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JA+='.CS 0 KR I EQH 4 O S C A!.C.E CO 117.C:C1 ?D 1 7 ti ; OV RESIDENT CLAIMS PHRASE C. - AZ . . 8 57 i.= Spaulding 'Do it Jack Spaulding says : 4 ,A By SUSAN FINCKE purchase and furnish that The press picked up the government-contracted There is "no end" to the , 4 , „;tt , ,,, , , . John F. ("Jack") much talked about three- phrase — "Geez, I should misorder of B&D industrial market, Spaulding said. He ' x `` a` Spaulding sat down at his bedroom home as a new say they did!" — and now drills and asked his friend compared the phenomenon t F, =t; ` dining room table and town hall. the American language Spaulding's advice• to what has happened to without prompting, spread It's the kind of do-it- would seem incomplete � 4Spaulding told him that he home haircuts:Every time a ''''''''',%` out copies of the two yourself" attitude that without it.. barber raises his price 50 . = �;r� P characterized Spaulding's S Spaulding does not take r�had always thought there . . , a newspapers which serve Oro P g was a great demand among cents, families buy a million t Valley. business career as a top full credit for originating the home owners for a one- more home hair cutting Aft, �r° ' I`vegot to talk to Turpin corporate officer and has homepower tool market. �. � ., F tools . r 's r of marked his involvement in However, upuntil World quarter inch drill. The - (Ted Turpin, publisher friend's jewelry store sold Home fix it resource .� :�,: the Oro Valley Voice)," he Oro Valley issues. The War II, the home craftsman fulness has been a reaction �` "was of the drills within an said. He was pointing to a phrase fits Spaulding. He who used the tools hour after opening, to increasing wages within s. questionnaire in the Voice even says he invented pit. unusual,"he said. Spaulding said. the skilled trades,he said. ' silitti*;)'1' that asked readers if they As he recalls, it mad- Most American companies "I knew something was Now a silver-haired 75 `. thought the town needed a vertently" slipped from his designed power tools only coming. How big, I didn't (but looking younger) and -� `� new office. lips back in about 1948 as he for heavy industrial use — know." retired for 13 years, s ; Spaulding wasimplying was speaking at a hardware including Black and Decker, Today the craftsman type Spaulding still talks about rte `.; ;.•,• that the question was convention in San Francisco. where Spaulding servedas of power tool comprises power tools with en- a_ irrelevant. He had already He referred to "the do-it- vice president and general about 70 percent of the sales thusiasm. It's no wonder. made his point by promising yourself movement" of manager. of Black and Decker, a After fighting in France in • a donation of $1,000 to kick persons who had begun to During World War II, a company that does close to World War I and then off what he hopes will be a use hand-held power tools man living in Syracuse,N.Y. $1 billion worth of power completing college in Ohio, Jack Spaulding drive to raise $100,000 to for jobs around the home. had the opportunity to buy a tool business a year. [Continued on Page A-41 I ; ,`� Sail if 117 el .,......... 10,- 0 rii 0 . , ,..,,,,..- ....... ,_ . � .. - _ ��,'. 1' �`S Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona\or- a I I e y 11,41,,,. _ - .../ Vol. IV, No. 31 One Section, Eight Pages 15 Cents December 14, 1977 Hocus -Pocut or overdue ? , .., _ , hike Metro rate hike mulled . .. „ .. By LINDA THOMPSON portions of Metropolitan's financial report , Metropolitan Water Co.'s proposed 60 to the commission, which he said indicate . ? - r ..% percent rate increase faced stiff opposition that the decreased water usage actually .`,* • ; Thursday and Friday from the firm's began in 1975. , 4 ,s customers who attended the Arizona However, the city's water conservation •. �, 4w 2.Corporation Commission(ACC)hearing. program wasn't initiated until June of -'' -r . '{ Metropolitan serves about 150 Oro 1977,Wenders said, - •,...,-, . Y ri ,, � P Valleyhouseholds and 4,100 Northwest According to Metropolitan's financial r- ', .1 �� '�': report, expenses have increased 61 per �� - ti area residents. .� : �s.� , Anticipating the flood of opposition,thea. ` P g ppa' a�s,Y ,7� - cent, while the firm's income has in- � �:� c commission changed the hearing location creased only 41 per cent. �' _- '' F � � from the state building to a larger room at Paul Robinson, manager of . v z:o y{ ,.�M... h,`0- •"��. ' R .y�"S�r'Ci'v�• o 1_-`F .x�jt s�.r{t' the Marriott Hotel. Metropolitan,said his company completed � ,� ,'��P. -, �, . v DeConcini, manager of ,'- 4,,,'' . • . . � Originally Evo D C ag ., the commission's Tucson branch,had been ^'q^b Related Story, 3-selected as the hearing officer. However, z = = ,� A Andrew Bettwy, Jr., a hearingofficer - f= � < y Y `A� : y r based in Phoenix (and son of the State numerous construction projects costing �, M k 5 Land Commissioner),replaced DeConcini. about $248,000 in 1976, in order to serve ' x lv During hearings on controversial issues consumers adequately. t< °, r Bettwy said, an out-of-town hearing Booster plants were installed on La ��r officer usually will be selected. Canada and Ina Road and additional wells , t ` George Buscher, a utility management were constructed, Robinson testified, .•.f£ R consultant, prepared Metropolitan's which contributed to the firm's increased t . . .. financial statement supporting the rate expenses. request. Clark Chapman, representing an anti- A ''''' : .: During his testimony, Buscher cited a increase group named Citizens forf ; trend that has adversely affected the Reasonable Water Rates, charged that company's profits. "Between August the financial report underestimates .:„,; ,. through December of 1976,there has been Metropolitan's 1976 profits. rY. ,... a 15 percent decrease in water consump- It does so,� he asserted, by deducting Y, tion," he said. about $55,000 in state and federal income < .,b. , "That trend was brought about by'Beat taxes from its earnings, even though the y � the Peak,'a concentrated program by the company as such doesn't pay such taxes. ''< P .,.