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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHistorical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (18) JA{= ES D KRIEQH 40 F CA LLE COt COPO1A l " , -�.. if ar le IlLicPM 0 Irli 0 V a 1 1 e Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona - - - Y - �/ Vol. IV, No. 27 One Section —8 Pages 15 Cents November 9,1977 spec . 1 . 1 t • t Th d • , ..,. Relocating the Oro Valley Town Hall in '` ;,,:M another, larger rental unit will be � t , w Vic �� considered by the town council at a special ` �4 <z >r"° �w'; meeting tomorrow afternoon. �:,, 4 ' "..„ --%.,, Mayor Lois Lamberson said the site � ': '- under study "has recently ,� become .. � 44 �� ' _� available"within the town.She declined to .� ��. �` , `• y r� . � elaborate. rt A new town hall is the second item on the agenda for tomorrow's meeting, whic , . . h rf,„ .., * „:,, „„,,,,,„„ begins at 2 p.m. in the current town hall. ���n Approval of the final plat for Valoro �� � • Estates—delayed by a discrepancy in the - . fi developer's preparation—was given as the = .= .. - E why , .. A. reason for calling the special meeting ,.. 4- :Y Mrs. Lamberson and other council >�� 4 ,.. r, .. members have said on several occasions in ,, �� �a. the last two years that serving an Oros • _ Valley population that's expected to jump �� � 9 4'' to 8,000 over the next 50 years will ,- 'y-... - necessitate a larger town hall. � `' � ' ::Ac:::.i, \w, The apartment Oro Valley now rents , from local resident Nathaniel LeVine has served as town hall for three years. � � It houses the town clerk, police X04 department, and all town records. Oro 0,;,i:„f Valley rejected a proposal last summer from LeVine that the town buythe four- ' apartment complex he owns for$130,000. .''V5ftt. ,, s • The council also was asked in Januaryto -.-✓ '42-,--,,'..' x- purchase the TEC,Inc.building at 9800 N. � s , Oracle Road. At an askingprice of � A.' - � $265,000, it, too, was called too large an •� At times, cram edquarters invetmnt. LeVine said he was told by Vice-Mayor Police Chief,Fred Roof,center,along with other town police Roofs office.The town council will seek residents'opinions on E.S. "Steve" Engle that the council "was officers and town clerk Dotty Morse, right, demonstrate an moving to larger quarters at Thursday's council meeting. talking about a house somewhere" in unusual peak moment in the town office's operation, from (Voice staff photo) which to relocate the town hall. "I know they've been looking for a long time, g a r ," said. •telepeneCommission 1stsection o f to secret until the last minute.Nobody's told plan me anything about it," he added. The first section of the long-awaited offered in Oro Valley over the next 25 new transitional zone(TR),which allows a The town pays Levine$230 per month in Oro Valley Town Plan will be given to the years. variety of commercial and residential land rent, after an increase imposed last Planning and Zoning Commission by a Stewart reported on the progress of his uses. summer. The rate is still less than other study group later this month. committee's work at the last regular Members of the town plan subcom- tenants in.the complex are paying,he said. Entitled "Introduction," the volume Planning and Zoning Commission meeting mittee— Rainsberger, Mrs. Stewart and LeVine first rented the town hall was drawn up by a Planning and Zoning Nov. 1. planning and zoning staffer Sandy Van apartment three years ago to the first Oro subcommittee headed by commissioner Meanwhile, the commission completed Marie — have been meeting weekly to Valley Town Council,when it was made up Thomas$ainsberger. Work began on the rewriting of the suburban ranch (SR) work on it, Mrs. Stewart said. of a majority in favor of disincorporating second volume of the plan yesterday, said section in the town zoning ordinances, at a Council member William Eldon Haynes the town. commission member Maja Stewart, its study session following the Nov. 1 was named to work with the subcom- "I thought I'd be renting the place for secretary. meeting. mittee recently — though as an Oro three months,"he said. The commission will approve the plan as When all the ordinances are rewritten, Valley citizen, and not in his capacity as The final plat for Valoro Estates and each section is completed, although the the new version will be presented to the council member, Mrs. Stewart said. discussion of a new town hall site are the town council — which must grant final town council, Mrs. Stewart said. She In other action at its meeting last week, only items on tomorrow's meeting agenda, approval — will consider it as a whole doesn't know whether they'll be ready for the Planning and Zoning Commission Mrs. Lamberson said, though she sometime next year, she added. the council by the first of the year. decided"to further look into"the proposal cautioned that "odds and ends" always The town plan is a general guideline for SR is the second zoning designation to that the old Architectural Review Corn- surface at council meetings. land use and community services to be be rewritten, following completion of the mittee be reinstated in Oro Valley. Thirdrezoning request er By LINDA THOMPSON The master plan divides Rancho Vistoso According to a spokesman in the County Jackson's property and the surrounding A Phoenix developer filed a rezoning into five neighborhoods, each to be Planning and Zoning Department, both land between Tangerine and Naranja request this week to develop a subdivision developed with a neighborhood plan Ratliff and Jackson must be permitted to Roads were lower — about one residence in the southern portion of the Rancho designed by the developer and approved develop portions of Rancho Vistoso — or per four acres. Vistoso Community Plan area, located by the county. the county will face an expensive lawsuit. That southern portion of Rancho Vistoso near Oro Valley's northern boundary. The hitch for Jackson is this: Only two "If for some reason Ratliff were denied had been designed as a "buffer" between Developer George Jackson filed a neighborhood plans may be developed rezoning,he would become unglued,and if the Rancho Vistoso development and the rezoning application requesting one resi- simultaneously the County Board of Jackson weren't permitted to develop his Tortolita Area Plan. dence per acre for his 150-acre parcel of Supervisors have said — and two were property, he would sue the county," the During the supervisors'Oct.17 hearing, land at the southwest corner of North taken last month by Tempe