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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHistorical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (24) E ,S ET-111-F: 25 0 7 3 DEL 5 rs`) J W VA LLE .) C.S O . A °5 �'` _ ...„, . _ I -.._ W y111,..41‘ -,or , ., 7,............ ill ..... = _ i b Ir (:), ' I .1 r' residents- f T wn of Ora Valle Pima County, Arizona y-' .. _„,-...;„.... .•� Published fo.. a the o y, Vol.IV,No.33 One Section, Twelve Pages y 15 Cents Wednesday,December 21;1977 'PERSONAL BRINGREASONS RESIGNATION' Town hopes to fill Hanes ' council seat Jan . 2 6 William Eldon Hanes has resigned his Hanes declined to elaborate on why he council. a.'. wt.... k, �A' .' post as Oro Valley,councilman for "per- submitted his Dec. 13 letter of resignation He won the council seat during a :~ sonal reasons" -„five months before the to the council, other than to say the controversial election in April, 1976 in end 'of his two-year term on the council decision was for"personal reasons.” which he beat out former Vice-Mayor: i w was to expire. "Let's just leave it at that," he said Dorothy Montgomery by just four Votes. Y �,,2 1 s} 3 � Y Mayor Lois Lamberson said the four Sunday. _ The three-council members attending s<>{dt - !` remaining council members hope to name Mrs• Lamberson said, "I don't think last Thursday s December meeting voted ;';71' :',- ; >ti a replacement for Hanes at the January 26 there's any mystery about it.Being on the unanimously to accept Hanes' resignation4,:si � • � , - + � • • It • � f1 �. � �<>} r`A$a;,1 „,,,,,,,I,,...,,.,,,,,,„.. , f council meeting.- council takes a eat deal of time, which with re et. r 1` Any town residents` `interested in' he didn't have to give.” "We've lost our best nit-picker," Mrs. ` `?' ‘,/,„,,,,,,,..,,,,,, 4'' • seeking appointment to the-volunteer post Hanes' responsibilities have been Lamberson said at the meeting, "Now h, ': _ O_.,<-lam 5 � A can contact one of the council members or streets and roads, planningand zoningwell have to do all the nit- ickin our- aY � .� °'` aA r � t +�Yt,; ay`��A 3,a 1 t apply at the Town Hall, 680 W. Calle and federal-revenue sharing — three of selves." >= `,.:Y� ' �` { . A� Concordia. the most important concerns of the Hanes was instigator of some of the rare , 4 ,h ,yS debates-among the council during his 19w, 1-`:.;,,-,::i,i,,,-,,,,-.,--,,,,,,'..?,,,,7t14,..,,, r: f"months as a member, usually arguing --7.-- >` ;,--'4,.., �, r4� --:Y - r .�+yam:, � ,:',;--,-.44,- A��o t s,„ ,,,-,.-4,:.:0,--,,,,,-4.,,,,,,:.� yr ,� against spending town money on items Q X ..,--•;w:,,,,:4:,.. . � such as a $580 set of Arizona's Revised ° ��> 'Pr - � : ,- *�t Statutes a.` ��,�,' ; < :�� � r~�,y !sit' � 2` •t t may'. �` -� • twr`- ..-- :„. Retired from the U.S. Air Force as a _ . :> r � colonel after serving 30 years, Hanes has .� lived at 9025 Overlook Drive in Oro Valley k r h"s _ , .�„ fit`. .t. ti,. for more than three years. ,•at' 4 . He holds a degree in economics from the • ``1 �`}]�� ¢ \ R r. ' , 4 b`a' '� � t � as `� . University of Oregon and a masters :� Y ., is ,,,,,,: inadministration from thet d_ degree public , di) ` University of San Diego. Hanes is married and has four children. ' _ _ Willzam Eldon Hanes DISSIDENTSFAR,2,1,-_ BACK . __ _________ • k� ,,,,, , ,,,, ,„.'r '� w� ." fir „„... ,... ,, ., ,„ . .� , r _ Associationwins oars a o.,.... „i„, s y L x election in 01,.,.. . . . „,,.- .„.„,..„ , ... _ . .„. . „, _,,,,,..,. inOVTownhouses. F• •w + Ma. . . ,_ . , . • ,, A .'.:,' '''''' '-tr.'''.''''-:'. '''''',;.-'.-:1Wt -.:i*:.',..-41.4- - . alk ,. .,. „...,, ¢. Three persons nominated by dissenting Coombes, secretary; Helen Wright, ��-� -�� Oro Valley Townhouse.residents toy run�. ,treasurer; and Shelley Richey, board 4 - for that subdivision's Improvement member and acting legal counsel for the Association, were defeated at the annual group. �` : : meetme recentlybya slate recommended Exact figures of the election won't be g 8� -: S .> . by the association. released,Coombes said. - '_ -,� , But the newly elected officers said they A"substantial"spread in votes between r will conduct a special canvass this week or the person who won a seat by coming in • '',d: next to see how residents feel about speed third and Neil Hanson, also recommended ''" a` bumps recently constructed in the sub- by the nomination committee, who was -- a subject which spurred the fourth. residents'dissent. Jack Sachs, an attorney nominated "This is the first time we've ever had from the floor by the homeowners, =:Q two different factions running for the followed Hanson by only a couple of votes, board," said Bill Gallant, last year's according to Gallant. president of the homeowners association, Jeanne Kent, a housewife and Rick .- . re-elected as director Dec.10. Brevaire, in real estate sales were the r Spokesman for the residents said they other two persons nominated by the ` were upset not only about speed bumps, dissident homeowners. £f. 4 • but also other decisions made bythe board The Improvement Association was ''-•:4-------...4„:',-:.-,4.•,,, without gettinghomeowner input. formed in the early1 7 lp 9 Os and taken over Y r Gallant said the election results were a by the homeowners in 1975,he said. ' "vote of confidence"from the majority of The speed bumps, constructed in late x i � homeowners for the waythe association November, "' �p ber could probably be removed if > : T v 's has been working. Forty-nine of the 74 the majority of homeowners don't want a: .,-.4 . townhouse residents voted in the election. them,"Gallant said. {`' -' i 5 ., Other new officers are President Jim That should be decided when the ballots Wildblood and director Ralph Lawler. special. .. p from special canvass are tallied after next • The three remaining members of the week.()V paznbs Christmaspanes _ .girl six-man board all serving the second "I think the problem is behind us, _ year of a two-year term are: J. Edward Gallant added. LONG-TIME RESIDENT FIGHTS FOR 'HOMELAND' To Shields ' anti-incorporation • wn Hall fuels By DENNIS JOYCE back yard.His house and the because he says he was which finally succeeded in neighborhood for $500 in homes," " romised back in the early ' Kriegh said Ex- News Editor one serving as the hall are P 1974. 1974. cept that the council was Orville Shields has«found located in the Linda Vista 1970s by pro-incorporators �+ Shields last brought his Kriegh and Engle both under the control of the new fuel for the never Tracts. that a Town of Oro Valley disuncorporate 'Oro Valley say Oro Valley gained its anti-incorporators." ending" anti incorporation Shields staged a protest of would never have to pay for drive to the attention of first town hall soon after Three of the first council's fire he continues burning the move last week outside a :1,all . town residents when he incorporation through the members—Virgil Brandon, here — Oro Valley's new the new hall, where televi- When I signed incorpora- complained that the town work of Shields' own anti- Kenneth Holford and Doro- Town Hall at 680 W• Calle sion cameras he had sum- tion petitions, they said we was doing a poor job of incorporation allies. thy Montgomery — com- Concordia. moned filmed him carrying a would continue to get county replacing those county ser- prised the majority that Needless to say, the rode- sign proclaiming, "In my services and would have no vices in maintaining Calle They deny they lied to 7 Y Shields, saying he was told voted to rent an apartment fatigable Shields doesn't opinion, war is inevitable. city hall. They would Buena Vista — the street • on North Oracle Road for a approve of the town govern- Oro Valley Town Hallis operate out of their own Shields lives on. that operating out of a house ment's move to the new, occupying myhomeland. homes," Shields recalls. would be only a temporary town hall PY g Since then, the road has money-saving practice for That apartment served larger quarters. As the most vocal — but He insists he was lied to in been treated with a dust g through the storm first Not only does he feel he's he insists not the only — both respects by current controlling chemical that has the newtown. . Y ugh been lied to again by suppor- anti-incorporator in Oro Val- Town Engineer James kept the problem in check— "Back at the beginning., year Oro Valley, th ters of the town, but they ley, Shields has no use for a Kriegh and Vice-Mayor E.S. but Shields insists that Pima we would and could — the next at two years orofts f its even had the nerve to locate town hall — period. "Steve" Engle — leaders of County could have paved the probably would have ;— stabilization until Dec. 3, its operations in his own But he's especially irked the drive to incorporate, whole stretch outside his worked out of people's [Continued on Page A-61 • 7 fiii-iiiiitirrailTHE WE/ LTH OroValleymustfight (TUCSONSTYLE) lMetro / on all fronts , _ _ -11.04./L0P. R'H 41rc T A��N A LS____.'6''-,j---•,\,..-----.......,....___....,......,_ _. Oro Valleyans should keep a the prospect include Arnold rA►` ,rte METRO Fool N�� weather eye upon the City of Jeffers and Democrat Morris • - • , VI4 Tucson and its intense lobbying Farr. and There are probably T�� �ODF a. efforts for consolidated, or more, since metropolitan mo„,„,:t ! - :- Tvc s oN "Metro" government. If that Tucsonpretty well calls the t:'-r drive succeeds, it could wipe tune for Pima County 1 , out in one stroke independence legislators. Oro Valleygained through its At least, that has been true Tu SOK'. *0 -.