� � City of Tucson to conserve water," Since Metropolitan is a limited part- Buscher added. nership rather than a corporation,income Since Metropolitan's last rate hearing in taxes flow through to be paid propor- Revie'wing her work tionatelybythe various artners on thein - 1973, the company has charged $7.50 for P Mayor Lois Lamberson scans one of 25 town code books she drew u and assembled under the first 5,000 gallons of water used by a personal returns, rather than being paid Y P customer, and 70 cents for each additional by the company itself. contract with the town,at a cost just under$1,000.Copies of the code are available for loan 1,000 gallons. During the company's last rate hearing at the new town hall,for residents to study before tomorrow's public hearing on the code Metropolitan has requested:$8.50 for before the commission in 1973, the ACC book. [VOICE staff photo] the initial 2,000 gallons and$1.17 for each ruled that Metropolitan can't deduct additional 1,000 gallons. income taxes from earnings in compiling The three-member commission is ex- fair-rate-of-return figures. pected to set Metropolitan's rates within The commission ruled at that time that wa� . . . Tos s St e e the next six months. distribution of income to the partners is Acting as an intervener in opposition to , similar to dividends." The first Town Council meeting in and compiling are available in the the rate hike request, John Wenders, a Earl Carroll, a Phoenixattorney Oro Valley's new Town Hall tomorrow Town Hall for review before University of Arizona economist, cited representing Metropolitan, said he will night will feature a public hearing on tomorrow's council meeting. • - resubmit the matter to the commission, the newly completed town code and Fifteen bound volumes of the code mdistrict since New Mexico's state supreme court adoption of a calendar for the May and 10 unbound are available for three- has ruled that income tax allowances are council elections. day loan to all town residents. • permissible for limited partnerships. The living room of the three- Other items on the agenda for ,, re S Fri a During the hearing, Wenders con- bedroom Linda Vista home that is the tomorrow's meeting include discussion tended that such accounting `gives the new hall serves as its public meeting of a purchase agreement with Arizona r ri '►t m company the best of two worlds. room. The house is located at 680 W• state government, under which the He termed the method "hocus porus,,t Calle Concordia. town can tack items it needs to pur- Friday is the last day of school before and said it "permits Metropolitan to Deadline for filing petitions to run chase onto economical volume bids to Christmas for Amphitheater School deduct 48 per cent from their profits," District students. deduct 48 percent from their profits," for one of the five council terms that be solicited by Arizona agencies. expire in Mayis in earlyFebruary,said An "open house" at the new hall is Harelson and Donaldson Elemen- reducing earnings on paper to$114,000. P p taries, Cross Junior High and Canyon Attorney John Biggers, who also filed Mayor Lois Lamberson. . also scheduled on the agenda, the del Oro High School will resume classes as an intervener opposing the rate in- Copies of the town code that Mrs. mayor said. at the regular time on Tuesday,Jan.3. crease, questioned Robinson's annual Lamberson will be paid as low Town Engineer James Kriegh said bidder nearly $1,000 for arranging [Continued on Page B-2] [Continued on Page A-41 Z Qiiiiiiio-rini, Man , Woman of Year t_00, 1 N G FOR N AND WONMI nominees are sought ( 'T'EAR Nom INEES This is the first year for the That's the kind of person Oro Valley VOICE to select a , we're looking for. "Man and Woman of the Year" We don't care whether the for the Oro Valley community. "Man and Woman" candidates In time, we believe, the have been figures in the news , �'_____ residents of this area will enter previously. We're not con- .4,- II_ = . intothe nominatingprocess -,NAI cerned with how much enthusiastically, as they have publicity they may have done elsewhere. generated, and failed to - --- / And we do urge the broadest generate. But we want to know t �. public participation because what they've done, either - it's only with such input that we within or in addition to theirti . soi . can learn about and honor the family life. �•�,most deserving persons. Do you know someone who4Illib.-- "t' - Do you know someone who deserves recognition? Tell us has worked long and hard, with about them. Encourage others little or no pay, to make this a to do the same. ;:::-:-:-:-:-:-::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-::-.-.-.-.- bettery community, a better Just write us a letter short :: THE DESERT OBSERVER world? A youth leader, a or detailed, that's up to you I.00kin Back •• counselor to the elderly, a hard- and leave it at the Oro Valley :: : : working „:, family man who does town office or mail it to us. Everyone loves more than might reasonably be That's the Oro Valley Voice, P. One Year Ago Tucson 85702. Town Council members Gambel'sQuail expected of him? O. Box 3003, will examine a proposal by T-K Cable Systems, Inc. to • bring cable television to the Canal giveaway gong community. Rates could run By CHRIS KITH immediately start scuttling from $18.75 to $12 depen- To see him is to like him. about like little striped ding on how many persons Everyone falls in love with mechanical toys. Each has a used it,the council was told. the Gambel's Quail. tiny topknot, replicas of the Two Years Ago T h e s e - parents'larger ones. running poor second . „ The Pima Association of s o c i a b l e k A typical family walk Governments said it will birds :' , procedes with father proud- ' y `1 ..e ly in the lead, the little ones cost Oro Valley $750 for u s u a 11 � membership in PAG for thegather in . r._ ` followingin single file and The- Associated Press reports American redneck lowbrows. st r., g p second half of the fiscal year. s i z e a b 1 e �.. _ �' F.'��� mother bringing up the rear. that advocates of giving away So now they're going to Three Years Ago flocks and r s its... Quail take their parenting the Panama Canal complain launch an "educational Petitions have been you ' 1 I Vis. .,%s”-,r`' seriously and even the circulating in Oro Valley generally '. ',4 scrawny adolescents obey they're running a poor second program [mostly paid by tax requesting that the town see a ' .