developer county spokesman said. however, higher densities were tacked First Avenue and Tangerine. John Ratliff. Stubbs said a lawsuit would be in order onto the master plan, permitting one Tucson attorney Robert Stubbs, who Ratliff, who owns 60 per cent of the if Jackson wasn't allowed to develop his residence per acre on 960 acres between represents Jackson in his rezoning re- Vistoso property, filed rezoning requests subdivision. Tangerine and Naranjo Roads. quest, said, "Jackson bought the land to for land located in the center of Vistoso. County planning director Alex Garcia Supervisor Conrad Joyner made the develop it immediately, not to sit on it." The rush to file rezoning requests predicted that development in this area of motion to approve the densities "because In order for Jackson to gain the rezon- occurred because "developing portions of Rancho Vistoso wouldn't occur for some it's compatible with Oro Valley's present ing now, however, the adopted version of the neighborhood areas guarantees these time because no sewer system exists in zoning of one house per acre." Pima County's Rancho Vistoso Communi- developers the option to build, since there the area. Garcia agreed, saying the increased ty Plan must be revised. are only two areas which can be devel- Stubbs,however,said the homes will be densities in the southern portion of County Planner Robert Johnson said oped," said county planner Bob Johnson. built on full acre lots — each of which Rancho Vistoso"shouldn't have a negative Jackson bought the Rancho Vistoso land The County Planning and Zoning Com- totals 43,560 square feet. Septic tanks impact on Oro Valley or The Highlands the day the community plan went to the mission will discuss permitting the devel- instead of sewers can service them, under Mobile Home Park. County Planning and Zoning Commission opment of three neighborhoods plans at county regulations. Sewers are required "In fact,the lots in the southern portion for a hearing in September. once at a Nov. 29 meeting. by the county for commercial acre lots of Vistoso will be somewhat larger than The community plan adopted Oct. 17 That meeting is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. which total 36,000 square feet, or for most of the lots in Oro Valley, and outlines the proposed densities for the in the supervisors' hearing room, in the denser homesites. 15.5-square-mile Rancho Vistoso. county courts building. Originally the proposed densities for (Continued on Page B-2) h pi'iri:i^Yrr .vr. •r• ',•,.r • _•.,..' ,...fN , t,1�-'i3S iif,Tr:�•.a♦..---....,v4•4''J.,.•�. •!i�1if•ir'il����.f(:..V+w.Rj1J?'�ui+Kisadd.�.. �1vyt �.'� � ry � llJ+i• ri� ltr . - ..f;'''''.'1,`;'..,",::::..I . / tit `afsLThe NuclearCub '4.-- --.80d .fji� ' .It iv 4111 . . .„, till" y4' r4 !', isms ?ice' Annexation issue may '`' 1_ limn tt t •, take a strange twist 1 �J551A -U5514. GNINA 6 x T V.L lIIA wOur conversations with resi- And it might turn out that v ' .,•�� �';:�Y=-; ::;�F.,.:'.N.A.,;•.., �-•�{,77 dents of the "corridor" subdivi- Oro Valleyvoters and council 4 • .,,,,,,„,-t,..4' ii, .„.• : -:,.,, . =yec- ;� :' r, r.--•1'►.j�_;.r . ,,,t, •-jr:.,; ••:•til:::• •'-,,4,:-:----,-. ,_.�G -:Z ..h:%{•}_:"•�y�;;',i•,,,•• ja ,-Iir.1"• • ;' W i; ��.3 .11.�&' sions southwest of Oro Valley members will agree to annex Js±,,:As k* 'i�"��:;-� >:w;r �:�.s} ;.�:-� ��-.��r=j.;�::' ..�,,.:;:*:-s.►�: � ivr. } ,..5 :,. ,,. ., # , . .. :,„, indicate that the annexation them. �::, •�*s ; . y i ,.•..1. , . push out there may have a The matter • of annexingN `t!t - • " if . ' ..' IVA rather strange outcome. Tucson National subdivisions is F1 ��wan�y : , • , - riNA ►L 40 IES Si;1"It could be that the semi- a bit stickier, however. They re . ;L.E TO .,� �- / rural subdivisions of Rancho further away, and we detect a pAKlsr st I NUCLEAR BOMBS '- , .POW . Av1 A ZIcq r ,-�. Verde, Mesaland, and Mesa- fear amongsome Oro Valleyans ` ~. ;". Y t 5�1� srwr;►�c� ,r BY 185 r ,� � ti�land Annex who came into that annexing so far westward .� _, . ',�� * :: ; • the matter onl mi t ut a s v '��t� =,. �-.:: t - �;`'t~ ,� '..:y because they 'gh p e ere strain on . -4 1 :,:it‘t ... ` :• ; ---.::„:,.. .„...: form a bridge" between Oro local volunteer services .v.4.//•♦��• R�•' , (: d� '.. ;M , r;4 ^(; S•..H.' .:., ._ _ / © \r7Pd jt,!;�'1~�tt[^ .i•��,y,�L�_!. �.''r � * '!•�•�•_-:.°��:1�1 ',a�il'I.d�i••S•v t.�� �.• '.-• -e ,�� .: .1 .: . • • • if � :. fir•,.ri V•r1 ••a•. ,r .`1*v,.,;.tf:.,1.^'l aii;a4Xir� ik te. .. . ... ••1. ,,L. ,•.js . 1'• .i~ ..• Valley and the petitioning It would be odd ithe Tucson National Country Club byproduct[Rancho Verde, etc.] • areas will decide that yes, turned out to be the resulting they do want to be annexed. product, wouldn't it? THE DESERT OBSERVER - • • , Primping cardinal realizes Bolin s housecleaning he's a good-lookini birti may benefit taxpayers By CHRIS UNRUH First, there's his name, be mistaken for the female Many persons consider the pyrrhuloxia (pur-hu-LOX- cardinal.The female cardinal cardinal the most handsome se-uh).Only the most nimble has only touches of red with Arizonas new governor, pointments. And he was only bird on the desert scene. tongue can pronounce that her basic grayish - brown Wesley Bolin, may be shaking too willing to circumvent the + T h i s the first time around. r coloring. his new broom a bit too state constitutional requirement opinion is Then, althoughShe also has a reddish bill, isn't q shared by , g he's whereas both male f - vigorously. But he the ogre of senate approval when an blessed with a respectable and e the cards- z amount of scarlet on his • male pyrrhuloxias have that some would paint him to appointment couldn t stand nal, if I r ellow bills.The bill coloring breast it supply doesn't Y be, and he's doing some things close scrutiny. correctlyr v is thequickest wayto tell '��- `� �� measure up to the flamboy- • interpret 5• ' Y the two females apart as which needed doing. A little housecleaning by his .. . P ancy of the only all red bird, the many „ `� Y.�.:: they look very much alike Such as: Demanding the successor may do the voters and times I've ' ,'' ' ' the cardinal. otherwise. resignations of a few appointed taxpayers a favor. caught u h t ��°L•�?