-, row g ESTATErporat . - is, hard-won incorporation. up to now. _ , if\v . / The goal of Tucson city Perhaps that can be changed. planners is quite simple and is Perhaps if the county super OR° N 0111 - openly proclaimed to merge 'visors who have opposed Metro cKti. . , the governments of the City of government so far will mount a ALLEY Tucson, Pima County, and counter-effort politically, and quite probably the governments the scores of foothills of Oro Valley, South Tucson homeowner associations will get and Marano organized, we can slow and TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER. . . .By TED TURPIN To this end, the new then stop the consolidation i-- "Citizens for Consolidated steamroller. Selling esan andGovernment" is directed. It's a We should start with Mrs. ii well-financed organization Dusenberry, our own county g . . . Indians eheaded by top local politicians supervisor. Then we need to [Tucson politicians, naturally make sure our own legislators At this time of year the same families have lived brochures and pamphlets — enough] including our ' Oro see the light Tucson area always has a lot here five or six years or attractively printed with and feel the y ' Katie And then we'll robably of newcomers (known more — and they wouldn't colored photos— and not an Valley county supervisor, heat. p - affectionately as snowbirds). trade their lifestyle for inconsiderable number of Dusenberry. have to contact the only With the announcement of a anything they left back Arizon a Highways Larry Hawke, one of the prospects we actually have for new IBM Plant on Tucson's East. magazines. southeast side, the number And they probably get a One of my own Republicans who represents killing 11 in g "Metro" the out of publications, Tucson Homes pof potential new residents chuckle now and then Oro Valley and environs in the legislators from the rest of the has increased. remembering how they Illustrated, has sent more state legislature, is an state. A n d , were about moving out than three thousand copies, acknowledged backer o f Because the consolidation just a s west. at the request of leading many of So today,in spite of all the Tucson banks, to IBM Citizens for Consolidated virus has infected Tucson, and u s did promotional advertising that regional officials in Colorado Government. Others who are in this county, that's where the when we Tucson and this area does in and California. After all, believed to look with favor onpolitical muscle is. decided to 1 ,» eastern magazines, (and in when people are considering move t o ' t spite of High Chapparal.and a move to a new community Tucson, Petrocelli, those television they certainly want to see many„, of ; ,- programs which promoted what kind of housing is Arrogant judges these� ,� Tucson by being filmed available,and what it cyst . people are finding it a here), there are still hun- I suppose many of us strange and wonderful dreds of thousands of transplanted Arizonans country. provincial .Easterners who would feel a little insulted at county and Even though we "old- think Southern Arizona is all this hesitancy and fear on timers" are now inclined to pretty much all desert. the part of would be im- wonder why anyone would IBM is coping with that migrants here, except for ever question the ad- problem in the usual way. two things: Pima County Superior Court This isn't the first case of vantages of living in And that is to do pretty First of all, its kind of Gin has corn- judicial arro ance to come to much what• the Army funny — and we cant help Judge Harry g Southern Arizona, most of • us would admit that we went Command did: Ask the being amused. planed that a couple of county light in recent months; the Pima though the same sort of Chamber of Commerce and S - withfew supervisors and it's obvious Count jurists have longbeen g — moved all promotional agencies out ecoid, only a p Y thing before we exceptions, most of us went that he thinks Conradis too to S end tax out here permanently, that here to demonstrate to the through the same sort of Joyner ready p money Easterners just what a one of them are trying to needlessly while leaving the ns• marvelous area this is. thing ourselves. tarnish the image of local supervisors with the unenviable Some of the miscon- ce tions about Arizona are The Tucson Chamber of And while we can laugh p judges. job of squeezing it out of the really ludicrous, but they Commerce and Develop- about it now,we really can't judges still exist. ment Authority for Tuc- be too hard onthose who are Hes wrong. The are taxpayers. son's Economy have been uneasy about "the sand and IBM is running into some „ blackening their own image, The bailiffs and other em- of the same problems that mailing out thousands of the cactus and the Indians. through arrogance toward the 1 ees of the .Pima CountyDavis Monthan Air Force Board of Supervisors and the p oy Base faced a number of p court system are already years ago, when the Army svoters of Pima County. Looking overpaid in comparison with STRATCOM Command was And until these judges realize other countyemployees[who in transferred here from and acknowledge that . * Maryland. The resistence to One Year Ago mittee has submitted a turn are paid extremely well by transfer by many of Army Even though Oro Valley three-year projection to the they're reducing public respect private business standards], andpersonnel was trulydoesn't belongto the Pima town council which - she s a for themselves and their em- their vacations and fringe amazing. Association of Governments $9,378 deficit at the end of 10 ees the courts and the t "We're not going out (PAG), it does, have a. the first fiscal year — but a p y benefits are an in koriscionablethat damned $35,521 county will continue to suffer. �, there in representative on a PAG surplus of at the end drain on the county's budget. desert,” some of them advisory committee dealing of 1975 and a surplus of The recent hassle over protested. • with wastewater $74,770 at the end of 1976. parking spaces for bailiffs in the Voters in Arizona made a "There's nothing out there management — and it may Courts Building parking garage serious mistake several ears except sand and cactus and have representatives on foundjudgesas Y lizards and Indians, was a other subcommittees in the the ready,• ago when they amended the common complaint. And it future. Editor'sQuoteBookusual to abuse their officialtook some in enous state constitution so that judges g Two Years Ago powers by handing down edicts wouldn't have to worryabout promotion by the Chamber Oro Valley's town council re-election in most cases. from the bench. How can the of Commerce and many will discuss becoming a other agencies to persuade member of the Pima There is a time for public respect a jurist so self- the Armyfamilies that goingeverything. Association of Governments serving that he uses his position We're paying the price today, to Tucson wasn't exactly the at its next meeting. Thomas A. Edison to build a departmental fief- in such cases of judicial same thing as going to hell. Three Years Ago ,� ,--' Well, today some of those The town finance con- dom. arrogance. 1............,..................................••••11•••••stess.....Miciasim......................................semill.•*118..I..................•.........•.....•••••••••••••••••••••..................................fa........UM.....................MS.....SS.............110 I I................Ul......lit............st • THEODORE C.TURPIN ,} Editor&Publisher Published every Wednesday by DENNlS JOYCE Sancruval Corp..P.O.Box 3003,Tucson.Az.,624-3745.Single copies 15 cents = va1 ! eyiiiç News Editor each;by mail.$3 for one-year oro valleyp.iwilifili,._ =:.„-4---: subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley Pima County.Arizona NEWS STAFF: paid at Tucson.Az. Mary Schmidt ChrKemberling = Publication No.324570Linda is Thompson Wednesday,December 21,1977 e ••••••••••••••••••••••••.....••...................si...............................is•Its••••••••n....a..a....aa.aaa......t..................................t..t.......a.a.t.t...a...............aaa................... ....t.t.t....a..tt....tt...t.t..t..ttt•........rr•r.rr..r............rt........rr,••..r•. tj Wednesday,December 21,1977 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ]VOICE 43 1.• ' i URO. VAiify .Z .1JOWN +, L L .. t .. , . t ) •'tit',At• k.. 4411...‘g-iis 'Jai ' -t''‘ 4. ': ' . -....--4.•---...- • ,,,.....4:4• rip, .....mmormin .. ,,,,,, ,..._ 7 -, ^ .7W 'I Wit; • ►, •. s -w .4g.• ...r....�.;, fi..,r....4_... ! • T. . `�. .• T'" '.,.,4' .4 _ . - L'. !''. :t. .' • •..- • 0. ' j• _...., ! ., -• , \-,� J..' -. ....I,+ ' i •- • 7[f- ..1y-"T -a• .. 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Town Council's decision to move the Oro Valley Town Dave McFarland In this day and age, we all need to pinch our pennies Hall into new,larger quarters. and that's for sure,and the Town of Oro Valley has been Ten of the ballots counted were sent by town officials No. We need a town office and hall designed to be an downright miserly in the past. or employees — all favoring the Town Council's Nov. 10 office and hall and paid for by a bond issue.We know Oro The Town, however, has come to the point where it's decision to move from a North Oracle apartment to a Valley will be here a long time. simply going to HAVE to spend more to get more. house at 680 W.Calle Concordia. Why dilly-dally? An adequate hall in territorial or I have worked for the Town of Oro Valley for over a One anonymous ballot, and another signed only Spanish would cost perhaps $150,000. Should be both year now and in that short time,I have seen our present "resident," weren't counted in the final talley. The 18 attractive and functional. quarters get more and more congested with the peoples signed responses to the poll are printed below. Would be glad to draw up preliminary sketches and and materials that make this town run. The question asked on the ballot that ran in both the plans. At one time,I too believed we could get by with what Nov. 30 and Dec. 7 issues of the Voice was:"Should Oro Paul G.Neal we've got, but no more! The new Town Hall is a Valley lease a$67,500 residence for its new town hall?" necessity, not an extravagance,for this growing town. Answers run as they appeared on ballots or individual Yes. Do not sell any of 5A (acres). If option to buy is If you think we can t b with what we've t I invite letters,with editing only for clarity.Though they weren't exeise+ , the land will be needed by the town. (Oro y y got, if requested to, four persons — all town officials --wrote Valleyan Jack)Spaulding's suggestion(to sell some of the you to drop by the current Town Office for a visit . . . separate letters explaining their stand. land)is not sound. YOU CAN FIND A PLACE TO STAND!! a Robert E.Hanson " LINDA JARCHOW Deputy Town Clerk Yes.Oro Valley is a community that is here to stay.Its Yes.All phases of administration will need more space. residents should be proud of what has been accomplished Buy now, in 10 years it will cost $250,000 for the same by the devoted public officials who serve them. These The present Oro Valley.Town Hall, as anyone who space• officials deserve a government office that helps make works there will attest, is woefully inadequate. The • question, therefore, should not be "Should Oro Valley Wmpps their jobs easier and helps them be more efficient. Also,the larger quarters may stimulate attendance at lease a$67,500 residence for its town hall?"but, rather, Yes. Apparently you have not tried to operate ef- public meetings! "Should Oro Valley's Town Hall be adequate?" ficiently in too crowded quarters. Dottie Morse The fund drive to purchase the Town Hall will give S.Engle Town clerk every resident the opportunity to participate and to show [Vice-Mayor] an interest in the success of Oro Valley. Two poll ballots were turned in by readers without From a selfish point of view,I will be relieved when it Yes. I feel Chief Roof has put together the