-` . '�4-` their parents. in the race to influence the U.S. funds, of course] to show us the council take action to get a single one standing watch on "Get back in line." "Stay r y To explain to contract for cable television a post or other observation away from that other flock." Senate which of course must error of our ways.. "Start „ ratify the Canal Treaties signed us why we should give one of here. spot, ready to warn of scratching. "Run for • - approaching danger. cover."The young just seem amid much hoopla by President the `worlds most valuable BUMPER STICKERS to know better than to ask, ro erties to a tin of dictator. tl '1r•'w :-•� They are quite happy to "Do I have to?" Jimmy Carter. tinpot p =- live close to houses and ��«'`w��. Isn't that terrible? The best response to this kind' '� -- �-�- adopt fairly routine habits, p especial] Burin the non- to Amen Ellsworth Bunker, Angier of campaign, it seems to us, is a Marriage seldom works for breeding season. BiddleDuke and C + rest theletter ___ mailed to one's two who Iov-th rnselve- care have a large xvlosnl' bo C 0 t t I wheeler-dealers �`"...,.._ - hedge that harbors quanti- vy League are Senator, reiterating opposition 1 9 7 7 ties of them at night• in from Rep. Donald J. Pease finding it difficult to con us to the Panama Canal treaties. fall until nest makingtime (D-Ohio) is to be com- the spring. mended for the legisla- tion EDITORS SMT Quail feed on the ground QUOTA B t E; pecking and scratching away tion he introduced to cut to find seeds and insects, off American imports of We used to think that Reill This action is accompanied Ugandan coffee. you could just spend your by constant conversation. Although trade boy- way out of a recession The first major new- Much attention has to work in behalf of the They like dust baths and if cotts are not generally in and increase employment corner to Wesley Bolin's been focused on the state citizenry than this highly you let the water run a little the interest of the world by cutting taxes and team after he became prison, which has been skilled and well exper- you will find that they are market, this one might boosting government governor a few weeks found overcrowded. A ienced executive. also connoiseurs of mud. help topple the barbaric spending. back was Bill Reilly, who federal court has ordered . It, s was a stroke of Bathing in a bird bath regime of Idi Amin. I tell you, in all candor, last month retired from the state to provide a fortune that his APS doesn't interest them. And that should be all that that option no longer Arizona Public Service cure in a matter of duties ended when they Though they build their right with just about exists — and that insofar Co., which he had served months, something Bolin did, thus making his tal- nests on the ground, it's no everybody. as it ever did exist, it as president. feels should havebeen ent available to the state. easy task to find one. They only worked by injecting Acceptance of a Bolin accomplished without And what makes are always sheltered by Pease said that Ugan- bigger doses of inflation appointment by Reilly federal involvement. Reilly's progress espe- brush heaps, a fallen da s coffe exports to the into the economy, was considered a surprise How soon a permanent ciaily interestingfor Sun sahuaro or even one of our United States account for followed by higher levels to- plum for the state's new replacement for Moran is • • abundant rocks. one-third of Uganda s to- of unemployment as the p named will determine Citians and Youngtown- chief.Reilly ended a brief ers to watch is the fact Father seems to be the tal export earnings but next step. whetherReilly tenure as minister with- has an that here is the state boss. He says something only represent 4.76 per- That is the history of adequate opportunity to that sounds like"Kerk"with cent of total American the past twenty years. out portfolio as he tempo- im lement corrective calling upon a retiree for eat authoritywhencoffee imports. rarily assumed the post p all the reasons that a 8'r his p of director of the Arizona measures in the penal retiree canprovidepublic mate has eggs in the nest. A boycott shouldn't British Prime Minister system. They start out with a y James Callaghan, Corrections Department. service effectively. dozen to 15 light-beige hurt American coffee But we know this: drinkers significantly. speaking to the Labor John Moran was fired The-state couldn'tspotted eggs. g y. Party Congress, Sept. from that job a day have —Sun CityNews-Sun p gg • 28, 19 76. found a better inten- Cute little downy kids — Wheeling[�i�.�a.] earlier. tioned, selfless individual break out of the shells and Intelligencer m ....................................e..e.e..e..........................................................nem...........e.rr.......t..............................t....T/..........e...e...t.s........t.s..n..........e...............t.ttrtefl.sntnsleenteetTttt THEODORE C.TURPIN Editor&Publisher t r �" � •~- i Published every Wednesday by _ DENNIS JOYCE , Sancruval Corp.,P.O.Box 3003,Tucson, s++ ,� Az.,624-3745.Single copies 15 cents = ►' News Editor each:by mail,$3 for one-year !" subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County,Arizona poi - y1' �' NEWS STAFF: paid at Tucson, Az. Mary Schmidt Chris Kemberling Linda Thompson Publication No. 324570 December 14, 1977 . .1. .t....rl t.....................e.t..................e.........s......................e.es...............................................................s....t...............a.....nt..........7 December 14, 1977 ORO VALLEY[ARYL]VOICE A,3 P _,i(. fY�. . alb i..i. . '4,-,, , �� �� . wx , Engle scu to ,, - • 5 � bronze sculptures soringthe Tubac show .. Four p � ,...y created by Oro Valleyan through Jan. 8. The historic C «Cot " Engle� �`� �u� � - � �� � � Catherine sy artists colony of Tubac is ' � `'4 '* :- beingdisplayed in the located about 60 miles south „, >. are I '` ��` fourth annual Copper in the of Oro Valley,on U.S. High- ' /,' Arts show, beginning way 89. =: •<,. ,., Friday at the Tubac Center Works made of copper, '"0 ' ��� ) . of the Arts. brass, bronze and other x `1 1 � r.r Mrs. Engle is the wife of forms of copper and copper Oro Valley Vice-Mayor E.S. compounds are displayed at �~,';',N.',..,'-'",-:',',-!"----.-� � : "Steve"Engle. the Tubac show. k •.4. 4 a Her works are entitled . � �< More than twenty artists Race the Wind, a solid ',2, . :'. and craftsmen will be \ -. .-- , . Ili bronze on mahogany base; ,� represented in the exhibit. T Morning Cheer, solid p r bronze on hardwood base; The center is open every \\* 1: w„ ,., "Spring Kicks,"solid bronze day of the week except 7 �' , . t on hardwood base; and Monday, from 10 a.m. until s , �� :. , < , _ "Night Song," also a bronze 4:30 p.m. The volunteers "isi,,,- � '� on hardwood. and staff, however, will be ,,.:40010.7 Dayand New . � The Santa Cruz Valley off Christmas� �► Art Association is spon- Year's Day. 114:4::.4.7:''-:':. *.;;;?, MUSIC SHOP .,. , , .f� .. .- Popular•Classical•Instrumental•Vocal r Sheet Music•Music Books•Acoustic Guitars • Open Mon.thru Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Chnstmawinners Sat.9a.m.-6p.m. Oro Valleyans Vick Rizzell, Bernard Rubin, Lynn December Chicago point system tournament. The men Midway Business Park Hoskins and Arlo Murken celebrate their win at an Oro who played well above their handicaps, outdistanced the 4500 E.Speedway Valley Country Club Christmas party held after the field of opponents. [VOICE staff photo] (between Columbus&Swan) Tucson,AZ Tel.795-4865 • f .0hAZ WritNUMBER ONE RADIO 145 1 Mk; A,- .,!.......