����' ��,fr��� ppg Both birds are singing, Although the females of state officials who were named We don't expect Gov• Bolin him preening by a reflective charming suitors and become p surface. model husbands. The sin these two birds aren't so by former Gov. Raul Castro to be a strong contender at Thisyear-round resident •Y g daringly.plummaged as the largely On the basis of cronyism least �in appeal t0 els s dent to their mates while the males,they are blessed with g y y1 pp the electorate has a relative who matches nests are built of rough •• • . #• equal singing ability which>s or having Spanish surnames. when all the hats g0 into the him.in friendliness, musical twigs and grass. unusual in the bird world. Castro, who may have had ring for governor next year. But ability and vigor. But hi•s While the females are • . less than top billing in incubatin three or four They all like to sing from good intentions, made a in the meantime, he lust might feathered competition is due g high vantage points such as number of really bad a p- do the state some good. mainly to two things, spotted fully ring food to them. These birds feed on They help the young with insects,worms,and seeds- feeding and flying during especially sunflower seeds. TED TS SOUTHWEST CORNER those first perilous days out From mankind's standpoint of the nest. they are as useful as they Life without The male pyrrhuloxia may are handsome. pets .? � I arra indebted for 'the wondered this with a quiver dinary chairiagain." Soon we were leaning following column to Mr. and of emotion in the question. It was getting to us. Our against each other,sharing a Mrs. Gale Monson, who got The verythought of it Looking g' eyes filled with tears. tear-sopped towel. r Lookina back it from friends or relatives[I evoked a tear from my wife's * * * We tortured ourselves forget which] in California. left eye. "What if you were to wake with the thought of being One Year Ago town can get federal funds, It says a lot about a favorite She smiled benignly and up of a morning and find no free to take vacations Large dogs and coyotes — especially through the subject of mine — pets. returned the quiver,saying: dog on your chest, begging without boarding the not a panther—are respon- federal Community S al l y Let us count thee ways. for food?" animals. sible for several dog killings Development Act. Monson I felt the hollow around And of owning drapes which have taken place near tells me it . , There was a dual sigh. my breast and pangs of unripped by Streaker's Oro Valley,according to the appeared Who would we stumble remorse filled my soul. claws. Arizona Game and Fish originally � over on the stairway if "It would be missed," I Mywife blew her nose on PUNCH L 9K y Department. in Wall Goldie The Dog were not agreed. "Then, too, who a Kleenex. • y ' .=-� here,"said mywife,fondly. Many northside residents 4 Traban swould throw up on the "Can you picture the mat •° g in "Yes, I would miss that,"I recreation room rug? Our have contacted'that depart- column � ��, g at the front door without a meat in the past few weeks e'�� the Santa said. "And how sad it would Whole routine would be dead sparrow or mouse in 4 1 ��r � C r u z. ` - ' ' be gaze upon our patch of changed,"I cried. sections?" to report seeing a large -9 , g two or three 1 eillk [Calif.] Sentinel. I enjoyed green lawn one day and find * * * "It would be awful," I black cat in the area. it. no brownpatches where she "What � ' Hope you will too. about the great moaned. Two Years Ago � cla � � * * * hadn't urinated," messes around the feeding "And I would have two Oro Valley's town assets MACHINES ARE Sitting before the We dwelled on this sad plates? All that would be real slippers again," she were $21,376 for the fiscal SENSITIVE. WHEN • note for a moment. gone,"I said. year. The figures show darkened fireplace the othersaid. gam' THE WASH/NG evening in my uneasy chair, Then my wife said: "Gone We both bawled. Finally I held out a $11,444 in the general fund MACHINE' STOPS with an unlighted pipe and would be the cat hair all over "And all that money we defendingg hand. and $9,932 in the gas tax WORKING, THE the house. — it fund. AIR CONDITIONER' no smoke curling lazily into pay to the pound to get "Stop, stop is all too the room, whilst scratching "Not to mention the Goldie back." USUALLY BREAKS horrible to contemplate. Three Years Ago DOWN, 700! between the ears of faithful sentimental flea bites, I "And who would wake us She did,and we went back E.S. "Steve" Engle, of Goldie The Dog --- a said. at 3 a.m.if Streaker The Cat to our books. president of "Protect IIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIO thought materialized. "And you could probably was not here to fight under . Sometimes I think Residential Oro Valley's "What would our life be get the rip in your easy chair the window?" downright careless Existence" (PROVE), is like without pets?" I fixed; it would be an or-! * * * thoughts. researching how the new •asantu..awnnasaaa.uasran•.a•t•.r•nr•rota!Tnnaaatrtana•ns•Wetus•naaTTsiast�nn/nanaaannan•e•s•./sur•.••r••airs•r/•..••us••.sanssa•r.•/•s•••••.nasts••ur•a. aa•f•!a/r••/r•/aarrtt•tr/•anita/fna••t•rt•tn/•/•//ata•a/r•t/.tat/at•/an••aa/••/•/r•tt••••••/•t•/at/•//t..•/.//t/t/t•rf/•t/It/•/at/o...4e THEODORE C.TURPIN I Published every Editor&Publisher Wednesday by Sancruval Corp.,I _ ,,�.. DENNIS JOYCE P.O.Box 3003,Tucson,Az.85702. Eci0r0 vane 'Offices at-426 E.7th St.,Tucson,Az. iiiy News Editor I Single dies 15 cents each;by — , -_. mail,$3 for one-year subscription Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County,Arizona '' . NEWS STAFF. Second Classsta e Po g _• paid at Tucson,Az. Mary Schmidt Chris Kemberling No.324570November 9 1977 Linda Thompson zLiminmseseemi Publication mama......rtairr.....•••...air...an.aaaam.tuanatusuuuuWa,Ats*.Maas•.•alta••.uanoun......•uasaaa..nuaarauunua.asnt.aat..au....naaarat•rrna.t.aa.ansa..s••..nsanrnaaat..asrr•arara.•r•sasrasu.•r.ns.assr/•assss..a•s•a•••..•...s•s•••••s•.......a•.ss.•rnua....•.•n..••a.1 . November 9,1977 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A-3 OPENS OFFICE NEAR TOWN HALL ' Chiropractor moves to OV to attract area patients Oro Valley gained its services were needed out converted to an office with a second medical practitioner here,"Waldschmitt said. waiting room, a conference in a year last week when A graduate of Palmer room and space for a possible Iowa chiropractor Dr. College of Chiropractic in X-ray machine. Joseph Waldschmitt opened Davenport, Iowa, Wald- He said he is considering his office in the apartment schmitt moved to Tucson a shooting his own X-rays as "~` w complex that houses Oro year ago with his family to his practice grows. X-rays, Valley's town office. begin his own practice. he said,are a vital part of his Waldschmitt, who has Although he still lives in business in that they help a ° been practicing in Tucson Tucson, he said he plans to chiropractor determine if '- for the last 10 months, said move to the Northwest to be the spine is damaged. 