best Police comments, all favoring the move to the new hall.These will no longer be necessary for me to make a left turn on Dept. in the state; however, operating in the small are L.Landon and Mary Lou Saegart. Oracle Road to reach the Town Hall. bedroom of a two-bedroom apartment has put a great Present traffic conditions on Oracle Road make the burden on us all. Editor: turn extremely hazardous without the protection of a Also, I feel the town will grow and if we think of our Your articles and questionnaire in the Nov. 30 issue of turn bay. future we will greatly need a bigger town hall. the Oro Valley Voice prompts this reply. Our present Town Hall is difficult to reach and, for Steve Whipps I am definitely in favor of the move recently by the those unfamiliar with its location,equally difficult to find. [Police officer] Town Council to the new Oro Valley Town Hall. MAJA A.STEVVART This is a move that has obviously been needed for some 50 W.Greenock Drive Yes. What the town has now is grossly inadequate for time.To operate efficiently our volunteer Town Officials their needs. The proposed site fits their needs very well must have ac whichdo — [Planning and Zoning Commissioner] P P space in to so ,Council, Planning and is well located. and Zoning, Magistrate, Building Insj ectors, Town Editor: Royal G.Bouschor II Engineer, etc. As the Chief Public Safety Officer of The Town of Oro [Town magistrate] Our Police Department has operated under a space Valley,I would like to respond to your question as to the handicap since it was established. Have you been in the need of a new Town Hall. Yes. The present facility is overcrowded —there is 5 former police office after a robbery and recovered stolen Since our Police Department's 'inception, we have acres of land with the house to be used as a town hall—a property was being held? worked out of 121 square feet. This includes all very good investment. Rentor payments must be made I have and one could hardly get into the office for a operations of the Police Department, namely, the somewhere. discussion with the chief. Now we have an office for the administration, records, investigation, traffic, training, A.Lauren Rhude police chief plus adequate space in which the force can do warrants,property and evidence identification,as well as [Town councilman] their required paper work and an added facility for a Squad Room for the officers to do all of their report Town quarters are absolutely too small to holding stolen property. writing. Present To n Y Our Town Clerk formerly worked under adverse With three desks,one safe and two file cabinets, book house staff and town functions. Proposed residence will conditions — small space, inadequate filing room, and shelves,crime prevention displays,plus new equipment, provide over three times present space. people waiting were practically sitting on her desk. The one wonders how the Department has been able to Rental and option to buy will give town opportunity to own town hall — which would be an excellent in- new facility resolves this problem. function at all. vestment. Our Mayor now has anoffice in which to hold Try to have a counseling session witha juvenile Henry Zipf consultations and from which to perform her many offender and his or her parents in a crowded situation like multitudinous duties. this with no privacy. I could go on and on. Editor: .¢+A Council and Planning and Zoning can now hold all Oro Valley residents deserve a place to meet with their This ridiculous question presented in this manner is meetings at the Town Hall as space is adequate. police officers in privacy and not be under suspicion every misleading to the point of extreme dishonesty—this is a I think Mr. Spaulding's proposal for a campaign among time someone else enters the office. fair price for the property and a good investment. the residents of Oro Valley to raise funds to purchase the It is absolutely absurd to require the finest law James H.Peterson property involved is a notable one. All residents of Oro enforcement officers in the State to be subjected to this [Planning and Zoning Commissioner] Valley should unite behind this effort, whether their abuse. contributions are large or small,and accomplish a success With these new facilities, the Police Department will Editor: story for which we can all be proud in the years to come. be able to function at a higher rate of proficiency by The town needs a larger quarters very much.The area We have a great success story so far in Oro Valley — increasing morale and pride of its officers in The Town of they are in now does not provide proper space for the lets keep it moving. Oro Valley. operations of running the town, Oro Valley is growing, T.W.RAINSBERGER FREDERIC E.ROOF town hall must also. 540 Valle del Oro Road Chief Lynn Casiraghi [Planning and Zoning Commissioner] Oro Valley Police Department A-4ORO VALLEY[ARIZJ VOICE Wednesday,December 21,1977 *t .4et.' „, .'.4 4 '. * ' , ''.' -- l' t . 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' - ,,,, ,„.. . 4,- s , - .....-,,,,,,,,i,,.„,.,.., ,. ,,,,,,,,... ; ,. ..,-., A-., - 'f'''' - of - , ,,, ,- .. . 4 - : „ - , .-„,--...,,,,.. - A ., ,,. .,„..:::-;.*:1-,,;,,,..,;.:,i w ,,,- #, '- ,,,,,,,„if, .;.,,,,,,,li, ,,..,,, - .,:t,-,,1-,„,..):-,, M , tt r r V , { r �°�f ,• , 4 40410 } 4fit • ,C }�•� ,��,� .. �R ' le y' 7R per` - .44111t4.::, '''''' " ' '1%,*7,44.04,1;_fri 41.44111.,,,,41/4'c, �� .,}ap Bru,sh glife �to 'window Rudy Dominguez considers finger painting Jenny Swihart meandered confidence, smock, brushes marker, and outline the For a siiiring 0 last week through Plaza and tempera paints, and lettering with masking Escandida, proudly sur- marched into a convenience tape, she confides. ve rch her paintings on the store on Oracle near Oro Leaving the classroom to merchants' windows — Valley• enter the real world, Jenny brightly colored Santas, a Cornering the manager, says,is enabling her"to deal snow-covered Snoopy she convinced him that with people." s s to r tt' glancinee g over at his behind her young-looking "And believe me, you f e at hi- e r e d companion face, lurked the talent of an meet all kinds,"she says. 1St, Woodstock. aspiring artist. - In one instance, Jenny These painted window "I was -shocked he ac spent nearly every waking '� decorations are the 17-year cepted. I didn't,even have a hour painting all of the front old Oro Valleyan's first portfolio of my work to show window panes of dust one pall.eS today attempt as a working artist. him,"she recalled. store in Plaza Escondida. After Jenny s first suc- When she was nearly For a business that sells cessful venture,though, she finished with her job, the televisions, Jenny has a began canvassing nearby merchant who hiredi her towering, jolly Santa, businesses. insisted that he had opted (... 4 4N,It....: carting T.V, sets in his "I spend all the time I for reindeer instead of the sleigh. have after school between 2 Santa and decorative boll Y For the nearby liquor p.m, and 9 p.m. painting and lettering she had just Story by store, Jenny created a ced- windows. My feet become finished. i Pnosed reindeer waving his swollen, I m exhausted and And then to top things r favorite 100- roof bottle of he'd told me I char ed • ,.;.� . - p I m having a grrreat time, off, e g Linda sPuts- she says. too much." �s ;.. � � Merchants with She painstakingly custom On the other hand, a �``" �`" businesses lining Oracle designs each drawing, helpful bystander oc- Th o m 5 o nAlli Road have commissioned charging $5 to $15 for each helpful ally will try to assist p t `` Jenn this ear to desi decorated window ane. Jenn in her work. Xnee- � :�. Y Y 8� p Y "� their44\ ''. traditional Christmas "In a few years from now, high crumb crunchers — t window decorations. I'll be pulling in $1,000 just with finger painting in mind - Jenny is the daughter of during Christmas time. — have been known to step u !„« M Merna and Thomas Swihart, Right now, its not fair to forward and smear her �_ 448 W. Hardy Road, in Oro charge as. much as most freshly painted windows. ^ � Valle artists would because I don't S , Photos b hs convinced that her The paintings serve more have the experience yet to ,,::: • � r ��- � working Christmas vacation . �: - than a decorative purpose, back Teentilop.;"at � �. �. �`' � .. �mac' �• is a success. Several 71e.- '' �. ' : explains Jenny. - A GDO, Jennychants have lacedadvance>. � � TheChristmasdrawingshastaken ` sudio andk '' ordersforEasterandaactuallyreflect her own commercal art classes, Valentines Day window � ° . . :E personal growth in the last including a drafting course. Kemberling v.,: ,4 � year. The extra hours of work will ;. Itishes r d s � �' ���� c- wont envy has poli h the skills a gra uatung, Jenny K f "' `"w a painted her wap through 45 acquired,Jenny says. plans to attend the 4 '°� large window gapes, even "It's one thing to sketch a University of Arizona. "T11 `` though she was convincedpicture and somethin else try to enroll in higher level .,. � �°S `° last summer that she"didn't topactuallypaint thepicture. courses in the art de art- � � ` P � have what it takes" to I'in trying to lea how to ment right off the bat,after i ' }� �. develop work with the paint, but I checking into the types of 2.aX��*r3 her abilities. ; � �� A university degree in art haven't mastered this yet." classes they offer,,,she says. -- - -` also seem ed just a pipe Secondl she says, a "I really believe I have a she dream then for Jenny skilled artist doesn't even special talent to offer — =.«t h `. � certainly nothing more need to rely on sketching the something that's unique. Somme last minute touch u would ever materialize. picture beforehand. "Right And I'll continue to work Then in early December, now I have to sketch the until Fm extremely good at she mustered her self- picture, draw it in magic this,"Jenny says. Wednesday,December 21,1977 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ]VOICE Ars NEWPOLICETRUCKORDEREDet DINNER . 4., Council THEATRE , 749 W.MiiacIeMi Mile iscusses codebuilding . , 1 s iC A discussion of the Police Chief Fred Roof asked and other provisions of the Proudly Presents building codes and food tax the council's okay to solicit Town Code. The British Como/ Sensation sections of the, newly bids on a radio for the new Lind also told the council assembled Oro Valley Town police truck the department that he will require only a enlivened a routine expects to receive soon. $5,500 down payment for RELATIVELY Code P willpaid for P y / meeting of the Town The truckbe engineering work he'll do in SPEAKING Council, held Thursday out of a$7,500 grant to Oro Oro Valley Estates West — night in the new Town Hall. Valley through the Pima regardless of whether Linda The three council Association of Govern- Vista Boulevard is even- 4,.. 