-.,.:.%_‘. ..,-::...1.4 e411, 0 - firwle .- --I/ --A-crew WELCOME - , ,,,,„,, ,i, p AIR . . . for people NEWCOMER SERVICE A CORDAL WELCOME AWAITS NEW UI SON ANS The Welcome Newcomer Service of Tucson,with its many trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wonder- ful city-all made possible through the cooperation of our merchants and businesses. KAIR is concerned. SERVING ORO VALLEY AREA TOO! One of the consistencies of us -humans is that we keep ommibitkomposualwrifitmeamitAtiraffiw, uncovering old things as if they were something new. In our r - times, this is particularly true of empires and emperors of ,� various kinds. It is also true of solar energy which is often talked 7 501 II about as if it were a new discovery. r f Actually, solar ener has been throw many booms. A little i over 20years a o 900 scientists and engineers from around the g � a New CropDates Now In Stock n it. And Tucson architect P. 3 world attended a conference here o .. i MUNSON'S .10 Arthur Brown was designing solar houses 34 years ago. Hestill it TUCSON DATE CO. I is. OPEN 8-6 MO1 THRU SAT.•SUN.9.5 II g But after all that experience, Brown tells us he doesn't believe 52 E. ROGER RD. 887-2731 energywill ever be wamostimskivaramsweasne -,Ir that mechanical systems with solar economical. The devices needed to collect and store the solar 1 heat are just too expensive. NEED DENTURES? On the other hand, there are many ways we can take NOW A TRULY advantage a of the sun's heat and nature's cooling system in our houses. Brown thinks we should designLOW COST DENTURE the entire house with this in mind.Then with our relatively mild winters, we could get $2OObyprettywell. Or un �r We mient remember too about putting our houses under- gr ound with a south opening. It's 72 degrees year around in IS AVAILABLE TO YOU .,,� Colossal Cave. FROM YOUR LICENSED DENTIST you CALL 327-4533 FOR THEIf have comments or suggestions, write to "KAIR Is LICENSED DENTIST Concerned." IN YOUR LOCALI1Yveditorial was written byJohn Riddick The above and aired on Nov.3 by KAIR AM and FM. A-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE December 14, 1977 s_ _ .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , FORMER TOOL MAN .„. • • ••• m' O . ..„. , ..., ur Spaulding ' in .., .„,.....,- '.. ,,.....„ . [Continued from Page A-.1] operation allowed him to the original incorporators of walk again with a cane.) the town and fought in the '' he began a 34-year career Upon arriving in Tucson, battles which preceded ` ' with Black and Decker, Spaulding rented a car and incorporation. All t M, ",:`r• -w, . Ir.• i 4 �� retiring as vice president began making inquiries on Although he once thought .„, and general manager in where the best climate was. the 11/2 mile strip of High- t 1958. One person he questioned way80-89 which cuts �+„ �• -"3""e-- was a bellhop in his 60s who through the town "was But retirement ended six `�` � <�4"`� � responded "west of the � P going to be another �F '�`�� �months later when he ac- Tucson mountains," where, Speedway," he now speaks ° cepted an offer from Skil Spaulding discovered there proudlyof "our new zoning ,..,.w..:..,...: t Corporation, also wasnothin . committee" and its tightly ������ gg Y manufacturers of power But he followed up on the controlled zoning tools,to be itspresident and bellhop's second suggestion regulations. chief executive officer. — the area north of Tucson He said he hopes that In 1963, a year before his along the Catalinas. When inevitable development 114 - final retirement, Spaulding he drove to Oro Valley he within Oro Valley will be ---e - ', ',''., , W y. ,< flew to Tucson in search of a found "there was nothing moderately slow, so the ik. *�`No . _g dry climate to ease an ar- here," but he adds "I could town will "grow only as fast o Nit ,`. - , �.:t": thritic condition. (The see the possibilities." as w,e can tolerate. Growth 'itao `�. -condition lead to his con- Spaulding has worked to is a fine thing, but you just ,,4,., 4,,�,,y,c �.,. finement in a wheel chair encourage t h o s e cant have hop skippety ,.:�.s. until six years ago when an possibilities. He was one of jump." is - ih,411110 , „ ...,...... r,. � Stepping.... ,--' . a p . ) -,„...--* 4 „4: $ Ci # r - • _, . r �. .:::‘,„ �:, , 11 r Find out . .,,. .7-:, -.0., .. .. 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Senior Wayne Chandler of Canyon del Oro struggles with a Sahuaro High School player for Get an armful of news delivered to your home possession of the ball during a hard-fought game against Saguaro Saturday. The Dorados � :--� edged the Cougars 68-64. CDO is now 3-0 for the season. [Photo by Chris Kemberling] for as little as ,• le - erea �• n wan srehike 41/20 a week... h \ [Continued from Page A-1) After Biggers cited the company's SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE ______ "- -- financial report which indicated Robin- 4\4;1 �- ' salar of 'y $48,000 for managing sons salary would be about$52,000 next ORO VALLEY VOIC Metropolitan. year, he asked Metropolitan represent- CATALINA CALL -----"� -_ Asked to list salaries for similar atives to substantiate the need for state = .-.41� positions, Buscher said the manager of the hike, ---- ' '',. I "1 -.--4WP Tucson City Water Department earns Carroll replied, "You don't have to be Your community newspaper. - approximately$30,000 annually. bankrupt to apply for a rate increase." The newspaper that helped Oro Valley become a town. 5:WAV-ItWt%V.AWAWAWAt. WAW-It=VAW-Iti•Wh' N ; Just clip this coupon and mail © with our check to: Oro Valle Voice { Y Y QQ44WtL P.O. Box 3003, Tucson, AZ 85702 N e_ctitc(A_ N SUBSCRIBE FOR THREE YEARS & SAVE!! NN One year-$3-5.1C a week Two years-$5-4.8C a week By Dorothy Three years-$7-4.50 a week1111L0...-- (Newsstand price is 150 a week) i Headquarters •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Please start my subscription to the oro Valley Voice. For Snoopy r Enclosed is my check for $3 for one year s StockingStu ers 5 for two ears s y Cards & Gifts N $7 for three years Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Name NSat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Address Sun. 12-5 p.m. City State. 7ip PLAZA ESCONDIDA ORACLE AT MAGEE Telephone tT:W=AWA's &AW=.