Found El A !lances ' 10 acres - shallow water -pp table- power available - -Hi Fidelity Stereo phonic tion depart' C privacy-$700 per acre with [collectors item .Call 297 1b19. C Help WantedPhotographic $1000 down and$72,80 per merit.We work W Equipment month. MiscellaneousZ C Work Wantedhard t0get�. 1 1 Tubac-SantaC- G Give Away Musical Instruments I SC C Wanted to BuyTV & Stereo 6'pts.for sale.4.2 bedroom'pts, �,CruzCounty 2 - 1 bedroom apts. See by y ourappointment. Call 889-2941 or0 Val- 10 acres or 20 acres - to For Sale Collectors overlooking Tubac Valley88g-8305. ley Voice W Country Club excellent views 1972 Honda CT70, great shape, you, no matter C Used Cars 11 Clothing - ideal for an executive s140.o0.Child's drum set, never _ hideaway - electricity - where y o u 0 C Used Trucks C Pets & Livestock good terms. used,$30.00.Nursing stethescope, $20.00.21'Ideal trailer for camp- ing,$4,500.1974 Chevy Suburban, Motorcycles Patio Green Valley fullyloaded, $5,500. - C Bicycles C Miscellaneous 17 acres-two miles north of 298-49i8. Please notify the Oro Green Valley with GR zoning Valley Voice at least a I . C Boats -Ideal for Development or week in advance of I whatever you're looking for. ' Owner anxious-make him - ) LOOKING TO your address change, I an offer. '2 BUY SELLS RE sows may correct our For The Sake Of Clarity, Plias' Print RENT HIRE, mailing records. Mini Ranch I I 3-1/3 acres - with two WO`R 2884-9880 bedroom home & extras or galore off Helmet Peak Road. try 624-3745 Terms. Call the man who Thank You knows land values for your Real Estate Needs Sam Solito The Management Nationwide Resources 622- want Ads .I 7777 Evenings Sat,&Sun.- 297-7600. Phone 884-9880 or 624-3745 Clipthis coupon - mail it in with $3 for your I I subscription to the Oro Valley Voice! I I NOT FOR PUBLICATION I My Name NAME Street address- I ADDRESS I City State ZIP PHONE NUMBER I enclose $3 for a year's subscription to the Oro Valley Voice. Bringto: Bring to: Maximumin don-3 TinrsI 7-ELEVEN MaximumFar 'w.MMli0ail to: DEADLINE FOR WANT ADSI No.165530NLY IS FRIDAY NOON Oro ValleyVoice, Sancruval Publications, Ted Turpin, 8700 N.Orade RD. No.795 ONLYI 16054 Oracle RD. Editor, P.O. Box 3003, Tucson, Az. 85702 Catalina B-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZI VOICE August 3,1977 CDO HEAD SAYS NEW SCHOOL WILL BE NEEDED Tortolita plan won 't affect OV - Dusenberry Oro Valley's county super- Dorothy Montgomery,Oro and Zoning Commission, dents attending CDO in the would increase more and Amphitheater High," he visor says she thinks the Valley's zoning administra- could be affected by it. future won't be the only more because of the Tortolita said. effect of the new Tortolita tor who will be resigning effect on the school, said Plan, the principal said. "New people come in with Area Plan on the town will be Aug.15,said that because of The degree of theplan's Wilson, who lives here. "That's not necessarily new ideas — we can't run "negligible, unless the town her present position, she effect on Oro Valley is seen Last school year, one out bad,"he said,"But the school things on the'that's the way begins annexing much of the didn't want to comment on as negligible by some and of every five students were will have to be run differently we've always done it' area around it." the Tortolita Plan. devastating by others. new to the area, and that than static schools such as theory,"Wilson said. Katie Dusenberry added, "The town council hasn't "Despite the volume of addi- taken a position on the plan The approved plan calls for tional persons the plan will and I wouldn't want any of at least 64,000 persons in the permit in the area, I think my personal opinions to be nearly 200-square-mile Oro Valley can retain its interpreted as town policy," northwest area by the year • identity regardless of what's she said. 2000; and $65 million from for streets, happening around it." The Town of Oro Valley, Tucson taxpayers The Tortolita Plan, ap- although excluded from the sewers and schools. IT by burglar to buy heroin proved by the Board