4010 members present also ments. It has already been tually included in the -' approved a calendar for the ordered from Lou Grubb district. November 30 thru January 1 • Town Council elections this Chevrolet of Phoenix, Roof He had said at the Wed. - Sunday, 8:15 p.m. Cocktails, spring, when all five of their said. November council meeting 6:45 p.m. Dinner. 8:15 Show terms expire. Absent He also requested money that unless Linda Vista were Thursday was Lauren to purchase two pistols for included, he would require .,,,, Rhude. The fifth member, officers sworn in at Thurs- of the full $11,000 *� One of the payment William Eldon Hanes, has day's meeting. engineering fee in advance. Enjoy Our Delicious Buffet Dinner-- 0 *�� resigned(see related story). men will supply his own gun. W: S,' �e, A primaryelection is Mrs. Lamberson said ad- The engineer s Oro Valley All You Can Eat ><r home will be located at the scheduled April 4 and a ditional weapons should end of Linda Vista and Reservations 623-9456 general election, if needed, have been requested in the would be paved, if it's in- May 16. The town code town's annual contract for provides that if five can- equipment with Rural/ eluded in the district. __ P Metropolitan Fire Depart- Kriegh said he would look 'r, '.- r-:'' 'r''- • `Y' `' ,- didates gain more than 50 P g { per cent of the town's vote in ment Co. into the matter.He also said the primary they can be Town Engineer Kriegh Oro Valley could be eligible automatically seated reported on road main- for part of a $1 million 1 , HAppy _ HouDAys without a general election. tenance work being done in federal grant to the state for Deadline for candidates to the town on a temporary road safety improvements. file nominating petitions and basis by R.E. Miller Con- The town should hear r financial statements is Feb. struction of Tucson. word this week on its ap- 3. Town residents must Some officials at the plication for nearly$100,000 • 1 register for the primary meeting complained that the in federal funds for similar ' Di r ER election by Feb. 13 and the street sweepers being usedthroughsafety use, another ': �, general by March 27. by the company aren't grant to the state Depart- a or Lois Lamberson's cleanin dirt from the `i M y g ment of Transportation, `, ;1. , and indexingof street, but merely AT TH E organization Kriegh said. , the Oro Valley Town Code rearranging it. ,+ 10 . IN came under question at a Vice-Mayor E.S. "Steve" � He said the present code Engle said the move to the ,t I ti i °02 I)• public hearing during requires permits for any new council chambers cost ," Thursday's meeting. g "structure" built or $600 in town funds—money i< Engineer Dwight Lind, assembled in the town — a paid to a moving company ! Served with ...____...044who is drawing up plans for term so ambiguous that the and for "miscellaneous all the traditional trimmings '"�� � , 1.) the Oro Valley Estates West town would have to require items." He had earlier d -IV' :,,, improvement district, I, _ ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY .•_ .F suggested that the council permits and inspections for predicted that the cost j ,-- With old fashioned Qd (�` / , gg more cases than it has time would be under$1,000. ., , not requirepermits for some : i, \I' sage dressing 4 ,;� 1 q or personnel. light building in the town, . • . Three reserve ,police . ;.�� , ' . • 44 �� 'f,• 1 such as planters and sheds. Lind said specific ex-- officers sworn in at the .pit aZ/4Iif' ROAST PRIME RIB of a , \ ;'I�� � Vis; The council said a petition ceptions to the building study session preceding :, it • z� Eastern Beef au jus 65° '� ' , asking that Linda Vista be permit requirement should Thursday's council meeting .r, •tez .. for groups of six or more adults we will serve a whole removed from the district be written into either the were Police Officer Gary �; 9.. turkey,you carve it at your table and take home what !r was presented Dec. 13. town code or supplementary Robb, Reserve Officer !'41 - #�`' you don't eat.4.95 per person �� ,, p s by reservations only. i Eight s i g n at u r es rules and regulations for Darrell Murray and Police 4 , t",,representing five lots along building inspectors. Aide Mark Boyce. $ `� �1 Casa Preston Trio 5532 E Spadway ��� the section proposed for NMI•s. •Aar The engineer.is buildinga Mrs. Lamberson reported ,�, Thursday thru Saturday Reservations Pion 745-0330 paving appear on the P Entertainment Nightly Children's Orders 1,.home on Lnda Vista that the town fund balance , Ernie Coleman Trio9 , petition: Boulevard where he intends as of the council meeting � �;," Sunday thru Wednesday ` Edward H. and Hazel M. Needham, 700 W. Linda to move soon, and is one of was$105,904.She also noted i. _' w --- Royal G. 15 members on a joint Pima that the Town Hall will be Vista Blvd.; y County-City of Tucson closed Monday, Dec. 26, Bouschor, 707 W. Linda Uniform Building Code which is the legal Christmas Vista Blvd.; Dr: Gerald and Review Committee. holiday. + T- Sharon Chessen, . 815 W. "., oro !i . .iç; Linda Vista Blvd.;Wess P.' Lind, Mrs. Lamberson, The council recognized e'and Bonnie Lee Chambers, Town Engineer James Town Clerk Dottie Morse's - -.t.-•-•-' -C `--•.r. .. Vatter D, Cc -I. 800 W. Linda Vista Blvd.; Kriegh.and Town Attorney first anniversary on the job. and Bettie Troutman, 720 Walter Henderson met after She replaced former clerk W.Linda Vista Blvd. the Thursday meeting to Elsie Robinson last In other action Thursday, discuss the building code December. # FAMILY m ra, c. c., c AmminisforarTirminiardm _ _ L ► r.r... fri.....r.,rn 1 1 T �� .../' F- --r-7- I cr.1 rl 1 r(t....t. WANT AD! IICKI 1 -,„ „,--, "WE FREEZE (Commercial and Business Available) - ogek -,- i . . -;-: Bring ONLY ICE CUBES" __ • _ _ Free Family _I the Nantucket , ....-- features: 1 1411 .14. 1. 111. Want To Either: ,-. fantastically LOBSTER TRAP _,_ fresh seafood ^ 1 t Eat. 1969 ..,. L._...___, .._ ___......:,LA.,_ LIVE MAINE LOBSTER ALASKAN KING CRAB FRESH NEW ORLEANS SHRIMP 11111,1 0 STEAK COMBINATIONS • FRESH FISH CATCHES DAILY ELEVEll ,___, u ENJOY THE "ORIGINAL" CHRISTMAS DINNER -, OYSTER BAR QPENS at 5 p.m. SERVING DINNER FROM Sun.,Mon. 5:30 p.m.- 10:30 p.m. -t-.. Tues.-Thurs.5:30 p.m.- 11 p.m. F--; Fri.,Sat.5:30 p.m.- 12 p.m. ., 6958 E. TANQUE VERDE 73 8700N. ORACLE 16054 N. ORACLE Call for Reservations 885-0975 • A-6 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,December 21,1977 Shields A If ;.. - , One doz. golf balls FREE in ' . •, if! f we can't offer you the battles -t-- lowest price on pro-line ;,, . . . ftb41.14‘:::,,,,.._.11,1 , 1':1, � ,w•� ' golf clubs In Tucson city Largest inventory of gol }x ''�' fh410___1 equipment in Pima County!! T Pro Staff [Continued from Page A-1] ' b 1 .r` shoTop-Elite _ �'' SPECIALS! off' Titleist Golden Ram when furniture and staff14'.-.1,,, 15 1were relocated in the three- w .; - 100%Nylon Windbreakers 55.95 Balls gen Hogan bedroom house that is now10096 Alpaca Sweaters$29.95 S11.50 doz. Blue Max Town Hall. 74.:.:;,:s.:: - � o' rt 10096 Orlon V-Necks S15.95 ��` Reg.$18.00 MacGregor "We never did sayforever Gloves$4.95 Pro Staff Blems Others ' $8.99 dot. and ever we'd use people's X-0Outs$7.99 dot. homes. Only to get started, TUCSON GOLF DISCOUNT to keep the town's expenses3 Daily 9-6 795-8896 r Sun.&Eves.in Dec. down," Kriegh said. `` 2522 N. Campbell Engle added that Shields' claim he was lied to is based '' i,,e , ,.., �, on statements"kind of taken ' ' t r, out of context." . "We did state that we a� t „,,,,,, u s ,,,„ would use homes until we ti. 4 x k ill �. were able to afford other _ '; 4.4 .% .. 3` .t •Gifts •Jewelry *Crafts quarters," he said. But ! = 1 7`: - -� �Y Engle aees that it was6.„.the � � anti-incorporators who rent- *lot ,T... .� ed the first town hall. 0 C � � " • $ :z 4 2 5 'Yo 0 F F 1 The vice mayor added, ,. :*,0'.::::*:;..41.%.',.44:?:‘,:::,*,4_,,,,,i, r. Orville should be lad with $� .-;-:,-.3.' `� �` gA- Mcg'{ i +fi : �F�::,,,,,,,-., , the move; he'll get more ` �� `� ���frequent police patrol. d4 ..* '‘' :::-.'-'-'.:. '‘..7., ,?, '.'\''''''''''' Shields also feels that"it's . r , ;`x` : w 4 terrible the way they deci- ded" to rent the new Town ' �. " , an 014S lls ,` ,,,:„ , 1 Hall. He said he didn't hear - . <�.� r�e • { i about it until a neighbor told x � � �� 4297-5727 him shortly before a special �' • .� �� oda � �� plaza Escond council meeting held to con- , . �� , sider the move. : a ��.� . �_ � Oracle at Magee ' g "The way I understand it, , ,, �� ' / --- - it was a private meeting" where the decision was halted last month when its "to let the outside know that actually Stitt iktt reached, Sheilds leaders said theycould find there's still some action in / • I 11/11 al Co I said. The official vote to no support for such a move Oro Valley, and it's me." enter into a lease on the hall among Oro Valley officials. "I've done more than the was taken at that special As Shields has said since whole bunch (of pro- meeting, Nov. 10. he initiated the first anti- incorporators) put together The move to the new incorporation petition in for this country (the north- Town Hall substantiates 1974, "I'll always fight." west)." 8 "tt what Shields said is one of "I think they underesti- Shields was working at his his fears about incorpora- mate (support for anti- Portland Cement job on the ti, tion: that some day Oro incorporation.) I feel 50 per night a local T.V. station Valley "could possibly be as cent of the people here are aired its report of his pro- big as the City of Tucson." for me. test, he said. "They didn't need the five "I had the two-thirds I "I don't know whether acres (the size of the lot the needed on petitions to disin- they did justice to it or State the item hall is located on). It's just corporate before. They got what. It wasn't publicity on Tell your read.r s exactly what for expansion. If they're not some of the soft ones to my part." you're selling right away. whipped out, it's my opinion withdraw." The inflammatory sign of we could be as big as A 25-year resident of his that flashed before late- Tucson." what's now Oro Valley, night T.V. news watchers in Get to the point Annexation of neighbor- Shields notes his string of Tucson has been stored in Avoid long-winded language when ing subdivisions in the area victories since then against Shields' garage. The words, short phrases will do. 'Magic Heat • Even Run. Triple Phase Cycle'., can .• could bring this about, he developers and others "War is inevitable," are be shortened to"G.E..3 cycles.' argues.Such a move is being who've sought to change theprinted in red.actively pursued by town area in some way. "I'll keep it. I might walk ‘ ,.. _..............,..,.......... .