1: x he decided to open his own closer to his business. Chiropractics,the practice practice in Oro Valley Waldschmitt is practicing of preventing and curing ' , `` V. �. ' because of the lack of from an apartment next to diseases through manipula- r y �, f�� � 1 di W .O. ]rg .:3�, it .2" ! ' " • r r ?X ; r.'«+,°�'} / '+ . 3. � 'ca" y. .,.!,,,,'.,'„4,-,44..,...t.,�}fit chiropractic services on the the Oro Valley town office, tion of the spinal column,is a �� £ � r ; > north side. � . �� � � ��� ;°�;r�, � ��.�, �, �ii, �� rented by local resident relatively new practice in the � � � � 4 [---- ° The Northwest side is Nathaniel LeVine. It has medical pnrofession, Wald- r � ��� � growing and I felt my b e e n remodeled and schmitt said. , d _ However, it is becoming ,. :� recognized as a valid method �, 2 ,�as °°�, of curing by medical doctors f NEED Das they begin to realize that . '' : chiropractic is another _ x: specialization in the medical = � a�� NOW field,he said. wA • � Since opening, Wald- rz �. . ....�. LOW COST DENTURE < � � 4. � .. _ schmitt said he has already �� • �• �� gained several patients from �� . ,�� 7,.. Oro Valley, and has been � �` ` For under $200 visited by patients as far away as Green Valley and Marana. Chiropractic in OV He said that with his move to Oro Valley,he is hoping to gain town patients and Dr.Joseph Waldschmitt,a chiropractor,prepares to examine X-rays of a patient at his OS AVAILABLE TO YOU patients from other North- new office next to the Oro Valley town office.Waldschmitt opened the oaf ffice here last FROM YOUR side areas. week after practicing briefly in Tucson. (Voice staff photo) LICENSED DENTIST ,::.•,,,., *-,,,,,, 4...4 4, , .., .,.. , , CALL 327-4533 FOR THE ■ . , { LICENSE[ DENTISTilf° I ° r _%- �- : INYOUR LOCALITYtyvClel.ive „,,,?,-,,,,,,-,,, -, -.,,,,,,I,,...2,:ii.,,-4„,,,,i,„:„.., -... , ,.. .1-,,,,,j A `,” - . .. , -1,,,,,,,,-;„ 5 t ,-: ,..,,.,,,,, oik 1 .-, ;,..t. i -:,!. .; _ ' ' - ' ., j;t)-,;.-1-4,..:,.„•*.r-.44.4.,..r„,,.„ ._' -...4!?,,szt,,,,,e,,, „' b y , , ., , ., .., , , „ , „ , , ,,_ . b . ..... ...., t,,, ,, s, .,.,..: .....„,,,4 = "e. • a. 3 to., Y`��S �, -"a„- st.,a• X5"'.5.,1w1,4,*,'-`::;*--..:: �.. .. �, '� a.. !n'....?z.'��..`f''^tet .r,,�,::�".``,,'•r�• .�”" .. r "4'.'�*.? -+�;. �t'C ,.-... ;+,*. ~A lot Of places pay the big rates sore of Get t to biggest savings rates in town. Dave Taylore..', e. 8u� ivin s delvers to Get moven to Pima vn s. FARMERS • �.r.� . 9 Sales Representative .' �, .., g$t�=�the t • INS(JRANCE -4' 16320 N. 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"..r.,"",;;;;;„ 4 ,-.-. -,..,, x ` �y f. � Presented64cRuiSING 78ft ., ,„,,,. .... , . s_ .,,,.„.r..„. ., .. ., • , , by •x � . � x n .. d �<:, ,, i4 71; `_ :r. t`` fk, ,�° ,... ..r° ♦3. ... . i 5:—/.. S 1 . .. Illtaireau TRAVE _ SERVICE ._ - • ,... _ .,, 5 ,,, ,I .. =y '<' +♦., .. • m• ak+ » 402 1 N. VERNON �.::z _�; „�:�• ay Tuesday, N©v 15 - ' '. - ci a, •,017)' x a S',_ v` , , ... 7:3U to y:30 P.M. *h: Ay • Rtfreshrs•A+Iovi�t• Door , .......,...... . , :w - ,0, NO ADMISSION CHARGE .> . " For information or reservations Fir the lop hauAIIIIMIIINIIIIIIILA l. rl.ax, 9 155 West Esperanza, Green Valley -..._ call 793 -71 �� • ,'. A-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE November 9,1977 Trico For all your PRESCRIPTION needs,head Buckelew longs for farm shop in the pleasant surroundings of Bob Buckelew is an Oro Buckelew can talk for past three years. artistic side to tractors and Valley transplant. He may hours on farming, which is "We're like a small legisla- farm machinery when you misENER DRUGS like the area that's now the something he's been doing ture with 46 state represen- take them out of their nor- incorporated Town of Oro since he was knee high to a tatives. Sometimes we do mal environment. I take Valley -- where he's lived stalk of wheat. Born on a some lobbying, but we also gears and other pieces of old for the past 16 years.But he farm in Chandler, he began stay abreast of financial equipment and weld them under the dome loves his farm southwest of managing his father's crops techniques for electric together." in the Casa Blanca Plaza Tucson. - at 19. co-ops." So far Buckelew has creat- 6020 N Oracle With his wife Clara and After that he raised crops Recently, Buckelew was ed some heavy duty birds . four children, he moved on farms near Prescott and appointed the agricultural with his sculpturing. Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates from the farm to his home at Casa Grande before settling representative for the Pima But it doesn't take long 215 W.Oro Valley Dr.so theBuckelew Association ofGovernments before his mind wanders hours 9 to 9 297-2234 down on the farm kids would have an easier in 1952. (PAG)208 Areawide Waste- back to farming. access to their education He maybe a soft spoken, water Committee. "When I do have some facilities and after-school p spare time, I'd like to live in activities. slow talkin' farmer — but He insists he is serving his a deprived country for a Even though those he's definitely twentieth last term on the Trico board while. Maybe I could help NEW CROP DATES century. and on the co-op association raise their standard of living youngins are now college graduates,Buckelew contin- Buckelew was re-elected , "d liketodoof theI don't want to retire,but by teaching them better ues to commute to his farm I some methods of farming. Orders now beingTrico president a few daily.A member of the Trico months ago, to serve yet things I ve postponed over With his down-home per- Electric Cooperative, Inc., another term until next the years. sonality, Buckelew has an to ken that powers the farm,he has spring.He has been a mem- As far as Trico, in his entertaining personality less served as the organization's ber of the Trico board of absence, is concerned: commonly found in city president since 1959. "There's no such thing as slickers. for holiday mailin s directors since 1953. 9 Buckelew admits that for being indispensable, you Asked if he preferred some time now, he's had a Trico, a nonprofit electric know." Robert or Bob in print, hankerin' to return to the cooperative, serves rural And then he laughs. Buckelew replied, "Well MUNSON'S farm, located a mile west of areas in portions of Pima, "Nope, the only thing that most people call me Bob. Robles Junction. Pinal and Santa Cruz Coun- worries me is that someone And some of my girlfriends TUCSON DATE CO. "I had alwaysplanned to ties. It was originated in might do it better." call me Honey.And my wife Mail or telephone orders accepted y 1948 by Avra Valley farmersBuckelew said he may do Clara—well,sometimes she OPEN 9 TO 5 MON. THRU SAT. •CLOSED SUN. move back to my farm. My and ranchers. roots are there. But Clara some traveling and resume calls me Dreamboat. 