of Tortolita Plan just approved Canyon del Oro High Supervisors last month, pro- by the Pima County Planning School Principal Rick B. A heroin addict arrested two weeks ago Sheriffs Detective Doug Witte said vides for an eventual popula- Wilson said that although the on burglary and grand theft charges has Junkin has been operating in the county for tion of more than 60,000 in school could handle the initial confessed to burglarizing two homes in Oro the past six months and burglarizing from the northwest Tucson area it growth resulting from the Valley, in addition to more than 90 other two to three homes a day to support three covers. FCC requires Tortolitaplan, homes throughout Pimachildren, pluswife'sheroin the district g County. he and his heroin As an incorporated town would eventually need Gaylord T. Junkin of Tucson, was habit. with its own zoning author- town to get own another high school. arrested bythe Pima County Sheriffs Junkin is currentlyundergoing metha- ity, Oro Valley has been Department and Tucson Police two weeks done treatments for his addiction. excluded from the plan by UHF frequencyCDO, located in Oro • a o on 11 counts in connection with Pima Count g felony "He has burglarized Y Valley, is programmed to forgery and burglary. so many homes that Even though she hasn't [Continued from Page B-2] handle 2,000 students, and In an agreement with the Sheriff's he can't remember them all,"Witte said. yet se's'' ' -. ' ate^ft,of the it has only1,500 now, he T) nartment not to prosecute for other The sheriffs department had originally i� all of them will have to be -_. - w thought the burglaries committed by fi1i.ir-f ri. said. -4'''"'4*--.: �i;�: ,��.i. ,tud, ' ter ..fLssed . areas ,...+._ _. U. oro to the 90-plus burglaries and the two in Oro Junkin were the work of three separate Valley would become more Roof asked for a UHF, "It's hard to predict when P g gangs on the north,east,and south sides of instead of a VHF fuer high Valley -- one in the Oro Valley Country Tucson, Witte said. urbanized, tapering out to Y g we would reach this 2,000- Club Estates and another on Calle the north Pima County area's frequency) channel when he student capacity," Wilson "Junkin has committed more burglaries . less dense housing. approached Motorola. One said, "There are a lot of Concordia —that occurred•a month ago. than anybody that I have come in contact "Sewer problems should reason for this, Estrom said, variables — but it might be Town Police Chief Frederic Roof said his with in Pima-County since I joined the be taken care of through the was that the state emer- in about five years." g department and the Sheriffs Department department,"he said."He was a luckypro new Canada del Oro inter- gency medical communica- haven t yet agreed on which home in the who beat the odds," a tions system (MEDS) now He said hecountry club area Junkin burglarized. � Witte added. ceptor (see related story) Y thought the Roof also said thepolice department He has been arrested on three counts of and there shouldn't be high- being developed will use school could handle with P UHF. volume of students before hasn't recovered the stolen merchandise burglary and three counts of grand theft way problems," she said, from the two burglaries,and doesn't know for which he could spend from one to five citing the state Highway "It's easier to coordinate that time,with only a few if the merchandise is amongthe stolenyears in jail for each burglary and one to 10 Department's plans to widen minor additions. , g emergency activities. Be- But the number of stu- goods recovered from Junkin. years for each grand theft count. Oracle Road to six lanes. sides. VHF frequencies are "Oro Valley's town council almost non-existent in and the Tortolita Plan are "' metropolitan areas,"Estrom probably having a similar said. Car accident problem concerning zoning for commercial and industrial The Oro Valley channel, if yKEEP YOUR COOL ! having areas. Both could have to approved, will broadcast in t worry about having a broad the 450 to 460 kilohertz level. 