• officials, he claims. He worked successfully up and down every once in a Be honest •11 "I'm talkingabout invitingagainst a northwest Motor- while to let them know I'm '• g Don't omit obvious flows or exogger- '�' others in.I'll fight it. It just ola plant, a bid by Hamilton here." ate the quality.Your readers want to ; ...1, means more problems. Electronics to locate in Oro But to dispel any impres- buy from someone they con trust. AN t.; ,kS+4) There would be more Valley, Amphitheater sion that he may be some ‘14bl money, but we've got too School District schools in local political Don Quixote, Give enough much to take care of now. Linda Vista and a number of Shieldspredicts "They're Ugh . y 1t • � Actually, Oro Valley can't rezoningproposals that (the town council) liable to information �i�� �``��` P P take care of its own roads," would have allowed denser pull something one of these An ad that s too short becomes ex- 111; ��' he asserted. development — including days." pensive if it doesn't sell your item. ICY, % An annexation ,drive by some by town residents.• If•they, do, you can bet "Washer & dryer 397-0000" leaves SX4,4.4/, some Tucson National Golf His latest battle a ainst Orville will be there signthe reader with too many questions. /; Club area residents was the town hall servedg andpetitions in hand. Size—$rand--Condition- c�'� a m part ai %; oiv .AwAw.A=waAw.Awot -AwAvAv.,A=w.colgriMake sure �'u 's ,c 0 4,Q4, , 44/..::, customers con = • ,.; , _ifcal2„,,,,,,,,,,,f,., li • reach you - v/ , .. 6, 1 ectiukA,-- % Just a phone number is enough if �l� �/ you will be home all the time the ad �h N. is running. By adding "after 6 P.M."' , Oho ';: your customer knows exactly when i ' .,� e can reach you. ...• ,i, tios 1 . , By Dorothyoi ��a 4 It'Nd mead carters ForN c\\\\\- \to\v\rt.wimR ,,t\l,,...„t, ,,,,,,,\Skk , , Snoopy's Stockingtoe \\.,. %� rs . 10 4 - \ Cards \ tt\I . gc�c G►� sK NN \1. ‘\\\ \. %--:Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. - fi Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun. 12-5 p.m. � ��-�� , Noro v ae -----,,,Ii-, - PLAZA ESCONDIDA ORACLE AT MAGEE - (Free Family Want-Ads) ; titioiv:AwAwAwotw..Aws.AwAwAw-A:wAwAv:41Business-Commercial 884-9880 . /• CA Ilii IL /- / Wednesday,December 21,1977 Hayes .-says resignation e \forced, White denies it ______ _ II i �-==r `�`"��" —= Steve Hayes says he was forced to •'•':;, ."' � K4 = �a _ _ resign earlier this month as chief of ... \. r i -`� '_- _ Catalina's volunteer fire fighters — a r ...._-_,=.._ �'� claim that one official in the Catalina " ' it �. .< "' - _.-� - --� 7.--- Volunteer Fire District denies. �> - A leader of the fire-fighters' two-year ---_.,.. drive to form a taxing fire district in - - 'i{; : ?`' Catalina, Hayes was replaced as chief ofva�fi ---- ______ ..._.,�. _ �`-t t; the Catalina Area Volunteer Fire and , _ - • ;` Rescue Team by John Dillpnan• _ -- ------ •ilielj'% Hayes submitted his resignation ti �. .._.._ _ _ _ ,�� y gna on ata�'�" a '- =-_ t. fire district hearing three weeks ago. .� -----^ its,. g x - _ --- .` , 1-5i It was the decision by the district's ''` �" three-woman board of directors in Se v,�•.. '' -1' _ tember to operate its own fire department - - ‘; L --------j that led, in part, to the conflict which 7:::'—' ---- _ I. resulted in Hayes'stepping down,he said. Steve Hayes __.__._.._— _ -------\,,V• ---•- ; B ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,December 21,1977 CATALINA CURRENT - VOICE publisher For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, • • hosts oif clinicshop in the pleasant surroundings of an avisitsaanaria The second annual Green Valley News golf clinic will misENER DRuGs ByBETTE CHASTAIN mother Judy Morrison recently.The very be held at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 3, on the The Christmas spirit fills Catalina musical family spent most of its time on Haven Country Club golf this week. Santa Claus will arrive at the guitars, joined by brothers Jackie and - course in Green Valley. under the dome Catalina Youth Activity Center Friday Jimmie and sister Kathy. At the clinic, timed to in the Casa Blanca Plaza afternoon. All area children ages 12 and - togreet him. Duringelk season last year, Fred precede the Tucson Open 6020 N. Oracle under are invited to be thereGolf Tournament,pro Frank Sponsored by the Catalina Lions club, his Havens spent 10 days snowbound,coming Boynton Jr.will give tips on Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates appearance will run from 1 p.m.to 3 p.m. home empty-handed. This year wife golfing techniques and The Lions Club has r Norma showed him how to do it. She equipment, and will answer hours 9 to 9 297-2234 also made certain that --4 :, bagged one her third day out and it was questions from participants. one needy family will ''x :' e. �, big' The clinic is free of charge palBiM �+1�+�/ !�►1�j � ���� � have a MerryChrist- i t' °' Weighing close to 500 lbs., the animal and open to the public. took six men to load. mas. With a $100 club = , M , * * * Boynton drew a crowd of ►% • in was ,,�% )1 over 200 persons to a similar der /0 donation, clothing Two December weddings were recently � 1 I --q, , bought for the children ` 4444 `:;{ nth Alice Mun ata• clinic last January. This 1 sost ( s;r\� �._; �. held here. On the to g Y' ear's clinic is co-s onsoredand club members are Y P 5 • daughter of Gilbert and Josephine b the News and b Haven for making certain there a of y y . ,.._ 41 I Mungaray, wed Raul Flores, son Management Co. of Green will be plenty of food `���' Sefrino and Consuela Sosa of Tucson. g until the parents can find employment. The ceremon was erformed by the Valley. Sancruval Corp. is g Y p publisher of both the News r.... GIFT MAILING 1 They also arranged for Bob Behl to have Rev.John D.Arnold—executive director and the Oro ValleyVoice. a wheelchair. Donated bythe Dorothyof the Portable Practical Educational 110 Boynton is a former PGA Forbes Foundation, the chair is available' Preparation project (PPEP) — a rural member and was once a New Crop Dates Now In Stock i as longas needed to Bob, who was just anti-poverty and self helporganization Pg P and mucof rural Pima runner-up in the Tucson a released from the hospital. covering CatalinaOpen.He owns a pro shop in 1: MIJNSON'S The Catalina Volunteer Fire District County. Tucson. 0 reports that its Toys for Tots drive was a The wedding was the first in the r In addition to the clinic, TUCSON DATE CO. 2 great success. Fire and rescue personnel Catalina Youth Activity Center. A large there will be a drawing for F. have been kept busy getting them in reception followed. The newlyweds will door prizes, including MON.THRU SAT.•SUN.9•5 condition to assure the little ones that reside in Tucson. tickets to the Tucson Open, Santa will leave somethingunder the tree Catalinans Julie Newell and Petie S2 E. ROGER RD. 887-2731 golf equipment, theatre ir for all of them. Cecena surprised everyone by marrying tickets, and dinners at the * * in a Justice of the Peace ceremonyDec.12 rw 'mosa���'���ii »s m� Tack Room. Frank Smith, with wife Betty, from in Tucson. ' Tularosa, N.M.•spent a few days with his [Continued on page B-3) P Y NUMBER ONE RADIO Heliport faces o osition [Continued from Page B-11 funds will be given. In this eoe asked not to be identified, case, if anyone has com- said some persons in ments concerning land use, AIR Catalina Heights believe the they should be directed to „ , for people who o■ helicopters will disrupt the Pima County land use wildlife on Pusch Ridge. agencies,"Gentry said. Ernest Gentry, a Federal According to the FAA's Aviation Administration finding, he said, "The air- operations inspector for the space study seems to in- Flight Standards Division in dicate that a helicopter Scottsdale, said the heliport wouldn't endanger nearby encountered fewer than property or aircraft. normal FAA restrictions "Also, there is enough KAI R is concerned. since it's privately owned clearance over roadways for rather than federally fun- a helicopter to make safe ded. landings in the area," "Generally, e n- - Gentry said. vironmental studies are Presently, the owners of Taxes seem to be getting more and more like the weather: everybody talks about it—required before federal Aero-Copters are planning and nobody does anything. 1 HALF- - �'"�'• the heliport from their I temporary trailer office at P Y 3950 Hawser Road. SIZF 1 While the site is vacant now, Aero-Copters plans to Local government taxes have tripled in the past decade.We were paying less than$300 store equipment thereper person for state and local government then,and our per capita bill is more than $700 SHOP shortly,Mrs.Cox said. person 2Z43 EAST The Coxes also operate now. • BROADWAY heliports at the Avra Valley . airport west of Catalina and TU CSON ARIZ. in southern Utah. •- Moreover, the Arizona Tax Research Association tells us that we are increasing here in Arizona faster than in other states. In the last year measured, we climbed from sixth to the 45 states that collect sales taxes. illiMilinnliiiiiiiiiiiiliMiliiing fourthamong IN MO III Oil 1111 (ST01)1 lim t,...4 p Part of the reason is the fact thatem overnment employment in Arizona during the past 15 il g p Pay UC'• • ® years has grown by 70 percent while employment in the private sector,which must pay the ® bill, rose by less than 30 percent. ® FRAME THAT PAINTING— Mil ® Come in and visit the II ® BIGGEST little Frame Shop U - The voice of the voters in the various elections is not clear. Sometimes it seems the II m Tucson.Over-2500 quality ® majority wants more restrictions on governmental expenses — and sometimes it elects II handcrafted picture frames iii IIIon display—from 5x7 to 24x48 i_ i, candidates who.are for more services, which raises taxes. ii fl 1 1 ® • Pre Cut Mats (8x10 to 20x24) Iiii II • Pre Cut Glass (5x7 to 18x24) It would seem that we the people are confused. ® • Photo Frames ii • Original Oil Paintings by Tucson artists • Ng . iII ® PROFESSIONAL,AMATEUR, STUDENT ii If you have comments Or suggestions, write t0 "KaIR Is ® OR HOUSEWIFE ARTISTS - - - ill II Concerned." ® IMPORTED III IIII PICTURE FRAMES it ® is The above editorial was written by John Riddick ® 2905 E. BROADWAY 325-5617 ® and aired on Nov. 12 by KAIR AM and FM. ® oe+e►idf dock wet of Gauntry Ck�b MQ4.THRU SAT. 1000 to 6:00 am li[_i r__i '-_t 111 El Ell 53111111.1101U, 101111111111 • ' • Wednesday,December 21,1977 ORO VALLEY EARIZ]VOICE B-3 . ,,,,, _ , 4,14t it44 , . .,,..- ;„: r .:. s f ,4-;Kr sJk'''.. r A.- fi *- r - illi:11.1„00,0*: ',.: 0111111°. ' . r ,,•'''''-.14tittt : '')• '; - ,..,+!' > �.ati,.;� ,.,. of i, ♦ 'ta a s.< ,. - A . j ��.rr I a � _ ! ''''4-— v i , - )116, .,,, , * - 1/400t , ., , t ‘., ' N, ' IC '':. ,,, :i .6,,,,.% N,.., ',,,,...k ' 1, . 