52 E. ROGER ROAD wouldn't have anypart of Each of Trico's 5 000 his metal sculpturing hobby. "Could we just stick with p g , Bob?" AT TH E CORNER OF STONE 887-2731 it. She's an avid golfer," he members, regardless of "You see there's an . said. their energy consumption, has one vote in electing the And you can tell he's not seven-member board. And the type of husband to go the board,in turn, elects the Awol. He's pretty partial to president. NUMBER ONE RADIO Clara. The "presidency" isn't as He did, however manage impressive a title as it may to recruit one Buckelew to sound, Buckelew is quick to eoe take up farming, at least. point out. His son Nick left the pro- " Alin The president may carry fessional golf circuit last forpeople �. the meeting, but he doesn't . • year to settle down there. vote unless it's a tie vote.Do Nick will eventually you know that in all the time manage the farm's 600 acres I've sat on the board,I don't KAI R is concerned. of cotton and 220 acres of think I've ever voted?" wheat when his father re- Buckelew's primary re- tires. sponsibility, and the re- Y,-. The Tucson Police Department recent) placed a highY "But for now I'm trying to sponsiblity of the entire 'priority on safetyin its request for funds. The Police want share some of my farming board, is to act as liaison £ , ply I'mco-op more equipment to catch the speeders. experience with son. between the and its giving him pointers on how members. to increase his yields, and He has also served as ideas for soil and water Arizona's representative to conservation. You know, the National Rural Electric _ Well, that is a sensible goal. Casualties are too high on agriculture has really come Cooperative Association in a long way." Washington, D.C. for the 'the streets. But there always have to. be tradeoffs. Getacopyof On the other side of the ledger from safety and control of o ro va e - ..�.. .a�T.. speed is the necessary target of moving the traftic. Visitors and to Phoenix have the impression that cars move faster in /' i BALL the other Arizona large city. This suggests that the relative / emphasis between safety and moving the traffic is different. at these locations: Nanini Financial Plaza • But whatever the choice between safetyand speed, Food Giant at Casal Tucson needs to put far more emphasis on developingAdobes new city. ways to move cars around our Coat of Arms Sat eway at Plaza Escondida , Oro Valley Town Hall Oro Valley Country Club The simple fact is that the overwhelming majority of • Tucson people want the freedom of their automobiles. For Circle K at Magee and - .Oraclea very long time ahead this is going to be the major means of transportation around our city. For several years, our 7-11 at Hardy and Oracle city council was distracted by the goal of trying to persuade Highland Mobile Home Estate a or force the citizenry into buses. It didn't work. .„-‘ In Catalina: A society that can go to the moon must use its technical Circle K skills to move the traffic. Catalina Plaza Drug Red's Bait and Tackle 1 And at El Con ShoppingIf you have comments or suggestions, write to "KAIR Is Concerned". Center The above editorial was written by John Riddick and aired on September 27 by KAIR AM and FM. /5O I/ / / CA LL November 9,1977 ., 4.4" .g `` ... Ia.j Ato - - l 'L}�. •+v� r f , . ,.,, :-..--- ..„,.-... . ...<.,.e.......3'a."r.-.xi;.,"'7.„„zr�'y'a�c.e..,.......•.<,w.,.v:,--..:::...,.<...... --,....-......;......^.._..;;r.,. .....,.,.-;--.....-.>...."r........�5..=.,.....°.+. .,>..,.....3 -..""....:,.•.,_.:.,.:.,..... fir;.,.+..:,... v•.. l ri°.. T .� n a ..g � + �.. „'(,^ ;,'..• • '.... ..' . ., ,,,,,,,v,,,,,,_ w . 9 „ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,,,,:s,„,„,,,,,,„,,,„:,,, ..„,,,,,,,. S .Ri� Yy,„ np pA !j+?/. .Vim� ..� .:K: •1 :O�'Ayr ,4.1.:;,....: yy,. i+Crr.� - v .� iw --4-_,„,,_-.., p , ,�. Y'% �� wilderness s . - a . ` .' " ::::::,:::,,,,,,„, ..exr A ; �c&.rreU• ii> . >, .-.5 :. . .- x . ti ,,.r �,vc.,r . �z., � .`a4 -c.+?" �� . y,o''.+ .. 6,t,��. ,?S ��,C w .i .-?3-,,, ,E:>, a R!fid . ;�J�yy�+ >' 4 ,0'5K1- ar..f.5ra� .a .^.rkyxva � 'Y "i:..�cid+. r.�-,,---,4.„- . ,� .` ./kfait - awaits Carter - -.......................„........_ — i _ - - , _...,7 7. "- 7,:,,,,,,,--.....°`.3, - ,, 'r• " ,.- p:,i,., . • At,„ 1 ~" �� � � � _ The Pusch Ridge area of the Santa >:�F..w Y%.� �e.�s..Y w.N.,c,�'a,.E.,R s..t..�t iv�'� �'.a�.''"� ,,+y x, x a i'”s r t Mi-�+''" g • w =~ K Catalina Mountains appears to be assured •�.�} - ��,p.-'�f �.�"� ;2,7, _ �sc =.,:q., �i•�-,....,,,,74:447:. � •"wilderness" '� 'i a t - r �,�. of `wilderness status by the federal - :-,-,g—i—as— -- _ .- k A government. ' �, � - _ - �-� ;. .. �. A bill to . �-ci. establish the 56,430-acre Pusch x Ridge Wilderness has cleared a o'Q�-,,�� - •-. _ .. w _ ." ...r...4,„ -4--:W-:°‘1711.7'''r-L' : Senate conference committee ins .. , Washington. The next step would - -0 k �w ‘^St^'Ac �k i #x , r� rK routinely be the President's signature, .'# -- ?: #,41r which seems probable The Pusch Ridge bill, introduced A ': • -. ." originally by Rep• Morris K. Udall, D- , " Ariz., encountered no serious opposition. w { .r .. ., `� The proclaimed wilderness area will d 4 g .. .. • A x - , include such landmarks as Pusch Ridge ,..r, 11.','' '''' w,. and Pusch Peak themselves, plus Finger Rock, Table Mountain, Mount Kimball Duplicate for district and Cathedral Rock. Five tiny sections were deleted from the Amphitheater School District will begin construction of a new new school, to be located at Sage and Romero Roads, was Pusch Ridge Wilderness to allow for trial elementary school in January to be patterned after the approved by district voters last month. (Voice staff photo) access and to accommodate an existing Coronado Elementary School in Catalina,pictured above.The archery range. PPEP asks return CATALINA CURRENT Crowds flock to 4 -H trophy horse show of oo stamps By BETTE CHASTAIN bicycles or parts to use in the repair work The old cliche"when it rains it pours"hit Pick-ups,vans and motor homes brought will be welcomed. home for Norm Recktenwalt recently. distribution 68 contestants and many more observers to ii. * * Louise was rushed by ambulance to Tucson the Northside Raiders 4-H Horse Show The Coronado School cafenasium was General Hospital in'critical condition Oct. last week. filled to the brim for the Halloween Party. 