- AVA:W04:WAVA:W*14WAVAW-A:J t - / i CA IL II1.1 / December 14, 1977 • bowner 14, 1ers preparing oCorondo vacation Aero-Copters of Arizona, Inc., com- when the company will begin offerop ing equipment there,Mrs.Cox said. pleted the purchase Thursday of 10 acres rental flights until after Christmas. The Coxes also operate heliports at the in �` starts r� a of land Catalina's Bonanza Heights Were still tying up loose ends. We're Avra Valley airport west of Catalina and subdivision, where it will operate a negotiating to get a fence right now,"she in Southern Utah, where they have been Christmas vacation begins Fridayfor heliport sometime after Jan.1. said. staying for the past several months until Paul and Donna Cox, owners of Aero- The Coxes continue to plan for the about a week ago. students at Coronado Elementary Copters, bought the Catalina land from Catalina heliport from their temporary Mrs.Cox had predicted that she and her School. Dr. Charles Helton of Tucson, Helton trailer office at 3950 Hawser Road. The husband would return to Catalina in Classes will resume Tuesday,Jan.3, said. heliport land is vacant now, but Aero- November to begin work here. "We're a at the regular time. Mrs. Cox said Monday she won't know Copters expects soon•,--• A to begin storing little behind,"she said. Countywants isA..rt �• sitmixt t 'owe p Y M *)'' # „ Y ;} *f°4 '' ,,'dd .; ;aG-; Q," • m o r n � a fire ,,,......,,,..,, , v b;‘',4*,,,,. ,4,•;:,,,;;;,.... r ,.. .„ ,...-14„4„,,,,, .,;.7:,:-...,:. , ,3 4 ,t 4. nc s } `o .,,„,,,,.., ,, ,. ..t,,,,,,,,,,..., ..,.,„„,„,,,, , b !y.�. < ..• '@ °'•„ . ...o ma` ;,,„,,,40.:-... .. #"� �} ;h More facts are needed about property , , e - • valuation in the new Golder Ranch ��� �� ,1:::11:‘,' Volunteer Fire District before Pima ,,,.: ''' , ..);' 11.1 County's Board of •Supervisors can decide 4.!,,' ',,t ,,.., „ how much of its first year budget to fund. �: Postponing action on the X23,738 that„- �, ::...t:i\,'It*:",..:: thedistrict's three-member Boardofr h X' DirectorshasaskedfromtheCounty, ther t ,? �,,, * r� ;�;,�.1ti.; #% ” . Puna County Budget Review Committee F decided then to hold off a recommendation : ''''''''''4-irk-..k..•..' �s � max: w x. , ilit-w.,,,.), to the Board of Su ervisors. , �' The supervisors have granted only40 ,lit --,,2,24----::-, ,�.�am`+, °,�,,,�.�*,,��'�;" ::„..4';', ah's+,^.. "•b,�� •`�"+�" -�•�ja� ,{ �3 -'A`� ...°.,s' �� ,� �.r � � �tpercent of thebudgets requested by other � new fire districts in the past several months.` Maria 1',4,;:• of the '`° - • �"` :, Golder district, said "We haven't padded • t the budget. We're setting up a govern- ,, � � � � .. � - ment entity here. We've established ���� `` another level of government. r 4 . 4. "But on the other hand, we're not going � , : to operate like some charitable in- ��. �x f stitutio }z <> ; 4 One item in the budget requested by - k'f;s'-•41.,-, : ;-‘,„„Z-,;:,-4,- the district that is particularly important, �� Mrs.Monplaisir said,is water i es. fix . Another part of the budget must pay } ��® � Rural/Metropolitan Fire Department Co. P 4 �;. for its services. � � Amon the district's additional ex- � f to � � ' ' cabinet,o a roof filing ca net, r. penses w old be fire p 4` E y a t ewriter office supplies and $400 � s � YP PP :� � pay back H.D. "Bob" Murray for the money that count records show was paid i h yule t'i�%I IIIA • y• i k ._, 7- .� him for the district. � � It paid the cost of the election, Mrs. Bazaar Monplaisir said. Murray was a leader of • -,.t.: #.-A-- .t „„{ the drive to form the Golden District. 3 Young Catalinan Kevin Brown above "These are the minimum expenses of running- a district,"Mrs.Mon laisir said. ►� E �� looks over a handful of jewelry made by Monplaisir " 2 local arti•st Joe Ventura.dorm• a Christ. As to the supervisors policy of granting • •` '�`�' • �� . X • � only40 ercent of the m - v k, K mas bazaar held at Catalina a new Cathoc P one re uested, y q Church, Saint Martin de Porres Mission. Mrs. Monplaisir said: "We'll just have to ' °" -7‘4,-.3.t4 At right, other residents browsed at depend on the kindness of the super- k :t,, visors. t5tijr Kr : ._ various booths for C s items made ' r by church women. [VOICE staff photos] �G } ",}, Postoffice a''v lFF ',< 4 w y� movesjan. 7 tr..-te. * ��� � N � to rOpfulfai7ez store ar_ w Starting Jan. , theCatalinaRuralBranch Post e willbelocated in Yom. �i . the Catalina a Dru Store. It's currently in Reds Bait and Tackle .41tc-:'''.1#71 Ate . -f- ''''.7 iti...,,, * Shop _? A post office substation comes up for yr roti�,•., � '''....AL,, `'°,�..: .. _.4„---r,. � ti � bid only at the request of the present . mana ement. r g K- µ iiitaivir Due o an increase in overheadcosts, Red's managers asked for a rebid and �`Ys� s K ." --''' '''''' Mt. '4%. were turned down when the lower one was submitted. �` �‘-',,i9k1t—'4'41f Red and Helen Willard, who are ' 44tcurrently in charge of the post office said they hope that the move won't i cause anyinconvenience to customers. B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE December 14, 1977 CATALINA CURRENT stages Christmas By BETTE CHASTAIN program had a picnic in the Florence area happy here as we are. Alverta Gosch is 1/2 tsp. baking powder The Coronado School Christmas pro- and enjoyed the fresh mountain air and Shirleys' mom. 1 Tblsp. sugar gram will be presented tomorrow at 1 beautiful scenery to be found only in our * * * cut in 1 cup shortening p.m. and 7 p.m. They ask all parents to state.Gift exchanges are usually the thing The Norm Recktenwalts are entertain- add 1 beaten egg yolk try to attend the matinee performance if at this time of year, but the Site Council ing guests from Gallipolis, Ohio.'Here for mix together 1/2 cup water and at all possible. thought it would be much better if they a two-week holiday are Eddie and Kate 1 tsp. vinegar The last day of school ,- -, just spent that money on someone else. Mullins with their children Terry, Trent Add to dough and mix well. Chill for 1/2 before Christmas -. •• 4. and Twila.Also Kates'mother and Twilas' hour before rolling. Makes four crusts. vacation is Friday. '` � t,.. � So, they will take that money and fiance on their first visit to Arizona. Santa Claus will be at the CYAC Students will resume ���`,, ",itadopt" several area children and buy a a a building Dec.23,from 1 p.m.to 3 p.m. All regular classes Jan. 2, 4. s gifts for them instead so that they will With only 11 days left before Christ- children 12 and under are invited to drop 1978. ' * have a Christmas to remember. mas, many of us are wrist deep in dough in and greet him. a a a ' • turning out holiday goodies. I for one, can a a a The Catalina Area never make a pie crust that is easy to roll. a a a Volunteer Fire and -. :. . ,e<�`: •Membership is growing at the Senior Willa Pohlman has given me a recipe she Rescue Team sold $45 `� _'�`� `` Citizens