1 .....4111, 1• fia. . ' ' -*.. . Is ' ,-. -•-7„;:- ..-,.,,., .. 4. .. , s , .,., . ,,....„ ,,, , i 0 y h1✓ j I.�'�a a ' Ilf 'ite?' t ': ? .'"If +°n. ,. c - 20, _,,, it, . .8. ,,,,, ,v 4,,,:,„.4. trit.. ,„ ,, i_* ,iot.;„i••:„.,, ,...4\ _,,,,,..,..:,1/4.::,\ • '' '''fir ; , a'. > , ', ''.... tx•'-''41 4,, '' . . ,' '.. , . i .• ° ,. %,,,„,,z''''''' k::::--;\''''ii.''' '''.' . . ., ., `.4,44 -..t' t \ -`� f�t • .. 4°r* '`�y 9 :` � -440 N.„ .... .., floo. , 4 4 / -....-70*- ' . . ... .,,,, mss, , . s.#- . 4t`a'ty 4R`R' .rte,'.. /( G.< w ° III I. • . 40111111*----wow—' '''' ' ° y �`.4'` X ._ { _ to „,,.., i -,..'.:::::'..,.,.'..,',,”' .. ,;.. .t.,..,,,,,- • .,.. - t_ Catalina Christmas caroling • • , .,,,11- ',i. , - - . - .. Kindergarten through third grade students at Coronado which lasted an hour. The students presented various < -7y` '4( • Elementary School presented their annual Christmas traditional and modern skits and finished with a har- hr `° X program to an overflow crowd of proud parents and monious finale of small voices singing Christmas carols. �` t lifk, -• ) ` friends Friday. Two showings of the program were Above, shepherds and angels gather around the manger . ,,,, staged at the school's auditorium. Most of those at- to adore the Christ Child in one of the program's final ,. - tending the shows opted for the second evening program, scenes.[Photos by Chris Kemberling] #� CATALINA CURRENT . Two Catalina couples have weddings in December [Continued from Page B-2] Annual Northside Raiders 4-H Fun Day. for Annaheim, Calif. They will visit Julie, daughter of Walter Newell, is an ~;-� a Vying for cash and ribbons, those 20 and daughter Marylou and her husband Leon employee of the Snack Shack. Petie, son ` . younger competed in the morning while Kampa, as well as friends and relatives in of Ramon and Mary Cecena, works for • the "over the hill" division took over the Oakland and Concord. They will return Magma Copper Co. afternoon activities. Feb. 1. A reception was held at the home of °� During one race, a horse slipped while 1,.. roundingthepylon, throwingdirt and The next CYAC meeting will be held George and Susan Grijalva, who also •... served as best man and matron of honor. i. stones with its' hoofs. An auto, parked Jan. 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the CYAC Building. While honeymooning in Prescott, the $! near a fence more than 30 feet away, All parents are urged to attend. New newlyweds will visit cousins Mike andA . suffered a broken headlight. blood is needed to get things going and the Rose Kaczanowski and their baby ,:. Next planned event at the Milky Way building finished so your children will daughter,oneyear old Nichole. .-` Ranch will be a pre-point show,with more have a place to enjoy various activities g * * than 120 entries expected.Date for that is and keep out of trouble, the CYAC board As new residents arrive in Catalina,we Jan.21 and all interested persons may call notes. also lose some. Sorely missed will be Judy Bentley at 297-3350 for further * * * Arthur and Rae Archibald. Having sold information. The Catalina Volunteer Fire District is their property, they plan to travel • * * * now in the process of updating its index throughout the warmer states a new }w Gerald Butler, principal of Coronado files and is especially interested in those the Elementary School, wishes to thank all with medical problems. • motor home before heading east in spring. the Senior Citizen Ladies for sewing the All those living in the district who_wish • * * . stockings that were distributed to the to be on the department record calf 825- children. You did agreat job and he 9202. Recent winners in the Radio Shacks' � ap-Grand Opening contest were Kurtis preciates the time and effort put into the * * * Yarbrough, Stephen Mann and Linda chore. Anyone wishing to subscribe to the Slagle.Norm and Pam Elliot thank all who The Senior Citizens' Christmas party Catalina Call, please call me at 825-3479. dropped in to wish them well in their newwill be held Monday — the day after Only $3 a year for the paper — and it • business. Regular store hours will be 10 Christmas—from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.in the comes week after week after week... a.m.to 6 p.m. clubhouse. All members are urged to * * * Pam reports that the new business has attend and join in the fun. The St. Martin de Porres bazaar already been hit by its first theft—a$50 Member Viola Pennala attended the brought in needed money for the church, calculator was lifted. Consumers Symposium at the Doubletree but many items were left over. Plans are * * * Inn last Wednesday, Thursday and now being discussed to have another in Mark Nicholas and his sister Joanne .,. Friday. Panel discussions on a number of the spring. Beinhauer are mourning the recent death K 4. topics were held and Viola returned to Winner of the crock pot was Cathy of their beloved father. Both families flew ' T ... 4 -, ; share the information with everyone. Pena. Deanne Beinhauer won the to Pittsburgh, Pa., to attend the services , �`,.* * * * last Thursday.Mr.Nicholas x'11: beautiful little doll. Deanne is only five and returned y Hank and Lurene Warne left last Friday years old. spent Thanksgiving here with his children. * * * Mr.and Mrs.Raul Flores It was a perfect day for the First .. - - . IDIC -•• • 41 a' it' 111' 11 a ili 411 • Iry., .„, ., .,. .z. ,,, fl.-. -..! -. --..-- -.. .-. -.-2-izirint.z. .:. .-z .„ .: .z ...z ..... .z .. 4,•/f �I Attention t). . is • a ...... . ,,. mg....,. 11Christmas Shoppers! ,'�' ,f /i / f5-lr/.• r1',•araC/� �r< 5 �1r;.,� /' ,.r. • j ,.y�'`f 7: f/- 1.}y'/ ��:5 r "rhf,.fi r��..•r';�' . ..„..,../;./..:-';.'2;:,../.. //,f,r°N'-,•�r'4,rir p. rf•�,/ r. �`/r •:/::��rr 4y'i ti/r,.�.•Y, !•,;..{. .. iiili ,�. was 179 Is visiting `'our) returned from ��acation`' won Rn �� ''• award? celebrated something special`' Send us .:::: ,..„„! .. 4.,, ..,.... 0 4.: -. N r: { : ���,:. OW On your TOWN TOPICS and we'll be glad to print eta r • : : . them assuming the'. re prinlabk'' ,,424! REALISTIC® 40-CH. ;,.J ,./! BASE/MOBILE CB `'' . •/1 ,'' ' • The new Radio Shack Franchise store in Catalina may a wide selection of AM/FM clock radiosor° T •'I �i have that special gift and 8 track and stereo decks are also available F �� iir `- -= '•/�+ you've been looking for- at discount prices- Vis •/, i le "-.4-'-'-' 0 b ".ewae .-A the'a.,tot Oro VaI . 1'•m,. x. Cfr'v Af trona - f JI Sf 1 •/I !tad'. lbaelt 7,, . •f• 884-9880 6243745 ,••� ASSOCIATE STARE ,fi Mail to:P.O.Box 3003,Tucson,Az.85702 16 0 N. Oracle Road Catalin ' ;•�� �'�' 4 Bring to:426 E.7th,Tucson,AZ. B-4 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ] VOICE Wednesday,December 21,1917 FERNS TO PREGNANT ONIONS _ ... r� �._ .._ .._ . Health • . . SeniorNowGenerationhere o r • . Matters _ -Tr ' • , in an a e s ar . % e ui 1 th nallofu.r � 1d eaN a Catalina's Senior Now Generation site is recycled material, includingplastic are faced ,«•nth a quick Y decision: Should we, or �'hr2stmas losing its holiday green color as Christmas spoons, styrofoam cups and burlap. Its shouldn't e ��•e, see a speciat,Day approaches — but the participants adorning the front door at the clubhouse. aren't complaining. The mailbox built by one of the par- physician. .• , - $ 98 ticipants in the program is filling quickly The American Medical All London albums list price 7 ' They've already sold more than $140 with letters and Christmas cards from and Association lists several ` 99 worth of houseplants to local residents,so points to consider r asa w Onl • for the 115 members who have joined the T10 their supply is dwindling. Local resident Catalina group. general guide ,to help i May Russell donated the plants,which she The are collecting the moneytheydecide. Medical a i d : Wed.-Fri. 10.8 p.m. Plaza Escondida raised herself, to the seniors program to wouldy spent on postage — and from should be sought at once: Open Christmas Eve 10-6 p.m. Oracle at Magee , sell. havep P g — — When the complaint • , Mon. Tues. 10 -6 p.m. 297-5961 buying presents for one another to use ; ..._ Amphitheater School District — which inmaking gifts for Catalina children who or symptoms are too operates the Catalina Elementary School maynot be receiving much this Christ- severe to 1k endured.such Nos ,' ` , -, , k ;,Vt-,,E ;3 ; Christ- on whose campus the seniors program g P P mas. as sudden chest pain or •r• clubhouse is located — provided green A number of homemade dolls with abdominal.pain commonAZA plastic sheeting for the greenhouse being 1• der attack g . . 11 clothes are among the gifts that will be tc a gallbad , built by program participants. distributed Christmas Eve throughout appendicitis, or kidney Until it's finished, everythingfrom Catalina by seniors in the program, said colic. The patient should FAS H IONS • ferns to pregnant onions are on sale Lee Myers,site director. be taken to the doctor inside the clubhouse. The group is also preparing for its without delay for im-• mediate relief of gain. \'lakc It a ;\lcrry Ckrist,nas Christmas has spurred a lot df activity annual Christmas party, to be held after i at the Senior Now clubhouse. Eunice Christmas — this Monday — so the — When an apparently tor the special her Pagel has fashioned an imaginative, participants can donate all their time to minor symptom persists Christmas tree from 50 cents worth of the other projects. for more than a few days• , y or a week. and doesn't Lingerie B CiroBf DILLMAN HEADS DEPARTMENT appear to be due to some yDesigneasily identified cause. Jewelr • • • • A nose bleed from a 6 months after vindistrictsharp blow is one thi�g:a nose that bleeds con- B TortolarnChrislu Dresses it stantly or frequently for / If / no apparent reason is BerlyKita s r signquite a different matter.o sv ss e eccss — When the symptomp ortswear [Continued from Page B-11 White again disagreed, saying, "It was a returns repeatedly for no readily apparent cause. By Top Fashion Names surprised at his treatment by the district. minor type of offense, fairly common. "It kind of shook my faith in people a Everything was conducted according to Digestive disturbances little 2 +► due to overindulgence are 7040 E. Broadway (at Kolb Rd.)bit. (The district) was something I procedures of the department. believed in and I still do but not in the Those procedures included an appeal of one thing: constant Phone 885-7540 Tucson,Az. department the way it's being run." the level two hearing by Mr, and Mrs. digestive distress despite 3 l White criticized Hayes for quitting as a Hayes, to level three ^before the board great care and moiler- 1 „; ,,, J i ,J"-,4,.,. .3, ,; ;. :.y-. --,.t volunteer fire fighter. of directors. ation in eating is another. "The board at the time it happened was Both resigned after the hearing, when — When in doubt. it's exceedingly surprised,"White said. the board refused to declare the second safer to call a physician "He wrote his resignation at the step hearing illegal. White said Mrs. than to take a chance. NEED DENTURES? hearing. Some people tried to talk him out Hayes' resignation was dated before the of it. hearing and that Hayes wrote his during WHAT'S N NOW A TR U LY "He may not have been able to function the hearing itself. as chief, but he shouldn't have quit the The men disagree on just how much F.1,-.._.