28 with a heart attack. The competition was held at the Milky Ruth Hussman was kept busy as the As she was improving, her daughter Catalinans are still waiting to hear Way Ranch. Fortune Teller and children lined up for Janet Pracht flew to Catalina leaving whether the food stamp and unemploy- Cindy Laruwe's horse Kocoa Goe Dar their turn at the Fish Pond and Apple behind her husband and three children in ment services cut off by the DES in took high honors for the day, winning Bobbing. Washington, D.C., to help her mother October will be reinstated. showmanship at halter,western pleasure, Parents supplied the cookies, cupcakes along. Officials at Project PPEP (Portable run, ride, and lead, goat time and barrel and candy. Judges had a rough time Norm again had to call the hospital when Practical Educational Preparation), a race. picking winners as there were so many Janet came down with an acute attack of rural self-help program which helped She also won two large trophies for Hi outstanding and original costumes, but asthma. She was taken to the intensive DES administer the services, said theyPerformance Horse and Hi Point for the here they are: care unit at the same hospital. Gymkhana,. Preschool Stephanie Crippen; Louise's mother, Mrs. Ted Babaneau sent a letter to DES last week asking it to Dressed in a lavender belly dance kindergarten Kenny Glommen;first grade flew in from Houston, accompanied b reconsider. P Y "We feel it will be a hardship for people costume, Rene Brinkman took the trophy Reanne Burt; second grade Jeff Parsley; Louise's sisters Dorothy, of Monroe, La. living in rural communities to have to go for best costume. third grade David Glommen;fourth grade and Frances from Atlanta,Ga. * * * Scott Pohlman;fifth grade Judy Dawson; Norm has been spending most of his time into Tucson for these services,"said Elise The Catalina Area Volunteer Fire and sixth grade Tony Repala and David at the hospital, going from floor to floor Arnold, Project PPEP resource Rescue 5,responded to an auto fire of Russell;junior high Kelly Hutchison;high giving encouragement to his loved ones.As mobilization coordinator. undeterminorigin. Takingapproxi- • g pp school Lisha Smith;adult Tim Mosman. of now,Janet is improving and Louise may According to an earlier statement by the mately 20 minutes to extinguish,the small Pumpkin carving winner was Doug go to University Hospital for further tests local DES administrator, a decision on sedan was a total loss. Hutchison. and possible surgery. resuming the service could .come next * * * * * * - Louise is recuperating at home and week. The CAVFR has started a Toys for Tots Robby Rarick, second grade student, Janet is improving, as well. Milt Graf, DES District II (Pima Christmas drive, so we can all clean out won a week's supply of ice cream in the * * * County)administrator,has said earlier he closets and toy boxes.Repairable items can nutrition poster contest. Ran into John and June Scott the other would look into the situation himself. He be dropped off at the Fire Station on * * * day and they said to say "hi" to all their - was out of town and unavailable for Oracle and Everett so the volunteers can Happy birthday to Arthur (Archie) Catalina friends. John hasn't worked for comment Monday. start working on them. Archibald. two months and is now in the hospital for But one of his aides said that the matter - All toys, games, skateboards, dolls, * * * surgery. We wish him a speedy recovery. was probably still being negotiated and that nothing had developed yet. , , -, DES programs in five communities — - including Catalina — had been - discontinued because they.were "cost- r ,ti ineffective"DES officials said. ; 41014 - A a..„,,, The other four communities are Tanque - Verde, Three Points, the Pasqua Indian ." Ag '` il.,, Village and Littletown. 4kt 4 # . � Food stamp and unemployment ' kk'i insurance aid in Marana and Continental "� � h are still in effect because there was a `I greater demand, according to the DES. i - => 1 il �" Hortensia Rodriguez, PPEP's Catalinad'i , - community aide had helped DES officials - administer the bi-weekly services there - .! 4 . and tried to find local residents who could • ` iY benefit by the programs. ' --` e: "We would hope that the DES would :1 , reinstate them and we would just continue to do what we've been doing,"Mrs.Arnold ,. f� said. I Itc,110 ,s.,,„., y 4 ','ick-'s.i's,--, ' , 3 ('atalinans must now make an appointment to get their food stamps at Rogues alle o winners Sixth Ave., 792-8576. Originality in design marked the costumes that judges chose as "1,000-year-old man"turned everyone's head as he scampered Unemployment insurance is available at prize winners in last week's Halloween Party at the Coronado about with his brother Michael,the mummy.The boys are the the Congress office. Elementary School(left).Billy Joe Boudreaux as the youngest sons of Karen and Bill Boudreaux. • B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE November 9,1977 Opponentswatch 'buffer' dwindles rd (Continued from Page A-1] parcel of land owned by John and Mamie denry re z nln • especially in the mobile home park, Kai. Garcia added. Donald Pitt,Ratliff's attorney, success- Initially Johnson—the principle county fully gained similar densities for Ratliff's Pima County's Board of visor lamented was absent First Avenue - Orange planner for the Rancho Vistoso master own 300-acre parcel of land in the Supervisors unanimously at hearings on other recent Grove Road, which Marved plan — said the supervisors.-had disre- southern portion of Vistoso. voted to deny Marved rezoning plans. had hoped to develop at a garded this area designated for a buffer Ratliff will also increase his holdings in Homes request for North- The board capped a higher density. when they increased the densities. that area by 640 acres if a proposed land side rezoning Monday — morning of stern protest by The company had sought In a later interview, however, Johnson trade with the State Land Department is bowing to public opposition area residents, many of rezoning to allow con- said, in review that the buffer still exists successful. which at least one super- whom live near the land at struction of two homes under the plan only at a slightly "higher Ratliff plans to trade his Rancho rather than one home per density". Romero property to the land department the county's Planning and acre on 275 acres—a request CDS zas San ManueItitle The buffer's effectiveness "will dependin return for the state's land within Pw�ns on how its developed,,�he added. Rancho Vistoso. Zoning Commission had Stubbs had requested the increase in The remaining southern portion of Canyon del Oro High traditional foe that always recommended the board densities during the hearing for Jackson's Rancho Vistoso is split several School has again won the provides a battle despite approve last month. P among AA-South football title and past records. But unlike that advisory property and for an adjoining 300-acre landowners. has a chance to repeat as the Friday night the Dorados commission, the Board ofAmeric• an Viewpoints state champion. fashioned a 34-0 halftime Supervisors followed the The Dorados rolled past lead. CDO Coach Bob Smith wishes of the protestors who „.: ” _ --- PROFESSIONAL, San Manuel 53-13 Friday sent sophomore Mitch jammed into its hearing f-.