Club House in the rear of says is fool proof, do try it. Corey Mater won the$175 junior jack- worth of bake goods, contributed by local Coronado Elementary School. Anyone 60 Mix together: pot Friday in bingo played at St. Martin residents,to help the Toys for Tots drive or older, Rushing to join in the activities, 21/2 cups flour de Porres. Not satisfied, she went on to and also buy food for needy families in our call Lee Meyers week-days from 10.am. 1 tsp. salt win another$24.50 in a separate game. area. to 2 p.m. Lots of toys have come in to make a New Members are: Ed and Bertha Lausen. Ed is a retired MEETING IN NEW HALL merrier Christmas foa r many children. senior citizens manager from Minnesota, so he will be a great asset.Anothernewbusiness has been oened Senderen,a 14- ear resident own Co e a ri n to m o rro w in the growing community. Norm and Y of Catalina, Pam Elliot are now managing the Radio known to her friends as Lee (Continued from Page A-1 J for the widening of U.S. Highway 89- Van Teen. Lee is good at everything, so he'll tell the council in his monthlyOracle Road. Shack at Everett and Oracle Road. They I'm sure all members will gain some ' carry hi-fi, Citizens Band equipment, knowledge from her. report that hes installed "Entering antennas, auto speakers, phonograph and Town of Oro Valley" signs at Calle Oro Valley may have to remove the tape accessories and other items. James and Bessie Ragsdale, retired Concordia, Calle Loma Linda and Calle street light at Calle Concordia and the They invite all local residents to drop in ranchers from Mammoth who should be Buena Vista. highway if Kriegh determines that it is full of Arizona tales for our new snow- He's alsoput upstopsigns at Calle owned and just browse around. Norm manages birds"from the East. by the town. the Exxon Gas Station and Automobile Buena Vista and Linda Vista Utility companies running cables Alverta Gosch, the latest member, is Boulevard,he said. alongthe highway will also have to Parts Store while Pam will oversee the visiting from Wellington, Ohio.Alverta is Kriegh said he's been sent a letter by g y new Radio Shack, an avid card player and will find her g remove property they own in the high- a a a• the Arizona Department of Tran- way right of way area that will be The Senior Now Generation partici- competition at the center. Don't forget, sportation asking him to review plans expanded by the state,he said. pants made $89 at their recent Open the next Blood Pressure Clinic at the House and plan to buy a kiln for their Center is tomorrow at 10:00 AM. ceramics projects. They are now growing Welcome to Harry and Shirley Clayton, WHAT'S NEW plants, so if you know anyone who loves new arrivals from Wellington, Ohio. The For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, house plants, they will offer you a wide Claytons bought property on Stallion and '• variety, from a pregnant onion to a Forecastle, so plan on making this their _ sho i n wandering jew. Call 825-9200 to fill your permanent home. p the pleasant surroundings of orders. Shirley loves horses, they brought two , * a a of them all the wayfrom Ohio. We wish �° Last week several members of the them the best and hope they will be as MISENER DRUGS 1— . PUNCH LINE — ' OF THE WEEK A lovable little monster" under the dome IT or mechanical man, 2'/�, in the Casa Blanca Plaza 4* Gotps`�� f ARM/RS ave Taylor tall. It doesn't look like a GAS! Sales Representative man, but like heavy 6020 N. Oracle .=� - INSURANCE cadmium-plated steel u,rith Senior Citizens Check Our PharmacyRates -_� - 16320 N. Oracle Road exposed spiral torsion ���=_ , GROUP P.O.Box 8999 C.R.B. spring "heart". Wind key Ci _7›:-:::-. �� Tucson, Arizona 85738 2972234 /�'� B 2 and it"walks~. hours 9 to 9 Bus. 8 5-3777 Res.297.6745 1F YOUR CAR GETS ONLY 12 �� ._ ,.- - - . . ..._ ».,.....,.., For all your insurance needs. ,a.w .... �... ...� M 1 LES PER 1 It's GALLON, YOU 1 Christmas shopping ., NEED YOUR v i. HOOD timeat EXAMINED.ED. Western Auto ! 111111111111111 0/ n eventnp ,A 0,..n1.,/- rIMIMIIIIII1 ,C:::-./ ;---d :- 7aa/aee i ' '� - '. eppelfillii6 4 '' l 1 .,. 4-ii „ ` f JI . , rrrfrr SIZE 1 (�i�"i 'ci� ` ' i 1 • SHOP ��.�,�,�„r, -� Genuine 161« �. ��r ./ 1 2243 EAST • BROADWAYYliviinYlii Cowhide uxe ` iTUCSON, ARIZ. j _ • ! 15"_ Color TV Revelation DINNER . , -_. Football Reg. 379 ,._ , �� _ _�. ATREy34999 ,. 49 W.Miracle Mile now o Ilk Wit, ' -, 1 Proudly Presents 1 The British Comeov Snsat;i;n •�,,,., ... 1” 2, 16, 20 - - RELATIVELY `- 1 V I SPEAKING i Shotgun shells , , it ,....., ) HI $355perbox November 30 thru January 1 ■„_,, . Wed. - Sunday, 6:15 p.m. Cocktails, 6:45 p.m. Dinner. 8:15 Show I I Western Auto \lin , 1 Ikk* 1 EnjoyOurDehciousBuffetDjnner_ , N. Oracle Rd . Catalina825-3777 , i. All You Can Eat it• Reservations 623-9456 , ` December 14, 1977 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE B-3 *V"4'V''V"4"V''''V'" IctitssicrIE11....... Classified . Advertising - 435 Household IndeX �Commercial and Business Want Ads G. 5e per word,20 word minimum Two 50 gal.galvanized gas barrels. piord\ ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Effects 10e Extra Per Word One braided rug 9'x11'.One spool 101 Announcements Blind Ads 50th Extra barbwire standard strength. • 103 Card of Thanks All Ads 4% Sales Tax Phone 825-4904. .1 101e MI% / 105 Glve Away(Free) , 107 Lodge&Club Notices Ask for Oro Valley Classified Ads 109 Lost&Found[Free) PETS & • 111 Personals 884-9880 113 Travel Opportunities LIVESTOCK Advertisein the it BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Deadlines Saturday11 a.m. for Wednesda 501 Livestock 201 Accounting.Bookkeeping y For Sale 203 Appliance Repair 0 205 Answering Service Combination Rates va e Green ValleyNews-Oro ValleyVoice Rates Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy ,at►�Tp,,na�,oy,,,r,P„,�Q„, ,:�._, 207 Auto Service 209 Building/Remodeling available phone 889-2092 Type$50 and up.825-9620. 211 Carpet/Rug -P. FREE213 Concrete,Masonry .1 et ervices jc 4 215 Cooling,Heating _ _ ___ - 1217 Drafting Services ,._ 219 Electrical RepairFAMILY WANT ADS Rabbit hutches all new galvanized 221 Excavating&Leveling welded wire construction. Conn- 223 Handyman plete with feeder,watering bottle, 713 Recreational REAL ESTATE 225 Hauling SEE CO hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment Vehicles 227 Income Tax units starting at$30.825-9391 or 229 Janitorial Services 884-8586. 231 Landscaping&Yard care Bus converted to camper. Must 909 Land & HORSE SHOEING see to appreciate. Over $3800 233 Legal Services 109 Lost& Found 307 Work Wanted invested - will take $2800[firm] Acreages 235 Miscellaneous Services Free] Experienced. Reasonable rates. Catalina 825-9840. 