-_:, ,,,.:.,..,... LOW COST DENTURE department. For me, my dedication is to support Hayes can claim at this time in the - :- *...:,. the people.I'd go and help still." volunteer department. White maintainsOP _ Both men declined to explain the of- that "most of the department feels (the _ $200 fense committed against the district by rulingon Mrs. Hayes)is the way it should : r n e r Mrs. Hayes, which led to hearings thatbe." X-:a.:::-•-.--...,.:.,:..:..;,,;.-1::-; .„•, served as the straw to break the camel's Hayes, on the other hand, said, "From . . ._. back for Hayes. what I can see, there's still support for White did say, however, that of three me"in the department. A reversible money belt, . levels of review in the department for all White added, "Dillman runs his brown and black, keeps IS AVAILABLE TO YOU offenses, Mrs. Hayes' case went im- department. There's a district chief and a money hidden, but readily mediately to level two— a hearing before department chief and there's no conflict accessible. . FROM YOUR the . w complaining party, department chief no " LICENS ED DENTIST and district chief. "He (Hayes) will accept only one thing. He said earlier that cases such as He wants to come back as chief.This town Get a copy of missingan emergency call while on and these people should be his concern." valle ti--, CALL 327,4533 FOR THE r P -oro y volunteer duty warrant bypassing the "Steve has done a lot of work in this and LICENSED DENTIST first level. organization— a lot of other people have, 'la GALS. Mrs. Hayes is a "responding member" too. Their actions just didn't draw as aibri IN YOUR LOCALITY in the Catalina district,requiring that she much light" during the drive to form the at these locations: fight fires and provide emergency service Catalina district. Nanini Financial Plaza when called upon to do so,White added. "I don't feel any one person would have Food Giant at Casas Adobes Hayes objected to the disciplinary succeeded if it weren't for the help of the Coat of Arms action meted out to his wife, because he little people,"he said. Safeway at Plaza EscondidaC claims it didn't fit the action specified for Hayes added, "I'm pretty much stir- Oro Valley Town Hall loW ••• ''..el her offense in district and departmentprised I couldn'tget the new board Oro Valley Country Club P Cirde K at Magee and �, regulations. members to listen to-.reason.I don't know orale "The rules were applied differently what the motivation is on the part of the 7-11 at Hardy and Orale ir--:L.+• " Highland Mobile Home ,.N,from one person to another, he said. board. Estates •• Too Late Ly ,In gi[lc " In Catalina: J -, "1've"come. said the - STORIES AND PHOTOS woman politician. "to ask Circle K - - you to support me." "I'm Catalina Plaza Drug o f ' s, ABOUT YOUR sorry. miss." replied the Red's Bait and Tackle COMMUNITY — man. "but you're too late. And at El Con Shopping Til WTO RCM 11111 Xj I'ye been married forCenter - — .•.... years'• NOW PLAYING: -' 4 GOLD FEVER or DANGER ft t -1 A • AT BONANZA CREEK ...4,Coming up in the next few weeks in the Catalina Call: .004 4114N, ". .The most fun we've had here ,,=��� well since sunshine."•Catalina real estate: what's happening to :-��:" `"44 , , � Micheline Keating . Tucson Citizen `,;� property values? WELCOME - • • ". .o d namite •�, :_� ' *Water: the =� package of fun' � ' future of Catalina's supply r- �, John Peck iij► *Up-to-date C r ��• -tio ..• Arizona Daily_Star '' 5 ove age of the heliport opening , rRAnd everyweek: NEWCOMER hi1y SERVICE Catalina Current A CORIx:u.W.: :Mil:AWAITS NEW TLISONANS by Bette ChastainMELODRAMA with Can-Can Dancers.Banjo and Piano Playing The Welcome Newcomer Service of Tucson,with its many And an lnereibly Evil Villain!(Boo,Hiss!) trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wonder- • Don't miss any of these in-depth ful city-all made possible through the cooperation of our • PINNACLE PEAK DINNER SNOW PACKAGE AYAILABLE stories: Subscribe todayto the merchants and businesses. Showtimes are wed.&Thurs.at 8 pm Fri.&Sat.at 7:15 &9:15 pm Sun.at6pm Catalina Call/Oro Valley Voice. to be surea r ou'll et our n raid ust Town • 886-9425, • y y p SERVING ORO VALLEY AREA TOO! ..,, every week. • Wednesday,December 21,1977 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ],VOICE B-5 'V''V''V'''Y'''V''V''V'4 . ----4 , 0 Z - oro valleyp .b - '- Classified CIAlkSSI/F/IED 11111111111111111111111MM Advertising . .. .. , , . 435 Household Ine x Commercial and Business Want Ads .j„_. 5e per word,20 word minimum - ANNOUNCEMENTS Special l Effects 10`Extra Per Word Two 50 gal.galvanized gas barrels. •. p One braided rug 9'x11'.One spool 101 Announcements Blind Ads 50c'Extra barbwire standard strength. • 103 Card of Thanks All Ads 4% Sales Tax Phone 825-4904. •Apille IfirlSt / 105 Give Away[Free] 107 Lodge&Club Notices Ask for Oro Valley Classified Ads PETS & • 109 Lost&Found[Free] , 111 Personals 884-9880 113 Travel Opportunities LIVESTOCK • • • Advertiseit in the BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Deadlines 501 Livestock Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday For Sale 201 Accounting,Bookkeeping 203 Appliance Repair Answering Combination Rates 5. oro v 205 g Service Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy 207 Auto Service Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates Fa,.►,,0,u.rs,oM+s ol the Tern of Oro Vali.Puna count, „ao,, 209 Building/Remodeling available phone 889-2092 Type$50 and up.825-9620. 211 Carpet/Rug ` 213 Concrete,MasonryFREE , .1 •et ervices 4lip: f--_, .: 215 Cooling„Heating _ -�s -_,g . 217 Drafting Services 219 Electrical Repair FAMILY WANT ADS Rabbit hutches all new galvanized , -_ ` 221 Excavating&Leveling welded wire construction. Com 223 Handyman plete with feeder,watering bottle, REAL ESTATE 225 Hauling SEE COUPON hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment 227 Income Tax units starting at$30.825-9391 or -- -- 229 Janitorial Services - 884-8586. ?--*) 231 Landscaping&Yard care 9Q9 Land & 233 Legal Services BUSINESS SERVICE MERCHANDISE Acreages 235 Miscellaneous Services HORSE SHOEING .----�- t: 1, 237 Mobile Home Services Experienced. Reasonable rates. Five acres of beautiful desert DIRECTORY MISCELLANEOUS Ph.825-9876.HarryG.Clayton. 239 Moving&Storage property. Located just 1 block 241 Painting&Papering north of Tangerine Rd• and one . 243 Plumbing Repair 207 Auto Service block west of La Cholla. $12,500. 245 Roofing-Siding . �,___ 401 Appliances 509 Pets For Sale 247 Sewin Alterations Call 297-3212. 1\11 .) 249 Swimming Pool Maintenance 'Q 253 TV/Stereo Repairs 1 ��,�' ,,E 251 Tree Service -----„ Year old Sears Coldsport Refriger- Kittens for sale.Manx Persians.2 ' ' ator. 17 cubic foot, Harvest gold, Red Point Siamese. Australian 911 Mobile Homes ' 255 Upholstery ••„�.,•, , frostfree, like new condition, im- Shepherd puppies$35 each.Pure- 257 Well Drilling ,- _. '% maculate.$300.325-6284. bred animals, everyone! Phone 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile 825-9376. Home Ground Space available. EMPLOYMENT - All Clothin: Laundromat open to public. All R J Service Catalina Country Mobile Home • 301 Babysitter Wanted Complete Motor- - TRANSPORTATION Park N. Oracle Road Catalina 303 Help Wanted Homes, Travel Printed T-shirt proclaiming your 297-3830. 305 Help Wanted,Sales Trailers,Fifth Wheels "Right to keep and bear arms," - - Budger.10x55'with 9x13 expand°. Check the rices 307 Work Wanted White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98; 701 Automobiles p and Campers S, M or L; Postage paid. Send One bedroom furnished. Skirting MERCHANDISE serviced by qualified check or M.O."A"Shirt Company, Auto purchasing service! Pur- and awnings. Tool shed.Screened before you buy. technicians. PO Box 8489-CRB, Tucson, Az. chase your next new car or light porch.Orchard Valley Park.3950 E. MISCELLANEOUS Complete gaselectric plumb- 85738.Immediate Delivery!I Hawser. Lot 60. Space rental Read the ads in ung•repairs hitches.tow bars, truck through a broker and save! $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5 Call 747-9932. 401 Appliances wiring expertly installed Refri- For Sale. Cornell Cap & Gown, p.m.daily. 403 Antiques gerators&furnaces also ser the 405 Auctions viced.mobile service available Ph.D.; Science PhD. hood; Gold • Tassel mortar board, size 7-1/8. 711 Parts & - Oro Valley 407 Books,Coins,Stamps All RV Service 297-3800• 409 Building Materials Accessories WE CLEANED OUT 411 Carport,Patio Sale lust oft of I l0 at 122 5 .;,.�,• _ _. :.,.. WMiracle Mile 419 Farm & Ranch THE PLACE Voice `.413 Clothing . 415 Cooling,Heating oyer.Mor Fri dmb p 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of Sat 9 5 With 417 Crafts Hobbies Equipment miles left.$45.825-9620.BV Appointment.�T11Y a ant Ad 419 Farm&Ranch Equipment 622 3709 -------- --- • - 421 Firewood , FOR SALE: Troy Tiller. 6 horse :•.••;:,�•No4.•},,_.ti :-- •- • - VP ' 423 Floor Coverings - power, electric start&Purer. 3901 ....%%%,":% :.0.; - '�-"- "h' REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 425 Foods 209 Building/ Golder Ranch Dr.Call only evenings • it.. 427 Furniture 1-825-3712. Sa �t where the see � _ __ ___Remodeling __ , Y Y � ;---�- 429 Gift Ideas # HANG THIS KEY ON ` 431 Golf Equipment 427 � �_in the WANT ADS - 433 Health Foods TILE-Mexican Colonial Clay Floor . Furniture .;`-44.,. YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE 435 Household Goods i '�,' Tile 70e per square foot and up. �,: A true Holiday Home and one for all 437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. Adobe Wholesalers, Tucson 793- Recliner rocker chair,lar i . s• -- ' seasons would be this delightfully 439 Machinery,Tools large,vinyl, i ._-= ,, '"� �1Or 441 Musical Instruments 8593. light grey, used one week. Will different home at the foot of the Santa �_ ��� Catalina mountains. A 3 Bdrm split 443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies sacrifice.297-3721. ,..�,_ "=-"`"'" __ 445 Office Business Equipment .. - _ T =4=�• = "" �.. plan, which gives your guests the 447 Photographic Equipment - 215 cooling,/ 1 -_ ▪='� °"' Household -7`��`7'`' privacy you want. Huge fireplace in 435 ..,..,754-:,. y_ ~ �FBONNIE BEST 449 Recreation Equipment Heating is -_. . TAIF ..g.