�; ,--�-- r'. night, putting their con- Maynard in for Oro Valleys room Monday. `.-.- o;- 100_ _ --- STUDENT or . ference record this year at 6- Jeff Carreon, the veteran "What do the homeowners ',,, .� _ HOUSEWIFE ARTISTS . . . 0. They have a total mark of quarterback, and Maynard ` want?" asked one man, . r ,;. = ,,-. . 6-1-1 in all games this- had a great last half. speakingfor the Foothills l �` :..� � :; You season. He threw two touchdown Coalition of residents near ., `= ; '. 1'- CDO closes out its con- passes,scored once on a run, and Orange Grove. ,? „...-- -_ -r.:-_,,' r_ FRAME THAT PAINTING-- First 0 g , ference schedule this week and completed four out of "They want this land ---,...N4.,...,---.' -=, = . ti� �._ come and visit the against Flowing Wells, a eight passes. developed in accordanceL-:.-._-_, -*--2:-.,-?:....t.:4-?:. -,a.__-...: - P ~ _- BIGGEST little Frame Sho with the general land use � -..,^= �'� plan, which is one residence , �� _ in Tucson.Over 2500quakty per acre. \ ,--- - Countymulls northwest dumpp lea o thehandcraftedpicture frames In an emotionalp t ,, The Board of Supervisors ing area with county officials supervisors, Sol Tobin from Labour to keep alive in on display--from 5X7 to 24x48 Marved played on some of will decide whether to ap- Oct.X17 at a northside resi- p nems' own your breast that little prove a sanitarylandfill dents home. his opponents spark of celestial fire, Now you can afford to frame that favorite arguments in asserting that —conscience. painting in a quality handmade picture north of Oro Valley after Walker said some at the the development proposed George Washington frame at Northwest residents meet meeting were concerned that <`would eliminate, LOW LOW LOW with county officials for the large amounts of refuse to a - Prices second time to discuss the could contaminate their certain, HALF 1 degree, urban r project. water. sprawl." Tobin and the protestors Imported A gravel pit south of Ina County officials.told resi- watched in surprise as the Road and east of the Santa dents that water contamina- SIZE piETuRE poker-faced supervisors } Cruz River, would be used tion wouldn t occur. The indicated their disfavor. for the sanitary landfill. County Sanitation Depart- Supervisor David Yetman SHOP Supervisor E.S. "Bud" ment and a hydrologist, said to the crowd during the 22,43 EAST FRAMES Walker said some interested however, will study the hearing, "I regret that you persons discussed the land- matter further, 'Walker weren't here while we were BROADWAY Milli E. BROADWAY Country 325-5617fill's effect on the surround- added. considering massive 1 TUCSON,ARIZ. MoN THRUoSAT. 10:00 to 6:oo b rezoning. heard no protest ' ' . during the Tortolita Area Plan, which (he said) will enjoy i----Nirotw..,, ^'M---�� open the door to urban Stllririing Color entures „ '� sprawl.” �� P photography ilitliffille �� ,�1� i Yetman added, I heard •ii no protest against Rancho of Arizona `� 1::.,- Vistoso, which — if all year long. A ry • a developed — will be smilarx fi.1:;T.< .-..h ,A�: -,1i .={: .�=t ,� • .,�` b .x? .��t&�-fiat�._:4--A-4,411):7:_;, .�+ �A.. .i 1, y:,. im , a .4s�. ,A ;..,Vy - ka'' !to nothing which has ever =, 3,E. g.: . ,a -o,,4 _ n • : : , „:,i: %occurred before. 'i -Fa. . e �: � Y$fi ?* - „ y �� , „+ s j • .:v)art.:,J,a% • --; 4e`' = g -[ Q4- ` ^The crowd surprisingly ..*4,.,. 1 - : y s ,5.._%a- . " , r �,+ _ `, . ` t Are you interested in a applauded the supervisors u `K� _ #, criticism. ..-W.,. Marved had also -._ .. - 4 ,-: . low cost qualityDenture k xL � , ' -ave ��x �, ,•_ :4....„, ��• requested rezoning for 25 �� `'��'':,--,k,}v'+,, �{•_4.=� y� acres at the intersection of - .... t 4,-,,,,' Orange Grove Road and <Y > ,`�-_ .- by a Dentist in a North First Avenue, from 1.::.-f-.4.1:;.- -.*,,,,at` : .. one unit per acre to high ....,i.::-:,-,,, - r , g ;��t density multi family ---r° _ --.z fr Xs......,t,` _ -r ::t. ��a?r a ,r `. .. °- `.rel`- , L i... '1� '�,�� � r '. ? dwellings. �'. 1 `.. . (.1' �_ rTucson Dental office. . ,� - . , T -r `t'.� �,? � *�''`��'U#�r r?i°' ice` i- •_ . . ,_ , \a 3 � Z -_-.. ,..,., . r .. :,,, L�<. , ..:; , . ' _p COPIES --,-_-,3,-,-, , =.,---- , --,,t: - 5c.,, . —.- .,_, .,...: ,,,,.,—,:, ,. • --- , , ,----„: .,,, .- _,. . ... ,... 7225 N.Oracle 50 ���. . „ , �-. ,. ;; at Ina �r Cali 2961259 Near Great Western Bank r ' ' _- 4:''�\5 fi taki:;;, - '• 4T. 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Free accessories - $75.00. 2 10-speed Gallery 326-7503. estimate. , bikes$25 each.2710 W.Overton. BICYCLE FOR SALE. 3 speed enclosing backyard, large rooms, bedroom mobile home. 12-65 mid 60's.Call 297-5655. Schwinn.21" extended, living room 20 wide,frame.Tubes,tires, _ 1-1/4 acres.I will leave set up for BUSINESS SERVICE• Carpentry work all phases. , cables,and brakes only 1 year old. 4 people.Dishes,Silver&bedding, Kitchens our specialty. For free 426 TV s/Stereo/ Really clean.$35.297-3789. FOR SALE etc. Price total $15,500, $6,500 2-1/2 acres.Lg.home w/pool.3 or 000 bal., $175.63 per DIRECTORY designs and estimates call Radio 4 BRs.2 rentals in town.Reason- down, , $9, 795-8878. 10-Speed Schwinn ladies bicycle. mon.payments.WA.Bud Griffen, able price:889-2941 or 889-8305. 1564.0 Daisy Place,825-9237. Almost new. Excellent condition! 207 Auto Service ioSnTsITaCnHd +, 23"Zenith -two speakers.Works $100. 297-0364. May be seen _ ES BY RITA fine.$250 or offer.887-5613. mornings and Saturdays. ,,., Alteratdress making-Oxo .. 7 Valley 297-4785. --"` Magnavox Console Stereo/AM-FM /0 t,•'''E Z.'�t early American maple cabinet, 707 Recreational $'+� , ... .,...r�, excellent condition. 30�}. V-hi s ... r . .