237 Mobile Home Services Mature woman wants live in job with Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. 239 Moving&Storage flexible hours. Experienced in Camper.5-1/2 high for long wide ()(DL()RFUL 241 Painting&Papering RunawayNubian nannybed. Not cab-over. Full-size'bed, 243 Plumbing Repair goat, 11- convalescent care,chauffeuring& water tank,icebox,lots of storage, ARIV/\cA.243 Plumb9-77.Tan and white, 3 years old, cooking. Call 297-4807 or 790- TRANSPORTATION Roofing-Siding unusual ears.I can identify.Family 0699. etc. 825-9440. Evenings and 247 Sewing,Alterations heartbroken. Please call 825- Sundays 622-1362. 249 Swimming Pool Maintenance 3199,Catalina. Rolling field S 251 Tree Service 701 Automobiles and beautiful 253 TV/Stereo Repairs MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE .- woods. 255 Upholstery FOUND: Golden Retriever mix. 257 Well Drillingpp year, tags. MISCELLANEOUS Auto purchasing service! Pur- _ ._ Arivaca, located Approx. 1 no collar or For further information,call Steve chase your next new car or light 911 Mobile Homes 30 miles South (1- 622-0352 eves.or 624-3745 days. truck through a broker and save! EMPLOYMENT 413 Clothing Call 747-9932. 19) and 22 miles - 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile West of Tucson. 301 Babysitter Wanted 1969 chrysler Wagon. Excellent Home Ground Space available. 303 Help Wanted BUSINESS SERVICE Printed T-shirt proclaiming your mechanical condition. $500 or Laundromat open to public. The properties 305 Help Wanted,Sales "Right to keep and bear arms, make offer. Or will trade for Catalina Country Mobile Home listed below ar€ 307 Work Wanted DIRECTORY White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98; garden tractor,etc.825-9391. Park N. Oracle Road Catalina available wit h S, M or L; Postage paid. Send check or M.O."A"Shirt Company, 97-3830• small down pay- MERCHANDISEFor sale:Cadillac,Cdill1965.Four-door, 207 Auto Service PO Box 8489-CRB, Tucson, Az. full power, air, etc. Clean. Must Budget..10x55'with 9x13 expando. ments and owner MISCELLANEOUS 85738.Immediate Delivery! see. 825-9440. Evenings and One bedroom furnished. Skirting financing. Sundays 622-1362. g 401 Appliances . For Sale. Cornell Cap& Gown, and awnings.Tool shed.Screened 403 Antiques ,l f� :" }i Ph.D.; Science PhD. ood; Gold porch.Orchard Valley Park,3950 E. 1 O acres -- with 405 Auctions ®� Tassel mortar board, sizeHawser, Lot 60. Space rental water & lots of 407 Books,Coins,Stamps �: •tet=="l---�ttt 7-1/8. 71 1 Parts & $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5 409 Building Materials sf� 297-3800. room for garden y Accessories p.m.daily. 411 Carport,Patio Sale or pasture, $106 413 Clothing -',-. -- 419 Farm & Ranch rm _ - Mobile home -old 8x35 Libert 415 Cooling.Heating All RVerYlce 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of y - monthly. Equipment miles left.$45.825-9620. needs some repair. As is. First 417 Crafts,Hobbies Complete Motor- _ $500 takes.Catalina 825-9840. 20 acres-well, 419 Farm&Ranch Equipment Homes,Travel _ beautiful home- 421 Firewood FOR SALE: Troy Tiller, 6 horse - 423 Floor Coverings Trailers,Fifth Wheels power, electric start&furer. 3901 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATEsite, $160 month- 425 Foods and Campers Golder Ranch Dr.Call only evenings ly. 427 Furniture serviced by qualified 1-825-3712. 40 acres- welt, 429 Gift Ideas ._ - .. 431 Golf Equipment technicians. 427 partially fenced, 433 Health Foods Complete gas.e;ectrc plumb Furniture GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Ing repairs hitches tow bens. MOVE TO THE COUNTRY oak & mesquite Ref,Household Goods - wiring expertly installed Rel - 437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. gyrators 8 furnaces also ser Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, � M - trees -- $40,000. 439 Machinery,Tools viced.mobile service available. y, 1. 3 Bdrm,2 Bath, 24x60 on 1-1.-'4 441 Musical instruments light grey, used one week. Will acres, near Catalina. 5 yrs. old, 60 acres - on 443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies All RV Service sacrifice.297-3721. excelent financing$34,950. 445 Office Business Equipment lust off at 1 10 at 1225 _._ the way to Arivac^ qa 5 Bdrm,2 Bath 24x68 on 2 acres 447 Photographic E ui Equipment V"J Miracle Mlle Lake! �C1 l 111'1 q p435 Household BONNIE`BEST, near Marana.2 yrs.old,completeg 449 Recreation Equipment open Mon-Fri 8 6 p nni t - - 4►1 Sewing Machines Sof 9`- .' ' - !...e' . ` -• GRI BROKE;/ horse set up.$34,500. grass lands 453 TV's,Steno,Radio By Appointment only 3. 2 Barb on 2-1/�2 acres, Avra ' $600/ac. r~22 3709 ,,_a -.� ,�, ., Valley 24x64,4 yrs.old, irrigated 455 Wanted to Buy International sterling silverware.98 -,,--�-.yyAVAILa.%I garden and fish pond.$30,500. NORMA PETS&LIVESTOCK pieces. 12 seven-piece place ,'i'�ti- `. 4. 3 Bdrm+Family room,fireplace, CHAMBERS 215 Cool i n g/ settings plus serving pieces.Value Wilson pool on 1/2 acre. A real 501 Livestock For Sale about $4000. Asking $2000. Nationwide 503 Pet,Livestock Supplies Heating Gorham silver box included 297- 7110 N.ORACLE RD.SUITE los steal at$27,500. 505 Pet Services 0384.Call after 6:00 p.m.Will make -�s,�717 622-7777 509 Pets For Sale Protect your cooler with a heavy arrangements to meet at 1st canvas cover from Air-Master National Bank at Orange Grove & 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. Oracle. r BUSINESS-FINANCE • Bang to 601 Business Opportunities COUPON FAMILY 603 Insurance •• Wanted:to help rehabilitate those 605 investments EMPLOYMENT who are less fortunate.We are in 1111111,607 Money to Loan _ --. _ _ _ need of tax deductible FOR ��� AD! 609 Money Wanted DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, 307 Work Wanted china, pictures & frames, post- TRANSPORTATIONcards,stamps,coins,books,plants 701 Automobiles Mature experienced nurses aide &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing HERE'S THE RULES Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. 703 Bicycles will care for patients days or 9-4 p.m. 1.All items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining Elliman 705 Boats,Motors,Supplies evenings.825-9580. want ads must be written on the' to personal Items. 707 Campers&Shells coupon. 4. No personal want ads will be 709 Motorcycles - 2.Name, address, and phone taken o the pie. 711 Parts&Accessories number must be induded on the 5.The deadline for the FREE 713 Recreational Vehicles e • / coupon, or It will not be family want ads is FRIDAY �J tIS11111§S great in t 715 Rentals ac , NOON. 717 Travel Trailers 719 Trucks 3.Only personal want ads will be 6.When item[sj is sold,please call accepted.We reserve the right 884-9880. RENTALSViANI ADS For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print . 