4:1 \ enough tax base,"she added. he said. The radio units clerk Morse 4 themselves are fixed on one fir'-`) Courthouse Squares channel ' without dials to Town Clerk Dottie Morse �� bring in other agencies' fre- suffered neck and back in- So you made a special trip...through all that j..,,, traffic...in the hot sun...after a long,hard m-I E POWER OF quencies. juries when the car she was day at work....And,at your favorite market, IMAGINATION I S OFTEN driving was struck from when you started to reach for the new THE MEASURE OF A Motorola has done all the behind on First Avenue Oro Valley Voice&Catalina Call MAN'S ACHIEVEMENTS. work in gaining a frequency Saturday. .,.‘110',\:, they were all outsifor Oro Valley for free, ""as , t) `' Lpart of our service. We're Mrs. Morse will be away `! probably one of the largest from work for at least a THERESA BETTER,EASIER WAY ,V _ j communications manu- week, said Oro Valley mag-.�. Stay home&stay cool. ,,��"{ ,, 0 �1 facturers there is," Estrom istrate Royal Bouschor, as f ." ' said. Tucson attorney. t Get your very own copy c'"' He said the driver of the Oi � 15 _. of the oro valleys He himself conducts two to � in the mail -\ \ station wagon that struck 4 .,_ every L La R s, ® �:; three frequency surveys like g 1 �� Wednesday—delivered BENct+ :7 „: -: Oro Valley's each week. her was cited in the accident. (� �J li directlytoyou. _ It caused an estimated 1 II =: Estrom added that the `� :.-f����. $1,500 damage to her late � � 'y"�"��" company hopes its work for I �� �=� P Y P model compact car. A WHOLE YEAR ,� - the town will"give it an edge � � FOR ONLY$3 sl. if this ends up in some bid Mrs. Morse was taken to _ \_. ,I situation," for the future Tucson•Medical Center after 1 �-��= "�'``� "',-t' << • purchase of equipment. the accident and released. – Now we're weekly b we're bringing you Smore news of your OIOVALLFy ewank k. VOIG in KEEP MATH uS for EPA interceptorA KEEP COOL t. � . [Continued from Page A-11 Pima County Sanitation Department stations to push the sewage along,because first applied for federal funds to build the of their haphazard layout, Mattke said. CDO interceptor in 1975. "It's unbelievable the way they're Since then, it has come under fire by J ,:_: cobbled up." environmentalists and homeowners on the The CDO interceptor also is designed to northwest side, who argue that it would replace these numerous lines with one promote growth in the area. singleone. Based on this opposition -- and on _A _ While only 22 of the 51 state sewer disputes of the plan's estimation of average W oro Veh• iiçprojects stand to gain federal fundin at household size life of the int rce for and present, more could qualify if a proposed its service area — the EPA ordered a �` $4.5 billion public works fund passes re-evaluation of the project last March. Congress this year. A 12-page addendum to the original It was trimmed during this session to facility plan for the Canada del Oro r....mes111111111111111111.11111101.111111111.01111111011111M0111.110611 just$1 billion, Scanlon said. Wastewater Management System was Another project could gain funding completed July 5,and presented to the Oro Clip this coupon&mail along with$3 to: Name because the number one rated proposal— Valley Town Council July 15. Oro Valley Voice Mailing address a sewer system for Mt. Lemmon north of Review of the plan by the town is P.O.Box 3003 Tucson — may be withdrawn, and septic required by the EPA, but Oro Valley's Tucson,AZ 85702 Telephone tanks used there, he said. participation in it is merely a"facade,"said To start your subscription New ratings lists will be drawn up more councilman Lauren Rhude. NOW!I I Valleylease start Enclosed 1lseris$3.subscription to the Oro frequently from now on, Scanlon said. Pima County's Board of Supervisors is Valley Voice. is$3. 111111111111111111■1111111111111111111111111111■/1111111111w 111111•1111111111111111N "We'llbe more fluid with them,review- solely responsible for planning, building ing and updating them every quarter." and maintaining the CDO line.