��._ ''' 297-6800. .::- 707 T MERCHANDISEKNIGHT _, Camper Shell,for long wide bed - f All RV Service MISCELLANEOUS 23"Zenith -two speakers.Works 24 high. Insulated. $200. Complete Motor- fine.$250 or offer. 889-8305,889-2941. Homes, Travel _._. Trailers,Fifth Wheels 401 Appliances ' Camper windows and camper - 28 Wanted To Buy � and Campers - doors for sale! 889-2941 or AND DAY 889-8305. serviced by qualified GE electric hair dryer for sale. 'glib /MP' technicians. $5.00.889-8305. GOLD/SILVER-Buying any form. 0 Complete gas.electrcc plumb B.R.E.Metals&Refining Company, 1968 Ford Step-In Van,converted �r Ing,repairs.hitches,tow bars. Tucson 749-3051. into camper. Sharp! $3,300. • wiring expertly installed.Rein- p p gerators b furnaces also ser- 402 Antiques • 889-2941,889-8305. _Ati,� ► viced,mobile service available Lookingfor 1973 Dad air- 4-- � I / Ali RV Service conditioner.Call 743-7098. Long wheel base camper shell. ��. lest off of 1-10 at 1225 Antique tables for sale.Call 889- -- 889-,8305. W Miracle Mie 2941 or 889$305. VIVANT - ifr .--. •�o n Mon Fn 8 6 p.m - °'1b- ' Sat 9-5pmPETS & ADS • i �� • B Q intmen!only r l '� �� - 710 Trucks ,� .00. y a� Fo sae large antique 30 x30 522 3709 butcher block,30"x30"x32" hi LIVESTOCK ° ' vy ,., , . c „ 15 in. thick. Phone 623-4003 or For sale 72 Chevy truck.V8, air, o 297-4807. 502 Pet/Livestock 1/2 ton. Call 889-2941 or s o 209 Building/ 889-8305. • Supplies a Remodeling Wanted:to help rehabilitate those .,)r� WORK who are less fortunate.We are in 1 - o .. 1976 GMC 4 W.t ,rPS.,P.B.,9000 `, need of tax deductible miles and manyV4* Mexican Clay Floortiles. $65 per DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, Rabbit hutches,al!new galvanized extras. Must sell. • square foot.Also roof tile.Adobe welded wire construction. Corn- Call 887-2011 and ask for Mike. Wholesalers,Tucson,793-8593. china, pictures & frames, post- plete with feeder,watering bottle $6,200. ° cards,stamps,coins,books,plants � ,� &pats.We will pick up.Call Willing and hangers.1•2 and 3 comport- atU 215 Cooling/ Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. ment units starting at $30.00. '""~" Eff-4 p.m. 825-9391 or 884-8585. RENTALS A Heating T L R $400.00or _ o valley HORSE RAI O Antiques for sale! Phone: 801 Apartment - Protect your cooler with a heavy 889-2941. _ submit offer 9111 N.Oracle 2997- �3�'�""'°'` "`s°'t"`'�`"°'°'°" ''"a`��"`'''� canvas cover from Air-Master 6053. Furnished 3928 S.6th Ave.2949358. A 1 • 413 Furniture for rental BR furnished apartment. 'fir�'� `_ I o 'et ervices Near U of A[North Side].889-2941. 235 Miscellaneous Two beautiful matching mediter- Services ranean overhead lights still in For Classifieds call carton,$50.Custom made,beauti- Got a pedigreed female afghan you ful maple cabinets for our remod- want to breed?I have the male-- 624-3745 .� eled garage,are the wrong color. AKC Lippizan,beige, black mask, Nanau firewood service. Pine or 20 ft. long, 8 ft, tall. Bargain! 2-1/2 years old. 297-5136 or Brf!'1 © mesquite 1/4,1/2,or whole cords. $1x4000.Ph.297-0754. 297-5096. COUPON 3268736. i FAMILY Sofa & Love seat - Hide-a-bed, _ rimi coffee and end tables.Queen size 504 Pets For Sale FOR tuft WANT AD! rill EMPLOYMENT bedroom set near new.299-1548. A set of bunk beds for sale. $25. Dover Pinchers - male & female 327-9258. puppies.294-5866. HERE'S THE RULES 303 Help Wanted Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, _ 1. All Items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining ELEvEn light grey, used one week. Will Regis. Half-Arabian gelding, bay, coupon.sds must be written on the' 4. No personal want ads will be want to pi Item.. sacrifice.297-3721. 4-1/2 yrs.Used Western and Park. -2.Name, address, and phone taken over the phone. BUILDING BOOM-The town of Good health and disposition. number must be included on the 5.The deadline for the FREE Oro Valley is experiencing an Like new,recliner chair-$50.00 Interested? Phone 297-1740: coupon, or it will not be family want ads is FRIDAYIII CI upsurge in building activity and for sale.888-9174. please keep trying. accepted. NOON. will need to enlarge its plumbing - 3.Only personal want ads will be 6.When items]is sold,please call and mechanical inspectors force to FOR SALE: Loveseat, velvet accepted.We reserve the right 884-9880. cope with the new construction. texture upholstery bone back- Live rabbits for sale!New Zealand interested persons should apply at ground with orange and green White Pedigree breeding stock, For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print the town office at 9040 N.Oracle. pattern. One year old, $150. California Dutch& Mixed Breeds. 8700 .o ORACLE Walnut coffee table and shield end All make nice pets!297-1822. table,S10 each.Call 297-9385. Kids:Would you like to earn some Kittens: Purebreds: Siamese. or spending money? Got to have a - Manx.Persians.Pet or show quill- new record album?Dying for some 417 Household - ity. 825-9376 or 825-3400 or _ new clothes? Earn the money G a , S 792-4991. yourself!!Sell subscriptions to the - Oro Valley Voice and Catalina Call. It takes a desire to do it and a For Sale: Kitchen set $30, gold willingness to work.if that sounds upholstered chair $12, walnut like you, call Ms. Sowell at dining table $20, regulation pool w tl►i�C' table$100,air hockey table game �� . 624-3745. $35,stereo component stand$15, • --ii-----i.---v tables & bed stand $12, room \,` 0 NOT FOR P cooler $25, TV stand $10. Also urr a PUBLICATION 4 0 We need mature babysitter for our 12x20 heavy gauge aluminum car- AD ;�. NAME 9 mo.daughter.Daytime hours,in port$450.297.4553-825-3546. fOR f, �`` your home.Call 795-2058. _ BIG ADDRESS For Sale: Salton Hotray $6; CO2 REsuus j Sarah Coventry hostesses and B-B pistols$10;50 ft.5/8 rubber PHONE NUMBER 16054 N. ORACLE sales representatives needed. hose $7 lady's new white leather Write J.M.Leier 3815 E.Lee. jacket,size 12,550.297-2940. 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SER VI � NEWCOMER - Hotel Room Tax much,much,more! 6 DAYS—5 NIGHTS 8 DAYS—7 NIGHTS A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS NEW TUCSONANs Scorpio(Oct.24-Nov.22) The Welcome Cotner Service of Tucson,with its jewelry,wall plaques,wind chimes,etc. trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wondcr- .1690 31/ ®� ful city—all made possible through the c 'on of our per person per person merchants and businesses. dbl.occ. dbl.occ. BOOK NOW SPACE AVAILABLE - SERVING ORO VALLEY AREA TOO! 424 E.brant 32s-s142 A 1_, A miAt41)% --ELAILVIIE 3013 N FIRST AVE TUCSON PHONE 882-0946 1 lam-bpm Monday-Saturday