870o N. ORACLE Apartment Furnished 803 Apartment Unfurnished 805 Commercial Rentals or 807 Home 809 Miscellaneous Rentals 811 Mobile Home •e selection of fine DIA 813 Mobile Home Lots •ues at that new shoo in for old a• 815 Share Living Quarters a discounts for Saturday ERY AND 1°goers.Don't take our word 0 Jefferson, 817 Storage Rentals rim T$Ingo It.TPHloErth O k, TA1-0100 . 819 Townhouse 3 FABULOUS RI ct.Marquise,3 ct. • 821 Vacation Rentals SERIOUS COLLECTORS pear-shaped. Fancy 823 Want to Rent al Nain,Kashan,Kermin and Serouk Shown by a000intme French, English and Oriental furni- R17-3420. onzes Ivories, Jade, Clo sonne, FULL VALUE-Gold, i• t and Porcelain. Saturday and mond$ bought, sold, ap REAL ESTATE 1, D18-8622,9727 Fieldcrest. McNUTT JEWELRY, , HERS beautiful mirrored ta- Ave., LA1-284$. NOT FOR PUBLICATION ,•: stand.large cherry Chlfferobe, INDIVIDUAL - Diamond wa+ 901 Commercial Property i unk,churn,good Magnavox radio $1,200, (cost.more now). Will NAME •.shortwave phonograph console.Make Good-sized stones,numerous 903 Farms,Ranches c'sck.276-96L5. Shown by apoointrnent at bank. _ 905 Homes V •F mirro , air o ar e-too •0 ESTATE DIAMOND-0 ADDRESS _ 907 income,Investment Propertys, brass ieweled hanging lama, round unmounted, vibr .-H --- ---- - •. Drawing board, knife box on legs. ing for 53,750.Can be s • - 909 Land&Acreages 's 6160 SpringzVal ey2RLoads at Prestondell IN JEWELRY, 103 N PHONE NUMBER____ 911 Mobile Homes .-9c89. 85-POINT Man's s. 16054 N. ORACLE 913 Open Houses ANTIQUE SUPERMARKET 358-0448. aoprals. , Everyday!"New Shipment_ CATALINA 915 Real Estate Wanted - furniture, WEDDING set Maximum Insertion-3Times DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS 917 Resort-Vacation Property ad racks, clocks, half price.J•• For Each Want Ad chairs. Lots of $oodles. IS FRIDAY NOON S.Int.20 at Forney. GOLD 919 Townhouses t .fa,animal foot,fo. wide,. ;-- • ..• :ince 1 B-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE December 14, 1977 � £. Idefendpocketbooks againstMetro By LINDA THOMPSON water in order to bring the satisfied with charging 55 the Citizens for Reasonable ' , ` - Long-range area plans rates down. Why should the cents,"he asserted. , Water Rates, along with and most rezoning cases consumer pay for the Skip Arnett, who eight other area ''' ',Y don't seem to draw many successfulness of Beat the manages an apartment homeowners. '. „>¥ Northwest residents to Peak?" complex served by "We gathered between :-1,:, MIP :' � � ` Another Metropolitan�- � �. � ` � � public hearings -- but when p Metropolitan, said the 400 and 500 petition '� *' ' x it comes to their immediate customer, from Ironwood proposed rate increase signatures opposing the rate �� 4 �' � � ocketbooks, the show u Acres Subdivision, said his would raise an apartment increase and helped P y P resident's monthlybill from distribute fact sheets in t he 1 � 'sv *4. '. -. in droves. water bill had taken a turn ' ', ` } ` ` On Thursda 150 North- for the worse when cam- " . �,-�. _ y $3.52 to$8.65. area, Davis said. a `� �' west area residents pared to his former rates "We've invested $7,000 in The group also met �'� with Dateland Water Co , water-savingdevices. And several times with local ' swarmed into the hearing ,- room, leavinga line of which initially served the now Metropolitan is telling John Biggers, who w � P attorneygg ,€ 4 $y protestors trailingdown the area. me that if I save water,I will filed as an intervener, Y , 1:7,. hall way. Dateland charged 55 pay more money for using volunteering two days of his If,it 4, _ Duringthe lengthy two- centsper 1,000gallons of gt y less water," Arnett time to present evidence and day hearing, about 15 of water, but now I'm paying asserted. :::„: question witnesses. ': . '� .;rs. Metropolitan's consumers 70 cents for the same Before the hearing, "We had to find a more -40:` t ���` expressed opposition to the amount of water. Now Northwest residents Clark formal waythan petition "�., pPp Metropolitan wants $1.70 Chapman, Don Davissignatures uest on the � 60per cent proposed rate _ P ,. � �fP P P and toq 6 increase. while Dateland is still Tom and Betty Cetas formed rate request,"Davis said. .4 -., Eugene Klein, spokesman x for the Orange Grove Park ----..t. —' t\ Xi.„.Nt Homeowner's Association, `N,..":0011011110Ibb , - • ,4:.,-,‘ questioned ``whether - ,� ������ ,,�,. -K ��� newcomers in the area wereR � paying their fair "� THE CREATIVE BLACKSMITH P Y g share of . ' --.4:„, construction costs for ad- x ri ditional Metropolitan ri facilities. ;-:;::4",',';'..��� �. �����-::.`'� Another homeowner, representing PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Bus artist the Oracle Heights Recreation Milan Murchek, husband of Catalinaartist Pat, puts a Association, said, "The raise papier-mache statuette at a stand in the La Placita the water company has 10% 15% 2 shopping mall in Tucson. Murchek has been displaying requested is more than we her artwork throughout the state recently. [VOICE staff can handle. Thru Sunday photo] "Because we followed Beat the Peak, your Copper Fountains Xmas Ornaments 1).( 00%.1...* t go revenues went down. We Chrysocolla Sunbursts Wind Chimes don't feel we should be Fireplace Screens Wall Sculpture � e punished because we-tried Crystal J ewe I r Copper r Lam s to conserve water," shey p p p tr----iasserted. Suede Cloth Super Graphics Glass Enamel Abstracts . j n.. (.711( :"El siij17. .... Anda similar statement Copper Mushrooms Quail & Roadrunners followed from another area N a t u r a l a m s i 1' [� homeowner. "Metropolitan p Heller Dinnerware is telling us to buy more ~' :i �� . Plaza E 2975982 Til EMIT tBth! TO Bit NUN NMI SII I! NOW PLAYING: ''''''�`�'�•� I .% � �, GOLD FEVER or DANGER fen 1 \ \ , „\, AT BONANZA CREEK _ .ii•11 Curtain Call ,, /01 ,.., ". .The most fun • 4 we ve hod here /� well,since sunshine. tji : - \ Micheline Keating .1.► �\ as .....1. 1.0: Tucson Citizen 1 .i) r I � a dynamite •'�.• � -:..-!:-Of package of fun" John Peck !► Arizona Daily Star8 i \���� Rigoarfult et ' MELODRAMA with Can-Can Dancers.8zfJO and Piano Playing /1.... One ra ti And an incredibly Erf Villain.(Boo,Hiss!) j I (' PINNACLE PEAK OMEN tin PACKAGE MUNI 1 Showtimes are Wed.&Thurs.at 8 pm Fri.&Sot.at 7:15 \./...‘, Svmnhonv &9.15 pm Sun.at 6 pm l n6 ,&1bustTown . 886.942 ; C l iit ri 10.111.11111111.1.1111111110EN11 El L .1t4 WI H a 1111 n x ' , ! f, N /STOP Why a .. a arex ,. 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