-315:,75.: spacious oval living room with 11 R. 451 Sewing Machines G'oje '•"�":" - GRI BROKER g-Especially desi� ..:��, ," beamed ceiling. i 453 TV's,Stero,Radio � J' = - _ ,,� for entertaining at its Best on 5 Protect your cooler with a heavy =-:- - w"~` ,��;��'�l 455 Wanted to Buysterling _-�_ ._ „��, . different levels. Designed for International silverware.98 =� '' g canvas cover from Air-Master pieces. 12 seven-piece place -'"=...z,..._-...,--- "' ti - minimum utilities and maintenance. PETS&LIVESTOCK 3928 S.6th Ave.2949358. - *:�.-~�=� �'" settings plus serving pieces.Value ' ac r, �-'=•`_ = Brand new. You can move right in. 501 Livestock For Sale - ---- about $4000. Asking $2000. . © - .-=._ Call today. 503 Pet,Livestock Supplies Gorham silver box included 297- • • --t: 7110 N.ORACLE RD.SUiTE tea 505 Pet Services pp EMPLOYMENT 0384-Call after 6:00 p.m.Will make y}�r• - -.NM:erc:.%::::•.*•::::•.M:::•.:, :••. :::.•4; til-2516 509 Pets For Sale _ arrangements to meet at 1st National Bank at Orange Grove & r BUSINESS-FINANCE 307 Work Wanted Oracle. Bring to 601 Business Opportunities ._.__ ....__ .__._____.___.�_ COUPON FAMILY 603 Insurance Mature experienced nurses aide Wanted:to help rehabilitate those 605 Investments will care for patients days or who are less fortunate.We are in 1111,607 Money to Loan evenings 825.9580. need of tax deductible FORlEripxoya WANT AD! 609 Money Wanted DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, • china, pictures & frames, post- TRANSPORTATION Mature woman wants live in job with . cards,stamps,coins,books,plants flexible hours. Experienced in &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing HERE'S THE RULES 701 Automobiles convalescent care.chauffeuring& Effort Industries: 327-1734 .t. 703 Bicycles 1. All items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining cooking. Call 297-4807 or 790- g-4 p.m. to personal items. 705 Boats,Motors,Supplies 0699. - want ads must be written on the 707 Campers&Shells coupon. 4. No personal want ads will be ELEVEll 709 Motorcycles 2. Name, address, and phone taken over the phone. 711 Parts&Accessories number must be included on the 5.The deadline for the FREE - � 713 Recreational Vehicles • •ng/ • coupon, or It will not be family want ads :.. '';IDAY [H) 715 Rentals accepted. NOON. ��..==�� 717 Travel Trailersn the 3. Only personal want ads will be 6. When item[s]is sold,please can 719 Trucks accepted.We reserve the right 884-9880. RENTALS '1 For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print 8700 N. ORACLE 801 Apartment Furnished .:' WANT ADS 803 Apartment Unfurnished _ ' 805 Commercial Rentals 0 r 807 Home 809 Miscellaneous Rentals 811 Mobile Home •e selection of fine DIA . ' 813 Mobile Home Lots •ues at that new shoo in for old a• 815 Share Living Quarters sal discounts for Saturday ERY AND - °Doers.prove Don't take our word Jefferson, e 817 Storage Rentals NEmak.usANTIrr ES,i208THE rthh Oa, TA1-0103. A 819 Townhouse 3 FABULOUS RI - ct.Marquise,3 ct. --.--,4, 821 Vacation Rentals SERIOUS COLLECTORS °ear-shaped.ed. Fancy de. 823 Want to Rent al Nain,Kashan,Kermin and sarouk S$hown by a000intmc Frencfi, Enallsh and Orlenta1 furni- R17-3420. onzes ivories, Jade, Clotsonne, FULL. VALUE-Gold, f.t and Porceiatn. Saturday and FULL tsALUE sold, ap REAL ESTATE n . .D18-8622,9727 Fieldcrest. McNUTT JEWELRY, 4, - • 1. HER'S beautiful mirrored ta- Ave.. LA1-2848. ` is ." INDIVIDUAL stand,large cherry Chtfterobe, NOT FOR PUBLICATION n, unk,churn,good Magnavox radio - Diamond wa �,.� _ 901 Commercial Property I os *more how). Will NAME --- -- 9-.•.shortwave phonograph console.Make G sit(cost 903 Farms,Ranches c`lck.276-9615. Shown by a000intment at bank. Vin"fames •V. AFmirrors,°air of marble-too •0 ESTATE DIAMOND--0 _ _ __ _ .n 's.,-brass jeweled hanaina lamp, round unmounted, vibr • -.-i ADDRESS _ 907 income,Investment Property j hawing board, knife box on leas. infl for 53,750.Can be s 4 909 Land&Acreages s cothes, size 10 12. Loads of brie-a- IN JEWELRY, 103 �;1�Swing Valley Rd.at Prestondeli 85-POINT Man's s• PHONE NUMBER 911 Mobile Homes '•y9B9. registered aoorais• 16054 N. ORACLE 913 Open Houses ANTIQUE SUPERMARKET 358-0418. 915 Real Estate Wanted -en Everyday!"New Shipment-WEDDING set Maximum Insertion-3 Times DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA Shipment- ad racks, clocks, furniture, half price.J+ 917 Resort-Vacation Property chairs. Lots of goodies. For Each Want Ad IS FRIDAY NOON S,Int.20 at Forney. GOLD -�.,'" 919 Townhouses •fa,anima!foam,Po- wide,t.:- since 1. B-6 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ) VOICE Wednesday,December 21,1977 ECONOMIST SAYS 'REVISE RATE STRUCTURE' 'Metro Water's 60 % hike could be avoided ' By LINDA THOMPSON than the cost of serving Wenders said. Higher sum- ally with the addition of the The Voice repeatedly tried the Public Service Company Local economist John winter usage, it's clear that mer rates, though, would proposed increase — force to contact Paul Robinson, of New Mexico, similar to Wenders, who opposed Metropolitan's water system encourage less usage — water conservationists to manager of Metropolitan, the ACC, ordered a water Metropolitan Water Co.'s has a severe summer peak- eliminating the need for pay as much as those who .and Earl Carroll, the water company operating in Santa proposed 60 percent rate in- ing problem." much of Metropolitan's ex- use water excessively. company's attorney, but Fe to revise their rates crease, told state officials With peak load pricing, pansion, he claimed. both men were unavailable using the peak load prices. that the rate hike could be summer rates would in- "Rates during the summer •Face the consumer with for further comments. The three-member corn- avoided if the company crease and winter rates peak season have been set Prices that reflect his usage. expected to set P - Off-peak water users are While Metropolitan didn't mission•is • would revise its rate struc- would decrease gradually too low, encouraging waste a in too much and subsi- embrace blender'sproposed Metroplitan s rates within ture. over a four-year span — ful water usage and uneco- q• • g the next •six months. dizing wasteful peak users, rate structure, the econo- A Metropolitan customer, similar to long distance tele- nomical expansion of the Wenders said. mist said after the hearing, Buscher is an owner of the Wenders acted as an inter- phone rate structures that water delivery system,"the �, small Cayetano Water Co. in vener duringthe Dec. 8 and provide for increasing rates economist contended. Asked if peak load pricingThe commission will look Lakewood-Amado and for- favorably as the daygoes on. , would encourage water con- favorably at the recommen mer utilityexecutive with 9 Arizona Corporation Com- In response to Wenders g dation, since the water com- mission (ACC) hearing, re- Metropolitan serves about questions,Buscher admitted servation, Buscher replied, pany offered little evidence GAC,Inc.,in Rio Rico and in questing that the ACC order 150 Oro Valley households that some of Metropolitan's Not necessarily, especially to contest the peak load Florida. a peak load pricing struc- and 4,100 Northwest area facilities stand idle during when you consider the types concept." Cayetano's request for a ture for Metropolitan. residents. the.off-peak months. of customers Metropolitan rate increase last year stirred The structure would re- Since Metropolitan's last serves. The homes have Wenders' proposed rate public opposition, but was semble the one adopted by rate hearing in 1973, the Wenders also asserted landscaping which requires structure recently was eventually granted by the the City of Tucson last year, cpmpany has charged $7.50 that present rates —especi- irrigation." adopted in New Mexico after ACC. which stirred opposition for the first 5,000 gallons of from some of its consumers. water used by a customer, :::,..„4 , Presently, Tucson's win- and 70 cents for each addi- ter rates remain the same tional 1,000 gallons. '' 14:', 1 while summer rates increase Metropolitan has request- ' according to consumption. ed $8.50 for the initial 2,000 "In the past, the ACC has gallons and $1.17 for each ., spent most of its time regu- additional 1,000 gallons. latinglarge electric and tele- Wenders testified that the a g phone companies, due to water company would bene- `` istSecond place , s, time constraints. This is the fit financially, if it used peak first time the commission load P ricin g ,} nishers has ever looked at a water "Each year the summer . it - --- ` ., This bronze rendering of company's rate structure, rates would be 25 percent ,. • -�- t carefree galloping horses Wenders said. higher. And this wouldgen- done by local artist g ► The ACC has never or- erate just as much revenue :-,,. ,. . :�. :>„ `` Catharine C. "Cotsie" dered water utilities to as any rate increase the *' ',.; • Engle won second prize in change their rates, relying commission could award," ,„ the fourth annual Copper on rate increases instead to Wenders said. in the Arts show, winch irk - began last week in Tubac. generate more revenue for And it will also benefit - The piece,entitled"Racing companies like Metropolitan. consumers — possibly elim- x �`� the Wind," was submitted The three-member Cor- inating the need for rate ,> with three other bronze poration Commission re- increases, Wenders said. sculptures byMrs. Engle ested Wenders to appear However, George Busch- :: -- the wife f Oro Valley at the hearing earlier this er, a consultant hired toxh.;.� ,: , Vice-Mayor E.S. "Steve" month to explain the peak prepare Metropolitan's fi- '�� :‘ ;{ Engle.[VOICE staff photo] � load structures for water nancial statements, argued , s ''��` ' utilities, an ACC spokesman that apeak load price strut- �.a. • „,,4.**.,„,. ,-` �a T� ` S f ry,��„pito- 4>*�.�, � x :•�a�,c �c ', \�. �v` said. ture"would create a burden ti�``�;'?"''''. i, s ` �� W� Testifying before Corpor- on the company." s�`�j., }� ° Y +F".�. v's ;: - p- lar. ?. ation Commissioner Jim "The revenues would be .,..,,,,,,,V,,.,-.'-:',"` w - a `Y Weeks, Wenders, a Univer- high in the summer and low • r lf sity of Arizona economics in the winter, creating cash � ,:• � ,, V: gkii professor, explained the flow problems," Buscher "x �',, ~'', peak load concept. told Wenders. ., : �* "Since Metropolitan's cost The customers' high sum- �. �• °. . - S f of serving summer water mer usage causes the growth , ` usage is three times higher of the water system, a :; :,.-- :4M 1, .. • , r . r............1 Get an armful of news delivered to your home - % • �,, ` � , , , S' sN foraslittleas .,,, , - -, § --;-,--- 4'/2Caweek... ) .4-, , 14, _, ., ��,� .• . 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